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THESE CHR1srMAs TINES

1t is well to be wary. We call attention to the
steady unconstitutional prices which have al
ways prevailed at our establishment Search
for bargains. but be wary.
There is o Certain excitement attached to
Holiday purchasing which is very apt to make
buying. Suppose it should not be the exact
thing; wrong color. or size, or for any reasons
unsatisfactory. Can you take them back and
exchange them: Can you have the money re-
funded you to buy elsewhere II you wish:
All manner of ways and means are resorted to
to get the unwary's money. We say: First
pick out the house, then the things. Here. in
most instances. your dollar meets Its better; At
any rate it is ready for You when you can get
more for it elsewhere
Useful, practical, sensible and substantial
Christmas Gifts is the predominant idea this
season of course, the younger ones must
have Dolls, small Chinaware, miniature Tables
Wagons, etc But the housewife the husband
and the elder children want more substantial
articles, and naturally we turn 10 Gloves,
Hosiery, Handkerchiefs, Cloaks, Wraps, Fine
Dresses. Umbrellas, Neckwear, Curtains, Blan-
kets, Comforts. Bolts Of Cottous and Sheefings
Table Damasks. Table Cloths and Napkins
Piano Covers, &C, &c Hundreds of useful
articles which would make the most acceptable
of Xmas Gifts are now under our roof ready
for distribution.
WOODWARD & LOTHROP
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CuR1srMAs CANDIES
WHOLESALE.
respectfully call the attention Of the trade to my
establishment am now prepared to fill orders for
anything In my line, and especially mention the large
variety ofCANDY. shaped and moulded into different
forms or fgurss all suitable for Christmas Tree Trim
mings or Gifts for Children.
also mention MIXED CANDIES, both French
and American OF this class of goods have in stock
and will continue to make up nom until Christ.
mas different qualities all pure goods but at the low
est prices,
Packedin
Glib Paper Boxes,
26-lb. Wooden Boxes, aiding top
25-lb. Wooden PailA
Barrels or Packages.
Early orders solicited.
GEORGE J. MUELLER,
WHOLESALE coSFECT1oNER.
n802ws s14 Pennsylvania avenue y. ".
- IL v r r = R0's
GRAND HOLIDAY OPENING,
MONDAY. NOVEMBER 80
DON'T FAN. TO READ THEIR WHOLE COLUMN
ADVERTISEMENT IN SATURDAYS
STAR IT WILL PAY YOU.
u. srLvERBRRo 4 90.
ga It'll and $40 9th. near Pennsylvania avenue
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LADIES Or TASTE
are invited to call and examine an elegant line of
SILK Mouoboir Gases" and silk Glove Cases now
on exhibition in our Handkerchief Department
decided Novelty" and win make elegant Christ
mas Gifts All the materials can be obtained ofua
WOODWARD & LOTHROP
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HOLIDAY GOODS.


- u
BATCH OF BARGAINS For THIS WEEK
Are unlike those you see advertised constantly BY
other houses. You ask how? Well. it's common
sense and reason suppose tina. house can truth
fully offer their whole stock as bargains. and YOU
should suspect any house doing it, The BON
MARCHE will not do 50, even to catch the unwary
The BON MARCHEwill only advertise bargains You
compare goods well IS prices and you Also gentle
reader will have your eyes opened.
HOLIDAY GOODS.
We viii open to-day full line of
"FLACoNs."
The latest novelty for mantel ornaments.
at SIC and csc each.
o. ana
low Ware RrlSss TO be the lowest Your
AT 10 CENTS EACH.
10: Of Of Pure Linen
der, worth from lTc. to 26c each - -''"'' WI.
FELT TIDES AND TABLE sCARFs.
Felt Tides at &c. each.
Large size Tides at 25c each w. eA'A'
One half # sh 1ds, Sr trIns Value.
10 CENTS YARD
and garnet black and biese n Reduced
Balance of our
FUR TRIMMINGS
Will be closed out at
COST PRICE
we require the space occupied by them for display
of our large line Of Holiday Goods
LADIES' AND MISSES CLOAKs
Owing to the hackwardness Of the season the cloak
Having been very careful at the beginning of the
son we are now In position to buy these goods at
gain&
Bargain l.
LADIES' NEWMARKETS AT $40 EACH
MANUFACTURERS PRICE, $145O
e Nswms1ksts Of brown bison cloth fur collar and
Nolady should be without a cloth Newmarket.
slender ladies appear graceful
Bargain IL
BROCADE VELVET VISITES,
AT s135OEACH.
MANUFACTURERS PRICE, s1s.
Rrocade Velvet Visites of them trimmed with
rather trimming, remainder with chenille fringe,
SILK lining.
Bargain III
MISSES NEWMARKETS AT $3.50.
FOR H. Ia AND 16 YEARS
% Misses Newmarkets of fine seal brown Berlin
twill cloth, astrachan collar and cuffs
bOx-piafed back ManufacturerS prices, ST. So IL
years. $3.50 for IA years. $3.50 for l6 years
OUR OBJECT IN MARKING THE ABOVE AT
SUCH LOW FIGURES IS TO DISPOSE
OF THEM QUICKLY.
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WANTED--HOUSES.

"ANTED-TO RENT BY A LADY, WHOSE
w health has failed, two partially Furnished
Houses IN one of the finest and most fashionable local
tiles for boarding house: boarders now in paying be-
tween $500 and $500 per month"; and nine rooms still
to be rented beside dining room and parlors. Would
prefer to sell furniture to parties desiring the house
Address Alpha" Star office. d2-:st4
WyANTED-TO INVEST, $1,000 TO $1,000 IN
w store residence vacant ground under SEC
per foot Must be bargain Owners address 9lS
East Capitol ST.. with particulars n3O-3t*
NyANTED-I HAVE ORDERS FROM CLIENTS
w for the purchase of five Houses in good conGi-
ton and we'll situated in price from So 600 $1,000
Persons having such for sale at fair prices will please
submit them. Also wanted two Lots in northwest for
building purposes A. P. PARDON,
n30-4t 1925 + ST.
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II looks as II Mr.. Parnell, although a plain,
quiet young man. without great family eonnec-
tons or wealth, will have quite as much TO do
with the governing OF England for the next few
years as the generality OF dukes and money
nabobs The elections thus far point to him as
the arbiter in the coming parliament, and his
past record Is a guaranty that he will use this
great power with courage and discretion 10 pro-
mote the true interests of Ireland
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The enormous wealth of this country in re-
spect 10 agriculture and natural products is illus
trated by the report of the National Gait lie and
Horse Growers Association, recently in session
at ~ Louis According to this report the asso-
citation represents the owners OF $4,000. 600
cattle, 100000 horses and an invest
iient of $4,000, 100000 capital, or an
amount Of money considerably in ex-
cess OF the national debt. 1t is only natural
that an organization of this importance should
take the ground that its interests form a sub
Jecf OF legitimate concern for statesmen and
the appeal Of the convention for legislation TO
protect cattle against disease and other DANGERS
should meet the serious attention of ConoreSs
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Referring to the r1imor that Mr.. Gould has
withdrawn from Wall street, the Providence
J0arHdt sagely observes that "the crocodile
sometimes retires under the surface. but the
wise Hindoo does not go in bathing near the
spot where he disappeared"
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If decapitation is the object, the knife of the
guiliotin is a much neater implement than the
rope OF the gallows- No such hideous accidents
as some time ago occurred in this District and
the other day In England should be possible
Death by hanging is clumsy and brutal enough
without the added borror of decapitation by the
rope cutting through the poor wretch's neck.
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WOODWARD & LOTHROP.
IN THE "REPUBLIcAN' AND CRITIC
We have advertised a Grand Christmas Sale of
Mems and Ladies' Initial Handkerchiefs, which
Is fully worth perusing. for soon you will want
to know who has Handkerchiefs that are All
Linen and nothing but Linen.
1t is not policy to wait until Christmas, for the
excitement, Inconvenience and hurry incident
to the Christmas trade. are certainly WORTH
avoiding.
Extensive preparations and excellent faci
ties enables us to wait upon q larger trade than
ever before
We have endeavored to give our establish
ment somewhat Of Holiday appearance, and
extend all special invitation to visit u.s.
WOODWARD LoTHRoP,
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE
ONE PRICE ONLY.
9:l Pa ave. 1d2l sl2Dst
THE PEopLEs, C4b1cE,
THE PEOPLES FRIEND,
POPULAR WITH THE PEOPLE,
VICTOR Z ADLER's TEN PER CENT CLOTH.
ING HOUSE, s27 AND e2e 7TH ST. N. W.
THE PEOPLE WANT
Full value for their money and Adlers Ten Per Cent
Clothing House is the place where they get it. Small
profits make light prices and by selling good clothing
al exactly ten per above actual manufacturing
cost Adiers Ten Per Cent Clothing House is really
retailing at
LESS THAN WHOLESALE RATEa
We hope that because our prices are so extremely
low that no one will imagine that the clothing we sell
Ii not carefully cut and made and as good a the
best custom work. Superior workmanship and low
prices are our strong points
SEE Us FOR PANTS
SEE US FOR SUITS.
SEE Us FOR ovERcoATs.
Don't forget our fine stock of Boys and Chndren's
Clothing at Ten Per Cent above actual cost Of manu-
facture
The way TO save cash
Is for buyers TO meet
AT Adler $ Ten Per Cent House,
S25 and 929 Seventh street
VICTOR E ADLERs
TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE,
s27 AND s2s SEVENTH sTNw,
STRICTLY ONE PRICE
~ Open evenings until o; Saturdays until IL.
Hon1DAy GooDs
VIM. h. MORRIsoN's.
We now invite friends and patrons to inspect our
display Of Cards and handsome Books selected for the
Holidays In addition to these have q large stock
or Fancy Articles specially designed for Gins Come
and satisfy yourselves to prices &c BY coming
early you will avoid the crowd and confusion of the
List few days before ChristmaA
d. Arr pENNA AWE
IL sTENOGRA PIER AND TYPEWRITER
Room eC; Paeine Building, s:4 s..
~, Washington, ID. Z.
When desired Stenograph te notes taken at places of
bu, iiess private residences HENRY J. Mt IsN =
stsnosrapher f W. NEWMAN. Attorney. div;
MHs NJ. j. Husr
1909 STREET NV.
VIII exhibit on THURSDAY, DECEMBER Sd. A
CASE OF FRENCH BoNNETs. FROM THE LEAD
ING HOUSES IN PARIS. 4,
MADAAE FONTAINE. FRENCH DRESS.
souri, roS a. s Sss0-
NJ. b. BHucH &C
Awarded Prize Medals by she cnc;nps
Work. ~ '"""
Hishes, Awards for AIT Needlework from ORIGINAL
Orleans Ex position, 1855.
co,nmenced pieces In Nsediework, Drawn Work.
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FOR RENT-STORES.

IS>OR RENT-DESIRABLE STORE ROOM WITH
II cellar and dwelling, southeast corner Sd 81.
and Massachusetts ave NV suitable for fancy store
or any light business; good location rent sac
H. IL. WARNER
de2-6ts pie r 81 nv
E0R RENT-A FIRST1LAss LOCATION FOR A
- Bank, Brokers Office or Insurance lCompanys
ONCE: on 18th ST., opposite the L. las
session January list 1856. Price, 81 400 per annun
Apply at us 18th st. n3o-Im
INOR RENT-STORE ON 14TH ST NV BIZ
Is tween u and sts., west side S25 WAIKER a
WILSON, 1OO6 r st. NV. n3O-lw
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

lNOR SALE
NEW THREEST0RY BRICK RESIDENCE,
on 18th 81, near dupont Circle; contans IL rooms.
Price 900.
Apply to Nv. N HUYCK
DIST 1905 Pennsylvania ava
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tNoR RENT = AT lll2 ST y. w HAND
Il somely furnished Parlor and Red ro@m' al,
other pleasant rooms. with gas bath and aiirndancs
at reasonable rates nj % H.
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LNoR RENT-PLEASANT ROOMS FURNISHEn
Ia private FAMILY; references loa0 4 9Th 81 nw
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HOLIDAY GOODS.
SPECIAL Norrcn

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kNoR RENr-ro A GENTLEMAN AN ExQUI.
- Shelly furnished Parlor floor I'm the best mari a
the city; private family: refer ences exchanged Al.
dress Box 80 Star Office nlaln,
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INOR RENT-EN SUITE OR SINGLE On PAR
i ior hoor, bright, beautiful Rooms handsomely
iurniShed crate and furnace heat in each ROOM ~I-
perior Table Board THE LIVINGSTON. 1000 and
loll lotn 81 NV. nols NV.
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tNok RkNT-A FINE PARIOR SUITE oF
Rooms, together or separate with every convent
ence e references exchanged. b2l 18th ST NV.
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IL BUILDING LOTS AT LOW PRICE AND
EASY TERMS.
have subdivided ROSEDALE, and offer Building
Lots, 20 feet 'front.' at 5000. $3.50, $500, $3.50 per lot
Terms 10 per cent cash, balance monthly. Rosedale
Is located Immediately at the end of the Co
iumbia railway company 10th and II SITS ne. Plat It
my office Sl9 Market space.
Oc5-2m w. H. CLAGETT.
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HNoR RENT-FuRNISHED ROOMS. HANH
II some of he finest Furnished Rpoms I'm th. p-
tiCi I'm nne locations aud with all modern inpfoA,-
ments and conveniencss very reasonable rates
hrsi-class tenants, for the coming season, WN N
BRYANT. l224 Est n w noa-2,
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PALAIS ROYAL
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I.NOR SALE OR RENT-A LARGE HOUSE IN
II good order; mod. imps.; L. rooms; lot 24xl25 G
70 H. alley south front; near ST.; 2ios Penn
price 300; easy terms rent, SAB Apply owner:
1914 18th ST.
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tNoR REMITTANCE HANDSOMELY FUR
Il nished Rooms. communicating separately
very desirable location; two lines OF suitable
Tor Songressmen Gentlemen only. l72o ne.
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I.NoR RENTING LARGE COMMUNICATING
- ROOMS together ar separately. south front. good
BOARD near tapitnl terms moderate: references eN-
chahg'si No 2ol II 81, Garner of 2d M, 2ws
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Ifawthorne's Modesty.

jor, Providence Journal.
I once saw Hawthorne under circum-
stances which had a touch of the ludi-
,rous. 1t Was at a commencement
dinner given under a tent on the
campus" of Bowdoin College, ofwhich
institution, it will be remembered, he
was a graduate in 1925, LongfelIow
being his classmate. Hawthorne had
secured the high place which he ever
after held in the republic of letters, and
it was deemed a great thing that his
presence had been secured to grace the
festive occasion. When the time came
Tor the speeches, everybody rejoiced III
the prospect of hearing Hawthorne.
Bowdoin was justly proud other gifted
son and to see him, and especially to
listen to him, was an event not soon
TO be forgotten. In fitting terms the
President, Leonard Woods, Jr., if my
memory serves me right, announced
the next speaker, our distinguished son
and most welcome guest, and, as he
proceeded in his Mandatory terms,
naturally all eyes were turned away
Tor the moment from the guest to the
speaking host.
Finishing his remarks, the President
called for a speech from Nathaniel
Hawthorne. Everybody looked to the
spot where Just now "thedistinguished
son and welcome guest" had been sit
ting But he was not there. While the
President had been lavishly pouring
out his praises, and extOlling the won
derfuI gifts of this eminent progeny OF
alma mater, he had quietly lifted the
canvas of the tent, crept out, and
gone to parts unknown. ;" My recol
lection is that there was a good laugh
over tho matter, and everybody said
it was just like Hawthorne, who dread
ed making an after-dinner speech more
even than he did the critics. His con
stitutional shyness never forsook him
long as he lived.
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Questionable Flowers. >

Wick, the celebrated florist, has
these sensible remarks in reference to
fashionable flowers OF all person
al ornaments flowers are the most
precious-far too valuable and ever
lasting to be spoken of III the same
breath with the productions of the
ieweler or the miliiner, and yet we
are told that orchids are the fashionable
bridal bouquets, because some one or
two daughters of millionaries carry
them. Very often nothing less grace
full or more inappropriate could be
chosen. The idea with many seems to
be simply to find the most rare and
unique species of natural flowers, in
dependent of beauty; if they cost
much and are rare, that is quite suf-
ficient. The Overstrained effort always
betrays itself, and orchids were never
yet more highly valued by people of
refined tastes than were the wild vio-
let. or the hedge rose. No Chaucer,
no Herrick, no Wordsworth, has sung
OF the orchids as they have sung of
daisies, of datfodils, or of the modest
snowdrop, but they have often been
exhibited as the Haunting decorations
of those who have no higher apprecia-
ton of them than that they were cost
lv and so to some extent the ensign of
wealth. What a pity it is that any
one class of flowers should become
fashionable, just as if all flowers were
not beautiful in their own way, and
far above the mere chattering patron
ace of any particular set.
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The Esthctics of the Middle Ages.

The Persians early acquired repute
as people of taste, invention and
artistic skill. The finest silks, the
richest velvets, the costliest brocades,
the softest and rarest carpets and the
most splendid tissues were of Persian
origin, The art newly discovered in
America and Europe. how to combine
great variety of colors with perfect
harmony, and to delight the eye with
soft and pleasing gradations. prnduc-
ing rich composite effect from the
SIMPLEST elements. was original with
the Persians centuries ago. The very
figures of floor cloth on which the Shah
MahmOud walked IN the tenth century.
the shawl patterns that adorned the
heroines of Jamind of Hanz are initial
ed i'm the looms of England and the
United States to-day. In architecture
and fine arts. as in the decorative art.
the Persians of the middle ages achiev-
ed notable success. -Aorih -4nlericaa
ReVtslO.
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Not SO Remarkable.

One day solemn man entered a
Washington saloon, and asked:
''Is this the saloon where Booth got
a drink of brandy before killing the
PRESIDENT"
Yes, sir. =
Have you any of the same brandy
leftPn .
Yes sir.
give me some of the same brandy
out of she same decanter.
Ii is given to him and he puts down
the 80 cents and the liquor.
lis that the same brandy that Booth
drank that nightP"
s'Yes. sir. .
'.And then he went out and shot the
PRESIDENT"
Yes, sir. y
II don't wonder One drink of that
brandy would make man go out and
kill his grandmother. "--Nesc York
Mall aud Express.
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Character in Hair.

Lank hair, among the ancients, was
o sign of cowardice; auburn hair, or
light brown, evidence of great sus-
ceptibility to the tender pass'on as
well as rare intelligence, industry and
a peaceful disposition; black hair was
not highly esteemed, the possessors of
it being thought jealous and quarrel
some; red hair, in general, was an
aversion, mark of Reproduction, even
before the time of Judas. AS wick
ed as red ass was freely applied TO
any one having bright red hair, and
was popular and opprohrious say
ing, and to make the sentiment more
binding, one of that patient tribe OF
auadrupeds, was made TO atone for it
every year by being thrown from a
high wall The IagleSide.
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That was q queer anti-tobacco law

That was queer anti-tobacco law
which the General Court Of Connecticut
passed in May, 1647. 1t was ordered
that no man under twenty-one and no
man over, who was not accustomed to
the use of tobacco, should take any
until he had a certificate "under the
hand Of some who are approved for
knowledge and skill in physic," that it
was useful for him, 'and also that he
hath received a license for the same. F"
No man was to take tobacco in the
street, in the fields or woods, except
when on journey Of more than ten
miles, or more than once a day, and
then not in company with any one.
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The Fate or the ADVISER.

Sir John Lubbock told a story in his
speech at Shrewsbury which can have
no personal application TO himself.
n was about traveller who revisited
a New Zealand village and inquired
after friend "a leading Maori Lib
eral and member of the local Peace
Society, it is believed. The reply was
discouraging. 'Ah," said the village
chief, with resignation, 'he gave Us
so much good advice that we had TO
put him to death mercifully. "-St.
james gazette.
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STANzAs

We are not here TO feel, nor yet to know;
10 do Is the essential thing below.
The grandest poems are the noblest deeds;
The greatest poet does not rhyme, but bleeds
Nor Eschylus nor Milton ever sung
As did SavouarOla as he hung,
Or Mac abeus, when the Syrian steel
Cleft the great heart that held Judea's veal.
When one poor mortal struggles for the light
And suffers for the sake of what is right
Sublime as Is the universal scene,
Tie iay is little and the night is mean.
The deepest science and the highest art
Are glow worms, and the MONDAY sun-the
heart,
And Az the Glory Of the world above
Is Ouly bravery and only love.
-FfGJtkii1t T.. Denton, u, The Current
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II IA the emancipation from personal and
sorsili interests cbaracteriziug the represen-
tative portion Of The American press to-day,
which shows journalism al its best and dis
closes something Of its work for the future
81. Pad Pioneer Press
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1885-06-25
The Reason.

Two men were quarreling. One of
them threatened 10 shoot the other.
The threatened man, in revival of an
old piece of sarcasm, asked:
where do you bury all your dead?''
just then, an excited man drew the
satirist aside and said:
''My gracious! you ought not to talk
that wayr'
(Which way?'
asking that man where he buries
his dead. y
"WhyP"
because he is a physician. ar
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