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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-15
A GRAND DISTRIBUTION.
CATCHING SCHEME OF "THE MIssIs-
sIPPI VALLEY FARMER"
Aliuring Prizes for Active Canvassers
for Subscribers, But the Date OF Re-
ward Has Long Since Passed and Peo-
pie Are Uneasy--Investigate.

In January last THE APPEAL was handed
letter from Canadian party who had
been approached by circulars to become a
subscriber and active worker for the
Mississippi Valley Former. The circulars
held out glowing inducements in the way
of enormous cash prizes, graded 10 smaller
sums, and in addition watches and other
jewelry were offered To act intellgently
and safely in the matter, reporter was
detailed to investigate. A call was made
at the office OF the concern, where +, NJ.
Burrell, the proprietor, and several clcr-
ical assistants were found busily engaged
in the dissemination of this circular letter
literature. Burrell had evidently studied
his business, for he answered every qucs-
ton with ready explanation. His object
was TO secure 100000 subscribers, on which
he could base forcible demands for ndyer-
tisements at almost his own rates. and in
this event II were an easy matter To make
the proposed distribution OF prizes
among those who had surpassed in the
canvass as agents. The whole scheme
was based upon contingency; hence, no
matter what might be the suspicious, il
could not be aSSalled asa blooming humhug.
One thing that stood ont boldly in the cir
culars, and to which reference was made
by the Canadian inquirer, was the absence
OF any personal signature Nowhere, on
any paper sent out, appeared the name OF
the projectors, only "The Mississippi i'dllg
Farmer, Snecd q Rcthel block. Second
street, Memphis, Tenn, indicating who
was to receive the returns and promised all
this lavish outlay in the way OF prizes,
Mr.. Burrell had fixed upon n date ior
his grand distribution, February -, 1888.
When asked by Tug APPEAL reporter
what cou,so he would pursue in case he
failed to secure the specified number OF
subscribers the notorious individual coolly
replied that lac Would extend the time II
is more than likely his 100000 names did
not roll in accompanied by the suhscrip-
ton money, rs the distribution has not
taken place. The date arranged has long
since come aud gone, aud those Interested
are pouring in inquiries I'm average oi
two or three letters are received daily ut
the Taxing District presidents office, oi
which the following are iair but mild spec
linens.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-15
Offer the following very desira-
BILE Real Estate

Rayburn Az. Addltlon--io Lots.
Sold on very easy terms First class property
Call and see L.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-01-10
QUITEAS BAD AS BULLETS,
Anold solder ynIKs OF hI~ campaign ia
virgins fine ENEMY IA Ainbush
twenty Years After

SELMA, n. c., Feb. II, 1887.
Gentlemen; Yours inquiring
whether or not | had been
benefited by Kaskine, and if
so to what extent &c, to
hand. In reply will say that
my health has not been as
good in twenty years as now.
| suffered with chills from
malarial poison contracted
while serving in the Confed-
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-01-10

followed TO his last rcstin g place by a
large number of mourning friends.
Ministers, lawyers, teachers aud
others whose occupation gives | tie
exercise, should use Carriers Lite
Liver Pill, for torpid liver and bilious
ness.
Miss Kate Stoute is selling millr-
cry goods at only Sigh, advance on
cost All the latest styles Dresses
made on short notice. Hats trim
med TO order. South Fourth street.
People who indulge in high living
are apt to suffer from ovcr'axed
stomachs. Morris Casc4rino is sure
cure tor the disorders which arise
from such indulg nee.
Tho Bon Ton meat market leade
them All in SIZE, cleanliness, polite
ness of it, statesmen and the guilty
and prices of its meats. Drop III
and verify those station, nts. You
Will find II TO your interest.
The dividends on Mayhe)d's in
yes;meut bank tor Dec, nh er amount
ed to $265.25. Parties having IDLE
money wOul consul their own IL
terest by depositing with Mayhcld.
Pianos. organs, guitars, violin-, nc
cord ane, sheet music, sud everything
in the music Inc can be had at the
music house OF Thomas Goggau n
Brother, No. 1863 South Fourth street,
Waco.
Robert l., Simmons, in limbo for
perjury, has been bAiled cut it, the
sum Of $1,000, by q brother of h,s
from the Lorena precinct. He is to
appear on March 3 next, before the
district court OF this county.
Scud your orders for steaks, roast~,
sausage, and everything in the meat
huc 10 ~. e.. Rlddl at the Bon Ton
market on Austin aveuue. Meat
delivered any where in the city and
| salts faction guaranteed.
Just received, a fresh and beautiful
| line Of tiue imported cloths and pants
good, suitable for extra Occss oAs
Please col and examine. South
| Fourth street, G.. y. Lack.
While this snow is qoip2 to be
good on farmers in putt ny land IL
shape tor en- tivatiOn tu' 1t my do
no good t. The live stock int rest and
Will occasion l1ss and considerable
inconvenience TO stockmen.
The Central Texas Medical Asso-
cia,ion meCt- this moraiug ~ the
knights OF Pyt las i!ail ON south
FOuIti street, AT 10 O'clock. a nun
Der OF visiting memb RS are expected
10 be present, and al local Physicians
are earnestly requested 10 attend.
The Iron Turbine Wind engine run
with less wind and are more durable
and gives bDtter Satisfaction thun nny
mill i'll the market. Call aud see
modelat y. a. >chroder's and be Your
own Judge. Every one guaranteed
Buy the Iron Turbine engine and the
Buckeye Force pump, and you are
sure to be pleased.
Old pill boxes are -pr,ad over tn,
laGd by the thousands after having
b Ell emptied 10y suffering huma ity
What Il mass Of 4ickeuing, disgusting
medicine the poor mech h o con
Tend witt. Too much strong III Il
cipo. Prickl, ASH Ri ter, is rapid,
aud surely taking t lr place Of I'll t il
class OF druge, a d in curing al trt
lAS Arising from dj,ordered ccndt
ton ot the liver, kidneys, stomac'
and bowels.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-01-10

5. I. MaIIory's SIOck Of wmttr
clothing is being closed cut At actual
cost for ca-h, CIV NJ Il rctiremen,
from business, his heal h having
tail d. Mallory was nevcra humpug
and in this instance is most a-sureuly
IN ,arnest. &, Ii and examine the
stock, consisting of the atest patterns
aud cut, and make our SCI, ctions
Remember, strictly at cost tor cash.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-01-10
glss, ISAAC LEVsgs @EO<lA
sold TO H. a.. CIaninA 60. AT $1,000
Only TSo Bidders.

sold To 81. A.. CIahinA 60. AT el5.0Op
Only T'so Bidders.
The Isaac Lewis stock was sod st
, O'clock yest rday evening a auction
TO II. b. Cllin & Co., they and Gold
stein Il NJ gel being thc only biddcfs.
MIR. j. y. Koser thai, of Lessing, SCI =
mon & Ros thal, who are ii b. Clall II
\ Cos. gents in this ciry,represcutcd
the Ulanius. Thn first bid was S25 OOD
which wgs raised several times by
the bidders, closing at $4,000 he
goods were invent 1ried by he -her Il
ut S5l 552, when the vt ,chmeIt t, were
new. From tn 1t WIZ b seen that
the creditors OF the houS" VII scarcely
z ( 80 cents on tie doll r. when the
s til ments are made. The costs Of
the courts and tie sheriff : fees VIII
make a big hole IN the amount tnc
goods brought. sheriff Harris re-
quests paris hO,dlrg claims against
the Lewis store, TO present TEEN be
tween TO nud II o'tl ok 'O-dsv
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-01-10

The expansion OF the mind tends to
skeptlcl-m and unbelief. But those
who have experienced the curative
properties of Morris Cascarine for
dyspepsia and indigestion testify to
il lnfallibiLity.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-01-10

Our winter clearing sac is now in
progress and every department is Of
fering its quota Of bargains.
Sanger Brothers.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-01-10

Hard and soft, best varieties, prompl
delivery, for cash oaly. Waco "oal
Yard, John Farley, proprietor,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-01-10
Specinl reduction saln OF MINT,

Special reduction sale OF winter
goods i'll every line Ladies should
take advantage of ur spcci,l prices
Oh l.iics and misses suits " licn are
being flercd way below cost as our
entire limo mus be sold ont before
the winter season 81 scs
Sanger Brothers.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-01-10

Flatulency aud wind on the stom-
ach are caused by indigestion. A few
doses of Morris Csscsrine will speed
lily give tone 10 the digestive organs.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-01-10

MRS. " ISsLow's SOorIHNG SYRUP should
always be used for children teethiug 1t
soothes the CHI Id, soltens the gums. allays oil
pain cures wind cole and 10 the best remedy
for digrrhoes, Twenty 1--we cents "A bottle.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-01-10
DR.. w. R. Clifton,
DENTIST, WACO, TEX.
STREET NOTES.
Rast The grocer.

Dr. Mann, dentist, 432 Austin Ave.
Go to the Waco Steam Laundry.
New mmce meat at Is. a. Little IL
CO..
Ladies fine shoes p! Sleeper Clifton
+ Co.
5# Extracted honey at b. A. Little u
Co..
Best cup of conee at the Silver
Moon.
Best meal in Waco at the Silver
Moon.
New carrauts and rsisins at b. a.
Little " Co.'S
Deposit your dimes and dollars
with May field.
60 and see Mrs. ID. p. Bowers at the
Garland tonight.
The finest lines of teas at b. A. Lit
tie 4 Cos
Children sch Jol shoes at Sleeper
Clifton u Co.
Juoioet porterhOu7e steaks iii Waco
At the Silver Moon.
Preserves and JclIios in any variety
ct b. y. Little ~ Cos.
IS Fresh country produce always in
stock at Is. A. Little ~ Co.'S.
Dried beet Clipped TO suit purcha>
En- ut Il. a. Little X Cos.
II ;. Cox has been Jailed on
char Of wlte beating.
Ladies we can you in good shoes.
>l'eper, Clifton s. GO.
Mayicll allows interest on dcpos-
II, OF ten do lars or more.
# Ii Bros carry the handsome-t
hne OF stationery III the market
Or. X. l.. Munroe, dentist ~ Aus
tin Ave, bet. Seventh and Eighth
A Old papers at Tue EXAMINER Of.
Gee at 20 cents hundred or $3.50 ii
Thousand.
The largest house of the season is
expected ut me Garland to-I!eht to
see Mr.. ID. T.. Bowers.
Private boarding IT 4l5 Washing
ton street, between Fourth and Fifth,
by Mrs. b. A. Crisp
Buy your meats from j. G. Grip
pens central market aad be happy
the whole of the year 1888
tally at A. j. Lesne's. EAporience md
] skill combined. Moderate charges.
wash Fl.mons ona,,;a
pnrt "y" lnrIors ~mu U.s. rlorcuc'
q ponT DIVA, Son,E ,rl.,,, ''l 10y 0''
49," l. D'''"'' .,ou'' u''" 7'root,
dor az 49, ,t' ~ "i an" 'o''
Wv "000' ''''' ' 'iou 'IVc'
For cheap 9nd good groceries, vrg-
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-01-10
MON Ennt Cnnnh.

fuckers Syrup OF Tar and Nila
Cherry VIII TO it,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-01-10

TRUST You may be able to
Introduce Kaskine generally
in this country, in which ma
ny suffer from diseases con
~equcnt upon malariaI poiS
on in the system. From
my own experience | can en-
phasi1e its excellence for such
diseases. II f.! can serve YOU
cail ON me.
ann very truIy yours
ions {. SCAKBpEor0W.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-01-10

Now, unless in case of cN
posture to extra bad Weather
| do not have chiIiS, and my
general health is quite good.
| turned over half a bottle t.
a young lady friend a few
weeks since. | learn from
her mother that She was
much benefited 10y il while it
lasted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-10

The Washington post-office does not feel disposed
TO shoulder the responsibility for the bad canceiing
ink In use there because 1t is supplied by the Post
ONCE Department. At the department, on the
other hand, IL Is claimed that all the inks sub
nlitted by manufacturers are technically tested,
and the best chosen without reference to its cost
and that the blame for the dirty smudge left on
everybody's fingers belongs to the clerks who do
the cancelling, and who are charged with not
taking pains enough with their work. The public
Is more concerned In the effort to rid itself OF this
nuisance than In apportioning with precision the
responsibility for IL. Whether the CLERK who can
GELS or the stamp he uses, or the ink, or the CON-
mittee that passes on the INK or the manufacturer
who sends In samples for examination, IS primarily
responsible, the interesting fact remains that the
postmark too commonly leaves a greasy smudge
on everything IL touches; and it will be feather
In the cap OF our new postmaster II, by reform in
the method OF stamping In his Office, by drawing
the attention OF the department TO the quality OF
its ink, he manages TO bring about change for
the better.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-10

The anti polygamy campaign begun among the
Mormons themselves In connection with the as
sertion Of definite aspirations to statehood was
looked upon at first with suspicion by the people
Of the East, on the theory that 1t was hypocrfti-
cal endeavor TO curry favor with the monogamists
In Congress. Recent letter-writers however, have
presented different view OF this matter. They
say that Gentle immigration into and through
Utah has increased 30 greatly within the last
fifteen or twenty years that new generation OF
Mormons has had a chance 70 grow up. subject TO
ITS modifying influence all the way from infancy
20 maturity. The young men and young women
OF Utah OF to-day are said 10 have, as a rule no
sympathy with the peculiar institution Of their
fathers They have grown away from It. They
ere ashamed OF It Reaching the voting
age the boys have ffocked into politics,
determined to regenerate Utah and ut her
for statehood IL is they who, according to
one careful estimate, were In a majority OF about
four one In the late meetings TO elect delegates
TO the democratic territorial convention It is too
much TO expect OF these youth that they will take
an active part IN prosecuting their own fathers
and mothers for ofenses committed years ago
against public morals or the anti-polygamy laws;
but there IS nothing unreasonable In believing
their professions of q purpose TO see those laws
wen enforced for the future and 10 deliver
their territory from the curse which has borne
her down so long and acted as fatal check upon
her progress abreast OF the rest OF the world The
most serious question which remains concerning
the wisdom OF the present admission OF Utah to
statehood is not based, however, upon q suspicion
OF insincerity in the young men who favor the
abandonment OF polygamy, but upon doubt as to
whether the antlpolygamists who are now evil
IDENTIFY given full swing BY the polygamists, viii
be found the controlling element In the new state
when It is once admitted. Admitting the anti
polygamist tendency among the Mormon youth,
and hoping that through this tendency poiygamy
viii In time be extirpated from the United states,
many persons retain the suspicion that the polyg-
amist leaders among the Mormons can still mould
the community at pleasure, though for the present
they may initiate crafty Br'er Rabbit, and "lay
low
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-10
WANTED-HOUSES.

WASTEp-IMMEpIATE OR NOT LATFR
w than May Is or Ia furnished house by semitic
man in Department services rent must not enceed ESQ
and there must De ooJction TO well trained child.
rem Address J. NJ c. Star ofnce. mioSt'
WANrED-Br FAMILY OF ADULTS TIN CARR
w OF house. furnished unfurnished for summer
mouths; best references- Address ". W. r. star
WANrED-FAMILy OF Two WILL PAY s24O A
" year from June LIST; 800 cash IN advance fol
pleasant house IN hrstclsss neishborhood. Address
ADULTS. star Office. myi0-3r
WASTED - FURNISHED HOUSE OF SEWN
or eight rooms for the summer ty four sdnlts m
the northwest Address. stating rent which must not
exceed $50 month. J. NJ. b, star oince II
WANIED-Bl JUNE I, A HOUSE CONTAINING
WE rooms with all modern convtpiences, In sioi
IoVauon, northwest; for two people: Termanrnt y
suited Address T. T. l., 1887 18th st. n. ". mylO-3'
WANTED-To BUY SMALL HOUSE on LoT
w not less than % feet front agents need apry
mus, oe oarssn Address Box a. Star ONCE m, s-Jt'
WANTED-Bf GENTLEMAN AND WIPE CARE
W Iurnsned nouse for summer; no children: refer.
ences II required Address J. X. star Office nys-3t'
WANIED-Two GROOM HOUSES. LOCATED
northeast $1,000 eseh. Address Box l53. star
omce. mys-lw
WANrED-I AM HAVING DAILY APPIIcA.
w MONS by parties desiring rent houses OF ell
~. fartlss having houses TO rent good
tenants by placing them with me. Prompt collections
anu Turns GEO. W. LINkINS.
sp<O-im 18Th and II ~ n W.
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.

FoR RENr-pEsIRABIE LARGE AND sIFI
oOrs north AID south s,sSs saai, :; s a
nv. Rsfesences my1o-3r
FOR kENI-i4sS l. 81. y W. LARGE AID
and esnirai location. near Arlington Hotel nyio-S'
EeR RE>T FUENisHED ENTIRE sFcoND
ia sr Rooms sinse or en- sui'e' lizard ae.,,.a
EoR RENT-Two or FoUR GENTLEMEN 10
o,crsas Two suits q eosn.uni stins oms -
and st. n Addrs-s bos 20 star once msio-as.
,oh ktNr : PLEASANT FURNISHED ROOMS
en- suite OF single. 1854 street NV. mylo-2r
Eok RENr = THREE uNFUKNIsHED Rooss
nx .0' "sH' ''0'sss'a's hr-' noOr' ili' M.''s.'
soh kENI-IN PRIVATE FAMILY. NICELY
door ass ssi s'io. 80, ne5 bob reSn Ssn sna s.I, -
hox - s,sg o saa i''h' Tor gentlemen only aaa,s'
I.oR RENT-rmsEE COMMUNICATING UxFts-
nsns a,. ro"ms sas and water. isl7 9th 1t NV.
3 ns , klSs 6oL.i OF REFINEMENT, nav
rIs.sns hons Ina. sass.a rcoms snd iss hr-' ciss
Me-, w..s,ns ma s'a' Que square from q cs.-
EoR RENT-wIrH BOARD. cHEERrUL FUR-
chsnsed. 1912 l2th 81 NV mspa,2
IsoR RENTING LARGE, AIRY TURNisHtD
6sy SinsoS sna S,,S newly pasryd and rsint-e
or Without board: terms moderate. d3a Nar,lspd
J'oR RENT-FoUR UNFt FINISHED ROOMS. .tl
iSth :. Nv WITH Use Of o~th aud esAr pr,ssss
Fo FOE k SGs -, DESIRING WILL FuHS.
sseSR1meds,sd 90 Ii' a. ia,sy durins 'ne samnr
lrOR RENT-1wO NlCELN-FURNISHED ROOMS.
II southern aud western exposure. ovrrlooking 10
vernon square zoos sth st. corner Of st.
I,OR RENT-Two REAUTIFUL RAN, Ronrs
and q. table sOarders wanted At 9o+ 10Th IT =.
10th st NV. nIfa-:,i4
J,oR RENT = THREE CLAN UNFrRNIsBFD
STORAGE rooms, Thrss adults in family; 1922 sSh =
J,oR RENT-Two sECoND-sToRY ROOMS.
terms moderate. 131i IAN IT. nv. mo 81
roR RENT-52o 18Th ST. y. W. IAReE AIRY
-, -, SUMMER prices new management. coIFs-
IGOR RENT-FIRsT FLOOR. FOUR ROOMS.
ln nnInediat" vicinity. healthy locatiun 1890 I'm
81 H. W. references Required myS-gis
I,Ok kENT-A LADY LIVING ALONE MoUl d
able Ne % kitchen n desired. refrence- Addrs-s
DEfAbTMENT. star Office mys-:Bs
CoR RENT-oN oNE OF THE MOST DELIGHT
Saaxeu sSArs e. II tns Ssy "a esoL -psc9u- hop
eSrs newly ana ysSa hSs1's aud h9ss 81
h5- S 40 board. al from s2O 10 go Ir olh.
l,oR RENT-ll2l nth ST. \. w-Two Pleas
Il ant rooms hrst floor furnished OF nfufni-ls 4.
| desirable location. moderate rent uVh-.as
| l.oR kENT-AT me n 81. " W. A MOLLY
u furnished front room. al summer rates. aplO nj
I'oR RFNT-UNFURNIsHED ROOMS. sUIrAHE
lOr offices, housekeepinr ct light mAnufhciuf. 10
business. Apply lll2 st. nv. my 81
| E,ok KEN T-l236 18TH ST. NEAR y. NICELY
a furnished second-story bay window room pr., -
4 family. herdics pass door aIr,p ls,fs
| I.oR RENT 5Os II 81. y ", MKT ToWol.N-
| board strfs -,
| V,OR RENT-l0le X ST y M-FURNIsHf 10
Il pAflor door southern exposure. syrAte heat -,
other rooms convenient 20 rars aud herir- -
| the door also stAhl. TOR rent t,tl,.is,- AZ .
| I,oR RENT-Sl6 AND STA 18Th 81. Nm DFsft,.
| Hble rooms GA second and third noors at raa.r-
I able rates. 80 -
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

SECOND noor, nye arre cOIDnuni, utig rsorus nd
Data store rO RANGE. hot and culd water coal
gas meter; references required nnt saO 30 my 40 -
INOR RENr-f1 RNISHED-ONE OF nm Np11.
Desirable apartments IN the Portland REDUCTION 4,
fesI'olslole tenant APARTMENTS star otacr. nat 81.
loR RENT-NEM YORK CITYf"NfNnsil N
Hats corner OF saith 1t and Broad~sy arSt fs.or
Apartment, - rooms. elegantly furnished dinias-
room and Kitchen complete. ch iic-sf location
and airy elevator and electric bells; from June n
three months or LONGER. T
ApPly ca irenl-es ia New York city. OF at the III
ence NV cor Al and 18th sts. Warrington TOR I.ar-
uculars; rent very low. inys-dr
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FOR RENT--STORES

IsOR RENT FINE LARGE CORNER STOIfF-
II rom Aid oMcllnr. of l. and eth s-s tn
property IL ln eieaIt order house has large rooIls
water. &c the room will De rented 80
fhtely or store and dwelling together. only square
from Herdics and Ia. ave. cars. rent low
mys-3t NJ. NJ. kOHikEii. 3o2 r. Capitol -
1roR RENT-sTORE AND DWELLING Al l9ta
Il 1sth st NV cont aiming II rooms " tn all IA a
ern improvements. Inquire 1858 l4th -. hlI-Ias.
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SoME GRAsD BAaaArss
IN CLOTHING


OAK HALL. COR. TENTH AND Sfp.
We have Just closed out lot Of about 20 IA Brown
Cheviot Cufsway Suits: they arS AL wool and worth
sl2; we sell them at ESQ.
Blue Flannel Suits at ESQ; worth olO
Blue Flannel Suits ct e10: worth SIS
Prince Albert Suits. in Black and Grey, from $3.50
up.
Immense line of Cashmere and Chsviot Suits nom
e65Oup
Beautiful Serge Suits at $40; worth els,
Fun line Of Pants u and upward.
White and Fancy Vests so cents and upward
Suits for Clergymen special cut, In Drap dEte and
Granite.
For Boys 10 IA fun line Of Suits, In both two
and three pieces. from e25o up
For Boys IA to 16.-A beautiful line Of Suits 1t
prices which cannot b approached By any Other hous
We are Just receiving full line Of Goats and vests
Tor light summer wear.
OUR MOTTO: NO TROUBLE TO SHOW GOODS
OAK HALL.
my3-3m Cor. 10th andF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-10

The Presidents nomination OF Robert B. Roose-
Welt, OF New York. to be minister to the Neither
lands is the tribute OF a fisherman for recreation
TO fisherman OF the scientific school. There Is
not an American authority on his favorite branch
OF craftsmanship who surpasses Mr. Roosevelt In
II; and it viii be easy TO fancy him. In his inter-
walls of leisure as diplomat, inouirfng into the
possibility OF stocking the Zuyder Zee with some
Of the choice varieties OF nsh that delight the
palate Of foreigners visiting his native land