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GARD CASES

GARD CASES
DISCOUNT OF 10 PER CENT on PLAIN AND
Is PER CENT on FINE STERLING
SILVER CARD CASES
FOR The MKT TWO WEEKS TO STILL FUR.
THEIR REDUCE STOCK.
Is PER CENT DISCOUNT ON
FINE STERLING SILVER
POCKET BOOKS AND ON DRESSING CASES,
AND FINE ENGLISH FITTED
TRAVELLING BAGS.
JAMES s. T0PHAlrs
TRUNK FACTORY.
1891 Peunsylvaaia ave- NV hl-eo
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The Ohio legislature meets today and Sem
ator Is 10 be elected. In the words Of the
prophet, we shall see what we shall see.
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IMPORTANT TRIPLES
PPPn EEE RRR RRR y ssss
PIP EE RRR RRR Wy oSSs
+ EEE ( ( 4 ( 7 ssss ::

We class under this head of Trifes' all those little
necessares from Paper Of Pins to Pair of Scissors.
Things that maybe you never think of except they
are required for use-then you them a hurry.
Your work stand could hold them all-and should 1t
would be a wise purchase to Duy little of every
thing" in this line. The whole would not be any
larger than the package-and such stock hand
would be bound to save you any amount Of fr ting
ard worry. Dress makers will fnd our 'Smal Ware
department Just the best Of place them to get
togc Their their notions.
The prices do change-often-bu. always count us
"a on the un.:er side in that particular and the
Upptr safe with variety and qualities.
They are common, every day useabes. but want
10 few OF the tems-attach our prices to
theHi-and see what you think Of them.
Dress SLields-all the best makcs-from lie to Coz.
We Will warrant You several different makes at llc
l DC, lie. and l9c.
TatfeIa Seam BInding-10-yard pieces-in White,
Black and colors-l6c., 1Sc. per piece.
Erussian Binding-White and Biack-25c. and 300.
a vieCe-lO yards.
Best Dress Bones-7, s and inches-a cent an inch
per dozen. &c, SC. and sc.
Covered Bone-7, and inches-25c. a dozen.
Bone Casing-9- yard peces-2Oc.
Dress Belting-4c, SC. 12hc., 2Oc and 25c. yard
Skirt Braids-5c.
Silk Laces. 1Oc., 25c.. 35c and SOC
Corset Clasps. Sc. Zoe. l2c., l5c. and PC.
Hose SupIor ers-Misses. he, lGc. and zoe: La
dies, Poe. and 40c.
Ruchinzs-an almost limitlcss variety-from &C. to
15c. yard.
Collars, Cuffs, Yelling. Pins, Needles, Hair Pins,
DarIing Cottous, Hooks and Eyes. Buttons Leather
Belts, Buckles Clasps Tooth and Nail Brushes Combs
POcaet BoOks. COlognes, Extracts Toilet soaps-and
what nOt-all come und, that heading on u iady's
SHOPPING hst-aLd you Will find them all here.
DRESS TRIMMINGS.
Just word 1t is a kindred subject and we have
rices TO leave with you think about that will
start You in here TO what keep will ose
I Il Bl4ck-lrOm4 In mel has
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LISTEN.

LISTEN.
BOYS OvERCOATS. % PER CENT OFF.
YOUTHS ovERcoATs. % PER CENT OFF.
MEMS ovERCoATs. % PER CENT OFF.
STORM ovERCoATs. % PER CENT OFF.
CAPE ovERCoATs, 25 PER CENT OFF
ELEGANT sATIN-LINED ovERCoATs. 25 PER
CENT OFF.
LIVERY ovERcoATs. a5 PER CENT OFF.
MEMS BUSINESS SUITS. % PER CENT OFF.
REFERS, WITH VESTS. % PER CENT OFF.
MEMS ODD PANTS, % PER CENT OFF.
BOYS SUITS. 25 PER CENT OFF.
PRINCE ALBERT COATS AND VESTS, a5 PER
T.
CUTAwAY COATS AND VESTS, 2o PER CENT
OFF.
LISTEN AGAIN.
THE PRICES NOW ON ALL OUR GOODS IN
PLAIN FIGURES ARE THE PRICES AT WHICH
WE HAVE SOLD THE GOODS ALL THE FALL
AND WINTER. WE SIMPLY DEDUCT ONE
FOURTH FROM THOSE FIGURES
z. B. BARNUM CO.
.a2 S3l PENNSYLVANIA AVE
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SHOULDER CApEs
Another supply of Shoulder Capes received today In
sealskin, Persian, Black and Gray AAtrschan, aud
Monkey; all u reduced prices.
WILLETT RUOFF,
d0-1n HRtters and Furriers. vU5 IN. ave.
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Mr.. Ward MeAllister is a greater man in New
York today than Mr.. NeGinty.
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St Paul has concluded that ice palaces can
not be built in banana weather.
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WE HAVE CUT ALL OF OUR REMNANTS FULLY
w IS per cent. Some Elegant All-wool Goods
DOUBLE COMBINATION, i lth st. Sc. ja4-}t
CLEARING SALE PRICES On ALL GOODS IN
- our Double stores before stock taking. You can
money. Call early. BLTMS,
jai-2t' 745 and 7i7 Sth st Sc.
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SAKs AND CoxpAxrs GRxAr SALE.

Saturday was. indeed. . busy
OUR day. It simply cut another notch
DISSOLUTION In the stick Of busy times-in-
OF creased ousy ames-thst this RE
PARTNERSHIP TIREMENT SALE" has brought
SALE on.
IS It 10 20 seldom-we don't believe
CARRYING ever before here-that Q broad.
EVERYTHING wide, unrestricted reduction 10
BEFORE announced and strictly adhered
1T to. There is usually clause slip
IN ulating on this-or excluding that
ITS tenor some fence or other built
RUSH to bar your freedom of purchase
INTO THAT'S THE BEAUTY OF
PUBLIC THIS SALE. EVERYTHING IN
FAVOR. THE HoUsE-NECEssITY OR
LUXURY - COMMODITY OR
NOVELETTE, IS ALL THE
sAME-CUT DOWN WITHOUT
A CONSIDERATION OF COST
PROFIT OR ANYTHING ELSE
EXCEPT ITS SPEEDY SALE
THE SALE Of course we have got an object
Is AN In view We told you what it was at
HONEST the outset. The name We have
ONE given the sale-"Our Dissolution Of
Partnership sale"-teIs the whole
THE PEOPLE story in a nut shell. You can ap-
SHOW THEIR prcciate how much more desirs-
APPRECIATION BILE it will be to have the stock at
OF IT "low tide" when Mr.. Henning
BY USING retires To ge; it there-and
ITS quickly-takes strong will and
ADVANTAGES low price. We have put both to
work-and the result is already
showing ITSELF
The Sl3.75 Suit sale will have
to stop long before February l.
There won't be enough suits to
hold out till then
The $3.50 Suit Sale will keep
up until poverty of patterns and
sizes calls that to halt.
The s25 Overcoat Sale is in the
same boat The number of Coats
is limited. It can't last always
So all over the house-the regu.
lar price Is told you-the amount
of the reduction-and you can
figure what you'll have to pay for
yourselves.
Come in and see the goods-note
the drop in rrice-ask questions
buy If it suits you-but come in
sAKs AND COMPANY,
AVENUE THE COMMERCIAL MECCA
AND
sEVsNTH OF WASHINGTON.
STREET
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A GLANCE HERE AND THERE.
FURs-An the Russian Hare Mufs that before
Christmas were marked 80 and 6s cents are now re-
marked 80 cents. The stoles go to sLOs from L s.
Cape Seal stoes are reduced from SECS to s2.I5.
The Muffs from 81 to CO.
opossum Stoles reduced from 81 to Sic The
Muffs from 81 6s to sl.35.
Monkey stoles reduced from s5.eS to s455 The
Mufs from 1886 to s42S.
Mufs from SO to $40.
Real Atrakhsn Capes go to IS from sl0
Nutria Beaver Capes 20 to SIS from $40.
Cape Seal Capes go to Sl2 so from sl6
Persian Lamb Capes 20 to sl9 20 from s24.
And SO with Boas and style Collars; also Trim
mings and Children's sets
WARM SKIRTS.
few pointed to for illustration
Satin-quilted Skirts reduced from a. SO to s31s.
Felt Skirts go to Coo from csc.
satin-quilted Cloth skirts. 79c., from sl.5o
worsted Skirts from 81. 25 to 79c
es-The above-quoted goods were marked at the
lowest possible cash sale prices which should make
you better appreciate the reduced prices One exam
pie: The Worsted skirts marked % are hand knit
the product q the celebrated Ormston knitting mills
Warranted all wool and made of yarn specially spun
and dyed for the purpose these Skirts are fast in
color and the most durable garment of the kind on
the market. The former price-sl.25-was low; the
reduced price-79 cents-is the lowest price quoted il
| twenty years for these garments.
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
Continued below)
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MEN's SHOES
FOR COLD We AT h z b.

MEMS shoes
FOR COLD WEATHER.
s4oo SOLID CALF SKIN LACE. HAND
SEwED AND MADE TO WEAR.
HEAVY AND LIGHT sOLED CALF
$500 SKIN LACE. FINE AND STYLISH
HAND-SEwED. THE ACME OF
COMFORT.
ELEGANT CALF SKIN "BLUCHER"
HEAVY SOLE. AN OUTDOOR
SHOE FOR WET AND COLD DAYS.
HANDSOMELY FINISHED AND
800 COMFORTABLE SHAPE. THIS
SHOE WAS ORDERED FOR THE
HOLIDAYS AND THE PRICE TO BE
ss. BUT IS THEY DID NOT COME
IN TILL LATE WE SHALL SELL
THEM FOR 81
FINEST CALF SKIN CORK SOLE
LACE. STRONGLY MADE BEST
5000 FINISH. 1T HAS NO SUPERIOR IN
SHAPE, FIT OR COMFORT. TWO
STYLES.
THE NON-CONDUCTING CORK SOLE IN
SURES WARM AND DRY FEET.
E E E; $.J# F. f T
ARTHUR BURT CO..
.ss 1911 ST. NV.
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I'HE BALANCE OF OUR COLORED PLUSHEs
- Toc q scourt " L. per cert sll our hibbons
The balance of our 09c Felt Hats soc. KAUfM
DOUBLE COMBINATION, 18th 81. sc. ta4-3t
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safs "A T T SSH
sBss ! - y uuV NM Sass
POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE
SEVENTH ST.
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT TO OUR PA.
irons.

We shall insugurate ixDay Clearing Sale Of Dress
Goods, Cloakings, velvets Pushes and Blankets and
in order to dispose of above goods have reduced
want carry the goods over to next winter season.
and therefore they must 60 It's loss but our pa
irons gan and again advantage to MS to make
for Spring goods.
Item les pieces 16-inch Sill Face Colored velvets
which we guarantee cannot be bought less than 75c
per yard Clearing Sale Price, Acc per yard.
Item 2-15 pieces 1s-inch Moire and Striped silk
Plush. whkh sold by us formerly at 81. 90 per
yard. Clearing Sale Price 75c. per yard.
Item 3-36 and 4O-inch Atwood Plaid Dress Goods
which were fast sellers at soc. and 6Oc. Clearing
Sale Price 44c. per yard.
Item 40 pieces 42inch Wool Henriettas tslightly
mixed with cotton); regular price 4Oc Clearing Sale
Price csc. per yard
Item 5-4O-inch High Grade All wool French Foule
in desirable shades, which 81 per yard. Clear
ing Sale Price Csc per yard
Item 6-40-inch. All Wool. Corded Dress Goods in
all desirable Shades, former price ST. clearing sale
price SOC. per yard.
Item TO pieces Ga Striped Cloakings. which
were $3.50 per yard. Clearing Sale Price el per yard
Item s-white and Colored Blankets. A discount Of
Is per cent ON all our White and Colored Blankets
THREE LEADING ITEMS IN OUR MILLINERY
DEPARTMENT
No. l-25 Stylish-trimmed Hats Tocues and Large
Hats; sold from So to $3.50 Special Sale S33
25 doz. No. 2.-Best Felt Hats. large brim; sold
elsewhere for 81. Special sale, 79c.
No. $50 pieces best quality Gros Grain Satin
edge ard MORE Crown-edge Ribbon l4-inch wide
sellsfro lac to lsc. per yard. Special sale. lie
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3 ROBINSON & Co.'S
CRISP COMMENTS.

Is hOBINsoN n Cos
CRISP COMMENTS.
We are NOT overstocked. Candid, aren't wei
Some clothiers seem to think that unless
they're constantly shouting OvERSTOCKED
they can't catch any trade. perhaps they're
right.
They say they're selling out So are we
We're ALWAYS selling out-our goods-and
that pretty fast and regular too: but we are
not OVERLOOKED by any means. Conse-
quently can afford to be-and aro-on the
market with spot cash ready to pick up every
rich plum it develops and share its benefits
with our patrons.
The seasons over. and manufacturers want
money. We've got the wherewith and we're
ready for SNAPS" Such case occurred last
Monday
We bought from the manufacturers line OF
splendid Kersey Overcoats for less than it cost
THEM to make them up-we couldn't have
touched them il we were OVERSTOCKED-
we're selling them NOW at a slight advance on
what they cost us-about the cost Of production.
These are bright, fresh, seasonable. stylish
garinents-Seal Browns mostly--with Q fow
Blue and Drab ones.
Three grades of them-we're able to name
SIS. ego and $25-that is from q to
$40 less than they would have cost had
we bought them . month ago-Oh. no. we're
not OVERSIZE cked at all. but we're selling out
some great bargains.
b ROBINSON CO.,
CLoTHIERs AND FURNIsHERs
1890 909 PENNSYLVANIA AvENUR
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& BRf b "A 3 = Nm M W ssss
BBB "A u ! MINI II ssss
BBB UU II N II SssS
POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE
ja4 SEVENTH STREET
Noor,s Is Per Gent REDUCTION
tH- OFF MARKED PRICES.

IF YOU WANT GENUINE BARGAINS HERE Is AN
OPPORTUNITY.
We must close out entire stock, rs we only took
this store temporarily 50 II HAS TO GO RE.
GAkDLESS OF PROFIT.
NELYETEENS
Fine Quality Velyeteen. in Black, Brown and
Understanding velvet very closey-at SOC. per yard
Regular price elsewhere Soc.
DRAPERIES.
Tnsel Gauze Draperies i'll all colors for Dresses-45
inches wide-at 9Jc. per yard. Regular price else
where & 40.
ALL-SiLK FLOWER EFFECTS in Draperies in all
shadcs-i2 inches wildcat Sl25. Regular prlce els
where 81.
ALL-SlLK SPANISH SCARFS. from 4Sc. up to
$l2. The prices OF Scarfs guarantee to be the
LOWEST III the city.
We have some REMNANTS Of fine quality VEL
VETS which We will SELL AT REMARKABLY Low
FIGURES
Bear ia mind, please. that going to close on,
our stock REGARDLESS OF ITS COST. Now watch
for our advertisement if you want to purchase
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A JANUARY BARGAIN IN HANDKER-
CHIEFS.
We offer 1872 dozen White Extra Quality
Pure Linen Hsndkerchiefs of size between
that of q lsdy's handkerchief and . child's.
The hem is IL inches wide and the hand
kerchief is equally suitable for lady or q
child, and is also used for making the Hand
kerchief Pillow Shams-four being the exact
size of a sham. We shall offer them at the
low price Of l0c. each, 5 for 25c
WOODWARD LOTHROP.
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OFFICE OF
WOODWARD LOTHRoP.
MoSpAr. JANUARY 6, 1890.

This morning began the second week Of
our Tenth Annual Special January Sales"
Of Muslin Underwear. Linens and House
Keeping Goods Fine Hamburg Embroid-
cries and Mems Unlaundered Shirts. Each
department is thoroughly stocked with new
goods. Never before have We shown such
an extensive and attractive line. nor were
prices ever lower.
We also began another sale this morning
a"Grand Closing Out Saler Of winter goods
at greatly reduced prices. Prices are drop
ping throughout the store. Bargains were
never more numerous.
WOODWARD LoTHRoP.
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We eiose al 6 O'Clock eroept Ssx-da,s
THr Box M.pcn..

Previous to our nual Stock Taking we viii insuru.
rate series Of sales, commencing Monday Of sooa. in
every department at lower prices than ever quoted
The reductions are general in every department and
in fact nearly every piece Of goods being reduced in
price Bargains in all kinds Of goods. Some we viii
be able to advertise others where have only few
pieces Of Kind cannot 1t will pAy you 60 visit the
store often Every day new lots Of good. viii be laid
on the counters marked extremely low prces-soms
Of the greatest bargains ever offered
TODAY WE SPEAK OF THE
CUTS
IN OUR
CLOAK DEPARTMENT.
LONG GARMENTS
60 "EhE $3.50 LADIES' Striped Newmarket
Bell sleeves. nicely finished
agreat bargan
1880 WERE $3.50 Pine Imported Stirred
Cioth-Cloth y. NJ with silk
Plush Directoirc 'front.' Plush
cuas and larEe pocket naps
10 match. Pan Sleeves
sS.is WERE sl2. Pine Imported Cloth Con.
nemarA. fun length and fun
skirt
$40 "khE $50 Zine Imported Broad Vale
y. NJ, with Plush rolling col
lar. Directoire 'front.' Plush
Sleeves andlarge pocket aaps
This y. NJ in Black only.
s14s WERE sll.4s. Fine Diagonal y. NJ, with
large Zap pockets and Bell
Sleeves
ss-ss WERE l24s. Black Ok Green and Navy.
Invisible Striped Directoirs
NM, with large CrOtchet
Buttons.
$50 Fine Imported Beaver NM,
WERE As;rschan Guns aud Directoire
s25. Collar, large imported Pearl But
tons.
1915 Black and White and Navy and
WERE White Striped M. Bell Sleeves.
q? made and trimmed in best manner.
JACKETS
$3.50 Choice Of Directoire Jackets in
WERE Black, Blue and Green Imported
sl0 AND az. Beaver Goth with large buttons to
match. Choice of Plain that we're
slOor Fancy Braid Trimmed that
were sl2.
We have given you a few items to show you the re-
ductions You will find the same general reductions
all through the department and only in the Cloak
Department but in all departments in the house
Come and the Bargains on; in every DEPART
ment
We shall give you from time to time Lists OF Bar
gains in The STAR" many of them will not last
long enough to advertise.
Hat Trimmns-During this sale, besides the re-
duced prices on all Hats and Trimmings, we will
TRIM FREE OF CHARGE
where Hats and Trimmings are bought Of Us.
REMEMBER
this is Bargain Month It will pay you to come in
often. See the Bargains Monday Morning all over the
store at
e 6; s. : II
H M Nm a ERR ERE 6S0S HI FEn
EiFH 4 z ! i III { sos III IT, L
ia4 sIe 7TH ST. NV
7l0 EVENING 7l9
GOODS.
SILKS
FRENCH GAUZEs.
In this department We are showing all the leading
Evening Mear
45-iuch Plain Striped GAUGES with silver and Gold
Tiuse in While and silver Gre tm and Cola Car enal
and Gold. Gray and Silver aud Black and Silver, sI.
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WOODWARD LOTHROP.
A BARGAIN IN UNBLEAcHED ARMY"
SHEETS
We made thousand sheets for the Medi-
cal Purveyng Department, U.SA.. and they
turned out to be inch shorter thsn
Quired. We replaced them with thousand
more Of the required size. They made
from the celebrated LOCKWOOD" ten-quar-
ter cotton, and are now offered to you at the
exceedingly low price of Coo. each. Their
size is yards wide by ~ yards in length.
lacking an inch. This price (60c) is six
cents less than the actual cost of material
and making. Figure it-2h yards Of 2218c
sheeting and 10 cents for the hemming.
Great chance for proprietors Of hotels,
boarding houses and other large buyers to
lay in supply. We will sell one sheet or
the thousand
(Second foor.)
WOODWARD LoTHROP
SPECIAL SALE OF LADIES' MUSLIN
UNDERWEAR
Largest Stock.
Most Attractive Styles.
Best Intrinsic Values.
New muslin is warmest-another reason
io 4 no haS IN, Inn
undergarnents. We offer the following
extraordinary bargains:
Muslin Corset Covers, I'll .ossss
high and low neck, fin II -
ished seams. buttons II 2sss
and button holes, Ill a222s2
Muslin Chemise, with ossaos il5I5
two styles of excellent % @IC.
trimming. well made. 22222222 ''555''
Muslin Drawers, cns- 2sssss;ass
ter Of three fine tucks. . a'55
deep helm, finished with es22 30
herring bone BRAID 2ssA2 15555ao
Muslin Chemise. made OF, ssss.s
from fine strong bleach ID :. - -
ed Cotton, i'll all excel 90 s. G.
lent manner, corded o. -
bands, "3SS ss-os
Cambria Corset Covers, .Sa, sossss
square neck, trimmed % ~ ~
with TOrchon Lace. back % C.
and front trimmed with o, g - y
herring bone braid, "xy' o5o.S
Muslin Gowns, tucks sa5J5 M
in yoke, trimmed with S;2 &C
Cambria Rufie, a55S5 oOOoW
Muslin Walking Skirts. 5lf,5 55ls5
Cambria nuse. cluster ASss &C
Of tucks in rufiie, a5sS $3.50
(Second floor, annex
WOODWARD LoTHRoP
A SPECIAL ITEM IN CARRIAGE RoBE3
Green Beaver Carnage Robes, especially
desirable for inside Lap Robe when rid
ing in closed carriage. These are well
worth more, yet We have marked them q.
SO each.
CFourth foor)
WOODWARD LOTHROP.
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sEATON PERRY
Perry" Building
9Th st. and Pennsylvania ave-
Established in $40. ta6
BARGAINS!
DARGAINS!

Our entire stock of Trimmed Millinery at discount
OF 20 per cent French Felt Hats reduced from ~. so
to 81 90. and FROM e. 70 81.
Mrs. N. J. HUNT,
ja2-3mo 1909 Fstn.w
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CLOSING-OUT REDUCTION SALE OF
LADIES' NEwMARKET5,w WRAPS AND
JACKrTS
Owing to the unprecedented mild winter
we have reduced the price OF nearly every
Cloak, Wrap and Jacket i'll stock. We must
now sell in the month Of January what We
ought to have sold during the past three
months. You will find that we have made
the prices low enough to tempt you TO buy
for next winter-even if you do not need il
to wear the next two months.
LADIES' NEwMARKETs AT GREATLY RE-
DUCED PRICES.
Ladies' Medium-weight Cloth Newman
kets, in dark gray and brown stripes, re-
duced from 81. So and 80 to So each.
Ladies' Newmarkets, in dark brown and
gray stripes, finished with Coaching Cape and
Full Sleeves. Reduced from $40 and sig
20 SS each.
Ladies' Cloth Newmarkets, in black and
gray stripes, dark brown stripes and mixed
patterns Reduced from Sl2. so, Sl5 and
SlSto $40 each.
Ladies' Fine Cloth Newmarkets, in plain
and fancy weaves. plaid stripes &C. Made
in the latest styles and sold during the sea-
son at prices ranging from Sl5 to $3.50.
Reduced to $l2. so each.
sy-We have placed each of the above lines
on rack to themselves in order that you
may see the styles at a glance.
Ladies' Fine English Cloth Newmarkets, in
black and white, black and gray and
brown and-tan stripes, and Plain Beavers.
in Navy and Black, handsomely braided.
The entire lot reduced from 8 lS, SO and
e.. 80 to 81 each.
Ladies' Elegant Plain and Fancy Cloth
Newmarkets of the latest styles, reduced
from $40, S25, 80 $50 and S:j7. 80 to SIS,
$40 S22. 81. SO and $50 each.
Ladies' Seal Plush Newmarkets reduced
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WOODWARD L LoTHRoP,
Cor. 18th and y Sta. o, ".
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A SPECIAL ITEM IN CARRIAGE ROBES.
Green Beaver Carnage Robes, especially
desirable for an inside Lap Robe when rid
ing in a closed carriage. These are well
worth more, yet We have marked them q.
SO each.
Fourth fioor)
WOODWARD & LOTHROP
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-09-17

YAnkton Press, 3: John h. Can
bls will b III madison to.morrow,
and the campaign will b inaugu-
rated. The republicans throughout
tie state are resting quite easy aflsr
the Mitchell convention. A very
strong and well balanced ticket Wa
secured, and the knowledge Of this
has . tendency 10 create general sat-
isfaction. Even the revolutionary
independents and irresponsible
democrnts are gleeful and lightheart-
ed, feeling secure under the guaran.
" Of prosperity which republican
success assures. The campaign
from this time on will afford abund.
ant opportunity for the display Of the
defensive tactics Of the democrats,
and the demogogical tactics Of the
independents. Gamble will shake
'em up, so will Picker and Melletts
and Clifford, Do)lard will arrsign
them. Farmer Smith will rake 'cm
over; Farmer Hoffman will hoe EN-
down and Farmer Salmon will pillow
'em under. Our Taylor's will sew
'em up, and Ringsrud and Ruth will
fail 'em. After our boys get through
with the fusionists they wont b
able to tell a democrat from a sore
head independent. Get ready for Z
lively time.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-09-17

Governor" Loucks, in the course
Of his speech at Bloomingdale read
part Of . dispatch in the Inter Ocean
Of Sept, /, as follows:
ToPkKA, Kan. Aug. sl.-The Capitol to-da,
published letters from forty-three District co,srI
clerks showing the humble OF foreclosures n
farm MORTGAGES In their respective counties
curing the nrst six months Of 1880, The t0fa]
humber Of foreclosures WIS les, about Is to lin
county. The total for the los counties in the
state On the same basis would be 1850 or prob
Now. why did he omit the closing
sentence Of the item? Evidently
for the purpose Of misleading the
people. Here is the missing para.
graph, and if he had read it the
point he was driving at would have
fallen fat:
4 significant feature Of the report ID the fact
INA 2 large portion Of the foreclosures are an
uiOccupied Ianns bought and m0Ftgaged for
wnat they would bring BY speculators.
His omission Of the words last
quoted shows that he is inclined Is
garble and color TO suit himself. ii
anyone doubts the correctness Of
our statement that the two clippings
are ON braced in one dispatch, let
him look at = copy ofthe Inter Ocean
for Sept. /.