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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-08-11

Night before lsst Rev. Mr.. Horsfall
experienced rather q severe attack,
but was very much stronger yester-
day. We are sorry that Mr.. Horsfall's
health demands that he leave Miles
City. He will not, however, 20 before
the end Of the month.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-08-11

The Presbyterian sunday school
enjoyed a pleasant picnic yesterday at
McKay's grove. About seventy-five
persons wer In the gathering and ex-
tended the pleasures OF the outing till
evening.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-08-11
YELLOWSTONE Ferry

The Ferry formerly known as the
Comstock Ferry will hereafter be
operated by the undersigned, who will
be on hand early and late to accomo-
date the travelling public. Charges
reasonable. SYMoNs & ESTES. =
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-08-11

Owing to engagements in other
cities, DIR. l.. Galilzki, the Oh icago
O%cul.st, now at the Mcqueen, will
o leave our town. This Ia now his
fifth week In Miles.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-08-11

originally from Minnesota and passed
through this city last year to Oregon,
but are now returning to Minnesota.
not having found Oregon what they
expected,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-08-11

Prepared by a combination, proper
ton and process peculiar to itself,
Hoods Sarssparilla accomplishes cures
hitherto unknown.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-08-11

Miss Hattie Southmsid, who has
been engaged In teaching at Billings
during the past year, Is in the city Wis.
Ting Mrs. Geo. X, Milburn.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-08-11

The Gun Club was out prscticing
yesterday. The feature Of the shoot
was the rivalry between two members
Of the team.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-08-11

When Baby vas sick, We gave her C~astorla,
When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria,
when she became Miss, she chung TO Castoria,
When sho had Children, she gave thon Castoria
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-08-11

Gail Wodzit.ki hrs M interesting
toy-a doll made by q Cheyenne In
dian squaw.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-08-11

Three families Of %emigrants passed
through town yesterday with quite a
string Of horses. The families were
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-08-11

J. q. Dempsey returned from Fol-
syth yesterday. where he has been en-
gagged upon some contract work.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-08-11

The effect of lrr egulsr meals orbsd
cooking neutraliZed by taking Tar
rants Settler Aperient.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-08-11

We are sorry to learn that Grant
Miner bad a severe attack on Wednes-
day afternoon.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-08-11

Tom Lewis, OF the Nm outfit, was
in the city l'st evening.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-08-11

Jesse Haston came in from the east
YESTERDAY.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-08-11

Chaa. DAILY and wife went out to the
ranch yesterday.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-08-11

DIR. Kinks German Pile Ointment
has cured Bliud, Bleeding and Itchiug
Piles when all other Ointment. have
failed. IL absorbs the lumors, allsys
the itching no once, acts as n puultice,
gives instant relief. DR.. Kinks Ger.
man Pile Ointment isprepsred only for
Piles aud Itching OF the private parts,
and nothing else. Every box il war.
ranted. sold by John Wright. Drug.
gist, Miles City, Mont.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-08-11

City Attorney Middleton has gone
TO Livingston on business.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-08-11

skating at the Roller Rink Satur-
day evening.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-08-11

Joe Scott left the city for the ranch
yesterday.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-08-11

California Wine Cream put up by
Billiard goes right to the spot.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-08-11

VIM. Courtenay is away from the
city on an eastern business trip.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-08-11
For snls

Some choice household furniture.
= LoTTIE SCHRADER.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-08-11
NOTICE OF TAX LEVY,

FOR THE BUILDING OF SIDEWALK UPON THE STREETS HERE
MATTER NAMED, IN THE CITY OF MILES CITY. M t, AND
THE TINE WITHIN WHICH THE SAME SHALL BE PAID.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-08-11
LOCAL 1T S.

No race to-dsy-it's off.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-08-11
| 2 Acres Titled Land
500 Acres Tilted Lane

All under ditch; forty acres In alial-
IN, balance meadow. Situated within
two miles of Buffalo.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-08-11

North side seventh street from Main to ohio
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j. G.. HurcH,ssos.
IMP & Err

GRAND OPENING FINE MILLINERY.
SEPTEMBER "a. Is. 20.
PATTERN HATS AND BONNETS FROM
THE LEADING NoDIsTES OF PARIS AND
LONDON
OUR STOCK Is IN EVERY RESPECT FAR
AHEAD OF FORMER YEARS AS REGARDS
QUANTITY. QUALITY, STYLE AND NOV.
ELTY
IN ORDER TO MAKE THIS OPENING A
GRAND SUCCESS WE PROPOSE TO OFFER
SPLENDID BARGAINS FOB ONE WEEK.
AND. THEREF ORE. ASK YOU TO CON-
PARE THE FOLLOWING
SPECIAL PRICES
MADE FOR THIS OCCASION:
FINE FELT HATS IN THE NEW SHADES
ALL THE LATEST SHAPES AT CSC.
vELvETS
a GREAT VARIETY OF CHOICE
COLORINGa
Sl5O PER YARD
THESE ARE SUCH vELvETs As ARE
USUALLY RETAILED AT s2.5O PER YARD.
FANCY FEATHERS AT l5c.
REGULAR PRICE $780,
CLOAKS
CHOICE COLLECTION OF IMPORTED
GARMENTS. EACH GARMENT BEING MADE
TO ORDER EXPIRE SLY FOR US, CONSIST.
ING OF EXCLUSIVE STYLES IN
JACKETS, WRAPS, RAGLANS. 10
DRESS TRIMMINGS.
WE CALL SPECIAL ATTENTION TO OUR
FIRST OPENING OF FOREIGN NOVEL
TIES. BEING NOW PREPARED TO SHOW
ONE OF THE CHOICEST LINES on ME.
IIUN AND HIGH-CLAsS GOODS IN THIS
COUNTRY
FOSTER KID GLOVES
AN INSPECTION OF THE ABOVE WILL
BE ESTEEMED A FAVOR
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Continued bclow.)
THE lSSS.S9 .JERsEYs.

OVER FIFTY DIFFERENT STYLES. We write IL
In large type because know it's twice the variety Of
any other store in town. We should afford give bet
ter Qualities for the prices than Others do because
don't have to calculate for bad debts II reckoning our
profits.
Plain and vest-front Imported stockinet Jerseys,
o1.35, Gigs. $l98. S2.68
Braided Jerseys slss s2es. sa25: $3.50. 1916.
Beaded Jerseys o.. 4S to el2 each
eN The London Novelty has Q colored woven stripe
and with belt and new shirt sleeves; IS each.
THE, PALAlS ROYAL.
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warmers New Health" Undervsar
F.; At 4 is:
= LIZ 4 II ssss
$|I$HAE
kkoooc 7 4 ~ E11L
Ests a ERR Gee "A 4 Nm
ss1s "A Z I G ad ss "A 4 4 EsMs
{ 4 s. Is. T !
ILL Il ssss +
FOR TUESDAY. sRPTEMBRR 25
trio Of attractions for tomorrow: 1st The grand
exhibition and special sale Of Dress Goods I'd The
eleventh annual special sale Of Warm Underwear Sd.
Opening" display Of the new 18SS-So Cloaks. Jer-
seyA. etc.
THE PALAIs ROYAL
(Continued belov)
LADIES, Wars FoR 1883.

LADIES w RAPS Tor 100000.
OF the more expensive Newmarkets we have but one
or two Of kind thus sordihg you IN opportunity 10
secure an exclusive style.
mentA a. they were imported - samples by American
manufacturer. but not used, and thus came in orr
hands.
THE LONDON" ULSTER, els EACH
English beaver cloth. aud t9ht-fttins. with storm
sleeves The black silk buttons being large and orna
mental. show to advantage on the colored cloth We
have them In London smoke London red. black. navy
magenta
THE 1T" ULSTER, Sls EACH.
1T" II another London novelty. The material IL
inside In broad stripes. alternately smooth and rough
the silky appearance Of the wool leaves in doubt
whether tits all silk all WOOL silk and wool 1T"
- the most dtst1ngue wrap Of the season.
AMERICAN.MADE EEwMARKETs.
We arc showing copies Of the autumn and winter
Engiish Newmarkets at %. e10. e12, and &16 each.
The backs. the angel sleeves and the
imported. though in truth they manufactured in
New York
SHOW THE PARAGRAPH BELOW TO YOUR
HUSBAND. FATHER, BROTHER-AS THE CASE
MAY BE:
Since buy and sell FOE CASH ONLY cannot We
qrord to cell cheaper than those tcho credit, and Mere
fore, Is not tcfse and economical for the Of the
family to unioose his purse strings, for must you not
haze aJdu and Winter wrap; and IL not toser to pay
Jor promptly than pay for ii IN month"; time and be
charged extra from 10 to Is per cent-eQuol to LOO or
$50 per cent per anstusf
u Be remembered, that you pay cash at the dry
0oods stores that cTedn-are not the only exception In
Hdshtn0tonf-you are charged the same as you asked
credu-le, from 10 to Is per cent above "Falais Royar
prices.
THE PALAIs ROYAL
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FoR LADIES AND CH1npnrs

THE AMERICAN HOSIERY CO.'S UNDERWEAR
IL the best-fttins made. and viii outwear two ordinary
undersamentsI
Have you seen the new ribbed Vests. which we show
In Balbriggan and AL Wool!
We have the most complete stock in this CITY Of
these we'll the Merino Underxarments for lades
misses. boys. and children. and not forgetting the
Wrappers for Infants.
SPECIAL, SPECIAL!
AT q natural Wool Vests and psuts silk bound
and stitched Only 500 Of these garments and NO
MORE WHEN THEY ARE GONE. (Two garments
for worth Of one.)
AT Soc swiss-ribbed Vests, worth a. %.
AT Soc. superior finished Vests and Psnts
INDICATED WOOL UNDERWEAR.
Warranted coehinsal dye e. s1.26. and sL4s.
The same quality ct q .4S - sold last season Il
RIBBED-sILK UNDERWEAR.
Every style for street or evening wear. RyeryaSR
nrsoae snsds Inc largest and most varied stock.
Priced $50. o.. e2.69, case
SPECIAL sPECIAL!i
At 05c. the 6wiss Ribbed Gnk Yeats come IN AL.
mon. Red. Cream Pink. Blue. Cardinal ms ou,lity
vest Il retailing all over the country At a.
Al CSC. Superior SILK finished Ribbed Vests
Al 40 Swiss Ribbed Vests, finished st neck ana
arms with SILK Ribbons. Colors PM Fern pln.
Flssh. Whiss. Market value throughout the United
States SOC.
CARTWRIGHT wARNRRs UNDERWEAR d.
wazner's .Hsalth" Und@wsar. Pstsut vsntIIatinr
Bunkskin undervear &c. "a. It Paisas Royal pricaa
CHlLDRRT6 UNDERWEAR
Besides ne American Hosisry oompsny.s undsr-
wesr. Quotsd,sbova No show Ribbed sun and Veal
Undsrsaxmsnts: also the Plain Nsrino and NsdiesssA
osshmszs Good 70 suit III sss end hgurss.
FOB INFANTS
Ths largest and bet undMvsax DspartmeoH 4, ~.
city. -
LADIE1 AND cHMpRRrs YIxEcYp Hoarxrv
Ths new stock = .hseA but 10 spass fog dsssIIs. e
you win nottcs.
PALAIs ROYAL.
81. Core 18Th G and Rsnngxlynu1a ~
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THk NV WA1k1Sa JACKETS

You'll learn more by trying one on. and an inspec-
ton Of the many details that constitute Q genuine
tailor made than could tell paragraph Be-
sides, you'll believe your eyes. Wen Just give
list Of prices.
Jersey Jackets. "a. s5. s6. o.. o. Co. s10 s12 s1a
Broadcloth Jsckets. -, S12, S13, els, 016, Ella
They are braid bound aud those o. have satin
lined seeves. Black and new greens. reds. blues.
tans, and smoke
THE PAIAIs ROYAL. I.
(COntfnued helowN
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The nuctuations In Wall street quotations for
the last ten days have caused a fiutter among
specuiatorA but the promptness with which the
market righted itself after Its recent shock proved
the hopeful spirit pervading business generally
The Iron trade Is growing rmer, coal Is moving In
large Quantities prices In wool are shade higher
and foreign commerce has improved The rates
fG money on call are still very easy, but they are
aneniny for time loans to be used In mercantile
transactions The chief features OF the season
financially, are the freedom OF collections In
almost all parts of the country, and the broader
distribution OF money. enabling local enterprises
70 supply themselves az home instead OF depend
ing on the great centers OF capital Altogether.
the outlook for the opening winter Is exceIle Mt
An improvement even upon the fail OF 1850; for
soen tne boom, while magnificent In its way. was
iAfSev confined 70 the speculative held, instead of
the country. ~
wiz De secretary Colman" hereafter. And
-
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These Csshmeres measure full 80 inches in
width (cailsd 4Ol. and arc guaranteed never to
wear brown or rusty. and TO always retain their
softnsss aud bssutiiuA nnish. Two shades Of
biack-jet and plue-blAck.
BLACK AND WAITE DRESS GOODS
Black and White Dress Goods, while generally
considered second-mourniny fabrics. are much
atfe> ted by Ladies' not in mourning Merre
showing M excellent line st present embracing
pin-head checks. hsir-ine stripss, wide and
narrow stripes. broken and large plsids. The
b.oad stripes are particularly stylish; Soc 75c..
81. Sl.25 and sL5O.
COURTAULD's BLACK ENGLISH GRAPES.
1t il conceded that these Grapes are the most
reliable most dun able, and the cheapest be-
cause they are the best. We sell them because
we aim to keep the best Of everything in our
special line These Grapes never detsriorsts.
nor go out Of fashion, and can be made MP over
and over again IS occasion requires it They
are the recognized Grapes for wear with B.
Priestiey's Black Dress Goods ON account Of
their absolute matching qualities which u Of
vital importance and most difacult Of attain.
ment In any other brand Of Grapes
28-in. Courtauld's Best English Crspes 75c.
q. el.26, el.6O. ~. ~. 80. 81. e36O. and o.
42-in. Courtxuld's Best English Grapes, q rs
s3. s375. %. $3.50. %. $3.50. and %.
FOB WELLS.
B. Priestley & Co.'S Black-Bordsred Nuns
Yelling. for wells. Atwood qualities, 42 in.
75c. q. el.25. and sl.50 per I'd sik and
wool qualities. 42 In, ol.25. el.5O. 81 "a e.
and Ss SO Per I'd; ~ In, &5O per I'd.
DIACK-STkIPED FABkICHl
Wide and Narrow Satin. dnished etriped Hlack
Goods in Indian. Chsvron. Moirs, and shsded
effects. thsy bsinG the latest novsltiss; ~ IN.
q and el-26 per I'd
black Alpaca ana Mohair Brillisnttna tor lin.
ings, SKIRT facingA skiFts. and drsunea ~ In.
IS, 37k. 50. and 76c. par 3D.; ~ In, 76o. end
q Per I'd
Combina&sou Drsss Patterns In Black Win
Cray BORDEN; Buck. with Black Velvet Striped
Borders. ETC.
MOURNING oUTFITR
whsn lad . prefer not 10 shop for Themselves
We beg TO announce thst the manager of our
Drssmakine Department win b glaA TO en-
upon them with mmplss. ETC.. and take thsar
ordsss for Desssss. Doansta Wrsps end 1ny
nsssrials for mourning fee tAs family Our
Arsssmaking facilities aEs such tAat ~ can
supply eli ths nscsssav garnsa0 = tho n.
Quirsd time
our Black Goods Dspsxmsnt = situatsd N
IL annex. 10l3 street. rsas vhaes ~ hsvo
ths lght Of day - show I'm b.. Duar huy
Black ooods n H. dark
WOODWARD : Lorznoa.
MA Or. III m Ysh. ~
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WANTED ROOMS

WANTED-Bf A wIpo~ER A FURNIsprn
room e the w1nscr; no children, ne not Too M
auisitive Address wiDowEik star once Ii.
WANTED-Br AsTENoSRAPHLR MALL fr-R-
Address Box ll3. stAr ONCE. seaS AZ
WANTED ONE OR Two uNFuRNIs IN
w rooms ON nr-t or,-econd hoorx; central loc.t,o
Address Box 10. str once scas-s5Is
w rooms secend noor for lisht hon -ekespsl's IN
With p.r,isai.rs. fREksGRY Star once ssss
NVANTED-kooMs AND BOARD WITH PRIVATE
sets ave. in 9eorretown Address Bon .. star
ofhce. se22 n.
VANIFD-LADffs DESTROYS OF RENTING
w their 20 nrst-cl@ss tenants. should phase
r. p HUTCHINs 90. room renters and real estate
a<ents. 1921 ct. ne. se2&-:a
NVANTEp-BY GENTLEMAN, WIFE AND GROWN
w daughter. IN rood 10 shty, Win private family
lght housekeeping references exchsnsed would take
part of q house with q family without children Adj
dress HUNTER. star once. se22-3s'
NNANTED-THRkE FUkNI SHE'D ROOMS AND
terror Department; Tor two esntemen and SISTER,
stale terrns: permanent satisfactory. Addres- Bon
3.s House OF .sepres natives. se- t-<t-
NVANTED-BY QUIET YOUNG GENTLEMAN,
w in Q private family. Q neatly furnished front
Room, with without board price must be ressons
bic Address, stating terms. Box a. star ofce LIST
VANIED-THE ADDRESS OF THOSE HAVING
w furnished or unfurnished rooms for rent M any
ins Us. ROOM kEXTiNG AGENCY. ol2 sta stree,
northwest se2l-St.
WANTED-IN A QUIT NEIGHBoRHoop, A
wv room where privacy is assured Address II.
WANTED-BY GENTLEMAN AND WIFE HAND
w somely furnished floor in desirable house WITH
pleasant rehnea private family; terms Ros 1Ns ,rn
politsn Cub. suzS
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! ParDrcrros FurrrrrrD.

\ PRxprcr1oN FuLrrILxp.
WE TOLD YoU SOME MORNING You
would WAKE UrlAND FIND OLD PnoR~
HAD TAx1N 4 HAND N rH1xoA AND
THIS MORNING Has VERIFIED rHI
TRUTH or QUE PRRDIcTIoN.
CHILLY GETTING TO THE OFFICE.
WASN'T III TEIs SOFT or wlATma
NAY BE LOOKED FoR RIGHT ALONG NOW.
AND THERE Is NO SENSIBLE EXCUSE
FOR TURTHER DEI.AY-A IIaHT-wRIoHT
ovERcoAT MUST BE HAD. IT'S NOT A
LUXURY. BUT NECESSITY.
Tn ONLY QUESTION row TO m sIr-
TIED u wHEkx CAN You GET THE BEST
FOR THE Last MoNRYY NATURALLY
You TURN 10 us FIxsT. That's RIGHT.
WHAT WI HAVEN'T GOT ID NOT WORTH
HAVING THE FACTS IN THE CASE ARE
WE CARRY ABOUT As MUCH STOCK AZ
any FOUR OF DUB ooNPHTIToRa
LET'S LOOK INTO THIS NATTER FOB
% WE CAN SHOW you LINE OF sKNsI-
BILE GARMENTS THAT IT TAKES AT
LEAST e12 10 BUY EIsEwHKRE. WE
MADE THEM. 20 WE KNOW WHAT WE
ARE TALKING ABOUT. UP LITTLE
HIGHER WE DEFY YOU TO FIND IN
THIS CITY ANYTHING IN THE FALL
OvRRCOAT LINE THAT WILL TOUCH
THOSE WE'LL SHOW YOU FROM go TO
$40; AND THOSE FROM s25 TO sS5 ARE
WE'LL TALK ABOUT THE MEDIUM PRICE
els. THE BEST DESCRIPTION WE CAN
GIVE II THAT IT Is REGULAR s20
COAT. MADE UP IN THE LATEST EF-
FRCTs IN TwRKDs, CA6SIMEREs. CHEW
lots. MILLIONS ANE KRRsKYa WE'VE
At LEAST FIFTY STYLES. DESIGNED AND
MADE By DUB OWN ARTISTS. THOR
QUICKLY INSPECTED AND CLINCHED BY
DUB GUARANTEE WE LEAVE you WITH
ABSOLUTELY NO RESPONSIBILITY IN
THIS NATTER WHATEVER
THE FIT ALWAYS B0THERS YOU. DOES
TT GIVE YOURSELF NO CONCERN ABOUT
1T. WE ASSURE YOU WE CAN FIT YOU.
REGARDLESS OF HOW NATURE HAS
MOULDED YoU-BE YOU EXTRA LONG Oh
SHORT. STOUT OR THIN.
WE ARE WAITING FOR YOU ON OUR
THIRD FLOOR. TAKE ELEVATOR
sAKs AND COMPANY.
sUPPLIERs OF MEMS CoMM0DITIEa
SEVENTH STREET AND MARKET SPACE.
se24
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The cordiality Of the relations existing between
surgeoD-General Hamilton and his proteres at
Camp Perry, when he parted from them the other
DAY, was In marked contrast with the assaults
made upon that offcer when he first insisted upon
the resort 70 refugee camps instead OF permitting
the people who were fleeing from the scourge to
go whthersoever they pleased with the chance OF
carrying Injection with them. By this time
doubtless. the more sensible persons In the
camp have come TO realize the seriousness
OF the situation and the wisdom OF
the apparently severe measures adopted BY DIR.
Hamilton One OF the most astonishing features
OF yellow fever epidemic the insidious manner
OF us spread Even certain articles OF food which
would be least suspected OF perilous tendencies,
owing 10 the processes employed In their prepara-
ton for market and the table, have been shown by
experience 70 be disease-breeders OF the most dan
serous sort. IL Is recorded, for example, that In
the epidemic OF 1867, when several OF the Texas
towns had established quarantine against Gal
Neston- q steamboat from that CITY, sailing
up the Trinity river, was stopped by the
health on1cer Of Liberty a short distance from
there, and forbidden TO make its accustomed land
Ing. The captain said that II permitted 10 nut
ashore sack OF coffee, which he had brought up
Tor citizen OF Liberty, nc would turn back. His
request was granted the sack was thrown out on
the river bank, and the boat retreated. The citi-
Zen got his conee, opened IL, cauyht the
lever, and lied; his family and servants were
taken down Immediately afrerward, and
ron them the disease spread like wildfire
through the whole place. similar case
occurred on the Nueces River near Corpus Christi.
The fever had broken out In that town and a man
VINO was under contract 70 supply certain persons
IN the country with coffee took a sack OF H. drove
out niteen miles 20 a certain mesquit tree where
according to agreement, he divided the coffee into
PORTIONS marked each with the name OF the per
son VINO was 70 receive IL, and went away. conn.,
cent that oy such precautions ne had avoided
conveying any contagion 70 his rural customers
The persons who were Corrective the coffee came the
next day 70 the tree and got 1t Every one OF
their families were stricken down within a
few days, and nearly every patient died Here
the thorough shadny-up OF the coffee throuyh a
country drive OF nfteen miles In a wagon ana IN
exposure aiterward, divided into small parcels for
twenty-four hours consecutively, In a tree I'm an
open held put the tenaclty OF the fever germs 20
severe test; and their survival with fatal powsrs
showed that no preventive measures. however in
convenient 70 few persons or for a limited period
are 70 be neglected when the slaughter OF thou.
sands Of innocent people Is the pos sibility In the
opposite scale.
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SEAL Plush Wars, Ere.

The List Of prices may give An idea Of great varie
but to tell Of the quality the fnish the fit. reQujl
keen eyes and nimble fngers-unbiased ones. K
You'd better call
Seal Jackets. S22. $24. S2S.
Seal Coats. s22. S24, $27. $50, S35. Gao. S45.
Seal MOdjeskas 825, $50. $40.
Seal Raglans and Ulsse-s, SAT to SOS.
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
fConttnued f,alow)
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MES,s SEAsosAsnE UsDERwEAR.

MENs SEAsosAsLE USDERwEAR
Fall and Winter Underwear IL seasonable NOW.
Whist If it is warm to-day: may you not ct this
season expect cool tomorrow!
Prepare now at less cost than later.
SPECIAL! SPECIALIZE
FOR soc. clever imitation Of Dr. Warmers
Natural Wool Underwear Same shade of Gray. Same
superior At and finish, but not ALL WOOL. To those
who not rheumetc it's as good ss ali wool and In
more durable. The garments are silk bound and
stitched reinforced in parts liable to wear and can
not be reproduced under 81 each We have 1000
pairs Drawers and 1000 Shirts to offer at Soc each
NO MORE WHEN THEY ARE GONE.
DR. WARMERS HEALTH UNDERWEAR.
Agents for DR.. Warmers Natural Wool and amels
Hair Understandable which we offer at "Palais Royal"
pr1ces Ask Tor circular
ENGLISH MEDIC ,TED WOOL UNDERWEAR
At$150. Non-Irritating Red Lambs Wool Under
garments
AtsL75. Medium Weight Fancy Colored Undsrgar-
ments.
Ats2. Anti-Rheumsao oochinea, Dyed undersar.
ments.
SPECIAL, spECIALil
At Soc. Sikh Bound Medium Weight Merino Under.
wear.
At Soc. Trowsers Shaped Canton Flannel DrswerA
At CSC, Tailor-Cut and Finished Drawera
At 75c.. Undergarments nearly all wool
AtS1, Heavy Saxony Wool Underssrments.
At 81, Medium Weight Australian Wool Undersar.
ments
At 1.35 Non-Irritatng White Lambs Wool Under.
garments.
At sl.75. Warranted Unshrinkable ALL Wool Under
wear.
IL You are requested to critically examine the ma
terials the finish and the At Of above quoted Under
garments 1t ia the prices but the qualities that
make them SPECIAL"
TWO SPECIALS IN SOCKS.
At Csc Four Weights English, French and Irish Bal
Half Hose Extra value because imported direct
Al CSC Special lot warranted Atwood Half Hose in
al colors.
At 35c. Special lot Fancy Striped Merino Socks
At SOC. Dr.. Warmers Natural Wool Socks
At SOC. English Cashmere Socks. Black and colors
THE PALAIs ROYAL
CONTINUED below.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-24

h Remnants Of Red Twill Flannel, l8kc. Rem
nants Of Fireman's Flannel 500. KAUFMAN'S