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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-11-13

When the superintendent has attached
his signature to the requisition it is taken
10 the store. where it is filled, signed by
the storekeeper, copied into a book and
filed.
The meat is in the special charge Of the
butcher, and the bread. cakes, crackers,
flour. meal, etc, are in the charge of the
baker. II any requisition calls for any OF
these articles, the original is retained and
copied by the storekeeper and he issues his
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-11-13
The Cook and the Footman

Merchant Traveller.
Said the cook TO the footman; Its great
use that pepper has iBthe kitchen"
yes" was the reply. "but the nutmeg has
CRATER"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-09-17
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(6prtiesuns.)
6einrih Confidence.

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f1 bittenb benz Wdb6en:
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gbelmanns unb Yaters I'LL foIteru tSns
men! Sd babe ben Rel4 Der grriebrisurs
Bis aaf ben 8cbsn ssIss,t -. Nber bas
Guss 1T nt5ts sesen ben Nnblit osines
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Iis, laB mid BEL Dir grOit finben! - I'D,
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ftsr5sn Dor Sual!
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auf sinen Stubl. 0as Wdbtsn ndbsrte
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isine S9uItsr, inbsm fe i5mersIid i~euiSts:
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bas aetrdumte Slid usrsehsn! a4. er
wiro iterben Dor Sdmsrs!
2snora, 2snora, i6Iu5Sts Der gbeImann
febsnb.
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ftap auf epis psrlieren! Sd touute perse:
ben BEL benz iur9tbaren 9sbanten! Oo4,
70 LANCE i'd bid babe, Mill ID gctt banten
unb p~rsiieu....
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an's 5srs, ssrts ipra5Ios ibrsn S5msr3
unb cine Sobssifiae umsab Slater uno
Gcd:er.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-18

The movement in favor of rational LIQUOR
legislation, in support of which meeting was
held In Baltimore last evening under the
auspices Of the Roman Catholic church. is I'M
doubtedly destined to make its mark upon the
moral history Of the whole country. The
meeting, however, might have extended the
scope Of its resolutions further, and included
agenerA recommendation Of the local option
system, as ministering at once to the needs and
the desires Of every community In the rural
settlement, where every man knows something
OF his neighbours business, and where the
great mass Of public sentiment points in one
direction, 1t is often practicable to enforce a
prohibitory rule. There the anti-saloon ele-
mens, under local option system, can have it's
way and cut of the liquor traffic altogether.
In the large cities, where prohibition cannot at
this time and in this country be en-
forced, the most effective form of restriction
Gamble secured In a license SO high as to drive
the worst class OF dramsellers out OF trade The
extremes TO which the campaign for prohibit
ton as universal rule has been carried, dis
regarding the practicability OF its local en-
forcement, have placed many persons of prac-
teal views in the false position OF apparent
antasonism to the principle of temperance A
local option system, which enables each COM
munity to choose for itself the strongest law
which 1t has the power to enforce, offers a basis
Tor the harmoniziug Of all efforts for the sup
preston BY law OF drunkenness and its yicious
offspring.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-18

Much complaint was made a few weeks ago
about the insufficieucy of freight facilities in
Washington. shown by the blockade which
occurred after the Knights Templar made their
visit to the city. Ii is undoubtedly true that
the railroads running into Washington need
more and better terminal facilities, and that
special causes have recently made the city y
special sufferer in this respect; but the testi-
mony which comes from other parts of the
country indicates that the resources of the rail-
roads generally for the transportation of
freight are inadequate, and that large part of
Washington's inconvenience is endured in
common with other cities. The lamentations of
shippers and carriers have been heard on all
sides for the insuficiency Of the equipment
oven Of the leading roads in the United States
From one source comes the statement
that 1000 more cars could have been
used this season, and from another that
there was an average of 400 cars a day in de-
fault on through freights alone. This was the
result, in part, Of the warning uttered by SO
many conservative prophets, that we were to
have period Of commercial dulness following
the do-nothing sessions of the 5Oth Congress.
The facts have oyerset all theories The abund-
ance Of the crops and the operation Of the Or
binary trade laws of supply and demand were
enough to start. the railroads booming. The
grievances from the delays may perhaps be
endured philosophically in view of the general
prosperity Of which they appear to have been
to some extent surface index. And it may be
reasonably expected that next year the rail-
roads will not permit themselves to be caught
with a supply of freight cars so inadequate to
meet the demand
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-18

The latest reports of the revolution in Brazil
confirm the impressions of The STAR as to its
motive and the seat Of its special strength.
There is no longer any question of its complete
ness, when we learn that Dom Pedro has
packed his trunk and gone for n visit to his
European relatives. The good old man has
suffered simply for the accident Of his royal
birth. II the blood of a royal house had not
flowed in his veins he would have made the
best republican of them all, for ne knew how
to be progressive without faint of radical
ism, and dignifed without vainglory. The
gentle way in which he has been treated by the
insurgents, who seem to have felt compelled as
u matter Of self-protectiOn to force him into
exile indicates in what high regard he is held
by his people, and is in striking contrast with
the conduct of reyolutionists generally toward
the monarchs whose thrones they pull down.
II must not be assumed, however, because
the Brazilian revolution il accomplished
fact, that the republic will have plain sailing
from the start. A standing army is perpetual
menace to free institutions; and it becomes
doubly dangerous when it has once, as in the
present instance. realized its power by over
throwing an established government Under
the modified system Of compulsory military
service in vogue In Brazil, the army is merely
a hired force, ready to be moved, by such Gen.
siderations as increase Of pay and privileges, in
obedience to the will of any temporary leader
with forceful presence and clever tongue
There is nothing to prevent fatal rivalry
from sprInging up between two commanders,
one Of whom is inimical to the party in pos
session of the civil establishment with the
sequel Of the arrest, perhaps the Punishment
at point of bayOnet, Of the president. his cab
met ministers and other leading officers of
state.
The change wrought in Brazil in single day
seems almost miraculous. Without bloodshed a
monarchy becomes democratic government 1t
is in line with the calm and peaceful processes
whereby the emancipation of the slaves was
secured, similar extraordinary event in the
history of nations, as unlike as possible to the
experience of the great republic OF the north
ern continent Nothing speaks with more as
surance for the Brazilian faculty for self-gov-
eminent. if the ambitions of individual leaders
can but be kept in repression and the military
force thrown into the background.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-18

THE HOUSE BEAUTIFUL
Take any of the following articles place them taste
fully in room and what difference there will be
In that rooms appearance For very little outlay Of
money you decorate the house artistically from
parlor to attic.
We've quoted SPECIAL prices on the goods men
toned; there be better time to buy than now.
s1250 CHENILLE PoRTIERS FOR ss9s PAIR.
An actual fact They have handsome wide dados
with plain tops of the following colors: shades OF
Terra Gotta, Old Rose Steel Gold, Olive, &c Will put
these along any curtains in town for $3.50.
ss.9S FOR YOUR CHOICE NOW
s1.25 China Silk scarfs. Is patterns, for CSC.
each
So Canvas Chenille Ga Covers for 81 80 each
New Int. China Silk Scsrfs. fringed. 25c. each.
Can't be told from silk
Monte Linen scarfs. centers Of assorted colors
worth Soc, for 39c. each.
54-inch Linen scarfs, drawn ends. 25c. each
72-inch Monte Linen scarfs, fancy drawn work CEN
tiers, marked sl.25, for CSC. each.
Oval Tray Covers. fringed all around, csc. each
Fancy open-work Monte Linen splashers. worth
75c. for ACC each
9Oc. Figured China Silk 75c a yard.
4-inch deep Bargarron Thread Fringe. all colors
something new the time and trouble of making
your own fringe, 25c. yard.
Irish Point Hand-work Mats and Scarfs, 3Oc for
small mat.
$3.50 for 72-inch scarf
All intermediate sizes. Hundreds Of other arti-
cles. If you buy your Art Materials and worsteds
from US you will save considerable pin money during
the year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-18
Gloves Ar REDUCED PRrcrs.

In a little while We shall devote our energies and
advertising space to Evening Kid Gloves Fancy lac
Mitts Fur Trimmed and Lined hid Gloves also Cloth
Gloves. They arriving daily.
In the meantine the following Reduced Prices for
the ordinary Promenade Eld Gloyes-Gloves Known to
80 many OF the ladies and gentlemen OF Washington:
Mems SOC. Dogskin GLOVES reduced 20 S!ls
Mems Sl.5O English Derby Gloves for 81 81
Ladies' si.Jo 'Palas hoy al" Gloves Tor IL 3D.
Ladies' 9Oc French Hid Gloves for Syc.
Ladies 3sc. Suede md Gloves for SSc
Ladies' $50. Pigskin Mousquetair,s for Sic
Ladies Use. Hid Gloves for 59c
~ All the above Gloves In all the New Winter
Shades have the latest style Spear Point Embroidery
and with the exception Of the ladies Csc hid Gloves
ARE WARRANTED.
We tell you the plain unyarnshed truth when we
state the only reason for not warranting the Csc
Hid Gloves is because you would not buy the more
peIisiye Gloves.
,c.., THE PALAIS ROYAL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-18

Ladies' Boots in small and large sizes made ON mar
row lasts with opera aud common toes. reduced
in price follows.
Ladies Sos Andrea Button Boots for AL
Ladies' So Dongoa Button Boots for 81.
Ladies' 81 HEnd-sewed do. Tor 500
Ladies' $500 Machine made do. fSS $3.50.
Ladies 81 Hand-sewcd hid Boots for 81 30
Ladies' So Curtis * Mhcelers do for - 80
- Ladies' English Quilted Satin Slippers. fleece
lined aud velvet trimmed, all sizes keduced from
Sl.65 to 81 pair.
- Ladies Cioth-top Rubbers, all sizes, width NJ
and L. Reduced from 81 20 to 40 cents.
~ Boys Goat Slippers, patent leather trimnings
sizes : to ). Reduced frola 81 to 5oe Rpair
80 Boys Patent Leather CIoth-top Button Boots
hand-sewed sizes IL TO /. Reduced from s35O 20
$50 pair.
"a Boys Celebrated Goodyear" Rubbers, sizes n
to Az Reduced from 05c to J5c pair
,o TIE PAI-AIS ROYAL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-18
Do You WAxr
BIG BARGAINs.

Do You WASr
BIG BARGAINS,
T III T T. T. F 4 r
sl2 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
WILL GIVE YOU THE BENEFIT OF
GREAT CLEARING SALE
FOR TWO DAYS
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY,.
OUR USUAL HOLIDAY CARNIVAL WILL
COMMENCE SOON AND WE NEED MORE
SPACE IN OUR sTH-sTREET ANNEX FOR
THE IMMENSE STOCK NOW BEING AR.
RANGED. IN ORDER TO GET THE ROOM
WE WILL CLEAR OUT THE FOLLOWING
GOODS ON TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY
GREAT SACRIFICES.
READ AND PONDER OVER THIS LIST.
THEN HURRY AND SECURE SOME OF
THE BARGAINS.
5h-Foor BAMBOO EASEL ONLY 75c.
OUR REGULAR PRICE csc.
DAINTY PAINTED SEWING ROCKERS, 75c.
OUR REGULAR PRICE csc.
EAsTLAKE CARPET SEAT ROCKERS. Sc.
OUR REGULAR PRICE sl.25
HARDWOOD HANDY FOLDING CHAIRS. CSC.
OUR REGULAR PRICE. 75c
ADJUSTABLE ASH BOOK SHELVES, 2lo.
OUR REGULAR PRICE cec
PATENT FOLDING WASH BENCH. GO,
OUR REGULAR PRICE 1925.
PLAIN COCOA DOOR MATS, 4ac.
WORTH FULLY SOC.
FANCY MAJoLIoA CUspIDoRs ESQ.
WORTH FULLY 3ac
ocTAGoN GLASS FRUIT STANDS. 800.
WORTH FULLY 55c
HANDSOME VASE PARLoR LAMPS, $3.50
WORTH FULLY s3.4s.
HAND-PA1NTED SALAD BOWLS, lie.
WORTH FULLY 35c
RIBBED CRYSTAL GoBLETs, Sc.
WORTH FULLY 6Oc PER DOZEN,
ELEGANT SATIN-FINIsHED VASES. 400
WORTH FROM 90 TO csc.
BRASS TABLES. PLUSH cENTERs s1.7e.
WORTH FULLY sa4s.
VERY LARGE BLocK-TIN DISH PANS, 2ec
WORTH FULLY 35c
EXTRA LARGE BLOCK TIN DISH PANS. CSC
WORTH FULLY SOC.
COAL HoD. POKER. SHOVEL SITTER AND AsI
PAN. THE ENTIRE LOT FOR SEC.
THIS COMBINATION Is WORTH 55c
THE FAIR, s12 9TH ST NV.
II FRANKIE CO.. PROPRIEToRs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-18
FnEscH RoBEs Ar Cosr.

Eleven Robes at cost of importation. When you ro-
member that the trimming is included and that the
fabrics are the superior French Cloths you'll properly
appreciate the bargains offered:
Two s25 Robes reduced 10 ego each
-Four sl6 Robes reduced 10 $3.50 each
Two sI4 Robes reduced to ell SO each
Five eli. so Robes reduced TO 90. so each
rFwere not these robes. at the former prices from
al to o. below the credit store pricess
THE PALAls ROYAL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-18
Is TINS THE TRUru,

Csc. PLAID AND STRIPE sERGEs FOR 3sc. A
YARD
1t sounds too good to be truth. Let's explain.
These the warranted Atwood serges that COM
menccd the at 6s. as and S5c.-the price de-
pended on where you bought them. For various
causes the price has been gradually reduced until we
offered them at 45c. yard The last drop-To $40
A Yards only temporary. for Monday. Tuesday
and Wednesday, November ls, TO- 20
Sc Having secured over 100 pieces Of these serges
last week still have good variety Of styles and in
order to make the supply last tin Wednesday evening"
only one dress length will be sold each customer.
THE PALAIs ROYAL
(COntiuued below
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-18

When the Boston merchants get Grover
Cleveland's free trade ideas and Henry W.
Grady's protection ideas at work at each other
across the dinner table the fur will fly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-18

The accession of Brazil rounds out the list of
South American republics. Republicanism is lin
the air in the Americas, even more distinctly
and Enthusiastically than is Grover Cleveland
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-18

Rains In this country are like thrones In som,
others-they continue to come down.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-18
pPP ZEE RRR RRR Y = ssss
PpP P En- Ii kRk R E Il wy ssss'
P ZEE Il 4 4 4 7 ssss
IN Ribbons.

Any department that IL worth maintaining IL worth
advertising: but department can bejmaintained by
advertising solely. There must be the vitalizing
strength Of merit the sustaining power value,
ana the inauguration Of established confidence. And
So Tor precisely these reasons, instead allowing
stock OF ribbons to degenerate we keep what is
,cdnted, what is used and what is the newest richest
and best
We are showing something entirely new in double.
faced satin Ribbons. The latest shsdes-Eiffel,
Absinthe, Aahss Of Lilac, Salmon &c. Three inches
wide.
An Incompatible assortment Of Satin edge Moire
Ribbons. All widths.
AL the prevailing widths in Satin edge Gros Grsin
Ribbons. livery fashionable shade
In Black Ribbons we can show all the desirable
widths In Satin. Satin-edge eros Grain, Moire and
Plain Gros Grain of the very best qualities
The choicest quality of Black Velvet Ribbons, with
linen or satin back.
Our lines Of Colored Velvet Ribbons include the
most acceptable shades
An Offering is made of Surah Sashes in the seasons
choice shades. Each Sash is four and half yards
long with knotted silk fringe. Prices a. and 80
each.
An extremely rich Satin-edge Grcs Grain Sash Rib
bon, inches wide The most stylish and harmonious
shades. Price $3.50 yard
Avery complete stock Of Black and White Moire
Sash Ribbons from 81 to $3.50 yard.
Customers win please observe the character of the
items we mention They are not "drves" for verita-
BILE values can never be driven below line OF worth
We have no JOB Lots" among our Ribbons and hence
no such prices to make.
The Ribbon Department. is at the right Is you enter
Avenue door.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-18
WAxsrrr. NEDwELL.
ss2 n. CHARLES ST. BALTIMORE, MD,

Win open In willard's hotel private parlors.
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 10.
anA ensuing week. the latest Paris Novelties Ia Cos
tansA wrsy4. Carriage, Reception Dresses. Mornins
pres.ss. Matinee and Tea Gowns. Orders taken ans
perfect nts guarsptes1 pl3-l0t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-18

SILKS FoR FAscY WoRK.
Fifty shades Of satins at s3 IS and o5 cents ysrd
23inch China SILKS reduced from as to so cents a
yard
32-neh Figured India silks. Sc. yard
ls-inch All-silk Pushes. Sc. yard
sB-For ideas concerning the scarfs and Drsperie.
also the many knich knacks made Of these silhs zee
the display In the Art department. adjoining the Lac
department.
TIE PALAIs ROYAL
l. LsNRR,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-18
Jon Lor BLAck SILKS.

Jon LOT BLACK SILKS.
These don't guarantee, but, having closed out
nearly 100 pieces at q discount Of 20 per cent we
should be offering these silks at onefth less ts
usual prices We ask Investigation.
2.-inch Gros Grain Silks. Csc. I'D.
- inch Heavier do, 15c. I'D
2o-inch surah Silks, SOC. I'd
20-inch Heavier do, Csc. I'd
24-inch surah Silks, 15c. I'D.
2o-inch Faille Franchise Use I'd.
c For Innings and foundations Of dress these silks
are almost too good We leave to you their use.
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-18

NOBBY TAILOR-MADE JERSEY JACKET, SILK
~ Cord Edge, Welt Seam Bell Sleeve, SAITH Faced
Drectoire style 500; have the exclusive style
Of this garment. KAUFMAN'S DOUBLE COMBINA-
TION, 1241 and l243 l tn st. 8. o. uiO-:}t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-18

l AN WHAT / AN
f'ktS assSSfsNSR St 1s MAXI Kf4rH CAM
for the pious pretenders whose oily tongues polished
manners nnssp perforated promises and pitifni
into disrepute.
determined to nail them to the wall and to clineh
them there and this is
How DO II.
Conductors of street aud other cars-take Whit
You will Ind IL beneficial your person and POCKETS
CONDUCTORS OYERCOATS Full indigo blue
pockets OF double drilling and leather bound EYelets
for change of buttons and staunch collar All in
one for the simple sum Of
MEMS ovERcoATse s5.ss4, ss.75, $3.50 s7,75.
viii not consg You NOR iese Rriess
make you wonder how we do it, II is, Indeed wonder
bS S2S oS2kooArs p y 81 $500. $3.50 1897,
a. %; "a; 80; s4:I5 and 800 up. You may think
having origin fac-please come and see Tor YOUR
selves, that will dissiPate all doubt.
s9.53, $1,000 and sII IS up The pious pretenders
will please proceed 70 pull wool,
AND sis75 s up. rh 81 si ma
Of wool that the pretenders pull will obscure the
in Oh the people, facts and figures are stubborn
BOYS sUJTs.coass Vest and Long Pants 70,
sTifs ron SMALL BoY,s-yackets and Pants
MEMS PANTALooNs.
You may travel from Dan to Beersheba and fail to
9ssn :ss9 r. aS.ssy sns gEse and si q
to have you call and verify the above figures.
VICTOR T. ADLER's
TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE.
OF and 929 9TH St NV.
Corner Massachusetts avenue,
STRICTLY ONE PRICE.
Open Saturdays until IL pm. nrx
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-18
SIPS BRoapcnorHs 9So.

PIs-C DROADCLOIHS JOG.
The sale of Broadcloths has been slow this season.
and prices have consequently fallen. Our sI.25
Broadclohs full 81 inches wide. extra heavy
weight and come in such desirable shades Dahlia,
Heliotrope. Eife Red Terra Gotta Myrtle Olive, Tan
Mahogany, Golden Brown. OF course. black. The
only question that remains is where's the best quality
at the prices That's for you to answer.
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-18
81 WARR.SrEp BLAcK SILKS.

81 WARRANTED BLACK Srrks
That is If the dress slips crooks cracks within
one year of purchase Silk given. That's guar
antee Wen put in writing for the asking.
22-inch Peau de Sole, 81 yard
22-inch Royal Armure sl yard
24-inch suah Silk. 81 yard.
23-inch Gros Grain Silk, 81 yard.
er- The Palais Royal earnestly requests q compsri
with the silks sold the credit stores We feel
convinced of ability to sell at less profit than
the merchants who have bad debts to make good
ask comparison Of these a silks with those usually
sold at 81, 10 and al 25a yard
THE PALAIs ROYAL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-18
Innings.


Any style Lining you may desire IS very
apt to be here-the scarce kinds especially.
Quilted Silk Innings Silk Silesias for Coat
and Sleeve Innings, Black and Colorcd
Farmer Satins, American and English Sile-
sias in Plain and Fancy Stripes, Checks,
Brocades, &c.
27-inch Colored Farmers Satin, 35 and
Soc.
Black Farmers Satin, % inch. soc.
Oh inch. superior quality, zoe. to sI.75.
Quilted Satin Innings, all colors, SOC.
Hirst floor, near Stairway
WOODWARD LoTHROP.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-18

VIEWS
oNE.PRICE CLOTHING HOUSE.
81 SEVENTH ST.,
Offers magnificent line of SUITS and ovERcoATs
for Boys Of all sizes at the lowest prices offered
OvERCOATs for Boys. six to twelve. from $3.50 up
SUITS for Boys. six to thirteen, from e. up.
FOR.MEN.
Asplendid line of BUSINESS SUITS from 90 up.
Fine DRESS SUITS from s12 to S2s.
PRINCE ALBERT SUITS a specially. OVER
COATS in all the new designs.
CAPE ovERCoATs from s12 to SIS SACK
OvERcOATs from $3.50 to s25.
STORM COATS from So to els. ODD PANTS
from 90 up.
sThese goods are all of the hes. material honestly
made. and prices are positively 80 per cent below
those Of oil other houses oc2-3m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-18
TuE Box MARcHE
WET
WEATHER

i HE Don MARCHE
WEATHER
GOODS.
The kind OF weather having lately makes one
think OF the comforts Of q Macintosh or Gossamer
You will find large assortment of these goods our
counters, among them shape called The NARROW,
very much like the Connamara without the stitching
in the back Come in and look ut them.
Misses Gossamers, Circulars and Greenaway . 81 25
Fine Striped Connamara. Observation-Disclosures. Los
Iue MARROW. 320
UMBRELLAS.
Our assortment of Umbrellas never in SO fine q
condition as at present. Our speciaties arc
WARRANTED GLORIAS
WARRANTED SILK,
with Natural, Gold Silver, Horn and variety Of
Handles all at Guaranteed Prices and Written
Guarantee given to Recover them IL not as warranted
not to Fade Split.
See our Umbrellas and Prices.
e. e. 6; s. $ $ 81 81
m s nv IN 4 4 En- En- $}'S #uH En- F.
NTH 1 AZ / 5oSS i i KEN 81 8
mis- BIG 7TH ST. NV
COX PLUSH sACQUE. AZ INCHES LONG. THIS
- AsD week 90; Elegant Astrachan Visite. Deep
Fur Trimmed, Black and Brown. sizes 81. "a, 81,
5000. KAUFMANS DOUBLE COMBINATION.