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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-05

Chow is it going tomorrow" Well, ex-
cuse The STAR from answering; it is not equal
to the task. 1t has given its readers the same
opportunities it has itself enjoyed for forming
an opinion as to the result, and they are COM
petent to judge or guess for themselves. Ithas
sought and printed the best informa-
ton it could procure from the states
conceded to be doubtful. Its sole
aim was to get the facts, as nearly as
possible, and with this end in view it secured,
at heavy expense, the services at various local
points of intelligent, observing, reliable CORE
spondents, capable of telling what they saw and
thought clearly and without partisan bias.
Some of them are democratic in politics, some
republican, and some, possibly, mugwumps,
but all were commended or known to THE STAR
vigilant and fairminded persons, with excep-
tiOnal opportunities for arriving at safe conclu-
sions. and their statements and opinions have
been printed from time to time as furnished.
The STARS purpose was to get and print the
news and views of the situation from day to
day, without doctoring or coloring its reports,
leaving its readers to draw their own conclu-
siOns and make their own comments. This, it
believes, is what an intelligent public wants,
and to furnish it is what it understands to be
the function of an independent paper published
in a community where there is no voting to be
done.
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Elsewhere in this paper will be found an in
teresting descriptive sketch by Mr.. t. II. Bart
lett. the well known American sculptor. of the
Lafayette monument now being executed in
Paris for the city Of Washington, under a COM
mission from the United States Government.
Mr. Bartlett praises the conception very highly;
but, so far as could be judged from the rough
model submitted when the award was made,
his eneomiums are fully justified. The monu-
ment when erected viii certainly be an orna-
nent to the city, and without doubt the most
artistic structure of its class in this country.
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That the spirit of a practical civil service
reform-however defective in detail it still NAV
be-has come to pervade the seat of the federal
government, is plain from the general exodus
OF department clerks to their homes to vote.
These are not exclusively democrats, as some
might suppose, but the avowed republicans
have enjoyed equal liberty with their opponents
in politics. This is as it should be. 1t marks
the approach Of an era when mans tenure of
minor Office under government will depend
on his ability to do his work, instead of on the
zeal with which he attends to something wholly
outside of it
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MORE LONG GARMENTS.

The surest prophecy - to Wraps II that the
Long Garments are the most stylish and fash
iouabla Could not Be otherwise. The cloths
and shapes are too beautiful to be resisted Let
n show You the Irish Peasant" the "Killar-
ney," the "Connemara," the Berlin Raglan"
the London Newmarket" the Long Circu-
lar" and other shapes. both in solid shades
and stripes, plain and braided. Artistic
shapes artistically finished % to es5, and .
couple Of dozen prices between.
(Third hoor)
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At this juncture each presidential candidate
wishes il to be distinctly understood that he has
never at any time spoken Unexpectedly Of the
Irish, and makes Geographic announcement to
that effect. 1t seems that upon this topic the
political expressions Of the candidates display
a beautiful and interesting coincidence.
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DREss TRIMMING BARoA1ss


DREss TRnnnNa BARaA1Ss
BARGAINS, too many to describe.
Our Trimmings cheap always, but at the special
prices THE BEST BARGAINS OF THE SEASON.
Whether tits trimming for your new walking dress,
evening costume. or to patch up the old, we offer
dozens Of surprise prices between the two extremes
quoted below.
Silk Gimps, zoe. to 81 yard
Milanaise Cord Gimps 25c to s125 a:yard
Pattern Gimps. Csc. to 1896 yard.
Ornament Gimps, $4.35 to % yard
Persian Band Trimming. $1.15 to 90 yard.
Persian Gimps, 81 So to ss yard
Persian Ornament Gimps. e5 to ego yard
Jet Gimps, 25c. to 60 SO yard.
Separate Jet Gimps SOC. to $50 yard
Jetand Steel Gimps, from SC. I'd
Jet Ornaments, 25c. to az. 6S each
Jet Collarettes, S3.75 to s5 IS each.
Jet and Persian Gimps. s2.6S to % yard.
Jet Fringes, 81 to s5. IS yard
Cut Steel Gimps, 81 to e5.3 5 yard
Silk Girdles, all colors, 79c to &2.35.
BUTTONS Of Crochet, Steel, Pearl and stsel.
Jet and Steel Jet and Crochet Horn Metal and Ivory
for Suits or Goats. ALL AT SPECIAL PRICES. But
tons to order to match your Dress.
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
(Continued he1owN
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doubtful! We want no more electoral COM
missions, nor any room for question as to the
methods used for securing the result obtained
The New York law prohibiting the use of
stoves for heating railroad cars by its terms
went into effect last Thursday. When cause is
shown, the railroad commission can extend this
time a year, and several companies have OBJ
tanned extensions of several months, but the
principal lines are all ready to heat their cars
with steam. This method of heating is recog-
nized as cleaner, safer, and, in the long run,
cheaper than that in which stoves are used
Outside of the difficulty which the law brings
upon pOverty-stricken lines which feel unable
To bear the first cost of steam heating appa-
ratus, the main feature of objection to the law
is found in the fact that it applies only to the
state of New York and not to the whole repub-
lie. Through cars from New York 60 to all
parts of the United States over connecting
railroad lines. The couplers used by these
different roads are not constructed on the same
principle, and the steam heating apparatus must
vary with the differences in couplers. So the
New York railroad men demand national anti
car-stOve law and the adoption of a universal
coupler, to the end that the system of railroad
heating in the United States may be uniform.
The correction of the car-stOve nuisance by
national legislation is attended with difficulties
which viii at least delay the desired reform.
The legislatures of the various states should be
besieged as well as Congress. The example of
New York and Of the great railroad lines of that
state will be very powerful with the other
states and the other railroads. When uniform
and safe heating is provided for on one of the
through routes of travel across the continent.
competing routes Will quickly fall into line
from motives Of self-interest. The New York
law will, therefore, do much to assist the gene
raj movement for the protection of the travel
ing public against the danger of involuntary
roasting.
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SEAL Sk1S
.sACQUES' so to AZ inches long. s125, $3.50, s175,
JACKETS, 22 10 80 inches long. sIoo s,os s,so
NEM MARKETS, 1925, $40 ' ~A~'' @Aoo'
Made from best selected london dressed sti,s
SEAL PLUSH,
IN Long and short Wraps lined and finished like our
Ieriect-ntting Ses-skin Garments at most popular
prlces. go, 80, $50 $50, up to $50 f~f
MUFFS. BDAS, AND TRIMMINGS
Of al kinds Ot Fur, on hand and cut 10 order
II. Il SIINEMErZ * sons
Hatters and Purifiers
oc31 1887 Penna ave, through 10 4i2 i:st6 AZ
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"A BIG LIST OF BIG RARaAINs

A BIG LIST OF BIG BARGAINS.
IN STYLE, QUALITY AND PRICES we win CON-
pare our stock with any line Of MEMS FURNISHING
GOODS shown in town. and we know how the CON-
parison win turn out; We only ask Of you TO MAKE
THE COMPARISON.
DRESS SHIRTS, Cunlaundered).
Our 81 Famous" Utica Nonpsriel Shirt for SOC.
Our 81 Famous" Plated Shirt for Csc.
Our 5Oc. Dwight Anchor" Shirt for SOC.
NIGHT SHIRTS.
Our Soc. dwight Anchor Night shirts for acc.
Our SOC. Dwight Anchor Fancy Trimmed Shirt
for Soc.
Our 75c. Dwight Anchor" Fancy Trimmed Shirt
for sec.
25c Fancy Striped and Solid oolors, Cast dye) war
ranted for 19c. pair; clio q box.
S5c. Atwood Cashmere Hose 25c. pair.
Doc. Atwood Cashmere Hose 35c. pair.
UNDERWEAR
Our Soc Merfno Underwear for 45c.
Our 75c. Merino Underwear for 71c
Our S5c. Scotch Underwear for 75c.
Our el.50 Lambs Wool Underwear for e.
Our &l.75 Scotch Wool Underwear for Ell 25.
Our 81 Australian Wool Underwear for al So
We have Of the largest sssortmens Of heavy un-
derwear to be found in town with the prices decidedly
the lowest.
GENTS GLOVES
We are selling Doeskin GLOVE at 81 that we war
rant 1t In all desirable and fashionable shades
Perfect At always.
NECKwEAR
Our Csc "FoUR-IN-HAND" and TICKS are the
that sold elsewhere at 35c We have them in
q large variety Of patterns. Our 45c. "FOUR-IN-
HAND" and TICKS will speak for themselves.
HANDKERCHIEFs,
As q speciality. will take all Of our Mems 12kc.
Colored Bordered Hemstitched HANDKERCHIEFs
and offer them ct &c. each.
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1t would take the pencil Of artist to depict the
beauty of the new patterns and the pen Of one more
clever than the Palas Royals advertising man to de-
scribe them Our buyer says: "You may state that
these Loces are far the best values I've euer secured
As matter Of form the priceist is given; it's more
apt to deceive than instruct.
42-in. Silk Chantilly 81, $780, u.s. 81, g. SO, g.
$36s, "a, $3.50. IS, $685.
42-in- Spanish Guipure s125, Sl6o, s2, 2.es, g.
65-in. "Directoire" s5 yard
42-in. Silk Spanish IS yard
54-in. Silk Drapery Nets (ngured al. al 10. Al Is
sl.25, $1.50. s1.6s. 81. s2.6s. 1850. s39s.
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
Continued below)
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"Orzssa- Az Tn Wee.

Tho sOpenines a the New Annex ~ q
most gratifying success and 10 take this Cd.
portunity TO thank our patrons for their eener.
ous rssponss and appreciation Of our enorts.
The Opening" bargains Win b offered an the
wsek-so long - the goods hold out vidt The
New Department Of Holiday Bric-s-Brac and
Stationary.
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BLOUSE WAISTS,

The Blouse Waist, 30 popular for out-of-door
wear during the summer, has been relegsted to
the house, as ladies have found them 90 COM
Portable and luxurious thst they are 10th to
part with them. We are showing superb line
Of Novelties in these Blouses, in both silk
and cashmere; also Q choice line Of House.
Jackets, with the smocked-work, which are meet
ing with considerable demand in view Of their
desirableness for morning wear.
Third hoor)
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LOOK OK Tn Tn PAGE.

Before proceeding with our talk this evening, Ne
want 10 call every mothers sttnton 10 The announce
ment Of Best Company, Of New YORK, On the 7th
Paea Don't an to rsadit
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The business world, now standing still, whl
soon resume its progressive movement, and the
papers Wll again become newspapers, instead
OF vehicles Tor the dissemination wild election
guessing and for the preparation or exposure
OF the latest corrupt political scheme. To-
morrow ought to draw the dividing line.
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DoNr FoRaEr LIE R.nx

DoN'r FoReEr The BABY
Whether it's for the first baby of mother whose hus
band has we'll filled pocket-book or for the twelfth
baby OF the struggling mother with unlucky hus.
band it's all the same to Garments from few
cents to many dollars each Complete outfits from as
TO $3.50.
Our S17 Silk Coats not less of bargains than the
39c Woolen Coats. and the S5 As Silk hoods are pro-
portionately as cheap as the soc. Wooden Ones
It's the custom to get big profits for fine goods; THE
PALAIS ROYAL Is AN EXCEPTION, but we don't
credit remember Palais Royal Prices are lower and
when special or reduced prices quoted 1t means
bargains extraordinary.
SPECIAL PRICES
BABIES CAPS AND HOODS.
plush, Silk, Worsted and Eider-dowu)
BABIES WORSTED GOODS
(Bootees, Sacques, Hoods, Leegings Mitts etcl.
BABIES SHORT AND LONG DRESSES.
Cambria Nainsook and Linen)
BABIES FLANNEL GOODS
(Skirts, Shawls Saeques, Wrappers etcy.
BABIES RUBBER GOODS
Everything that is required).
BABIES SHORT AND LONG CLOAKS
Cashmere, Merino, Eider-down, Corduroy, Sikh
Shall expect You and the baby II it rains there's the
car your carriage, the case may be-
,,...,, THE PAI.AIs ROYAL.
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LADIES' WRAPPERS.

In selecting from this stock . great deal Of
beauty and luxury can be gotten for surpris-
ingly small amount After an examination Of
these you viii admit the folly of trying to make
them up ct home. Your time can be spent to
better advantage.
Handsome Atwood Flannel Wrappers, S5 to
els. Fancy Plaids and Striped Flannel Wrap
PERI at 81. The same finished with plain cash
mere, Fedora fronts, at $3.50. French Wrap
pers, in handsome shapes, colorings and de-
signs, embracing among others the Persian
effects, and the fashionable smock- work, SlO,
e12, els and up.
Third hoorJ
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L HILADELPHIA STORE
DRESS GOODS DRESS GOODS. DRESS GOODS
DON'T FORGET-Our 52inch Ladies' Cloth at Soc
Per yard. They the best goods ever
onered for the money. We have them In
FINE SERGEs-Cashmeres Henriettas Rroaac,otbs
I1Auies' Cloths, Tricots. All the most de-
slraoie goods and every shade that is
PLAIDs-We have some good styles for zoe. and 25c
Better styles for 37l<c, Soc and fi5c
x-,,,,~.orx FINE French styles for 65c Use and All
fhENCH fLANNELS-A good assortment OF styles
~ stripes and plaids, for 371<c., 5Oc, and
BLACK GOoDs~Black Silks and silk and Woo, Good.
= - in great variety
BLANkETS-0f every description, In White Red. and
Gray, from 81 up. ~' ~
BED CoMfokTs.Au styles, colors, and qualities
FULL LINE OF FLhNSsEIs, in White. Red Rim. and
Gray, from zoe. up.
NOTIONS NOTIONS
WOhSTEDS-Zephyrs, Germantown, Saxony ana
Spanish Woods, all colors, ct less than
regular prices " 49, 'A~N
STAMPED LINENS In great variety (Brieg,s Transfer
Patterns) for sale.
HOSIERY. GLOVES, AND UNDERWEAR
CASSIMERES-For Men and BOYS Wear and :. oor,
plete line Of Tailors Trimmn9a
All goods warranted rs represented and no shoddv
CARHART LEIDY,
n3 92S 9TH and zoo NJ ~
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CLOTHING.
ON Wonp Apour BOrs CrorHrxa

THERE NEVER WAS A TIME WHEN THE
BOYS WANTS WERE 50 CAREFULLY
LOOKED AFTER AS NOW, WHEN ONE
COULD FIND AS eSSrKEL AND STYLISH
GOODS FOR THE SAME MONEY.
THE ROUGH CHEvIor GOODS ARE THE
MOST POPULAR THIS SEASON. WE HAvE
THESE IN LARGE VARIETY. ALSO THE
sMooTH-FAcED cAssIMEREs. TRIooTa
AND woRsTEDs
FOR THE BOYS FROM 10 TO Is YEARS
THE SUITS WITH VESTS ARE MUCH WORK.
IN ovERooATs -cPEs" ARE WORN III
BOYS OF ALL AGES.
WILL BE PLEASED TO HAVE you LOOK
AT OUR STOCK. THE LARGEST AND
FINEST WE EVER HAD.
EB. BARNUM d Co.
n2 s31 PENNSYLVANIA AVE
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A DAr Fon Tn BAsr.

Our second noor win Be frightened With babies
clothes Of every description Imaginable Comfort for
you and the baby too-Comfortabie Chaars, Retiring
RoomA and sood-nstured salespeope who are fond Of
babies Not only special prices for habys thinss but
everything In connection with your new valktne or
evening dress quoted In the
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sEMI-LONG GARMENTS.

Semi-lons Wraps, IN the ''Modjesks" and
"Langtry" shapes, rank next in popularity.
Both Of these are shown In cloth, plain and
fancy, and in Plush. Cloth Modjeskas, in colors,
ct %, are about - good value and - dressy
wrap - the price ever bought
(Third foor)
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CURTAINS Ar REDUCED PR1crs

CURTAINS AT IIEDUCED PRICES.
The last two pairs Of style are difficult TO sci,
for various reasons.
Who wants them at dollars OH
pairs Real Lace Curtains
Reduced from $50 to EST.
/ pair Irish Point Curtains,
Reduced from s25 to $50.
3pairs Lace Tambour Curtains
Reduced from s1s to sl2
pairs Irish Point Curtains,
pair Lace Tsmbour Curtains,
Reduced from els to 90.
4pairs Swiss Applique Curtains,
Reduced from $40 to e7.25.
1 Pair Irish Point Curtains,
Reduced from 90 to EST
Pair Tambour Lace Curtains,
Reduced from eS to Is
Pair Swiss Applique Curtains
Reduced from % to 1925
@ Pairs Embroidered Swiss Curtains,
Reduced from @5 to 339S.
Pair Swiss Applique Curtains,
Reduced from s5 to S3.62
Pair Swiss Applique Curtains,
Reduced from e. so to s3
sVBeing the last TO TO, Of these Curtains show
handling That they good values at fun prices is
evident would all be sold but the few we've quoted
If you really want any Of these Curtains YOU MUST
CALL EARLY.
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
"a halo
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The FOLLOWING ARE BARGAINS.

HE Fo1Low1Na ARE BARGAINS.
ALL-wooL HRNRIETTAs. 40 in. wide. Soc. even
ing and street shades.
BLACK PEAU DE SOLE SILK at 81 and CLIPS.
COLORED BENGALINES, worth s2.5O, at S1.5O.
ARMURE SILKS. slightly imperfect at half-price;
80 quality for 91.25
ALL SHADES, RICH QUALITY, COL. PLUSH,
S1.25.
AIL-SILK VELvETS at $3.50
ALL-SILK CREPES, eveding shades, 75c.
EXTRA VALUE IN BROADCLOTH, ut S1.5O
ARMURE CLOTHS choice shades.
New Hosiery and Underwear.
New Tabe-cloths and Napkins at Very Low prices
Rich Black Silk Sicilenne. Black Grosgrain Fable
Francois and Moire Silks in all colors, at the Very
Lowest market prices.
New Stock Of Mourning Goods
W. NJ SINISTER SONS,
nS 919 Pa. Ave.
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The Russian war cry appropriately starts
from Sebastopol
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ssss 4 En- Gee 4 & I'm
BBBss "A ( I g ae Sc ( "A 1 Il Nm
T f $: F +
ILL Il ssss I
SPECIAL SALE DRrss GooDs Ere.

SPECIAL SALE DRrss GooDs Ere
For November s. g. 2. and 8 We push to the front
Dress Goods. Laces, Trimmings, Buttons. and Furs.
These departments will occupy extra space. and the
display has been study-youl admire It. Prices too
to induce you to the special sale and exhibition.
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
JOB Lor Ese11sH BnoADc1orHs
Not defect, not desirable shade lacking, "A Job
Lot" because it, not regular stock-cannot be reor-
dered Like shower Of rain in April, these Broad
cloths have come and % they'll Many will hear Of
them after they are gone and ask: "When and shsvs
did Il rain thoss Bargain Bvoodeiofhs."
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
CONTINUED below)
BLACK SILKS FRox IAuor1os.
The annual trade sale has enabled Us to replensh
stock and quote prices thst save you dollars on Silk
Dress.
We quote here only three lots thatn do to 60 with
the cheap lace houncinss we advertise:
20-Inch Black surah. $50.
22-Inch Black sursh, Use.
Black Satin Rhadame, soc.
eIExpect surprise, and you won't BE- disappointed
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
"a hale
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No Man CAS FIND Or.
THERE ARE SOME THINGS mo MAN
CAN FIND OUT"
WHAT PARTICULAR PLAN WILL BE
USED IN THE RETAIL FURNITURE, CAR
PET, AND STOVE TRADE FIFTY YEARS
FROM NOW IS SOMETHING NO MAN CAN
PROPHEsY
WHAT SORT OF ADVERTISEMENTS
WILL APPEAR. OR HOW THE NEWSPAPERS
WILL LOOK FIFTY YEARS HENCE. THESE
NO MAN CAN VENTURE TO PREDICT.
THESE ARE CONDITIONS DEPENDENT
UPON THE CHANGES TIME WORKS. Al
MOST EVERYTHING CHANGES, BUT NOT
EVERYTHING. 1T IS USUAL TO SAY THAT
EVERYTHING BECOMES ALTERED IN
TIME; BUT THAT ISN'T SO.
FOR EXAMPLE:
IN THEIR RELATIONS TO ONE ANOTHER
MEN HAVE ALWAYS BEEN SOMEWHAT
CoNFIDBNG AND TRUSTING. THIS IS THE
BASIS OF UNIVERSAL COMMERCIAL IN
TERCOURsE. IT Is THE KEYSTONE OF
CREDIT. AND HONESTY OF PURPOSE,
INTEGRITY OF CHARACTER, UPRIGHT
NESS OF CONDUCT, FIDELITY TO oBLI-
GATIoNs-THEsE ARE THE THINGS THAT
NEVER CHANGE. FIFTY YEARS FROM
NOW THESE QUALITIES WILL BE AS I'M.
PoRTANT AND ESSENTIAL FACTORS IN
HONORABLE BUSINESS TRANSACTIONS
AS THEY ARE TO-DAY, OR WERE FIFTY
YEARS AGO.
IF YOU WILL STRIVE AS HARD TO EMU
LATE THE UNCHANGEABLE GOODNESS
AS YOU DO TO PIERCE THE IMPENETRA-
BILE FUTURE. WE WILL BE GLAD TO SEE
YOU AND TO OPEN AN ACCOUNT WITH
YOU.
HOUSE HERMANN'S
CASH AND CREDIT
FURNITURE. CARPET AND STOVE HOUSE,
92l AND 923 SEVENTH STREET NV.
AND 636 MASS. AVENUE.
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WIN. II. McKNEw,
Successor to r. Il. TAYLOR,
933 Pennsylvania avenr


HAHN'S FOR LADIES. Unlike the many 30
called Hand Shoes. our "Best on the Globe"
50 Ladies' Button is strictly Hand Made,
"BEsT consequently pliable and easy to the foot,
and by their superior fit, giving that grace
to the shape of the foot which is usually
ON THE only found in high-priced Shoes. There
is positively other Shoe on the Globe
like it for the money
FOR MEN-our 50 "Best on the Globe'
$500 Fine Calf Shoes guaranteed hand
sewed, made on the best fitting and most
approved lasts, in either Laced, Button, or
HAND Caters. As these goods are made prscti-
cally under our own supervision Of ma
terials selected by ourselves there is moth
SEwED ing lacking to make it the "Best on the
Globe" for the price, and equal in every
respect to nine-tenths Of the IS shoes
SHOES sold.
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TAsLE-LusrS BAnaArss.

The following short lengths. but ample for .
cloth, In some several
UNBLEACHED TABLE DAMAsK.
Remnant Of 65c. quality reduced to 45c yard
Remnant Of 75c. quality reduced to Csc. yard
Remnant of 81 10 quality e yards wide) S5c yard
Remnant Of e1.25 quality reduced to csc. yard
BLEACHED TABLE DAMAsK.
Remnant 75c quality reduced TO 60c. yard
Remnant 81 quality reduced 10 Toe. yard
Remnant SO quality reduced 10 e1.25 yard.
eHLengths eufncient for many purposes Of Elder.
down, Shaker, French and Merritts American Flsu.
nsls AT ACTUAL COST PRICE
All the ColorAd Blankets gone hut two or three pairs
which are 10 80 ct goodbye prices.
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
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IT'S astonishing 10 and II WIN DO 10 you to see the
Immense variety Of overcosts we've copyrighted on
our Third and Fourth EloorsL Time was when the
Third Floor would hold them all-now the Fourth
Floor has 10 lend it, aid And such beauties There
never were resdymsde coats that VIII 1t - perfectly
those vsvs prepared for you this year. 0Sr coats
always superior In At to most Of the Others but
these beat anything we've ever bad
The prices run from % to ESQ. The % coats are
good coata They're honest costs OF course they are
not elegant Affairs but they "wearers" o10. S12'
els. s20-four prices, and ct least thirty different
styles embraced within these -Kerseys Mel
TONS Beavers, Chinchillas worstsd Diasonals In al
shades: some with quited-satin hninga others with
cashmere nnss venetians SERGE and plan-satn In
inss cut trimmed. and made where inferior work IL
permitted and then after We get hold Of them our
experts carefully examine them. When We say they
are all o. K. you can rely upon their being 20.
At els. $50 and s25 we've Ospe Coats-fashionable
fancy cheviots-Brsh checks just out of the steamer
thoroughly English In appearance and make Coun-
terparts Of those being worn by London gentle
men.
Elegant II . feeble expresdon for the coats that
we've marked s25. $50. ss5 $40. s45. $50 and s55.
The very finest materals that are known to the tailor.
ing fraternity have been used The Innings throughout
Of the best Of silk and the Collars are Of the best
cut silk velvet There no better coats-none can be
produced No merchant tailor can surpass them in
elegance and few would be able to equal them We are
enthusiastic them and you've but to see them to
Join US In their praise.
sAKs AND COMPANY.
CLOTHIERs THAT ARE CONSTANTLY WORK.
ING FOR YOUR INTERESTS.
SEVENTH STREET AND MARKET SPACE.