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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-18

CURTAIN DEPARTMENT.
so pair Of Toe. Lace Curtains. Red Ticketed 5sc .
pair.
O s2.75 Fringed Chenille Table Covers. 3d. Red
Ticketed S..3S
3 pair 80 Chenille Por,.eres Red Ticketcd s6 0S
pair.
Zoe. Hollera Shades. Red Ticketed SOC. each.
MILLINERY DEPARTMENT
35c. Rough and Ready Straw Hats. Red Ticketcd
gle. F f-t.
4Sc. "Nellie bly," Caps. Red Ticketed 40c 10
1Sc. G.. @. Satin Edge aud MORE Ribbons best
quality. Red Ticketed l2c. yard.
CLOAK AND SUIT DEPARTMENT
Boys zoe. Flannel Shirt Waists. Red ticketed CSC.
$150 to 81 so Children's Plain and Striped
Refers excellent values tor original prices. Red
Ticketod SL2o each.
So 80 and $3.50 Cares ACCORDION plated with
braided yoke, sos.
Ladies' Sl.25 Dark Calico Wrappers. Red Ticketed
81.
LEATHER GOODS dront basemenb.
2 $3.50 Broadcloth Shopping Bags. braided Red
Ticketed 1915.
loo real Alligator Purses Sc. each.
Soc Purses, oxydizcd frame, inside pockets. Red
TicLeled 25c each.
JEwELRY
sl.25 Gold-plated and Sterling Silver Bead Neck.
laces oSc
7oc Sterling Silver Lace Pins 3Oc
SOC. Plated Breastpins new designs Csc.
Toe. Plated Breas:Iins, new designs. 4Sc.
LINEN DEPARTMENT.
9 $3.50 Buff Table Covers. 3 yards long. Red
Ticketed Sl.l5 each.
1928 Table Sets, Cloth and Napkins to match,
White and Buff grounds. Red Ticketed 81. each
q dozen Sl.25 Fringed Napkins, Cream. Red
Ticketed Soc dozen.
ORNAMENTS. CARDS. &C.
10c. and 15c Chenille Cord. Red Ticketed &C. yard.
DC. Chenille Balls for Fancy Work, all colors, &c
each.
&c to 10c. Chenille Ornaments for Fancy Work, all
colors, &c. each.
NOTIONS.
2oc. and 30c. Silk Drees Shields. Red Ticketed
1oc. pair
&c. Cabinet Har-P,ns, &c. a box.
TOILET ARTICLES.
15c. Assorted Toilet Soaps. Red Ticketed &c. each
Odds and ends Of 10c. Extracts and Toilet Waters.
DC. a bottle.
TRIMMINGS.
75c. Colored Silk Grdles. led Ticketed Soc each
75c. Black Silk Gmps Rel Ticketed SOC. each.
oOc. Black silk Gimps. Red Ticketed 2oc. each.
NECKwEAR.
12Ec. Tourist Ruching Sc. box of yards
2oc. TO SOC. White and Colored Cheinisettes, l0c.
HANDKERCHIEF
121ec. White Carubric Haudkerch;efs, DC. each.
12>ac. Colored Bordered HandkeIchiefs, &C. each.
DRY GOODS.
Soc. Wooden Plaids 40 inches wide very desirable
styles. Red Ticketed Ale. q yard.
Dress Lengths Of All Wool Trcots q yards each).
SOC. goods. He'd Ticketed 29c. u yard.
"4-inch Mousselines twool fnish). for Dresses and
Wrappers; were 7hc. Red Ticketed &c. q yard.
Remnants of Scrims. AIadrases int China silk, &C,
for nc. yard; worth l0c to 25c.
LACES AND EMBRoIDEIIES.
lot Of SOC. and 65c. 22-nch. wide Cambria
EInbroideries. 29c. yard.
&c. Torchon Laces, machine made, &c. yard.
HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR.
Is pairs Boys Fast Black Ribbed Hose, size 8: were
. n s..I-n
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"A WoRD Amour HosrERY

Doubtless you are aware that for the medium and
low priced Hose-Hose costing from 25c. to 35c a
pair-te duties haze been raised from rs 10 so per cent
In fact the new tariff bill will make it almost i'm.
possible to sell al imported Hose .5c Fortunately
the bulk of cur fall and winter imporatons have ar
rived SO that shall be to raise prices
until the time comes for giving further orders We
don't ask any credit for raisin. prices now but de
for giving the hint that prices must prevail
shortly.
tCoEtinued below,
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d. LrourHrtL
EARLY MANIFESTATIONS OF CONSUMPTION.

person has obstinate cough. which COM
menced without any obvious cause. cough which IL
at first dry and hacking. and subsequently, attended
Tor 4 time with frothy mucaginouslooking eHpec-
torauon, accompanied by wandering pains about the
chest and loss Of flesh. 20 slight extent he II In
all probability constructive. IL. besides. there be
hGmoptysis splitting of blood even 10 the amount
Of drachn, the Variability is increased TO almost
certainty. IT, in addition TO these symptoms, the
brea thing becomes harsh hurried and deep inspire
lions evoke few clicks of dry and cracking sound.
If the voice becomes permanently weak and hoarse
there be little doubt that the person is suffering
from consumption.
a person. free from dysentcry. and who has not re-
sided In tropical climates suffers from obstinate disr.
rhpa which goes month after month, with slight
remission intermission. even though there be
cough. ne is most likely copsumptiye Should this
diarrha be followed by chest symptoms of the slight
est amount, the existence Of consumption lie alb
solute certainty. II young adult not addicted
to encrvating habits and not leading a cissolute
life without clear steadily loses weight he in
all probability, consumpiive though chest symp-
toms should have appeared When such. however,
Of consumption is almost med fact. In all cases
where any Of the manifestations described make their
appearance should advise an immediate examine
tion of the cheat and prompt resort TO appropriate
treatment
Alan early stage of consumption radical cure ran
be frequently effected. and health placed upon finn
and permanent footing, while with every step adj
which the disease allowed take the chances
for perfect recovery diminish correspondingly Our
readers must bear In mind that the skilful aud
efcient treatment can do than 20 make sound
and useful much OF the lungs IL present 90 tho
time when the progress of consumption becomes sus
pended No means earth replace the lung It's
sue which has been destroyed by the ulcerated
TO- the better are the chances for sstsfaetory res
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SrEc1A1r1Es liz Fancy Hosz.

The following are selected a. extra good values:
IS CENTS for silk- nnished IAsle Hose Richslisu
ribbed. Black feet and ankies uppezs In new sutumn
tintA
55 cENTs.-warrsntsdF Fast Black Hose. with uppsu
in horai and geometricsl designa These are not
printed German Hose. Tut rslisb,s french novelty
that were manufactured to retail ss q psir.
% CENTs-six styles Of Paris boot pattern LAsle
Hoss including the latest novelties I'm designs and
colorA Two Of the styles should b sl.35 pair.
THE PAlAIs ROYAL
a. LleHER.
at cosnsf 18th %. and Pa. avA
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The leading New England states. as well as
the larger and also the newer republican states
of the northwest, falling into line in the in
dorsement OF Mr.. Blaine's reciprocity policy.
Connecticut. New Hampshire and Massachu-
sets republicans, yesterday, Nebraska, Mime
sofa and nearly all the western and north
western republicans previously assembled in
state conventions have declared in favor of
reciprocity.
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OTHER FAST BLACK HOSE,

Those Ladies' Hose warranted Fast Black feet and
ankles with colored upper will be much appreciated
because somewhat scarce.
Cotton, % cents Lisle. 20 cents. SILK. SIS cents
pair Those Of Lisie in opera lenstha sls5 pair.
They shown ribbed and plain In autumn and even
ing tints. Every pair warranted.
THE PALAIs ROYAL
CONTINUED below,
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Il would appear from travellers stories and
Iha ataternant Of Rarlin ne usnanar that the

Il would appear from travellers stories and
bhs statement Of Berlin newspaper that the
German government does not mean to stamp
out the slave traffic in Africa where ii has the
power The sultan of Zanzibar having ex-
PEELED the slave traders and prohibited what
George Mason and Patrick Henry one hundred
years ago called the internal traffic." the
dealers have established their nefarious bust
ness at Bagamoyo, where, IL is said, they are
thriving. The English have used their best
endeavors Of late to break up the slave trade
which is carried on by Arab chiefs and specula-
tors in Africa alone Of all the world. It is not
creditable to Germany that, in order to pro-
mote certain national ends on the Darkest
Continent, she should permit the continuance
there Of horrible traffic put an end to every
where else. II ia not sufficient cover
for that enlightened country, the foremost in
culture, in scientific achievement, as well as in
politics Of tho nations Of the old world, that
the bost explanation of her revival of the traffic
Is that she intended that measures for its
abolition should be taken only by degrees, with
due regard to the existing order Of things.
The whole thing depended on her action, as
the other interested powers were willing to ex-
clude the man-stealers, and the sovereign of
Zanzibar, the native king most directly inter-
estsd and potential, doubtless inspired by
England, had actually expelled them from his
dominions. But the Berlin Post, speaking as
il by authority, says that Germany never had
any intention of abolishing all forms of slavery.
Then the sooner she forms such intention and
executes IL the better for her consistency and
her fame.
II Ia ouly fair to state in this connection that
later intelligence, received at Berlin from the
principal German official at Zanzibar denies
that q proclamation sanctoning the slave
trade has been published at Bagamoyo But
the news has been spread over all the coast
and military officer has been dispatched to
the alleged slave mart to enquire into the truth
of the report
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ID ny G. o or.

BotTREE's DuPLYX CoRsFrs 81
nVk sc LADIES CSlsSEIS. 5llc
MLSSEs, COksETS, 4Oc.
bhE hsIEk's WIlAI-EiiONE ,ORSvrs
tiLLOM CAsE CUi TON 20.
dO-3 sHEETlN6. lSc
S bfnMs y! nns 6 q EE~ kf.AID DRESS GOODS
CHiLDkIS's Yx AZ Sx1aSNkL ~ yHrds Wild 4 soc.
ShxgI Ia fOk MIN ASb Boy $ WEAR
SokDChO1 Tor .s shSi Spc
CANION fLANN IL fr,,n z. IN
HISEisTTL q - ~ ". all WOOL c5c.
,olors &c. "-e YARD VIC = In all
a az ssLLSSE EL r. all eelors. 81
1LNIS ON1S .lNEAL n AZ grates
TTssiasY 1kESs SOoDs. 10 aud l'.s<c
s0c. -O"H -' ~ &ao Loo extra lsrRe. otses,
I1Tt EXTRA LAEGk SOCKS. Ne. l.. 25c
y Ia zowvsR soS,
- ~, sthstnw
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s39 and al 9Th It. NV.

DoucL.ss Il Bno.
INTER-oCEAN BUILDING. 9TH ST.
To make your calls on
THURSDAY. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
profitable. well pleasant We offer the following
specials:
~ yards 35c. BUREAU scARFs for o5c
10 styles of LINEN DAMAsK TOWELS at 25e.
each.
sl.Oo MUSLIN SKIRT. Cambria Rufie. Embroid.
cred Edge. 9Oc.
3Jc. MUSLIN SKIRTS for 25c. each.
LADIES' 2Sc RIBBED NECK VESTS for DC
LADIES CoLoEED BoRDEkEp loo. HANDKER-
CHIEFS for DC each.
In connection with Stamped Goods Department
We have opened adepartme ant Of Germantown aud
SAAoNi WOODS. ZEPHYRS. &c. to which We AJAX
your attention
DOUGLASS & BRO.
sl7 INTER OCEAN BUILDING. NINTH STREET.
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The Senate declares that il thinks John Erica
son deserving of athirty-thousand dollar mon
ument and there doesn't seem to be any good
reason why the House and the President should
not be Of the same patriotic mind. IL there
had been no John Ericsson and no Monitor
there might have been no Congress or govern
ment Of the United States in the sense in which
these powerful entities exist today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-18

Those importers who came down to Wash
inSton some time ago with a protest and a
prayer to the House concerning the Mckinley
tariff bill, signed by several hundred million
dollars, are now-the bill having passed
doing what they can to put squeeze on the
money market in Wall street and show the
politicians how business men can tlibas.er
when they feel the need of it.
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Maryland democrats are now pursuing the
wiser policy Of renomnating their former Con-
gressmen, since they turned down Mr.. Gibson.
Yesterday Messrs. Compton in the fifth, Ray
nor in the fourth, Rusk in the third and Stump
il the second district were placed in nomi-
nation. Mr.. Stump is filling his first term, Mr..
Rusk his third. counting the unexpired term
of the late DIR. Cole. Mr.. Raynor's oratory was
often heard in the 50th Congress, but he was
defeated by Mr.. Stockbridge in the 5lst. Mr..
Barnes Compton, after notable service Of two
terms, was defeated for the present Congress
by Mr.. Mudd, but contested the seat which he
held for some time after the beginning of the
session. Mr.. Compton was a good friend
of the District while in Congress and he
will be welcomed back here without regard to
party lines. Mr.. Mudd. on the other hand, has
made himself conspicuously offensive to the
community, including members of his own
party, by his wanton utilization of the people
of South Washington and his vile characterize
ton Of that section of respectable homes in the
interests of the Pennsylvania railroad
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The Farmers Alliance of West Virginia is
having organic troubles by reason Of tho
Teaehery Of Its organ, the fayn,srs' ioloocate.
puhished at Charleston-s2 per year, invari-
ably In advance. The Adoooate is flying the
demo;rat'c ticket at Its head and the Alliance
Is after the editor with pitchfork.
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The Secretary of the Treasury has apparently
headed off the bears in their panic raid. His
policy is certainly successful up to this time,
and there seems to be no reason to fear that it
will not succeed in the end. More per cent
bonds we're offered yesterday than were ac-
cepted, but this appears to have been because
these bonds were offered after Office hours
The stringency in the money market has been
measurably relieved. 1t is explained at the
Treasury Department that a misapprehension
exists as to the Secretary's recent statement as
to the limited extent of the aid intended to be
applied The Secretary's remark related, it is
said, entirely TO the per cents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-18

The final passage through Congress of the
lii providing for a free bathing beach near
the city il a long delayed measure of public
u;ihty. 1t enables the people to utilize the
abundant opportunities for bathing afforded
by our long line oil river front
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CASH Or CREprr.

Our fall stock Of Furniture. Carpets &c. is nov
complete and If you contemplate purchasing any.
thing in our line it will be to your interest to cali
us before doing confident We can save you
from 10 to % Per cent on your purchase Below we
mention few Of our many Bargains and advantages
We will sell you handsome SOLID OAK ANTIQUE
FINISHED BED ROOM SUITE. pieces. for si7
cash or els on credit
We will sell you q 7-piece PARIoR SUITE. solid
walnut frames upholstered in the best hair CLOTH for
s2s cash $50 on credit
We will ser You . 7-pece PARLoR SUITE. solid
walnut frames. upholstered in plush. combination
eolors for sas cash or $50 on credit.
We will sell you a good WOVEN WIRE BED SPRING
for s2.a5 cash or SO 90 On credit.
We will sell you good quality BRUSSELS CARPET
for 6oc. per yard cash or e5c per yard on credit
We will sell you q good INGRAM CARPET for 35c
per yard cash or 4oc. PER yard on credit
We Sew aud Lay ali CARPETS Free of Cos, and do
not charge for the waste in matching figures.
We will sell all CARPETS. MATTINGs AND OIL
CLOTHS Credit at an advance of cents per yard
or the lowest cash price.
EASY WEEKLY or MONTHLY PAYMENTS taken
on all credit sales, and no notes required
CASH DISCOUNT allowed on all accounts settled I'm
80 days.
r GRoGAN.
sll-3m s39 and 74l 9Th stnw
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China as usual leads in the disaster business.
reports from the flooded districts of Chihih are
to the eaec. that four million people are left
there homeless and hungry
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BLACK HOSE HEADoUAnrrns

every pair warranted)
Not only because have the largest and most COM
plete stock but because Of the superiority of the quail
tiles and the moderation Of the prices We introduce
for the autumn and winter Fast Black Hose
with Double Linen soles and High spliced Heels
You'll find these Hose will two pairs Of the
ordinary kind Again. the spced selvGges positively
prevent the possibility of the appearance Of small
holes ut the seams
(Contin ued below.D
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PnIcrs Fast BLAcK HOSE.

PRICES Fast BLACK HOSE.
This price list is unsatisfactory since Il does not
give proper idea of the variety. At some prices we
havsDa half dozen different styes. They ara also
shown in heavy. medium and light weights.
MINIS FAST BLACK HALF HOSESo noIs
livery pair warr.ntedJ y Oh -bhoE
Cotton-2J, 30 and 90. a pair i'hSnI % !
LisIe-35. 50 and 7oe. a pair. IN.
LADIES' FAST BLACK HOSE.
Every pair warranted.)
Cotton-25, 80. 30. 50, Is and 75c pair
Cotton extra sizes,-Io. 90. 05 and 75c. pair.
Cotton topera length)-9Sc pair.
Lsle-3J, 81. 80. 20. 50. 95c. 81, sl25 and
sl35.
Isle extra sizes)-95c.. s1.25 and sl3a
Lisle (opera length)- 81 .35 and sI4s.
silk-s5c.. 81. sl.25. sL3o, IL. 40 and CLOS.
cHILDREN's FAST BLACK HOSE
tEvery pair warranted.)
Cotton-Sizes to 10. for 20 cents pair
as-lhe above come IN three styles, viz. ribbed
with double kneea with heavy ribs those plain
for misses.
RS-A half hundred other styles each size different
price, making q detailed price list very difacuit to
give.
Cotton-25c. to 81. 10 pair.
Lsle-5oc. TO 9sc. . pair.
silk-Goc. to &3 Q pair.
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According to the Courier-JouInal QUAY saws
Kennedy is a coward and = blatherskite. ~
Thus would mean a good deal ON the q. Ia
native heath
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rz-Thi. il wh.. sAKs AND COMPANY have 20
To THE UspnovlDED FoR.

"The sehoolboy With his satchel
hna shmins =, mo5 bn ,aee Ike snail
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DR. LIoHrHILL

pR LleHrHILL
For thirty yesrs specialist for the cured :
cArARRu, DEAFNESS. ASTHMA
And diseases Of the
EAR, NOSE THROAT AND LUNoA
ones zeun from Q an until IL. and fron se5p.a
sl3-6
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The F1nsr Or Oun FRIENDS

TO COME BACK FROM THEIR SUM-
MER OUTING ARE
THE CHILDREN.
COYS AND GIRLS,
FULL OF JOY OF THE SUMNER
HOLIDAY, OF HEALTH FROM OLD
OCEAN OR THE BREEZY MOUNTAIN
TOPS-BACK THEY COME, 40 BE
EQUIPPED FOR WHAT SEEMS TO
THEM A GRIM CAMPAIGN OF
STUDY.
YOU HAVE GLADLY SPENT HARD
EARNED DOLLARS TO GIVE THE
CHILDREN HEALTH OF BODY AND
GROWTH OF BRAIN-TO WIDEN
THEIR KNOWLEDGE, TO SHOW
THEM PART OF THE WORLD. YOU
HAVE TAKEN THEM WHERE THEY
MIGHT GET THE BEST AIR. BEST
FOOD. BEST COMPANY.
NOW,
IF YOU WOULD PRESERVE THIS
HEALTH OF BODY AND BRAIN BUY
THEM THE BEST SHOES. SHOES
THAT THEY MAY RUN, JUMP, PLAY
OR WORK IN. WITH NO FEAR OF
DAMAGE TO SELF OR SHOES. SHOES
THAT YOU KNOW DO FIT. REST,
HELP AND GRACE THE FEET: THAT
ARE SMOOTH AND SOFT INSIDE
STERN AND STIFF ON THE EARTH
SIDE.
FOR THE BOYS
$500. 81. so, $500, S400.
so Run THE PRICES. PERHAPS
THE $500 GRADE REPRESENTS
MOST WEAR FOR LEAST COST. THE
JUST AS GOOD, BUT OF FINER
FlNISH-BLACKEN DETTER-LOOK
BETTER.
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F. E. 4 4 II EE II II ::
sBss I - Vuup Nm ssss
POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE
SEVENTH STREET.

For
Red Ticket
Day Tomor-
row we have
some unusual
items Of Fall Mer-
chandise. These goods
have Just arrived. hut
must be sold at q sacrifice
on account Of our improve
ments, which We are making. not
being finished We willing
to give up profits now even on
goods just arrived so to have
our improvements pushed ahead
as rapidly as possible You can
find many q Fall Novelty
among the following list
and throughout the
store that will
be sold at
Red Ticket
Day Prices.
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Orrrcr o.
julius LANspURaH.
18TH AND Y srs. M.

18TH AND srs. nv
THE MARKETS OF THE WORLD ARE
OPEN TO HIN THAT KNOWS AND n
KNOWN.
WHILE YOU HAVE BErS AWAY ON YouR
SUMNER OUTING. BUILDING UP youR
HEALTH AND RESTING YOUR WEARY
BODIES. OUR BUYERS HAVE BEEN LOOK.
ING IN ALL THE NooKs AND CORNERS OF
THE UNITED STATES AND EUROPE FoR
SUCH PRODUCTIONS OF -RoUsEHoID
ART" As WILL DECORATE YOUR HOMES
MOST BEAUTIFULLY.
WHAT THEY HAVE FOUND IT Is MI
PLEASURE TO INVITE YoU TO SEE EACH
DEPARTMENT Is WELL FILLlp.
CARPETS.
UPHOLSTERY.
LACE cuRrAIYs
WALL PAPERs
AND DECORATIONS
FOR THE 'oFFIcE" THE SELECTION
IsoF THAT NEAT AND INVITING CHAR
AcTER THAT BIDS ALL WELCOME WHO
Do BUSINESS WITH YOU.
THE "DEAwING ROOM" DEPARTMENT
FINDS so MANY NEW AND PLEASING EF-
FEcTs THAT YOU REALLY WONDER HOW
SUCH ODD DESIGNS ARE BORN OF THE
HUMAN BRAIN.
IN ALL THE SELECTIONS OUR TASTE
HAS BEEN GUIDED By THE SOFT EXPIRES
Sion OF THE WATER COLOR.
PLEASE TAKE As MUCH TIME AS You
CAN AND LOOK OVER TIE WHOLE AS
soRrMENT
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1S9O.9l JACKETS Fon LADIES.

We point to what think will be the popular styles;
to what acc knOW all the rage I'm London and
Paris Some are imported Jackets. Others fac
SMILES Of the imported at about half the prices.
Beaver Jackets-T:ght 'front.' with revere. braid
bound, high sleeves 60
CheSlot Jackets-same style as above. .,........s7
Beaver Jrcsets-Tailor made. roll collar. braid
bound, high sleeves, side
CheNiot Jack ets-vest front. medIci collar Sl1
Cheuot Jackets-With vest, buttons diagonally,
braid bound high sleeves. sido pockets lined with
Cheviot JacketsRoll collar Of astrachan braid loop
iastenings. loose front. side pockets %
Cheviot Jackets-Blsck and Navy silk faced, astrs-
chan roll collar braid ornaments, high sleeves side
CheNeron Jackets-Ves 'front.' shawl collar of astrs-
chan, side rockets. Ella
Cheviot Refer Jackets-Larye tailor buttons. two
pockets, high sleeves. o.
Cheuct keefers-Braid loops. roll collar. 90
Cheveron Reefer-Roll collar, large pearl button.
TWO Pockets. aPanglaise. sl0
Caeviot Reefers-Braid ornaments medici COLLAR
sue ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Sill
Cheviot Jackets-Rolling seal collar, sleeves
Tlnmed with fur Loose front with braid loops "A IL
Chevot Jackets-Roll collar and front Of Assrarhsn
iur sleeves trimmed with Side pesssss1 IA Is
English Cloth Blazer Jackets-vest ffontl Insdhi
collar braided in Black and Gold trimming Of Black
and Gold Cord...................... $40
Cheviot Jackets tBTown)-Loosc fronts. medici COL
lar and cuffs OF velvet embruidered In Tan and
Dio"H..... Sl6
Matlasse Jackets-with vest, high sleeves, satin
lined throughout. az
Matasse Jackets-LOose frouts roll collar and cuffs
Aatasse Jackets-Elaborate trimmings of seal $40
THE PALAIS ROYAL
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THr Box MAnsHr.
$40 STH ST. NORTHWEST.
FALL MILLIN cry.

lHE Don MAR,HE.
$40 7TH ST. NORTHWEST.
FALL MILLINERY.
Our reeuiAr Fail Opening win take place shortly and
We will be pleased to notify Of but would call
your attention to our complete line Of Trimmed
Hats, ToQues and Bonnets. Millinery Novelties and
our usual full line of Millinery ,od, alw ys the
lowest pricea viii be pleased to have you call
THE BON MARcHR.
CLoAKs.
ourlne Of Fall jackets in all the new shapes are on
hand for your inspection. We will be glad to show
them to you and you will like styes at and
prices Later will talk Coaks you when it's
little colder.
THE BON MARcHE.
Fall and Winter stocks in every department COM
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