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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1888-05-02
The Bane Of Hot Weather.

E &A
Ihere Is no time that 2 loOsed iots
rem. with more mortal dread, than ~
INT weather az the SIMMER months. es-
.aa;a1Iu q thia c.sa whnn their
INII .aa,h;nr - numhar M
chnufch arc 'ec'ns Ano :
cnlldren thatare carried AWAY ahnuaiiy
by bowel complaint, In It's various
forms is prodigious. Yet almost every
case could be cured by proper care and
treatment D,,rinu the past fifteen
VARS II has been abundantly proven.
that the worst cases could be cured and
~ < remedy within The reach OF all.
hamharlain,s i;olic IhoIera and Iyiar-
rhma Rnmndv has cured thousands of
eases that were considered homeless. II
has cnred them after physicians have
tailed to relieve Il has cured them after
other n.cIi.ines had been fried without
henetit ID has even cured them after
thew had become unconscious. Il can
aiwavs he depcndeI mon. and should
he kant at hand. by every mother VI
small children. When children are
tecthing, the diarrhu.a u not be check.
| cd permanently, AS tho same cause that
produced it will bring it on again, bat
il can and should he controlled BY
giving ChaMbcrlain's Cole, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy, as the case may
require. Then when the child is
| through teething, the diarrhoca may be
| cffcctually checked. This remedy has
been the sole reliance Of thousands Of
mothers throughout the west Tor ovC!
fifteen years, and its cures have SisOWR
Il to be the best and most reliable REM
edy ever produced for the purposes.
When reduced with cold water and
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What Am ! to Dot

The symptoms Of b~iliousness are
unhapp;ly quite too well known.
They differ in different individuals
to some extent. A bilious man is
seldom a breakfast eater. Too fire.
quently, alas, he has an excellent APP
petite for liquors, but none for SOL
ids in the morning. HIS tongue
will hardly bear inspection at any
time; il it is not white and furred,
il is rough at all events.
The digestive system is wholly
out Of order and diarrhea or consti.
patton may be a symptom or the
two may alternate. There are otter
hemorrhoids or even loss Of blood
There may be giddiness and otter
headache and acidity or flatulenct
and tenderness in the pit Of The
stomach. To correct all this if no
effect a cure try Green's Angus
Flower, it costs but q trifle and
| thousands attest its efficacy.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1888-05-02

msss d y eddsH
That town los III the village 81
Jefferson, Kichland and Alcester be
assessed 50 rs to average $40 and i'm
provements 10 be added.
4. That improvements on Govern
ment land except breaking and plow-
ing shall be assessed at its cash
value. And improvements on
school land including breaking and
blowing shall be assessed at its cash
value.
s. That M exemption shall be nj
lowed on account Of timber or OF
trees of any kind. planted on land
taken under the timber culture laws
81 the United States.
s. That Whereas, complaint has
frequently been made to this Board
that parties have been unlawfully
exempted from taxation under SUBJ
division 4 Sec. 2, Chap. %, Of the
Political Code,
Therefore we do hereby require Of
he several assessrs that they use all
proper care md diligence III taking
the assessment III order 10 prevent
any person or persons from deriving
benefit from said act who shall not
have fully complied with the law.
Z. That horses mules and assses
shall be assessed 80 as to average
$50. That colts over six months and
under three years Of age, shall be
assessed so as to average S35.
8. That Stalliens shall he assessed
so as to average $500. That COWS
shall he assessed so as to average SIS
That cattle over one and under two
years Of nge shall be assessed SO al
to average $40. That cattle over TIVE
and under three years Of age shall b.
assessed 60 as average S15. That NJ
other cattle including work oxer
shall be assessed 50 as to average S25
That sheep over three months oil
shall be assessed SO nj to average 81
That swine over three months oil
shall be assessed SO as to average SO
8. That all other property no
mentioned in the foregoing and M
by law exempt from taxation shal
r be assessed ut such value as the rs
SCISSOR shall deem best and prope
under the law.
10. That listing of-property in al
( cases be made under the oath Of Tn
3 party listing the same as required
: by law, the assessor being requires
TO report any person that refuse
. TO swear or affirm to the CORRECTNESS
OF the list Of property given by hin
I or them to the assessor.
H.. That the assessors are hereb
notified that their returns will M
be accepted or any compensation n
I lowed unless the foregoing instru'
tons are fully complied with.
IL. The County Clerk is hereh
4 instructed to furnisha certified COZ,
. Of this resolution to every assesst
. in the county.
= Given under our hands this 25t
day Of April 1888.
) By order Of the Board.
II HAIvoR KNuDsoN, Chairman.
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Tor. Sale by i. =. TalcOtt.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1888-05-02

DR.. G. s. Hale, OF Fairview. Oak,
makes a specially OF extracting and
inserting artificial teeth. Ali persons
wanting that class Of work will find
il to their advantage to call and see
him. The doctor warrants u perfect
fit, first class teeth and fine work
manship. For spare, thin faced
people | apply plunlpers to upper
plates, bringing out the natural con-
tour Of cheeks and dips. | shall Wis
it Elk Point, twice a month during
the year, stopping at Merchant hotel
Tuesday, May s.
DIR. C. S. HALE.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1888-05-02

ca. in favor of said Antonette III.
4evcrs0it a. recommended by
the viewers in their report hereto
attached. Adopted April Is, 1883.
HALvoR kNuDsoN, Chairman.
On motion Board adjourned to
April 26 1883.
Elk Point, d.. T., April 26, 1883.
Board met pursuant to adjournment,
members all present, also the clerk.
Sec. 38. On motion the following
instructions to the Assessors OF Union
County, Dakota, for the year 1885
was adopted :
Whereas, See. 4, Chapter %, Of tho
Political Cpde provides that TIN
Board Of County Commissioner
shall give such instructions to tn,
assessors Of the county Al they shall
deem needful to secure a full ant
uniform assessment and returns, ane
Whcreas, this Board III regulAt
session assembled has fully consid
cred the matter, therefore
Resolved, that the following in
structions hsgiven to the assessor
for the year 1883:
: R1i 4x&&4f1 LA4l 49,
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BuckIen's Arnica Salya.

The best salve in the world for
cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt
rhcum, fever sores, tettor. chapped
hands, chilblains. corns and all skin
eruptions, aud positively cures pills,
or no pay rexuired. il is guaran-
teed to give perfect satisfaction, or
money refunded. Price rs cts per
box. For sale By j. s. Talcott.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1888-05-02

Freeman Bros. are headquarters
for Dried Fruits, such as Silver
Prunes, California Prunes, Prunells,
Cherries, Apricots, Raspberries and
all staple fruits besides.
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ron SALE on RENT,

$50 acres of grain and hay land
within 81 miles of Elk Point, Dako-
tc, Oh easy terms. For particulars
enquire Of h. G. Ericsson,
Elk Point.
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NJ. Turbitt will sell on time the
81 Of NEi, Ell Of SEA Sec. l twp.
SO Il. SO, 160 in Sphinx Twp. and
erect a house for purchaser. Write
him at Sioux City, Iowa.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1888-05-02
Notice to Creditors.

Estate OF Bruno Dorscher deceased.
Notice Ia hereby given by the undersigned adj
ministrator OF the estate OF Iruilo Dorslfer
deceased, to creditors of, and all persons hay
ing claims against the said deceased. to exhibit
them. with the necessary vouchers. within four
months after the first publication 81 This notire
II said administration 1T the "fiiee Of A. u. Ee,'
Ter. Esq, in the city Of Elk Point, Union County
ID. r.
Dated at Elk Point. d. +. April 10th, 1883.
Wales.ien Mercier, administrator.
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The dandy and fine line Of under
wear is at Freeman Bros. They can
rave you lots Of money by going
there for your goods.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1888-05-02

For Hats and Caps of all styles
and descriptions for spring and sun.
mer wear. Call on A. O. Ringsrud,
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We are opening a larger and bet
ter stock Of clothing thisspring tl,An
ever i.efore, and one desiring 4 mob
hy sprins suit At bottom prices
should ca,a.e and examine before
purohsaissx slswhere, n g. Rihgs-
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-11
SPECIAL BARGAINS liz LINENS.

Our Eighth Annual January sale of Linens
VIII be continued all the week. Our recent
large purchases ARE well worth the attention
81 all thrifty hous wives. During no pre-
vious period have offered better bar
gains. We propose to make it to your inter-
est TO buy all YOUR linens here. We sell at
prices most dealers are compelled to pay. One
thing y, are sure Of. and that is everything
We sell for linen is strictly purc linen and moth.
ing but linen" free from cotton. tow or any
foreign substance. wepropose making this de-
partment Washngto 3 Linen Emporium by
quoting prices considerably lower than the
same grasie of linens possibly be bought
elsewhere As timely illustrations We quote
FINE G RMAN DOUBLE.sATIN DAMAsKs.
GA inches wide. I3 hands, me pat erns sold
generally ISL For the first time we offer it
75c PER YARD.
HEAVY GERMAN DO BLE-SATIN pAMASKS,
Full az inches wide q yards, IL Of the
handsomest patterns yet shown. Formerly sold
ONLY s1OO PER YARD.
80 dog. Blesched German Linen Damask
linen-a variety Of choice patterns-fuiIy worth
ONLY u 80 PER DOZEN.
5O doz Bleached German Linen Damask
patterns pate grass bleAched. soft finished; worth
,-os ONLY 600 PER DOZEN.
huck Towels. size yard l. ng by y yard wide
Never before sold for less than SO.
ONLY So.2o PER DOZEN.
a-bac Towels. size 20 by ~ inch extra size,
sol soft quality. Never before sold tor less than
ONLY $500 PER DOZEN,
Equally as conspicuous bargains in Dinner
and lea Cloths. Tray Cloths. and Table Linens
WOODWARD & LOTHRoP.
Cor llth and + sts n w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-11

HousEKEEp1Ne Goops SALE
In continuing our sale of Linens and House.
Keeping Goods this week. we call attention TO
QUILTS,
following: >''S
WHITE TI H9N d:}; COMB QUILTS.
WHITE rR9fHET 3g Its.
WHITE ExrRA.aao Dol t dsocHEr QUILTS.
ONLY soc. EACH.
- LOT CELEBRATED la
WHITE BIOS .ON HOUSE" QUILTS,
Best Guilt made or ihs price, a.,
Equally as good bargains in hiEher grades, at
lilo, Sl.25. Sl50. and 81 75 EACH
WHITE MARSEILLES SPREADS,
Excellent QUALITY HWY ~ Al attEactye GRastterns
Higher grades in larger sizes at 81, s225,
$50 DC.
LOT OF l2-4
WHITE BRITISH" IMPORTED SPREADS,
ONLY 81 EACH
Superb line of French Bed Spreads in hand.
some new patterns and designs, both sll-whts
and fancy cOlors at 81, 80, 81. 80, S6 az 30
~, $9.oO to 81. 30 each.
Berths Car Bcrths, Cots, single, three-dusrter
double and extra sized Beds We offer yon the
advantages OF a large stock, large sssortlent
newest patterns, lowest prices, excellent light
spacious depa tmept, aud bed shaped tables for
showing the goods. We PROPOSE that 1t shall
shop here.
Fourth hoor)
WOODWARD LOTHROP,
Cor. IL til aud sta NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-11
UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT BAnoA1ss.

number of Zines going ut prices lower
than ever before. Some reductions: some
are recent purchases at very low Il lures You
will he repaid for visiting our Upholstery De-
Iartment II you are ill need of such goods.
BARGAIN No. l.
30 Raw silk Fringed Table Cloths size Q
yards wide by 3 yards long, never before sold
for less than So
ONLY SO EACH.
BARGAIN No. ..
80 pairs Ecru Nottingham Lace Curtains ~
yards long, 30 inches wide h .ndsonie patterns
never before sold f + less than 81 90
ONLY Sl.JO PER PAIR
lot of Fancy Silk Curtains, in hue, CONFER.
olive. and red effects, very handsome never
before sold for less than Sll-
BARGAIN No 4.
loI of Fine German Wool Lace Curtains in
garnet med blue. and old gold. never before
sold for less than S25-
BARGAIN No. 5.
l lot Of Fine Silk shelia Turcolnan Curtains,
90 inches wide and 81 yards long, never before
sold for less than $3 -
ONLY Sl5 PER PAIR.
Our entire line-about 90 styles-of Al and
35-cent Wool and Silk Frinyes has been re-
duced to
CSC. PER YARD.
Specially desirable for trimming lambreouins
curtains. table covers, fancy work &c
Fourth FloOrJ
WOODWARD & LOTHROP
Cor. 18th and SITS a.. W.
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MATCHED EMBno1prRY SErs.
EIGHTH ANNUAL If JANUARY SALE

MATCHED EMBRo1DERY SETS.
EIGHTH ANNUAL JANUARY SALE
FINE EMBROIDERIEs
will be continued throughout the week, We
call attention to our elegant line of
MATCHED SETS IN EMBRO DERIES,
representing the choicest patterns we have
shown any season.
MATCHED SETS IN NAINSOOKS.
2l.inch Flouncns. rmb. 81 in. plain 14x In. &1.2(
MATCHED SETS IN NAINSO0KS.
2O-inch Flouncing emb in.. plan IL in, 81 900.
. inch Embroidery. emb. Pin, plain in soc
3.inch Embroidery, emb. = in, plain y in. CSC.
1Hlnch Embroidery. emb. y IN. plain 1 in, l5c.
All.over and Inserting to match the above.
261nch Elouncing. emb. IA in plain 12 in. S1.50.
gs inch iounCing, emb D ill.,, plain y n. 621Sc.
o-inch Embroidery, emb 3 i'll. pi in in 40c.
1 ne e are III specially attractive designs,
II Inch Flouncng. eInb. ) in plain Is in. $3.50
o-lncn Embroidery. enb. = y in, plain u in, 6Oc
4-inch Embroidery, ernb ~ in, plain 3 in :, 25c,
Other equally attractive sets in various widths
OF flouncinSs, and Embroideries in entirely
new signs.
27-iuch Nainsook plouncines, embroidered
. inches deep. Only 81 &c per yard.
~ All-Oyer to match
43-lnch Nainsook Flcuncing. embroidered IA
inches deep, with a relic of inches of Guipure
work, forming square which may be finished
with ribbon. ma alng very attractive trimming
Only 81 so per yard.
Other handsome patterns are shown, which we
have not space to mention. You will appreciate
them the more by personal Inspection
(Second floor. Iront)
WOODWARD X LOTHROP
I IN and r sfs N
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-11

GREAT SALE OF o DEsE4s UNDERWEAR AND
LIN as s5s for 81
ssss6 p.sSnss and only ne Ses. sewins thread
.:!s in shape and dns and sold
lasc. CAMBRIA CORSET COVERS. 1a.c
snd siss
sss' - ISS Rs SsE S III fGSzgEE CSC
assi front i naDfs S HsEsSoH
trimmed with Irish
Lsdirs' Chenise, good muslin. trimmed. Irish lace
open front. "oc.
Ladies' Drawers. deep tucks trimmed with Irish lace
lace. 25c.
a5c. CORSET COVERS a5c
Ladies' Corset Cover. fine muslin, cut square 'front.'
six tucks down front. trimmed with neat embroidery
Ladies' Corset Cover, fne muslin. cut low square
u: ass: '' pRswrns s'''''' "''A ''''' cog sas
Ladies lies Drawers. with yoke band tucks, 35c,
see. on oUB BR 2aSi fGaaEsrEH a.c.
were 44e. now iec 'o'A' "no yoke paiio
LADIES' Drawers, IL tueks and yoke. were 44c now
39c. CORSET COVERS. 39c
ronSa neck tucked yose nsei Ws ps easage
now DOC.
SOC. E al naE 2 RAJ G2T sEEkfs. 5oe.
ladies' Skirt, made from good muslin. three tucks
s soe@' Soc LADIES, cuEu1sEs q.
Ladies' Chemise, made from good muslin, pompadonr
STYLE front deep Hamburg embroidery finished with
efrinsb0n' braid n abf Soc
UNI ~s sa
Y Infants. Slip. Ts It msdn ,,. tns,, soc
front. three tucks ON skirt and cambria rufie 500
s sssl wit. u ass smsa as @
75e. Ia al EYE Si f5f f2 DREssEs Tao
Hubbard style has two Of Torchon insertion set
trimmed With TorcSen lace Wsrs sSc n ana
Ladies, Nsht Dress made from fine muslin. Mother
:s IF an pscs
sis;a a' were $AIrE SKIRTS zoe
brio rune. tucked and trimmed with deep Torehon
>, Ladies. White Shirt made from hns muslin, with
7Sc. LADIES. DRAWERS. 75c
ladies Drswers made from ns muslin cluster Of
h a;e sf ERpiE IS CORSET COVERS. Toe
Pomp.dour style; low square neck and front center
and sleeves edgng to match were soc, now DC.
s love seR ns cut
piece and front, Torch0n insertion and edging neck
aud sleeves edxny match, finished with lie bone
braid, were S.c, now Toe.
SIC WHITE SKIRTS. s1c
Were osc' II tucks' cambria ruie. wide hem. now
SIc GOWNS SIC
Were ySc, tucked and inserting sleeves tucked and
'r'mmsd' elegant val oS 4 asfs nov Sic
All our 81. 80 c. p. 10 La Sirene) Satteen Corsets-
our direct importation-in white gray black red and
light blue stitched In contrasting colors your choice
II Is the best value that have ever placed on our
counters. :" -
hitting, now 59o,
Our Soc Corset in Couti or sst;esn-colors white
lHht blue And pink, now 30c.
9 Az early ,inspection Of this EXTRAORDINARY
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MANIFESTATIONS.

WANTED rRu~rwokrHY YOUNG AMERI.
ofne 's-'a' s''a 's@"''rs's Ada"-" 'oilhf' ~"
WkSrEp-Ar HEADQUARTERS = POSITIONS
ana NSr..s 800 cs.@se ss w.s.ss nsas..
butisu SAINT A. oVoNBs. s25 D 81 nv jsii-sss
WaNTEpSs,TuAI.oNs Fos WHITE AND COZ,
sg.s.,. &c = n bfsSaaS2 ' $50 So SO 81 .-
WANTEp-sITpAroN AS COOK BT RE
w spessabls white woman. Who thor urhly under
cs o. saarss ZOOS s3s II.s .ss.i5 OF 'sa.'
WaNTED-By REsPkcTABiE REIIAB ROM
q Ss pr. :a.ss so o.. IS, 80
WaNrEp-BY YOUNG LADY PROM Blu
ss ss5 S Nc os.SSH sG. .r: :r' sai; :
MANIFESTATIONS. BY FIRST CLASS
HhiSsisf es s,s o e sctn AZ :. s.nsa Aad Ma
WhNTEp-A SITUATION ny YOUNG NAN.
ma nsa eisht year, etpericnse On srocery meat
sna pr, ,slon hSusss snd furnish ths besi refer
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WsnnIEp-bl A SETTLED CoLoRED WOMAN
Apply AT No. 1904 1t. nw m.
WASTED-By RESPECTABLE WHITE GIN.
r"ierence Il re ,ired Add e. d a. "a an st.wi:
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WANTED-DlCk's AGENCY has FIllsT-,.I.Ss
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Naflia -" =, - 49,
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W nAh as caachman. well ngg.aiD s,ta
Ihec.y go"d reier'noes Call or address IL NE.s.-
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- nae lS.-lon ~ reader or companion 20 a In.
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BLACK CAMErs Ham SERGE,


judicious purchase enables to offer q
pieces of Black Atwood Serge ut the low
price Of
37kC. PER YARD
This is popular black fabric, and fully worth
o0c. per yard.
are gone.
First floor: through north arch.)
WOODM ARD & LOrhROD,
Cor ] tn and + sta n W.
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SPECIAL INVITATION To The PuB11c,

Your company IL most respectfully solicited at
GREAT REMNANT SALE
THIS THURSDAY AND FRIDAY.
Where you viii be entertained With IN Immense Line
Of Exceptional Bargains.
PROGRAM AS FOLLOWS:
Having been very successful with our Canton-Flan.
mel Nisft Underwear SALE will continue the same
this week.
very small quantity In remnants Of LAmbrequins,
suitable lengths. at half their ular value.
Several hundred dozen Of Turkish Towels SC each.
fun line Of Stationery in different styles and quail
itiss fsncy snd plain, ct reduced prices
lot of Childrens Lace Col srs At &C., worth 15c.
and l2kc., worth zoo; neither damaged nor out of
style but an entire new article.
The last lot Of the Extraordinary and Renowned
ClosknR or Doman Cloth 1T still lower prices than
here.ofore. Since first advertisement Of this art
Gle we have sold over two-thirds Of the lot.
new invoice of Ladies' Collars and Chemsettes
Collars at &C. and &c.. worth lOc. and 15c.; Chemi
ssttes at l2hc and 19c, worth zoe and 25c.
Having been overstocked in Prints We have selected
quantity OF the best quality such Cocheco Merri
mac and Allen, and will have them for sale THIS
THURSDAY and FRIDAY, at 6Ac. per yd., worth Sc.
In order to reduce heavy stock of Cloth and Cas-
simeres. We have made general reduction in the de-
partenf with special discount of five per cent this
week. Now. gentlemen, you have n chance to buy
cheap and good material for gooi winter suit.
new invoice of Century Cloth Remnants including
many beautiful patterns, 6c per yd regular value
1Oc.
The most important feature of bargain sales this
week will be
A GENERAL REDUCTION OF PRICES
In our Comfort and Blanket Department The cheap
ness Of every article in this departm mt only be
demonstrated by being shown. So please give call
and you will be perfectly satisfied with the bargains
we will offer you.
lot of Remnants in nottingham Curtain Laces and
Fancy Draperies below cost
Sever i of yard wide Cachemere Remnants
in delicate and dark shades at 16c. yd worth 25c.
Thousands Of Remnants In Dress Goods Of all de-
scfpton a. to color style and quality. ct remarkably
low figures.
All these bargains and many others usual ex-
hibited on our Third Floor. but your way to this
Hall of Benefit ana Economy 1t would te advisable
stop on our Second Floor, where the '0rest Sale OF
Lsdies Cotton Underwear" IL still progressing. One
price and no other!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-11

BAReA1ss liz BoYs' CLorH1so.
Some Of our best selling lines are 90 ANAL in
quantity We propose TO close them out entireiy.
aud 70 DO 70 in the sh0rtest possible time ~
have piscsd them ON separate tables, Ct ne foI.
''"'4s ~ soSS E Rs6sssi su1ps
SSDsf I5S T 81 so Il s. SGii q EACH.
IN Nor 9ik and Double brsasted sfyjea in thu
best dark patterns. These suite eoi6 1or N
$3.50, and 90 We oner vou the choice - n:
t5Snt Pre- seprssenttns reductsop Of from
nIor Sri 81 sS SEb d IS a sEzs dsg1yy,
hSp St a isoH & 3 irrS6sssys EAoH
AIschLLANEOCs LOT or 6OYT dffR.
COATS,
various styles, excellent colon. and range in
Sa "a if 81 .1a g yesss Former prices t6
hEDUCED TO e5 EACH.
Iou cannot s0or0 to miss this Opportunitv
Third do0r.)
WOODWARD 3 L0THROP.
Coz. 18th and sta s.w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-11
Thss1o onss will aow cost you s1O each.

The above are stylish and seasonabls Gar
Iaents, and were-at the original priees-as
good values - we ever offered: but in this in
stance We offer them to you at these prices.
simply because the lots are incomplete In
other words, there are one or two sizes mis-
sing from esch lot: yet every size between and
including those named are here; IL not in one
lot the required sise is sure to be found in
another. and in buying Boys Ovsrcost you
cannot make q mistake now. because you'll
find no such values elsewhere. in or out Of
Washington. in season or out Of season