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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-06
To LADIES Os1Y.


Does the Paais Royals cash business enable better
qualities than usually quoted at the following prices!
Smiths Perforated Buckskin Vests $3.50
Smiths Perforated Buckskin Drawers. 80.
cartwright X Warmers Underwear, S25U.
Dr. warmers Natural Wool Underwear. $3.50.
Perforated Chamois Skin Vests for 50.
Chsmos and Felt Vests only sIS5
English Cnamois Wool Underwear $l.5O
Red Medicated Wool Vests and Pants al %
Ribbed Natural Wool Vests 81 ISup.
White Ribbed Wool Vests (short sleeves). SIC
White Ribbed Wool Vests dong sleeves) FL.
Superfne Ribbed Wool Vests for $40
Saxony Wool two thirds wool Underwear 81.
Natural Wool Vests and Drawers 81
Medicated Wool Vests and Drawers al
Heavy Merino Vests and Drawers Use
Medium Weight 1Ierino Underwear 6sc
Heavy Ribbed BalbrigYan Pants 55c
Heavy Swiss Ribbed Balbriggan Vests 5oc
Meuun weight Merino Vests and Pants 5Oc
heavy weight Merino Vests and Pants, SOC.
Heavy Swiss Ribbed Merno Vests 35c
American Hosiery Company's Merino Underuear 40
follows: ~ 80
Size 20 % 30 81 "a SO 3s
Price 13c. 7Sc. SIC. SSc g3c Csc. sIOs
American Hosiery Companys Ribbed Balbriggau
Vests, 10c. up.
American Hosiery Company's White Ribbed Woo,
Vests S1.25 up
Coiored Ribbed hl-wool Vests as follows:
Low necks and no sleeves
Size No. No. 3 NOD No5
Price 7sc. sse. CSC. s1.os
High necks and short sleeves
Price i Sss. s 81; s ais 80 s NJ :
Righ necks and long sleeves.
Size No. No. 3 No 4 No. .
Price Sis sL2s sL3s sI4s
EXTRA SPECIAL,
81 - quality White Ribbed Wool Vests and Pants
FOR ONLY soc. This is not regular stock. and viii
be gone only too soon. Ali sizes FOR SOC.
,cort;ruoo hollow, TIE PALAIs ROYAL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-06

The statement Of Senator Ingalls, that the
District of Columbia is purely public reserva-
ton. and that all its residents other than gov
eminent employees are here on sufferance only
and may be ordered off by the government at
any time, is again made the subject of news
paper discussion. The remark was made by or
attributed to Senator Ingalls, a good while ago,
was printed in the local press. and discussed by
The STAR at the time. The power of exclusive
legislation in Congress does not, of course, in
volve exclusive ownership of property in the
District. The original owners of the ground
upon which Washington is built gave large
tracts Of land to the government upon prom
ises. express and implied, which have not been
fully kept They retained, however, the
ownership Of other large tracts. The fact of
their gift to the government does not affect the
title of their heirs or assigns to the ground not
SO given. The United States may condemn
and pay for a Washingtonian's property
for public purposes, and the property
OF the citizen of a state
may be condemned in the same way. But the
government cannot make such use of the power
of exclusive legislation as to expel any Amer1-
can citizen from his home and property without
compensation or the justification of some great
public emergency. The descendants of those
original owners of the District who decided
their land to the government on conditions
which have not been fulfilled will be LAYING
claim next to the Capitol and White House as
real estate which has reverted to them.
These opposing claims which may be made in
behalf of the government and the descendants
Of private owners may be viewed as neutraliz-
ing one other, and each party will probably
hold what il has.
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A SPECIAL SALE.

Why is it selling such unusually large
'ies OF ur trimmings and Sealskin Plush Garments?
Either 1t is because the variety or qualities or prices
are unusual, or it is-well why is it?
We rush into print with special sale for Thursday.
Friday and Saturday and assure YOU You will find il
worth your time to look through these stocks.
THE PALAIS ROYAL
CoI,+ip laIo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-06

The announcement that Mr.. E. c. Blunt will
probably recover from his wounds gives
pleasure to his wide circle of friends and to the
general public. 1t would be pitiable case. in
deed, if the career of this warm hearted and
popular young man were terminated by Mantz s
bullet
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-06

The old lady down in Connecticut who ex-
pressed her surprise at learning that Miss Cald-
well was not going to marry Murat Halstoad
after all, has some. excuse for confusing Prince
Murat and Field Marshal Murat The gulf
between prince and field marshal has proved
but a narrow one ON many a European battle
field
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(COntinued beIOw)
SEAL LUSH GARMENTS.

SEAL Push GARMENTS
notice that many praise the fit OF our garments
that we think should claim better fitting garments
than usual
Then the qualities the prices There is good
son why We can afford less profit than the merchants
who do credit business.
Do we ask less profits,
The best answer is to ask question Ho,c is II that
so many come and took and try on then leace the Store
and later return and buys
tbs so noticeable that the girls in the department
make 1t point to remind each other as follows:
Mind t'dfs my customer and yet. apparently the
lady is not customer, but only locker.
SEAL PLUSH JACKETS.
The following have been very much praised by
ladies who will but the best
s27 EACH-The new vest-front Jackets with the
deep rolling shawl collar.
$50 EACH-London Style Paletot s4length) Jackets
Vest front, shawl collar large hip pockets real seal
fastenings
So EACH-The latest style Loose-fr front Jackets,
faced with seal. Three large seal fastenings. The
new roll cuff
sl5 EACH-The Improved Shape Tight fitting
Jackets with six real sealskin loops
sl2, ga, els, GIG. sis. sI9. $40, s22, s25. s2s.
$50 and $50. At these prices the variety ever
shown here All have chamois pockets and the correct
plain Cnot quilted saith Innings Many with real seal
trimmings.
SEAL PLUSH PALETOTS "a length)
ga. slo, $40, SIS, $40, $50, SIS, $50. None
cheaper than sl4 but only because Is not trashy
JdTBaeHt ia stock.
SEAL PLUSH COATS t42 inches,.
$50. s25. s27. s2s, $50, s35, s37, $40. SAG. AL.
terations free of charge We we'll afford to write
'h as the variety of sizes ID so large that we can
you without alteration.
SEAL PLUSH MODJEsKAs.
sl5 SIS. s19. s22. s25. s27. $50. Some with the
vest fronts Others with real Seal trimmings All
Satin lined and finished in frst-class style
,c....,, THE PALAIS ROYAL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-06

1t is too early still to philosophize at length
on the results Of yesterdays elections for we do
not know positively what those results are.
II can be safely said. however, that they have
generally been unfavorable to the republicans.
In Iowa the probabilities have pointed, till this
morning, TO republican victory in a small
way, but now the democrats profess to have
won by fair plurality and the republicans
concede that the fight is very close. In Ohio
the result is still in doubt as far the head OF
the ticket is concerned and the republican
state committee are trusting to the back
counties to pull their candidate through. If he
is to be saved at all Pennsylvania Is solidly
republican as usual In Massachusetts the re-
publicans have carried the state. but by re-
duced majority. In Nebraska, also, the repub-
licans have succeeded though the returns are
too meager to make the extent of the victory
certain. The remaining five states-New York,
New Jersey, Maryland, Mississippi and yir-
ginia-have all remained true to their demo-
cratic traditions.
These results are not surprising. The year
was one in which democratic revolution was
naturally to be expected. The frenzy of zeal
which carries any party to victory in a presi-
DENTAL election is pretty sure to be followed
by reaction. The fire has spent itself; money
cannot be wrung from purses already emptied;
and the first steps of g new administration are
sure to cause dissatisfaction among the persons
disappointed in their ambition. and these either
stay away from the polls or go there only to
cast a vote of vengeance. The worst blow to
republican hopes, all things considered, would
be the loss Of Iowa, which has never had a
democratic governor since she became a state.
If Ohio should be lost on the governorship
the blow, though severe, would not be SO sig
nifcant, because the result might be attributed
to personal hostility to Foraker in his own
party ranks and to the detection of the German
element on the saloon question, on which
Foraker had taken position offensive to the NJ
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VIZ Particularly DEsrRE

VIZ Particularly DEsrRE
TO DRAW YOUR ATTENTION TO OUR
- ovERcoATINes.
WHICH CONTAINS THE CHOICE OF FOR
EIGN AND DOMESTIC MARKETS ALL
THE STAPLES, SUCH AS
MELONS. KERsEYs, BEAVERS,
CH1NCHILLAS, ELYSIANS, ETC,
IN ALL THE DESIRABLE SHADES, MADE
TO YOUR MEASURE,
FROM sls
AMONG THE NEW THINGS MUCH WORN
THIS SEASON Is A FABRIC KNOWN TO
THE TRADE AS vICUNA. WE HAVE It'll
BLACK AND BLUE, LOOKS LIKE ROUGH
WIDE VALE CHEvIOT AND MAKES A
VERY DRESSY OVERGARMENT, SATIN,
SILK OR WOOL LINED, TO YOUR MEAS
HERE YOU ALSO GET THE GENUINE
IRISH FRIEZE. DIRECT FROM THE BANKS
OF THE SHANNON; NONE BETTER WOVEN
TO ORDER AT THE SAME PRICE.
THOSE OF YOU WHO HAVE BEEN IN
THE HABIT OF PURCHASING READY
MADE HAD BEST SPEND Anew DOLLARS
MORE AND ORDER HERE! YOUR WISDOM
WILL SHOW IN THE WEAR.
II II + g. E. s. ! { E.. { E..
F 4: 4 !, f E.. s. s s / r e !.
615 AND 617 PENNSYLVANIA AVE,
WASHINGTON.
OUT OF TOwNERS WILL FIND IT CON-
VENIENT TO TRADE HERE; WE MAIL
YOU SAMPLES AND SELF-MEASURE
RULES FREE OF COST.
n6,S
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OsE Or Tar ATTRACTIVE FEArrRrs

THAT POPULAR ESTABLISHMENT,
T Fl lie T. /. F F Fl
s12 7TH ST NV,
ARE THE TABLES RANGED ALONG
THE LONG AISLE.
FILLED WITH sPEcIALrIEs.
WE REQUEST OUR CUSTOMERS TO EXAMINE
THESE TABLES ATTENTIvELY AT THIS
SEASON.
TABLE NO. /
Decorated Salt and Pepper Shakers only &c., worth
12c.
TABLE NO. ..
New Style Decorated Bone Dishes gold lined only
DC: are very nne goods and worth &c.
TABLE NO
Festooned-edge Bone Dishes, gold lined, only &C.;
would be considered cheap at IOc.
TABLE NO. l.
Nice Shaped Japanese oat Meal Bowls only &C. Re-
tail price in New York is 1Oc Also ON this table neat
japanese Rose Jars for only I4c
TABLE NO. 8.
Hand-panted Porcelain Preserve Dshes for Acc.
Also Pretty japanese saucers for Sc. each
TABLE NO 9.
Blue and White japanese Cups and ssucers only 70.
TABLE NO T.
Decorated French China Tinted Fruit saucers only
Ice each worth &c.,
TABLE NO g.
Decorated French China Toothpick Stands only &c.
TABLE NO 9.
Hand-painted Salad Bowl neat decoration, only l9c.
each. worth 3Oc.
TABLE NO. 10.
Decorated Dinner Plates in new and tasty designs,
only 11c., worth 19c.
TABLE NO. IL.
Decorated Soup Plates, gold lined. only 13c
TABLE NO. IL
Decorated oblong Bakers, good sizes, handsome dec
orations, only 25 and &c.; worth 40 and 6Oc.
TABLE NO. 13.
Cups. saucers. and Plates, handsomely decorated.
new patterns, each Tor 81. ~; are worth S1.9S
TABLE NO. IA
Decorated Meat Platters to match plates on No 10
table. only 81 and SOC. worth 40 and soc.
TABLE NO. 10.
Beautiful French China Decorated Fruit Plates only
1Sc.
TABLE NO. 16
Ribbed China Decorated Fruit saucers only 1Oc.
TABLE NO. II.
Individual Crystal Salts new designs, only Ice. .
dozen.
TABLE NO. ls
Handsome Decorated French China Creams only
1Oc.; worth 15c.
TABLE NO. 10.
Decorated and Banded French China Fruit Plates.
gold lined only 10c
TABLE NO. 20.
Decorated French China Ind. Buffers only &c. each
or 45e. per doz.
TABLE NO. 81.
Engraved Crystal Glass Olive Dhhes only &C.
TABLE NO. %
Fancy Pressed Glass Salt Shakers only sc.
TABLE NO. 49,
Alden's Patent Salt Shakers only 1Oc.
TABLE NO. pa
CoIored and Crystal Glass Vinegar and Oil Cruets
only 1Oc.-Ruby Glass Cruets only 1gc
TABLE NO. 25
White Latticed Fruit Bowls very pretty and use
full dish only 12c.
TABLES NOS. 20 AND 81
Odds and ends in Glassware marked down to ex-
tremely low prices
TABLE NO. %
Elegant Crystal Glass Fruit Bowls: only 25c each,
are worth 4Oc
TABLE NO. 90.
Clear Crystal Glass Goblets only &C.
THE FAIR.
sl2 9TH st. NV.
NC FRANKIE CO.. Proprietors
SPECIAL BARGAINS
IN
CHILDREN'S HOSIERY
FOR TOMORROW AND THURSDAY.
At less than the regular prices
MONEY WILL BE REFUNDED FOR GOODS Gun
CUT) BROUGHT BACK. ALL WE ASK, is,
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A Fur RoBE Story.

IA Il UR tloBE STORY.
From now Jl4llined regular size Gray Jrpa-
nese Goa, Carriage Robes are only ssss. Wen tell you
| aboutit:-
| If you'll remember few seasons ago when we in
troduced some fur specalties into our Hat Depart.
ment Chats before we established the regular Fur
| Department., among them were the Gray Japanese
Goat Robes that all being sold at 5 and
So and nothing extra quality either At the start
| we marked ours-if anything better grade-s3 So
Gradually one by one, the other dealers have been
dropping down to prices. It's our aim to be al
'cdys higher in quality and notch oacer in price
| than other folks. So from now Gray Japanese
Fur Robes are only s2.9s
Bear in mind they are full size robes, not mats and
they are property tined.
Help yourselves at S2.eS.
HOUSE COATS
Our lines of Smoking Jackets. Lounging and Bath
Robes were collected from the foreign-principaly
London-and American markets-but every time
direct from the manufacturers from jobbers
There's that profit you. The imported de-
signs. many of them, fashy in their brilliancy;
but the American patterns those quietly rich eff
fecs that show their high character at glance We've
got full line of sizes-and truly an unmatchabe va
riety.
Not high, either-no more than lots that's Inferior
Bath Robes-$5 to $50.
Smoking Jackets-S4 rs to $50
Lounging Robes-s7 to $50
NEW CROP OF SCARFs.
Every month, every week-almost every day-some
new thought is taking shape in the Neckwear
creaton-and kept supplied with the rery
latest. The late fall style is the large Puff in small
figures. and Armures Double Warps Jocquard-that
the silk call all oyers'-n warm look
ing seasonable shades Tecks and Fourin- Hands are
wearing, too. We start 80 cents with qualities that
are 75c and 81 elsewhere and keep under in price
and ahead in quality and novelty-up the most ex-
elusive grades.
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Il URS!!!

FURs. FuRsu Frnsr,
The window display is attracting much attention
There may be the skins the scarce Russian
BILE at only S35 each; the Hudson Bay sable at only
sl9 each. and lowest order of the family the Mink at
only s335 each The monster bear is only So and
will be made mp to order will the skins Of the Lynx
Australian Bush Cat, Monkey, Fox, opossnm and the
rest of the silent menagerIe youl in the window
The garments made from these skins will cost
more than the Capes Boas. Mufs, &C. We show re adv
made.
By the way. it's worth your while to learn the prices
of these Ready made Garments. price list has been
published aud be had demand. The adyer-
Using space for this special sale is devoted to the
prices of Fur Trimmings.
Prices are given only for the 3-inch width-tbe
width of the back lining, which is shown pasted or
padded The front width. Of course varies The Mon
key Fur, for instance will measure inches though
the back measure be only , inches.
Monkey $3.50, Astrakhan s2, Lynx "a Hare 3,c
Coney 4Oc., opossum LES, Black Opossum g. Mar.
ten 81. Black Lynx 1885. Persian Lamb ga GRAY
Krinrner SOS, Gray Fox 81 6S, Silver Hare al
Beaver $500. Nutria 81 -50. Angors 81. 6s yard '
90 The above Furs from the belly NOT fro,,,
the back Of the anmais The Fur is not 10
drop out
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
A. LIsNER,
no6 Corner 18th ct. aud Pa. ave,
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How ARE You FIXED,

This is overcoat weather sure If you want
one at all you want it noev. Be sure to look
through ours before you buy. Let's show you
our $50 Single and Double breasted Bo1-cloth
Coats, lined with plaid cashmere and inlaid
velvet collars. All colors. Ask to see our sl5
lines Of Overcoats, heavy twilled cassimeres.
velvet patch collars and welt seams Black and
Seal Brown Castor Beavers. trimmed tastefully
and thoroughly. Simply perfect in fit and
make BluishGray and Grayish Brown Meltons,
Black and Blue Chinchila Beavers and many
other equally desirable kinds, a great assort-
ment to select from. at s15 each. Don't fail to
see the truly elegant ones we're selling at s25
each. Even if space permitted life's too short
for you to read partial description of the kinds
and styles we're showing. Be sure of one thing
and that is, we are showing the handsomest
Oyercoats that ever graced clothing counter,
and we're selling them at prices that will not
admit Of cut-price sales when the seasons over
ROBINSON, PARKER & CO.,
REPRESENTATIVE AMERICAN CLOTHIERS,
n6-eo 319 SEVENTH ST. NV.
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WHAr Is SUITABLE UNDERWEAR,

WHAT Is SUITABLE NDERwEAR,
1t depends much on the individual There is the
corpuent warm-booded individual and the frail NOR
tai, whose blood slowly courses through his veins
Each want suitable Underwear. Here's a list to sui,
BOTH and also the average fellow who Is neither the
ne nor the other.
FOR MEN ONLY.
Smiths ventilating Buckskin Underwear, &C.
DR.. Warmers Camels Hair Underwear 49,
DR.. Warmers Natural Wool Underwear, 90. so.
Cartwright & Warmers Underwear, So up
English Medicated Wool Underwear, g.
LondOn-made Camels' Hair Underwear, So
New Britain Knitting Co.'S Underwear 81
Second Grade Camels' Hair Underwear Sl.5O.
Ribbed Natural Wool Shirts and Drawers, 81 so.
Medioated Lambs Wool Underwear S1.5O
Natural Wool Shirts and Drawers, 81
Saxony Wool two-thirds WOOL Underwear, 81,
First Grade Merino Shirts and Drawers, Use.
Second Grade Merino Shirts and Drawers, 47c.
Natural Wool thalf wooD Underwear 47c.
First Grade Canton Flannel Drawers Csc.
Second Grade Canton Flannel Drawers, 47c.
Hall Hose TO wear with the Underwear.
SPECIAL.
THE FOLLOWING SPECIAL SALE PRICES ARE
GOOD FOR TOMORROW:
MEMS SO English Medicated Wool Underwear 8 70.
MEMS 81 so Camel's Hair Underwear for sI.39.
MEMS 81 New Britain Co.'s Underwear 1925
Mems 75c. Superfne Merino Underwear 56c
EXTRA SPECIAL.
The New Jersey Merino Underwear for Mems wear.
This seasons Novelty Underwear that has never be-
fore retailed at less than 81. % FOR ONLY SOC.
See the window Display corner 18th and Penna.
ave, and to more thoroughly appreciate this Under
wear ask our Mr.. Porter any of his young men to
point out the special features.
Mems Department close to door of No 1119 Penna.
ave.
THE PALAIS ROYAL
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A TRuE SrGs Or WINTER

The Palas Royal advertising man. on his way to the
store this morning. met nearly one hundred people.
ninety per cent of them with blue noses This fact
coupled with the fact that today is November g. is
true sign of winter.
Blue noses are not only unco mfortsbe but undiE-
nied But blue nose Is no. the worst ailment caused
either by breakfast not properly digested or the wear
ing of unreasonable garments. Rise earlier and eat
your breakfast slowly and suitable garments and
you won't have dyspepsia, any Of the various lung
troubles or blue nose.
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LIVERY OvERcoArs.
THIS BEING THE SEASON FOR LOOKING
AFTER THE CARRIAGE OUTFITS WE
CALL ATTENTION TO OUR LINES OF
LIVERY OvERCoATs.
OF ALL THE DIFFERENT CoLoRs IN
USE BLUE TAKES THE LEAD. DRAB
FOLLOWS BLUE. THEN COMES GREEN
AND LAST OF ALL WINE COLOR.
THE LATTER WAS BROUGHT OUT IN
NEW YORK LAST WINTER AND SOME
OF THE FINEST TURN-oUTs IN THE
PARK WERE OF WINE COLOR.
WE HAVE ALL THESE SHADES IN OUR
READY-MADE STOCK. GOTTEN UP IN
THE MOST POPULAR STYLES.
E. B. BARNUM CO.
NC 931 PENNSYLVANIA AVE
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EDw1s &. Burr & Co.,

Epw1S &. BuRr & Co.,
MANUFACTURERS. EXPORTERS,
AND RETAIL DEALERS IN FINE
BOOTS AND SHOES.
POPULAR, DURABLE, DESIRABLE.
STYLISH, ELEGANT
All widths of lasts any style of
shoe. sole or heel
We are the originators Of all the latest
models in stylish and well fitting
shoes and leaders i'll all that per-
tains to fine footwear.
Agencies in all cities and towns in the
United States and Europe.
Parties unable to call in person can
order by mail and will receive the
and attention as if they
came themselves.
EDWIN C. BURT CO.,
Corner Center and Leonard Streets,
New York
ARTHUR BURT & CO.,
1911 STREET NV,
NC Washington. DC.
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DRY GOODS.
We confident that we can show rs an attractive
and well selected Stock to Quality and Style
have had the pleasure of displaying 10 the people
Of Washington.
Our Prices as Low as are consistent with the
quality Of the fabrics sell We feel assured il will
pay those who in search of good goods at fair
prices to us call We name in part the following:
100 pieces ga PLAIN FLANNELS, all new and de-
sirable Shades of this season.
200 pieces Of CASHMERES and HENRIETTAS.
This lot comprises all Prices, Widths and Colors.
They range in price from SOC. to 81 80 per yard
200 pieces Of IMPORTED CLOTHS for Tailor-nade
Dresses, from 81 to 81 per yard all colors.
100 pieces OF FRENCH and SCOTCH WOOL
PLAIDS. The effect and coloring really beautiful
The prices all right
Three hundred COMBINATION DRESSES. All
new designs. This seasons importation.
Our silk Department can show some decided bar
gains.
Black. White and Colored FABLES in great profu-
sion, all at New York prices
Our stock Of BLACK GOODS was never larger or
better assorted. Lupins and Priestleys makes pre-
dominating.
We have for housekeepers decided bargains in
BLANKETS, QUILTS, COMFORTS. TABLE
LINENS TOWELS, etc.
Our Hosiery and Underwear Department is large
and both ladies and gentlemen will find great variety
Goods are new. The prices are correct
We have but one price, and thst the lowest the MAJ
ket affords.
One price only.
"THE BEST THE CHEAPEST"
". n. SINISTER sONa
ocls sls PENN. AVE NV
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COOP. BETTER. Best.
SOME CLOTHING is GOOD,
SOME Is BETTER,
OURS Is THE BEST.
Our Stocks of SUITS and OVERCOATS for Men and
Boys is the admiration all who them, while the
Prices the Lowest in Washington.
FOR MEN
A Splendid Line of CAPE OvERCOATS, from s12
to S1S,
OVERCOATS from So to S25.
Splendid D,uble-breasted Beaver OvERCOAT at
$40; worth Sl5.
A Magnificent Line of SUITS from So for Good
Serviceable Business Suit to S2S for Dress Suit
worth $40. An immense line Of PANTS from 6 so
up.
FOR BOYS.
Our Line of SUITS and OvERCoATS in Cape
Ulster and Plain Sack is complete and Prices at Rock
Bottom.
wEYL'S oNE-PRICE CLOTHING HOUSE.
oc2-3m 81 SEVENTH ST.
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SsSUN DIAL" GAS HEATING STOVES; ONE
y that WIN heat bath or hall room at an expense
Of NC per hour, &4 larger sizes ranging in prices
from 60 TO SIG. r. q. CAMPBELL. Plumber and
Gasdtter, 517 10th at. NV. oc24-lm
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ONE THOUSAND EIGHT HUNDRED PAIRS
OF BLANKETS FROM FORCED SALE.
Owing to the mildness of the season the
products of the Norway Plans and the
winthrop" Blanket Mills were sold AZ auc-
ton, under the direction of the agents, Mess.
W. L. Strong 4 Co., and We were heavy
buyers at the sale, securing the Blankets at
considerably less than their regular prices.
Among the popular brands secured by
were the Shenandoah Nevada, Gladstone.
Mohawk, Pioneer. Commonwealth, Co-onet,
all of reliable qualities and perfect in every
respect. We also offering excellent
values in Blankets from the widely known
North star Wooden company, which for eN-
cellence of material and perfection of finish
are uneQualed-even by the best California
Blankets.
We also secured an excellent line of Ladies'
Wrapper Blankets and are Offering them
below ruling price.
Crib and Cradle Blsnkets-the best the
several prices can buy.
We were never well fixed" in Blankets.
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