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

The impressive ceremonies with which the
first congress Of Catholic laymen was ushered
into existence at Baltimore yesterday were
naturally of historic character, as the occa-
sion was also notable for the celebration OF the
hundredth anniversary Of the appointment Of
the first American Catholic bishop. The ex-
ercises suggest ground for pride quite as
much to those who do not accept tine
religious dogmas of the Roman church as
to those who do. The same spirit
Of freedom which carried through the political
revolution of century ago made 1t possible
for a church that has suffered persecution in
even so enlightened country as England to
live and flourish and bear fruit here. Our Con-
stitution. which forbids a religious establish
ment, or any interference by the national gov
eminent with the free exercise Of religion or the
requirement of q religious test as qualifca-
ton for federal office, has stood between
the Catholics and oppression in coun-
try containing large majority of
Protestants or persons Indifferent to the dis
tinction of sect. just truly it has sheltered
the Protestant denominations, the Hebrew, the
agnostic and the atheist from compulsory at
tendance upon an uncongenial worship or taxa
ton for its support. The sense of equality be-
fore the law has enabled Catholics and those
who are not Catholics to live in peace
and on neighborly terms with each other,
assoclating in society and business, as in
politics, without friction. When wars and
epidemics have come upon US nobody
has asked what creed was professed by the
ministers of mercy who have been thickest
where the danger was worst. 1t is a state Of
things of which every American may we'll feel
proud No other nation on earth can show a
past record or present condition that paral-
lels il.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-11

The ballot box is, after all, the most wonder
full Of slot machines. You put in a ticket. and
out comes a governor or a judge. The pro-
ceeding derives an additional charm from the
element of mystery that surrounds il, for there
Is often no telling which governor or whish
judge You may look for, and ii is intims ted
that IN some parts of the country only certain
kinds Of ballots fit the slot and count as effect
i've in putting the machine into oneratinn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-11

The two ends of HdrPer's Weekly don't pull
very we'll together. The editorial end occu-
pies the secretary's Office of one of the New
York worlds fair committee, while the BUSH
ness end gets out supplements showing how far
superior Chicago is to any other site for the
worlds fair in 1892. Possibly the business end
got tired of waiting for the editorial end to do
something and branched out on its own ac-
count. The two ends will be wise to compro-
mise their differences by uniting upon Wash
incton
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-11
''Ex1rUs AGRA u oBAr.n

Great battles are fought in which thousands and
tens OF thousands OF men are manned, manRled and
grave questions. although 1t brings ruin and wretch
edness and desolation aid death Still it is claimed
oy the most enlightened nations of the earth that
THE END JUSTIFIES THE MEANS"
II in prosecuting our business we should find il
necessary to make expose of the tricks resorted to
by many in the trade-whch results in the ieecing'
by the sweat of their browswe believe good peo-
pie everywhere would applaud the act and heartily
'EXfTUs ACTA PROBATE
Under the present ruling, however. permitted
to do asking your kind considerate
We are selling suits of Clothes for Mensack Coat.
at s6:75, $50, 1876, 1915, sIo75. s115o,
strictly Atwood Suits for Men-cutaway Coat. a.
ss;75 1913. slO.76. s1I.75, si2.23, sI2'75,
Cashmere Besver and Worss at 81 Sc S
$40 $3.50, $3.50 1913, $1,000, S1075, s12.25
Boys overcoats- Melton. Tweed Cheviot, Cashmere
ana Chinehila at SIS SO. $3.50, 1887, $4 ~
"a A. 20. -; %, SEQ, s3;3I aPf
-. so. $500, SO. $3.50 s675 81, sT25, 81. Is up
3g.!s q; Soc s ana sheI. P,nts z $l75
Prince Albert Goats and Vests. VIDE Male, beauties
Msl2.2o, sl4.60, sl5.4o. 5000 sI7.75. SIS 10
1850. az. 40, 5000 up
Mems Pantaloons. sea of styles, at Ell .25 81 So
s512, 800 $40, s2.is, s2.s7. 80, $3.50.
The above s quotations convey but tan. Idle. Of the
MADE CLOTHING, the great variety Of stylcs and
patterns which we have ON exhibition and sale Come
and see for yourselves, You welcome always dur
PORTUNED TO BUY.
TEN PER CENT cLofHiNG HOUSE,
g2I and 929 9TH st NV,
STRICTLY ONE PRICE
Open Saturdays until IL pm. NIL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-11

The New York Times gives much space to
an investigation of the practical working Of the
new ballot law in Massachusetts,, and concludes
that the result furnishes convincing evidence
of the wisdom of quickly adopting the Saxton
bill in New York. Disorder and confusion
were banished from the polling places. and the
great objects in view were all attained. "Coer-
cion, intimidation and bribery were made i'm
practicable or futile. Many nuisances, annoy
snces and abuses were done away with. indie
pendence was protected and secrecy of voting
was assured Expenses which afford an ex-
cuse for assessing candidates and virtually SELL
ing nominations were mgde unnecessary and
the actual cost incurred by the public was far
Less than that which it has 20 bear indirectly
under the prevailing system" There was
some delay in counting the vote and making
returns. but this is found to have been mainly
due to the newness of the system and to the
form of ballot used, and will disappear with
the experience and facility which come from
use. The lessons Of the Massachusetts, expert
ment are worthy Of consideration in every
American community which votes.
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F F A 4 { l.. 4 J. / $;
f + II ~ {. I /.

Let the Ribbon and Dress Goods departments tel
their story and believe much might be said Of
other departments.
2.23l PIECES OF RIBBONS,
Our Buyer enters the dull wholesale market ana buys
out the contents ola ware house
The loss is to the who deals In them wholesale.
The gain IL to the Pslais Royal and its patrons Re-
member this: These Ribbons are warranted ali pure
silk no matter what the price These Ribbons arr
warranted perfect These Ribbons come in all the very
latest shades Now tits for you 10 learn the qualities
for the rrices and then the rush will commence
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-11

That ordinance forbidding itinerant street
music In New York city must have been passed
after discovery that the foreigners who earned
living that way had never been naturalized.
and hence could notvote. If the ward strikers
and ballot singers were musical in talent or
taste not an adverse word could have been
dragged out Of the city fathers with yoke and
hahn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-11

Now that the Paris worlds fair is over and
out Of the way people will have more time to
think Of the exhibition Of 1897 at Washington.
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r. GOLDSCHMID's,
1007-1OO9 F ST. NV.

. STYLES OF CHILDREN's NEwMARKETs-oNE
- Wash Print and the other q Fancy Cotton Wor.
sted, made stylish and fit well ages, from to IL
years; II. 30 kAUFMANS DOUBLE COMBINA-
TlON, 1241 and 1243 18th st. Sc n9-3t
= q INCH WIDE HENRIETTA CASHMERES All,
OC shades, 25c. Der I'd. Dressmakers' Cambrics
all shades, 4Ac. per yd BLUM'S,
n9-~t' 745 and TAT Sth st. s.e
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MEXICAN ICE Gu.
"A 90 successor g, 70 r,-
Once: 10th and sts. n Ice and Coal Orders
BY he'd Wagons. Depot Telephone. 4S9-2; Once Tea.
Z n. WILLIS,
s0ls-3D Washington AAuassk
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OFFICE OF
WOODWARD 3 LoTHRoP,
Cor 11th and ste. nv.
MosDAY. NOVEMBER IL, 1889.

The store and stock were never In such
prime condition for big seasons trsds.
More goods. better goods and handsomer
Inform Ms Of It II ycu can buy the identical
goods we sell for one penny less than We
charge. We guarantee our goods and prices,
which means. II you want your money back
it can be had for the asking.
kBoUT THE DOLLAR BRoADCLoTH.
II IL not the price that lie strange. It Il the
excellence Of the quality for the price. All
other Dollar Dress Goods will stop selling
until these are gone-and ct the present rate
there will not be enough to go around. The
shades are the very latest and most fasiica.
able. embracing among others Eifel Red.
Buffalo Red. Virgil Red, Imperial Red. Rose
wood Red. verdetts Green, c. there Green.
Myrtle, Rhone Green. Serpent Green. Sage.
Bronze, vandyke Brown. Antique Brown,
Seal. Navy and others; SO inches wide. all
wool and only one dollar yard.
(First doorJ
WOODWARD q LoTHRoP.
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4 STYLE OF MISSES FANCY WASH PRINT NEW
l. markets; ages, from IL to Is years; 81 40. You
Will notice that we do not rise size like other
houses. kAUFMANS DOUBLE COMBINATION,
18th st. sc. n9-3t
" Stitched Carpet Lining 2zSc per yard. Venetian
Stair Carpet, 1Oc. per yard
n9-2t' BLUM'S, 745 and TAT sth st. Sc.
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Preparatory TO the opening Of Novelties Cor the
son OF Balls Parties. Receptions. &c. Offering
the most astounding bargains in everyday reoui-
sites the result Of buyers visit 70 The wholesale
markets
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SILK VESTS AT Rrpucrp PRICES

SILK VESTS AT REDUCED PRICES
We have concluded to close out the bal
ance Of our stock Of Ladies' Medium-weigh
Silk Vests while they are in season-whils
you want them. Down goes their prices.
lot Of Ladies' Fine Silk Swiss Ribbed
Vests, low neck and no sleeves.
NASuuSou to..s.s.....-. TOC.
lot of Ladies' Extra fine Silk Swiss Rib
bed Vests, low neck and short sleeves Half
price
Reduced TO. so
lot of Ladies' Extra-hne Silk Swiss Rib
bed Vests. high neck and short sleeves, in
Pink and Cream. Half price.
/ lot Of Ladies' Superior Quality Silk
Swiss Ribbed Vests, high neck, with long
and short sleeves
(First foor.)
WnOnU 4 Z
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Pnrcr Lrsr Or Rrpposs

sFDressmakers and others will appreciate the 70
duced prices quoted for whole pieces
Ten yards 20 each piece, excepting the Black Velvet
Ribbons. which run eleven wards to the piece
LOT s.
@. @. Ribbons Of extra fine quality: width No. 4.
Price &c. yard Poe. piece
LOT 81.
Linen Back oOlored Velvet Ribbons
N0s.'''....''......-........ o
iAru'..-...-...-............ &c. lie lie. Ice.
flece.................-.... soc. ell el.l7. si.44
LOT %.
Satin and Gros Grain Ribbons: width 6 inches.
Price 45e. per yard or s4o5 piece.
LOT 81.
Black Velvet Ribbons which run IL yards to the
piece:
Numbers pr,co p.,u.
(w1dth) harvard 49, -.
lH.-............... 5c...................... 45c.
<S....-............ 7c...................... 60c
.---.-.--..-...-.- loc.....-............... eOc
''''.-'-.'--.....- A-c....--.....-.....-....sl1o
''''..'..'.-'..s.. lfc.................-.... 1.35
''..--'''''-'..... ioc-...-..-.-.-...-...... LOS
20c...................... l.ss
.....-.....-...... 24c...............-.... 2.40
LOT Is.
Satin and GO. Ribbons with Picot edge. width No.
2 Price. &c. yard or 35c. a piece.
LOT is
Satin and G.a. Ribbons. width Nc. /. Price. q.
yard or l9c. piece
LOT B.
Satin and o.a. Ribbons with plain and pioOt edge,
width No. 1. Price. PC. ayArd or l5e. piece
LOT 2.
Black G.G. Ribbons with MORE and Satin edges
Width inches. price sec per yard or 50 90 piece
of IL yards Width IL inches price Al per y.ra or
slo so q piece Of IL yards.
LOT 8.
Miscellaneouslot Of very fine Black Noire Satin edre
Ribbons Prices from loo. to Csc yard whole piece
at per cent discount
LOT 81
Satin and @. @. Ribbons.
Sa S%acer.::::: &c &c. e
Piece.......-...57c. &c. &c. e5c. si24
LOT Is.
Satin and @. @. Ribbons.
Width, No. ?; price, &C. yard or 4sc piece.
,co,,,,.,,--, The PALAIs ROYAL
ARRIVED TINS MonSrSo.
Figured India Silks fun thirty-two C3e) inches
wide
ONLY s. CENTS YARD
u window display Will be made Of these silks as
we consider them not only best ever offered nj IS
cents but superior to the usual al silks in DESIGNS
colorIngs and qualities
CONTINUED below) NJ A~
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Established 1910.

I STYLE OF LADIES' BLK AND BROWN BEA-
l. yer Newmarkets, Directore bust: entirely plain;
extra size, from :3S to ~; something very scarce
kACFMAN'S DOUBLE COMBINATION, 1241 and
LAB IL tn st. n93t
WARD SQUARE OILCLOTH RUGS, 23C EACH.
Il Table Ollcloth, 15c. per I'D. Another lot.
n9-2t. 745 and TAT Sth St Sc.
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GRrAr ALTERATIONS Now liz
PROGRESS
R. aoLDsCHMIDs.
loo7-10oo ST. NV.
SECOND FLOOR
TOMORROW. TUESDAY, NOV IL, 1889
We are now preparing for the Holiday Trade on our
Second Floor which will contain Toy Department.
having found it necessary to add another floor to
present Mammoth Establishment
We are now having built one continuous Gallery PSI
feet long, and in order to accomplish this will be
forced to dispose Of the following goods at One-haN
their actual value.
TO THE PUBLIC.
PICTURES LYING IN PILES
EAsELs IN STACKS.
BARGAINS THAT WILL SELL AT SIGHT.
OUR MoTTo:"
II the goods We sell you do not prove Satisfactory
come to US and we will chesrfully rel fund you your
money.
DUB PRICES FOR TOMORROW.
100 1929 Pictures in Hard Wood Frames, reduced
for shis sale from s1.6s to Csc.
Oft Highly Ornamented White and Gold Easels 70.
duced from $1.4S to 7Sc Special for this sale.
200 Highly Ornamented Oak White and Gold An.
tiQue Oak, Bronze, Steel, Gilt, Ivory and Oak and
Combination Oak and Steel Framed Pictures with cell
ebrated Artotypes in the following well-known sub
jects:
Millett's famous Picture. ''The Angelus."
Marcus Stones Peacemaker and In Love, Fujatives
In PEARL 'Twixt Love and Duty, Cynthia The Fates,
Family Cares, Laughing and Dreaming &C., which are
acknowledged by every to be the ost wonderful
bargains at $19s; they sold very close at that
price,
But tomorrow will offer the choice Of any 81 90
Pictures in Our Establishment for 81 rs and guar
antee that none of the above Pictures be dupi-
Gated in Washington for not less than 80. Bear in
mind that we have Is different styles in this one line
Of Pictures to select FROM the guaranty to each Custo
mer is limited
90 Pictures-the Greatest Bargains the Greatest
Seller we have offered; the Pictures Hand
somely Framed in q Gin. Highy-ornamented Bronze,
Steel, Gilt and Combination Frames.
We are going to make a big reduction for Tomorrow
only. Remember they are Bargains for 1898; they
go Tomorrow for 1865
Bargain No and the last of our Sacrificing Sale for
Tomorrow.
90 New and Very Tasty Frames, highly ornamented
and united in very Rich and Attractive Shade and
fitted with Artotypes, 2Ox24; our regular price is
1878. Our Special Prices for Tomorrow will be
81 9S and guarantee that you have the Frame
made by any Picture Frame House for less than $5.
1t will pay you to examine these pictures it is truly
great bargain.
Fancy Tables, Writing Desks, velocipedes, Trcyces
and Bicycles at Special Prices for this Clearing Sale
Latest effects in Rugs at surprisingly low prices,
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RoB1SsoS. PARKER & Co.'s
FIFTEEN DOLLAR ovERCoATs
While we carry the finest Clothing it's posi-.
BILE to produce. we also carry the best medium.
priced goods thatre made. As tease in poin.
we cite our showing Of FIFTEEN DOLLAR
ts15) OvERCoATs. There isn't House in
America-bar none-that can show such COM
bination Of Fine and Fashionable Fabrics, cor
rect style, faultless fit and excellent workman
ship in overcoats at FIFTEEN DOLLARS each
as those that're lying on our counters now at
that price, These be strong words; but know
coats justice. After such statement we real
ize that the burden of proof rests with us, and
in SO far as it's possible to prove we accept the
task.
Our Fifteen-dollar lines include Ker-
many colors and such like smooth
surfaced materials made up with lap seams,
Silk sleeve Innings, Plaid, Cashmere or italian
cloth Innings. Black, Blue and Brown Chin
chilla, Fur and Castor Beavers Rough Surfaced
Cheviots, Smooth Faced Cassimers and Ribbed
Worsteds, warranted fast colors and every fiber
of every garment Wool. Where can such .
showing of rs Overcoats be founds Certainly
not in this city, for those who carry goods as
fine as these charge-and 0et-much higher
prices for them now; they must in order
to make up for cut price sales when the seasons
over
ROBINSON, PARKER CO..
REPRESENTATIVE AMERICAN CLOTHIERs,
n11-eo $40 SEVENTH ST.
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The WHY AND WHEREFORE.

w
There's no guess work as to why our els grades Of
SUITS and OvERCoATS are so popular-and 1t don't
surprise us any either-merit wA seek its leuel.
THE SUITS.
They've got stylish hang to them-an air Of refine
ment that only perches perfection We don't pre-
tend to offer you all the fine imported fabrics trimmed
and tailored like $50 or $50 custom garments for
$15. What we do claim is this: Every Suit is
thoroughly nade-the patterns from which it is
cut are designed by the best and most pro-
gressive brains in this Countrywide fabrics are
conbfnattons-and every stitch Of work on them
and every needlefu Of thread in them is of the kind
that zoe can uouehor. We hug fashion close-It don't
cost any more to cut garment fashionably than it
does one "out Of date"-so in our SIS grade you'll
find both the Single and Double-breasted Sacks and
the Three and Four button Getaways in plain Black
Blue or Brown Cheviots and worsteds novelty pat
terms of Cashmere. Cheviot. worsted and Tweed-a
business suit or one for dressier occasions.
THE ovERCoATs.
1t takes variety to please everybody We don't all
like the same things to eat-neither do we to wear.
That's why carry such large variety of overcoats
to be able to please What grand collection we've
got at $15. There's the long Black Cheviot with
cape tyou hear it often called "Chumley)-a couple
of dozen fancy Chevot and worsted patterns made up
in the same style The regular walking coats in Chin
chilla Beaver. Jersey, Melton, Cheviot worsted &C.
in plain quiet shades or in the bright new, spicy
colors that attract the young menthe short COVERT
COAT and the extra long garments-and line of i'm
ported-mind that imported-CAPE COATS, UL-
STEERS. DRIVING CoATs-English made-at els.
We claim that our sl5 SUI 4 and ovERooATs are
equal to those shown by others SNs2O. The only way
to positively proue it is to make comparison
that's PRECISELY WHAT WE WANT YOU TO DO.
sAKs AND COMPANY.
THE coMBINERs OF HIGH QUALITY AND Low
PRICE.
PENNSYLVANIA AVE. AND 9TH ST.
p ARTS ExposrrroS, 1889:
3 GRAND PR1zEs-5 GOLD MEDALS.
MENIER CHOCOLATE.
PUREsT. HEALTHIEsT, BEST.
ASK FOR YELLOW WRAPPER.
FOR SALE EVERYWHERE.
BRANCH HOUSE. UNION SQUARE, NEW YORK I
I STYLE OF FANCY woRsTED NEWMARKET
fis and f4s isS i. DoUSlE nS,
MEssRs.
NV. GAIT.
BRO. co.
Announce decided reduction
IN the price Of
STERLING SILVER FORKS and
SPOONS.
Bringing thsm within the means
Of house hsspsn IN nodsrsse or.
cumstances.
Alsxge assortment Of the nsw.
sstpssssrns.
llo7 Psnna ava.
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NEW DAMAsK LUNCHEON SETS.

NEW DAMASK LUNCHEON SETS
Sets are one Of our strongest points in
Linens. Plenty Of them, attractive colorines
and effects and not q cent wasted in the
cost
Colored Sets with Knotted Fringe, with
handsome Open-work Borders. in Old Rose,
Canary, Blue, &C.. size by ~ yards. 90.
Luncheon Sets 81 Bleached Damask Gen.
tiers with handsome delicate colored
borders, such as Coru, Light Blue. Pink,
Old Rose, &C. Size 2 by ~ yards, SO. so,
81. IS and SO per set.
Same in size by 3 yards, 81, $3.50, sS
and up.
(Second foor.)
WOODWARD & LOTHRoP.
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THREE BARGAINS IN POPULAR BLcK SILKS
AT 75c
We believe that we will not be able to offer
as good bargains in Silks again for six
months or more
2O-inch Black All-silk Faille Franchise
Only 75c. per yard.
19-inch Black All-silk Gros Grain. Only
Zoe. per yard.
23-inch a in. wider) Black An-silk eros
Grain, of soft lustrous finish and of grost
durability. Only 81 per yard.
We guarantee this Silk without hesitation.
Qirst aoor)
WOODWARD LOTHROP.
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9 STYLES OF ATWOOD FANCY STRIPE NEW
markets, double sleeve, with belt; ages, 8 to ~
years; "a 40 These very nobby and low in price,
kAUFMAN'S DOUBLE COMBINATION, l24f and
l243 18th st. SIC. n9-3t
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HERE'S ASorHER SURPRISE.

HERE'S Another SURPRISE.
The 42-inch serges in Paids and Stripes at CSC q
yard are familiar goods. They should be, for over
$50 pieces have been sold so far this season. The
surprise pce for Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday ID
possible because of our buyers New York trip.
ONLY 45o. A YARD.
These serges are warranted pure wool, fun az
inches wide, in all the color combinations Sam
pies and price from elsewhere will give the correct
idea Of their actual worth.
THE PALAIs ROYAL
CONTINUED belowD
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LADIES' CLOTH OvER-GAITERS.
New lot of the Black Broadcloth Over
Caters at S1.25 and S1.50.
Also a line in Black and colors corded or
braided in designs to match our Braided
Dress Robes. $1.75. Extremely stylish.
(First floor; Hosiery Dept)
WOODWARD LOTHROP,
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STILL ANOTHER SURPRISE.

STILL ANOTHER SURPRISE.
The 54-inch Camels' Hair Cloth. so many hundred
yards of which have been sold Raglans and coaks
at s15o yard. Price for the Special Sale
ONLY sL25 YARD.
ss-rhe Plaids come in the following color comb
nations: Gray and Olive, Gray and Green, Gold and
Brown; Goldsn Wine. Gray and Black
sF Fur Trimmings and Buttons TO suit you and q
prices that win surprise you.
THE PALAIs ROYAL
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BOX TOMORROW BETWEEN THE HOURS OF 8
TO O'CLOCK A. n, TO O'CLOCK Pm.
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NEW sATEENs-fALL CoLORIN0s.
We have Just placed on sale case Of Extra
Fine American sateens in dark. attractive
patterns for the winter season These are
the finest American 9steens and are equal
to the French In fuish and have more
weight. Only lie. per yard.
(6econd 6oort
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IS cents instead Of 75 cents for 40inch Colored All
Wool Drap d. Alma seems but 4 mild surprise after
reading the paragraphs above The excuse is our buyer
was unable 10 secure these goods at less than Is
usual price.
THE PALAIs ROYAL
Continued below)
The Meeker herald., 1889-06-08

Judge lIall.t made ap important de-
cision regarding cattle concern. in
the case OF g.. II. Gould ". II. q. Head
DIT al. originating In New Mexico where
the phTnix Farm and Ranch company
was organized. Thirteen Of the prin-
cipal stockholders formed mutual
trust known ~ the American Cattle
Trust company. which was effected
January .. lSsi. Other cattle compa-
nics in New Mexico Joined in the trust.
Under the terms Of the trust none of
the stock could he transferred without
the consen, of majority Of the holders.
Gould bought up majority of the stock
from the trust. of which Charles W.
Gould was president, aud made applica-
tion, as an owner of a majority of the
stock of the Phoenix company. to re-
strain the defendants from further con-
trol of the company. Judge IIallett de-
cides that the stock was vested in the
trust for the purpose of management
and not sale, and that lie sale was void.