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The Dickinson press., 1897-12-11
Ducklen,s Arnica salve

The Best salve in the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers. Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores, letter, Chapped
Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin
Eruptions, and positively cures Piles,
or no pay required. It Is guaranteed
to give perfect satisfaction or money
refunded. Price Is cents per box. Tos
sale by Dreuk0l 4 Davis.
The Dickinson press., 1897-12-11

The Valley City Times-Record
has it that that place is to be
made division headquarters of the
Northern Pacific, extending to
Mandan west and Wadena east.
Such rumors occur often.
The Dickinson press., 1897-12-11
D,csiasoa BOYS In Evidence.

Times-Record: compeny X gave a
Thanksgiving ball at Dickinson and Col.
Peake led the grand march. If another
encampment is held those Dickinson
boys are very likely to be in evidence.
The Dickinson press., 1897-12-11

JAMESTOWN has exceeded her
school bond limit by 5000 and
Bismarck is in about the same fix.
But the attorneys hope to find a
way out of the difficulty.
The Dickinson press., 1897-12-11

Ladies' and Misses union suits at
scoaeld's in extra large and small
sizes. 11-H.
The Dickinson press., 1897-12-11

TO CURE A COLD m ONE DAY
Take Laxetive Bromo Quinine Tablets, Al
DsuG0tsts refund TIE messy II Il fatls % Cur
The Dickinson press., 1897-12-11

PRESIDENT MCKINLEY believes
that postal savings banks would
increase patriotism and prove an
effective preventive of lawless-
ness.
The Dickinson press., 1897-12-11

Some more Of those boss lanterns
ct Sco6eld's all loaded ready for use
at zoe. 11-N
The Dickinson press., 1897-12-11

Ralston Health Club breakfast food
Is the latest and best, at Scofield's.
I'LL 11.O7
The Dickinson press., 1897-12-11
Horses for sac,

Heavy draft horses. we'll broken, for
sale at prices that will suit. Ranch
head of Magpie Creek. Address me
at Dickinson.
If. H.c. Qu1N1oN.
The Dickinson press., 1897-12-11
Cattle Strayed.

Straysd from my ranch, IL miles south Of
Dickinson, about Oct. 10Th, ono red COW, three
yesrs old, branded b x connected ON left side,
brand blotehsd; hsifer years old, red and
white spotted, mulley, branded Same a. above.
VIII siye liberal reward for information lead
ing to their recovery.
l1-1lH. JAS. d, HENDERSON,
The Dickinson press., 1897-12-11

Another lot of those black dress
at 4l2 at Currie L Co. 11-6
The Dickinson press., 1897-12-11

$s - 0Aes nj d. sEey. ~.
q. cl.ee y hesSeE Siysa that 10 folloMinx. na.s
~, ~ .s ~ - - notice of hes InieHtloa -
eAAt saia lsoot VIM g msds beioss il z0
Sssndees Oak of - Distries Eouss, II Nh;
y Y gse ekt..oo, y sD.s tcn tho 1sth 1ayef
ksA1I siI1I :; 1lohARDsox, v,dov u lafayssssA
e tl,s.sx * e = Y: Z and iosssf s.a s - Il.
.s.ss - isllev wing witas = Is pssvs -
= sn1ssSSs tesdeaee- npon, asas caldyatisa o.
Ws.ses =: fs,e., I. +. !A!yess ]. C.TAepp
The Dickinson press., 1897-12-11

See Currie 4 Cos s.ad'' for closing
out prices on Ladies' and Misses
Jackets. Il.20.tf.
The Dickinson press., 1897-12-11

Currie 4 Co. have just received 2.
cars Of flour, Electric Light and
Best, the two best grades made. ll.o
The Dickinson press., 1897-12-11

The mince meat making season is
at hand and Soofield has tho boiled
cider to make it perfect. 1l-N.
The Dickinson press., 1897-12-11

Good fre insurance Norwich Fire
Insurance Society Of Norwich, Eng
land, and British American Of Tor
onto, Canada. None better. Call
In when in need Of additional insur-
ance. M. L. Ayers, agent.
The Dickinson press., 1897-12-11

PRESIDENT McK1NLEy's mes.
sage is given in full to the PRESS
readers.
The Dickinson press., 1897-12-11
Saturday, Dec. u, 1897.

DECEMBER wheat reached S1.oo
in the Chicago market on Thurs.
day.
The Dickinson press., 1897-12-11

Fresh cucumber salad at Scodeld's
l1.N.
The Dickinson press., 1897-12-11
A Reward of SIS

Win be paid for tho return Of s-year-old black
horse and I l-year-old iron grey horse, both
S: 81 i:;!: s:
The Dickinson press., 1897-12-11

Currie 4 Co. have the agency fol-
the ..New Home and ..Century''
sewing machines and want to sell
you one. LII
The Dickinson press., 1897-12-11
Nail orders promptly attended 10
DICKINS ON. N. D.

WANTED.TRUsTwoR AND ACTIVE
~ gentlemen or ladies to travel for respon.
slble, establi.hed house in North Dakota. Month.
" 70 % aud expenses. Position steady Refer.
snce: Enclose eelf-addressed stamped envelope,
The Domtnion Company. Dept. 7 Chicago.
The Dickinson press., 1897-12-11

Go to scofleld's for pop corn. 1l-27.
The Dickinson press., 1897-12-11

Butterick patterns on sale at SEQ
fields. These patterns are acknowl.
edged by all to be tho best made. lO.le
The Dickinson press., 1897-12-11

Curris 4 Co., have . 6ne lot Of
Potatoes, Cabbagss, Carrots, Bests,
Turnips and Onions. Gail and leave
your orders. l1.20tf
The Dickinson press., 1897-12-11
BUSINESS LOCALS.

BUSINESS LOCALS.
Fresh cucumber salad at Scodeld's
ll.27.
Go to scofield's for pop corn. 1877.
Another lot of those black dress
overcoats at 4l2 at Currie l. Co. 11-6
Some more Of those boss lanterns
ct Scoaeld's all loaded ready for use
at zoe. 11.N
Ralston Health Club breakfast food
Is the latest and best, at Soofield's.
.ll.27
Ladies' and Misses union suits at
Scofield's in extra large and small
sizes. 1l-N.
See Currie 4 Cos s'ad" for closing
out prices on Ladies' and Misses
Jackets. Il.20.tf.
The mince meat making season is
ct hand and Soo6eld has tho boiled
cider to make it perfect. 1l-N.
Currie 4 Co. have just received
cars Of flour, Electric Light" and
Best, I" the two best grades made. liz
Currie / Co. have the agency fol
the ..New Home" and .Century''
sewing machines and want to sell
you one. lit
Butterick patterns on sale at SEQ
fields. These patterns are acknowl.
edged by all to be tho best made. III
| Curris 1 Co, have . Ane lot oi
Potatoes, Cabbagss, Carrots, Bsets
Turnips and Onions. Call and leave
your orders. l1.2otk
11ssaAe YeW Doweas WSeA 0nosaesAo.
a = ~ "a AaA~ a
New-York tribune., 1897-10-31
LONG ISLAND SOCIAL NOTES.

Mr. and Mrs W. +. Manchester. OF oyster Bay,
have been visiting friends in Bristol. X. l.
Miss Isabel Chcllborg Of Sea Clif. has been spend
Ing a week with her aunt. Mrs. j. :. Spcrry.
Mrs. Richard HawkshaW, Of Glen Cove. has gone
10 Michigan TO visit relatives
The marriage of Miss Lille Patterson to Arthur
Dickson OF Glen cove. which will take place on
Thankssiving Day. vii he an important social affair.
1t will be "A church wedding. ana large number Of
invitations VIII be issued.
The students OF 81. Pauls School. Garden city,
gave a minstrel entertainment at the Casino On
Thursday night.
reception VIII be given At Lawrence on Monday
evening November :, by tne women Interested IN
the loca! Hook and Lauder Company for the com
Teachors' Institute closed at Glen Cove. after a
srccesyfiu session. Friday afternoon IL was the
Lar institute OF the Second District most Of which
VII be absorbed by the greater \e"-i "'h o' Jam
The Long Island Bible Society viii have It's an
nual meeting in Southampton on No'emher
,rbe uyo,nei Of the Sea Clir Library Auxiliary
have netoncd ihc Board OF Library Trustees 10 ex-
.and nc time given IN which 10 raise $3.50 toward the
i,hrarvs support The trustees offered 70 give 800
- con could bc raised by November J. The women
20 done what they could. but not han the amount
,doed Tho frci however that wiki little more
IN. ~, = can get the required amount.
'V.cha-j u Poyni ar vii lecture IN the Hampstead
r,,.is, C,hlircn on Wednesday evening. The lecture
ph he taken from "Pigrim's Progress and is en-
"The Woman's Aid Society Of inc sea ClH Meth
lie, Church will have It's November meeting AT the
Gus Sils. ~ i.s nrrsident Mrs. I."andcr Sninen.
"gho WHATSOEVER Circle. King Daughters or sea
ne N havc a business and socia. meeting ~ the
bomc Of Miss Net,ie Valentine on Monday alter
npo" pohlnson. OF Hsmpstcaa. returned last week
,,om a business trip 10 Europe.
New-York tribune., 1897-10-31
ERIE RAlLROAO.

Thtnvr trains cave Now York. foot ot Chambers-st
a. ION MS AMI Ave mnutes earlier from West e3d-st
onn /. 1I.-Ves'hut . Express daily for Bngharton
,','r,r r. mira nu.falo. Bradford Arrive Buffalo 500
T. NJ I'lrlo- car to liuuao
:, uo - N--Ves ibled Limited fast mall Daily sold
. rr frlcng, sln Chauiauqua Lake. arrives Cleveland
e. " chicago 4. VI. Sieepers To- Chicago Creve-
i,rI ,nl t'lncinrtiL Dining Car.
'.',n I. N.-DunaO and Cleveland Nesthuei Express
~, :,'ri,ea Puraio Tfj \. u. Bradford 7:i7 A. NJ
nes,nyn go A. NJ. Cleveland 1890 =. ~ seepers
3.,SS,I ami Cleveland making direct connections for
49,, ,nirago AMI the West. Caf9 Library car.
-, I, Viva ChautauIUa Lake and Niagara Falls
Son train chicago sleepers 70 TIofnelsville.
,T'i,,en ana Cincinnati u.-nc Ctr .
,,,,, ,.t-t-.,- LOCAL. TiaE CARDS AND PULLMAN
\ a aS'mnolai1ns ~ IL. IL. 2J ,ol md 95I Broad
-. I27 D1~cry lIi East e5th ST. 1rl ~ West i25tn
'fhnu,h.is ara West Ef-si fert.es Ncvyork: 333
ard 7ei Fulton st. 100 Broadway Brcokyn; 200 HUDSON
tioh-ken and Jersey city station. Westcott Express
calls Tor and checks baggage from hotels and residences
10 destination
New-York tribune., 1897-10-31
ABRAfAM AND
SIRAUs.

works Of f. w. Bliss & Co.. Brooklyn, y. Y, as
Inspector OF Ordnance
Assistant Surgeon r. w. Richards, detached
from the Maine and granted two months leave.
Captain w. c. Wise. ordered to Norfolk as
captain Of the yard.
Paymaster f. b. Rogers detached from the
Newport. ordered home TO wait orders
Assistant Paymaster l.. S. Ammen. appointed
paymaster Of the Newport, November ].
Lieutenant G.. W. Denfeld. detached from the
Maine and ordered to New-York yard, IN Equip
ment Department. october 30
Lieutenant John Hood detached from the An
napoIs and ordered to the Maine October 80.
New-York tribune., 1897-10-31

The original letters can be seen
in the department.
Tomorrow we will begin taking
orders for Full Dress Suits at special
Introductory priCes-We will fur
niSh
Tuxedo Suits at 5000
"Swalow TaiI'' Suits at $500
These garments will be made Of
the finest unfinished WOrsted, Ven
etian Cloth, Full Dress Elastic Coat
ing. French Full Dress Coating or
German TWilled Cloth-and they
will be lined and faced with the
best quality of silk or SATIN
In workmanship. finish and fit,
they'll be as perfect as the best
tailoring talent can make them
No one can furnish better at double
the price.
Business Suits.
WeWill also introduce tomorrow
an entirely new line OF WorSted
CheViOts, in blue black, brown,
Oxford and blue * brown mix
lures, which we will make up into
single or double breasted sack or
English Walking Suits, lined with
the best mOhar serge, for
Sl0.50 Each.
These materials have been eSpe-
cially selected with an eye to their
durability. and the Suits will be the
best wearing and most SerVlceable
garments it is possible to make.
An extra charge Of 81 90 will be
made for size 43 breast measure
.J o,,or Clothing Department.
dIlu ONCI. Second noor.
New-York tribune., 1897-10-31
WEST SHORE R.K.

Trans clye " i.d st. station. ~ Y, follows. and
Q n. earlier rom flot ot Franklin 81:
:;::.O N 81 Daily. Local u Buffalo.
.:.,O \. II. DtIy Loodl TO Albany. Saratoga and Mon
ttgl
IO.rl g. NJ Daily for Albany. U;lca Syracuse Roches
ter. Bu,fa.o Niagara Falls. Fort Wa ne Toledo Cleye
IauI aud Chicago.
L" ~ 80 A. NJ Daily. except SUNDAY 10 Catskiil Noun
b,ny sarat. a. CALDWELL. Lake George. Paror Car to
Hoop,tii- and Albany.
500 = NJ paly. except SUNDAY FOR Albany.
't,,c E0.h,ster Runalo. Magma Fails. Toronto De
trntt Cleveland Chicago ard 81. Louis
snratosa ana Montreal Sleeping ear Albany Mon
.:t5 T. H. Daily. except SUNDAY TO- Syracuse Roches-
s,i, - NJ Daily for Albany. Utlca Syracuse Roches-
cr iuilto Niagara FAILS Toronto. Detroit Cleveland.
thi,,l, and -. Louis
= ~" caves lr.oklyn hy Annex: BiO:io A. NJ C3:05
r. NJ. jersey Clg. =. Il. =. Station: BIl 30 CJ IS
nine tables At prrcpa. hotels ant orlccs
C. f. LAMBERT, General Passenger Agent.
NanderlIN Ave-. New York
New-York tribune., 1897-10-31
GEORGE MEN CONE OUT FOR LOW.

HIS PICTURE HUNG BESIDE THAT OF THE DEAD
LEADERS IN THE WITH ASSEMBLY
DISTRICT HEADQUARTERS
committee Of three from the Henry George De-
nnocracy Of the With Assembly District visited the
Low headquarters last night and declared that they
were authorized TO announce that the Henry George
Democracy Of the With Assembly District had de-
clared for Seth Low. They carried away lot Of
the Citizens Union literature and Seth Low pct-
ures. The George Democracy emblem. the rooster,
has been taken down from their headquarters. No.
200 Myrtle-ave. Mr Georges picture has been
draped in mourning and Mr. Lows pictures have
been posted and Low banner raised. The George
inen sey they will work enercecally as possible
Tor the election OF Seth Low.
Edwin Russell. Of the Thirty.hrst Ward, reported
Yesterday at the Citizens headquarters that eight
George men in his ward told him yesterday that
they Will vote for Low. and asked for suggestions
- to work they could do for Mr.. Low.
New-York tribune., 1897-10-31

ROYAL BLUE LINE.

FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND WASH.
fNfiIOS
From Whreh.l Terminal 'souih FerrD.
Weekdays ~ 30 II - rjiitak car \. - . ~,
3 % 5j DINING car. aa5 ,. VI. L. ~ nit -uuda's.
90 II % dining cau 4. N. 3D. 80 dining tHf'.
5Jj T. NJ 1910 .nd:. Additional irainr f1r Ih1aelpnit.
from Whitehall -: ~cek day. : - T. ". . =
25 G55. - 7. NJ. sunday - :. NJ. 3.ij l. NJ
From Liberty -. so \. NJ. daily ana 7.5p and 800
i. NJ. week days
From FOOT LIBERTY STREET : minutes later
Tickets ana tror feais he procured ~ foot y
Liberty St. WHIT ,hal. 81. ll3 ~ 2Gl. ~. Dii lao
I323 Brpadway ~ Gth Av 81 Ea-i IAN So. l33 East
l25th -. 273 IVES. i25th 81. 2ii Columbus Az. E"w
York. court $50 Fulton ~ fr,ozlyu. hS B1adway.
Williamsburg r." Seq York Transfer 'pmprry Viii call
tinaton.
New-York tribune., 1897-10-31

4 pvrRTIsEMENTs rrd suhscrip'i.ns az The Tribune
o. door nDrth ~ ;ist until O'clock N |Ne'li~e
80 .sreveI s., M following branch ihces ~ resiias
inrn,' mn ,.s mil ,'clocK D. m. y!z 90 >th-aye..
r aqr - C.h ave-. l2th-st Macy "ih- ave;
r in 10 ,'1i-,'ls- AVE. near VT Cin St luo
Wc. ga a., near Gth-ave.: y. East itth -. 90 80
"a ho,w.sn 7th and ayes. -" Engt iT'h ST. "N
pe~aen .nth and 18th 02J 81 ave-. near uist-
7S is.ave near sah- ST. $50 % ave- near tit ~ .,
-, a., .rs oC Ueecker-st. 325 Bleerkcr-s 2"'s 3l-
49, sys sio Fs., 7pth-st.. 1921 31-ave. 1852 "a ave
New-York tribune., 1897-10-31
BALTIMORE g. OHIO,

Leave Ncw-York Whitehall Terminal daily.
CHICAGO - =. 30. and 1910 night.
PITTsBl RG 33j cx sun. 10 SUI l2.io night,
ti%CINNATl. IT. LOUIS. 9:5j A. m iJJ r. m.
WASHINGTON BALTIMORE. % 9:55 Dining Can.
l:25 M. Dining can. - 32j Dining can I 81
Dining Car. - r. m. l2U night sunday g5J dJir-
ing car). II =: Dining Carr, 30 dining carr i:5i
Dining carr 800 ,. IN. l2:i0 nigh;
NORFOLK. ~ % n. m. daily.
HEW-oRLEANS. Through sleeper ~ p m daily.
Trains leave foot Liberty 81. > minutes later
Al trains are Illuminated with pnttch Light
Offices; III. l12 POI. i3+. iiIr u wa. 81 I'm
l27 Rowery. y y; $40 ga Fulton ST. Brookljs white.
hall Terminal Luggage checked from hotel residence
20 destination.
New-York tribune., 1897-10-31
DEL. LtCkAWANNA AID WESTERN IL. II.
stations In Ncw-NOrk. foot of Barclay
und Christopher streets. -
tESIIDt LED 1R tINS. PULLMAN BtfF


Direct route = NEWARK. BLOOMFIELD. MoNTcLAlR.
THE ORANGES summit Befnardsyie. RasMng
Ridge. Madison. Morrisiown Iassaic Patterson. ~ on
ton Dover, Sianhopc. NEWTON. BupiS I.AkE.
LAKE uOPATCONG. IInckeitsiown. ~ HpDLEYS
MOUNTAi&. Washington PfilLLlPsBrEG. EAsrcN.
sCRANTOE rlrTsIoN. wlIKEsBAERr NANTi-
COKE. pAEvilLE: NnkTllI MnEhLhNn. M,nt-
VIE. UTICA. RICIIFlEID SPRINGS. cortland.
SYRACUSE. OSWEGp. ITHACA. OWEGO. E!,NlliA,
CORNING. BATH. DANSvIlIE. BUFFALO and ali
500 A. AUTHORIZATIONS MAIL. stops at principal
stations - .
1000 4. Nj tcafc Car. BUFFALO. SCRANTON. nlNG-
IIAMTON OWEGO. ITHACA EIMfRA. UTiCA.
RICHFIEf.D SPRINGS SYRACUSE. and OsWEGO
EXPRESS Puknai P,ror cars Competing at
Buffalo with trains for chcaeo and points West.
100 T.. M-SCRANTON. WfLK FSBAKRE and EIMIRA
400 I. M-SCRANTON. WIfkIsBARRE AND PIYM-
Ol'TH EXPRESS. Pullman Bur"t parlor cars.
700 T. NJ fyayb-Chicago N'stlLIed Limited Express
for SCRANTON. HlNGHAMTrN. Ti.MfRA BIF-
FAI.O. Pullman Iiufet Sleeping Car New-York 70
Chicago Dinine-car west of BufaI
$50 =. NJ DDn)Bunaio Express. Pullman slcepers for
SCRANTON HiNGilAMrON. ElMIhA. HATiI. MI.
MORRIS a7d BUFFALO. arrlync IN Eunalo \. VI.
9:3O = NJ DAILY BI FFAIO. SCRANTON. BINGHAM
TON. OWEGO ITHACA. 1.LMlHA SYRACUSE.
UTICA and OswEGO ENrRfSs. Pullman Buffet
TIcKfTs ANp PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS ut
Henry & Sons. Limited ll% Iir adray. II Park
atiar9 III 4th-nve cor l"h 49,: III W"s i2jth 2a5
Coumhus-avo. New-York. :3s and 73c Fulton-et and
100 broadway. i'olkyn lime 'ai.es giving fail inor
nation ~ stations
WESTCOTT ETPREss COMPANf viii cail for ana
cheek baggage from hotel resldenc 70 destination
New-York tribune., 1897-10-31

A DVERIIsEMEN1'- nnt subscriptions III. rris.
"A une received t their Uptown ONcs. No. o;c broad
Nay. "a do1r north u 3sts clock %. Ad-
veftisemenis received ~ the following
regular Office rates until o'clock D. M. viz: osf sth-
ave, e. cor .3i St: 5l 9Th ave- cor i2th-s Macys
SHAY and ith st ic Columbus wes. ss,h-
ST. 100 West f-d-st. near cth-aye % East tith-st
New-York tribune., 1897-10-31
"RJ ACK DIAMOND EXPRESS"

orr,,es rnnaio aa5 r VI Pullman vcst hnc iay
rcoehcs ard Paro- clrs. Dining car service Meas
c,r,e Connects a, Bun with through seepefs to
Detroit AMI chicago e,.. =. ,,,r.r,r
cfIr'SK and inter mediate points. ...-...
,IH.:,S. 1915 r NJ. sundays ONLY. Tor FNSI'N'
uAr,'ii CiIi NIX tho coal hrtnch', ,.,,.....
f:to VI. dai'v. except SUNDAY f.r Nll'i>l.S-
u ,iiry plTTs1'ON SCRANTON. ani prn 'lpnl inorme-
aiai. stations connects hr nn points IN c'i' regions
cnsm 40 r. V daly except SUNDAY. for WILKES
- ,nuy pITTSTO* ScENNTON. AMI principal int'rm'-
d,at stet,ons Connects i,r 1i p'iD's IN coal regions
p,iin,n HuGet Pari0r r',r tu W..Ac-htlr'. 49,
.l:55, 5,Ia l.. - ialv !or fAsTpN am n'efmenlh'"
''.as .:s5. $40 r NJ dany cvcep. SUNDAY Express tor
si'inrt'n ana princlp. .n'crmeda'e stations. 'nnec|
"a u.ding onl Uarr Surg Cnar O. Slcingon.
''u'55 ZOO T. =. daily f1r HiFFAl|. NlACAkN
p. l,Js AMI ali uolnts Wet. l'jNunn sl""p. '"'tuu'
,,an = Y 20 chicago sleeper O. l,inaio end Toniio.
:55. $40 T. daily cN srr''' ~ 2l1g p, 1,I,, T,ny
n N.cu tHl-NK. =. y. .U%'rlnN :hNNE G''N-
ne, t Rrnaio Tonr Lat s.eep!as GO. passengers
,s.55 300 =. NJ. day tor ITHACA GENENA;;
p0riii;sTER BIFFAIO. NiAGtRN lAII'S. ann All
,,. wet Pullman spepers - vlhesh"fre and lthaa
fri'rai local trains dails except Surdat Tor 10.
ppoDt, and intermediate to.nT l"1v" ~ .o"S; - -
o.n, 4 NJ -I.si 200 500 20. ana '';'a b'n J. VI
Tic,c,s and Palm al arromm dati.ns ~ ~ 2o -n
~, oi ana 100 broadway 81 + lfi-s Zoo r. I2'i 90
=, 10Y roworv -. Y $50 Fn.ton-st. Oour-s' 10
rro,Svav ana Hrookiyn Annex. Rrookyn; . ,
y Transfer G.. Wi, call ior srd ,nc'h p'sSase ''''
hcfoj p rerldencc through - de5iih"tion'
New-York tribune., 1897-10-31
Special Inducements in
rlerChant Tailoring.

If we were to print all the nice
things that have been said about
the Clothing we've made to order
we ID have to use the whole paper
These two letters will serve the
purpose of showing what critical
men think of our productions:
New-York tribune., 1897-10-31

New York. october 25. 1897.
Messrs. Abraham & Straus. Brooklyn. y. Y:
Dear Sirs-I just in receipt Of the business
suit made IN your new Custom Tailoring Depart
nent and cannot refrain from expressing II you
my entire satisfaction.
The suit Is IN every respect equal to any that
! have ever had made in quality. style and finish
and a. double .he cost.
Yours very truly
New-York tribune., 1897-10-31
BROOKLYN advertisements.
A emarkable Offering of
WOmen's Fine Jackets.

A large line of superbly tailored
Jackets of velvet and fine cloths,
yichlv trimmed with braid and fur,
has come to us for selling to-mOr-
row at less than the actual cost OF
making. No woman with a Jacket
need is going to miss buying one
when she sees how handsome they
are and how little they cost. They
are without question by big mar
gin the best values offered this sea-
son, here or elsewhere.
We've divided the assortment
into three lots as follows
Lot 1-Velvet Jackets, in black, blue.
brown and plum, handsomely
trimmed with jet, braid and fur
lined throughout with heavy
silk-made to sell from $500 to
$500, 60 at S29.75 ca
Lot 2-Fine Cloth Jackets, richly
trimmed, most of them with fur,
and lined with plain or fancy
silkS-made to sell from S25. .OOto
$4,000, 60 at $lS.75 ca
Lot 3-JacketS of fine smooth and
rough cloths, all lined with silk.
and many trimmed with braid
made to sell from $1,000 to
$3.50, 60 at S9.75 ca
Great Values in Golf Capes.
Handsome Golf Capes of plain sur
face material, with plaid back,
finished with hood and harness
strapS--a very serviCeable and
stylish cape, at the very low price
of . $9.95
We make Golf CapeS to order of
ShaWlS and CloakingS, at very mod
crate prices.
Second floor
Women's Tailoring.
Here's another special inducement
from our new WOmen'S Tailoring
Department that should greatly
increase its pOpularity-We will
furnish to order tailOr-made Suits
of CamelS Hair Cloth, with tight
fitting Norfolk Waist and lined
with plain colored taffeta silk,
Tor $500
.. Second floor.
More Unmatched
Fur Values.
Fine Persian Lamb Jackets. very latest model
box front, coat back new sleeve and revers,
made within the present week of fine Leipsg
dyed skins Of uniform curl-brOcaded silk
Innings. value $4,000. at. .............. $500
Capes.
Electric Seal Cape. 90 in. long by 12O in sweep
first quality. with Persian lamb yoke and
trimmed with full Alaska sable stone
ten tails, fancy brocaded silk lining. value
SfZoo. at ...... ................... S'to.OO ca
Plain Electric Seal Capes. q and 80 in. long,
full sweep. value $500. at ........... $22.5O
Electric Seal Short Cape. 16 in. long. 10 i'm.
sweep, strictly first quality skins, fancy bro
cade silk lining. value S2250 at .....@ 1850
COIlaretteS.
Alaska Sable Collarettes 10 in. deep Of selected
skins. fancy silk Innings, value S17 30 at
sI1.95
Persian lamb Collarettes. 10 in. deep flare coll
lar. fancy orocade lining. value S2i0O at
&1G.45
Neck Wear.
Blue fox. full animal Scarf, with mounted
head. natural tail and paws. value 5000
Muffs to match, value $3.50 at ........ 1916
Stone marten neck Scarfs trimmed with tails
heads and paws Of same, value $1,000. for
S7.S5
Thibet Boas. 11a yd. long. full fluffy skins. high
luster, worth S400 & $500, at
&2.S5 e. S3.S5
Se,ond floor.
16 in. French HairclOth,
16C. Yd.
Black French Haircloth. 16 inches wide. is here
Tor you to buy at t.....................1Oc 1Oc yd
Main aisle.
New-York tribune., 1897-10-31
lEHIGH VALLEY SYSTEM.

station ~ West 23i - Perm. T. r., toi'anlt or
leshrosscs 81
Indicates from West 22i 81. other hsnie' sho"
tine from Ccrtandf or peshroeses - -, D.,
sD:IJ. GitO 4 81 dnlv SUNDAY -; ~. y ~ LOT
MATCH CHUNK anl bro uo'infe sf'fNtf. $500.
-7,55 s,I5 A VI. jsilv far WtLK LKEsRARRE. S.KNN-
TnN week dave. Ef.NiRN twe'k iai 3d.. lIliN v.
GENEVA ROCHESTER, E'IFNp. NlNiNFA fNid,,
and West anl trncpn l0.ai points. dining ''f ana
.to,., IO,3O A. NJ suniiys on.y. to- Bounl Brook
and intermediate sfa'lone
'iO.2:i. 1880 4 " daily. except sunday or MN'rH
CHUNK ana intermediate points.
New-York tribune., 1897-10-31

New York. October "a, 1897
Abraham K Straus. Brooklyn. y. Y.
Cientemen-I ordered a black kersey oveTcoai
silk lined of you on the day YOU opened your
Tailoring Department and received IT a; exactly
the time promised. and am SD much pleased with
same that ! consider It my duty to write you and
thank YOU for the way ! 'reated ! consider
that have received a $40 cont for $3.50
Wishing you all success. remain yours sir