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The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1888-03-17
1887
1887.
1887. 1881.
AN ORGAN OF
Lung Ideas And Live Issues
AN ENEMY Of
M~ouopolies, Oligarchism, aad the
Spirit of Sectional Strife.

The Courier-Journal (HENRY WAT
TEasoS Editor-iu-Chicf,) is the ac-
knowledge Representative Newspaper
of the South, Is Democratic in politics,
and first, last, and all the time is for a
reduction of the War Taxes, as levied
Oh the people by the taritinow in force.
THE WEEKLY CouR1EK-JouRNAL
is the best weekly newspaper publish
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CHEAPEST. Its telesraphic news facil-
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presents the news Of the week from
every section of the world. 1t gives
to its readers throughout the year a
great number Of Seria! and Short Stor-
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than any of the high-priced magazines.
1t IS in evely respect a Model Political
aud Family Paper.
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far the Largest Circulation OF any DEM
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The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1888-03-17
NOTICE.
Land Office at New Orleans, La.

land UflCe at Now UfIeans, La.
January q. 1883.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his inten-
tion to make final proof in support Of his
claim, and that said proof will be mads
before the Judge, or in his absence the
Clerk of the District Court. at ,Abbeville,
La, on Wednesday, March q. 1888, yiz:
Entry No. 6s74, for the w half Of SE Or
and i half of SW or Sec Is, tp IL, SIR 3 f.,
La. NJ.
He names the following witnesses to
Prove his continuous residence upon. and
cultivation Of, said land, viz:-JOseph
J.. Broussard, Rnbert Boudreaux. Theo-
zine Vincent and Emile Vincent, all OF
Vermilion Parish. Louisiana.
THos. j. BUTLER, Register.
Feb. IL, 1883.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1888-03-17
Notice.

All parties subject to a license for the
year 1883, under the laws of he state OF
Louisiana, or the ordinances of the Police
jury of Vermilion parish, are hereby no
tiled TO pay the same promptly, or otler-
wise they will be proceeded against as
nroyi6ad hv law. 4. II. NysEz,
Dy-ShE-TaA Collector.
Fob II. 1888.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1888-03-17

The officers and members Of the
Vermilion Parish Medical Society
ere notified that there will be q
meeting Of that body on Saturday,
March 3, 1888, at 3 p. N.
c. J. EDWARDS, Secretary.
Feb. Is, 1888.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1888-03-17
NOTICE.
Land Office at New Orleans, La.

Land Office at New Orleans, La.
January 81, 1883.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his inten-
ton to make final proof in support of his
claim. and that said proof viii be made
Clerk of the District Court, at Abbeville,
La, ON Tuesday. March 20, 1888, viz :
Lufroy Mayard, who made Homestead
Entry No. 6,21. for the lots 4 and 5 Section
80, tip ~. SIR 3 East, La. Meridian.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon, and
cultivation of said land. viz :-One-
zine L. Mcuton, Henry Lemaire, Beaure-
gard Leblanc and {. r. Guidry, all of Yer
Nermilion Parish, Louisiana.
TIIOs. J. BUTLER, Register.
Feb. IL, 1888.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1888-03-17
For Constable.

We are authorized to %noun that IL:
R.LYoNs isa candidate for Constable O
the third ward. at the ensuing election.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1888-03-17
ANNOENCEMENTs.
For Represe r.atise.

A. the solicitation Of many friends l
I've submitted my name to 90 before the
nnahlic as a candidate to represent this
pparish in the lower branch Of u State
pp.r;sIafure. SOLOMON WISE.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1888-03-17
District attorney.

We are authorized to that
poRT. c. SMEDFs, the present incumbent
va candidate for reelection to the office
q ssnn;.frict Attorney, for this district at
.hs next general election.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1888-03-17

u LYONS is Il cuuuludtC III NoLioGdoi' vi
ths third ward, at the ensuing election.
Fine weather Just now.
This is St. Patrick's day.
Strawberries will be plentiful
next week.
Captain J.. Bondreau e. Son last
: Saturday shipped to New Orleans
by the steamer Barmore. 2ll2 dozen
eggs.
The school-master who sat down
on. the business end' Of a pin that
had been ingeniously fixed on his
chair, rose like a Phoenix.
Mrs. R. C. Smedes and Miss
Maria Bernard left here last Mon
day for a VISIT to the Crescent City.
We wish them a pleasant voyage. q
Mrs. E. Marceau, of New Orleans,
and Mrs. Joseph Lauverjat, Of Cen.
trail America, were in Abbeville last
49,
week on a visit to relatives aud
friends.
Rev. Father Mehault is having a
beautiful and substantial fence put
m around the Catholic church build
inga, which will, when finished, prove
an ornament to the premises.
If YOU want to make a near-sighted
mar miserable, ask him, as a hand.
some woman steps across the gutter
at a street corner, if he thinks her
striped stockings are becoming.
Tie girls Of our town don't like
that swee: little Sanday-scbool song,
Pot your armor on, my boys" be-
cause it sounds so much like, Put
your. arm around me, boys," that it
makes 'cm feel lonesome.
Owing to a slight storm which
struck the Methodist parsonage Cd
Friday night last, in the shape Of
provisions and cash, the contem-
plated business trip of the pastor
will be postponed. Many thanks to
the kind friends who participated in
tue movement.
gta ROBERT HARRY, P. C.
Mr.. Jcrrie Potter, a merchant Of
Tekamah, Neb., was in Abbeville
last week looking at our country.
BE was f~avorably impressed with
our parish aud says he will return
TO it soon with a view Of locating.
We have plenty Of room for capital
and labor among us, and opportu:
mites of doing well.
"A Wan SLlNCN NOiil0u SulCA iCi
husband OF staying ont late at night
by going.to the door when he came
home and whispered through the
key'hole: rs that you, John q Her
husbands name is Willie, and he
stays at home every night now, and
sleeps with one eye open and a re.
volver under his pillow.
Now that our streets have been
50 thoroughly and systematically
graded, We notice with pride that
several Of our citizens are seeking
to improve the condition of thei!
sidewalks by giving them a heavy
coating Of pretty white shells which
will, in time. furnish an elegant and
permanent walk. Let the good work
go on, gentlemen, and when a muddy
spell strikes US the people will rise
w and call you blessed.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1888-03-17
District Clerk.

Wo are authorized to %nou LAsTIE
pvnIssARD as a candidate for reelection
t. the Office Of District Clerk f3T us Is
parish at ourne4t general state and pallsh
alactiOn.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1888-03-17
NOTICE..

January q, 1883.
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WOODWARD 3 LOTHROP.
Cor. 1lth and r IN u. u

The stock u new-direct from the mills. We
have paid more than usual care In selsctiug and
buying Blankets. We ind that the know how
has great deal to do with the prica. Il ID not
possible to buy better values IN Washiueton or
elsewhere than we Are nov Offering. Couspicuous
for great worth 70 the case Of seven pound
Blankets &C - per pair Thsy measure nearly
tvelve-ouarters. and axe IS Per cent pure wool
and 16 Per cent soft durable Cotton. II N bet.
tsr for the slight mixture of Cotton. because Il
ID notso bulky - the ssms welGht Of Wool would
be. and n all the stronger for It. We have
known the time when We would have been glad
70 rot such Q Blanket 10 retail q O. We have
named Il THE Tsooma." end the pr1es d o. Per
pair.
We ars making ~spscialty" Of Q line a All.
Wool Blankets In al the sassa.
We control this Blanket fof the District Of
Columbta, and know whereof ~ SPEAK vhsn
ne ~ Il has no superior st the prices. To our
certain knovlsdes they aze sold IN New York
for more monsy.
Fine grads Of pure wool. snd called Tho
Capital CITY" BLANKETS. The l0-< sizs weighs
fpll pounds; price e. The Ia siss veiehs
9 pounds; price %. The l2-< stss vsigho
pounds; price % Per pair.
We ass peouA of our Biankst stock ana ere
sosislied that shcald you examine IT. maks COM
parisons (although IL h hard to carry the quail
IL 1t hlankst In the eye from store 10 stoesl
you wfll readily recognise the fact that our
HlanAsts sRs not SUPPRESSED - thsir sespsesivs
pelss6.
(Eesssh Hsss. sp,ssdaA iieht end sAov wass.,
WOODWARD B LoT11o1.
De13 Co. 11than - Az
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BARGAINS In DREss Goops

The season Is advancing. Ladies have been gam
ping" Comparisons have been made The popular
verdict of those who don't ask credit Is as follows
Eve quote the sayings Of our patrons)
The PalAs Royals SOC. Henriettas "Compares favor.
ably NTH this sample Of CSC Henriettas cot at"
Ours fV 40 inches wide. warranted all wool and
in all new shades.
The Palais Royals S5c. Henrettas viii vot b. able
to get more" lady asked this QUESTION and we
replied: Not such quality" We have been told BY
hundreds hundreds. OF patrons that our SILK
Finish Henrtettas at $780, far tire best value in
t0Wn" If you want the desirable shades don't delay .
call
The Palais Royals Soc serges IA nicer feel 10 them
than those sau at" Ours are warranted every
thread wool; full 40 inches wide; all shades and
Black-Jst Black.
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
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CoCKRD AND L RIMED.
READY FOR AND EQUAL TO ANY EMERGENCY.
We don't believe in dreams, consequently have
class Of people commonly known Is DREAMERS.
requires regular set to. bscrea ~ stern and stub
born purpose; hence we deal with facts only.
IT Is FACT that We sell perfect fitting Overcast
h hand ~ s trimmed and ''aunchly
IT Is FACT that we have hsndsomer finer and bet
t sa ones q $50. ss.7a s9.75.
IT Is FACT that we sell business Suits for men
s.ns sd s g . %.es xs5 ana war
!sss VII
asonals dmported,, At sl3. rs.
- ma Long 81 Pant: q 5. i Size. rom 80 .
y years al I've wool. at $3.50. 80 $3.50
IT Is FACT that We sell Chiidrens Suits. coats and
pents only, sizes from to "A years, ct
sks3 1910 o.. sa.25. $3.50 and
IT FACT sh.: We sell Boys and Children. Over.
c cat st $3.50. $3.50. 1887. s4.l2.
IT Is FACT that We have the largest handsomest,
s ssa s: or osbs of Menu
:ssS Il sS; sss7: Il. :4 rs sAs g
IT Is FACT that we hew close to the line" in the
matter Of price. in the mode of conduct
ing our business, and are perfectly safe
N guaranteeing perfect satisfaction to
FINE READY-MADE CLOTHING.
VICTOR Z. ADLER's
10 PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE. 10
o.: and 929 9Th 1t n.w corner Massachusetts, ave.
Strictly One PricA
nr>c s.xr-a.~~ xiu ~, ,r -.
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Have You COMPARED TEEN,

Those who have not made comparison of above
quoted Dress Goods requested to do 30. 1t will
prove whether the Palas Royal cash system enables
better values at the prices than given the other
credit stores
Have you compared our 54-inch 9Oc. Flannel Suit.
ings in New Colors those at Y8c. In Combination
Stripes. with those usually offered these prices!
Have you compared samples from the credit stores
with 81 inch English Brosdcloths at 81 25 al as
sl.96. and s2.4S. Those with fancy psids are much
admired though Of course the plain colo have hosts
Of pAtropa
II you'll note the qualities and variety Of styles In
our Striped and Plaid serges At 6S. S. and ESQ., 70
cannot but patronize n.
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
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Compare any Of the following with samples from
where you will and We confidently expect your patron
age
TIC Silk Pushes. Trimming valvets at &c. a.
sI25. &1.50. LEO. g. and o2.5O q yard. go sursh
Silks at &c., 75c.. and SL19.. Satin Rhadsmes At
csc and 81 Fsille At S1.25 and 81 06 all the
above in the newest shades.
Prisstlys, Lupin's and Courtaulds Black Goods
The Warranted Black Silks in lass than thrtynius
different styles.
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
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New DREss GooDs, Ere.

The new shades Of Blues Greens, Reds, &c., now %
fashionable In Dress Goods we are also showing in
Dress Trimmings Gloves, Ribbons, and Hosiery. In
many instances we were compelled to have the goods
dyed to our special order which more in time and
trouble than will be repaid US in profta However,
we are content with you saying: zone can match
almost any shade at the PaIats Royal"
The PALAI4 ROYAL.
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LADIES, AND CH1LnREws Goons.


Making speciality Of Hand-kn,t worsted Goods we
show by far the largest variety in town. and st quail
ties for the prices that make all other inferior
in truth tits ours that unusual values.
Ladies' Skirts in all colors. 81. 10 to "a each.
Ladies' Vests with and without sleeves 9Sc.. S135.
S1.6S.
Misses, Children's and Infants goods in too great
variety to mention in detail. skirts, Sacques Hoods,
Leggings. Shirts. Caps, Fascnators Bootiss. Mtts.
&C, from few cents to several dollars apiece for the
fancy finished articles.
We show the Drawer Lesginss now in all colorA The
new Jockey Caps you'll admire.
WARM SKIRTS.
Ladies' Melton Flannel Skirts only 75c
LADIES' Melton Flannel Skirts with braid trimming.
CSC.
Atwood Flannel Skirts, in all colors trimmed in
eight different styles, at Sl35. sl4S, sL6s and
sL9s.
Cloth and Jersey Flannel Skirts s226 o. 90. s2ss,
50. 80, IS .9S. - 9S
Farmers Satin Quilted skirts sL15. sl.35. LES.
$l.eS. S24S, $S.25.
satin-Quilted Skirts. 80. 80, 80 6S. % 90. s49S.
Fancy Velvet Skirts. "a IS. S5.9s. 80 6s. s7.eS.
Ladies' short Embroidered Flannel Skirts. In al
colors, 81 80 to 81.
eH-Youll say charming variety and never before
such taste and style in underskirts.
WOOL UNDERWEAR.
The following lots were secured below market val.
ues, and cannot be duplicated at the prices.
AT 45c. Ladies' Extra Long Ribbed Wool Vests. high
necks and long sleeves.
AT soc. Ladies' Heavy and Medium WeiRht Silk I'm.
shed Merino Vests and Panta
AT 81 Genuine Natural Wool Vests and Pants; can't
be duplicsted under s2.
AT 44c. Ribbed Cashmere Wool Hose
AT silk Bound and Silk Stitched Merino Vests
and Pants for Children; sizes, 10 to 80 inch.
AT 25c- AL Sizes in Chndren's Warranted All-wool
Cashmere Hose
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
(Coptinued belov)
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TcoR A TIRsr-CIAsS HEATING STOVE IA Hop
= o. Atxohs 81 Low Pracse call on @s
0AkTRELIs 8IS tn -
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To DREssY You've Men.

To DRrssr You've MEN.
WE WANT TO SAY THAT THE BROAD
VALE DIAGONAL CUTAwAY AND PRINCE
ALBERT COATS: ARE THE NEWEST AND
MOST DREssY GARMENTS WORN THIS
SEASON. OUR LINES OF THESE GOODS
ARE VERY HANDSOME. CUT IN ALL PAR
TIcULARs LIKE THE BEST CUSTOM
WORK.
BETWEEN THE THREE LENGTHS FOR
A GIVEN BREAST MEASURE, / C., LONG
FOR SLENDER MEN. REGULAR FOR THE
AvERAaE-BUILT MAN. AND SHORT FOR
THE STOUT MAN. WE CAN FIT ALMOST
ANY ONE As WELL. OR BETTER. THAN
MOST CUSTOM TAILoRs WILL.
WE MENTION ALSO THE BRoADwALE
FALL ovERCoATs. IN BLACK. BLUE, AND
VARIOUS SHADES OF LIaHT-CoLoRED
GOODS AS THE MOST POPULAR NEW
YORK sTYLEa
Z b BARNuM 90,
ocl5 e31 PENNSYLVANIA AVE.
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WANTED--HOUSES.

WANTED-wHILE OUR RENTAL BUSINESS Is
w larger than success In securing tenants
has left us with smaller list Of houses than
usual - will be by reference 20 bulletin In
he Star: this TACT aud the numerous applications
DAILY AZ our once warrant stating that those
having houses 20 rent will advance their interests by
placing such property In our han is. JOHN SHERMAN
q CO, l4Os st. ocl3-3t
WANTED - IMMEDIATELY = BRICK HOUSE:
w newly built Capitol Hill in northwest price
from 1900 oOO Will pay ali cash: state ioca
6on aud rent. Box ). Star ONCE. ocl3-a
WANTED-HoUsE-To PURCHASE sM IL OR
w medium size house good lot between I'd and 9TH
And south Of o st. NV. Address b AND M. D.. Star
once. ocl3-3t'
w Houses TO Rent 20 Customers
HERkON RAMEY,
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HEAVY CUsToM.MADE RAG CARPET, 25 CTS.
III per yard; heavy Hemp Carpet 15c per yard.
BLUMS,
ocl't2r 745 and TAI 9Th st Sc.
our FINAL ADVICE TO YOU ALL IN WANT OF
~ any Kind Of wrap from . cotton to fine Seal
18th st. az oc13-3t
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SUITS
SACK SUITS:
LOT 6ss4-A sERvICEABLH CHKvIoT PLAID,
BROWN IN ITS EFFECT. CUTAwAY SACK, BUT.
TONS. DECIDEDLY NoBBY SUIT. PRICE, SIS.
LOT 314O-BLUE AND BLACK CORKsCREws-
ROUND CORNER AND GETAWAY sAcK-BouND.
DREssasU1Ts IN EVERY: PARTICULAR. PRICE.
s1a
LOT os46-A wIARER-PLA1N BLUE CHIvIoT-
FoUR-BUTToN SACK COAT. YOU KNOW THE
VIRTUES OF cHEv1oT PRICE. sls
LOT 2ss9-s1Na1E OR DOUBLE BREASTED
cHEvIoT-vARIoUs sHADEs-NoT NECESSARY
TO SAY ANYTHING IN THEIR FAVOR ONLY s16.
LOT 32o0-EMBRAcEs THOSE aENTEEI, AND
AT THE SAME TIME. NOVELTY PLAID cAssI-
MERES. FASHIONABLE IN THE EXTREME, BUT
MODEST IN THEIR EFFECT. THEY ARE -FOUR.
BUTTON SACKS JUST SIS.
LOT 6s15-BLAcK' AND WHITE STRIPE SUITS
SACK Or FRoCK STYLES cHEvIoT THE MA
TERIAL-ANoTHER OF THE SEASONS NOVEL
TIES. PRICE ans.
cUTAwAY SUITS.
LOTS s47-6s49-BLUE ANDr BLACK CHEW
lots. THAT WILL HOLD COLOR, IN THREE AND
FOUR BUTTON CUTAwAYa FINE GRADE
OF GOODS. AND You WILL APPRECIATE THEM
SIS FOR THE SUIT.
LOT 7s09-C0RKsCREws, TRIMMED LIKE THE
SACK SUITS. THREE AND FOUR BUTTON CUT
AWAY COATS. SUITABLE FOR ALL OCCASIONS
PRICE sla
LOT 5331-A BROWN AND BLACK CASHMERE
SMALL CHECKS NArTY IN THE EXTREME
s15 Is ALL WE WANT
LOT 2SsO-BLAcK CASHMERE. SILK MIXED.
HAIR-LINE STRIPE. FASHIONABLE WITHOUT
BEING LOUD. PRICE els.
LOT 250l-DARK MIXED CASHMERE WITH
SMALL STRIPE. THREE AND FOUR BUTTON
cUTAwAY COATS s1s TAKES IT.
LOT 7:92-sMALL BLACK PLAID. CASHMERE
MIXTURE. TAXING" SUIT. sl5-THArs
ALL
LOT 71o9A-A NOVELTY CHKvIoT. DARK
BROWN. GREEN AND RED COMBINATION THAT
Is WONDERFULLY ATTRACTIVE. ONE OF THE
BEST SUITS IN THE ENTIRE els GRADE.
PRICE SIS.
LOT 2o5o-CHEvIoT-BIAcK AND WHITE
MIXTURE WITH DECIDED BLACK STRIPE NOT
TOO LIGHT NOR TOO DARK IN ITs EFFECT
BUT STRIKES THE HAPPY MEDIUM PRICE sls
LOT 7346-BRowN MIXED CHEv1or, WITH
MEDIUM BLACK STRIPE. WORTHY OF YOUR
ESPECIAL NOTICE JUST THINK-THIs ONE
FOR els.
ovKRooATa
LOT 2oe3-LIGHT AND DARK BROWN, KRRsHY-
CASHMERE LINED. SILK SLEEVE LININoa
THOROUGHLY A GENTLKMAN,s GARMENT. FOR
els.
LOT 6so4- BROWN CHEv1oT. SILK FACED,
AN ABSOLUTELY wAY-Up-IN.srY1E COAT.
fIRsT-CIAss IN EVERY PARTICULAR. PRICE
sla .
LOT 321e-A KERsEY-II0Hr BROWN AMI
GRAY; ITALIAN LINED, SILK SLEEVE LIN1Nes
AN ELEaANT GARMENT. INCLUDED IN THIS
els GRADE
LOTS 30OS -3o00-scoTcH CHKvIors-sux-
FACED AND BLK SLEEVE LrNrNos. DURABLE
AND NoBBY. MORE sKRv1cIAbLR COAT
CAN'T BE IMAGINED PRICE sl5.
LOT 1S15-woRsrED-IN BLACK AND BLuR
RIBBED; FULLY BOUND AID THOROUGHLY
LINED; ONE OF our BEST. IT'S MARKED a,s
LOT 2727-CHINCHuLAs-IN BLUE WAR.
RANTED NOT 10 HADE-sATIN. SERGE Oh CAS-
sIMERE LINHD-ooRpED SILK BINDING AND
SILK Innings THRouoHoUTxrHf COAT. CIT
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FOR TUEsDAY.oCToBER 10.
few illustrations below showing how our Strictly
Cash System works to the advantage Of those who can
afford to pay promptly.
~ The Padts Royal the only store of note In this
city that does q Strictly Cash Business
MEs's UNDERWEAR AND Socks.

MESs UNDERWEAR AND SOCKS.
gentlemen will note the qualities offered ct below
mentioned prices 1t must be admitted our cash system
benefits them from 10 to Is per cent
At Soc. Silk bound and Silk Stitched natural Wool
Shirts and Drawers all sizes from "a A inclusive
At Soc. Improved shape Canton Flannel Drawers
At Toe. Merino underwear. two-thirds wool
At 81. Natural AL wool Underwear
At 81, Medium Weight Australian Wool Underwear.
At 1, Heavy ssxony Wool Underwear
At $3.50 Scarlet Medicsted ALI wool Underwear.
At SL5O Fancy Colored on-irritatns Enslish Cash.
mere wool Shirts and Drswera
At 81 rs, Fine Soft. White Lambswool Underwear.
At 81. So Dr.. Warmers Health" Underwear
At 35c.. Natural Wool Health" Socks.
Atx5c.. Warranted Fast Black Cotton Socks, Msdi-
Gated Cashmere Wool Socks. Shetland Wool Socks
Colored Merino Socks Plain and Fancy English Bal
briggan Socks.
t1Mens Department near door Of No. 1ll9 Psnna.
avenue.
THE PAI4AIs ROYAL
Continued below.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-15

The New Dsrss Tn1nn1sos.
From few cents to $50 9 yard. with hundreds of
intermediate prices.
"7he largest and most varied xoek IN tAs sisy and
prices bv far the l0sces.
30 the drsssmaksrs tell ~ and viii tell you, II ron
don't want 70 ask credit
Silk 0imps. zoe. to o. yard.
Milansiss Cord Gimps. 25c. to el26 yard.
Pattern Gimps CSC. to 81 IS yard
Ornamental Gimps, "a. IS to % yard.
Persian Band Trimming. FL Is to @ yard
Persian GimpA e2.66 to % yard
Persian OrnAmenaIb imps. Is to eco yard
Jet Gimps. 25c. TO s6.6S yard.
Separate Jet Gimps. 60c. to eco yard.
Jet and Steel Gimps from SC. yard
Jet Ornaments, 25c. to % SO each.
Jet Collsrettes. e3 10 to IS IS each
Jet andP Camps. s26S to % yard
Jet Fringes. u to &5.35 yard.
Cut Steel Gimps q to o5. IS yard
silk Girdes, all colon. 79c to e2.35.
BUTTONS. The end Of our column. SO ws can only
wrtts COMPLETE STOCK in large letssrs.
T I'll L.
F Al. / All;
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A LlsxE4 rsoprissor.
coils Cor. 18Th ssa pna ava
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-15
A G. ooD Rrooap.

OVER ONE HUNDRED BOUGHT. AND NEARLY
SEVENTY PEOPLE CAME TO OUR STORE TO-DAY
FOR THE SOLE PURPOSE OF INvEsr1oATINa
OUR STATEMENT MADE IN THE POST OF YES
TERDAY. WE ARE GLAD THEY cAME-wE
WATCHED THEM CLosELY-wE INVITED THEIR
CANDID OPINION. AND II THEY MEANT WHAT
THEY SAID. THE MORE INVESTIGATORS WI
CAN GET OF THE STATEMENTS WE MADE YES
TERDAY THE MORE SAILS WE WILL MAKE
DAILY.
. OUR BROAD STATEMENT Is THAT OUR SIS
SUITS AND ovERcoATs COMPARE MORE THAN
HAvoRALY WITH THE MATERIAL AND TRIM.
MINGs OF THE s25 GARMENTS MADE TO ORDER
BY OTHERS AND ARE SUPERIOR IN FIT TO
NINE-TENTHs OF THEM OUT OF ONE HUNDRED
AND THIRTY-Two STYLES OF SUITS AND OVER.
COATS WE TO-DAY GIVE YOU SOME IDEA OF 20
OF THE KINDS IT'S NO TROUBLE 10 SHOW
THEM TO YOU. YOU NEED NOT BuY-BUT WE
DO WANT YOU TO SEE THEM. WE KNOW WE
NEVER HAD SUCH BARGAINS At THE OPENING
OF A SEASON.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-15

''Zhs aorek>sper eho cells he seares % eysdx =
alraps obliged make GOOD tie aocoxnts q HE bad
customers by taking larger profits from tAos shs do
DGu"-The Star.