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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-01-22
PARIS PARAGRAPHS
Democratic Speakers Wanted
From Salt Lake.
BUSINESS AND ADJUSTMENTS
How a Midnight Sleigh Ride Aroused the
Community-The Health Is Bad Only
for the Physicians.

The Democratic cause is languishing here.
We need some good intelligent Democrat to
come up here from Salt Lake and wake US
up. The g. o. p, alias 'greedy old pig"
may capture this county if something is
not done quickly TO preventit. There have
been Few spasmodic attempts to create a
Republican rally, but nothing serious will
happen If we can only get a move on our
selves. There is movement on foot in the
county to regain the lost franchise for the
Mormons, and all believe it will be success
full. Some Of our Republican friends are
spreading their sophistical nets and catch
ing few gudgeons, but the Democratic
fish don't bite
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-01-22

france Accepts Bulgarlas Apology.
PARIS, Jan. 2l.-The French government
has accepted Bulgaria's apology for the
expulsion of Chadovine.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-01-22
THE DISCREET SAVINGS BANK.

The attention OF those desiring to open
savings accounts is called to the Deseret
Savings Bank, which allows interest on de-
posits at the rate of 5 per cent. per annum,
compounded quarterly. Money to loan on ap-
proved real estate security. Its officers are
as follows:
JAMES T. LITTLE, President
Moses THATCHER, Vice President.
E. A. SMITH, Cashier.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-01-22

Abstracts OF title to real estate situated
IN Salt Lake county neatly, accurately and
promptly furnished by the county re
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-01-22

in the tabernacle here on the eve of our
next quarterly conference; funds to be
used in the purchase of an organ for the
stake tabernacle. There Is also some talk
of a new stake academy building being
erected. 1t is to cost about 5000 and seat
400 students.
The principal of our stake academy has
purchased home in the Second ward
from James Athay, esq, the sterling
rough and ready old Democrat, of Jeffer-
sonville. The health of the people is good
at present. Our local physician DR.. G. F.
Phillips, was signing for
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-01-22
A GOOD HEALTHY EPIDEMIC

a short time ago but we hope his sigh will
not bring such calamity upon US. Once
in while dime peep show" comes to
Paris and goes awsy leaving US sadder but
wiser men. The beautiful is ABOUT eighteen
inches deep on the level, but hay is pleutt-
fui and stock is not suffering. Our worthy
townsman, Arthur Bridge, ESQ.,, has
reriei the stock company's ranch at
Nouuan, and viii rustic that for all it is
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-01-22
BUSINESS

is dull. The after-holiday reaction has set
in. The scrip and anti scrip parties in
dulge in occasional wordy debates, but we
think that selfshness prompts both sides
in their arguments. Our new roller mil is
grand success, and is turning out a
splendid article Of flour. Our stores are
doing rushing business, especially the
Paris Coop
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-01-22
DIRECTORS

PROTECTION.
The "American," of Philadelphia, will
take care of you.
H. ]. GRANT s. Co., Agents.
]. F. GRANT, Manager.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-01-22
OUR pROPo SHTlCH.

We will deliver your address complete Of the
Americanized Encyclopedia Britannica payment
So co. and your signing contract in which agree
to So. so month for ten months, in all 5000.
It is distinctly understood that this offer is only
by giving an order years subscription
paper regular subscription rates. The Encyclopedias
cannot be obtained in other manner price.
This offer also holds good for the Sunday and Semi
Weekly editions.
THE SETT 10 VOLS, and Daily Herald, 1 year, $1,000
Semi-Weeky Herald, year, $500
Qncluding Premium Peeept0
" and Sunday Herald, year. 22.50
The above for cloth bindng sheep $3.50 per set
half Morocco DISCOUNT OF PER CENT. FOR
CASH the sets ready for inspection the Herald
Office
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-01-22

are in full blast. We have the best teach.
ers in them we have had for many a year
but we need good houses, outfits, etc, fol
teaching.
The grippe has rot gripped US yet, and
we hope it'll leave US severely alone The
Paris Mercantile is doing a good business
Its genial manager, j. h. Shepherd, esq
IS still looking after It's interests. There
Is talk of a drug store being established
here in the spring. The talent OF the val
lev will give
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-01-22
SLEIGH RIDING

Is quite fashionable, and the daily tip-over
furnishes matter for gossip. A young
gentleman tipped his cutter over tue other
night in the vicinity of our tonsorial
parLors and brought the frightened bar
bers from their beds in hurry. His
Helvetian inamorata was with him, and
his frantic appeals to her of DON'T holler,
don't holier, Sarah, as you'll wake the
folks" only succeeded in thoroughly arous-
ing the neighbors. Time, am; re-
suit, discounted Teuton, a brighten ed
Helvetia, and pair of very cagey roans."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-01

In the days of the great triumvirate a famous
address the Senate on a favorite topic to offer
a set Of resolutions thereon. His purpose was
not so much to unfold the views of other Sena-
tors as his own And yet Mr.. Calhoun usually
succeeded in exposing. by means of the debate
on his propositions. the individual opinions Of
his fellow members. as well as those held by him
self Those were the days of discussion in Con-
gress, when the country and the world listened
TO what Senators and Representatives had to
say with a Difference not now shown to any
class of thinkers or takers whatever. In these
latter times debate may be as full in some re-
spects; but il is not as oratorcal it is not as
authoritative, it is not as conclusive of measure
and issues. Still some very strong debaters
survive from the era Of the giants and if there
are no giants powerful as there we're
there are more Of them in proportion to
the whole number. and an increase of the num-
Der of fairly well informed men is
very perceptible- Among the strong
debaters in the Senate at the present
time rs Mr.. Morgan of Alabama. He is
a foeman worthy Of the steel of the foremost
debaters and his challenge to shrinking presi-
dental candidates in the Senate to uncover
themselves on the silver question is one that
both Senate and public. Some lively revela-
tons may be expected when the Alabama Sem
stor takes the role of catechist
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Ii ought not to be true, as reported. that
Senator Hill has secured the pledges Of a ma
jori'y Of members to reject the House elections
committees nearly unanimous report unseat-
ing Rockwell and seating Moves in the New
York contested election case. The House
cannot afford. if it wishes to retain the
respect Of the people for fair dealing. to
reverse the findings of its own committee.
which must in the nature Of things be better
acquainted with the facts than the House itself.
engaged - il is in a multiplicity of affairs. The
House should recollect that it is popularity sup
posed 10 be legisiating and not gratifying the
personal wishes Of presidential candidates or
paving OF debts for aid in settling questions
that refuse to be settled in the desired way.
The vote Of the incumbent is not a party neces-
sity, there being two-thirds majority withou,
It. and the demand addressed to the House il
that in response 70 outside interference and
pressure, it shall wantony exhibit itself as more
narrowly and unfairly partisan than its chosen
representatives on the elections committee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-01

Cara now declares that the stories of his
revolution were merely fakes" The question
nov u whether his career as a bandit and des-
perado has been confined TO buneoiug the
American press
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-01

Those who considered free silver dead and
disposed Of failed TO take into their calculation,
the Senatorial resurrectionistsL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-01

After the questioning that the pension Office
has been through it is possible that clerks in
that Office viii Be admonished to abstain 70,
the period Of one year from the use of inter, o.
CATION points in their correspondence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-01

The talk Of making Mr.. Hill the vice presi-
dental candidate may be well meant, but it is
doubtful whether the repose Of the vice presi-
dency would suit man of Mr. Hills tic
qualities
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-01

An inventor proposes to clear fogs away by
electricity. He is sure to be unpopular with
the Anglomaniacs, who find fogs scarce enough
in this country rs II is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-01

The principal worry and excitement in con-
neetion::with a duel seems to be on the shout
ders Of the man who prepares bulletins for the
press.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-01

Chile has been having few earth qusks
shocks for . change. She 10 Is nervous phyai
eally - she b politically.
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Mrssr1. FosDA & Cox,Asr.
0O7 PENNSYLVANIA Avn NV.


PUBLIC
WE INVITE INSTANCE TO GIVE
ANY,
INTEND
AcoUAINT
OUR WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT
RETAIL DEPARTMENT FLOOR -EEMNG
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-01
RArrs Exrxnrnrsr.
lesi llth q. ae

Spring OPENING and Erhisi,ion SATURDAY. MON
DAY AND TUESDAY. April . q and 3 All the new
ess IDEAS In Millinery and other novelties. our sNies
thi. sesson-under the sup~rvt.,on of
Mis-. MAMIE DOING. late OF Lord q rsylor's. Ssv q.
York
Mrr1Srnr DEPARTMENT.
GOO chiidrcns salor-. Pc. Eshihstiou price. iso.
800 childrens Mixed sailors. 5'sse. Erhibiiion
100 Ladies' s,rs~. ps~es, for ,h. --s-On to- K.-
hibstion price. 2ie.
500 Morning Glory wrs.th.. sac E,hisnOs price.
800 Roses. large sprays. 3ac Erhibi,ion price. ioe
CARPET DEPARTMENT.
50 pieces Fancy MATING. lsc. E.ai1Ation price.
I2kc.
90 piece. "a oIclcsh &c. Erhfb,tiou price. l7e.
100 Administer Moouet Russ. eliza Exhihstiou
SO smyrna Rur-. ga E.hib,tiOn pric.. slas
100 smyrna Russ. ~. Exhibition Iriee. -ss.
LINEN AND WHITE Goops De-
so dozen Towels. &C. Exhibition price, &c.
100 dozen Towels. 25c. Exhibition Trice. l2Nc
30 rieces Fancy Curtain sorsm. loo. Erhabities
p pieces Fancy White SAinsook. 1870. E,hsbltiOn
price. DC.
UxprRwEAn DEPARTMENT.
IS dozen LADIES' Chemiss. 5ac. Exhibition prsSs.
35c
800 pieces Embroideries &c. Exhibition price. Be.
NorIoS DEPARTMENT.
200 dOnen spool suk. 100 yards. Sc. Exhibition
price. &c.
Enhihition price. Sc
GENTS FuRx1surSe DEPARTMENT.
80 dozen Mems OUTING shirts. 3sa. Exhib,tioa
% dozen Boys Outing Waists. nc. Exhibition
| price. 1sc.
UxBRrLLa DEPARTMENT.
800 CORA Umbrellss. 81 Exhibition price. &c.
loo Gloria Umbrellas. oKdized handles. sl. 50 liz
hibition price, 9oc.
| DREss GooDs DrrARrMExr.
10 piece oolored Mohair. 5oO. Exhibition price,
10 pieces chs'iot. newest styles. eOc. E,hibs,iOn
price. 4gc.
10 pieces satin RhaImore. el. Exhibition price.
$50.
10 pieces ladies' Cloth. &c. Exhibition prc. ssc.
Constr DEPARTMENT.
20 dosen Black Saline cOrss,s. &C. Exhibition
% dozen Madame Warren Corse, Waists. 5oc EI-
| hibiton price. lsc.
SO dozen Summer Corss,s. s5c. Exhibition price.
Ale.
HOSIERY DEPARTMENT.
SO dof. Children's Black Fun REGULAR Hose. &c.
| Exhibition price. I2tc.
20 dor. LADIES' lise Hose, Tan, Mode, DC. Exhi-
bton price. l2,sc
% doz Mems Hose, PIC. Exhibition price. Ig,sc.
REMSASr DEPARTMENT.
1000 yds. Black Lace Striped Grenadines. &c. EK-
hbition price. &c.
2.Oooyds Lace Striped White Goods ;2Sc. Erlh-
| bi;ion price. I've.
1000 yds Figured Beises. IS in, l2hc- Exhibition
| price. 4c-
| WRAp DEPARTMENT
500 Children's Reefers. eI.gs. Exhibition price.
elle.
200 Beaded Shoulder Cspe.. casa Exhibition
| price. q. 30.
80 Ladies Jackets. O.. Exhibition price. o. %.
SHOE DEPARTMENT
5opair Hand-sewed Shoes. opera and c. s.. e. Ex-
| hibiton price, s2.4a
100 pairs Hand-turned Shoes opera and C. s., e. 80.
| Exhibition price. ala
100 pairs Boys Lace Shoes. opera and C. s.. si.25.
Exhibition price. BIC.
CURTAIN DEPARTMENT.
so pairs Lace Curtains soc. Exhibition price. en-.
20 pairs Lace Curtains Ell a. Exhibition price. SIC.
HASpkERcHrEr DEPARTMENT.
100 doz. Ladies' Embroidered handkerchief. 10
Exhibition price. l2kc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-01
LoNe CLoAKs.

The Long Cloak has become an almost abso-
lutte necessity. owing to our peculiar climate
The latest is Crzyenette Waterproof Long
Cloak; has every appearance of a cloth cloak.
and is absolutely waterproof Black. Navy and
the popular Tan shades. Just the thing for the
coming April showers Waterproof Gossamers
only &3 each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-01
There ID likely to be . good deal of difficult,
in repairing the Panama eanafs financial leak

This would have been . good day for the an
nouncement Of the Drayton duel
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E Fl +: $!!!!SsEiHI
sss::* N 4. f.; $S's Ill E

OWING to the recent and present inclsmsnt
weather We had about decided to put the
''manufacturers' lot" Of Ladies' Coats and
Capes with the regular stock Ut regular prices,
but upon receipt this morning of few letters
similar to the one below and . number Of verbal
requests We have changed our mind and viii
run this 90. 90 coat sale one day lonEer-to-
morrow-rain or shine.
Washington. D. G., March 81. 1882
The Bon Marcke:
Ptease advertes your snme
Coats again at ths sdDse price and
Tam sdtasfed vox ptu sell O large
numbtr. Adrerttse them for Sat
urddy.
Respectfully.
Mrs. HUNTOy.
We will run than all again tomorrow at the
uniform low price Of
S6.9S EACH.
Their regular selling prices are $50. ~.
$3.50. 90. 80 80. $40. $1,000 and sll-ah
at $685.
They include:
Light Tan Covert Cloth Refers.
Light Tan Cheviot Cloth Refers.
Light Tan Scotch Tweed Refers.
Light Gray Cheviot Refers.
Tan Diagonal Chevot Refers.
Tan Broad vale Diagonal Reefera
Tan Embroidered Cheviot Refers.
Light Tan Bedford Cord Refers.
Black Clay Diagonal Refers.
Black Diagonal CheviOt Refers.
Black Scotch Cheviot Refers.
Tan Mixed Cheviot Refers.
Tan Checked Basket Cloth Refers.
Notified Tan Chevot Refers.
Embroidered Long Cspes in Black and Tan.
Tan Pin Checked Cbeyiot Refers.
SPECIAL BAReAIs In KEEPERS.
Tomorrow shall offer regular 81 .GS
Refer at 81 As They are in Navy Blue. Tans
and Cardinal. Sizes from to II years of age,
for infants and children. sl.4S Instead Of
sl6s
LADIES Our1Na SKIRTS.
We shall place on sale tomorrow c5 dozen
more of the Ladies' Outing Flannel Walking
Skirts. Regular soc. quality. only SOC. each.
LADIES BLAZER Su1rs.
To introduce the Suit Department we offer
Ladies' Blazer Suits. comprising full Skirt and
Blazer Jacket, in Navy Blue and Black, at the
low price Of s4.9s each; worth ESQ.
Mons ABOUT SPRING MILLINERY.
Onr Trimmed Hats include the prettiest and
freshest and newest Of this seasons styles and
shapes.
Hats to become full faces.
Hats to become thin faces
Hats to become long faces.
Hats to become short faces.
Hats to become tall laCies.
Hats to become short ladies',
Hats TO become stout ladies.
Hats to become delicate ladies'
For each and every one We have becoming shap
and color.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-01
CH1LpREN,s New SPRING REFERS

We have been told that our line is the most
attractive in the city. No doubt this is true.
Tomorrow we shall offer Children's Navy Blue
Reefer Jackets q. Sl.15 each.
Superb line of Novelty Refers. in popular
Tans. Grays. Fancy Mixtures &c. 81 and mp.
Sizes 4 to L. years.
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IINENS

LINENS
We mention in this department two items-one an
Al-.inen Fringed Table CLOTH with hcd. Blue yell
low border, 2x2N yards. at
S1.37 EACH
The other an Ali-linen Damask Towel. 24x4S inches,
IN Pink, Bue, ed and Yellow borders. with drawn
thrca Is above and below the border.
Zoe. EACH.
We consider them very cheap and think you will
upon inspection.
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LINENS
fi % WITH S ss on Yen
.Sl.37 EACH.
in S .n ed and sow
thrca IS above and below the border.
Zoe. EACH.
We We consider them very cheap and think you will
Muslin USpErwEAR
ladies' Fine Muslin Walking Skirts. with tucked
SOC
Ladies Fine Muslin Skirts. cambria rufe. trimmed
75c.
rpii,e edged with tOrchon lace. torchon inserting
Sl.OO.
Iae q eambrie trimmed with doep insertion and
Sl.75.
-Four styles Of Ladies' Muslin Gowns. yoke Of lace or
aud sleeves.
SOC.
0Fs s1l e ns
Sl.OO.
CoRsErs.
We have admitted but the most reputable makes
and IG he ses 'nto Sur such hs f. the C.
X. & g. CoRsrrs.
side Sss san st and snsns nsh long waist
&. Z. CoRsErs.
s.ssls maSs d the bone and nni.Ssd With emu.
$3.50.
C Venus French Saline Corsets. long waist and
1926.
M. c. CoRsErs.
B Rtpe as. ss1s eSr, sg,t in Pink Blue Yellow
N c. French w.;$ss l ss!.:l.: :. ..x ...,. and
SOC. 75c.. 9Sc.. Sl.25.
GLOVES.
al, Ladies s-button Tan Mousquetare Suede Gloves.
Ladies. p,x.4,n s SSs; pi sA5n Gloves.
81 I'M nam
Msn.sbu.,on Pa Gov. f tns, and Dark TAM.
Sl.OO.
JEwELRY.
500 Lace Pins in Bow Knot. Violet and other designs
silvered and Gilt Hair Pms with perforated DESIGNS,
25c
Gilt and silvered Garter Clasps.
Toe, S9c., el.2o. ~ aud upward.
RIBBONS.
An-silk MORE Ribbons in every desirable shade.
No. l6-lsc. yard.
No. 40-2Jc. yard.
LAcEs
Ecru Point Orlando Lace. N in. wide.
l2ac. YARD.
| Ecru Point dIr'an.e Lace, 10 inches wide.
Eeru Point dIrlands Lace. Better qualities IL inchs.
33 AND 4Oc. YARD.
w '' - 2yc' , YARD Al '' ''''
| Black Point Orlando silk lace. inches wide,
62aac YARD.
Black ch.ntilly sils Lace, einchss; wide.
zoe. YARD.
Black Yeiant Chantilly SILK Lace. escurial effect. IL
81 90 YARD
s. - y tO Of Fnss Lacs' in all widths
FANS
81. II. IS. g. IS to se '''''' Oh
si6 Gauge Fans; hand painted and lace trimmed.
era" Gray Ostrich Feather Fans.
$3.50 AND $3.50.
DRrss Trimmings.
SIX Gamps. in Garnet. Gray. Black. Brown and
| l2ac. YARD.
SIX Gimps. IN Blue. Brown. Gray. Black and
| Modes Y inch wide.
l8c. YARD.
Jet TrimminGs. inch wide.
| S9o. YARD.
Jet Trimmings. inches wide.
| 6Zac YARD.
Jet Frog Fas:snsrs, nnishea with hook snAsyA
| Soc
ur THE EXTRAORDINARY VALUES ron
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KIN e. Is .:: :: |
E. 4. { E.. . = : is L.:
ons., for so'sorre~ Saturday, only the following
specials:
ESoLrsH Box Corr JACKETS
Made Of rood quality Ladies' Cloth.
san faced. notch collar. tailor made. /
finished seams pearl OF fancy battons /
GOOD value at Sc. at
$3.50.
IMPORTED CLAY Dnsoxn JACKETS
for Ladies IN isht shsdes Of Tans. 1
.nshsn boz coat style. tailor made. |
any Peer buttons; rood value IT elo. i
1915.
so LADIES JACKETS
In very fine quality cloth, ANAL En- |
slish checks. IN Tans and Sr.ys full |
W inches long. tailor made. fnfshed |
seams. neat and nobby Jacket; r-su- |
lar value. Is, at
1898. |
LADIES CAPE CoArs
mad
silk cord finished good value at e. so.
S3.4S.
100 GLORIA SILK UMBRELLAS.
26-inch paragon frame. warranted for
| one year. assorted handles. rood value
95c.
$50 Dom FLOWERS.
| Short and long sprays. regular values
| throughout the city &c. and s5c. ct
3Sc.
500 Dozrs UxrRrMxED HArs
For Ladies. Misses and Children. in
lace straws. fancy effects and plain
| straxs. regular value throughout ths
city, 15c. and SIC, ut
45c.
BLAcK R1BBrp HOSE
| For Misses and Children. fast color;
| ell sizes. ) TO 9S; regular value 2lc..
lOc
THE ABOVE SPECIALS ARE FOB SATURDAY
ONLY.
| K1Sa.s PALACE.
1t sl2-sl4 7TH ST.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
| When you can bug
IMPORTED JAMS
At NC. liar. or a. rs q dozen.
| You miss unusual bargain IL you
lec. Jar. let the opportunity pass.
/ Ise. ajor, orr L7s dozen.
Is far below the cost Of importation.
hence there is no earthly probability
eL75 Doc. that another lot can be offered
at l6c. q jar. or eL75 dozen.
| No question about the quality.
Il They are the freshest and finest that
lse. Jar. money can buy. and such goods are
sessonabls Just now. You will do
we'll to buy full case. only DOZEN
asit win amount to but little at the
sL7s DOG. very low rate Of
NC. ajar. or sL7s q dozen.
And will prove the best investmen,
: you will make this spring in the way
Of food suppliss
, MIND You.
We guarantee these Imported Jami
IL as fresh and hne be produced
or money REFUNDED. Don't fan x
get case Of them
ELPHoNzo YoUNGs COMPANY.
e <as 9th st.
Ps.-.'Trial orders" of our Cream
3 cry Butter direct from the chsgn se
r cures to Us regular customers for thu
same in nearly every case. and tn,
price just aor 10 very low.
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LADIES, SPRING LONG Cares.

We can probably show two capes to every one
elsewhere.
Black Cheviot Bernhard Long Capes. en-
broidered and finished in Medici collar. Only
$40.
Tan Cheviot Bernhardt Cages. handsomely
embroidered. finished with Medici collar edged
with fsatherine. Only So. 50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-01
New PERruMrR1Es.

just arrived-Detettrez Amaryllis du Japan
and Virgin Violet-the two leading odors of the
world. ~ bottles only 6Oc. Deliciously
fragrant and lasting.
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New ITEMS In GLOVES.

The most prominent of the latest arrivals in
Gloves these:
4-button Gray and Tan Beaver Castor Gloves
Only Sc. per pair.
Suede Gauntlet Gloves in Tans and Grays,
Sl.3S.
Ladies' Buckskin Gauntlet Driving Gloves.
eIOO.
Few left of the lot of Ladies' 81 25 Gloves.
and S-button. which We are closing out at
1Sc
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LADIES' SPRING JACKETS.

Splendid Long Refer Jackets. in Black an,
Tan. at 80.
Blazer Jackets. full roll front, in Black an,
Navy Blue. Only 81. so each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-01
S6.9S EACH.
SPECIAL BARGAIN In KEEPERS.

Tomorrow we shall offer our regular 81 GS
Refer at alas. They are in Navy Blue. Tans
and Cardinal. Sizes from to II years of aye.
for infants and children. Sl.4S instead of
GIGS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-01
MORE SILK RIBBONS.

We keeping up with the demand for
MORE Ribbons. 1t is more popular this season
than during its ''palmiest" days. No. 2, 3. .,
10. ~. - and sin. at &C.. loo. 13c.. l7c..
pc, 2oc.. &c. and 6oc. per yard. In all the
new spring shades, Black and White.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-01

NJ. c. Consrrs.
nj Fine Saline corse's in Red. Pink. Blue, Yellow
BLACK and Cream. finished with lace
Sl.75.
medium waists. ~
Soc. 75c.. 9Sc.. S1.25.
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-11-03
APLAlN TALK.
on ! Plain Subject in Plain Lsnuuaoe

UH Flain 0uplecT in rtatn Language.
 A winter is just before us with all of it's biting winds, cold. drizzling rains, sloppy, muddy streets, and sudden changes oftemperature. This will cause at least one-half of the people to have catarrh, colds, coughs, pneumonia or consumption. Thou sands of people will lose their lives and tens of thousands will acquire some chronic ailment from which they will never recover. Unless you take the necessary precautions the chances are that you { who read this) will be one of the unfortunate ones. Little or no risk need be run if Pe-ru-na is kept in the house and at the first appearance of any symp- tom take it as directed on the label
 No one who values his welfare should be without copy of the Family Physician No ?, complete guide to the treatment and prevention of all climatic diseases of winter Sent free by the Pe-ru-na Drug Manufac- turing Company, Columbus, Ohio.