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Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1889-05-08

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AuGz.. .G!0uE ET1E'Y'!' Nc,
Han ober an siS him dp. an
las night | waikedihimdownl
to d4,ribbef, pihted acrosstoI
Canada an told him to skip
He skipped. Sich of youns
had your moutsali'ready for
lsomthin' good will no doubt
feel q bit disa tpointed until
/ furder explai Bya lsse
full study Of tte Hon. Jossss I
diskibered md ot his pin tss
l"I found dag gfie was econ6-
|mizin' on boot heels to hpy
.Imor'db's dem br.issI watch
chaius':',. go, e.. ~. + :, Sc
"He WAS maxim one shirt
Has him doorh' da spring sel
zun in order to buy fo' pink
collars which reached up to
| his ears. (. ~
"He hadn't any underclotlles
but had a galvanized watch
run twenty-six hours to de
day.
"He was barfutin his butes,
but he wor' a glass diamond
dat nebber cost less dan 80
cents. .ss.
"Fle hadn't any obercoat,
but he wore a pair ob butiful
yal|er kid gloves dat mad eb-
cry Streel-kar hoss drop detl
in his tracks.
while he didn't carry a
comb nor brush, he swelled
out on blue handkerchief on
which de Car of Russia mite
} hev. aclled to blow his nose
b ."He showed me a dozuu
blank checks on varus banks
: dat: he was lnggin' round tt
: show. but il took his last
nickle to git acros' to Cana
; da."
HE had a beautiful way o
speakin' to you, but thret
different policemenwargwynt
to run him in fur a suspicious
character"
"While he hadn't had
good squar' meal in two
, weeks, he was armed with II
: or Is cheap cigars, which wa'
not better than stubs" o
: good cigars, to make a SHOW
on de Streets"
J IL looked oher him, an un
: der him, an all around him
an | corn to de konclusiol
dat we didn't want any ofhi
hints on economy. | din'n
want to seem too cool ant
sever, wild him. an artur tur
MIN de subjick ober in m.
, mind | decided dat de Unitet
6 States was an unhealthy eli
J mate fur his SYSTEM"
= On motion of Waydow1
9 Bebee, the thanks Of the clul
s We're rendered the presiden
( for his action in the case, an
J a resolution ofsympathy wa
J, extended to Pickles 'SlnitI
! for having loaned the Hon
y Jones 50 in cash without 81
curity.-Detroit Free Press
h JoTR1Nas FROM COVE CREEK.
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1889-05-08


Caldwell county, but begins
IN Mitchell and ends in Wa
tauga. e i. S.W.
Rescue ef tie Dsnnark pasDsnesrs
a1A Crew. y ''fF
2tS sftt'f3t:il l it,,i
The steamship, Danmark,
left Christiansind onthe 90
OF March for New York. She
had board $50 passengers,
besides her crew, which ,lsus,
ally number flsty snienFi ThsI
passengers were nearly all
Scandmavfans, e,nigrating
to the United States to seek
homes in the West, where the:
majority ofthem havefriends
and relatives. The first news
of the vessel was received on
April-12, when the Inmanli
steamer, City of Chester, ar
rived at Queenstown and re-
ported that on April 8, in
latitude 40 north, longitude
80 west. she passed the Dan
ish steamer Danmark, from
Chlistiansand, Copenhagen,
ETC., for New York. The ves-
sci had been abandoned by
her crew. Her stern was lev
el with the sea and her bow
stood high out Of the water.
She was apparently sinking.
For twelve days no tidings
were received of the fate OF
the 700 people, and day after
day friends of the missing
ones renewed their anxious
inquiries at the Office Of the
Thingvilla line in New York
city, but only to be disap-
pointed. And now comes the
good news:
The certain news of the res.
cue and safety of the passen.
gers and crew Of the lost
steamship Danlnark, is the
most welcomed intelligence
the telegraph has conveyed
to the civilized world in many
a day.
The steamship Missouri is
a favorite ship OF the world
just now, and her master
officers and crew are the he
roes Of the hour. The cap
tain of the Missouri is great
er than a victorious General
his men than a conquorine
army. They have saved
nearly seven hundred human
lives, to do which they proml
tly threw overheard a valu
able cargo, worth hundred
Of thousands ofdollars. Hat
it been hundreds of millions
it would been all the same
The Missouri sonly a freight
ing vessel and there was n,
room for the. people Of tn
Danmark until the cargo q
tho 0MiSaOl,pijwaS thrown In
to the sea.
Thus do men who hav
braved the dangers Of tn
deep, and go to sealn a shiT
teach the lesson to landsme'
Of the value Of human hft
and how insigficant is a to-
of gold compared to one hi
man life. ''i9' u
} onSsr Spelling For A Saw Bones.
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For intermediate rates coslsS-
ropd with the Editor. is
Local notices scents \ lire. "a I
Subscription invariably il Al
vAScE und advertisements raSa-
lie on demand. !.
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/ A DEMOCRATIC family newspa-
her devoted to the interest Of
bts County, State and Nation. 3;
Published every Wednesday at
boone, Watauga County, Nc, !
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1889-05-08

wealthy honable and infuenr
shall as be il member Of as
sembly and god nnse I dop't
want to lose hynl what shall
do ans by return mail. I Y
!frpg ga Yours frat.ssas
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kEPhAlIuE

4 ssss ssa reliable rsn:SX ! !'s ! 49, q 4 lt!,
Srona nassed over the painful surfass giveei
nsdists relief With termination Of Tie attssk
Price go. and sos. pr bottle. 1ok sAA1
~ ALL ORU0GIeT9.
Prepared only BY W k1PWALN8 DaUo "
aoaaP. uoStA oofoo0a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-06-28
A CHAxcx Fon THr MEx
Mems Furnishing. OF bsst quality and 81 the lowest
prices ever quoted b. the
F. 4 : 4 IL
Enf 8 g ~ z /
kE 90 90 Z "A EIIl =

The reduced prices are bona fde-a statement that
is unnecessary 10 regular patrons. but in
town may have yet 70 learn that the Washington
Pslas Royal annually closes the in this sppar
entity reckless but really wise Son,etiB<s q
pays 10 ioss.
MEMS 47c. sCARFs FOR CSC To he absolutely
correct IL should be written CSC and Ate Scsrs
25c Butts few Of those that Csc. The are
the correct knot and puff scarfs Of light color summer
silks, lined with satin
15c. COLLARS FOR &C. Compare these collars with
the much-vaunted oc collars sometimes advertised
First you'll notice that the button-holes of the Pssis
Royal Collars cut and then stitched by hand The
usual 1oc collars rst sewed by machine and the
hoies for the buttons cut afterward Time is saved
but the button holes ragged after the stitches
cut, as you'll notice The lc. collars offered you to-
morrow for 9c each at the Palais Royal really ISc
collars. not l0c trash.
&l25 FLANNEL SHIRTS FOR 81. Answer this
question and youl better appreciate this bargain:
Whe,~ else you oct WOOL aannei SHIRTS for 81 esq
gel FLANNEL SHIRTS FOR 75c Called flannel.
but nearly all cotton However, the patterns, the
colors. the 1T like the expensive shirts that
they were great fsvorites at 81
Not more 10 spare for the men, but much could
be written of pure linen Handkerchefs for loc. Um-
brellAs, warranted year, for sl19. silk Stitched
Flannel Shirts for 81 IS. Best French Balbrisgnn
Underwear for Soc Prices that less than the first
cost of the materials See the qualities and you'll
say so.
For Ladies below>
TINT Nj M
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-06-28
RoBrssos. PARxrn & Co.'S
SPECIALS.

Among the very many desirable suits which we are
selling this season at FIFTEEN DOLLARS ts15,
each IL Black wide-waie worsted -Four Button Gut
away style. halfskeleton back. faultless IN make,
style and fit It's our candid opinion that no such
suits offered in this country before for the
price able to name now-FIFTEEN DOLLARS
so light and stylish are they
OF course we keep up our sizes in those Black and
Blue English Serge Suits that we've already told you
of and which we are selling 80 rapidly at FIFTEEN
DOLLARS each.
We're also selling Feather-weight Cashmere Suit
in Sack styie-Light Steel Color-skeleton back, At
s15. These are, without exception. the handsomest
hitting Sack Suits have ever handled.
Our Ten and TwELyE-DOLLAR Serge Suits ssill
have the call The output is growing greater every
day. The better known they become the more we
sell-all of which is quite right
In light summary garments our stock was never so
complete as now-theres absolutely nothing left out
nothing forgotten Our line of Mohair Coats and
Vests leads the town In variety Of style and pattern
Alpacas in every color and shade Cancels Hair Cloth
Coats and Vests. Light and breezy fabrics from
Sunny France. sauzy garments of Cas.ilisn and
Moorish Manufacturers well as the seryiceable
native weaves. All these, remember, are marked to
sell Ut the lowest prices NOW. Now Is the time you
want them Wanting them now. this is of course. the
place for you to buy, unless indeed, you wish pay
two prices for the goods you want-BECAUSE YOU
WANT THEM-and because those who do business on
the scrobatic plan, up-and down down and up again
system. can't afford to meet OUR prices NOW aud cut
THEIR prices when the season will have passed. Do
you catch!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-06-28

Ladies' not only the reduced prices a truth. but
the former prices brought but little profit to the
Palais Royal. The something that can't be shown
here-the STYLE the fit. the hnish-mAke these shoes
the best Of bargains.
S2.75 Bronze Slippers reduced 20 $50.
$3.50 French Kid Slippers with the Louis XIV heel.
reduced to 32.40.
Sl6S Dongols Kid slippers reduced 10 $l.35.
81 so Dongols Kid Boots. all sizes and widths,
duced from $3.50 TO to $3.50
S5 and e6 Hand-sewed Kid Boots, broken sizea Re-
dueed from % 70 $500
$3.50 Boys Goat Slippers with patent leather trim
mlngs- All sizes and widths Reduced 10 81 pair.
gEAbout 100 pairs OF odd sizes offered at half
price. Worth the full price to those who can wear
them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-06-28
SEE Tn 39c. SILK MFRS.

When you find they the genuine Milanese SILK
and were originally sold for soc you'll probably APP
preciate this bargain.
Those extra long that sold for 7oc marked down
to 5Sc q pair.
The 6Button Silk MousQuetaire Gloves in Black and
coors at 25c pair the beat values yet offered
The Milsnese Silk Gloves at 75c. 20 cents less
than prevailing price.
Those with small large hands may secure to-mor-
6S Kid Gloves for Soc, CSC. Kid Gloves for
25c. The colors and styles and quality rghtthe
sizes only wrong-5H. 5a. TN.
THE PAIAIs ROYAL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-06-28

The stock-takng prices for yalises, etc. should be
appreciated since reduced prices seldom quoted
Just when the demand is greatest
"vALISE" is a name which includes the "Glad-
stone" the 'Club" the Catfish" and the various
binary shape hand aatchels.
THE GLADSTONE" is on the Concertina style
II Expands and Contracts at will Of owner. The
strong leather straps nickel patent
lock ETC., make the '6adstone' life time travelling
companion. In giving the size the length only il
wardrobe-the Gladstone" expands and contrscts-
"GLADsToNES." OF GRAIN LEATHER. leather
lined and saddler sewed
Inches ............... IA 16l Is 20
Prices SO e65ol e9.7o
Those with linen lining cost considerably less, and
from the outside view the above quoted
Inches................- 10 Is | 20
Prices. S350 1885 &425
GLADsToNE'S OF ALLIGATOR limitation).
These are linen lined but the superior outside trim
mings and the impossibility of telling. by looks,
whether it's real alligator imitation makes this the
the popular -Gisdstone"
PRICES: 10 inches. $3.50; Is inches, e275.
The real alligator viii out that In the
distant future you reckon the economy Of buy
ing the best-lS inches Sl5. so.
THE CLUB"
$The CLUB" is a modification Of the Gladstone
the improved Gladstone il might be called. Made of
goatskin durability with iighness and good looks is
insured. Full size for $6 each.
THE CATFISH"
The "CATFISH'-so called because of the capacious
mouth. When closed it looks small and modest a.
can be- Open it and you get at everything inside
in twinkling. SO each
THE HAND sATcHEL.
For business man or for woman or on summer
tour intent all need the Hand SAtche Sizes here
the bachelors trip of day two the big Satchei
for the of family. PRICES, when you come
to notice the finish and style of the Bags THAT WILL
AST0NLSH YoU-pleasantly astonish you.
SATCHEIS OF REAL ALLIGATOR Qeather linedD
The best possible-carefuy hand sewed throughout.
s ssss a9 rs s4So s4sss 90 $3.50 IS $3.50
sATCHELS OF IMITATION ALLIGATOR.
AfAcsiine of Real Alligator because produced as BY
electrotypins.
s f,sss ;-. 10. L. sii1io sis II .iHso
These with Leather Lining and Nickel attachments
like the real Alligator bags.
Size le-inch for %. IS; 14-inch, a.
SATCHELS OF GRAIN LEATHER.
No stronger. neater. lighter durable bags
than these.
Inches ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10 IL il4l l6
Prices. l3o 81 20 81 $3.50
Sc The Paiais Royal prices sometimes produce
the impression that the goods must be inferior but
that's only those who content themselves with read
ing Of the goods, NOT % those sQhe them.
81 You can't expect 'Palais Royal" prices at the
credit stores.
THE PALAIs ROYAL
(COpfiDuex1 beJOW.l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-06-28

Hon William Walter Phelps probably never
posed for beauty; We really don't see how lie
could do so; but he is nothing Ike SO frightful
an object as the newspaper portraits now APP
pearinS represent him to be,-a fact upon
which the S,'ittsr-f rduea of Germany are to be
feiicitated- Meanwhile, before starting for
that country. Mr.. Phelps would seem to be
justified in iudulging IN n H;t'e shotgun exer-
else on some OF the so-ealigd artists.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-06-28
The Star Out of Town.

TIE EvENTNa STAR will be sent by mail to
any address in the United States or Canada
for such period as may be desired, at the
rate of fifty cents per month. e. But al
ssoA orders must be accompanied oy G'e money,
or De poper cannot be se,,t, no acco,uts are
ksTt trit mail subscriptions. 20
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-06-28
II. GorDscHmn.
Ioo7-Ioos r ST. NV.
ALWAYS IN THE LEAD.
INTERESTING BARGAINS FOR HoUsEKEEpKRs
TOMORROW esATURDAn.
NO BETTER VALUES
NoLowER PRICES.
II. GoIpscHx1n

NO LOWER PRICES.
You can't but find what win please you You cannot
make mistake buying at our prices TO- morrow.
JEwELRY AND FANS.
Palm Leaf Fans for &c.
japanese Folding Fans assorted colors, for So
Japanese Fans, worth from 25c. TO Soc, for 1sc.
Figured sateen Fans. worth 7sc., for 4Sc.
Gauze and Satin Fans. worth a1.2a for $50.
Silk Gauze Fans, worth a.. As, for Sl.SS.
Amber Beads, worth 3Sc and &c. for 1Se. and $50.
Roman Pearl Beads worth 15c. and 25c, for &c. and
1Sc.
Children's 6-kt Rings, worth 4sc., for 25c.
Forget Me-Not Gold Rings worth @1.1S for $50.
81 Bracelets for SIC.
Solid Silver Chaselaine Watches worth S. %, for
s4eS.
WATER COOLERS AND FILTERS
Jewett's Celebrated Porcelain Lined and Charcoal
Filled Water Coolers and Filters, all Sizes at greatly
reduced prices.
CRASH IN CHINA
Bargains from the largest and finest stock in WASH
ington
So English Decorated Toilet Sets. 10 pieces for
sI7s.
sses handsome Hand painted Toilet Sets with jars
for So AZ.
s49s Hand-painted Toilet Sets for ss4s.
%. 4s American China Hand painted Tea Sets. 6s
pieces. for s5,9s.
sl99S elegant Glasgow China Decorated Combf-
nation Dinner and Tea Sets, 127 pieces, for s159s.
StT celebrated English Milan China Dinner Sets,
III pieces, Tor sl39S.
800 handsome decorated Sduare-shape french
emma Dinner Sets assorted decoratons lis pieces,
FOR s2s.so
BARGAINS IN THUMBS.
show the largest and most complete assortment
ever shownin washington from the leading manu-
factnrers IN the country.
"a % we'll bound Zinc Trunks tomorrow 1898.
So AZ iron bound Oil Canvas Trunk. with iron bot
tom. tomorrow for &49S.
40 iron-oouno oh canvas trunk tnA'-'oP' WIN
nesVy las'enings' tomorrow ior 500
$3.50 strong fancy zinc lrunhs 'o-ncrrow" @o.fo'
$3.50 Alngs'or zinc irunKs nea'y oouno' 'o-no1-
rowN s'eo' .
Sio4o Fine Leather trunk IRON pounos musiAu-
hned WIN double trays tomorrow lof eo.oo-
SlI-SS Large Leatner 1runK1 Wen hAoe' very sHons'
to-morrow Tor ~. 10.
Sl6 Oh Canvas Trunks. bound with ieather' nrAss
nnlshinss muslin hned ostfaps sna iron oot'o, To-
morrow Tor Sl2es-
80 steamer Trunk. tomorrow Tor $50.
81 Steamer Trunk, tomorrow Tor So4o.
SeSteamer Trunk. tomorrow tor G4o.
rhi. !. grand opportuni'y 70 purchase RefEs.r.-
tor OF ice oness ~ hnanui"Oturers Ptioes' PoSA-
lively will offer every Refrigerator or Ice Chest in my
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-06-28

A question which the humane people OF New
York state would do well to consider is whether
il would be more cruel to kill Kemmler with
an electric shock and have done with it than
to brighten him 10 death by letting the cleo
trieians carry their present controversy further.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-06-28
RELIES.

TTwAs ONLY THE oUALITY-Ir WOULD BE
sAKs'-HUNTING PRICE AND QUALITY To-
GETHER IT'S GOT TO BE sAKs'. ITS LONG
Tow-LINE BETWEEN THEM-QUALITIEs WHERE
YOU EXPECT TO FIND THEN-PRICEs WAY
A-sTERN.
IF YOU'VE GIVEN CLOTHING A THOUGHT To-
DAY ITS BEEN ABOUT SOMETHING THIN-To-
MoRRowLL BE AS BAD - LOTS MORE DAYS
THATIL BE WORSE.
CAN'T KEEP YOU PERFECTLY cooI~BUT CAN
REDUCE THE EXTREME
"LIGHTs"-YoU KNOW HOW IT'S SERVED
PRICES AS LIGHT AS THE WEIGHTS
white Flannel Suits.
Lawn Tennis Suits
English White Serges-Suits
True Blue" Serges-Black or Blue
English Cricketing Suits
Striped Flannel Suits-Ours and Imported
Mohair Coats and Yests-from Deep Choco-
late to Straw Color
Seersnckers-CAlcutta. English and Ameri-
can-Light and Dark Stripes and Checks
Thin Serges. Coats and Vests, cut In clerical
style.
Alpaca Coats and Vests.
Batiste Coats and Vests.
Pongees-Plsin aud Fancy.
Gros Grain Siks-Coats and Vests.
White Flannel Trousers-Miiitary Stripe in
Dark Shades.
White snd Fancy Vests.
Blazers in Gay Stripes and Polka
Office Coats
Travelling Busters.
THIRD FLOOR IF YOU'RE GROWN UP-sEcoND
FLOOR IF YOU'RE GETTING THERE
MUST ADD SHIRT WAISTS TO THE LIST FOR
THE BoYs-THEIR MOTHERS ARE WEARING
THEM THIS SEASON. Too-oUITE A CRAZE
HERE FOR THEM.
COMPLETE LINES-A HALF-DoZEN BRANDS
A DOZEN QUALITIES AND TOO MANY PATTERNS
TO COUNT.
THREE Oh FOUR SIZES AND PATTERNS IN
-FOUR LOTS AT A RAGGED PRICE-wEvE TORN
OFF PROFIT AND SOME OF THE COST TO
HURRY THEM OUT. IF ONE SUITS YOU AND
FITS YoU-ITs ALMOST GIFT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-06-28

Executions by electricity have already begun.
The reputation, fortune and happiness of Mr..
Howard. lately sentenced to nine years and six
months in the penitentlary, are among the first
victims Howard brought the judgment upon
himself by his electric sugar-refning swindles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-06-28
A WINDOW Full Or These.

Special Bargains go In the windows. That's why
you may zee samples of the following in window Of
No. L 10 Pennsylvania avenue:
25c. Crepe Lisse aud Fancy Fold Rufr,ings reduced
to pc yard.
12,4 Mems and ladies' Pure Linen Handkerchief,
In nearly one hundred different patterns, reduced 10
1Oc each.
The 25c. Mems Handkerchiefs reduced TO zoe.
Many 25c. ladies' Handkerchiefs reduced 70 lie.
Warranted All silk Windsor Scarfs. will wash. 17c
each, or for Soc.
The best l2Ifc. Embroidered Null Ties yet shown.
Black silk Spanish Guipure Lace Scarfs. Those
feet long reduced from 81 to SEC Those feet long
reduced from 3 II rs to 81 40
The Grenadine Yelling in all colors, for
only lee. yard
Wsrranted 3-ply Linen Collars, 3 for 25c. and Cuffs.
3 pairs for e5c.
Then there are a lot Of fancy sE1semere' SETS etc.
in the window, but you can't see them paper.
(Cpptinued beloWl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-06-28

II it be true that British capitalists arc buy
ing uP the water-works in American cities, it
shows what all-around spectators those trans
Atlantic cousins Of ours are. Getting hold Of
our beer on the one hand and Of our water on
the other, they fcrestau the future settlement
OF the liquor question, no matter which side
wins
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-06-28

Developments in the Cronin case continue to
show that certain camps Of the Clan-na-G Gael
would be more appropriately placed in the
Clan-nO-gcod.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-06-28

Capitalists have been found bold enough to
invest in pottery trust Are they not aware
that in the crockery market bad breaks are Of
daily occurrence?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-06-28

Woodruff has not made fresh confession for
several days now. The hot wave must have
submerged Chicago and wilted his powers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-06-28
Continued below,
LEATHER GooDs FoR LADrra

Ppckstbooks. Card-CaseA Bella &c. n Q hundxsA
and one stylcs-
Have you seen the new safety pocketbooks~
Have you the real Antelope Sstchels With OH
dised attachments for only 0Scl
Have you seem the Velvet Novelties ct o1oe
TIE PAI4AIs ROYAL.
A. LIsNER
5e2o Oor. 18th and PA ava
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-06-28

Nav BAReArss
AT wEYL's oSE-PKIcE CLOTHING HOUSE,
3Il 7TH ST.
Once Coats, Csc.
200 more of those White and Fancy Vests at 75c
Seersucker Coats and Vests at 81. worth $50.
Seersucker Coats and Vests at 81. :j, worth 81.
splendid line OF Alpaca. Drap dEte, Mohair. silk,
Serge and Flannel Costs and Vests % per below
all Others
500 Boys Suits st Just about one-half the prices
asked for them IN other stores
FOR MEN.
Suits at 81 so, worth $40
Suits at 50 25, worth s14.
Suits at s12, worth sl6.5o.
Suits at $i5, worth $50.
fun line Of Serge Suits at $3.50, $3.50. $3.50.
and $40.
Prince Albert SUITE from SIS mp.
Clerical Suits OF the finest cloth and manufacture at
about half value
We eau fit most any up to 40 chest measure and
80 inseam measure, at
oNE-PRrcE CLOTHING HOUSE
sp1o-3m 81 1TH ST.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-06-28
CUITs-lO PER CENT DISCOUNT.

II the prices high in the first instance 10 20
per cent discount might not make them cheap. 10
cent az Iutdis Royal prices offered Chosen
from all ladies' and Childrens Suits in White India
Linen Persian Lawn, Cssameres. Henriettzs, Cling
hams. Flannels Jersey Cloths, &c
N Especially see the White suits. Samples in
TO see the Blouses of Domet Flannel for 9Sc each
The patterns the same silk laces the style
and the look of IS. so Bouses- You'll say 80.
Prepare for going AWAY by reading below
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-06-28
FnrsH SuprIars Or Straw Hrs

Another largo lot OF sdEN's, BOYS AND LADIES'
sTAw HATS just received The largest stock in the
DUNLAPS GENUINE MAcKINAwS in al shapes
DUNLAPs FIFTH AVENUE STYLE Of summer
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