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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-30

Tn1on.MAnE JACKETS
All are satin finished and Braid bound, those q,
higher prices having satin-lned Sleeves Black and
new shades of Reds Blues. Greens, Smokes, etc.
Derby Cloth Jackets in Black and Colors, %, Sl2.
Corkscrew Jackets At %, $40 and Sl2
Beaver Cloth Jackets, SS, 90, s1O, al. ala ala
els, $16, els.
Jersey Cloth Coats. a. s5. 90. %. %, s1o, sl2
914
SPECIAL o.! S7!97i
English Beaver Cloth Jsckets in Bls ck Gran r,,u1
elegantly Braided Back Front, Sleeves and Collar
covered seams. YOU CAN'T DUPLICATE THEM Al
$lO NEITHER CAN WE
THE PALAIs ROAL
CONTINUED below)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-30

Joel B. Erhardt, the republican candidate
for mayor Of New York, excuses his abstinence
from the epistolary warfare now carried on by
the two democratic candidates by saying that
his time is too precious to spend in writing
letters when there is so much more important
work to be done. Important" is good word,
but Mr.. Erhardt might have been more candid
and admitted that he preferred q safer occupa-
ton The amount Of damage that has been done
by the Grant pen to the careers Of eminent men
in our day, from the confidential Doorkeeper
Fitzhugh to the simple-minded Lord sackville,
ought to warn persons ambitious Of retaining
their grip on things to reserve their letter.
writing for such innocent topics as the state Of
their health and the prospects Of the weather.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-30

The New York World has exhibited its custo-
mary enterprise, even if it has not added a
great deal to the prophetic knowledge
Of the public concerning the result of the COM
ing election, by ordering from its cores
pondents in each county Of New York state an
estimate Of the vote of that county, prepared
from a comparison Of the estimates made
by the local campaign managers of
both parties. The net total shows q
democratic plurality of somewhat more
than $4,000. When it is observed that this
includes 80, 500 plurality south of Harlem River,
its value will be subject to some discount in
the minds Of unprecedented students Of the stu
alton; for it reduces the republican plurality
north Of the river to about g. 800, which is less
as shown by the table printed in The STAR q
few days ago, than the republican pluralities
Of 1872 and 1880, when the population Of the
state was smaller, and the aggregate Of its pro-
tected industries much less. It more
nearly approaches the figures Of 1868 and 1884
1t may be remembered, also, that in the latter
year some Of the most intelligent correspond
ents, whose papers, though favoring the demo-
cratic ticket, had especially instructed them
to let no personal leaning warp their estimates,
ciphered out an absolutely certain majority for
Cleveland, within three weeks Of election day,
Of not less than 80 900. Such figures will con-
tinue to be misleading till the canvassing pro-
cess il reduced to house-to-house inquisition
all over the doubtful states, such a. Simon
Cameron used to conduct in his own congress
sional district, and Mr.. Tilden planned for
dangerous rural neighborhoods when his activ-
tiles were still confined within the borders of
his native commonwealth.
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SEA1sk1N CoArs AND Wars.

THE IMPROVED SEALSKIN PLUSH GARMENTS
HAVE YOU SEEN THEMi
The Garments are cut and made by men tailors, and
Mt ss only man tailor can TT coat The trimmings
and buttons real Sealskn and the Garment itself
so LIKE THE REAL THAT IT IS SUPERIOR TO
THE INFERIOR REAL SEALSKIN
Jackets, $16. $50. S22. s24 s25, s2s, $40, e35.
Coats, $22, @25, $2s. $780, esq, e35, $40.
Newmarket, e47, S67.
Modieskas, eco. s22, s25, ESQ., s35, go
Langtrys. $50, $685. $50. S35, $40.
" We have been frequently told that our o16 Seal
Coat is equal to any offered around town at ago.
1T is FACT THAT THE EMPLOYEES FROM
OTHER LARGE STORES HAVE BOUGHT THESE
Gle COATS OF OURS
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
CONTINUED beloW)
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USAppRoAcHED AND UxAppRoAcuAB1r
BARGAINS.
Silk-faced Plush, all colors, 62]<c Yard wide an
wool Dress Goods, 31c Ga Atwood LADIES' Cloth,
S9hc. Lonsdale Cambria (genuinel, lie. Ga Table
Canton Flannel Soc DreSsmakerp' Black Cambria,
&c Atwood and Merino Seamless Half Hose, 25c.
75c Table Damask reduced to SOC. 26nch Gold tip
ped Gloria Umbrellas paragon frane), 81 rs Com.
fortables, soc. to e. Entire stock At bottom prices
Established 1857. oc30.i
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The absurd statement Of the New York World
that its circulation sis larger in Washington
than that Of all the Washington newspapers
combined" discredits its boasts concerning its
circulation in the city where it is published
False in one, false in all"
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A1L-Woo1 Hrxn1rrrAs,
40 inches WIDE 500
Light and Dark Colors, Fine Quality.
Special Bargains In BROADCLoTHs, 64-inches, O
o1.5O.
Paris Bordered DRESS PATTERNS.
NEW PLAIDS choice colorines, ct 75c.
COLORED BEN0ALINES, ct q so; worth az 60
COLORED ARMURE SILKS, slightly imperfect II
weaving, at half price; extra quality.
EVENING GAUZES AND NETS in meat vsristy
BLACK PEAU DE SOLE SILKS.
Having purchased lot to great advantage w ofIel
sDecial bargains at q and ALPS.
Rich Novelties in SILKS AND vELvETS
LYONS ALL-SILK VELvET6, ct "a so 70 A.
BLACK ALL-SILK vELvETS.
INDIA SHAWLS. NEW BLACK 0OODs
NEW TABLE CLOTHS ct special prices
w. n sHUsTER SONS,
OCT e1o Pa. Ave-
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HIGH-aRADE DREssMAK1Na.

OHESSMARIN6.
1t is our determination to make Dressmaktns
one Of the features Of our business, and to that
end we have thoroughly organized 1t, placing Il
under the Management Of Q practical Dress
maker Of long experience and decided ability.
We are fully prepared to take orders for House
and Street Suits, Reception Dresses, Carriage
Suits, Riding Habits, Long Cloaks, Raslans.
Wraps, Jackets, Coats, Wedding Troussesux. 10.
Our force II composed of Competent Dress-
makers, and we shall allow no Garments To
leave our establishment unless fully up to our
high standard Of at, wor1manship, and finish.
Al heretofore. We shall guarantee satisfaction.
and right al ,eronos brought to our attention
We have for the benefit Of our customers
number Of the most reliable foreign Fashion
Journals. containing the latest information ~
gardins both styles and fabrics In the LEADING
European cities. Also. colored Fashion Plates
Of the styles now prevailing In Paris, Berlin,
and London.
CASt de "a Mode says Long Redingote Gowns,
French Polonaises most artistically drapsd and
adjusted, Dirsctoire Coats and Plated Skirts
are represented in the importations Of early
winter. Elegant gowns in wool are plain,
striped, figured, and plated with superbly iuu-
minated borders in Persian, palm, and Byxau.
tine patternsL" Eve show these bordered fabrics
in our Dress Goods Department) Also SAYS
'Rich smooth Australian Broadcloths, trimmed
with two shades in applique, are among the
choice tailor dresses exhibited for PRONE
made and carriage wear. Also. that Plush
h.. hsd g. dsv ana vslva< lasla. q. a. .,.z--x
material par excellence for expensive winter
wrsps for dress occaaions, for combining with
costly silks, brocades, and styiish nne woollens.
and also for evening bodies, and various elegant
millinery uses" Tour stock Of velvets was never
before 20 large, varied and Handsomely
Last season We introduced, and were very sue.
csssful with. Psrtly-mads ssits We select =
wooden dress-psttern from stock and immedi-
sicily make the skirt, drapins 1t after the latest
fashion. and then nnish the waist to your order
and measure. thus giving you . ready-msde
skirt with perfect-nttins basque for much
more reasonable sum than would otherwise
be possible. At present We are showing very
nns assortment Of Partly-made suits, In wooden
and silk fabrics. both black and colored, and we
invite you 10 stop In our Dress-makins psrlou
ON third noor and inspect them.
Our prices for drsss-mahing win b found ex.
trsmsly low, taking into confederation the char
scter Of the WORK performed.
~ Paxlors, third 1oor.
WOODWARD / LoTHRoP,
ooSo Cor. l1th and = st. NV.
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Tn BEsr Oxr Yrr.

HERE'S A SNAP FOR you. WE'VE
GOT THREE OF THE MOST DEsrR.
ABLE WINTER SHAPES IN DERBYs-
TWO sHADEs-BLACK AND BROWN.
SEVERAL QUALITIES - NONE WORTH
LESS THAN sI7s. AND YOU'LL FIND
% ABOUT THE AVERAGE.
WE GOT HOLD OF THEM ADvAN.
TAaEoUsLY AND PROPOSE TO LET
YOU HAVE THEM THE SAME WAY.
THE ENTIRE LoT-AIL THE GRADES
WE'VE MARKED AT THE ONE FIGURE.
el45.
9145.
eI45
OF COURSE THEY'LL oo-AND 60
RAPIDLY-sUCH BARGAINS DON'T 60
"A BEGGING"
THEY ARE DISPLAYED IN OUR UP.
PER SEVENTH STREET WINDOW. STOP
A MINUTUE AND LOOK AT THEM.
sAKs AND COMPANY.
"ToP KNOTS"
SEVENTH STREET AND MARKET SPACE
oc3o
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The Emperor Of Germany il tired Of the
pres discussion concerning his misbehavior a.
a con, and Of being contrastsd with his dead
father to his own disadvantage. He informs
the Bsrhners that he Is not only painfully i'm
pressed thereby, but that his displeasure has
been aroused, and the Berliners are supposed
10 trembls. 1t would be better for Germany II
the painful impression which the young ruler
feels led to repentance and reformation instead
of anger and threats.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-30

The Supreme Courts repetition Of its de-
cision concerning the unconstitutionality Of the
tax upon drummers indicates that the knight
Of the sample case is as invincible in Texas az
in the District Of Columbia, and that the whole
boupdless continent is his
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-30

How the "Smock" fronts to the new Tea Gowns car
ries one back In memory.
Who has travelled in England ana NOT noticed q,
every village and town "Hodgs" and his smock; and
to think the elite Of America should wear smocks.
How the old country yokels would grin they knew IT,
Henrietta Tea Gowns. Of al colors, combined with
Persian and striped effects, AND WITH sMOCK
FRONTS. &10 and IL. How much elsewhere!
THE PAIAIs ROYAL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-30

PHrLApEIpHn STORE
A FULL AND COMPLETE STOCK OF FANCY AND
PLAIN DRESS GOODS.
SPECIAL. 3s-inch Atwood Striped and Plaid. only
Fine French Plaids from e5c up
54sinch Broadcloth. in Striped and Plain.
Fun line Of 4e-inch serges. all colors, a
Csc. and 81
Henriettas, all colors 4e-inch. only s5c.;
worth 81.
BLACK GOODS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
Black Silks. Black Rhadames surahs and
<,.,. MORE 1T very low prices.
SPECIAL Just received one lot Cloakins Cloth. in
Stripes and Plaids only s2.75. worth
90. Other Cloths at lower prices.
satn quilted Linlngs all colors. at 75c-
full stock of Linens. in Bleached. Cream,
and Turkey Red Napkins 20 mstch
Great bargains In Towels and Crashes.
&C.
CARPETS. Body and Tapestry. Ingram all wool part
wool cotton aud rag. at prices that can't
be beat.
Bed Blankets and Comforts ct less than
A full stock Of Lace Curtains, from the
cheapest 20 the best
SPECIAL In Holland Shades. ready made, Spring
Roller all colors, only SOC.
Shades made to order at short notice.
AL goods AZ Less than Regular Prices and
special Drives at all times.
CARHART LEIDY,
oc27 92s 9TH and zoo St nv.
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16 BAReA,ss In CHupnrrs Co.rs

for 4 years. Checks and Plaids, with Hood, Belts
and Buckle, IS; reduced to $3.50.
for years, Astrakhsn. with Hood. lined with Gar
net Velvet, Gretchen" S5; reduced to o2.5O.
for years, Check Cloth with Cape q. reduced
TO e3.96.
2 for years. Red and Brown Boucls Cloth, with
Cape and Belt, $3.50: reduced to e3oS.
2 for years, in Navy and Brown Check Cloth, with
Double Cape and Belt, o6.50; reduced TO e3.oS.
Striped Coats, one 10, one ~ yesrs. "Grstchenn
Belt and Pulled Sleeves, e14: reduced TO Ga
for ysars. Striped Coat, 10rstchsn," Pulled
Qesves and Belt. eli; reduced 70 %.
Astrakhan Coats, with Girdle. for Z. and 2 Sue
ysarA "0rstchsn" style e10; reduced to g.
THE PALAIs ROYAL,
+ LIsNED
OCT Cor. 18th IT and n. ava
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Pnrcrs THAr TEL
We have placed on s.ls the following eoods ana
daily invite your inspscton-
A complete assortment Of Overcoats for meu r>p~-
ing in prices from IS for good strong overoost 70
e25 for genuine Hontagnac Chinchilla sstin-linsd
one. worth go.
A full line Of overcosts for Boyz from 10 II y,ssu
ct prices ranging from so 70 "a Thu n ths bsss
line We ever carried and h beyond any and ~ eumps-
ttion-
For Boys 13 10 Is ysan ne have an immenss linz q
oercosn st prices ranging from - SO 10 el6 Thsss
must be sssn 10 b appreciated
SUITS FOR MEN.
Busines euts ~ e7.5o. eeso. elo rs. ol2 o1s.6o
and el5 guaranteed 70 cheaper than thoss
q any house n the city Ghinchills
BERT suits 8 els. worth S2S Prince u6sr sui. a
US, worth e25. Prince Albert suits q 40. worth
~ Prince Albert su1ts. astln nned % 20. worth
so. ble-bre.sted Hack Brosdcloth frock huftA
$50 equal y my cold ~ go sansle md Double-
BREASTED hue f1annel euitA exfn weight e. CIR
worth as Purs Woxstsd corksasv suits - e19
SUITS ron BoYs 10 n
r. = hsys g Ssssss ~ GO = = j S,s,ss..sl
IA 49, d. g o. Iss q cd Psnss 90 -
ssss o..- ,oss N "A fxi.
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BIC SALE Or Funsrruns
FOR THIS WEEK.

1 \.
Hyou are in need now IL your chsnca These prices
are only for this week. and cash before delivery
8 PLUSH SUITS 9 pieces each, with Divsn; $3.50
3 CRUSHED PLUSH SUITS. Cherry Frames. 9
SILK PLUSH ovKRsTu77ED SUIT. pieces.
| with Divan; o75
SILK PLUSH SUIT. Cherry F1.nss. pieces. with
Dfvan; $50.
SILK PLUSH SUIT. Chsuy Frames, pieces with
| Dtvan; e115.
TAPESTRY SUIT. Trimmed with Paush, g pdsces,
| with Dtvsn; e125.
| 1LARGR ENGLISH CRIB SUIT, pieces, pivan,
extra sizes @126 One Of the best suits ever sold for
| the money.
| ordinary sofA, Upholstered In French Plush; o136.
These are al Great Bargains. and only have to be
| seen TO b recognized - such.
And here IL one in Chamber Furniture which win
make You open your eyes. A LARGE ANTIQUE OAK
SUIT, Bevel Plate 24xSO, 2 Chairs, Table, Towel
Rack. Large Antique Rocker eftheCane or Wood Seat
(which ever you prefer Hartford Woven Wire Spring.
with 40 pound Gray Curled HAIR Mattress, al COM
plete. for e5460. The Mattress alone worth nearly
/
come early II you want ona These pe1csscmsan cash.
ALSO BIG BARaAINs m OUR cARpRr DRpAnT.
MINT
| VIZ. HoKKL
so1 Market spacs. sos and $40 sth Il.
ss2o-eoSm
NOR SPOT Cash We BOUGHT 1000 PAIRS OF
Is Menu Imported u Hose: every pair worth from
25c 70 Soc We ssn choice for 15c KAUFIAN'6
Double Combination, l2z1 and 12z3 llW Il az
Snvrs Wan
RARE AND BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS, SOLD IxTIr.
uvELY AT HOME AND ABROAD.
| Manufactured BIZ
sAlrL KIRK SON,
ia Baltimore ct. BALTIMORE. Ma
Estahlishsd 1917
Also Jswslzy, watches. Diamonds, ana orr osua
CPEQH 9ALE OF LADIRg WAIKTId j16TFTR
socds 81 e$szS. s86s and S1.e6. xE1Js EirifS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-30

Minister West now figures in the concert hall
patter songs a. Lord Burchard."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-30

Public curiosity concerning the man who
struck Billy Patterson il largely supplanted by
the universal longing to know who II was that
punctured the Baron Sackville.
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Doc

ANY Doc
CAN MAKE BOTH ENDS MEET BY TAXING HIS
TAIL IN HIS MOUTH
WE TAKE OUR TALE IN OUR MOUTH
TO SHOW YOU HOW TO
MAKE BOTH ENDS MEET.
OUR TRADE Is TRUE, AND IF YOU HEED IT IT
WILL ENRICH YOU. BE ECONOMICAL AND
TRADE WITH ADLER,
And you VIII have no trouble In making both ends
ADLER sHoRTENs THE PRICES.
ADLER SLAVES THE PROFITS.
ADLER SAVES YOU MONEY
OUR TALE IS NOT TWISTED
To suit our own purpose. Every customer will cor.
roborate our statements and support our claim for
best goods at lowest prices
WE CUT OUR TALE SHORT
With the invitations to every to come and be per-
sonally convinced that there il no romancing With
vICToR E. ADLER's
10 PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE. 10
e27 and 929 7th ct. NV. corner Massachusetts, ave-
Strictly One Price
Open Saturdays till IL pm. oc3O
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Just opened the best q SO g. FRENCH BRoAD-
CLOTHS in the country, having closed out from .
NEW YORK IMPORTER the remainder Of this ssa-
sons importation These goods were sold to Us at
great loss to the importer Az the quality the same
- are rstailed everywhere at %. OUR PRICE s1.5o
per yard
Another invoice Of those 81 Ga BRoADCIorHs, In
all shades same quality which Il sold elsewhere at
LBS per yard oc29
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THthD BARGAIN, Fon LADIES.
FOURTH BARGAIN, Fon LADIES.

FOURTH BARGAIN. Fos LADIES.
AT S1.45-Who doesn't know Atwood Underwear 10
the best, but how many can't wear its To
those with tender skin offer silk Fin
ished Pure Lambswool Vests and Pants
THAT WILL NOT IRRITATE THE
SKIN. Real value g.
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
CONTINUED below)
az The bargain Of bargains ana the mystery Of
mysteries are those Ribbed Wool Vesta Hoo can Liz
ner cell them for &1.s5." say our competitors.
Haze you those L5c Vests at the Puiais Rovau"
Ladies ask Of one another.
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THr NV l8S8.'89 WnAps.

As peoPIe Quote, IS fuEdU Royal JW VloceS and
Hosiery" 20 they are beginning to say "The Palais
Royal for Wraps"
The public don't give Judgment without trial and,
it's after comparison of variety qualities and prices
that 90 many ladies to look and return to buy
May we have the pleasure Of your presence to the
special exhibition Of newly arrived novelties
Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday, October 90, 30,
and 81 are the exhibition days. and when special price
attractions viii be also added.
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-30

New HONE.
NEW HOME
SEWING MACHINES.
The latest and most complete Sewing Machine in the
World
We can produce the largest range Of work. including
all kinds of elaborate Embroidery Work without the
use Of attachment.
So simple child can use It.
Our new Family Button-hole Attachment, simple
and perfect. only 35. Can make 80 button-holes an
hour Call and see it in operation.
New Forms for Drapins Dresses only g.
Complete Form, $3.50.
Sewing Machines Of al makes rented and repaired
q. OPPENHEIMER BRO,
oc3O GA 9th ct NV.
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LOOK To Youn Ows INTERESTS
And Buy Your Medicine Of
+. g. WILLIAMS 4 90,
DRUG aIsTs,

Under Masonic Temple,
Corner Ninth and Streets Northwest
Our stock of Drugs Chemicals and Patent Medicines
ts the largest Of any Retail Store In the city You
always of getting them pure and fresh a. we deal
directly with the manufacturers and can save you
money, - shown by the following partial list
The best Triple Extracts in bulk 35c. per ounce
QUININE.
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SECOND BARaA1s, Fon LADIES.

SECOND BARGAIN. Fon LADIES.
(Near door No. 1117 Pennsalvsnia sve)
AT e1-Nearins the end Of the lot Of Natural Wool
al wool-Vests and Pants. The beauty Of
the material and finish Of this Underwear
has caused the disposal Of 400 dos.-6,4O0
Undergsrments IN LESS THAN TWO
MONTHS. The last fifty dozen viii b.
scrambled for.
THE PALAIs ROYAL
Continued below)
~ Think Of heavv ribbed Wool Vests for Lsc, or 8
for &Is5 It's three garments for the prios Of 0ne-ons
q the Palate Royals old time surprfses
THfhD BARGAIN, FoR LADIES
AT $I39-Red Medicated wool White Lambs Wool;
Grey Natural Wool ALI these styles in
Ribbed Wool Vests, which POSITIVELY
CANNOT BE DUPLICATED UNDER q. SO
EACH. Ladies accustomed to the best
underwear will appreciate this bargain lot
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
CONTINUED below)
1-Those Ribbed Wool Vests at L5c each measure 80
inches in e0th Not only they ribbed but shaped
to the bodv See sampies center sondo Of the Raais
Royal
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WARNER'S CORALINE CORSET, 75C, WAR.
w ners Ain hand 75c Warmers Health Corset, q9c
warmers Nursing, 99c. All Sizes in drab and white
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-30

A Special sale Of Underwear Tomorrow. All the
principal Foreign and Domestic makes for Men,
Women, Children and Infants at Special Sale prices
and the following four extra good Bargsins:
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RIBBONS
NOTIONS.

No more trouble to rip seams. Why wasn't II
thought of before. neat Steel, hook shaped,
to At into the seams. and only needs to be moved
along. 15c. each Every Dressmaker should
have one, or more
Emory Bags and Baskets. Tomatoes Straw.
berries and Moneybass filed with emory. 1Oc.
TO SIC.
Linen Floss for al kinds Of wash embroidery:
all colors. &C. Per skein.
(First floor, rear)
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CONTINUED below,
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1888-08-02

"HAChMETACk,' lasting and fragrant
perfume. Price % and so cents
ISAMAN l. co.
SiIiLoH'S CATABRH REMEDY posi-
tive cure for Catarrh. Dyphtheria and Canker
Mouth. ISANAN 4 co.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1888-08-02
TWO MEE MURDERED BIZ
FORMER SCHOCLMA ATE.

CoLFAx, W. r., July 24.-sunday
evening, about six p NJ, Peter Morits
and wife, aud Corrol Moritz, called on
Epnos BIey, near Kahlatus, for visit.
On arriving at Bley's house The Moritz
boys found that Bley had stallion
belonging to them in corral, for which
Bley demanded $50 damages ard s. for
keeping. Moritz agreed to pay the $25
damages, but refused to pay the other
S., wherenpon quarrel ensucd. Short
" after the quarrel commenced Bley
went to his house and procured a A
calber Smith & Weston revolver.
Upon his return he found that the
Mori,z boys were driving the horse
home, whercon he procured horse from
neighbor, Zimmerman, who was also
on visit to the house and followed the
Moritz boys, overtakins them short
distance from his house and securing the
horse returned. The Moritz boys went
in advance of Bley and closed the gate
leading into the corral. Bley demanded
that they open the gate. Upon their
refusal Bley deliberately drew hi.
revolver ard shot Peter, the ball taking
effect in the head. He reeled and fell
in the arms of his wife, who appeared at
that moment.
Bley then gave his attention to Carol,
firing one shot which took effect in his
leg. Carol then started to run around
the barn followed by Bey on horseback
firing three mere shots, all three taking
effect in Carols head. After Bley had
realized his crime he started down the
road on horseback. Overtakiug hand.
car he left his horse and rode to Palouse
Junction on the car. Nothing has since
been heard from him.
Bley is n single man of considerable
property. lie owns a ranch near East
Portland and is about thirty-four years
lof age.
Peter was thirty four, and Carol va.
thirty-two years of age. Peter died or
hour after the shooting. Carol lived
four hours. Both were unarmed. They
all seemed to be on good terms previous
to this. They went to school together
in Hastinc, Germany.
The remains were brought here fol
burial.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1888-08-02

TACOMA, W. IT,, July ga con
tract was signed to-day by J. j. Holland
with the Northern Pacific Railway
company to build a large boat to navi
gate the Columbia and Snake rivers.
The machinery in the transfer boa,
Billings will be used, and the Billings
made to do service as wharf.boa.
The new boat will be 202s feet lorg,
thirty-eislt feet beam and six feet hole,
and will connec. with the Northern
Pacific at Pasco. Holland claims that
this boat will be able to climb all the
rapids of the Upper Columbia.