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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-17
SATURDAYS Hosiery REDucrross

Here We have an srticle Of clothing
that is ALWAYS NEEDED and SAT.
URDAY SEEMS to be the day Sc
Lee ED for the PURCH Sc Of
them DOWN IN PRICE for that day
% as to offer an ATTRACTIVE BAR-
GAIN.
CHILDREN's FAST BLACK HOSE,
In FINE, DERBY or ROYAL RIBBED.
SiZas o to 10 inches. Regular price, IS
to 3Sc. FOR SATURDAY,
2lc. pair for any size
BOYS EXTRA'HEAVYFAST BLACK
RIBBED BICYCLE HOSE. Size 20
10 inches. REGULAR price, Is to AS.
REDUCED for SATURDAY ONLY TO
pc. pair Cor any size.
HOSE. Size ) to So. Very elastic.
DOUBLE heels. toes end knees. Regu.
lar price, Is to Soc. FOR SATURDAY.
3 airs tor 81 suy Re.
LADIES' EXTRA FINE MACO COT
Ton HOSE, fast back, with HIGH
d UBLE HEELS and DOUBLE sOLES.
Reeular price. 80: pair. MARKED
DOWN FOR SATURDAY TO
Spa:rs for 81
LADIES, kXTRA FINE FAST BLACK
HOSE. Reeular VALUE, $50. OUR
LEADER PRICE.
LADIES, BOOT OF FAT FIFTEEN HOSE.
Very HANDSOME. FRENCH Isle
Back boot OPERA uppers.
SOC. pair.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-17

Wouldn't il be great joke on the Hawaiian
monsrchists if some eligible and enterprising
young American bachelor should annex the
Princess Kaiulani?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-17

Gen. Cleveland has not vet issued the COM
mani, Commence firing" and there is fear
among his army Of colonies that when the word
is given only few of the enemy will be hit
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-17

Women are not to be allowed TO vote at mu-
nicipal elections in Michigan. The Michi-
ganders will still continue 20 be Michiganders.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-17

II the local sentiment is to be the supreme
test in the selection of postmasters Frank
LAWYERS big petition may be right in line, after
all
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-17
Miss Columbia Annoved.

"Fm going 10 change my colors," said Miss
Columbia.
"You surprise me-" replied Uncle Sam.
why should you do that?''
'Becsuse they seem to have been adopted
by every prize fighter on Pinsburs
Dispatch.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-17
The Folding Bed .

Uncle Danisl-'siollie is powerful handy
about the house, even If she IL rich
''What did she do?'
Made me . real comfortable bed out Of on.
Of the book eases. Chicago Inter- Ocean.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-17

1t isn't as it used to be when Adlai first held
sway; the times have changed and there is rust
on Adlai's ak today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-17

The question in post Office circles now is: ISIS
Frank Lavler Of Chicago big enough to lick
Columbian stamp
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-17

TX cleanliness is next to godliness why dc
people swear when the street sweepers come
trundling by?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-17
The Family Honor

III Old Jersey has . spark Of honest pride it
Is heartily ashamed Of New jersey Chicago
Tribune.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-17
SHOOTING STARS.

Every man thinks that modesty forbids his
telling you what he considers the cleverest
thing in the way Of a story ever told.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-17

Violsts are plenty on the streets, but no
credit is due to the contractors that they don't
grow there. -Phitadsiphsa Times
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-17

The Panama canal is the Salt river of French
politics.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-17

"She said my makeup was horrid." said the
am ateur actress.
Il know she did," said her sister amateur
''She said it looked just like your own face-the
mean thing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-17

The post Office plum seems to have escaped
from the Cullnsworth pudding IN Richmond.
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SAxs AND COMPANY.
Up W1ru Tur Spnrse S,esA1.

00oU WOULDN'T RECOGNIZE
NM the BOYS and CHILpREN's
w DEPARTMENT to see 1t now.
Nsw-new-new-everyth from
y the frst table-way back to the
It's . suggestion Of budding flowers
and singing birds. unbroken re-
is here.
The buying that's being done Is
another proof Of II.
Many . threadbare coat has eiven
way to lighter wsisht-or
REFER.
Many . battered looking SUIT has
been emancipsted-and . fresh-nsw-
rig pressed into service-durins this
week.
Now. there's another Sunday COM
ins-aimost here.-You promised
your boy . chanse.-so We shall
be busy tomorrow-almost altogether
with the sprins Clothes. haven't
room enough to divide-the spring
stock needs It all-for it IL all here.
A. good values As we've always been
able to give-this seasons are better.
You'll find II out In the wear.
Our makers have hit on some ex-
ceedingly clever ideas.-Youll see
'em ranged along on the tables
Most every style is . novelty
Every pattern is.-LONG AND SHORT
PANTS-Names you never heard be-
fore-designs you never saw-and won't
anywhere else.
No harm in coming to look
You're free to buy or not We'll
be only too glad to guide you among
the great good things. There's no
argument like the facts themselves.
New HATS for young heads
New SHOES for tbs "nttle" feet.
TOMORROW is the last day Of the
SPECIAL. PANTALoON sALE.-Its
wholesale cut-All the S5. $3.50
and "a winter weights are s3-and
all under 81 are 81 25.-Dont put
of coming too late in the day-for
they're not a. plenty a. the buyers
will be.
The oNE-THIRD OFF sale o, the
last seasons LIGHTWEIGHT OVER
COATS ends TOMORROW night. too
There won't be one left.-Hundreds
Of hands will be reaching for o
dozsn or two Coats -Make the effort
to get one-ths saving is worth It
SAKs AND COMPANY.
Penn. ave. Don't forget our SHOES
aad Nor our HATS
eth street Nor our FURNISHINGS. ]
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-17

Hold on said the gripman on an avenue
green car; ''you said you were going out 18th
street"
Il know il"
well. get on the yellow carr
"Niver. Not on St Pathrick's day. Oil
roide an the Crane car if il takes me to Balti-
morer'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-17

So far Morton weather develops no great i'm
provement over the Uncle Jerry brand.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-17

"where are you going. my pretty maid?"
''To honor st. Patrick sir" she said.
MAY 90 with you. my pretty maid?"
"Of course; you'll do for the green" she said
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-17

slave you seen the Battery?" asked the New
York man of the visitor
.'No, was the reply, shut I've seen more as
saults than ever did before in my life.''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-17
THIS AND THAr-SSsshhssar . snakes

4-button ENGLISH WALKING KIDS-Per-
rim and Aug. Char es makes-S2.
4-button ENGLISH WALKING DOG.
SKINS-$l5O
5-buIton GLACE-P. Cen.emeries' shade Gre
ations-$l. so. BLACK, Sl9o
7-hook FOSTER GLOVES - Black and
Colors-$I.15.
4-button GLACE-the Josephine Seamless
Tan, Mode and Biack-HL75.
LADIES' GAUNTLET DRIVING CLOVES
S1.5U.
4-button ELK TANS-92,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-17

little Ruth Cleveland into home which il hers
for four Author and illustrator were thoroughly
In accord and have received good treatment ct the
printers banda"
On sale In Basement.
FIRST VIEW
EASTER MILLINERY
NEXT WEEK. MONDAY. MARCH 20.
A COLLECTION OF BEwIrcHIN0
TRIMMED HArs AND Boxxrrs.
--LATEST FRrscu NOVELTIES
Designed especially for this Easter OPENING. and
many from our own work rooms. Verify An exposi-
ton Of art To describe is impossible. Imagine
bewildcr,ng combinations Of delicate lacss rich rib
bons. ,ewe,sd insects and exquisite dowers-n you
your expectations. weproniss you something better
than the average show Of Easter headsear.
MONDAY MORNING. MARCH 20
Millinery Parlors
POINTS Or SPECIAL INTEREST.
JEwELRY SALE of unusual importance Mis-.
csllaneous ANAL articles at half and less than hall
real value.
fvx~.t A,.>
OPENING EXHIBITION Of Ladies' and Misses
cloaks. Costumes and Wraps. Boys clothins &c.
tThird floor. 10th and 18th st. buidinss)
INTRODUCTORY SHOWING AND SALE Of
Ladies'. Misses and children's Spring Underwear.
tFirst foor.. Second annex
OUR NEW STORE FOR MEN IL winning general
favor. Roomy. convenient and stocked with the
seasons newest and best. The Unlaundered Shirts
with embroidered fronts at 49c. . rare bargain.
Generous amount Of material. well shaped and per.
feet fitting.
The Chevot and Madras Wash scarfs are here in the
the pick while they are and fresh They are only
Csc. The Soc. Silk scsrfs with graduated ends are
very dainty. Pretty styles for Easter.
SPRING CoArs FoR SMALL CHILDREN
Will special attention in the Infants Depart
| will be on special display.
One Of the new styles is of tan. gray red plaid
with full high sleeves Extra good value at
Navy Blue Refers, trimmed with small brass but
tons. double breasted. collar finished with anchor.
cd door. 10th IT bldg.)
GIRLS Spring CLOTHING.
Navy Blue Atwood Refers. slashed back. rolling
collar. brass buttons Slices to IL years.
Atwood Cheviot Refers. cardinal and navy blue.
bo1-plated back large sailor collar. brass buttons.
Sizes to 12 years.
SO So
special lot of Tan and Navy Blue Atwood Jackets
full sleeves. bone buttons. collar faced with silk
velvet. Sizes IL. IA and 10 years.
$780,
Domestic Gingham Dresses. neat patterns. TO be
worn with or without suimpes. Sizes to 12 years.
-75c.. 81 CO. LES. 81. so and 81. o.
Light Pink and Blue Chambray Dresses. empire"
style. handsomely trimmed with embroidery. Sizes
to u years.
80 so and SO. IS
Guimpes Of India Lnon. Null. Swiss. &C.. trimmed
with lace and embroidery. Sizes to IA years.
| -25c. to So co.
ed door. 18th st. bldg.
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RucH1se AND NrcKwEAR ExrRAs

RucH1sa AND NrckwrAR ExrRAs.
For the CHILDREN we ask your at
tertion 20 the NEW and RICH AsSoRT-
MENT Of WINDSOR TIES. n
SURAH. JAPANE and CHINA
SILK, in o VAST array OF pLAIDs.
STRIPES. FIGURES and DESIGNS
Of all sorts. Extra length and width.
25c. each.
READY-xADE ADJUSTABLE SILK
BOWS for Boys in . great VARIETY
S5c. each.
CHILDREN,S COLLARS AND
CUFFS in SIT, FLUTED rune Reg
ular value. 3sc, sPE IAL PRICE.
LITTLE LOSD FAUNTLERoY
COLLARS and CUFFS in sets for Chill
dren. In WHITE. L. BLUE. NAVY
BLUE. PINK. SPECIAL PRICE,
4sc. sat.
PURITAN COLLARS and CUFFS, in
WHITE or CoLORS. FOR SArUR.
DAY.
TOURIST RUCaINd, in WHITE,
Cream, BLACK. yards in BOX. FOX
SATUR LAY,
19c. box.
TOURIST RUCHING. in WHITE,
9Th hI lsss edge. q yards in BOX FOR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-17

/ ike the girls. said Farmer Jones,
Exceptin' one, vow;
An that's this Fan de Seecle, who
Sets all the fashions now.
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san phTat do this mean," inquired Mr.. Hen
messy as he pointed to the words "Armor
patris"
"Ihot," said Mr.. Dolan, ''thot's q 9Th Of
March motto. 1t means the love of Patrick
begorra.'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-17

II MOTHER OCEAN sAILER" HAS JUST
IAN landed some original packages Of GLOVES
Nm for us from REYNIER TREFoussE. F.
IN CkNTEMERr AUG CHARLES. FOSTER.
AN JOSEPHINE SEAMLESS and BALsAU-in
the latest shades from our full corps Of
makera
We don't know Of any GLOVE manufacturers SUI
perior to thsse-and call stock complete
until It holds full representation from select
seven"
Somehow or other they know how to make their
GLOVES. The hand feels at home in them. The 1t
is evenly perfect. The fingers don't hang slack and
the thumbs at correctly. And they are made Of
soft stock-tinted in shades alwaya such shades
- never fall to win favor with fashion.
They create fashion. in fact.
What they rive to the market-ths people quickly
'.piek up" and seal Its success BY the demand
created
Every pair Of hands In Washington Will have-or
ought 10 hsvs-a new pair Of GLOVES for Easter. II
your new hat and gown mako their debut then-the
GLOVES WILL sure. Even II they don't acknowledge
the opening Of Ii. season with fresh
least
Now that everybody knows We carry the BEST
GLovEs-ths cost IL the only point to be enlightened
on. You nssdnv be told-for you know We are as
cheap for quality a. can be- But No can afford to be
very specific. Such prices as We quote We are not
ashamed to publish Car and wide.
CEYNIER'S to fashion.
4-button sUEDEs-colors and slaoi-sl.es
and 81. Is.
4-button aLACE-colors and Black-sL75.
6-button MOUSQUETAIRE SUICIDES
spring shades-s2 and e. 25. BLACK-S2.o5.
s-button BLACK MOUsQUETAIRE
sUEDEs-s2.50
n His idols
l. REFOUSSE-Fashion's fair.
4-button GtACE and SUEDEs-Black and
the new colors-s1 %. 81 so. 81. 10 and 81.
4-button GLACEs-the novel notions-Tan.
Mode. Gray, Primrose and Pesrl-Sl SO.
Sl75 sndS2
4-button SUEDE NovELT1Es-Rsd. Blue.
Green, Tan. Mode. Gray. Primrose and Pearl
$l.25 and S175
4-button ENGLISH WALKING GLACES-
Pearl with Black stitchin2-$I.15.
4-button ENGLISH WALKING SUICIDES
Tan and Pear 81 80.
S-button SUEDES-plain and fancy colors-
81. So 81 and ST.
S-button GLACE-White with Black stitch
tnx-$2.25.
D Gems Of color
bALSAN-PrIrce Of wonders.
6-button length BIARRITZ-coIors and
Black-9Sc.
6-button length BIARRITZ-white, Pearl
and Tan. with Back stitching-$1.
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Gloves SPECIAL FoR SATURDAY.

GLOVES SPECIAL FoR SATURDAY.
S-buttou length SUEDE MoUsQUE-
TAIRE in ALL the NEW SPkING
SHADES to MATCH DRESS MATE
RAILS. SPECIAL PRICE,
81. so pair.
GLACE KID GLOVES in NAVY, CA
DETTE, RESEDA. NILE, MYRTLE,
MODE. HELIOTROPE.V VIOLET TAN,
PEARL. NEW YELLOW and RED.
Buttons Match Glove. special price.
81. 80 pair.
FOSTER KID GL YES. BLACK,
Shook and 1-hook. For
81, S1.2a. Sl.50, 81 pair.
A-BUTTON SUEDE in TANS and
BEAVERS. Large Pearl Buttons, Price,
81 so pair.
Ali of the above GLOVES FITTED at
the COUNTER and WARRANTED.
w. A. PIERCE & Co.
719 Market Space.
1t Cor. Sth ST. and Pa ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-17

Oh, parlor critic, it is not
The strictly proper thing
To say the encores al belong
To the girl who will not sing.
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n His idols
L REFOUSSE-Fashion's fair.

d Gems Of color.
DALSAN-PrIrce of wonders.
6-button length BIARRITZ-colors and
Black-9Sc.
6-button length BIARRITZ-white, Pearl
and Tan. with Back stitching-$1.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-17

No other house DOES-EvER DID
or EVER WILL sell such STER.
LING QUALITIES at such Low
PRICES - WE quote
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-17
Stylish Coats

You naturally expect to find here the most
stylish, best made and best values in the city
and you riL
Ladies' Black Cheviot Goats. with triple
cape. large bright buttons, only "a.
Ladies' Plain Black Cheviot Refers, only 81.
Ladies' Fine Black Diagonal Coats. only IS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-17
LADIES, DRrss Doors

9 different styles Of Real Doneols
Barton aud Laced Boots. made on
TIE $500 shApes-everg trh,r. .ssS1 IN
OCk PRICE. Sl. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-17

Unusually low prices will prevail on HAND
kEECHIEFS tomorrow. From every
standpoint they're perfect Ladies' Pure
Irish Linen. Hemstitched. Embroidered
and Open-work Hand serchie's. regu- =
ular selling price. % cents. Tomorrow. Il ~
Fine Hemstitched. Hand-embroidered and
Scalloped Handkerchiefs. the regular 30
cent kind. Reduced for Tomorrow Ok
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THE CITY.
c RREvITIEs.


Mrs. o. o. Murray returned by the
afternoon passenger.
ID. p. Ward went to Sioux Falls by
the morning passenger. He will return
tomorrow.
l.. 5. Keller was a passenger east this
morning On route to Chicago to visit the
worlds fair.
An excursion train from ! jackson,
Mimi, will arrive in this city next Sun
day morning at Ii and return att p.
m.
e. w. Caldwell returned from Howard
and proceeded to the Chautauqua
grounds to hear Watterson talk on
Money and Morals.
Dan O'Connell of the Ramona neigh.
borhood was in the city to-day. He
says the wheat and corn crops look
grand; oats and barley not irst-class.
The county commissioners have closed
a deal for the purchase Of the Mereau
farm on the southwest shore of Lake
Madison to be used as a county poor
farm.
Alfred Perry, Roefson and Ed. Furt
ney were brought before Judge Hol
bridge this morning on the charge Of
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Kenmcott, j. Fl. Voorhees,. Sioux Falls;
@. Fl. More and and wife, W~oonsocket;
Minnie Massey, Mrs. W. w. Sparks, Ar
mour; Chas. f. Richardson, Woonsocket;
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Jones, Sioux Falls;
VIM. Kelly, Jr, milwaukee,; j. C.
Yancy, Des Moines; B. d. Milan, Miller;
l.. Bradford aud wife. Huron; W. E..
Higbie, Minneapolis. w. Nichols. Henry;
c. E. Lindsey, T. NJ. Streeter and wife,
Oldham, T. H.. Youngman, Woonsocket.
NOTES.
The completeness Of Acting Secretary
Williamson's report OF the financial con-
dition OF the association and the prompt.
ness with which he met all questions for
information relating to the business, was
very generally commented on, and when
he stated that the fine programs gotten
out at The DAILY LEADER office much
earlier than ever before, were paid for by
the advertisements of business men Of
Madison, without cost 70 the association,
it brought forth a round OF applause.
Mrs. Hattie Leman, Of Arlington, has
lost her pocketbook containing a con.
siderable sum of money, on the grounds
1t would be a kind and honest act for
the one finding it to return it.
Band concert at the auditorium TO,
night at 7:30, M. e. Reed, director, al
follows: l. March, Presentation, Dor
ing; 2, Grand Potpourri, o, Fair Dove
Fond Dove, SchlepPenger; 3, Gavotte
First Heart Throbs, Eilenberg; 4, Pot
pourri, Germans Before Paris. Trenkler
5, Characteristic, The Mill in the For
est, Michaels.
Prof. Dempster, director OF the schoo
of patriotism, has a large quantity Of
patriotic literature which he mus
either sell or return to the house frou
which it came. 1t contains much valua
| BILE literature for the use Of G. A. RI
or teachers and can be obtained cheap
Col. Copeland outdid himself to-day
in his elegant lecture.
The school Of physical culture will
give an exhibition OF their class work
next Saturday evening in the auditorium
Crowds are pouring In to hear Wat.
terson this afternoon.
Quite a frequent query on the grounds
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A Return to Capital Punishment.

A great many people think it is pretty
bad business for the state to kill a man
because that man has killed some n
else. They are quite right. It is very
bad business, and If any other procedure
could be devised capital punishment
would be abolished at once.
Michigan has given imprisonment for
life a fair trial. No criminal has been
executed in that state for nearly 30
years. 1t was, however, recently voted
by its lower house that the death penalty
be re-established-that is to say, the
policy of leniency has utterly failed, and
it is more than probable that Michigan
will again resort to the hangman's rope.
The people were startled one day by
the news that a life convict had murder
ed his keeper and made a desperate push
for liberty. Then the question occurred
to every one at the same moment, why
shouldn't every life prisoner do the same
thing, since under the laws Of the state
no additional penalty is attached to the
crime?"
Such a villain. when caught red hand
ed after q second murder, is no wors
of than he was before he killed the keep
er. He was in for life anyhow, and
when arrested he will be in for life
again, but it is the same old life. Ii he
succeeds in escaping, that is SO much
gain, and IL he fails he loses absolutely
nothing. The abolition of capital pun.
ishment is THEREFORE an almost irresistible
incentive to kill a prison official and
make q dash for liberty.-New York
Telecra1n.
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is, us that Moody, Che singer, the evan
gelist?" This is suggested by his pro-
pensity for hard, enthusiastic work.
Lovers OF good band music will be
pleased to learn that the 4th Regiment
band is TO remain with us. The volun-
tary contributions have been quite spon-
taneous.
Watterson this afternoon; Crawford
this evening! Whewl
w. c. T. U. day, a big day o.morrowl
Arrangements have just been about
completed by Secretary Halliday where
by q special train will connect at Woon-
socket and Villas with regular trains from
the north and south for the accommo-
dation OF the incoming editors on the
25th met.
Program to morrow in all i'm
portant appointments will come off
according to card. See assembly pro-
grams.
Dir. and Mrs. Gunderson, OF Canton,
are enjoying the Chautauqua, the guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. /. Brorby.
For iaundice and liver complaint
Ayers Pills are better than any other
They do not contain a particle OF calomel.
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GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
GENERAL MERCHANDIsE.
Ladies'
1t means S S for you.

This means a Stock squeeze.
Too much Jackets, Capes and Blazer suits, and not enough room.
Therefore, one hundred and forty-four (ust a gross of garments) at
prices that will surprise you.
We will quote a few:
10 Jackets, black, at $500, worth $500.
20 Jackets, tangray, $500, worth $500.
10 Jackets, black, at $500, worth $500.
5 Jackets, black, at $3.50, worth $1,000
Jackets, tan, at 500, worth 1000
10 Blazer Suits in brown and navy blue at $500 to
$500, worth $1,000 and $11N. We have several
capes in tan and stone colors at from S. so to $1,000
worth from $500 to $l4OO.
They must go to make room. Silk remnants from ] yard to a
full dress pattern at actual half price. They are genuine bargains.
Call and examine them.
3. MCEinnon.
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vagrancy. They YER given two hours
in which to leave the city and departed.
Following 10 the weekly weather crop
bulletin issued from the government
station at Huron: The temperature
during the week has been about the
average oyer the state, possibly a little
below. The amount of sunshine has
been above the average. The rainfall
has been above the average, and
occurred in frequent showers, some
quite heavy. The week has been q very
favorable one, and all crops have made
very marked improvement. The effect
of the drouth was not so great 40 was
supposed, although from some sections
it is reported that some early sown
wheat and oats have been plowed under
or will give o very light yield. Many
other sections, however, report good
prospects for as heavy a yield OF small
grain as last year. Corn is doing re-
markably well, and reports indicate that
the prospects for a heavy yield from
this crop were never better. The state
OF advancement IL highly satisfactory,
and the dry weather had no bad effect.
Since the rains, corn growth has baen
almost phenomenal. Much improve
ment has been reported in grass, millet
and potatoes. Hail storms have
occurred in Brookings, Hughes, Hutch
inson, Hyde, Pennington and Sully
counties, but their tracks we're, in most
instances narrow, the hail stones scatter
ed and the damage slight. All things
considered crop prospects are good.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-07-13
secondhand Platinum.

Not q little platinum is solda as old
metal and usually comes in the form OF
bits of wire and scraps from broken in
candescent lamps. It is now largely used
by dentists. but it is sent to New York
for treatment, as it al only be melted
BY means of q compound blowpipe, and
there is no place in Boston where that
is done.-Boston Herald.