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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-07
VIM. A. Vefrs OF Rockville Dead,

Special Dispatch to The Evening Star.
ROCKVILLE. Nd, Jan. Vim. A. yeirs. O
prominent citizen OF Rockville, died this morn
ing at his room in the Montgomery House, after
brief Illness in the sixty-sixth year OF his age.
Mr.. Veirs was in early life prominent mer-
chant of Rockville; livedseveral years Florida,
and after his return engaged in farming. He
was for several years tax collector of the fourth
district, and at the time of his death was one of
the registers of voters for this county. His
funeral will take place on Saturday at 10 Am.
from the Baptist Church.
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A GLANCE HERE AND THERE.

These jackets marked $40 are Of English cheviot ;
with satin lining, fur fronts and collar. The discount
brings the price to only IS. These S12 Jackets may
be Claimed for $500 each The materials. lining fur
trimming, and, important. the style and IT. Pro-
claim them worth So as prices prevail generally.
These English Box Goats marked $3.50 are to 20 ut
$50. The material. the big buttons and that insx.
pressibie sonctiin0 about the cut and ht tell you
they Engli'h. These 30 inch Hip-seAm Coats with
braid binding would not do Eedfern injustice. s1Osa
low price to mark them. The discount lowers the
price 20 So.
notorious that the Palais Royals IS Jackets are
superior in materials. style and m Especial fXvortes
the Refers, with big buttons and side pockets s5
less 20 per cent discount is only 81 These London
made Coats are equally bargain, though marked az
They AZ inches long, double breasted satin lined
throughout and Eaotsh all over. The discount lowers
the price to s13. Co. And what collection Of Misses
and Children's Jackets and listers. many OF them
marked At prices less than cost Of naieriaLs And ys,
you may claim 30 per cent discount OF course the
imported Tea Gowns and Wrappers will be admired,
but greatest praise should given those of do
nestle make. Did you such really wonderful
limitations of the hixh-prced Partisan garments! OF
course those Of flannel not 10 all pure WOOL but
aren't the desns and coors the gaius as in the French
garments! And look at the style and try the ~. 1his
one. marked "a, may Be claimed for only $3.50 Jus.
like the go imported garinent-ths same deni-train
loose front. plated back. full sleeves, &C. narps.
These marked 81 have ards and other little addi.
tions the discount makes you their owners ct only
90. 40 each.
L YRS at 10 per cent discount That means Capes.
Nuts. Boss and Trimmings Just like at the furEisrs
where very ,.uch higher prices are asked.
w ARM uNDERwEAR at 10 per cent discount.
Skirts Of worsted cloth, silks ind satins marked Il
prices ranging from SOC. to % each The celebrated
Phyllis Union suits of WOOL and stIk. the best anti
grippe garments conceivable. Undsrweaz Of all kindl
for misses children and baby. All at 10 per cent dis
count
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
4 LIsNER.
Corner 18th st ana s. ave. JAG
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INEFFICIENCY PROVED.
An Indian Agent and Clerk Asked for
Their designations


People living in the vicinity of the Cheyenne
river agency in South Dakota have been very
much interested in the outcome Of the charge
OF irregularities made against =. Z.
Palmer, the agent, G. ID. Shoenfelt, his clerk,
and Interpreter Benoist. 1t was alleged
that these men were making money out of the
beef contracts and in other ways. Pending an
investigation into the formal complaint, which
was made by Capt. Hearst. L. S. A., acting
as inspector Of beef cattle, the agent
and his clerk were suspended. Today
Secretary Noble, after thorough examination
into the facts, aided by his inspector, decided
that ineffciency has been proven on the part Of
the agent and the clerk. and their designations
will soon be asked The Secretary some time
ago ordered the dismissal of Benoist.
The case has attracted good deal OF atten-
ton in local political circles and several MEM
bers of the congressional delegation appeared
before the Secretary while the hearing vas in
progress.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-07
INFANTS, DEPARTMENT.

SMALL LOIS AND ODD SIZES.
small cot Of chiidrrn's SILK. Velvet and
WCrsted CAPS in Red. B!ack. Old Rose, Navy
Blue and Nl,re. Reduced from 81, 81 so and
e.. - to Sic. each.
small .ot of Boys Wool. Velvet and Silk
Tam q, SLanter GAYS. in Red, Navy Blue, Terra
Costa. Black and PLAID Reduced from ss and
e. a. 10 Al each
Hsnd-crocheted Tam O'Shanter Caps, 1
Blue ami White Reduced from ouc. and 81
to lJc. each
4 Chii6ren's Coats, in Black and Rel Tan
and Brown and Blue and CREAM Reduced
from IL - to e. eaCh.s
Cllillren's an and Brown Plaid Coat with
velvet yOze, fur TRIMMINGS aud high full
sleeves Reduced from : 10 to 50.
Boys Tan Coat. with deep collar and cuffs
of fur. double breasted. Reduced from SI5
~ 80
tSecOnd floor. 10th St building)
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W. NJ. SHusrEs & Soss

WE HAVE LOT OF EVENING GAUZEs OF
ALL KINDS AND COLoRs. WE WISH 40 SILL
THEM AND HAVE MARKED THEM FIFTY CENTS
OF THE DOLLAR. CONE AND Sci THEM WE
MAY HAVE JUST WHAT YOU DESIRE IN THE
LOT.
ALSO. A SPLENDID LINE OF SILKS AND VEL
VETS. MOURNING GOODS. &c, &c. IN FACT. A
FULL LINE OF FIRsT-CLAss DRESS GOODS
AND DRY GOODS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS. ON
ALL OF WHICH WE ALLOW A DISCOUNT OF
TEN CENTS ON THE DOLLAR FOB CASH UNTIL
FURTHER NOTICE.
". n sHUsTER q Soma
g1g PA AVE
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Cu11 nprx,s Am M,s,rSDrp,Rrurx,

= ChI.dren's CheviJt Dresses. III pretty bright
plaidS. trimmed with neat featt-r-stitched
br-I-- sizes !. y and years Reduced to
81 - each. Just the thing for school wear.
I CHiidrrn's h-efeI jarAet Of Neat Brown and
liSht mixed Cheylut. with SQUARE rolling collar
and iaFEe bUGe buttons size years. Re-
gu eli from - to 90. 30.
:. Misses he'd anu blaCk Atwood Boucle
ChsNot ia ket>, dotlOie breasted, fastete<I With
handsome. iarVe yrarl buttons, motel he'd roll
INK collars Size 10. Reduced from sI2 to
81 40.
(IAiId foor.-.....-.---.......1lt 18th ct. buildiug)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-07

George c. Strong Post. 5s4. q. A. r. OF Brook.
lyn, n T., were represented here today aud
yesterday by Messrs. John Raynor. Commander
elect. ChaS q. Curtis, past commander, David
W. Wilson, past commander, and benjamin
Adraince, n committee 20 secure quarters for
the post At thelgrand annual national encamp-
ment 20 be held here next September. They
were taken in tow by the local committee and
Comrade I. J. shannon and handsome auart,y,
secured
Strong Post is thoroughly equipped In full
and fatigue uniforms and viii come with its
own band aud take from, rank With the numcr-
ousa No. posts OF old comrades who viii
honor Washington with a visit
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Cold Weather In Iowa

BURLINGTON. Iowa. IAN. photographic re-
ports receivedby Burlington, Cedar Rapids and
Northern railroad officials from points along
their line through Iowa and Minnesota report
the mercury at many points down to zero,
while il is fifteen below at Waterfront, S. D.,
and Popeston, Mimi, twelve below at Esther
vile and five below at Livermore. The mer-
curry is down to zero at Burlington and getting
colder.
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One Of the Pool Room Swindlers Caught.

One Of the Pool Room Swindlers CauKht.
DENVER, Col, Jan. 7.--Frank Perry, one OF
the men implicated In defrauding the pool
room of Anstin & Co. by means Of bogus re-
turns Of results Of the races at Guttenbur9.
was arrested yesterday. He attempted to leave
town and took his arrest very coolly, apparently
believing that the law could not touch him.
Only a few dollars were found on him at the
time OF his arrest. He would not admit that he
was guilty and would say nothing as TO his
partner, Rogers The latter had not been
found yet and il supposed to have left town.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-07

Last night between 10 and II o'clock . blue
overcast was stolen from the residence Of VIM.
J. Dugaa on street northwest
A cheese weighing thirty pounds was stolsn
from in front Of p. II. Wards store last night
Z. Meredith reports Tie theft Of Smith D
Weesou revolver.
y. n. Meline complains Of the larceny u .
lap robe from his buggy near d and Streets
southeast
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/. b. Towxrn & Sos.
DRy GOODS DEAI.ERs.

]. q TowxER 4 Sox,
DRY GOODS DEALERs,
1916 sth g. nv
Closing out our Cloaks sf slaughter prices.
Dress Goods Of all kinds cut down In price.
dob hot OF cuspenders worth from Is 20 4Oc, al ~
.oc.
Bissf Henristss. II Sooi. 10. 20. Is. 7sc. and q.
Bug reduction in Rues.
Blankets, Red, White and Gray ali reduced IN ma
anbisscbed sheeting, lo4 vide. lie
Bseached sheeting, 10 wide lie.
Large line Bordered Napkins all linen only Sc
Ladies Ali-vooi skirts rcduced from 81. IS 20 ol-
One Lap Robe left. worth -. reduced 81 So
Ladies' Red UndefweAr. al wool. reduced from q
TO Zoe.
We Offering Lace Curtains At cut prices
Gents " hite and Colored Underwear In all erSdsaL
Gents Mufers and silk Handk mari ed down
BED Comforts at all prices. from 0llc. up.
We have Just received large invoice Of Towels;
some beautles for s2bc. Table IN blesched and
unb.esched onghans, Table Govern. Neck wear. pm-
brellss. &c. d3i
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In Memory of An Awful Event

BELLEvnLE, ILL.,, Jan. Especial memorial
services were held in the Catholic churches
yesterday, this being the anniversary of the
horrible convent fire of eight years ago. in
which several young ladies and Notre Dame
sisters lost their lives
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-07

LoNDoS, Jan. T.-InAuensa confines to
spread most alarmingly in nearly al parts Of
England. About ons-third o. the stan Of the
general post Office 10 affected and the malls are
greatly delayed. The result 10 that many large
business and banking houses srs unsbte to
properly conduct their affairs and will mot be
abs to get in proper running order for some
time to come.
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". II. sHUsTER q Soma
gl9 IA. AVE
ONE PRICE

THERE Is No DAseKR
In using . MODERN GAS STOVE q the sersou
accidents that 30 often occur with other stoves
CAL and look nj our
Sun DIAL.
GILT EDGE,
kCLIPSE and
kELlABLE.
myle-x WASHINGTON GAS LIGHT COMPANY.
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FIVE YEARS CONTRACTS.
Opinion of the Attorney =. Ia tho Commits.
sioners' Power 60 Make Them


The Commissioners recently asked the
opinion Of the attorney for tho District on tie
question whether under tho provision Of the
act OF Congress OF Jaly 5. 1884. they have tho
right to make contract for the removal Of
saroase for i've years frOra June 50. Iss2, sub
tect TO the Qualifications in said proviso.
The attorney holds that be does no, see that
,he exercise OF the authority As indicated can
% repugnant 30 any other provision
OF law because Congress in author
lzing the making OF contracts for
nNe years intended 90 reserve the right TO su.-
pena tne operation OF said contract at the ea-
pfAnon OF any one Of those years by withhold
ing tho customary appropriation.
Inc commissioners asked the question h.
cause the new contract will begin nelt July
and no money has yet been Appropriated for
IL The organic act prohibits the Commis-
sioners from making any contract for which an
antecedent appropriation has not been made.
ihey we're IN doubt whether the proy,.o ius-
tined Them IN making a contract before the
next hSe-year term began before an appro-
priation was made.
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"SAKs SPECIAL DOCKET

The natural consequence of . mild season
il . heavy stock. That's the only reason
we've got to offer for one Of the greatest
sacrifices in price we've ever made. We
want to be perfectly frank with you. We
have had . good season with BOYS OVER
COATS. Never better one. But maybe
We built our expectations too high. We
have been disappointed in what We had
hoped to do. So. while we've SOLD MORE,
we've GOT MORE. BECAUSE WE BOUGHT
MOREi They mustn't stay-that's all there
istoit. You know what determination means
with us. We forget all about cost-it blind
folds US to consequences-and almost turns
your pennies into dollars in their power Of
purchase. We've taken every SINGLE and
DoUBLE-BEEAsTED BOYS ovERCoAT
tina, we've got left in our 30. $40. s12 and
el3- 80 srades and given them price that
Knocks their real value. You may take your
choice of any Of them for
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Cto.K DrP,KrNrsT.

Special Tef.asfi0ns on Garments. AL size Sc
ST. Push Vest. hetuc-d from . II 20 $40.
I 5l.uket Cloth LOunxiug Jacket, with silk
cord and silk fallie trimmings Reduced from
e.. 10 10 $40
Blanket cloth Lounging Jacket. Reduced
from 80 to 10
Blanket Z 9th Lounging Jacket Reduced
from So to sIU.
tfnIrl 1ith 81, building
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10Th Of. buiidinH.)
SHAWL DEPARTMENT.

Pine Ian and Cream PersiSnShawl. large
size. nalf sik- ReduCed from ~ 80 to 80
Pine China SIlk scarf. very long and
band-ome!y embroidered. Eeducsd from a. 10
e. - each.
L Handsome Cardinal Six scarf. ali over en-
brO.dered. heavy silk fringe. three yards longr
tEree-guAr;ers yard wide. Reduced from ei0
" e..
striped SILK and Wool Arabian Shawl Re-
tslcr-i from 81 70 S. 10.
luIrd noOr ............... 10th st building
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H,xpxrEcg,rr Drp,p1yrxr

Chidren's All linen Embroidered Hem
stitched observation-disclosures Reduced IRON
- 10 lsc- e.-.-E. : fo- III.
II Meas Al-.lner H&ndkerchisss, with hand
embroidered Initials :. As lax N's3
o. aud , Reduced FROM n 10 20. each
: LADIES' sheer A4l-.Ineu HrluStitch@d Hand
kerchisfs. With hand -eInbrOis!-rei init.als-IN
sos ] and Is. Reduced from 30 TO Sc
each; 3 for 81
ttiTSt HOOr..-s--.........-..... ID amer
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Failure Of |. Western Knitting Factory.

sH"HO % - "oS<eHH hu1tfIuB THctOfy'
DECATUR, III, Jan. 7.-R. Alexander 4 Co.,
proprietors Of the Decatur Knitting Factory.
have failed. They confessed judgment to Deca-
tur parties and foreign creditors to the amount
Of $24 eco. The amount Of liabilities is not
known. About year ago the firm made
heavy failure but succeeding in fixing up mat
tiers and resuming business.
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Ex-President Noah Porter's Illness.
New HAVEN, N. H., Jan. THE venerable
DIR. Noah Porter, ex-president of Yale. is con-
fined to his bed with an attack of grip. Last
night he was somewhat better, but owing to
his advanced age the worst results are feared.
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llth 81. buildiug.)
Fun Drp,R1NrSr.

Superior Electric seal Cares. latest shape
and perfect fitting Sizes 81 and 40. Reduced
from e. % 10 I. Is each.
I Eine InYcrted WhIte Coque Feather Boa
hand made. Reduced from 30 to $40
] lime Goat Fur Floor Rug. Orana-e center
Ell. %
1 line Wolf Rux. with fun head, cloth lined
handsomely mounted Restuced to 30.
The balance a our stock Of Childr.n's furs at
greai j reduce prices
(Ih.rd noor 10Th Of. tuiidinE)
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I'd aunex.
CoEsEr DEPARTMENT.

AIMS
pairs Il c" French COrsats made o. CON-
til. tn two side s,esls !onx WAISTS an -,
f>ued with embroidery. Sizes 10 ~ 81 -,
anu - Reduced from e. - u 81 20 Ia,r
j pa1r hadrass- OOrSct> made OF csi,fI,rir
WITH nsxib.s steels. S.ze -. keduced from
~ 70 80.
tsocond roor. st. ouiIdinx.)
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FL.xsrI Urp,RTnrsr

Remnants 0. White ETu5ro. dered Fianusl, In
lengths from n. TO yards So
R-ti.aznrs OF IOlOrei Embroidered Elannaix
IN l~rxths from ] u to ~ Yards
Remnants o; PiatE- and striped French Flan-
neiS. in Eenxths suitable :Or ladies' dre.s-ny
ssrGuss, chilssreu's dresses, &c.
Remnants Of White flAnneis. in desirable
leIsths~
ALL AT Low REMNANT PRICES.
Gu 1Oor. ST. building
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BOYS CLOTHING Drr,nrnrxr-

Drab English Melton B0x Overcoats raw
ed-e~. Iauped seams lagre pearl but Ous Sizes
IL. IL. lB and IA years KelUced ircIsi ST. to
80 leach
lIhIrd floor. 10Th Sc. buildinx)
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Pr,lters and the German Socialists.

BERLIN, Jan. TAT four meetings Of the
striking printers, attended, On the whole. by
about u. 900 mon, il was resolved to demand
greater support from the socialist party. Some
Of the independent socialist leaders have prom
ised to scuuassce TO this demand
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sss ssssss as2a sdas
III q "6,,
- s. "a sa22 ii
sss sssss .. Sasa ass"

There are sizes to at boys from IA to 10
years For style and finish they're mp to
OUR USUAL sTANDARD-There'sn no get
ting beyond that. We always fill each grade
-fIH OF quality. If We were willing to carry
stock over like most stores-you might never
hear Of such an ''undoins" in price. But
we won't do that at any cost.
This sale will begin TOMORROW MORN.
ING. You'll get the best choice by taking
the frst-and while the sale shall last until
we &c: the stock down to the level It ought
to be-xhether it takes one week or four
'tisnt likely it will spin out" very long.
80. $40. s12 and sI3 SO qualities for ss. 25
will surely make quick" sales-especially
In this biting" weather
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NEIyrr Drp,R1Nrxr

Eea. rants Of Black Vsly-ts. in lengths from
y 81 = yzrVs-
Ben rasits Of Co'cred yelvets. in lengths from
y 70 yards.
K.i.iu.E's o. coIored Pushes. in very de-
ssrAilie ianEths-
AL Al GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
(ss nOOr .---... -. rltk 81 anusx \
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WooDwaRD AND LorHaor.
10TH. nth ASb F SITS. NV.
REMx.Sr CLEARING Day
FRIDAY. JAN. 8.

A OMORRow we will resume our regular
Remnant DaySsles." The object of these sales.
- you Well know. il to close out all odds and
ends" broken sizes" small and odd lots"
unused and so.!ed goods: in fact. everything
which may be termed . remnant" by this
means keeping the stock always fresh and pre-
sentabie. Our Offering for tomorrow will be Of
such a nature as to merit your best attention in
Consequence Of the large accumulation Of the
past three OF four weeks. and the special sales
we've been holdlnz. Nearly every department
will be represented The attractions Of some
are specified below, others are left out for want
of space ASK for remnants at any department
you may visit such goods, however. are usu-
ally displayed on center tables, IN front Of their
re-pectIyr denarfurntS
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No other house DoEs-EvER DID
OR EVER wILL-seil such STERLING
QUALITIES ct such Low PRICES a. WE
quote.
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GLOVE DEPARTMENT.

'PAArs laoies b2ston-ien<th Morsqaetaire
Suede gloves. IN Gray and back size 81. be-
duce1 rom : I &c 1ssC. a I'Air
10 TslTs Lsd,es' }-1uttoa Tan Reindeer
CloNes sizes -. AID .. slightly imperfect.
kedur.d from q: 20 81 pair
tlst 1NOF.ss. -...-.. under AZ Wight
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DOMESTIC DKEss Goops DEr,nr

Remnants Of Priuc-ss Cashmeres in leuxtha
from 10 yards Reduced from 10 20 Sc .
yard
Remnants o. calieos in lengths from 2 70 ~
yards. Reduced from n to SC yard
Remnants Of Oufing Cloths in lengths from,
2tO yards. Esdaced RON l24 10 Toe =
yard
lsecond aoor. llth n. building
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MR.. DRANEY's MONEY.

MR. DRANEf MONEY.
The attorney for the District, as stated in
The STAR recently, rendered an opinion on the
question which arises upon the contracts OF
Mr.. Draney with the Commissioners as to
whether it is competent for the Commissioner
to retain certain moneys which they have in
hand upon one contract to answer the default
upon another of Mr.. Draney's contracts.
This money retained is 10 per cent Of the
amount due to the contractor for street sweep
ing during the past two or three months and
amounts in the neighborhood of $4,000. The
Commissioners retain this money because they
hold Mr.. Draney responsible for throwing up
his garbage contract and want to secure the
District as much as possible.
THE WHOLESALE MARKET SQUARE.
The attorneys for the Center Market Com
pany have prepared bill to file this week ask
ing for an injunction restraining the Commits
sioners from taking possession Of the square
devoted to wholesale market purposes. The
decision of the court will practically settle the
control Of the square.
DRINKING FOUNTAINS LOCATED.
Upon tho accommodation Of Capt. Lusk
the Commissioners have ordered that the two
drinking fountains donated by the Humane So
cietv for animals be erected, one at the corner
of 18th and Water streets and one at Boundary
and Brentwood roads
RE WANTS INFORMATION.
Alfred Shaw. q member of the Grand Army
OF the Republic, has written q letter to the
Commissioners asking for certain Information
on which to base an arguments in q post meet
ing in favor OF requesting the appeal or amend
ment Of the law regulating the appointment Of
policemen.
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GLOVES That VIII FIR.

Have your Evening GlSves fitted at our risk and bs
certain OF Perfect Glove when the time comes fol
wearing them. All the scarce shades are here best
quality at +. X. prices.
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
Continued below.)
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TIE UruoLsrERY DEPARTMENT

OEers some very desirable Manufacturers
Remnants" of Upholstery Goods. Six and Lace
CuTtLIn Ends. Neiours. Furniture coverings.
a.. n. very low prices prevail.
tfOarth i ltn ST. building.)
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The following were the readings at the ofhcs
OF the weather bureau today: 8 an, "a; 2 p.m.,
IS; maximum. IS: minimum. Is
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THn IMPERIAL CIRCULATING LrsnAsr.
GIL llth Ct nv.
STANDARD AND CURRENT LITERATURR
THE MAGAZINES AND FASHION JoUR-
NAILS. BOTH AMERICAN AND FOR

STANDARD AND CURRENT LITERATUR2
THE MAGAZINES AND FASHION JoUR-
NAILS. BOTH AMERICAN AND FOR
Slim ki6A- IN CIRCULATION.
nRUNKENNEss OR TaE LIQUQk HABIT, POS
~ ITIyELY CURED BY ADMINISTERING
DR. HA1NEs' GOLDEN SPECIFIC.
II manu- actured ae . powder. which can be given
In glass Of beer, cup OF coffee OF In fooa.
without the knowledge of the petont Is 10 absolutely
harmless and will effect Permanent and speedy cure
holic WRECK. IL has been thousands casse
and IN every instance perfect cure has followed 10
fails. The system fnupregnated with the
specific % become an utter anposibaiity Tor the nauos
GOLDEN sFEGIFIc CO., SOLE PRoPRIEToRs.
CINCINNATI OHIO
~ sshs psxs Soot % ps5 ,asi, dsss 70
inston. D. c. myi2.si. III. .. ~. to2umy -
TnAxrs On STANDARD.
THE MERKELY
Thers b no brand Of WHISKY thAf has svss ssfains1
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sizes Al 'h14f-dgzeU' rices.
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each
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