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The Portland daily press., 1890-02-05
a Haunted House.

,ody of ours has been likened to tene-
10 often has haunted apartment-the
a Scared by the eldrich sprite, dyspepsia,
On flies and refuses to return. What can
DreaA The spell, what can raise the ban laid upon
the unhappy organs? We answer unhesitatingly,
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, and we are waran-
ted In the response by the recorded testimony of
myriads, GOV ering period of over third of a
century. A course of the Bitters, begun in any
stage OF the atfction, and persstently followed,
WI! terminate In cure positive, not partial. The
Buffers restores tone 10 the epigastric nerve re-
news and purities the juices exuding from the
cenuiar tissue That act upon the food digestively
expels bile from the stomach and tine blood, and
promotes regular habit of the body. Malaria
neuralgia give.way to this medicine.
Palmer-Its mighty funny, but there are no
less than six people with whom have been talk
log within week who are now dead.
Curtleigh-I haven't the least doubt of it, Pm
sorry / can't stop to listen 10 you today, but the
facti is I'm not prepared.-Boston Transcript
The breath OF a chronic catarrh patient is
often so offensive that he becomes an objebt of
sgust. AftcI time liberation sets in. the
spongy bones are attacked and frequently entire
ly destroyed. A constant source Of discomfort is
the dripping of the purulent secretions into the
tnroat, sometimes producing inyeterate bronchi-
us winch In Its turn has been the exciting cause
Vi pulmonary disease. The brilliant results which
nave attended It's use for years past properly des-
ignate Ely's Cream Balm as by rar the best al d
only cure.
Mr.. Candleburns Uncapacitaled by the rout,-
You rascal! ! told you to put that cracked ice on
my forehead, ana you've slapped it on to The hacl.
of my neckl
Nlrse-As near as ! cud pipe it aft, sor that's
where yure forbid begins. Puck.
a mans w;sn should Away. be the
same, especially to her husband. but If she t.
weak and nervous, and uses Carriers Iron Pills
sne cannot be, for they make ae' 'ieel 'iAe q
gerent person." so they all say, and the h0
bands say so tool
Why he moved not.
The Portland daily press., 1890-02-05

Endorsed by all, DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup. 20
cents.
"Beauty soon grows familiar 10 the lover, fades
in his eye, and pales upon the sense" But bot
tie of Salvation Oil will look well as long as people
suffer with headache, rheumatism and neuralgia
The Portland daily press., 1890-02-05
Harpswen Steamboat Co.

On and after Nov. IL, $780, Steamer VA * RRY-
CONEAG will leave 0rr's Island for Portland
at $40 a. m. Return, leave Portland for Orr's
Island at 40 p. M, touching all landings.
ISAIAH DANIELS. II. r. DEWEY
Manager. President.
oct1 dtf
The Portland daily press., 1890-02-05
Rumford Falls & ButEfieId Railroad
In EfEesl Nev. A., 1850.

Leave Portland, via G. T. Railway, $40 g. m. and
1.30 p. m. RETURNING-LeaVe Canton 4.36
and $50 q. IA.
STAGE CONNECTIONs-DAu w
Minot for Hebron Academy; Buckneld FOR VS.
Sumner and Turner; Canton for Peru, Dix1eld
and Mexico, also for Brettun's Mills, Livermore
my16df l.. L.. LINCOLN Supf
The Portland daily press., 1890-02-05
Why he moved not.
IOunU man lmfth n oslana.

WY nc HIONtU UOI.
Young man with glance at Johnny, who has
remained in the parlor all the evening)-I see the
Rev, John Jasper is mistaken, Miss Bylo. The
son does not move
Young lady (coldly)-He moves, Mr.. Pipsey,
Tribune.
The Portland daily press., 1890-02-05
~ a 2INE NEWS

PORT OF PORTLAND.
TUESDAY, Feb. 4.
Arrived.
Steamer New Brunswick, Colby, st John, NIB
via PASSPORT for Boston.
Sen joel Shepherd, Brewer Boston for Horse
Island, (and pruceeded1
Sch Lewis X French, Over, Boston.
Sch Ada Herbert, from Rockland for Now York
Sch Campus, from Georges, with 90, 600 lbs nsn
The Portland daily press., 1890-02-05
The Wise Grammarian

The Wise Grammarian:
Teacher-What part Of speech is but9
Michael-But is a conjunction.
Teacher-Corect. Now give me an example of
its use. "a
Mlchael-See the goat but the boy. But con-
meets the goat and the bo-.-Harper's Bazaar.
BEEcHAMs PILLS act like magic on a weak
stomach.
Childish Precocity:
Old Gentleman ito little girl on the horse carr
How old are you, little girl?
Little Girl-Are you the conductor?
% Gentleman-Why, no; have nothing to do
with the railroad
"Then Pm seven years old."-Buffalo Courier.
The Portland daily press., 1890-02-05
BEEcHANrs PILLS act like magic on weak
$1,000 q EWARp

is offered for better washing compound than
Savena. Everybody likes Savens that tries it.
Just try one package yourself. useful present
in every package.
A Long Needed Sea Story
Publisher-I wish you would write good sea
story.
Great Author-But have never been to sea-
II know it. want a sea story that people can
understand New York Weekly.
Originated by physician, Johnson's Anodyne
Lniment is prescribed by many regular doctors.
He wanted revenge
"What's papa's boy going to be when he grows
up?"
policeman"
"And whatll he do when he's great big DC
liceman?"
"olub the stuffn out of papa"-New York Sun.
If it's scat!ca, battle with 5ohnsons Anodyne
Lniment, pressing the muscles and nerves hard.
Fitted foT the-flace.
there wheelman in the delegations" asked
of the committee.
'Why?'' asked another.
70 act as Observation-Disclosures Ga
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-13
You WASr One Or FACE
Err f. k E Ef E E nh W sss
+ kEs Z EE + ssss .

JERSEYS and sHAwLS-two things everybody
ought to own They mean more comfort and service
than be got out of equal values other FORM
We head the list with chance to pick
Odd sizes Of odd Jerseys-GH and six and rood
Regular prices are e.. $3.50 and IS. ANY one Of
them you want-Sl.25.
We have Aa-tcoOi Imported Jersey at sl5O. That
Is plain
Two Grades with Vest Fronts-s2 and $3.50.
Hyou like Braided Jersey have one at s2.25
and another 500 that cannot but take your notion
Stout szes-trimmed with fat band the from,
and on the collar and cuffs-S375.
Flat braid trimmed with hgh shoulders-S4 And
you know the quality must be good
Tucked effect. front. back and seeves-s5.
Aspecalty in silk, with high shoulders-s615.
And still better quality at IS.
You know Jersey ust not have a flaw. II must ba
absolutely perfect-else you don't want IT. Ours are
thoroughly inspected before they put into stock
Ours are all right So are the prices.
SHAwL6-
Do you suppose you could find family in washing.
ton without shawl or two among its ownings, IL
fashion ''od as the hills"-and die out
new one has TO be boughte and then-And II
that time is NOW you connect with rich bar
gains. For instance:
Gray Cardinal and Cream Al-wool Chudda-s2. -
81. so. SO, 81 so. So, st. and sl0.
Cancels Hair. in Gray. Brown and Tan-plsids,
stripes and mixtures-s4. So sc. IS and $40.
Square Woolen in plain colors plaids and mixtures
81 So $3.50. "a and IS.
Long woolen shawls, in variety of pretty pictures
5 to Sl2. 80.
French Broche shawls-direct from the other side
Sl250 to $40.
Black French Cashmere (square share)-s3to 50.
Black French Cashmere Long Shawls-S5 10 s2u.
What Is your idea Of them anyway, oh, but you
can't judge of patterns and merits by print-Hayea
look-thenSdecide.
One more word on SHAwLS-Men's Travellers
1.-THE MAUD"-You mark him down for sensible
man il you see him with Of these companions
Look at them. too. when you in.
Don't be afraid ask questions Our clerks are here
as much for that as TO sell goods TO SERVE YOU
that Is our business
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-13
There Is going to be lively scrimmage in

There il going to be lively scrimmage in
tho special session OF the Ohio legislature.
The Hamilton county members and other
friends Of the Cincinnati board Of public i'm
provements contend that no good evidence of
wrong doing has been produced against the
board and they will make a bitter fight to pre-
vent the abolition Of the board and the result
ing political loss Of large number Of its 1,5OO
employees. They even threaten to vote
with the republicans to restore the
gerrymandered districts, if Gov. Campbell
and the democratic members Of the legislature
from the country push the board too hard and
the special session would furnish the oppor-
tunity for such deal with the republicans be-
fore the coming election. The state repubIi-
cans enjoy the political situation hugely. If
they vote that Gov. Campbell has sustained his
charges against the board and it is abolished,
they are assured by the Hamilton county DEM
ocrats that the county will go republican
through votes Of the boards discharged en-
ployes III they vote with the Hamilton county
men to protect the board, it is suggested that
they will be compensated bya correction Of the
gerrymander. For the present and immediate
future it is with them politically q case of
"heads win, tails you lose"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-13

The Columbia Athletic Club of this city did
not take any prizes at the Columbian games of
Saturday, the first Columbiad, as it were, but
the club won something OF more permanent
value in its capacity of host to all the athletic
guests who visited the capital 1t took them
to its hospitable bosom, it opened to them the
doors Of its home and it wrote Welcome" over
its gates. What it did for itself it did for Wash
ington. and it has given to all the visitors a
kindliness Of personal feeling which is not less
strong than was their pride in the city as the
national capital The Columbia Club has made
a record for itself of the satisfactory kind which
no future meet Of the Amateur Athletic Union
can ever break
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-13

HERE WE LEAD. We stand frst right hcrs. oul
stock IL exceedingly large assortment varied
tbs possible to hold under roof ard prices ars
very correct. We pride ourselves this stock. We
buy from the largest and most reliable
All our Bedwear measures out full, and when We tell
you Blanket is wool" you may feel sure of it When
we tell you Comforter is filled with white cotton bat
ung 1t Is WHIrE-no shoddy substance, although VIC
carry the cheap grades You advised what you are
buying. For this week we arc Offering:
10-4 White 81 Blanketa
10-4 White Heavier Weight s1.25.
1914 Wool Blanket 40
10-4 Eagle tour leader), $3.50
10-4 Frankfort Wool Blanket. g.
10-4 Cumberland All Wool, "a.
1O-4 Extra All Wool as
1o-4 California Wool. $3.50.
liza Shedandoah 81
liza Frankfort, S375
liza VENETIAN ALL-wooL Heavy Weight s5.
liza Australian Wool, 60. in Pink, Blue and Red
borders.
liza Diamond Valley California Wool. as
ia Perfection California Blanket scroll borders.
e1O.
wo arc offering Croche. Spread at soc. equal to
any 81 Spread ever shown by us.
CROCHET SPREADS at only 90c. 81 and sl o5,
In Marseilles patterns fnl size Our 81. SO Crochet
Spread is THREE-PLY THREAD. BOTH WARP AND
FILLING.
We also have Crochet Spreads for cots, " beds and
extra sized beds
We have cheap and elegant line of Marseilles
Spreads. both domestic and imported goods. Our
No. l25 full-sze raised designs are only So We have
them at s." So s3 so and 81 90 Extra value, s5 So,
81. SIS andSl0
We arc handling larger variety Of Colored Bed
Wear than ever before
Coiored Bed Spreads. with fringe. 75c. and a.
PATENT MITCHELlNE Spreads, in Pink, Light
Blue, Medium Blue, Orange and Buff ut $3.50 We
guarantee the colors
Turkish Embossed Spreads in White, Pink and Blue
Our Comforts range in price from SOC. to s35.
Cot size, SOC.
At 81 We give you . Full.size Comfort. with
White filling.
Better grades a, 1.2o. sl.25. $3.50 and s175.
Our e2 Comfort is Pacific twill with Red lining and
filed with White cotton
We are selling SATTEEN COMFORT with FANCY
STITCHING, Red liuing,orly $3.50
BoRDERED SAITEEN COMFORTS, so.15.
Our So Comforts satteen on both Sides plain and
figured Innings.
boiled lining and best carded cotton at So 80 and a.
Fest French satteen Comforts. with Blue Pink,
Red and G old satteen linings So.
Cheese Cloth Comforts, in plain White and nil tbe
light shades.
Figured Batiste Comforts, So. so.
Persian Null Comforts. with fancy quilting, light
lining. at 1875 and 81 90
Eider-down Comforts made Of the best French sat.
teen and fancy corded stitch, 80 So slO s12 sl2 90
$3.50.
We have large assortment Of CRIB SPREADS and
CRIB BLANKETS.
EMBROIDERED CRIB BLANKETS for AZ 25.
$3.50 SO. So 30, "a and SIS.
We have looked out for the baby. We have a Crib
Blanket for comfort and some that combine beauty
and comfort. Some Iavshly embossed. some plain
ones We cater to your fancies and purses our stock
your choice.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-13

As an athletic center Washington bids fair to
take the same rank as it does capitally. So
cially. politically and beautifully, and the
charm of our athletic excellence is that it is
all non-prOfessional. The capital went out Of
the professional line when the base ball club
hung its pennant on the tail board of the pro-
cession.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-13

Our peripatetic Police Court will have to
travel far before it fares worse than in its
original quarters, now undergoing repairs
Even when repaired the building Will be I'M
suitable, poorly ventilated and unhealthful. Is
it necessary to Offset the honor of judicial posi-
ton in the District by shortening the lives Of
the judges?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-13

simultaneously with the story of Russian
activity on the Armenian border comes another
story that the archducal commander of the
Russian army is insane. There is no sugges-
tion of cause and effect. The real commander
bears no kinship to the imperial family.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-13

Some very interesting cases will be heard at
the October term of the Supreme Court, which
opens today. Besides the expected reafirma-
ton Of the original package decision another
matter Of public interest is the electrocution
case from New York, the point of unconstitu-
tionality having been raised in the case of the
the Japanese Jugigo. A painful feature Of the
opening of the session will be the absence of
Justice Miller. During the past four years
only for short time last spring has there been
q full bench. When to the onerous duties of
the circuit are superadded the other and sta
tionary duties of the court it will be seen why
there is inability to command full attendance
OF men who have lived beyond the average of
years in the public service. Something must
be done to relieve the Supreme Court, and done
speedily. There is neither wisdom nor hu-
manity in the present system.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-13

Every now and then South Carolina reads
her peculiar declaration of independence OF
the ruling party in the state, no matter whether
the party be federal, republican or DEM
ocratic
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-13

The COuTier-JoITHal has adopted into its
partisan vocabulary the word McKinleyed. II
applies to prices and means an increase of from
one to one thousand per cent, according to
circumstances.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-13
Observation-Disclosures
WV III. McKSEws DAnY LETTER.
MONDAY. OCTOBER Is. $500

About this Mckinley Tariff Bill. tits
only too true that Manufacturers and
Importers have advanced the WHOLESALE
prices on q great many lines of goods
but il is also true that We shall no, adj -
vance our prices SO long as our present
large stock holds out. We have received
Notice that the prices on many lines Of
Hosiery have been increased on account
of the Tariff. but 1t does not affect U.s.
for we bought heavily before the rise.-
and our prices Will remain the same rs
before. -
We have received notice Of the heavy-
advance in Pushes. but it does not worry-
us at all, for we bought double the usual
quantity of Plush Jackets. Wraps and
-sacques early in September, hence our
prices will remain from 10 TO % per
cent less than will prevail elsewhere. -
- We have received notice that re--
orders on many lines Of our Jackets can
--be filed only at advanced prices-espe--
-pecially the fur-trimmed styles, owing
to this terrible tariff bill But we are
not alarmed. for we bought nearly ten
thousand dollars worth more Jackets-
this season than last. and the store il
literally packed with Jackets We have
-receiyed notice Of the advance In other
lines carried by us. but we are uncon-
-cerned and unaffected thereby. We
-riseLy anticipated the restft AZ the pas--
-sa0e Of the tdyir bH and stocked up
largely before the rise. The present stock
is the largest and best we have carried
for yearA Our foresight ia your advan-
-tage, for we shall continue 10 sell at the
same low prices % long 90 our immense-
stock lasts. Some domestic manufac--
--turers have also taken advantage Of the
-tanff price-scare aud advanced their
prices without any cause whatever. We
shall protect our patrons, and you can
rely upon our prices being as low. IL not
Lower. than prevail elsewhere. We have
-striven harder than ever this season To-
make this good place for you 10 shop.-
and we are justified In saying that we
were never better prepared 10 serve you
to your advantage. -
WILLIAM h. NoKNEW
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-13

Col. Watterson. the noted free trader, is of
the opinion that the late Mr.. Reuben Burrows
Of Alabama was ''robber baron"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-13

Major Mckinley would like to work a pro-
hibitive tariff on the manufacture of demo-
cratic gerrymanders
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Doue1.ss & Bno.
INTER-OCEAN BUILDING. 9TH ST.

TUESDAY. WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY We
shall tempt you with the following but the prices
will be for those days only:
One Lot Extra Size Bal o0c. Hose, sizes 81 and g.
Soc. pair.
One Lot ladies' Fast Black soc Hose at 35c pair.
One Lot Ladies' Fast Black SIC. Hose at 25c pair
One Lot LADIES' Fancy Boot Patterns, black feet at
25c. pair.
Four Lots Of LADIES' Csc. Black Hose light and
heavy weight, double soles. high spliced heels al
Sue. pair.
Childrens Genuine English Fast Black Ribbed Hose
1T 2lc-, SOC, JOc, 61c, Zoe, &c, per pair.
Infants y and Long Lambs Wool Hose in Black
and White
Cream and natural wool
Furley Bdttrum's Celebrated Underwear for ladies'
and children. Also Saxony. Persian and Australian
Wool Underwear IN he'd and White, ribbed vests and
drawers
9 Dozen Drawn Work Stamped SOC Bureau scarfs ,
35c each.
s Dozen KnOtted-fringe Stamped Soc Bureau
ScArfs, 3oc. each
8 Dozen Knottedfrings Stamped 35c Bureau
Scsrfs. pc. each.
IL Dozen Damssk 39c Tray Cloths at CSC EACH
IL Dozen Stamped Momie-cloth 39c. splashers at
25c.
We ask your especial attention to full line Of the
BEST imported Germantown and Saxony Woods.
DOUGLASS h BRO.
ol3 lnter-ocean Building.
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OFFICE or
WOODWARD 4 LorHRos
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE
WASHINGTON. pa
MosDAr. Oc1oBra Ii, 1890.


Real Kid Gloves in Black and assorted
shades Of Tan. Price sl.s5 per pair.
Ladies' 4-button Suede Gloves in Tsns
Modes and Grays, embroidered in
feather stitch. Price 81. 25 per r.ir.
Ladies' Equestrian Gauntlets in En-.
slish and Dark Tsns. Prices sl7o and
s2per pair.
Ladies' 5-button Pinked-wrist Imre.
rial Real Kid Gloves in Tans Browns
Grays and Black. Price 81. so per pair.
Ladies' 7.hook Imperial Real Kid
Gloves in assorted shades Of Tan and
Black. embroidered In feather stitch.
Price sl.75 rer rair
Ladies' Rubber Gloves for domestic
use. Prices 81 End sl.25 rer pair
Misses 4-but,on Real Kid Gloves IN
Tans and Browns. embroidered in feather
stitch Price sl25.
First noor)
FINE BLACK Goops.-A largo as
sortment of Fine Dress Fabrics from the
celebrated makers Of Black Goods, D.
Priestly and Lupin. is what We are now
showing at this counter. 1t would nay
you to make an inspection Of this care
fully selected stock as the variety Of
weaves have never before been equaIed.
Camels' Hair. serges and Cheviots are
the most popular for the season.
CAMELS' HAIR.-For 81. so we have
50-inch Camels' Hair, soft and very
nne weave.
For Sl.75 we show four different
weaves. from fine to q heavy twill. ia
inches in Width
For $3.50 patterns are shown,
from the plain surface to the shaggy with
long hair.
For 50 and s5 astylish "Bourette"
Canels' Hair. AZ inches wide. with
tufted surface covered with long hair.
sERGks.-Five different weaves in
tine quality Serges, at sl.50.
2weaves atsl.75, the Imperial" and
the "Sergette."
pio0' oeise' su'fAn'
teed to shed the water. at 81.
6s-inch shower-proof Serge. silk and
Won, soso
.1-,
;., IL. ,
81.
FIRST floor,
R.ru AMI n,.xrrr ,,
Np.srrpr
we.-s nr0n.,
ra,, ,
vim, .,.,
<v,s
,xr.~r.,
u,sa r.,, o.
,,u
NE" AiNENS-our importation OF
ran liable Damasks, Napkins. Doylies.
Pattern and Fringed Cloths, &C., is now
arriving Among the latest arrivals we
ouote the fo,,ouir,.
An "NU i'i'n 0A'in
DAinaSk' III ne" ana pretty designs u
Per yard - Napkins to match, s2.50
per dozen.
7o.ircb c.-,,,, r,,,,,. 1885,.
'e' 'A'N' 7" NAP
oefnian aho nisn Douoie
Damask. extra heavy and fine, sL50
per yard. u Napkins to match, $3.50
ner dozen-
-A' s'''''
'nu pef Safu - NAPKINS "
NN' O. "He . ''oo Pei uoIen.
10-4 Irish Double Damask. also per
yard Napkins to match, s5 per dozen.
fsooona ooor,
DIE DA'uAoA
~'o' ~'o0' e-' e1oo'
o. oAon'
Il SOU so' "c'' each
N '"AuS ea-'o' CO. CO. Gee
Zach
~HAo Saros' o. ." &C. eacn.
3hoa yardS' go 60 &C., each
SHh4 yards ~ 10 STU
1hese gooas are an EXTRAORDINARILY
good 'aiue ana are dispiayed on center
'Aoie ~ iron' u 'ne Aanen department.
tSecono nooE'
SMALL WARES.
Embroidery silk. Sc. per dozen.
Wash Embroidery Silk, SOC. dozen.
Linen Floss. SOC. dozen.
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There's Shoe Scale ofours on psses
A DISH Or ON Cookrso.

It's human nature from the crsdns
TO the srave-thA; that which Is rnoss
difheult 20 Possess 10 most wanted
The scranblins for BLACK CHEW
TOT this season is plain every -dsv.
THE to-be-met-with illustration OF this
BIGGEST caprice OF all mankind Its . sen.
HohEf'S shle whim-for there's nothins
HORTH truer 10 your expectations than
You've BLACK cHEvIoT. And it's relis-
EVER BILE for little money.
HAD WE'VE MADE Up LINE or
STRICTLY ALl-wOoL BLACK
CHEvIoT SUITS FOR sIo! when
you see them you'n want 20 doubt
the price-out TEN DOLLARS ARE
ALL THEY ARE-slngle breasted and
four buttons. All sizes You'll want
90 Tut on one 20 see how &c hts-ga
aheAd-wELL GUARANTEE 700
won't frs . fault You'll look q
over q SCI how it's finished. ThArs
risht-inside well out Youl
wonder about the wcAr-nsturl-wH
kNow-it's as Sound as q nut"
Don't pay more II this one suits yOu.
AlOOk-and you can tell
REGLAR ~wINpFALL.-
IL IL said some men are bora
lucky" IL must mean Washington
men. Did you anything 70
to beat iu We announced yesterday
that this morning We would put on
WHAT sale roo Of our FALLwEIdHT
YOU ovERcoATs AT ss 90. Straight
WANT. way Il turns positively chilly-And
- our doors were hardly opened before
WIEN there were takers" for |. quarter Of
YOU them. Therell be very few left foe
NEED tomorrov's end OF the s.le-but "a
1T the last one Of the two hundred-tiu
tomorrow night-the prcell be only
CHEAPER $3.50. Some are the short Covert
THAN Coats-tthe young men take particu.
you larry kindly to this styleD-and those
EXPECTED. that long-the regular ovcrcoat
length Light and medium shades
plain and serted velvet collars
plain and silk faced-and as good q
Coat as you could wish for double
the money.
DAY LONGER FOR $3.50
sAKs AND COMPANY.
THE ALwAYS-oN-HAND CLoTHrERs
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND SEVENTH
A SECRET ABOUT FINE DRESS GOODS
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A SECRET ABOUT FINE DRESS GOODS
"A Will be exposed through The star IN ten days. 70
VIII surprise the ladies' We advise you 20 wait with
your purchases ol3-dt
SPECIAL BARGAIN IN MEMS CAMFL's HAIR
- Underwear for 4Sc. Boys Merino Underwear, all
sizes 2oc. Ladies' Merino Underwear ac worth Doc.
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