The Des Moines Register from Des Moines, Iowa • Page 1

A ESTABLISHED 185a DES MOINES. WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 25, 18861 MOENING EDITION. THREE CENTS. LEAVING DUT GOODS HOUSES.

SEW ADTER11SEMEN18. LEADING DBF GOODS HOUSES. THE NEWS IN IOWA. M. Riegelman Co.

Gov. Kirkwood Standing by the Republican Colors. FALL IMPORTATIONS. GOODS If FALL He Accepts the Ropublloan Nomination for OoDgreae, and la la the Field to Make a Fight. MILLINERY, Fancy Goods and Notions ZEPHYR TARNS, ADVANCE STYLES AND NOVELTIES IN BILKS! SILKS! He Will Take (he Slump and Miks Vigorous Campaign, ind Teach (he True Republican Doctrines.

DRESS GOOD Decatur County Republican Ooavautloa The Coming Powethotlc County Flr 88th low Keuulon-The Agta. ill Aiuoelatlon Daren-port Other Neva, Black Silks, ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. 419 Walnut Street, Des Moines. Colored Silks, MM Fancy Silks We have just opened a very large and elegant assortment SILKS and VELVETS, In all the choice and popular Have on exhib.tion the latest noveUlei in Silks, Velvets, Plushes, ades, both in plain and combination effects. We call atten- pn to these New, beautiful goods, and ask the Ladies to call hd see them.

The Always Popular and Well Known Tricot Cloths, BLACK SILKS. SOME SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS IN Corsets, Stamped Linens, And Grieves. A good Corset in Drab and White worth 75c, now 5oc. A fine Satteen Corset, all colors, worth now 75c. The best Ji.oo Corset in the market we will offer tor a few days for 79c.

McCabe's Health Corset at and 20 other leading brands of Corsets at reduced prices. A large variety of STAMPED LINENS, slightly soiled, at half price to close. One lot Cotton at half their value. 15 dozen Taffeta Gloves, all shades, wo'th 65c, for 39c. 15 dozen Taffeta Gloves, Black, worth 65c, for 39c.

A pure English Silk Glove, worth 75c, for 57c. We only ask you to see these goods to be convinced of what we say. Byson Serges and Camelettes, The New Aberdeen Suitings, Hair Line Stripes and Checks, AND NOVELTIES IN IOWA CITY. COVF.IiNOn KIRKWOOD WIM, LEAD TIIB RJ-ItErt'BLICASS OK TUB 2D DISTRICT. Iowa Citv, Aug.

24. Special to the atato Itcglster. Tbflre Is great rejulclng hero tonight over the news that Governor Kirkwood has consented to accept the nomination for Congress In this District He said when la-formed of the nomination, that his mini was made up and that he would regard It aj his duty to stand by the Republican colors. am irolng to stand by the flag," said he, if I don't get a thousand votes In the entire district" Republicans are very much encouraged, and believe with him as a leader thers Is a lighting chance to win. He Is going to give this district the liveliest stumping cam talun It has ever had.

The Republican ot tills city In this evening's Issue siys Gov. Kirkwood returned to his home in this city last evening and this morning, la conference with a number of ltepublicins, stateJ that he felt it his duty to accept the nomination for Congress tendered him at Davenport, and authorized the Republican to so state. We perform this duty with groat plevsure and hoist the name ot this old Republican leader and beloved citizen at the heal of our columns. Gov. Kirkwood will soon publlsa In these columns his formal letter accepting the nomination, and that he will fully cover the case and show the Republicans of the district tua necefsity of standing by the party for a straight nomination, we have no doubt Fuithermore the old war Governor says be is In the light to make a fight He will tiko the stump and make a most vigorous aw pain, Hid there will be such an exposition ot wl'Rt Is Republican duty this fall that t'laro will he astunlfehlng results all around.

It is Ktikwoodand victory, then. If not vlctiry at the tolls, It will be triumph la smU nmg the Kf publican organization, to succeed la which will Indeed be great succejj. Mascot, Trlcotine, Jersey, Surah, Gros Grain, Ottoman, Rhadzmlre, Rhadames, Merveilleux. Striped and Plain Surahs In patterns. Striped and Plain Ottomans in patterns.

GOLD FRIEZE CLOTH, RAYURE MELANGE, Beautiful Colored Merveilleux, Surahs and GG Silks in DRAP FICELLE, CRAP SOUTACHE, ening shades, also for suits. Respectfully, McCABE 516 Walnut St. Also, COMBINATION SUITINGS, and Numerous Other Nov STKIPED AND BROCADE VELVET elties in Dress Goods too many to mention. A great variety of fancy Brocade and fancy Stripe Velvets, so Black Brocades and Stripes. We are showing of our own importation the largest variety and finest line of DaftM Carpet House Rich Frieze Velvets, OSGOOD, RISSER CO.

STRIPED VELVETS, 1SD STRIPED PLUSHES Daily Arrivals of New Styles and Patterns of ISRAEL BROiS. BPHaiHai Ever shown in this city, in all the beautiful new shades and tints, for Panels and Combination Suits. 3 1TTI II. Oil Cloths, Window Shades. v.auewearequoungnopnceson JUST OPENED- AN ELEGANT LINE OF DRESS BUTTONS.

mm mm I 'ri I A I A VI CI vJn Vrt VI Surpassing in beauty any ever yet shown. Best Goods Known to the Trade. Town aivd tvj spnuAns olo and 017 Walnut Street M.MM.MSK,9 DECATUR COUNTY. TUB COUNTY. LKON.Aug.

23. Special to the S'ate Roister. The Decatur County Rapubllc C01-vention just finished Its work, and has dons It well. We never had a bigger or more h-monious and cnthuslastc convention thaa wjs our convention to-day, 200 delegates. Mj a 11 D.

Kellogg was the temporary and porini-nent chairman and made a rousing speojh which electrified the whole convention. For delegates to the State convention, tha following persons wero nominated: R. D. Kellogg, James Shaw, Thomas Tealo, W. Chandler, a T.

Kiell, James R. Smith, Fraa-eis Yargar C. W. Barr, Rojal Richard ion. Alftrnates: Oliver Springer, E.

Dye, T. Daniels, Fred Teale, S. L. Curry, John Kllnj, F. Bedler and W.

il. Paris. Decatur County never was more solid for Republican success, than this year. CoU W. T.

Hepburn, our worthy RiprojeaU-tive, will poll more votes than ever. Majiy decent Democrats will not and aa u)t swallow Anderson. FIRST-CLASS WORKMANSHIP. PRICES NEVER SO LOW. ic uauc we die uavuig in wis ucpaiunciH is a.

guarantee lO I mmm, fllT 'H tM" Tk, 1 1 that our goods and prices are right, and duly appreciated by I I aWP. HI 1 JL 'IV I I Hi I epublic. JLJ. XXUXJX JLJLUJLV SETH F. STEWART, 017 Av Looust Street.

IBKAEL 411 Walnut Street. TJnapproacliaTDle THE O'BLTQ-TTSTJLIj TO CLOSE, We offer the remainder of our stock of anket Sale! New "York Store AEASOIS at ONE-THIRD OFF 317 WALNUT ST. 317 Having bought in April Ten Cases of WOOLEN BLANKETS before the rise in price of wool took place, I now offer them at a small margin of lall early and secure a beautiful Parasol at a very low price. profit above cost, with a view to turn them into money before cold weather Dry Goods, Clotliing, sets m. 1 quote a tew prices STORM LAKE.

THE HOLINESS CAMl'MEETINO. Storm Lake, Aug. 21. Special to ths State KeglBter. The attendance at the camp meeting is still on the Increase and a growing Interest Is being manifested In the work.

Today's trains brought In delegates from nearly every town on the Illinois Central and( from many other points in the State. The advocates of scriptural holiness seem to ba massing their forces hero for a grand effort, and Indications point to a most suscessful ISRAEL 411 Walnut Street. Wbite Blankets 1.00, same as sold last year for ft. 50. White Blankets, 1 75, 2.00, 3 oc, 3 50, 4.00, 5 00, 6.00, 7.00, 8.00, o.eo.

And GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS. 10.00, 12.50. 15.00' up to 20.00. Every pair a Bargain of itself. The Balance of TRUNKS to be Closed Out at Cost to make room Good quality Grey Llankets, $2 00, 2.50, 3 00, 4.00 unusual goed value.

Gocd quality Scarlet Woolen Blankets, 3.00, 4.00, 5.00, 6.00. Can ISRAEL BEOS. for Fall Goods. not be surpassfd for value. meeting.

Mrs. Van happiest mood and Cott Is In her Bpeaks with telling HOSIERY SALE! tflect. Uer remarks partake mora of t'n Cradle Blankets from 1.25 to 4 00. White Bed Spreads at a Baigain. Will continue Linen Sale and Housekeeping Goods during August.

221 and 22Fourth Street. In order to make room in this department, we quote the illowing prices for one week, commencing Monday morning character of exhortations than sermons, but she draws large numbers to the maurnei's btnch dally. Rev. G. D.

Watson, of Fl ri la, is a vigorous and entertaining speaker and bis dally exposition of the doctrines ot scrip DRUGGIST ill CHEMIST, AND DEALER IN Pure Medicines, ne lot Ladies' Fancy Stripe Hose at 14c ne lot Ladies' Fancy Stripe Hose at 16c ne lot Ladies' Colored Hose at 18c mm. mi tural holiness are clear and lucid. His rser niocs read very much like those of Sana jne3 ne lot Ladies' Colored Hose at 20c ne lot Ladies' extra long Lisle in Black and colors at 22c ne lot Ladies' Fancy Colored Hose at 25c ne lot Ladies' rancy colored nose at Recent extensive purchases make my present stock the most comolete Fancy Articles, Finest Perfumery, Brushes of All Kinds, XL Pino XjIxio of mirrors, Toilet Soaps, Ladies' and Gents' Dressing Cases, in fact a First-class Stock of Drugs Generally. PHYSICIANS' PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY COMPOUNDED. 403 WALNUT Opposite Kirkwood House.

ne lot Ladies' Brown Balbriggan, Lisle finish at 35c ne lot Ladies' Fancy Hose at 38c ne lot Ladies' extra fine Hose at 50c ne lot Ladies' extra fine Hose at 64c in the West. This season's purchases were made before the late advance in prices. I would respectfully solicit a call from all dealers in FDMITUEE, CAKPETS, ISRAEL 411 Walnut Street. ITTTfiT nrtm iTTnn a nn HE WASHINGTON LIFE INS. CO.

nuJUdlUT, ffi IAI. or New Tort, I Bole Agmti or tie famous W. A. BREWER, Jr, President. InVonnu DnnoVi fl.

Curtains. Window Shades, Oil Cloths. RUGS, MATTINGS AND MATS. I can name prices that will interest close buyers. L.

HARBACH, 15 os Molnos, Iowa. BUDWEI8ER The Ones and beat for medlobud purposes. 3 txcept they are much more polished and lacking In the coarse expressions which abound in the remarks of the Georgia revivalist Rev. Thomas Harrison, the boy preacher, will arrive Thursday and assist In the closing exercises. The heat for nearly a week past has baea almost unendurable.

The mercury has stood above ninety In the shade every day and reached 103 yesterday. BROOKLYN. THJC C0MINO COUNTY FAIB RKUKTOS OF THE 28TH IOWA UiKASTBV. Brooklyn, Aug. 24.

Special to the State Register. Great preparations are being mads here for the Brooklyn District Fair, held next week, Sept 1, 2 and 3. The district comprises the counties of Iowa, Tama and Poweshiek. From all over the district encouraging reports have been received. The Brooklyn District Fair will rank among the best country fairs In Iowa.

The Old Settlers reunion, held on the second day, will draw many old settlers from all three of the counties. The attendance promises to be very large. Father Clarkson will be present This announcement was hailed with pleasure. 1 he Chronicle sajs: "There Is hardly a home in this State where his nama is not a household word. lie came to Iowa In an early day, has been associated with Its progress and development and has bwa the recognized authority on agricultural matters for ears.

Although he has pissed his three score ears and ten and Is rapidly approaching fourscore, he Is brighter and mare brilliant than ever. Thare will be hundreds of people here who have read his agricultural page In the Iowa Statb Uboistrb for years who will be more than gratified to taks HOSIERY. ACES, Ml (HUES, McCORD WORK. While others are advertising to sell FURNITURE at Cost, we will make PRICES AS LOW AS THE LOWEST. CALL AT QIO POUIITII Between A born and Kirkwood House.

Until Soptomtoor 1st W. W. CLARK CO. Will sell their entire line, both Wholesale and Retail, at the Former Prices Their line embraces everything found in a first-class Book and Stationery House. 617 Walnut Street.

IRWIN, PHILLIPS Wholesale Dry Goods NOTIONS, FURNISHING GOODS, HOSIERY, CARPETS, UPHOLSTERY, And Manufacturers of Jeans Pants, Overalls, Duck and Denim Jackets. The Largest Store, Largest Stock, and the Best House to Buy Gtods of West of the Mississippi. New York and Chicago rrices Duplicated. KEOKUK, IOWA, KECKWBAB, if W'u a Corsets, Small Wares, Silk and Lisle Thread Gloves, All Marked Down. Watra tW Cases and Bottles taken back.

Great Dargains Offered in Hats and Bonnets fTheWasiiirifrton present the publlo with a new alley, comprising a combination of qualities bloh make it ibe perfection of Ufelnsuranoe A new and liberal contract. liesidenue, travel ad occupation unrestricted after two years, Incontestable policy after three years. lined I ate settlement of claims. Non-forfeltabls Dividends at end of first year. An Jal dividends from date of policy.

Dividends protect policies. Inalienable dividends, bundant assets well Invested Steady growth ir St years. Surplus nearly 1,000,000. A-its (Jan. 1, 1888), 7,804,407.

1 Strong Company vrtth a Good Record. 11. T. V. HOWHAN, General Airent for Iowa.

I A A Good Block, Uolnes. 9-fflj LOUGHRAN IIILLIS, koi Locust Dei Moines, FOUNDRY And Machine Shop. To OIoho tlao Soasou. BATON ROTJNDY, OlO Walnut St..