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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-11

There has been a good deal that is sickening
in the conduct Of recent political campaigns in
Ohio. Both sides are tarred with the same
brush Judge Hoadley unreservedly admitted,
with sharp censure Of the practise, that DEM
ocraric scoundrels in the election in which he
was concerned engaged in forgery and corrupt
manipulation of returns. Murat Halstead now
admits the discovery that the signature Of gu
bernatorial candidate Campbelrs name to GER
tain documents, on the strength Of which he
has been accused of discreditable connection
with atent ballot box scheme, is a republican
forgery. These admissions indicate feebly the
kind of political work which prevails in an
Ohio campaign Both parties in the state need
. thorough cleaning.
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For the South American delegates to the con-
gress now on its travels this will be year
without summer. They left their own coun-
tries about the time the spring season was
coming on, and their discussions may detain
them here till March or thereabout, sending
them back only in time to get ready for their
winter season. Let Us hope that they will carry
home enough warmth in their hearts to COM
pensats for the continued depression of the
mercury outside.
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It viii be pleasant for the visiting Knights
Templar to recall, in looking back upon their
sojourn among Us, the universal verdict of the
citizens Of Washington that no such body of
persons ever gathered in this city has caused
SO little friction. The uniform kindly DISPOSE
ton and the courteous conduct Of our guests
has been the subject Of general remark; and
during the whole period Of the conclave, thus
far, the arrests for disorder among the thous-
ands upon thousands Of strangers who have
focked here with the knights can be counted
upon ones fingers
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Most notable among the mapv features vhic

Most notable among the many features which
have distinguished the gathering of knights
Tsmplar in this city have been the railroad
and police arrangements. In general they
have been excellent The difficulty Of hand
ling vast multitude Of men and women. bring
ing them from their homes distance of hun
dreds or thousands Of miles without q serious
accident and disposing Of them at their desti-
nation without blocking all other traffic, can
be appreciated only by one who has witnessed
the sorry failure often made Of such attempts.
The experiences Of the conclavs indicate
that the transportation agencies may be relied
upon TO meet any emergency, and that the
visitors to the worlds fair in 1892 may be cou-
hdent Of safe and quick transportation to and
from the fair-site, the national capital, and
may expect to be well housed and fed and
protected from thieves and extortioners Of all
sorts during their visit.
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These will always be in stock and reliable cheap
Gloves in every sense Of the word. We have con-
tracted to be supplied monthly with 30 many pairs,
which enables US always to have new and elias
tic Gloves to offer You at Csc per pair Being manu-
featured by one Of the leading European Glove Houses
the quality may be always relied upon Therefore its
not Job lot Of Gloves Offering you but reliable
cheap Gloves Tat mo,e than one month old
wehave found that out from the clerks from other
stores WHO buy here. Why they are worth sl
WHAT THEY ARE.
5-Button Kid Cloves vi new aud correct en-
broidered backs. Tans, Grays and Browns They'll
stand the test Of close inspection comparison with
the usual 81 Kid Gloves: see if they won't
THE PALAIs ROYAL
Continued belowl
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What's the matter with Private Dalzell? He
hasn't been heard from for a week. Has his
clustering whitening curse" gone home to
rooS,2
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RELIABLE CHEAP Crows

Prompt payments cash businessmen only enable
US to sell at smaller profits than do the credi; er.
chants but We are often enabled to make very nav.n
tageous purchases The following lots will be found
unusually good yaluesbeter than ever offered before
in this city.
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
Continued beiowD
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DLAIN OPAQUE SHADES. PATENT ROLLER,
4 2ec Opaque Dado Shades, Patent roller 25e
MANS DOUBLE COMBINATION STORE. 1241 aud
1243 18th st. sc. ocll -3t
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The Box MARcHE
coRsETs.-Besides all our regular makes. such
asc. P. P. D.. R. & G.. c. B. Thorn
sons, Warmers, &C.. Of which we
carry all grades. want to call
s1o0 you attention to a Job Of French
Woven Corsets regular. 81; quality
CORSETS made by the manufacturer Of the c
P. Corset; same shape as the silvia
Long Waist Hook Emb. Bust:
Coo. also shorter corset made by same
mani; regular price 81; choice
either style. 60c.
FURs Only IA dozen Fine Black Hare
sl25. call in and look at Them and see II
you can buy them elsewhere less
MUFFs than s1.25 our price 75c We know
we will not be able to show you
Toe another lot this season like these
less than sl.25.
81 Underwear Bargain. Ladies Camels
CAMELS' Hair Vests and Pants, finely fin.
HAIR ished, bound silk braid. pearl but
VESTS OR tons at Csc Don't think. in fact
PANTS, know you cannot duplicate them
$50. under 81. Call in and examine
Suede Mousquetaire Gloves CTans
Sl,25 only, with new narrow embroidery
SUEDE back You will find them an ele-
MOUSE. CANT Glove for Soc. /; fully worth
500. Sl25 Have them in all Sizes but
not o great many Of them. Don't
think will last over today.
THE
BON MARCHE.
oc1O 3l6 7TH ST. NV.
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Sl.35 Quarry Gloves FoR 96c.

CI.OC QUALITY ULovEs i OR JOc
4button Real French Kid Gloves for e6e. and every
pair warranted.
Do You know the difference between French Kid and
the imitation of Sheep sldns
We couldn't warrant-accept the responsibility Of
the wear-hese Kid Gloves if they the imitation
for such Gloves will wear out Of shape If they do not
tear, in less than week
All the New Shades are shown. The correct En-
broidered Backs.
THE PAI.AIS ROYAL
Continued below)
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Residents no. less than visitor. viii bo pleases "a
read that the PALAIs ROYAL situated the corner q,
18th ST. and Pennsylvania ave- received this morning
over 300 dozen Handkerchiefs. which being bought
very advaniageousy and offered at the small profit our
cash business enables, the beet bargains an
handkerchiefs offered ia Washington for many day
The stock is divided into six lots, IS follows:
90 dozen Mems China and japanese six HGadker.
chiefs az 35c., SOC. 75c.. 81 ana sl23
~ Even the cheApest-those AT m, or 4 Cor q, -
are Mems Sizes, 22K2 inches, with vide and narrow
hemsutched borders. The quality for tie rr males
theln bargain some OF the quaintest borders some
OF them hand-painted shown at the higher tF,ces
In fact some Of the best bargains may De found not AZ
ooc but at 81 and sl25. among tne latter Japanese
No'eIues that seldom retail under $3.50.
LoT2.
1o3 dog. Mems Pure Linen Eandkerchiets NJ lols
20, 80 and 5oc. each 'Of course when IN "A written
Zoe quality Hsndkerchiefs for tc nine readers out
OF ten won't believe it, VAL tie nine please see the
handAeichlefs before they essay a orinio.s That's
all we ask j. the DESIGNS and colors fancy hem
stitched borders and the quality OF the linen are not
co al 20 the usual quarter rakerchif Of the credit
stores then OF 'tarse We untruthn and youn not
a. the future believe the Palas Royal advertisements
And the Soc. or for 81 HaEdkerchiels Is IL usual
10 md better quality or variety at Doc.
LOT 3
l21 dozen ladies' Pure Linen Handerchi.ts AZ
Exc each Revere, Corded Enlbroidur red and HEM
| stitched Borders in all widths. both IN White aud
Cclors. Noud they be dear at lgcs Isn't nineteen
ceits the usual for such lualitlesy Viii Won see
as great variety At any stores in town. Your
| answer awaited.
| LOT 4
~ dozen LADIES' Sheer Linen Handkerchief
Twenty-Five styles Colored Borders fourteen style,
White Borders. Those RI.h Lovely Enlbro dered ara
scaloped Borders VII be much admired and eagerly
purchased. &c each A halt dozen in box makes
present that will be gratefully accepted
LOT 8.
50 dozenthe OF the collection Prices start Al
Doc and gradually rise TO 50 each All are hand
embroidered, those az the higher prices being the best
specimens OF the skilful French woman's art That
from Toe 10 zoe below regular prices are quoted the
| counoisseur viii speedily recoznize
LOT 6.
80 dozen Children's Pure Linen Hanakercbiess All
with quaint fancy borders. Prices-5c each. 3 fo-
2oc;2 for 25,., and lsc saoh. Same qualities a.
Ladies Handkerchiefs at considerably higher prices
THE PAI-AIS ROYAL
CONTINUED belowD
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WOODWARD 4 IoTHRoP.
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE
Cor. 18th and r sts. nv.
FarDAr. Ocrosra IL, 1889.

The attention Of Knights Templsrs and
their Ladies IN search Of . souvenir" Of
their visit 10 called to our superb stock Of
IMPORTED BRIc-A-BRAo
IN original, unique and attractive shapes
and pieces. We pack them carefully in ex-
celsior and will deliver them either q; your
stopping place or express them home di-
rect
HIGH-aRADE oLovEs.-we canno. a.
ford to sell you glove that will not give you
entire satisfaction We can give You all, II
not more for your glove money than you
can obtain in any city. our steadily grow
ing glove trade warrants us in believing we
have the right kind Of gloves. The Csc.
Suede Gloves Will be gone in few days.
We call attention to the following finer quail
tiles:
But. Extra Quality Suede Gloves, all the
new fsll shades, embroidered an feather
stitching, sl25.
But length Mousquetaire Suede GLOVES,
embroidered back; Assorted Tan shades. 81.
sBut length MousQuetaire Suede Gloves.
extra quality. embroidered in feather-s;iteh:
shades of Tan. Gray. and Brown. sI.50.
First fioor)
JACKETS. WRAPS. LONG GARMENTS,
AND TEA GOWNS OF OUR OWN PER-
soNAL SELECTION IN PARIS. We have
the largest and handso..lest stock Of Ladies'
Outside Garments in the city-a stock that
has few equals in America.
In the tine Imported Wraps we have but
one Of style.
Prices are less than you expect to hear
quoted for such elegant garments.
(Third hoor.D
UNDERWEAR.-Therei is not good kind
Of Merino or Wool Underwear missing in
our stock 1t is the must complete we have
ever shown. Children's Merino, All Wool.
and Silk Underwear in Swiss Ribbed and
plain styles. Children's Natural Wool
Underwear. Chiidren's Continuation Suits
Of Underwear, &c. Ladies' Merino, All
wool, Silk-and- wool. and All-silk Under
wear. Ladies' Camels' hair and Natural
Wool Underwear. Here are q few special
lots:
Childrens' White Merino Vests. Pants. and
Drawers, in heavy weight quality. Priced
according TO size.
16 in. lin. 20 in. 90 in. "a in. in.
CSC. &c. PC. 3lc. SEC. 35c,
We have better quality that begins with
Acc. for 16 inch and rises cents per size
larger
Children's White Merino Combination
Suits Vest and Drawers in one piece.
90 in. 22 in. Pa in. 70 in. 2S in. 3oin.
sl.20 sI30 sl40 sl5o sl60 sI7o
Children's swiss Ribbed Atwood Vests,
high neck and long sleeves. heavy weight.
Sizes No. 2 3 8 o
, LIST quail IS 90 e5c. al Sl.o5 sl1o
I'd quail. 60 Go 30 IS 80 Sc.
LADIES FALL AND WINTER UNDER
wEAR.-1O0 dozen Ladies' White Merino
Vests and Pants, good heavy weight. sizes
20 to 40, and specially good value Only
37,Sc each.
Better quality, in two weights, at Soc.
each.
Ladies' American Hosiery Co.'S Under
wear. priced according to size.
Sizes 20 % 30 81 "a SO 3s
Vests as So 90 $l05 sl.l0 Sl.l5 Sl.20
- - - - - -
Pants - 95 81. O5 Sl.l5 1925 sl.35 Sl.45
We also have two hisher grades Of this
American Hosiery Co.'S Underwear at
slightly higher prices.
Specially good value in ladies' Swiss
Ribbed Natural Wool Vests. in high neck.
with long and short sleeves. and low neck
with short and no sleeves.
Sizes No. q j
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FsAsk- liz AL HIS DEiI,sss.

We KNowIT MAKES YoU ANGRY TO
PAY e.. Is OR - FOR PAIR OF SHOES
AND THIN FIND OUT THAT YOU COULD
HAVE GOT PAIR JUST As GOOD AT OUR
STORES FOR DOLLAR LESS. WHY NOT
CALL AND SEE Usy
MEMS SHOES FROM sl.25 TO IS.
LADIES' SHOES FROM &l TO s.
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New BARGAINS
AT srRAsBUR6ERs NEW STORES.
4o4 and 4O6 7,h bet Dsnd sta
FOR TOMORROW.
CLOAK PARLoR-FIRsT FLOOR
One lot Medium weight Jackets 81. S. Lot Of man
ufseturers samples s36s, worth % to 81. Fine
English Walking Jackets. length, braided, $50.
worth clio. Striped NewInarkets s4oS, worth SO. SO
and $40 Newmarkets will 30 at 81. So Fine Plush
Coats sl6to s25. Rare bargains
LADIES' FURNISHINGS.
Linen Cape Collars &C., worth loc.
inel-bordered Hemstitched Handkerchief SC.
Balbrisgsn Hose. heavy and fine, Csc. worth 39c
Warranted FAst-black Hose 25c.. worth 39c. SOC.
ones st 3Sc Csc for 5Oc. These fast and will not
rub OF crock Fancy stripes and coors in prVpor.
ton.
CoRsETs-coRsETs
We keep IN immense line Of Corsets Will sell you
wha,soone Corset worth Csc. for Soc French woven
eLbr bust for &c., besides finer grades equally as
Low. We keep in stock the celebrated c. p in all the
grades. the r. O.. the Brewster whalebones, Thom-
sons Glove Fitting and many others. long waist and
short waist
UNDERWEAR
ladies' Heavy Merino Vest. and Drawers aec., worth
75c. quality for &C. and finer In proportion. We
have them IN White, Red, and natural wool.
IMPORTANT TO MEN
We keep full stock Of Mems Furnishings. A fine
Linen Bosom shirt for SOC. You can't set better for
CSC
Fine Satin and silk scarfs PC.
Fine Imported Socks, worth 25c.. pairs for Soc
Merino shirts and Drawers In White or Gray for
Doc. worth 75c
Hssvy-vsisht and aness ye. All Wool Shirts and
Drawers 50 set worth So, in Red and natural WOOL
double breasted Linen collars and cuna AL kinds
from 10c. up.
Also visit our Dry Goods. Blanket and Comfort de-
psrtment
Remember have rust moved into these stores and
want to make trade-pronts no obiect-so want
your custom. and vixt viii repay you. Don't for
get name and number.
srRAsBuRGER's,
lt 4oA and 4O6 7th IT I'd door ahoxe ID N n ~
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Nor TRlckrar. Brr War.

undertaking. = spsrstuslism' : INSTINCT
"itchcrafc-Nssics-su n has eeea
called al these-this power Of aivspipE anothsr's
thoushts
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II you are Sir Knisht or q wife Of Sir Knight or
his sister or his very best s.r you are thinking OF
have been thinking. Of what's best 70 tale hom. 20
the folks at home
Are not correct,
What better than Handferchiefss They are Away,
acceptable. they be easily carried and they-need
not be costly.
II you are late resident you are thinking or have
been thinking Of the best place to supply yourself
with Handkerchiefs snd such things
Are we not correct
II you are native you are thinking that you OF.
pected something different TO this when you read.
Your thoughts answered"
Are We not correcty
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FINE. FINER AND FINEST.

All work Of Skill taste and general excellence must
bear price in proportion the amount Of time labor
and risk attending its On this principle
Clothing that call dear IT, whom properly con.
sdered. cheapest in the end-and that which the
thinking regard as cheap il dear ct any price The
Clothing produce and sell is best described-or
graded-as FINE. FINER aud FINEST We carry
nothing that deserves the name Of common; Jet our
straightforward, conservative methods of doing
possible prices at the BEGINNING Of the season. giving
the people the benefit Of the lowest prices
when they want the goods-enables us to undersel
those who charge exorbitant prices FIRST OF THE
SEASON and cut their prices in two when the seasons
over.
We claim NOW to sell finer clothes at lower prices
than those who do that kind Of business can At this
time AFFORD to. aud yet made claim that we
were not prepared to substantiate
ROBINSON PARKER Co.
TRADERS IN HIGH STYLES AND Low PRICES.
ocIlse slo SEVENTH STREET.
HEMP CARPET. leho-. AND COTTAGE RAG.
kAuFMANs DOUBLE COMBINATION h. ORE.
124l and l243 llth u. sc. oc11-3t
FINE WATCH REPAIRING.
COMPLICATED WATCHES SPECIALITY.
n ". GAIT. HRo co.
EstAhlishsd le02 1107 Pa syA sslo-lm
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$I.25 QuAL1rr Grows FoR Csc
LADIES who have informed that these 9sc. IN
dressed Kid NosquetAires eqaai those sold a, SONS
stores for sLs5 have bought in instances half
dozen pairs think the statement at least de-
serves your Investigation.
These Suede or Undressed Kid Mosquetaires come
in s-button lengths in six shades each Of Tan and
Gray.
THE PALA.s ROYAL.
Continued below)
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81 QuAr1rr GrovEs Fon SOC

The 'Palsis Royal' introduced the Pigskin Gloves
10 Washington two seasons since Pigskin Gloves
having all the appearance of Kid but being much
durable. quickly jumped into popular favor We first
sold them and have yet TO learn Of genuine Is-
skin Gloves being sold elsewhere At less than sl
pair.
The new shades comprise twenty-three tints-six
shades each of Gray. Tan and Mode. also Fsvn Drsb
Slate. Mouse, Ecru and Fast Black. They come IN
Mosquetaire style in eieht-button nengthS Every
pair warranted.
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
CONTINUED belowD
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E E e ~ T. IS F. : ::
1911 STREET NV. oc1l
ros B .s. s.ssa Ell II
DoSbfE fS5s ~
i is F ii: / E. E.
{; F. T. I: E.! E.: {.
:: :: 4 + E.. + E. +.
TOMORROW.
SATURDAY. OCTOBER 18TH, AT
T H / T. I. F +. HEE;i
s12 7TH ST. NV.
THIS is OUR FIRST SPECIAL SALE FOR
HOUsEKEEPERS SHOULD SCAN EVERY
ITEM CAREFULLY IN THIS
ADVERTISEMENT.
SPLENDID BARGAINS ARE OFFERED To-
MORROW AT OUR ESTABLISHMENT.
prices SPEAK FOR THEMSELVES"
COME AND JUDGE FOR YOURSELVES.
Silver Plated Sugar Spoons only 1Oc.
Silver Plated Butter Knives only loo.
Genuine japanese Dat Meal Bowls only 1Oc.
Genuine japanese Cup and Saucer only7c
Genuine japanese Tea Pots only 29c.
Hand-painted Fruit Saucers 9 for 49c
Very Handsome Hand-painted Cups. saucers.
and Plates. 6 each, for sl.19.
6-inch White Porcelain Plates for 4c; 6.inch
for &C.. finch for &c. S-inch for &C.; each
Por Cups and saucers only &c.; q Beautiful
Hand-painted China Cuspidor only 49c.; Cow
cred Vegetable Dishes only &c.,; White China
Sauce Dishes only &c.; Preserve Dishes only
&C.; Fancy Card Receivers only &C.; Colored
Straw Table Mats. 3 for &C. Chxmois sponges
only &C.; Oil Paintings in Gilt Frames
only 25c. Cocoa Handle Knives and Forks,6
each, for 47c. extra large covered and footed
Chamber Pals, only 27c. extra heavy Jspanned
Bread Boxes. medium. 35c.; large 45c. extra
large. 65c.; large Clothes Baskets only 47c.;
large Hampers only &C.,; ''Sherwood's'' white
lustral wire Breakfast Casters only Sec:
'Butz'' Liquid Putt Pomade only 1oc per
can; Fluted Crystal Tumblers for &c.;
h-Gallon Water Pitchers only 22c.;
6-Quart sheet-iron Pans only &c.;
1i-inch Round Nickeline Trays only &C.;
Nickelplated Cuspidors. only pc; Waste
paper Baskets. only 23c.; large Bamboo Easels.
only 9sc.; Smyrna Mats, only 47c.; Decorated
English China. sQuare-shsp Tea sets has So
Pcs, only S3.19: a very Handsome Hand
painted Tea Set only S54s We have an Gle.
CANT line Of Decorated Chamber Sets, for style
and beauty cannot be eIcelled. from 81 .9S to
$4,000. An extensive line Of Dinner Sets from
the cheapest to the best.
THE FAIR,
FRANKIE CO., Props.
N.B-DURING THE REPAIRS GOING ON
IN 7TH ST. CARRIAGES WILL FIND IT
MORE CONVENIENT TO DRIVE AROUND
TO OUR sTH ST. ENTRANCE.
1t FRANKIE co.
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YOUR THOUGHTS ANSWERED.
YOUR THOUGHTS ANSWERED.
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WOODWARD . Lorzaoe.
Cor. liA ed . - IA
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NB.-DURINa THE REPAIRS GOING ON
IN 9TH ST. CARRIAGES WILL FIND IT
MORE CONVENIENT TO DRIVE AROUND
TO OUR sTH ST. ENTRANCE.
1t FRANKIE h co.
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ID EMEMBER OUR REMNANT DEPARTMENT -
II - conpets - Il possibly bas the only Houee
that make specially. KAUfNAN'6 DOUBLE CON-
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War CAs W. Serve You To,

It's not st IN likely you need to uss al our de-
parsmsnts ct once. We're going to talk AL
ever the stors'-must: we've got some import
ant thinss to say. but we've divided these mat
tsrs up usta % ct sianos down the margin
yOs can pick out Just the one. two or three
hr,nches that interest yos personally aor.
Every word We say here il Of moment to great
many, but it's not fair to make you sift all the
ore to get ss the nussets you want especially.
sAKs AND COMPANY
BOTS AND cHILDREN's DEPARTMENT.
suITs-A family with boys. little or big,
make . mistake not to look over our
second door. whichever directs the
purchases, father or mother or even
the children themselves dts per
fectly safe to send them alone to Us)
make bee line for Saks'. In the
FIRST place everything that's needed
for them we've got. Where else can
you enjoy these fscilitiesi We've the
best qualities; none others; all the
patterns that are right and proper.
and those only. Where else are you
sure OF thats And every purchase you
make IL with the understanding that
IL it's not thoroughly satisfactory
your money is refunded without
hesitation. Are you accorded that
privilege elsewherei Now added to
all this you'll ind material differ
encs In our prices compared with
others, difference in your favor
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sAKs AND COMPANY.
POPULAR wEARABLEs AT BUYABIE PRICES.
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND TIN STREET.
esl1
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81 QUA1rrY Crows FoR Csc.

Continued beiow.D
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-11-14
A TRsPaE TRAGEDY.


STOCKTON, Nov. lS.-Constsble Dial
of Lock, ford tel.phoned Sheriff Cunning
ham Y. stetday forenoon that a preacher
n nm. d Ross. about 4 o'clock yesterday
morning. murdered his wife and H.
year.old con and then killed himself.
The telephone worked badly. and it was
with d ,iiiculty that the message was
made OUT. Up to noon no furthur
particulars of the tragedy had been OBJ
tanned here.
The Sheriff has gone to Lockeford.
which is a small town about seventeen
miles from here. on the San Joaquin and
Sierra Nevada Railroad.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-11-14

WASHINGTON, Nov. ID President
Harrisou's message will be sent to Con
gress in typewriter form. Heretofore
it has been the custom to have the mes
ssees put 10 type and printed by trusted
men at the Government Printing Ottice.
The President, however, has decided to
de part from the practice OF his predeces.
sors and the newspapers will be thrown
ou their own resources to obtain this
much soupht.after document.