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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1888-05-10
PERSONAL AND LITERARY.

Mr.. Talmagc, it is said. dictates
his sermons to Il shorthand secretary
at the rate of lJO words minute.
Mr.. Rufus C. Hartranft, Of Phila-
delphia, has one of the largest and
most complete collections Of old Amer
lean plays in existence There are
more than twenty thousand distinct
titles in his catalogue.
MIR. Caleb Footc, Of the Salem
Mass Gazette. may justly / elaim to
the title Of "veteran editor. Ho Is
and has boen in tho service Of tho
paper for seventy years. and has had
editorial charge Of it since 1925.
-Emin Pacha before going to the
Soudan became master Of German.
English, French. Italian and several
Russian dialects, Turkish, Arabic and
Persian; and he is now probably ia
miliar with half the tongues Of Central
Africa.
San Francisco has more repre-
sentatives in the United States Senate
than any two other cities in the coun-
try. The California Senator'S. Stan-
ford and Hearst, have residences in San
Francisco. as have also the Nevada
Senators, Stewart and Jones. Stewart
practices law at the San Francisco bar
and Jones 10 member of the San
Francisco Exchange.
Mrs. Ralph Waldo Emerson and
her daughter Ellen still live in the old
homestead at Concord, where Miss
Ellen is the LADY Rountiful" Of the
district The other daughter, Edith.
is married to Mr. Forbes. Of Boston,
who owns an island in Buzzard's bay,
where he has summer home that falls
a little short Of fairyland. Edward
Emerson, il is said. intends to give up
tho study Of medicine and devote him
self entirely to art.
DIR. Oliver Wendell Holmes has
been obliged to give up ills old habit
Of answering personally all letters adj
dressed to him. A printed note which
opens as follows Is now frequently
received BY his correspondents: "Dr.
Holmes regrets that impaired cycsight
and the large demands made upon his
time by distant and unknown friends
oblige him to contract his hitherto ex.
tended correspondence and to avail
himself of an assistant in writing"
Darwin. who is so generally sup
posed to have been IN iniidel, states in
his autobiography that when he was a
boy at boarling-school. he usel to 60
home. mile distant, after school
hours, and then hasten back to get into
his quarters before locking-up time.
He says: II often had to run very
quickly to be in time. and. from being
fleet runner, was generally success
ful; but, when in doubt, prayed ear.
nestly to God to help me, and l well
remember that attributed my success
to my prayers and not to my quick
running, and marvcled how generally
| was aided" Only those who knew
this great scientist intimately would
have expected to see such statement
from his pen.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1888-05-10

Mrs. Frances +. Wizards denuncia-
ton of the ''wretclled, heathenish'
doll has given rise to an interesting
discussion III the current number OF
BABYHooD. Among the medical ar
ticles in the same number are: Might
Nursing The Need of Stimulants
during the Nursing Periol,' Milk
Crust. &c. The topics discussed by
the mothers themselves include:
What is Warm Milk'y' Describing
Symptoms and locality in Illness, :
~ Firn-hearted Father and q Ten
der hearted Mother sc. The edit
Orial replies to the various Nursery
Problems cover such subjects as:
THE Belief i'm Black Silk Cords and
Amber Beads AS preventives OF
Group, Filling the Teeth of Young
Children, Fastening down Project
ing Ears &c. 10 cents = number;
$3.50 per year. BABYHOOD Publish
ing Co., 5 Beekman ST., New York.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1888-05-10
THE PROMISED LAND.
eQuatters on the Ground Awaiting
the Opening Of IN Indian RsseT.
walton.

GREAT FALLS, Mont. News Of the
opening of the Black Feet Reserva-
tion is awaited inlpatiently here and
throughout Northern Montana. 4
large number Of persons have gone to
the reservation to locate ranches,
mines and town sites. The desirable
valleys are fairly covered with tents,
the greatest rush apparently being to
the Big Sandy, the famous may
grounds. Soldiers rs well ~ civilians
are on the ground, and when news
comes that the bill is signed there is
likely to be q rush. Bullock Valley,
beyond Fort Assiniboine, is staked of
and the tents Of the equatter may be
seen all along the valley Of the Milk
River. There il u silver lode in the
Bear Paw Mountains that was locat-
ed several years ago. 1t is under
stood that several parties are on hand
watching to locate this mine as well
as 20 prospect for others. Chicago
Tribune.
lED.-The president has now sign
ed the Bill throwing open for settle
ment the indian Reservation in Mon
tana.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1888-05-10
Winnesheik Normal Institute.

County Superintendent Shea Of
Winnesheik County was peculiarly
fortunate and wise i'm selecting the
instructors for the recent two weeks
session OF the Normal Institute ut
DEBORAH.
The persons selected by him TO
take the most prominent aud leading
positions were those who have deyoi-
ed the energies Of their lives thus far
in developing. systeinatizing and
building up the common school sys-
tenn Of Iowa until to-day it stands the
browning glory Of our State with no
superior.
4 correspondent OF the DEBORAH
Press and Journal, in writing Of the
corps Of instructors, besides MENTOR
ing others had these good and true
words OF commentator for two well
known and highly appreciated edu-
Gators whom our people delight to
honor:
Prof. Weld has state reputation
~ m educator. His work shows con-
clusively that he is gentleman OF
breadth and culture. His manner of
presenting subjects is such that it
leads the teacher to think for him.
self, thereby developing individuality
instead OF becoming a machine. He
aims to place those whom he in
structs on n solid foundation, and
they are made to feel that their sue
cess In the future depends upon their
own exertions.
Prof. Cooley is evidently natural
born teacher. He has the power of
securing absolute attention during a
recitation and adapts his instructions
to the capacity OF the teachers. His
work in History has not been confin-
ell to a narrow scope, but a vast
amount Of political and general his
tory has been taken up. The teach
ers were urged to study the history of
American institutions in order that
they might more fully comprehend
the principles upon which our gov
eminent is based. The Professor is
enthusiastic, exhibits tact in mark
ed degree and has fully convinced
our teachers that he il practical ed
ucator and fully up with the times.
As an instructor he ranks among the
best in the state
Both these broad and liberal mind
ed educators have offers from Supt.
Shea to resume their work where
they left off this year Mt the Winnie
sheik County Normal Institute in
1880
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1888-05-10


Moscow in Russia is in latitude Sc and is no miles
further north than ST. Paul. and ST. Petersburg from
whence many of Russian apples came is still 800
miles north Of Moscow. Trees that have stood that eli
mate for centuries ought not to freeze out here.
have large stock of these trees in nursery and
years old for this spring planting They have come
winter good condition Come to the Nursery and see
for yourself No humbug trees No humbug prices.
Now is the time and the New Oregon Nursery is the
place get good trees at reasonable prices There is
plenty of in the ground to give them start
that will carry them safely through the summer Should
any fail to grow this not be in good condition
next spring will furnish good trees to replace them at
half price next spring
also have general line of Small Fruit, Ornamental
Shubbery Evergreens, ETC. good stock Of stocky
Arbor Vitae for hedges at the following prices: to II
feet high Sc per hundred feet $40 per hundred
to feet $5 per hundred These trees very stocky
and extra we'll rooted.
Orders by mail will receive prompt attention and sat-
lsfacton guaranteed.
i. B. MITCHELL, Cresco Iowa.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1888-05-10
Cheap Tickets to New York CITY.

1t is not necessary to go to any ex-
cursion agent in order to obtain re-
duced rates to New York in May.
Buy your tickets to New York from
any ticket agent of the Chicago, Mil
waukee L st. Paul Railway and you
can obtain return ticket at tine reduc-
eel rate on presentation Of certificate
from secretary Of Methodist General
Conference. Tickets are good for GO
ing passage on any passenger train
OF the Chicago, Milwaukee e. st.
Paul Railway during the month of
May, and for return trip are good un-
til June 9th. If
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1888-05-10

The Dubuque Times promises Me-
Hugh an election-if nominated. The
Times political promises are not
worth their weight in white sand. 1t
promised Tom Updegraff 10000 ma
jority six years ago, and he will new
er recover from he disastrous scoop
he received that eventful year Of our
Lord, 1882. Postal Card.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1888-05-10

The New Hampton Tribune goes
to Clayton county in quest Of con
rressional timber. There Is some
there that il prime. but Chickasaw
county has the real live oak. and
don't overlook it. Why go abroad
for what YOU have at home?
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1888-05-10
We Have Long Been Thinking That

We Have Long Been Thinking That
II people troubled with the Catarrh
knew how offensive it becomes to
their friends as well as annoying
and disagreeable as it must be to
them, they would at once procure
bottle OF Papillon (Clarke's extract
OF fax Catarrh Cure, which is un-
doubleday. the best knewn remedy.
L Is recommended in every case.
Get bottle OF Lowry 4 Connolly
at 81 90, or it will be sent prepaid on
receipt OF price, by addressing the
PAPILLoN Co., Chicago, III. 5
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1888-05-10
SPORTING HERALD.

Published at Des Moines, Ia. 8
pages, gives complete weekly record
of all sporting and dramatic events.
Offers $500 prize to good guessers.
SEND FOR SAMPLE COPY and
terms to canyassers
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1888-05-10

A conflict Tor possession. When
youl system becomes disordered do
not let sickness or disease take pos
session. Take st. Patrick's Pills ut
once. They act promptly, cure cost
tivness and bilious disorders. They
ward off diseases and tone up the
whole system. Lowry g. Connolly.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1888-05-10

For rheumatic and neuralgia pains
rub in DR.. j. II. McI4ean's Volcanic
Oil Liniinent, you will not suffer long,
but will he gratiiied with II speedy
and effective cure. 27tl3
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1888-05-10

CATARRH CURED, health and
sweet breath secured. by Shiloh's Ca
tarrh Remedy, Price SO cents. Ma
sal Injector free. 3Ot2G
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1888-05-10

sHILOH's VIfALIZER is what
you need for CONSTR alton. Loss of
Appetite. Dizziness, and all sylnp-
I olns OF Dyspepsia. Price 10 and -
cents per bottle. 30t28
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1888-05-10

SHlLOH'S COUGH and Consump-
ton Cure is sold by us on guaran-
tee 1t cures Consumption. 3Ot2U
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1888-05-10

GROUP, WHOOpINGC COUGH and
bronchitis Immediately relieved by
Shiloh's Cure. 3Ot2C
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1888-05-10

No need to take those big cathar
tic pills. DIR. j. II. McLeans Little
Liver and Kidney Pillets are more
agreeable and effective. 27t13
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1888-05-10
- =. y. NINNVIAS.
Duel Greco, Mayl, 1883.

The business hereto 10 q CONQUERED by Went
worm Nichols at tie Golden Eagle clos hing
the undersigned. -
3lsS e, y, NICHOLS.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1888-05-10
IT cONQUERs PAIN.

AWARDS FOR BEST AIN-CURE.
Calcutta Int Exhibtion-.lss34- Gold Medal.
Cincinnati Ind .Exhbition-'si Silver Nj dial.
California State Fair-lssi-GOld Medal.
Louisville So. Exposition-lsol-Gold Acdal.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1888-05-10

GU n Z q
rheumatism, Neuralgia, Sclatica,
lumbago, Backache, Headache, Tooth.
ache, Sore Throat, SwelIinss, Frost.
bites, SPrains, Bruises, Barns, Scalds.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1888-05-10
DISSOLUTION NOTICE,

Notice Is dereby given that the Copartner-
ship heretofore existing between the under
signed. under the firm name OF Wentworth a.
Nichols, Is hereby dissolved by mutual con :.
sent.
All PEI sons indebted to thn sltd firm are re.
IueIed TO make paylnentsat once 10 either OF
me Undersigned nj the old stand, and all per-
81 MS having claims against the said firm viii
present them at the same place
J. W. WENTWORTH
&. ID. NICHOLS,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1888-05-10

Sold By Dru99iss and Dea: rs Ets'yschere.
The Charles A. yogeler Co.. Baltic, Md.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-28

RUSSELL 1427 NEW YORK AVENUE, ON EURO
I pean plan, Open from 80 q m to II p. m sun.
cup WITH en- sl S DIP s dds.
IT. 81 - IT, sIia: asd
sed and rp su ie H.
E0aSSlvo Boiled Eggs, 10; wo Poached Eess. 10;
s ss.sSld En-: o. So Is Two Fried
Omslet o: Ham Omelst ID hum Omelet 20: Frix.
n s4o and d d rs
Ghop aad vf no dsb
Lamb. IL ssusaxe, 10; Corned Beef 10; Corned Beef
With Crsnberry Sauce 20 to 25; Roast Chicken, Is;
isSsn S 81 81 s.s saRfl9 is
Sewn s BIS ana NSSa
Ioaxus H. 70 L.; Roast Beef 10; Billed Ham, 10;
tn TO- s:p
10. rOUPs Oyster soup. 10: Clam SOUP. 1o o.
IN Tna, ys SsD
Broed OYSTER go; Oyster stew with trimmings. 20;
n sssss II" Ss Sass 70
IS EIssh Goa s%slss Is E isd a.i Is T.
e order. s. Boiled oaons 5; sliced tomatoes, to
b. rs.n cs1s 8 sSsf bs Onions
b bS Ss:hs + RT ss:i:.
Potatoes 70 order. 8; sweet Potatoes o. Celery 10:
zsatso Bee: sooD ssfd Ts.s
Bowl Gfs. s.a .na 10 PpEes q su:srsd
Mat s"d ds.S S0r Is pasr Ky
Charlotte Russs Ice Cres Is; Pies al findS Der
slice 8: Apple Fattes 10; Indian Batter Cakes. Der
iS1ps To- Grapes To- Be.ss per- order oi e is
c Of a. !. sa
Charge se2S-2t
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AT26c We ssk attention to the very supsrior
quality. vsrrsnted Fsst Blach Hose at aso We think
thsss equal those sold last season ct $50 nthsy Stain
the eiothins or feet We REFUND TIE MONEY.
AT 5c. Warranted Fast Black Hoss-x7s,c, tined.
Not only srs shsy absolutely fast in color but the
quality ID much superior 70 those ssnsral,y offered
at Soc.
At Soc. All-wool cashmsrs Hoss IN R,ack ana nav
shsds Ths toss md hsss Cocoon mixed ana ere Tins
made more durable.
At e1.36 An xnsaisA novelty 1t Sun snd wool
MIND In Daask emily. AK 70 - this Hosa
THE 4AxAIs ROYAL.
4 LlsxxR
naoa Coxnse lath - snA psnasv1xu>s. -
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That is, II they crack wear out Of shape within .
months time we recompense you
AT ~. Ladies' Bright DONGOLA KID Button
Boots Opera aud Common Sense lasts. AL sizes and
widths The usual 90 boot Is Lambskin, and while it
may look well when new will out Of shape in Q
week Lambskin stretches almost indefinitely.
All 33. so. Tie Palais Royal Glove lifting" Button
Boots made Of Dull Donsols KID. with solid leather
solos and heels The best wearing boot in stock,
~ Hundreds Of our patrons can testify to.
AT g. Kangaroo Button Boots. Such boots as
these cost you made TO order 81. See them; they'll
bear the keensst criticism.
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
hall
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WOODWARD Z LOTHROP,
Cor. 18th and r ara nv

We shall continue the display Of rnssutss
Goods on Saturday ana Monday.
Infant Hlipa Is. 37h. so, 75e, 81
Infants skirta cambria. 37k So. 62k 7Se.
81.
Infants Plain Flannel skirts 76c. e.
Ipfants' Embroidered Flannel Skirts, q. 96
sl37H. el50 to ez25.
Infants Tlsnnsl Wrappers. mix binding.
o175.
Infsnts' Embroidered flannel Wrappera
q. 20, ~. %. 80 to $50.
Infants Plain FLANNEL sscQuea. rlbboo bind
ing, q
Infants xmbeoidsrsd nannsl sAequss n
oL62k - 10 -
lsfants' Crochet Bootisa Il. 26. 37k Soe
Infauts' Hand Knit silk Boobies. Il a .2S.
Infants Hand-K Knit saequsA 20. 76e., 81
Infanta' Jersey eacaues, white with Pale. piuk
and Blua borden; prices. eL26 and ol6Q
BAsKETs-ws are showing IN elegant sasurt.
mont u Infants Trimmed Husksta, Nth sud
without ths furnishinss. whish W Offer ct very
low prteeA
Ipfants' BASKETS. Without stand. "a. ss snA
Csc each.
Isfaau' Dastsas. with ssa,a. Elsa q 70 "a
elS7N up.
WOODWARD = xCTH1cR.
go Or. 11sA anA So
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MES,s AND LADIES GLovrs.

We are writing Of our best bargains
At II. MEMS London Dosskin Gloves, embroidered
oacks. New shade London Red, Smoke &c. TRIED
ON AT OUR RISK. EVERY PAIR WARRANTED.
At Sl.3o, MEMS Castor Beaver Gloves. embroidered
backs. For driving walking. Have pair tried on,
and see how perfectly fit you At CSC.
LADIES' 4-Button Genuine Kid Gloves. embroidered
backs. New Tsns. Grays, Browns Fawn. Oral. Smoke.
and Black. These Gloves were made to special
order aud are really 81 quality. though offer At Csc.
At 9Sc. LADIES' Undressed KID Gloves, embroidered
backa Every pair warranted. Where else will they
dare they warrant 98c Undressed 0lovesi At 81 80,
LADIES' Palais Royal" Kid Gloves. In all the new
shades Tried on at risk At 81, Pigskin Gloves.
In Black. as well as Reds. Browns. Tana Tried
at our risk At @l.75. LADIES' English 'DeI by
Gloves. These the latest autumn style In London.
Tried on al oUr rick. At 81 80. LADIES' 4-Button
Castor Beaver Gloves Have . pair tried on You'll
say The best fitting Castor Gloves you have SEEM
Tried on at our risk At sl75. LADIES' New Style
Embroidered Castor Beaver MousQletsires. also.
Gauntlet Driving 0ioves Tried on at our risk.
The PALAIS ROYAL.
Jharox
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A NV DEPARTURE.

We BEG 10 call The attention Of our frisnds
md patrons TO our superb stock Of Ladies,
Cloaka now located on the fr.t door a you
enter the store from the Avenue. We make .
specially Of CloAks aud Suits. and have now ON
sale he best collection Of Wraps Of every de.
seripsion We have ever offered the public. Our
stock 10 now doubls the size Of former year,
and our prices we guarantee reasonable.
LADIES sUITs-This department is located
On seeord foor. from, room. where We now have
On exhibition large line Of Ladies' Costumes
N about forty (40D different styles aud in All
the latest fabrics Prices rznxe from alO m
wards. perfect 81 gu lrAnteed and NO extra
chArre fer alterations
CHILpkENs CL0AKS AND SUITS .-Th,.
department Is located on second door. front
room, more spacious than heretofore. and
therefore We are enabled to show an assortment
msrs extensive than formerly. and At prices that
esnnet fAi 70 interest the parentA We carry
fnu Line II Fail and Winter weixhta
LADIES' JERSEYS AND waAPPERs-rh,,
department. Is located On second door. bach
room. where may be found choice a.sortmsn,
o. these gooda Our line OF Jerseys excsIs in now
elites and Is c0mplese in all the staple styles ior
house wear.
LADlE1 FURNISHINGS This depsrtment
now located on hrst foor. directly back OF tns
eioakA. and occupies one-half Of the door sp~ce
We would Ike II known that our LAdies' Fur.
nashinss stan remain prominent festure OF ON,
eoanss~ and ne shall always carry . conplets
assorsnsnt Of Gloves. Hosiery. underwear. Our-
aets the G. p. and p. u. and Thomson,. Hama.
kerchiefs. Collars and cuffs. U.nbrslla., Ruch-
tngA ssiiine. &c. &c--in fact all the snsu wear
excepting huslin Underg.rmenta
We ask an inspection Of our various de,srt.
nnentA and hope 70 be favored with call.
We ssii hsvs few Mems Goods left. i'm Under
wear. Hosiery. and Gloves II ne have your
siss and can suit you. the price VIII Be rust
ooe-hA0.
wM. II. McKNEw,
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WANTED. ROOMS

VVANTED-ro RENT. UNFURNIsHED RooMs
r-ius. aud board with occu ants: 2ist 81 pssr We
Address b.. care OF carrier No 8 sc2s-3s.
WANrED-BY OCT; l. ONE or TWO ROOMS
w furnished Including heat and eas within one
square u herttcs. Address sN. c. star ofhceI IL.
XVANTED-BY LADY WITH Two CHILDREN
w three uafurnisled rooms with heat AID s.s,
seco,d o. third eoor; best reierences Address Boz
rs Star once. lr
XVANrEp-BY A DiscREl PARTY ROOM IN
w a QUIT neishborhoOd where privacy h assured.
Address QUIET, star office r~2s-3t'
WANTED-THREE OR FOUR UNFURNI HE'D
w rooms ON second door for light houSekeepnsi
rent exceed si5 yer month. including beat and
light; short distance iron Govefnment Pruning
once. northwest Address NJ \. hAhPEk star
once. seSs-S'
ANTED-TBE ADDRESS OF THOSE HAVING
w furnished or unfurns shed rooms Tor rent have
msn. Gals for them save money oy seeins Us.
ROoM-RENTING AGENCY. 6i2 9th ST nv. 2s-3.
NVANTED-BYA GENTLEMAN AND WIFE. vi
w dsuster Of IL years. tso -econd-storl communl-
eating furnished rooms with board ~ nonerste ertns
between 9Th aud 5th aud north OF streets " or
nea the Ca ito 10 northeast Addre.s WIN oercrip
uon and terms. H.. Star once N-o-I
WANTED- By GENTLEMANA AND WIFE HAND
w someiy Furnished noor IN . desirable house with
Pleasant refined. private family. terms not over $40
Per mouth best rsierenee~ Addrcsa D. u NJ Metro
po.itan Cnb. su2o
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FLAr-FoorrD FAors
TO WHICH THE PUBLICs ATTENTION
Is INVITED. AND WHICH CAN BE VERIFIED By
VISIT TO THE
ECONOMY SHOE STORE
SO2 SEvENT b ST. n W.
We don't Lay claim to being the LARGEST shoe House
In Washington. do ask you to believe that We
are the Only Reliable House in the city. Contrary
We have only Q small store comparatively speaking,
but it 10 well stocked with good staple Shoes made Of
reliable stock and We can at more feet than q great
many Of the larger stores In proportion the size
our stock
But what We want TO say principally IL this We buy
our goods rxht We know where the best goods to
be found for the least money The size of
account 10 In keeping with the size Of our storeit 10
small Small sxpenses mean small needs; small peeds
make small profits profitable. and selling lots
Of Shoes satisfied with them. Here il an idea
how low We are selling the beat qualities:
LADIES' HAND-SEwED BUTTON BOOTS, worth
"a so; selling At o.. %.
LADIES FINE DoNGOLA BUTTON BOOTS.
worth % so; selling at s227.
LADIES' FINE PEBBLE GOAT BUTTON, worth
81 90; selling at Sl73.
MISSES KID and GOAT SPRING HEEL BUTTON
BOOTS. sold everywhsrs at %; our price s1.50.
BOYS SHOES. sizes ] to g. in either BUTTON or
LACE, sold everywhere at 81; our price $3.50
YOUTHS BUTTON and LACE SHOES. every pair
OF which 10 guarante d to rive satisfaction to the
purchaser. u .25; worth al75
We have still on hand some 80 600 worth Of SHOES
bought recently ct Bankrupt Sale in New York,
which we are selling ct about one half their regular
PRICE Come and whether there IL anything in the
lot which you can use.
MEMS. LADIES', BOYS, YOUTHS, MISSES, and
CHILDREN sROES are all embraced In our stock,
and price, quality and style Count please you
l. STARGARDrER,
"ECONOMY" SHOE STORE
SO2 9TH st n " -