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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-03-27

John d. Maytield has some nice,
new houses for rent. Good water,
barn, etc. Price, SIS and 10 per
month
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We have on display our pattern
hats and all the novelties of the sea-
son in spring millinery, and solicit an
inspection from the ladies.
MISS KATE SToUTE.
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FOR RENH.

LNOR RENT.-A first. class European hotel Al!
Il restaurant only one In q town0f 1000
population. j, B, Gilmer & Co.
LNOR RENT-Three large. rooms, formsF
II occupied by L. A. Blair, over my store
G. n, CURTIS
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CoaIs and Coke,

Hcrd and soft, best varieties, prompt
deli cry, for cash only. Waco Goal
Ysro, Iohn Farley, proprietor,
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CHOLERA HOG FOOD,
TIE TESTIMONY OF WM, G. BARTlE
DAMAGING 10 PORK PACKERS,
A White Woman Ma-ries a Siou> indian,
PleuraPneunona Quarantine, Tie
Striking Sw'chmen Firm
JACOB poLp AND son.

JANNh l1'ip An - son.
KANSAS CITY, March -6.-Jaclb
Dold x son. pork packers here, nc
c,,sed hv wv q Rerro otS, Iop;s
oo'oi Wv mus yum" ''e VI N'''4'S
diseased ehd th'therea ~ ana
manufacturing impure bard, retu' c the
charge as base aud slsnderous. they
further show THAI by Il g rigid system
of inspection the packing houses of
Kansas City are subjected TO, II is I'M
possible for diseased pork or impure
lard TO escape detection. bold & Son
have entered proceedings to have
Bartle ind ctcd TOR perjury and also
brought suit tor 100000 damages, bas-
ed on the possibility of their being
damaged to the extent of at least 10
per cent of their business of the Kan
sas City establishment alone.
rot,tsv,ttp pAcvEps
,.....,. e. oc M, ,.
i''0 l." mr. y" a. VI NV po' N
packers forwarded 'h's morning. 10
Congressman Caruth, the following
protest aoainst certain snccified evil
l., 49,. '.,,....,
>'e"'0 ~ CIV "0'0'u '"0 O0''''''
agriculture, Wi'h the request thA' nc
present it to the committee.
Tothe Honorable Chairman of the Com.
nltlcc of Agriculture - House Of Rcprcscn-
tatiycs, Wasnugton
Doar Sir. We UNANIMOUSLY de.
clare the-evidence given Inv WIN. G.
Battl6 before your committee as
published III the Louisville daily pa
po'1' ~ 70 ",i'r u', 81 Ia "s IHn0I. m'
we do not XIII diseoscd hoes nor ho1s
sick Of cholera We make only absC-
lute y pure hog lard, free from all
nuui'ei@' ,nus "i'"I.sc'' an 49, noss
smoIhrrrJ in transit and ali hoo
quits from anim4ls as ga,h ered at our
packing houses. are separately re1-
o' 0 on - ga r"so s u, ""'t tpo "nn
to other munufarturnrs We feel
justified in asserting that such testi-
mony as Bartle's is insiduous aud
hlghly detrimental to one of Amer
lcas leading interests, especa ly with
reference TO our TRADE among tho
foreign nations, and that the testi-
nohy OF man who acknowledges
himself To nave slaughtered dtsehsed
animals, Tor human food, he dld SO
khoWlhSiy. Is uhWor'hy OF credit
CSlghed) hinges, la ggart, 60, FRED
Lelbs " sons, jarvis ~ 20 II. l..
Nlpman 90" burch, Harris ~ co,
conrad ~ Lller.
st. Louis Pork Packers.
ST. Louis. March 26.-rhe Fork
.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-03-27

Herbs billiard psrlor is open and in
ull blast.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-03-27

u smark Is still found at the old stand cota ..,
ID square and ST street where the y. s,s
beer. best lunch and finest wines In tlecN' NV
kept.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-03-27
The Executive Committee.

Special to the Examiner.
DALLAS, March GA number of
the executive committee have ar
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$3.50 yc5h Of for he the psr as5s't a1 P
who cut the fence of the Waco Farm ~ n'sa
of the 25th inst, WA o FARM.
BYCHAs MoRGAN,E,
Vice. PresltelI
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PERSONAL.

TNhe House of Lords keeps all the popuM
l. drinks of the season,
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Bismsrck's for fine liquors.
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LNARM--In Coryel county lor naCf,
IL Waco city property. W Y. -
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FINANCIAL.
REAL ESTATE,
MISCELLANEOUS

The Equitable Life is the best v" d. D''''
agent.
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NLD PAPERS for sale al "a, $40 pet
" office, % cents per hnnu''"'
thousand. ---------- ,as
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-03-27

Office at residence, 427 wa ash station.
near Fourth, opposite street car S''
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UroR SALE-A few lots on GonS'lTe ys'.
II Apply to q. c. Conger. hooln2N.--- ~.
FI,O HIRE-The best horses ana y iyersd,
l. city, 10y NJ. +. McLaren a! 'ne
h1ac
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Z p; 4:a:l !. 4 HAL: =:
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CoOD BOARD and lodging fG }r ssdivauce''
" gentlemen al 81 per WeeAW Sreight-
No 7Sl, South Flttn .lreeI. : . tat for )
NOR SALE-A complete i.t,e almost new
+ small family Eyer J, ths Counting r0'D
of this once
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FAIL IMPORTATION o. Crows.

We have opened our fall importation Of
Gloves. II has always been our aim 70 sell
only reliable Gloves-such - have an intrinsic
value-that look well and wear we'll That We
have been successful 10 plainly evident from the
large demand for the particular brands of which
we make Q speciality.
Embroidered back Gloves will meet with in
creased favor this fall and winter. - the only
possible fault in them has been remedied. Gus
toners claimed that they made the hand look
broader than 1t really was We have had the
embroidery made smaller and the stripes
longer, thereby making the hand look smaller
and narrower than it really Is. The ends Of the
embroidery have been more securely fastened
to prevent raveling. We believe you will 30
more pleased than ever with our present stock
4-Button Suede Gloves. embroidered on back
in fne chain stitching. Black and shades Of
Gray. Tan and Brown Elastic and durable
Only Sl.25 per pair.
S-Button Mousquetsire Suede Gloves, EN-.
broidered backs. in Tans and GrsyA Only q
per pair.
4-Button Suede Gloves, embroidered backs
In escorted shades of Tan, Brown. and Gray.
Only 75c. per pair
6-Button Mousqustairs Suede Gloves in Tan
shades. Only S5c. per pair.
S-Button Gray Chsmois-skin Mousqustaire
0iovea Only Il per pair.
"Trefousse" Gloves. This reliable brand will
constitute one Of he excellent lines We shall
carry.
These Gloves need no laudstion at our hand
Is their splendid wearing quality. and superior
make and hnish. are already known 70 our Gus
tomera
Four-Button ''Trefoussen Suede Gloves en-
broidered in chain. and eather-stitchins. As
sort4d shades OF Tans. Browns, and 0rsys.
OnD 81 so per pair.
Etght-ButtoD "Trefousse' MousQuetaire
Suede Gloves, embroidered in chain and feather
stitching Assorted Tans. browns and GrsyA
Only e2 per pair,
We take pleasure in being able to recommend
these to our customers, and consider them equal
to any Glove made at the price.
MISSES GLOVES. Misses 4-Button Suede
Gloves. backs embroidered in leather stitching.
Light and dark SHADES Of Tans and Browns
Only u per pair.
Misses'4 Button English Walking Gloves. en-
brodered on back, piQue stitched, excellent
quality, and very Stylish Glove. Tsns and
Brown shades. Only SIPS per pair.
WOODWARD l. LoTHROP,
Cor. l1th and F sts. n. ".
(Fir0t floor Center.)
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me New York mugwunp papers declare onen
var against the candidacy OF Gov Hill. and the
Posf replies 70 the threat OF the World that II the
inoepenoen's oppose Hill, the Hill men will knife
Cleveland, as follows:
ave think that the state OF New YORK. win o,,o
Us eiectofai vote 10 Cleveland and Tburman IN
spite OF tnls pad nomination at Buffalo bur whaf
ever may DC the Consequences, We viii nor etth,.r
~ silence or otherwise, Join In UNDERMINING the
.ounoauons OF social order by putting Mr.. Hin
seMn ~ we governors chair. But We sail nor
.,ne nin; We snail oppose him openly m
tnere - any knlnng 10 De done, let thoss who owe
al.eglance TO the democratic party las we do nor
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INFANTS AUTUMN GooDs.

We have Just opened the finest stock Of In
fants' Finery yet shown by us Particularly
attractive line OF worsted Goods, Flannel Wrap
pers. Cashmere and Silk Cloaks in q most pleas
ing variety Of new and attractive styles, at ex-
tremely reasonable prices. Infants Hand-knit
Worsted Sacques, in White, Pink and Light
Blue Only 5Oc. each.
Infants Fancy Hand-knit worsted Sacoues,
solid CO. ors with Fancy Borderings Only 75c.
each.
Infants Hsnd-knit worsted sacques, with
hand-knit Silk overwork and fringe. Only
$3.50 each.
Infants bound Flannel wrappersL Only
e175 each.
Infants Flannel Wrappers, finished in Silk
herring bone stitchery. Only 81 each.
Infants Fine Flannel Wrappers, with two
embroidered Silk panels down the front. collar
and cuffs also embroidered in Silk; very hand.
some garments. Only 32.75 each.
SHIRTS Infants Knit Shirts. with long
sleeves. 81, 37h and 45c. each. Long sleeves
Shirt opening in front, 80 and 75c. each
CLOAKS-Eleyant line Of Infants Cashmere
Long Cloaks. with handsome Embroidered Cspes
Prices rule about the same. but the Cloaks are
finished better. Prices $27S. %. SO. "a. IS.
50 to $3.50.
Infants Ottoman Silk Cloaks, made Gretchen
and Cape styles. handsomely silk embroidered
and lined throughout with an extra quality Of
quilted satin Only 81 so each.
CAPs.-superb line Of Infants Caps Of silk
and Lace. In . variety Of very ''cuts" styles.
81, $3.50. %. %. 20 to $3.50 each
0uthts-Ws make speciality Of Infants Out
fits. We have them containing twenty pieces.
as low a. . IL per outAt We can make them Up
- costly 40 you please. el2 to $50.
(Second foor.)
WOODWARD 4 LOrHRoP.
Cor. 18th and sta NV.
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BoYs AND GrR1v HOSE
The warranted fast black "Onyx" Hose. with treble
knees. toes. and heels are the best for BOYS They
are ribbed.
sizesL.........6 81 TN SSk eek
Plain Fast Black Hose for Girls or Boys sizes to
81. 3Oc to 45c. Prices according to size
Another quality. 35c. to 55c.
Black Asle Hose. to 81: prices CSC. to 55c
JOB LOT Back Isle Hose 35c. for all sisea These
hose have split feet and are good value at 5Oc
JOB LOT Ribbed Hose. all sizes, at 25c
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
CONTINUED below)
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More CH1naESs SCHOOL Hos1zRx
WOODWARD & LOrHRoP.
Cor. 18th and r sts, NV.

The balance Of our importation Of Children's
Fine Hosiery for school wear has arrived and 10
now on display. We and the stock fully up to
our high 8 andard in quality. dye. and finish,
more especially the Fast Black" grsdes all Of
which recommend to our customer with
genuine pleasure a. being the best the several
prices can possibly buy. We offer:
100 Doc. Children's Black Ribbed Cotton
Hose. doubly woven 1t knee. heel and toe TO add
to their durability.
Price per pair. ......................,,. 49,. DC
word about Black Hose. ANY maker can
stamp Warranted Fast Black" on his hosiery.
1t ia to be deplored that many do 20 without
meaning it. We never warrant Black Hosiery
until We have made practical test. In the e.
lection Of the present stock we have come
nearer to the perfect Fast Black Hose" than
ever before. and have also combined indelibility
with durability. All we can say further is: IF
apair of these fade. grow rusty. or crock, bring
them back and we will refund the money"
100 Doe. ChildrenS Fast Black" wide and
narrow Ribbed Cotton Hose. doubly woven at
heel and toe.
Price. rs. Is. ri. 70. 81. 81 90. and 20.
SO Dor. Childrsns Past Black" Medium
weight Ribbed Cotton Hose. double heel and
toe
ssse. 9. ek 2. tx 8. sx and o.
Price. 3S. 40. ~. a. 90. 4s. and so.
hibbed Fine Cotton Hose. double hssl and toe.
Size, b. 81. z. tx B. SIX and ox
Price, 40. %. 60 SO. 81, So So and 90.
so dozen Childrsn's Fast Black" Lght
Weight. One-a nd-ons Ribbed Fine Cotton Hoe.
double at knss. hssl and to-
siss- s. On Q. OK 2. TX 3. az o
Prioe-4. "a. - 50 &c g SO So 60
so doc ChildrsnS ''Fast black" pisin Cotton
Hose. fine quality. double knee. hssl ana too
extra long
Nss- 8. OK g. OK 2. TX 8, az
Prics-46 So So. 81. 50, IS. 60. az
80 dos Childrsn6 "FAst BACK Ssvsn- and.
one Ribbed Fine Cotton Hose. extra GOOD oualt-
~. double ct knee. heal and toe.
siss-- g. 6k 2. 7k y. sk Q. or
Prics-SA Sc. 50. 90. o. "a, Ga. os
Knee Protsctors-We have splendid ouality
of Back 0tockinette Knee Profession II =
economy 10 put than on young childruu q they
make ono pair OF hose last almost - less =
threa
Daruing ootton-ws offer the .wsrr,uted
Fast Back" Dsrning Cotton. for msnding the
shove hoss, ct &c. Per spool. This cotton = kspt
st the Hosisry Department
You WIN notice We carry . fun line Of extra
sisss ., ~, and 10 inch. for ovsr-erovn boys
those VINO are too large 70 wear boys regular
Disc. and cannot wear half-hosa
Qtsss AooE)
WOODWARD 4LorzRoP.
ssll Cor. llsh and - nv.
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wv iorx Is staring at a two-ton gem. the
largest piece or chalcedony ever seen. IL comes
nom Arizona and It's value has not been comnn,sd
~ " known what ambitious leader or fashion
VII aod II 70 her collection OF ornaments Asit IA
euoe heArly three feet In each dimension IL win
found it cannot In good taste be worn >. -.a'e =
pendant - IN CAT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-14

MI. Harrison has taken the trouble TO write
letter saying that the campaign report on b,s
-ooiiar-a-day" speech is not worth denying. This
VII satisfy his friends, OF course; but his enemies
WIZ Doubtless keep harplng on the same str,ng
oeciArns that he has not given the lie fatty 20
tAe story- IL would be good idea for all candi.
dates for olice, II they consider a canard uor,nr
OF any notice whatever, 10 resist the Temptation 70
sarcasm, and confine themselves 10 a blunt .yo
That would cut OF all criticism at one sweep
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-14

Pnnadeipais follows New YORK with a cus. .,
yellow lever; but there. TOO. the health an,nor,'
ues are on the alert, and there Is not Apparently
general puolic. VA INC
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-14

The republican plurality In Maine IA nosr ,v,,,
TIED down 70 1885. which Il NOT quite the ..rsi,
ieal revolution announced BY Mr.. R,a,ne 81, =,
u o very comfortable figure for ths repun,,.ar ~
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CH11DRrrs FALI DRrssrs

CH11DRENs FAIL DRrssrs
ages to IL yearA)
THE STYLES-we can't pretend to give descrip-
tons in this tile bit Of space. You'll learn more
anyway, by bringing the youngster and having the suit
tried on that takes your fancy Alterations fires of
charge during the special sale
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Cloth, Cashmere.
THE COLORS-Fswns. 0rays. Blues Reds Browne
THE TRIMMIN0S-Ribbo Ms. velvets and Braids
THE PRICES-s3.6s. s3ss. sa "a. 90. o., %, 90,
e1O
UFor Misses from IL to 10 years prices range from
% to $3.50
ULsTERs FOR CHILDREN.
Protects the new dress a. well the child and can
b bought at reduced prices during the special sale
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
(Contiuued belov1
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. CooI Qursr1os.

DON'T BE FOOLED BY TEMPORARY
SPELLS OF WARM WAITER, WHILE You
SLEEP. ~oLD PROB" Is LIABLE TO LET
THE BOTTOM OUT OF THE MERCURY,
AND DOWN SHE'LL 60. THESE CHILLY
AuTUMNAL DAYS ARE sEAsoxABLk, AND
WHAT Is sEAsoNABLE NAY BE EXPECT.
ED YOU NEED A FALL ovERcoAT. YOU
ARE ASHAMED TO WEAR YOUR WINTER
ONE so SOON. FOR IT IS TOO HEAVY;
AND. BESIDES. MAY LOOK SHABBY. IF
YOU WANT TO BE COMFORTABLE, AND
STYLISH AT THE SAME TIME, OURS Is
THE STAKE FOR YOU TO TIE TO. YOU
MUST KNOW OUR STOCK Is THE LARGEST.
AND WE TELL YoU IT rs uNApPRoAcH.
ABLE IN THIS CITY. WE MANUFACTURE
THESE COATS OURSELVES. EACH STEP.
FROM THE CLOTH IN THE PIECE TO THE
COMPLETED GARMENT, IS CAREFULLY
scRuT1NIzED. MOST CUSTOM WORK IS
NO BETTER. STANDARD OF woRK-THE
HIGHEST; STANDARD OF PRIcE-THE
LOWEST.
sTRAws SHOW WHICH WAY THE TIDE
BUNS. IN ONE OF OUR 7TH.sTREET
WINDOWS ARE THE sTRAws. ON THE
THIRD FLOOR IL THE"FLooD" OF STOCK.
ELEVATOR.
sAKs AND COMPANY.
JUVENILE RAIMRNT.
PROGRESS rs POSSIBLE IN EVERY
THING. WE THOUGHT WE HAD REACH.
ED HIGH DEGREE OF PERFECTION IN
CHILDREN's CLOTHING. BUT THIS SEA-
SON WE MOUNT A STEP HIGHER. THE
VARIETY Is GREATER. THE QUALITY Is
BETTER, AND WE ARE ABLE TO TURN
THEM OVER TO YOU FOR LESS MONEY.
SCHOOL SUITS ARE DEMANDING OUR AT
TENTION NOW. AND THEY OUGHT TO
INTEREST YOU. WE'VE GOT STACKS OF
THEM. AND THEIR EQUAL CAN'T BE
FOUND FOR THE MONEY ELSEWHERE.
THE SECRET OF OUR SUCCESS LIES IN
THE FACT THAT WE MANUFACTURE
THESE GOODS WITHOUT REGARD TO THE
COST. PERFECTION Is AIMED AT; PRICE
A SECONDARY CONSIDERATION. THE
BOY WANTS TO BE AS NEATLY CLAD As
HIS ELDERS: YOU WANT HE SHOULD BE.
WE CAN FIX HIM OUT AT FROM 2.5oTo
s25. ACCORDING TO THE SIZE OF THE
BOY. EVERYTHING HE NEEDS WE'VE
GOT WHERE ELSE ARE YOU GOING TO
FIND LIKE OPPORTUNITY. YOUR DUTY
Is PLAIN.
sAKs AND COMPANY
EvrRyR0nv,o rArropc
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The democrats consider IL rather a usptc,ors
Sign that Manager Quay wears a solemn face ana
comedies that the democratic campaign Is An verv
enecuSe shape and that the republicans have
neAvy contract on hand TO defeat them. They re-
GAL tne TACT that prior 10 the Maine election the
repooncan managers put on the same dubious airs
and professed not 70 expect a plural,,x =, 80
tnAn ten or twelve thousand. N'@
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A0verrtserx

$50. eerve thetr own purpose best, and a. the same
treaty. accommodate THE SrAu II they will .end
~ oeIore noon to morrow their announcements for
eAtra large edition of Saturdays paper the forms
~ wnich must be sent to press much earlier than on
us other five days of the week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-14

Perhaps the reason why the sultan panished his
forty eooks IS because. being too many, they
Oo1led his broth
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WANTED ROOMS.

WANTEp-2 uNruRNIsHEp coNNuNIcAr-
Address A. L. r.. star oftce. sel4-st'
yVaNTED-THREE OR -FOUR UNFURNIsHED
dress With full particulars. Z. Al. W. Star once.
sel4-2r
xVANTEp-To RENT A ROOM or ROOMS CON
w tanning 1000 feet OF door spsce near .th And
Address siAti.g location and price. fRINI 81 star
Once. seis-xt
XvANTED "A ROOMS FOR LIGHT HousEKEEp-
w ins ives, OF 9th and not above Al sta Adar s,S
NVANTED-THREE or FOUR UNFURSIsHED
w rooms; northwest, second noor private tanlS
By rsspcnseIe and aSss ySSns ssSss ser@
LEIGh. care OF Carrier No as. sel3-3t.
NVANTED : TO RENT TWO coMMUNlCAllN9
w Ro9m, By ye,srin.r, .Irse sSar on siiR i is
star once. sel3-2t'
WANTED-RooMs. We HAVE APPIcAN fok
w the 10 lowing roomsi handsomely furnished.
8 unfurnished rooms. nortnwesi; 4 uniurnished
rSon,s northwest room and o2~ri Ior VII, III ~
board near l4th and SITS. nv. { 80 TO sSo Z or .
unierniseed rooms aud .oard Tor man. VA. and Two
sel3-St lSZl Il 81 NV.
WANTED-A LADY AND DAUGHTER DESIRES
w nice room. with board, for the winter: must oe
Sdar... ISGk Box IS 1,y 9s
WANTEp-BY A GkNILEMAN. A NICE ROOM
on.,ti ~ quiet locally th geofle mss ~ eo s, az
WANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN AND tIFE POUR
or "a door ~ northwest section. vest Of 9Th 81 Ad
WANTED-BY GENTLEMAN AND WIFE HAND.
w somely furnished floor q desirable house with
pleasant refined private family terms not over $40
polit4a Cub. su25
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The scenes enacted at the Columbus Encamn-
ment OF the G. A. r on the discovery that some
BODY had invited the Presden; to attend the
meeting, recalls the excitement Of last year about
his prospective visit 10 St Louis They are tns
more 10 be regretted because there must he An
the mind OF every one who reads OF them. some
sort OF association with party politics-a thing
particularly 70 be depored the case OF patriot r.
and benevolent society OF this kind Whether the
majority OF the G. A. K are democrats or renuhu-
cana whether they approve OF the Presidents
pension vetoes or not they are all presumptiyely
soyai citizens OF the United states, and bound co
snow ordinary respect for the ONCE OF a ch,a,
magistrate chosen by the people
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To MorHrRs.

The Special Sale Of CHILDRENS GOODS for Sep
tember 13 IA and: Is will be of Price surprses
Bring the Children. Make the Palas Royal your shop
ping place. resting place. pla Of convenience We've
especially fitted our second floor with the Fall
Styles and will receive you and the children In grand
style.
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
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Ak INFORMAL "Orzsrso-

An INFORMAL OPKNINo~
1sss-so FASHIONS
You may expect . new stock. but not the order or
display of formal Opening" We can't examine
attach the prices and thousands Of dollars
worth Of goods daily. And still they come However,
things will be in fairly good order for To.MORROwS
INFORMAL OPENING" and you'll ind many price
Surprises on The
I F; AZ |. E.. / A# / :;
f nov 4 4 { E..
e . f s! 5: {. HI
t.. / :: :; T
FOR SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER Is
n With the exception of the Cotton Underwear no
restrictions will be made the quantities sold TO
each customer. but ALL THE SPECIAL PRICES
POSITIVELY TERMINATE TOMORROW tsATuR-
DAY.. AT 8 P. NJ. SHARP.
FEW ILLUSTRATIONS:
47c Mems New Four.in-hsnd and Knot scarfs, made
to our order from latest West End of London
81 Mems London made Dogskin Gloves. Every pair
warranted: tried on at our risk.
Soc. for our Zoe. "Seader' in Nightgowna
soc. for our CSC. "lcader'' in Nightgowns
SOC. for our 75c. ''ieadsr'' in Skirts
SOC. for our 75c. "leadey" in Chemises
5ec. for our 75c. '1eader" in Drawers.
SOC. for our 75c. "leader' in Corset Covers.
2Oc. for our 39c. "ieader" in Chemises.
Csc. for the IL quality 5-button Embd Kid Gloves
dressed and undressed
g. The Tailor made Jersey Cloth Coats and $40
for Raglans. with the new Sleeves.
sL9S. New Patent stayhook Jerseys and those 10 but
ton at the back.
Ice. for the 'Persian Border Ribbons CSC. for the
S1.35 10-inch Moire Crown and Satin Edge.
75c for the Csc. 9-inch Moire CSC for the soc.
S-inch MORE. 5Oc. for the CSC. No. 40. g. G.
and satin-strped Ribbona
Ga The new London Boot for ladies. laced. with
patent leather tip. See our new % button boot.
1870 The new Linen Handkerchief over $1,000
worth arrived yesterday.
81. Our new Warranted Black Silk. See the Printed
Cashmeres for tea gowns, 2 yards for 90.
eL16 The Persian Galoon Trimming New style silk
dress and cloak ornaments also arrived
bed Silk Underwear. and the Natural Wool
Underparmsnta
Soc for the Self locking sstchels that will not come
unfsstened. Bee the 26c. quality calf-skin Pur-
sss for lOc.
Csc for the Sterling Silver Glove Bangles. Bee the
10c. Rolled Gold Collar Buttons and Sterling
Silver Lace Pins.
sEE-The space below for mention of Children's
Goods.