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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-05-10
A TONGUE I'M KEOTS.

| contracted malaria in the
swamps of Louisiana while
working for the telegraph Gem,
pany, aud used every Kind oil
medicine ] could hear of with
out relief. | at last succeeded
IN breaking the fever. int il cost
me over $4,000, amt then NY
system was Frustrated aud satu-
rated with malaIial poison and
became almost helpless. | fl
nally cane here. my mouth SO
filled with sores that I could
scarcely Cal. and BY tongue raw
and filed EI,h little knots. Va
RIOTS remedies were FesoFted to
without effect. I bought TIVE
bottles ct 3. r. l.. aud 4 has
cared ue. Al sores OF nv
mouth are healed ard feel hike
a new man.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-05-10
PRESS npIRI0gs

Il out and begin over again
Birmingham Age.
FOL Joras : Hamilton. has
NIL liz vempnis appeal Tor
800 Wp' Ter defamation i Qua"
acteF.-laho' ie4@'"'
IL is not ant but the solid
Truth. that -he serves hIs patty
best who SERVES his people
bestu-Nev York World.
The soHfh remains solid, Lfst-
from principle secoas- taton@h
abuse GU the bloody shlft howl
ers OF the north.-tieyeiand
Plain Dealer.
L.ool ont for YOUR corn. the
eb,,eas are that the Western
gram crops %! Z" AlN'.'
way Deio" III "f''"
year. Examiner
Nv -. ara talI ,i,ere are no
rofi.tcs ba,ye, Tins is Dret
~ ror,b on the politicinas-
Posi- Notar all. They
90 not 80 aeFe-itcAHu'e'
p,..;,. ~;.b. IA we'll sav Il
,,e.-..-I would u If il we're
- imncs.ible far him 10 do
a.rtb;n, !, . s+raiobtforward
~.v-tL., he i snd .ivavs has
~ r,adid.te -Te!eoam
vau,~ II. rs,stop bus ait i.
o,r - .,.,ietion that If
~, r,tst PartsJale Want. to
ho tre Coveruor of N-;ssissipni
ha viii swssn the state like a
J-Ualtie Cau.
~,
~ow .rervha5v - virdie,tad
-, I'm ssn,,e r~esoire Ia, L..
...,ls l. =, rrisa9cs and e,dtba
J~r.,tc M anoIny;es ar rrIo.
lies me n,cdg1 far dead sol.
,i,ers vb, IiJ tbair drtv PIC.
,ynna
Apoehaster "a v;dov he's
brou~t, <nit farSIog pO DANA.
~as S,,,rs, tho ws,Jtbiest ma,
81 IL 80 Eac,,.sn N. c,IIe,i
~ he bouse f,nr t;mrx vr,hin
n vear ard viii no.. w,yrv her
Times.Demorr,t
v.Ita,a W rnlr-r m.r no,
hava tba i,do,semart az the
Sbortb.ir nemorra.s hnt he i
ona Of tho ,bIes, dsnocrsts i,
Winojs and worthy IN craee the
nositicn on Tie Snnreme benrh
Cbieaoo Inter Ocean,
democrsts will uee3i MI the
votes tb,.v have and some more
To alert their r,udidatas ,b;s
ve.r Mise mauay.mcnt viii
neither repel .Dies nor alternate
friends Srw york World
There seems 20 be no end 10
i'm M ~ York UIto ha
Lnmed tbis Lu.incgs vii, not he
- L. ~ orJimary ,ao
~. arc sonetimey maI. -
/, that w -Rsstor uar,Id
The Stems Greek Alliance
asks the Governor To resign be-
Aui,,ra Cnmm;itsa VI -,
81 nn,n Rim durinr ,ha si,,ina
ortta TarisI,.rrr Tho 60
NOR i .oesfL.rinr - uattar-
Cl.rior.I ede,r
Is 1t Mr.. Blaine who is on the
sick list or his party? Reports
confl,ct;n@ fiat thor Les 80
oraye reasonfnr JorEtir% wbo,b
ar the man ortbn orgs9;gst;en
haS hse, ovsrcow. ~ ;IIr.arr
ErookIyn FaaIe
1t Is stated that there will
probably be FIVE gaberualorial
tickets in Texas this fall-Dem-
Alliance and TaLNr -
rratic,afGJJare viii 1ot e',i -
.,t tber." all the nv
~ |alisv progreS
The farmers out West are en-
deavOrug to form a Farmers
Trust Trusting in Providence
aud the weather viii largely in
huence the priee of certificates
per vii. nnt No. >, -
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-05-10
SPRING FASHIONS.

MISS ELLA MCGUIRE, has
just opened an elegant stock of
goods, and Invites the ladies' to
call and examine tFem. These
goods Weres selected with great care
and eannot lie surpassed in style
and quality. You can buy the
latest Parasiau louret or the cheap
est walking kat on reasonable
terms. April 4. 1898.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-05-10

Mrs Gen. Writ Adams has
been appointed posta.istress at
jack by the bondsmen of her
husband.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-05-10

The burnt district at Wiaona
viii h. rebuilt.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-05-10
\ T BEITfON.
Jackson, Tenn. April -. 1856
STIFF l0ihTS.

/ have a little boy twelve
Years old whose knees have
been drawn almost double aud
his Joints are perfectly stiff. aud
has been in this condition three
years. unable 70 walk. During
that time the medical board 81
LOUdan county examined him
and pronounced tbe disease
serofula and prescribed. but no
benefit ever derived. Three
weeks ago he became perfectly
helpless aud suffered d~reaIfully
4 friend WI.o bad used B BE
advised its use. He has used
one bottle aud al pain has eeas
eel and he cat now walk. THIS
has been pronounced a most
wonderful action, rs bis com.
plant lad hafaed everything.
Mrs. Emma Grifiths.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-05-10

April u, lNsS.-Referred to the
temmlttee on Appropriations
and ordered 10 he priated.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-05-10
Webb City Ark. Bleed.

Having tested b b 3 aud
found 1t TO be all that is claimed
for IT, commend it TO any and
every one suffering from blood
poison. IL has done me more
good for less money and in =
shorter space OF time than any
blood purifier | ever used /
have been troubled with A sc
we're form Of blood poison for
, CT 6 years and found no relief
equal TO that given by The use
of Il 3 B..
" C McGanhev.
Webb City, Ark, May 3. Is5G.
All who desire fell information ab.,p.
the q and cUrs 81 Blood Poisons
~seE0Iaia ami seEolgjoas sweIlmgs. al
GERS sores. ~rheamsAsm kidney e,w.
plants. eAtarrh. ttc. can seesre ~
mai, Tree. a cUPy Of or 32-psre ilIns.
trated book OF wonders hued with 80
nest w~oulerful AMI startiias, pr,,f
ever before Known.
BLOOD BALM CO.
Atlanta. TIA.
Sold hy 7 b ssou. Druggist, ozsor4
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-05-10

y Young man ID Reading. "a.
is seriously III from lesd poison
Ing contracted by kissing . sisIs
painted cheek. serves Eila
right. Any y0UE. man Who
kisses a giIi ON the check when
her lips arc TO the fore deserves
TO be poisoned, and wcrse-Da-
kOta Blizzard.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-05-10

There have been few Gen IN
our public life who have been
able to keep their own counsel
so well as James Il Blaine and
Grover Cleveland Ue %.,4ti
probably fluid out. nj St Lou.s
aud Chicago. what they mean :.
and II IS not at all likely that
sc shall iind it out before
Cincinnati Enquirer.
Toe Grenada Sentinel and the
SardiS Reporter both declare
that hereafter under 40 cireum.
stances viii they support a man
for office, be be the nominee or
not. who Is not qualified morally
and intellectually to ill the OF.
hce 10 which be is aspiring
Good enough. Barbara. bat If
taxes 4 woman to talk Ike
those" No impeeunious editor
can do It'll. ;. South.
The Montgomery Advertiser
has been fighting very hard
against = third term for the
present governor of Alabama
and, it is pleasant to learn. js
being fully sustained by the
democrats of that State. Third
terms fol- any Office should be
matter OF the most serious de-
bate With the people OF every
The feWest number Of
'neu ATE worthy of 1t. Apreal. !
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THr NEWEST AND Best TH,ses

TIE NEWEST AND Best TH1ses
IN AUTUMN AND WINTER DRY-9OODs CAN BE
BEEN Al sh Ia rs f fskisaAhNr VI
tSuccessor 70 Perry Bro.)
ELEGANT GOLD AND sILvEk PoNPADOUR SILKS
sUF Fiji S sf3es OF LYONS SILKS ROYAL AR.
a SE hahRHS aonk sAIiN RYSHE sSb
FAILLE FkANCAIsE IN BLACK AND ALL
COLOIs For STREET AND HOUSE WEAR AT
ALL THE NEW SHADES IN SILK PLUSHES AND
, xN XlELV h FEpM u 70 % PER YARD.
INCHES WIDE IN BLACK AND ALL THE NEW
COLORs FOR AUTUMN AND WINTER, RANG
~, ING fR0M ~; 90 TO - PER YARD
ELE9sANT black AND SEAL SILK PLUSHEs AT
.wIEpppINS TETIITs 4 SPECIALITY.
CLOTHS IN ALL SHADES AT 81. SO. 81 AND
IMAENsE STOCK OF NOVELTIES IN ALI.woo1,
TRENCH DRESS FABRICS FOR PLAIN AND
TT40Ha W ~ p SUITS. RANGING FROM DOC.
NEW PARIS AND BEkIIN WRAPS, JACKETS, RAG.
kA AN S NEWMARKETs AND JERSEYS AT Low.
ELEGANT BLACK AND SEAL PIUEH WRAPS,
~ JACkETS AND SACQUES, ALI. SIZES,
: N,U1nn6LdlES IN HANDKEkCHIEFS AND HOSIERY.
WOOL UNDERWEAR, ALL STYLES AND SIZES.
GENUINE cAMELs HAiR AND FRESCH BkoCHE
N0yELTlRsIN HIMALAYA, CHupDAANp scotch
..,, TRANELlNG SHAMLS.
tS PLAIN FIGURES AND CoRRECf PRicEs. '
p r,, SEATON PERRY,
street Established 1S4O. II
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Dnrss TmMxrSa BAncArss

BARGAINS, too many to describe.
Our Trimmings are cheap always, but at the special
prices THE BEST BARGAINS OF THE SEASON.
Whether it's trimming for your new walking dress
evening costume, or to patch up tho Old. We oIe
dozens of surprise prices between the two extreme,
quoted below.
Silk 0nlps 20c to 81 yard.
Milauaise Cord Ginps, ?5c. to 81 % sJurd.
Pattern Gimps. 9Se. to 3d. yard.
Ornament 6imps 3i.35 to $S yard.
Persian Band Trimming, Sl.l5 TO S3 yard
Persian Gimps, s?.GS to 81 yard
Persian Ornament Giinps. &5 to $40 q yard '''ss
Jet Ginrs, BIC. to $0.6S yard
Separate Jet Gimps, 5Oc. to ego yard t..siA
Jetand Steel Gimps, from Sc. ayd.
Jet Ornaments, 25c. to $2GS each. -5s,,s .1
Jet Collarettes, $375 to sJ35 each.
Jet and Pcrsisn Gimps. SOS to % yard.
Jot Fringea. q to s335 yard o 'ft
Cut Steel Gimps u to s535 yard.
Silk 0irdles. al coloru. 79c. TO $o35.
BUTTONS Of Crochet, steel, Pearl and Steal
Jet and Steel Jet and Crochet Horn, Metal and Ivory
for Suits or Costs ALL AT SPECIAL pRICEa nut
tons to order to match your Drcss
THE PALAIs R0YAI.
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:; F; T. {. s. s + ! E.
MN IN EEEs I'm ssss
EEEsH L. III 5:
WV ZEE A RRR
~ T. /: 4. IL il
ss sss 4 + E.. I.
szss I ~ LII. Il.
A ZIG LIST OF BIG BARGArNs

BIG LIST OF BIG BARGAINS
IN STYLE. QUALITY AND PRICES we win com.
pare our stock with any line Of MEMS FURNISHING
GOODS shown in town. and we know how the CON-
parison will turn out only ask Of you TO MAKE
THE COMPARISON.
DRESS SHIRTS (Cnlsundered)
Our q Famous" Utica Nonparisl Shirt for SOC.
Our 81 Famous" Plated Shirt for Csc
Our SOC. dwight Anchor Shirt for SOC.
+ NIGHT SHIRTS.
Our SOC. .pwish. Anchor" Night Shirts for 4oc
Our SOC. Dwight Anchor Fancy Trimmed Shirt
for Soc
Our 75c. dwight Anchor" Fancy Trimmed Shirt
for 69c.
HALF HOSE.
Csc Fancy Striped and Solid Colors Cast dys, war
ranted, for SC. pair: q 10 . box
35c. All WOOL Cashmere Hose 25c pair.
5Oc. Al-wo6l Cashmere Hose 35c. patR
&. T.; ,.cy UNDERWEAR r..ae ... So
Our SOC Merino Underwear for csc. .. "
Our S5c Merino Underwear for Tic.
Our Sc Scotch Underwear for 75c.
Our 81. SO Lambs Wool Underwear for 81.
Our 81. rs Scotch Wool Underwear for 81 25.
Our 90 Australian Wool Underwear for so
We have of the largest assortments Of heavy
derwear to lie found In town with the prices decidedly
the lowest.
GENTS GLOVES
We are selling Dogskin GLOVE at 81 that we war;
rant It comes in all desirable and fashionable shades
Q Perfect ut always
NECKwEAR
Our CSC 'FOUR-IN-HAND" and TECKS are the
same that sold elsewhere at Csc We have them in
q large variety of patterns. Our 45c. ''FOUR-IN-
HAND and TICKS vii, speak for themselves
HANDKERCHIEFS,
As specially. We will take all of our Mems INC
Colored Bordered Hemstitched HANDKERCHIEFS
and offer them at &c. each.
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No Mn CAx FrxD Our.

THERE ace SOME THINGS NO 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 NAN CAN
PRoPHEsY.
WHAT SORT OF ApyERrlsEMENrs
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 TINE WORKS. AL
MOST EVERYTHING CHANGES. BUT NOT
EVERYTHING IT Is USUAL To SAY THAT
EVERYTHING BECOMES ALTE1xD N
TINE: But THAT ISN'T So
FOR EXAMPLE:
IN THEIR RELATIONS TO ONE ANOTHER
MEN HAVE ALWAYS BEEN SOMEWHAT
cONFIDINa AND TRUSTING THIS Is THE
BASIS OF UNIVERSAL COMMERCIAL In
TRRCoURsE. IT Is THE KEYSTONE OF
CREDIT. AND HONESTY OF PURPOSE.
INTEGRITY OF CHARACTER UPRIGHT
NESS OF CONDUCT, FIDELITY TO oBLI-
aArroNs-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 WE'RE 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.
s2l AND s23 SEVENTH STREET NV.
AND CSC MASS. AVENUE
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- Letssxs relating 10 tho editorial or n,.,,...
departments Of The paper should be ..,ars...,, y,
ne tditos, % The Pabliahsr. a. the csss may be.
a. sos 10 an individual The latter course fire..
9asnuy eaasss vsxasious delsyA
Communications cannot be returned.
Where preservation ID desired, writer's should re-
r'in copy Of their manuscrip,a.
Anonymous communications are not read
IN u~ ou'~e- Hh therefore useless 10 send thena
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We shah opsn, on Monday. November s. for
the inspection Of customers, the building just
annexed, and which in connected with the main
store BY large, and handsome archway.
Every reader Of the "st,r" il cordially invited.
wOODwARD l. rorupop
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n presidential canvass u nearly at an end,
and yet the contest 10 70 clese that q pre-
pesdsrsncs one ode or the other Of less than
tan tA9as.nd votes viii very likely settle the
reUalf
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A DAY Fo. Tn BApr.

Monday is the day and second Aoor win be bright
ened with babies clothes Of every description imaein
able Comfort for you and the baby too-Comfortabae
Chairs, Retiring Rooms and salespcope
who fond Of babies. Not only special prices for
babys things but everything in connection with your
new walking or evsnin2 dress quoted in the
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BLACK LACE FLouScrscs.

BLACK LACE FLouNcINcs
1t would take the pencil Of artist to derct the
beauty of the patterns and the pen of one more
clever than the Paais Royals advertising man to de.
scribe them. Our buyer says: "Y"u ,,av state that
these Laccs are by far the best paues pe ere s,cured
As matter Of form tho p-ice-lst is given; it's more
apt to deceive than instruct
42.in. Silk Chantilly 81. So H. IS, e. &C. so g.,
Oil. GS. 81, $3.50. u. s68s.
42-in. Spanish Guipure .25. s16o. 81, S2 0s, g..
05-in. "Dircctoire" % yard
Aim. Silk Spanish Is yartl.
54-in. Silk Drapery Nets thgured) sl Al 10. Ais.
S1.25. $50. s10S. -. $a.0s. $3.50. s3ps
THE PA1.AIS ROYAL.
Continued below)
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FoR MosDAr.
DRESS GOODS DAY.
SPECIAL PRICES WILL PREVAIL
j2inch Atwood Canvas Diagonal, in all the dark
colors good. firm, hzrd-wised yarn but q trife too
light IN weight Just suited to the present season. can
not be Duplicated for less than 0Oc We shall close
the entire lot Of IL pieces At 37hc.
Soc
54-inch Al-wool Heather Mixed Cheviot, in the
most desirable colors and mixtures; splendid ser
viceable material. unsurpassed for durability guar.
snteed not to rough crock 81 pieces all told
and never made for less than 75c will he sold ut 5Oc
per yard
30-inch Atwood Ombre Plaid; Just received 20
pieces Of Choice Plads in many beautiful designs and
harmonious colorings admirable for entire dresses
In combination with plain, for children, equal to
any ever sold at 02<c aud desirable bargain at
Doc. per yard.
EXTRA sPECIAL-75c. GOODS FOR Soc
At the great trade sale Of last week We secured 81
pieces Ut Basket Armures and DaRonals These goods
were valued BY the importer at 70c. We forum.
ate In securing them ut such price that the
public OF Washington can b. them ut two Of the
regular price These goods goods fully 40 inches
wide made Of the finest wool yarns d ed and finished
by the famous Guillanet, Of France in the newest
shades. and are without doubt the best value ever
placed Oh our counter at 5Oc. per yard
Sec these goods If you need dress, for never such
an opportunity again.
LANsBURGH BRO,
Instgstors Of Low Prices,
1t 400 422 424 and 4oO 7th stn.w.
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F. F. / 4 . E E.. 4 : . + :: ::
k ss1 S'S III 4 +
kk Nooo T "a LIZ
gBH A sRH Soc A II IN y
Ssss I "A 4 I / g aa ss I ~ I # SsES
/ Il ssss TIT
III SSSo
ILL II ssss I
FOR MONDAY. NOVEMBER 5TH
You'll try and bring the baby ON Monday, won't your
TIN be worth your while. We don't have Q splendid
sale without substantial price Inducements
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
(Cnntinued heloHl
DoNr FoneEr THE BApY

Dowr FoneEr THE BAsY.
Whether IDS for the first baby Of mother whose hus.
band has well filed pocket book, or for the twelfth
baby Of the struggling mother with an unucky hus.
band, tia all the samo to IN. Garments from few
cents to many dollars EACH Complete outfits from O.
to $3.50.
Our 81 Silk Coats not less Of bargains than the
3pc. Wooden Coats and the s548 Silk hoods are pro-
portionstely a. cheap as the 30r. 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. Pdlais Royal Prices are lower and
when special OF reduced prices quoted 1t means
bargains extraordinary. r: q '-Ff
SPECIAL PRICES ON MONDAY -...
BABIES CAPS AND HOODS. d"
plush, Silk, Worsted and Elder DOWN.,
BABIES WORSTED GOODS
(Bootees, Sacquss Hoods, Legyings, Militia, etel
BABIES SHORT AND LONG DRESSES,
Cambria, Nsinsook and Iinen).
BABIES FLANNEL GOODS
(Skirts. Shawls, SacQues, Wrappers etcl
BABIES RUBBER GOODS
Everything that is reQuired,.
BABIES SHORT AND LONG CLOAKS
Cashmere, Merino, Eiderdown, Corduroy, Sikh.
Shall expect you aud the baby Monday. II it rains
there's the car or your carriage the case may be-
49, THE PALAIS ROYAL.
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HALF TURNER'S PRICES.

Select now becsuse you obtain choice Yurs v.yv In
quality though the prices may be uniform % tss oss
hrpostnnt TO have Arst choice Our stockiis vurea,
lookint through sor. frs TWICE ID L4El6R "a Nv
prseeaihe season. piiess 40 yer cent is han tAsy
b lister. to induce you 70 buy now
Better Furs and lees prices than later -
What moro can we write!
THE PALAIs RorAI.
a xIsxER Prop,
Nd Cor. 18th st and p sys
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THE FoLLowrNe Are BAneArSs
ALIwooL HRNRIErrAs. 40 in wide, SOC. even
ing and street shaded d.
BLACK PEAU DE SOLE SILK At s1 and s125
COLoRED BENGALINRS worth S2.50, at 81 So
ARAURE SILKS slishtly imperfect at half-pr1ce
s250 quality for s1.25
ALL SHADES. RICH QUALITY. COL. PLUSH.
S12o.
ALL-SILK vELvETS at $3.50
ALL-SII.k CREPES eveding shades, 75c
EXTRA VALUE IN BROADCLOTH ut 81 So
ARMURE CLOTHS, choice shades
New Hosiery and Underwear
New Table cloths and Napkins ut Very Low prices.
Rich Black Silk Sicilienne. Black Gros-gran Faille
Francois, and Moire Silks in all coors ut the Very
Lowest market prices
New Stock Of Mourning Goods
W. NJ SINISTER SONS,
NJ 90 Pa. Ave.
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CURTAINS Ar REDUCED Pn1cEs.
The last two pairs of style are difficult to sell
for various reasons.
Who wants them at dollars off!
pairs Real Lace Curtains,
Reduced from $50 to s37
pair Irish Point Curtains,
Reduced from s25 to s2O.
3pairs Lace Tambour Curtains,
Reduced from S1s to s12
D pairs Irish Point Curtains,
1 pair Lace Tambour Curtains,
Reduced from S15 to %.
4 pairs Swiss Applique Curtains,
Reduced from $40 to 1926
Pair Irish Point Curtains,
Reduced from % to $3.50.
Pair Tambour Lace Curtains.
Reduced from IS to IS.
Pair Swiss Applique Curtains,
Reduced from 90 to S4.25.
y Pairs Embroidered Swiss Curtains
Reduced from S5 to 50. SO.
Pair Swiss Applique Curtains,
Reduced from So to s;.02
Pair Swiss Applique Curtains,
Reduced from $3.50 to g.
Being the last to some Of these Curtains show
handling. That they good values at full prices
evident or would all be sold but the few we've quoted!
II you really want any of these Curtains YOU MUST
CALL EARLY MONDAY MORNING.
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
(Contiuued belowN
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west virginia Ii not q state WHARF anyone
vonia LOOK for democratic victory in these
esys on general principles. During the wal
and Tor some years afterward, the republicans
held fast 70 the state which they had themselves
ersaaed for political purposes, but the force Of
geographical environment presently over
esos all sentimental considerations, and
IN ls76 she cast her electoral vote for
TndAn, BY Q plurality Of h,5S4. Han
cock got plurality Of II, l4s, with popular
eaa6d.ts IN Grssnbseker wesver 10 pull down
his yotf. IN 1874 Cleveland polled a plurality
A,z2a, eysu though Butler drew ont but
500 votes I'll ssId- This, followed by the drop
Of ~ dsmoeraae plurality in tho congressional
elsetiOo 1t 1855 70 sss, has led some san
gaans republicans 10 hope for the res
tossHon Of the state to their party column.
Tha1 v almost too much to expect, however
In tSs4 the conditions were peculiar, mas
msch - Ar. Blaine, the republican candi-
dnee, enjoyed the highest popularity per-
sosafiy In various parts Of the state, was inter
esesA In some Of its great industries, and was
in 'sssss political and private relations with
Other dnaneiers 30 interested; while the large
Is,0 and workiagmen's element introduced
int the states population by the development
OF We mineral resources and the then recent
ere, Of railway building, was antagonistic to
CisveiAnd's success In 1886, again. various
l1sSl Questions necessarily inserfered with the
e1ays Interpretation Of the result. There 10
10 asubs, however, that q strong prosectionist
seutiment has gained . foothold in West vir-
stn3A, which, IL il could be used as an Offset to
he loyalty which Is felt, everywhere in the
sostA. 70 . party name, would put the state
isto The same doubtful category with Connecti-
euA New Jersey, and Indiana.
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II seems astonishing that nome Of the politi-
cal esmpaiyasrs with long memories, who are
q sesssing the Ssckyille incident In the light Of
sesric precedent, should have recalled the
e. Of William Henry II .rison, appointed by
John Quincy Adams to represent. the United
S.asss In Columbia, and recalled by Jackson q
frv months later On the ostensibls ground of
d ,lomatic indiscrstion. His alleged offence
1asisted in the writing Of a letter to General
.,.mon Bolivar, then at the summit Of his DO
. ncal power. urging him not TO accept the Office
Of dictator. The recall excited much bitter.
ness Of feeling against the administration, for
Harrison was very popular With his fellow citi-
-; and the masses Of the people could see
roeeing wrong in an American minister's in
{ rfsrsnes with the domestic politics Of q
fisodly nation 70 which he was
accredited, a. long a. his advice
vA in accordance With the demo-
e-atie traditions and policy Of our own govern
nsot The immediate friends of the deposed
-iinstsr, moreover, raised the point, BY oom-
5 rison Of dates. tina. Harrison wrote the letter
sftsr his successor bad been appointed, and
hence when he was once more simply private
et6sen; but Tie friends Of the Administration
rsssrted that. owing 10 the long time required
Tor the Transmission Of news 10 South America
al ~ in ls2s-hs had not Jet received in
formation Of his suppression, and therefore
vss guilty Of On indiscfetion a. far a. his
hnovlsdgs and intent were concerned. although
technically his defence might be valid.
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