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The morning call., 1890-11-08

DR.. p. Roscoe McNuity has returned from New
York and resumed practice at his old Office. IL
KearuY street.
The morning call., 1890-11-08

INDIGESTION radically cured by the use of Angos-
tura Btters. Sole manufacturers, DR.. j. G. b.
Siegert q Sons. Procured of all druggists.
BEEcHAMs PILLS act like magic ona ak stomach.
The morning call., 1890-11-08

No home is complete without PARKER's GINaEl
ToaSIC, needed for every weakness.
PARRER's HAIR BAIsAM is life to the hair
The morning call., 1890-11-08

THE MORNING CALL
Tas a larger circulation than any other
1.a,rentner published in San Francisco.
The morning call., 1890-11-08
FEMALE HsLP WANTED.


M ALTERNATIVES AND CHAMBERMAID,
W $25; nurse, same house, $40: French cook $50:
Spanish cook. $50; German French cook $40;
girl for San Mateo, $25; chambermaid and waitress,
$50: chambermaid, clearinghouse, $50; cooks, and
girls for general homework OF every nationality.
DELORME a ANDRE, $40 Suffer st. 1t
w ANTED-2 MATTRESSES FOR COUNTRY,
w $40 and fare paid waitress for city, $25; cham
bermaid, $l6; nurse IS per week; Swedish girl for
housework, $40: clearinghouse cocks, $50 and
$50: girls for housework, 225 and $50. II. L. WARD
Il CO., sos and $40 Clay st. 1t
ONE SWEDISH COOK, $35 to $40: TEN GIRLS
" for German cooking $25: 20 girls for general
homework $40 and $25 ECROPEAN OFFICE,
los Stockton st. 1t
The morning call., 1890-11-08

Val. Schmidt's Drugstore
Has removed TO SW. cor. Polk and Jackson sts.s
The morning call., 1890-11-08
CHURCH NOTICES.

ExrnA mince pies. swA1s's. 218 Suffer street.
The morning call., 1890-11-08

~ Dividend Notice-0fice of the Pa
Gs~S ciic EOrax, Salt aud Soda Company, San
Fran cisco, october 70, 1890. AT meeting of the
Board OF Directors Of the aboye-named company,
held this day. dividend NO 80 OF one dollar (S1)
per share declared, payable MONDAY, Noyem-
Der TO- 1890. at the office of the company. $50
Montgomery St. Rooms IL and II. Transfer book
close November ., 1880 at 3 O'Clock p. NJ.
oc3O ALTON II. CLOuGH, Secretary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-01

Prevention of crime by fixing rational deter
rents therefrom is better than punishment
after commission. The criminal, in the first
place, is to be caught, and in the next place he
Is to be tried. He may never be caught; he
may escape merited punishment by the laws
delays or the corruption OF prosecutor or Jury
or the incompetency Of the judge; there are.
in fact, several loop holes for a person who is
guilty. 1t is better to fix a punishment that
can be inflicted which the sentiment of the
community will uphold, for the acts which
lead up to the commission OF crimes of vio-
lence than it is to attempt to suppress these
crimes by delaying and inficting punishment
only after crimes have been perpetrated
This is the experience of all nations and mu-
inequalities 1t Is common sense that requires
no explanation. A case in point is the bill
against carrying deadly or dangerous weapons.
reported in the Senate recently. This bill
ought to pass. 1t should have been law long
ago. Pistols, razors, slung shots and the like
have had their day. it would seem, in a highly
civilized community, the capital Of the great
republic
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-01

The decision of the Court Of Claims speak
ing through Judge Davis, gives great satisfac-
tion to those members Of the House of Repre-
falcation Only the loss of the November
salaries is covered by the courts opinion. but
this will probably be sufficient basis upon
which to legislate an appropriation bill paying
back the entire amount of salaries for the year
actually stolen The decision goes on the
ground that the custom of the House and var
lous acts OF Congress, including one of June
-, 1882, and the appropriation measures, all
taeitly recognize the sergeant-at-arms as a dis
bursIng officer of the government. Referring
to the statute of 'S2 the court says that it re-
fers to some Off 'ers not named but recognized
as In existence, and as having power to dis
burse the money appropriated for members
salaries; that officer did in fact exist in the
sergeant-at-arms. Whether at the outset he
was legally authorized to perform the duties
in fact imposed upon him becomes now unim-
pOrtant, as the statute of 80, interpreted by
the rule of 80 and the situation when the
statute was passed, contains legislative
declaration of the power assumed by Congress
then to exist in this oficer-a declaration suffi-
clent TO operate upon him in the future and to
constitute him thenceforth in law what he had
long been in fact-if not in lava public
agent charged with the duty of paying the
salaries of members and delegates. The de-
cisiOn appears to remove all rational doub.
as to the right of the members to be repaid
out Of the Treasury.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-01

Hamilton Shidy retires from Office, as antici-
pated, amid general applause, no one, unless it
be Mr.. Shidy himself. dissenting. The spoils-
men could never forgive HIM for telling about
the violations Of the civil service law at the
Milwaukee post office, in which he had partici-
Pated- And his testimony before the Congress
sional committee made it very evident that the
civil service commissioners had been deceived
by his professions OF repentance for the part
which he had played. and that not even the
prudential consideration of protecting a gov
ernment witness against punishment for telling
the truth should prevail to retain him in the
government service
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The Baltimore and Ohio railroad needs add

The Baltimore and Ohio railroad needs addi-
uonal freight facilities and condonement Of its
past ohenses in the illegal occupation of and
use Of public property. The Baltimore and
Potomac railroad stands in need OF precisely
the same relief. The former, in seeking these
concessions from the public, proposes the
Improvement Of its occupation in certain par
nculars. IL offers to remove its present main
line from the city entirely, join its two branches
outside OF the city, bring them down a single
street, and build expensive bridges at three
points on this street. 1t is evident,
moreover, that additional concessions for
the public benefit will be exacted by
the Senate committee. The Baltimore
and Potomac road, On the other hand, in ask
ing the enumerated concessions for its own
benefit, proposes no improvement whatever of
its occupation. 1t makes In the House direct
and unconditional demand for what il wants,
with no suggestion Of a reduction Of its sur
face tracks or Of any concession Of any sort to
the public. 1t places itself in q much more
iiscreditsble attitude than does its competitor
Why should Uncle Sam forgive and pet one Of
these offending corporations without the atone
ment which is exacted from the other?
Will the House District committee give
TO one of these roads the things which
it wants without coupling with the grant sat-
isfaction Of the needs of the public in respect
to the railroad occupation? Viii it be less
watchful of the interests of this community
over which it exercises guardians supervis-
ion, than the Senate committee? Washington
understands very well that it must get rid of
grade crossings in connection with the grant OF
these concessions to the railroads or not at all,
and that grant Of the corporate relief. not
coupled with the provisions for tho benefit of
the people, Is a denial of public relief
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DIFFERENT ExpREssroSs Fon
DIFFERENT TASTES
PPP EE kRE BRR W ssss
r EEB K Z Z 4 Z ssss :

So many-most of you-know what please you in the
way of novelty in Dress Pattern-thst when you
Can Ike he Of pnno
when the right combinations are touched harmony
see fifty pstterns-ail new0rea y with meritWand sti
might be the nifty first that would take your fancy.
Looking for something newer here"difisrent there"
anywhere where originality can be found combined
Could not help thinking in this strain today when
we opened up some new imPortations for street and
certsnty-for they are harmonious in their combine.
4O-inch Chevron stripe-lots Of shades-5Oc.
4O-ineh Checks and Stripes III Blue. Brown Silver.
and SEsen spashed Sy ,,, Gray
,4O,inch shepherds Plaids-old the hills-but
la9 THAT as aP
MWhteNNI3c; Better qgslity1same Observation-Disclosures.
ss ss an. Seh sna
pin head pstterns-$1.
4o-ineh Large Plaids-no end to the coors-new and
42-,nch Bourette stripes-,us. off the loom-Navy.
in shades oS Of sssh sn9gf in
5O-inch Hair-line stripes in Olive, Ian. Einel and
Brown.3ne neatly and prettily combined with the
Bouret!es in Combination Tints-new. We know
Large Piaids-with the Plain 70 natchtip Old Rose.
Heiotrope serpent and Brownss22. 90 suit. Lots
ca9 Srs MN rsnels xandyas Fronts bordures We
these suits-$S to s35.
aSs. & o 5 :, g plain ssup." All the
Amy Sne cam Import sCodsmoss every one doe.
Of tasteslsys Of brnsinss over utterly out
OF place. We have studied you-the now Of the cur.
G ,1s .seS DO sons
they me Piecs,as far as We concerned anyhow
are guaranteed to be correct.
sEAToN PERRY.
PERRY BUILDING
9TH ST. AND PENNSYLVANIA AVE,
Established 1910. II
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LADIES SHOULD READ TINS.

LADIES SHOULD READ TINS.
10 CENTS for White Linen Handkerchiefs. with 1
and Pinch hemsttcned borders. that you asked to
compare with any elsewhere at l2x cents.
l21S CENTS for White Initial Hsndkerchiefs-an
initial-which equal the usual l9c. quality.
p CENTS for White Linen Handkerchief which
include the style drawn work ard revere borders
also the inverted vandyke hemstitched novelties
Good value at 20 cents each.
PARAsoLs
s43S for the New Parasols-those with IA ribs
The shades to match your dress. Latest styles in
stripes, &c.
LACEs.
81 YARD for Heavy Black Silk Lace Nets 4s
inches wide. pretty design has alternate rows Of
lace stripes and polka dots
80 CENTS for Polka Dot Russia Net, for which
you'll expect to be charged sL25.
TRIMMINGS.
The new Zouves Of Steel Gold and Jet Beads are al
most self adjusting. The Braid Collars and Cuffs
also shown in all sizes and ready for The new
Persian Trimmings Of Lavender and Cream &C. Palais
Royal prices for these novelties.
BUCKLES AND SLIDES
Imported novelties at SOC. apiece. In order to make
good assortment to select from you may choose from
many that should be &c. and some 7oc goods Those
Of domestic man ufacture at loo. are marvel.
The only place to obtain Pearl Slides shaped to 1T to
the waist is the Palais Royal
BELTS AND BAGS
81 CENTS for Antelope Skin Chatelaine Bags in the
new Tans and Grays Oxidized Trimming identical
in design to the IS imported novelties. Belts to
match. 75c.
GLOVES
W CENTS is the regular price Of real French Kid
Clio ves Every pair warranted. 50 is the Easter
safe price, These Gloves be favorsbly compared
with the $l.25 Kid Gloves of the credit stores.
sl25 is the regular price Of the Pslais Royals war
rsnted Undressed Kid Mousquetaires. sI1s Is the
Easter sa price. Have pair tried ON at our risk and
you'll wo nder why you have been paying elsewhere
81 As for no better gloves.
80 CENTS for genuine Psskin Mousquetaires.
These have the White or selfcoIor stitching All the
new Grays. Pawn. Tans. Browns, Slate and q Fast
Black Some call these Gloves worth 81 25 but 81 is
the prevailing price at the credit stores
RIBBONS
80 CENTS for Tartan Plaid Sash Ribbons is IL
cents yard below the prevailing price for this quality
Those 80 inches wide only 25 cents q yard
Black and Colored Velvet Ribbons and Black Silk
Ribbons for trimming Lace Dresses are at typically
Palais Royal prices
HOSE
35 CENTS for &C. g." Ribbed Black Lisle Hose
That is Is cents less than credit store prices.
40 CENTS for Richelieu Ribbed Lisle Hose in lovely
color combinations Quality and styles of boot pat
terms thatli cos: you 6S cents elsewhere.
THE PALAIs ROYAL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-01

THE PRICEs-s4. s5. SO, e., IS. 90, slO. eli,
$l2. $l4 $l5. $l6. SlS. 500. $25.
THE MAIERIALS-The celebrated Clay Diagonals
Spring Weight Jersey Cloth. Wide Vale Diagonals
Broad Cloth. Scotch Cheviots and the 'Cheveron"
Cloth. The latter is an awool diagonal cloth. with
stripes looking like silk.
THE STfLES-"The Refer" is double breasted
with rolling collar and high sleeves The Blazer
with rolling collar loose 'front.' with button THE
|t" Front" wastcoat with loose Jacket THE Red
fern" tghtftting Jacket tailor finish double and
single breasted.
THE CoLORS-Tan. Brown, Black. Navy Gray,
Fawn, Suede, Green
sS-some Of the higher priced Jackets were secured
by our Paris agent from the Paris exhibition Those
at the lower prices owe much Of their merit to the
Paris models.
Our so Cheveron Jackets have the hip pockets and
are bound just as 10 IA Import Cheveron
jacket At IS and $40 shown Jackets made of the
Celebrated Clay Diagonals
THE PALAIS ROYAL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-01

The New York Star wants Mayor Grant TO
resign and the Ecs-sng Post says he wrote
letter for an applicant for Office in which he
described the applicant as "deservint of pro-
curing work" Something more than an Irish
brogue 10 mans handwriting must be brought
against New York Official to secure his re-
moyaL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-01

As was expected Gov. Hill vetoed the ballot
reform bill This second veto will make New
FORKS executive an immensely popular candi-
date with the rowdy and corrupt element in
the cities, but it gives great odense to the re-
spectacle elements Of society everywhere. The
ambitious governor clips his own wings.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-01

The Court Of Claims has indicated the late
Mr.. si!cott, of the House. There is absolutely
NO question that Mr.. Silcott was the disbursing
agent d. Jacto and that he is still the dsbursing
agent and that he is at this moment engaged in
disbursIng something like $4,000 of the men,
bers' salaries; hence the decision of the court
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-01

Our bright contemporary, the Richmond State,
has just celebrated its fourteenth birthday and
Is receiving from the people Of its city and
from other newspapers numerous wishes for
many happy returns
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-01
PAIArs RoYA1,s CH1IDnrrs Wac,

PRICEs-s2.25, s2.50. IS. s3.5o. saes,V5, "a.
$3.50 %. %. 9. slO ST. $l2. s13. Sl4. sl5. sI6,
els, S20
THE sTYLES-we won't attempt description
For Children from to 10 Of age Ne are showfps
Costa Suits, Jackets &C. In hundred aud one styiss
THEAATkRlALsinc include Henrietta, the New Cloth
finish Serge. the English Chsck Suitings the Nev
Treneh HiaidA he
THE PAL4AIs ROYAL.
A. LIsNER.
apl Cor. 18th st and Pa ave-
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HEApouARrERs FoR Wars

The Opening" display and the criticism 1t caused
justify the heading Of this paragraph
"Thcy certainly ft nicely" Such was the tenof Of
the remarks Of those who tried the wraps during
the Opening"
You hare the best rdrietu" Told so hundred times
last week.
Psla's oval prices in conjunction with superior
variety and qualities make this place headuuarters
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-01

duty on tin plate will increase the price OF
those handsome silver tea sets which grateful
employees present to generous employers and
Il Is therefore burden upon the laboring
classes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-01

somebody did not get justice In the New
York courts yesterday, when Sheriff Flack was
fined $500 and given two months in Jail, and
Reporter Choate got $3.50 and one month for
being caught eavesdropping in the jury room
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-01

Mr. siicots should be put on the tariff list
and not allowed to enter the United States
without paying a specific duty Of sss, 900 Der
Silcott
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-01

Gen. Russell A. Alger says his present trip
south has no political significance Whatever,
and If Gen. Alger says it has not it has not,
whether il has or not
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-01

That Imperial fad. the international labor
conference, Is dead before most people realized
IL Was alive.
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few Specials taken from the complete line Of
Cloaks for spring wear we have ever shown.
The prices will suit you well the styles
Some exclusive Easter Novelties in the house now
which you will not be able to get later
IN MISSES AND CHILpREN's WRAPS
We show perfect assortment, styles all exclusive
Some imported novelties are now here and domestic
ones. too, just as handsome.
SPECIALS
Ladies' Tan Jackets. Drectoire front tailor made
SPECIAL PRICE. s475.
Ladies' Navy Diagonal Cloth Jackets revers down
entire front. with vest standing collar back and
open seams.
SPECIAL s6.75
Ladies' Connemarss, Atwood Twill Cloth; colors
Navy. Black. Tan and Gray $3.50 is the price,
$3.50 SPECIAL PRICE
Elegant line of Beaded Capes from $3.50 to ais;
styles and designs of beading entirely new.
SPECIAL, 81 30 CAPE FOR $500.
Extremely stylish.
BOYS SHIRT wAISTS-Patterns new and nobby;
made rs to Prices that are lower BY far than
usual for the qualities
BAUM'S
POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE,
m3I 9TH STREET.
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SpEc1A1s
EASTER MILLINERY OPENING TODAY AND
TOMORROW.
10c. Sample Handke rchief Sale. Worth
15c to ACC. ..f
lie Undervest Sale
19c. Soc. 59c. Shirt Waist Sale. Rssu-
lar prices 25c., 49c., 75c.
MILLINERY.-You want your Spring Hat or Bonnet
for Easter. Don't delay. Only Q few days
off. Orders are crowdng in. Don't wait
until we have to turn down your order.
We guarantee to I'LL all orders promised
TRIMMED HATS-An elegant stock to select from.
We never were in better shs pc in this de-
partment. Large Variety. Select Styles
and Low Prices.
MILLINERY TRIMMINGa-- Flowers Festhers
Ornaments, Laces. Nets. Ribbons and every
requirement in Millinery Goods at lowest
possible prices.
EASTER GLOVES
FOR TOMORROW AND THURSDAY we offer choice Of
1O-button Suede soc. Gloves
12-button suede csc. Gloves
In Tsns Modes and Graya All sizes.
Choice for tomorrow or Thursday, 75c pair.
NULL CAPs.-The handsomest and cheapest line we
have ever shown. Prices from 25c. mp to
s3.9S. with prices between to suit everyone.
INFANTS wEAR-You should call and nee our line Of
Infants Short and Long Dresses Flannel
Skirts. shawls. Cloaks. Long. Short, White
and Colored. sacques Bootees. and in fact
everything required for Babies Dress, At
THE
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Punch Is not alone in suggesting doubts
whether 1t was time for Captain William to
put Pilot Bismarck overheard.
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PnA1s ROYAL TIA Cows

THE PRICES-81.25, Sl.6S. SIG5. 81. GO. 40 as.
s4Ss, 90 SO. %. clio. el2, Ella. els, sl6 $40. s2o
S23. &25. 327.
THE MATERIALs-Those at the lower prics. ara
Calico. Bingham, Challie and French Percale Ths
more expensive Of Henrietta and China aud sur.h
Silks.
THE STYLE-The "Grecian" is the latest
THE COLOkS include I'll the nav art tint. NJ
Green's. Grays. Blues, Reds &c.
THE PALAIs ROYAL
fContiuued below1
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LAsspuRsH & Bao.s
INFORMATION COLUMN.

THE POPULAR NOTION THAT THE EASTER
HOLIDAYS Is THE PROPER OCCASION FOR THE
ADVENT OF SPRING FASHIONS LEADS Us TO
PUT ON EXHIBITION ALL THE NEW THINGS
SPRING SILKS. WOOL AND COTTON DRESS
GOODS. THROUGH CONSTANT AND UNREMIT.
TING EFFORTS ON OUR PART WE PRESENT TO
THE PUBLIC AN ASTONISHING AND BEwILpER-
ING ARRAY OF DRESS FABRICS. GATHERED
FROM THE !LEADINa EUROPEAN CENTERs.
combined with extraordinary assembly of materials
by the most reliable domestic manufacturer forming
in allths
MOST COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF CHOICE
NOVELTIES AND PLAIN TEXTILES AT
VERY MODERATE PRICES.
CoLoRINas OF THE LATEST. THE NEWEST OF
wEAvEs. MATERIALS OF ALL GRADES.
PRICES THE LOWEST.
In conjunction with a grand display we will show
line Of trimmings for these new materials which in
beauty have never been equaled.
OUR BEAUTIFUL ROOM FOR THE PERFECT
DISPLAY OF GOODS Is KNOWN TO ALL.
PARAsoLs IN ALL THE NEW THINGS.
SUCH LOVELY CREATIONS.
PARAsoLs TO MATCH Al THE NEW SHADES
PARAsOLs TO SUIT EVERY wHIM AND FANCY.
PRICES To SUIT ALL PURSES
NEW THINGS IN LADIES' GARMENTS.
PelerineA all prices
As special Easter Offering we will sell 500 Ladies'
Jackets in Light and Dark Tan. Raised Shoulders Bell
Sleeves. for 1885.
500 LADIES' cAPEs made Of Ladies' Cloths of All
colors. Plated Edge, $3.50. ,,
$50 LADIES' BLAZERS OF FINE CLOTH in All the
New shades and Black. very NObby Garment. "a.
200 PELERINES, Long Front Tabs, Raised Shout
ders, Handsomely Braided All Over, for $40.
Sc for q LADIES' ALLwoOL CONNEMARA in
Blue aud Black. All sizes
CHILDREN's REFERS FOR s16s of Atwood
Material in Garnet and Blue trimmed with Brass But
tons. Fauntleroy Collar.
CHILDREN's REFERS. s225.
in Light Gray. AL Sizes. The Most Stylish Misses
Garment shown by US. Wonderfully cheap.
BE SURE TO VISIT OUR ESTABLISHMENT DUR
ING THIS WEEK.
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TINS MAY Isrrnrsr You.

The Palais Royal beins the only large store In IL
line Of business whose business u not largely credit
offers unusual advantages to thoss who pay promptly.
nlust7ions below.
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NV SpRrxe Goops.

Just received beautiful lime Of wssh Chsviots An.
derson's Zel hyr Ginshams, Sattseps, China stlka
Plan and isley Sc.i sui,!n.S cL.inss, silk nd
sases Dsmask by the yard in choice patterns, Hem
sttched Linen Shsets and Pillow Caso Linen ehoof.
ihSs aud Pillow Lnsus. al YrsisA
HOOE. BRO. co,
@h5.3m l32e Ut. nv.
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OuR CREDIT PLAN.
FURNITURE CARPETS. MATTINGs OIL
CLOTHS RUGS. BABY CARRIAGES. REFRIa-
ORATORS. STOVES and HOUSE FURNISHING
GOODS IN GENERAL. Low FOR CASH OR ON
EASY WEEKLY OR MONTHLY PAYMENTa
Poplar Bed Room Suites from o Is up
Oak Bed Room Suites from s25 up
Walnut Bed Room Suites from Gao up
Parlor Suites in Hair Cloth or Plush S35 up
Ingram Carpet from Csc per yard up
Brussels Carpet from Zoe. per yard up.
Oil Cloths from Zoe per yard up.
6PER CENT DISCOUNT FOR CASH.
An Carpets sewed and Laid Free Of Charge We
guarantee the customer against any loss MATCHING
charge only for the number Of yards nsces-
sary to cover the floor.
1t viii pay you to call us before purchasinG else
where. you will ind our Prices Lower and Terms
kasisr than any other house in the city.
CASH DISCOUNT ALLOWED ON ALL BILLS
SETTLED IN THIRTY DAYS.
p. GRoaAN
S39snd TAI 9TH st nv
MRa NJ. j. Hyxr
NH Exhibit
MONDAY, MARCH 81.
Her ImIortations Of
TRIMMED BONkEI6 AND HATS
krym tbs Leading Nillip0rs Of Pnr1s
With those Of
HER OWN MAXI
In Al forfnuG the largest and Choicest Collecftm
She Has kysr shown
a2-Sme l30s i ST. NV.