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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-06-21

,es pie 6oS 2 en- 9 ~ E i o n ; By ! tn y b E4t 6str !I1 ca ca.
Gormo6e. Gs iDurbe be3ablt $4.1O@4.3O
fir i9nere unb $4.10@425 fir leI6te.
Yreiie I'm 5@10c nieori9er ais in be pori9en
ISOLDE.
Yerfauft 1puroen II. a.:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-06-21

@ebroltdJe 6as m69ttge @igenmittel sesen
Soptl6nup1en unO &atarr4 DR.. Cages
"Catarrh Remedy.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-06-21
Gtttc GrhInTo.a.

Wittipod Nbenb UNI 8 ll6r Is Wftn. err
folgte in eiuem Der Shne[j0fen in ben
Linton Steel Worts" Gfe 81. StraBe u1o
AIblano ADe., etne heftige Grploiion, bur6
tpel6e oas in fliliit9en 3ultanoe bcfinos
llde Ufetaa nit 0roBer Wepalt nn6 alien
Setten gel6leuOert, tnoelien glidliber=
meile feiaer Der ga Observation-Disclosures uerz
leBt Duroe. 0te @rptoiion tDuroe an0ebz
LID bur6 bas &eritopfen Eeiner &Gbre,
wel6e gum 2eiten oes fir &a6l3wede be-
nltBten WalierS Dtent, %berbeigeIIbrt. Oer
an9eri6tete ShaOeH lit, abgeieben DON Der
bur6 Die @rploiion Dcruriabten t3eituerz
iGumntB betm 0teBen &C., nt1t erip0bneusz
pertb. Die 6euerwebr ipuroe alarmirt,
fanO inOeiien ni6ts gu tbuu Dor.
@enn fleiue 6inoer f9pa9 unb mooer
neroer. 10 lit bieS ell libere5 3eid6en, san
Die Ntabrun9, Die tie erbolter, un9eniioe1S
lit ODER t6nen ni0t gut befomrnt. Sic .}itts
ter lol6er EinOer 1outeH oaber tetnel 9(loelt=
blif anlte6eL fi0 9teuf0Dterr's.
80 d s nbermebI /" Paedo-
trophine) ST Deri6oiIen, cine GuBerit trdfttz
genoe utO leiht peroouliGe Nabrluo iiir
SGu9lin9e utb fleine &in0er, bic i'm @God=
fen begriffen it1O. NlS @riab fir Die Mtlt=
termil6 9ibt es ni0tS Belieres. cSn aueu
gIpot9eten ~ boben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-06-21
GtGbIirt felt 1851.
Henry SChoeHkopf4
Wholesale & Retatl Grocer,
Sto. 232-234 Oft Ntano oIpb. gtrabe,

Sto. 232-234 OFT Ttamo olpb. gtrabe,
5wtiGeH SraufItnz unO Wtartetz StraBe.
e~mpfieblt iein Wager Don
Ned1ter brGttnId)m. GerOeIatIu Irt,
@cth0er SriifeI>4ebernmrIt.
Stal. SalaIti IuO SIeild,erteaet,
9ttneIOOrfer Gent 1lno GSeiMelEa,
@sontg tsIO Sinh eten= Saft,
N0noenirt UttIG1 uMO Sstno erntebL,
MebctSuCScrten IalntuS MnO Su0mee,
WoIiHeis, Wt1uOeIn 1In0 SItronaf,
WrGni. HTaut1ct tnO d. etIutu9.
&1rto TetMebI Mno yleiSnebL,
SAFER, uulDciI ems tta0 0~crittmGelke,
gao, Cries, Or6upeu uno &iujen,
@rinfern, Gtrie uMo T:accarOut,
G5ratS. GbocoIeoe 1tn0 SeafaO,
Support. S0rOtmem MtO SburtpidnouS
&Gpern, SIiUe1 ttnO feline G0utcM,
9EppetitsSiIo INTO Sprotten,
9tedDte norluc9. 39ttd) OUteS.
&1mburae r StCH &,6rin9e,
Seou. %siIdJIter &SEpinge,
ytIiiti6Ie SGrotmes rnO SSabfar,
Nt1rtuirten @taI uno &ndlS,
G0lSIAroeueu Mto Snroeuenbuftet ,
9tcdtcH Smruet5ers uuO fd1 ateIcrsR&S
Vetuiten nCMel Statbur9e r= SRaIe,
Wofnefort uuo Fr0Enage de Brio,
Gatnt=, 0Oalter 11io 45aItotGIe,
Barrier S6nupftGbnG BON &otbeG,
GemtIdlc GptHnrdOcr My0 ySuufrat er,
81 !SIdJtb INTO SSoISpantUNelm,
Stt11e Oentiie, SinmeII= It. 8r0S=S1nmet
Su ben ~biaisitsu @retien.
T~~ WV -~G
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-06-21

Gaforia beiIt KotiF, RartIeibiefeit,
maeemfaure, Dur4fan, 2Iuffto6en,
DerIeiht ~eefunoer S@laf nno R'lft Der
Deroauune,
ORne fbdoIide meoi3irirnng.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-06-21
California

yGaFOria 1T fir Hinder 70 gut eeeis.
net, oa6 i'd es fir etpus DOr5isIi9eres
ais ireeno cine mir beFannte 2lr5net EN-.
pfehIe." H. g. Arder, MD,
III So. Ogforo St, SroofIYn, N.Q.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-06-21

H9nry SchOel1k0H
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-05-25

Groberun9 nit benz Sbpert, ber Yrotes
itantismus bur6 bic sewaltiame Ginfibs
ruu9 Der Reformation bur9 bic 6iirlten
itno M~seieruusen, bic obne S9am mad
benz @ruubiab banbeIten: Wem bas 2anb
sebSrt, benz gsbOrt audi bic &elision, cujus
regis, illus religio. Go entitanb bic neue
&eliaiun bes u~uslaubens, bur9 bic uns
sIdubisen S6uIen, wel6e man Dem @oIte
aufgespunseu bat. Dieter Iibernle ltns
CLAUDE lit ebsniO intoIerant, ais Die fanas
tii9ten Seften. @tr isben BEN Sepeis
in bent fanatil9eu S9ulitreit. Dieter
~l1nslaube sibt ii9 aus fir bic rationale
&elision. fir bic 6ifgntli6e Meinuns bes
2anbss unb beaniprudt bas ausidliebli1e
&e9t, bas berarpudienSe 8si9ledt mad
ieinen @runoiasen berunsubilben. Cole.
rant 1T er unb iosar liberal sesen aue STE:
ltsioueu, ausgenommen 9esen bic fatbo:
lii3s, neil bieie aQein linn Goncurrens
MAIDEN unb @iberitanb leiiten fam. Nuf
bteieIbe Beiie finben mir AUDI aae berri9:
ii6tisen StaGtsmdnner unb Osipoten Die
fatbolii9e Stride uno uur bieie alein Der
Serri9iu9t antlasen, mir bieie alein
fir9ten, baiien uno perfolsen, neil iie iid
ntdt gum sefisisen 8srfseus bes Staae
ties bsrgeben mill. ollie anberen Sormen
Dor reiisi6iem @laubsu uub unslaubeu
betraGten ie ais uni9GoIi6 unb unaeidbrs
lid, neil ite ibrer Qleinberri4aft iiber
2eib uno Seele Der Meni6en feline Gous
curren5 MAIDEN.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-05-25

II M 8 unb Der gpbansli9teit bes fatbos
liiden Solfes aus, peldes i'm in ieiner
i9uierissn Sage treu unteritise, unb tbeilts
i6lieBli6 NIT, baB er bic Inweisnoen auf
Ofterionntas gu ieiner 81. WeIe tn ber
Sirtiuildeu &apeue ~sulaiie unb ibnen bic
bl. Communion rei6en werbe. Nadbem
bic einSelnen Serren nod bsipnbere anltss
gen por9etraaen batten, wurbe bic aubiens
nit Der @rtbeiluns bes pdpitIi3en Sesens
sei3IOfen.
8ismart's uNorSb. glug. 8ts." briust
ben beporitebeuoen Beri6t an berporrassn,
Der Stele gum IbSrud, obpobl ibr bic
ausbriifli9e Qnertenuune Der bobsn 9srs
bienite bes uon ibr 10 maBios a~nsefeinbstsn
Gentrums burd ben 81. Satsr cine bits
tere Hiue gemeien ieiu muB. Die Bel benz
erpdbnten InlaS pom Sapite ssfibrte gu,
ueriidtli9e Sprade finoet audi in Der pro,
teitantii9eu Serlinsr vRreusseitg." Elm
g9o. Oas conieruatiue glatt betra6tet
es als f~eftfebenb, baB Der fir6lide Sriebe
ni5t pom BEN ,MitteIpartsieu" unb berer
@iinl6en abbdnsis iei unb besbulb aut
ni3t Dor ibnen abbdn9is seuadt ;u wers
ben braude. Sails bic ber;eitise (ubIeb.
nsnbe) 6altuns bieier 8arteisn msbr aIs
bIoBe Saftit iei, fOnne bus aud gar ui9i
gside5en, neil Der III. Stubl bic pom ben
rtorrccten" NationauiberaIen perlanstsu
3ussitdnbnthe bod niemaIs seudbren
perOe. - Die quite Meinuns unb ous Ser:
~trauen, peI9ss Der III. Sater in bic lbli6:
ten Der preuBiidsn 8esieruns istt, ssuser
pom ieiner aufridttsen S%ris6erslisbs uni
Seri6bnliateit, unO MAIDEN isinsm serabcu,
rebIi9sn Stnue aqe Gbre. Sb bic preu:
slide GfesierunS bieies @ertrauen Der:
bient, peroen bic Ebutia6sn nod
ausweiisn miiisn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-05-25

ais Gertretsr Der preuBii9en &esieruns
einen 8ertb ni9t beIIeser
farm.
Debbalb piiroe i9 Sbaen banfbar isin,
penn mir obne gu sroBe 8oIemit unb aud
obne Serweiluns IN cine g~omuiiiion =
bsnn baS 1T INNER cine IIimentation Der
Bolemit = bic Gorlase, 10 wie fe uns
pom 9srrenbauie nun einmal iiberfommen
lit, gut ober idle9t ais etnen Serz
u d acceptiren, pon benz N ir
nit @ptt bic 6 nj widIun9 un>
eres inneru Sriebeus, Der uns
bisber feblte, er q unb In
se9enfeiti9em 8ertrauen bie=
EN- Wes betreten. (~9ebbaftsr 9sis
fan).
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-05-25
@aria, Sr6Iterin oer8ctrIbten,

0ie mirb mir bod i'm Screen
60 b mmlii6 iiiB uno web,
@enu Dor Utaria SiloniB
Sd om Altare ite6',
$50 Sarte 0tumen Ouftcn
Sm beuiten GiGteri6etn,
30 Sinoeritimmen Iin9en,
90 9lodenbe0 uno rein.
0ie miro mir bod, on Seil'9e,
90 binrmiiI6 flip uuo meb,
@eun i6 oeiu liebeS gu9e
9luf MIDI 9eriGtet ieb',
60 mild, 10 p0A Grbarmen,
@te MIR Der Wtutterbli6
2tui'S tbeure 6illo ii6 beitct
Su retniter 2iebe Slid.
@ie wirS mir bod i'm Screen
60 bimmlii9 iuB uuo Deb,
@euu oeineS Wtunoes 9G6eln,
Wtarin, i9 periteb'.
IS III, oils luout'it Ou ia9en:
. liebeS Sinh, uertrau',
Dir 9tbt Der 6immel @naoe,
8ie jeoer Slume 8bau!
TaS Sino auf meinen armen
2iebt bid 10 inni9li6
llno 9ibt nit pollen SGnocu,
@as t6 erfleb' fiir bid.
Drum ident' mir bCine Qiebe,
8ertrau' mir all beiu geto,
SD fem Der Groe Gdmer3cn,
gu lire Sitterteit."
Waria, o Wortu,
0u Sungfrau, S%Ouiaiu,
SD inf 81 oelnen Suben
Su Reu' uno 0emutb bin.
ytidt piir0ig beiHer giebe,
S6enf' MIR @rbarmeu mir,
SD fiii6t' in Sob uub reben,
: Uhttter mein, Su Dir!
~ I-Gt. b sc. y
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-05-25
aatbolti6er Stra,cu 8 GalenScr.

On ibr ben gater bitten werbet. -Sob. 16.
count. ben 80. Wioi Serhinuno III. .. 9eon,
ROnt. 81. letroniua. au9ela.
National Republican., 1886-12-20
The Star Shoe House,

726 SEVENTH STREET, BETWEEN AND II.
Special holiday sale OF fine shoes and slip
pers in all the latest styles ut exceptionally
low prices.
Ladies' hand welt fine Curacao kid shoes, 90.
warranted worth 81.
Ladies' guaranteed French kid shoes, opera
toe and French heel, or broad toe and low
heel, S2S7, warranted worth S3.75,
Ladies fine Dongola kid shoes at $780, war
Tanted worth S3.
Ladies' elegant Curacao kid shoes, opera or
common: sense style. So, warranted worth
$3.50.
A special lot of ladies' genuine straight goat
Shoes which we will offer at Sl.75.
Misses fine kid or straight goat shoes, heels
or spring heels, $3.50, warranted worth So.
Misses pebble goat spring heel shoes, worked
button holes, " cents, warranted worth
sl.25.
Children's fine kid or pebble goat heel or
spring heel shoes, all worked button holes, 30
cents, worth sl.lO.
Mems guaranteed hand.stitched fine calf
button lace or Congress wide or narrow toe,
S3 75 warranted worth IS.
Mems fine calf shoes, all styles, at So 25, war
ranted, worth So.
Mems fEe embroidered slippers from 65
cents to SO.
Ladies' fine kid opera slippers. 65 cents.
Ladies' embroidered slippers, 75 cents.
National Republican., 1886-12-20
GLOVES.

Why not a pair Of Gloves9 Re-
liable Gloves, made from reliable
skins, by reliable manufacturers.
Prices, as with everything else we
sell, at the bottom.
The stock begins wllh Mems Cloth Gloves
at Csc per pair. blue and brown. A better
grade at 35c. Fine Cashmere Jersey Gloves
at soc. RingwOod Gloves In light browns
and states at SOC. Fancy Wool Kni. Gloves,
with ribbed tops, 62isc per pair. Finer
grades, 75c andsi.
Fleece-lined Fur-topped Kid Gloves at
75c, really worth 81 black and brown, pat
ent fastenings.
2-Button Dogskirf Fleece.lined Gloves,
embroidered backs, medium and dark
brown and black, 81 per pair; worth sl.25.
sPECIAL-Fleece-li lined Real Kid Gloves,
corded back, elastic fastenings, excellent
quality, dark brown shades, worth sl.S7JS;
only sl.l5 per pair.
Fur.topped Fleece'lined Kid Gloves, In
dark shades, elastic fastenings, 81 so; l.
button, s1.75.
Mems Fine Reel Kid Gloves, ,heecelined,
fur.topped, embroidered on backs, patent
spring fastenings, superior quality, only 81
per pair.
"Job Lot" OF Mems Kid Gloves, embroi.
dered back. light tan shades, only Csc per
pair.
sPECIAL-Men's "Perrin's" Real Kid
Gloves, embroidered back, light, medium,
and dark shades Of tan, superior quality,
only sl.75 per pair.
Kid Gloves at 81, $3.50, sl.75, So, and s2,25
per pair.
Dress, Street, and Driving Gloves in II
generous assortment Of styles Of the lowest
possible prices,
National Republican., 1886-12-20
MUFFLERS.

A generous assortment of each
style that comes marked at excep-
tionally low prices, quality con-
sidered.
White Cashmere Muners silk and satin
stripes, large and small polka spots, &C.,
80, 621S, Go, rs, s71%c, sl121z, s1,25, and
s1.37.
silk Mufllers, white, cream, and fancy
colors, stripes, checks, and brocaded de-
signs, S711ac to So. so each.
National Republican., 1886-12-20
w 7 4! z. /. Z r =. y.
III 1913 r 8 T

very suddenly. The farmer will be at the
plow, the merchant will be In the counting
room, the woodman Will be ringing his AK on
the hickories, the weaver will have his foot on
the treadle, the manufacturer will be walking
amid the buzz of looms and the clack of flying
machinery, the counsel may he standing at
the bar pleading the law. the minister may be
in the pulpit pleading the gospel, the drunkard
may be reeling amid his cups. and the bias
phemer with the oath cansht between his
teeth.
Lol The sun hides Night comes down at
midnoon. wave OF darkness rolls over the
earth shudders and lhrobs There an earth
quake opens and city sinks as n crocodile
would crunch child. Mountains roll In their
sockets and send down their granite ellis In an
avalanche of rock. Rivers pause In their chase
for the sea, and ocean, uprearing cries TO lying
Alps and Himalayah. Beasts below, and moan,
and snuff uD the darkness Clouds fly like
tocks OF swift eagles. Great thunders beat,
and boom, and burst. Stars shoot and fall.
The Almighty, rising on His throne, declares
that time shall be no longer, aud the arch.
angels trump repeats II till all the living hear,
and the continents of dead spring to their feet,
crying Time shall be no longerl" Oh, ON
that day, will you be ready?
i have shown you how well the Christian
will get Off in his trial. VIII you get of as we'll
in your trial? VIII Christ plead on your side
or will he plead Against you? Oh. what will
science is against you, and the world Is against
you, and the angels Of heaven are against you.
and the Holy Spirit is against you, and the
Lord God Almighty Is against you? Better
this day secure an advocate.
National Republican., 1886-12-20

The usual general excursion covering the
ordered over the entire system of the Pennsyl-
vania railroad east OF Pittsburg and Erie.
Under this arrangement excursion tickets at
gTeSty IetnCG1 u, s@Ss @ NM n o9 isS1Sa 70 AZ sne
from Washington. These excursion tickets
will be sold Dec. 49, ~, and 25 for ChristmaS,
and Dec. 80, and 81, 1886, and Jan. /, for New
return trip until Jan. 4, 1887, inclusive, The
rate between Washington and Baltimore for
occasions named will be SlGO. These eSGur-
except at Philadelphia within limit, tickets
being good only for passage on continuous con.
meeting trains. Fur Information concerning
rates apply TO offices ofthe company, Thirteenth
street and Pennsylvania avenue, or Daltlm ore
ana Potomac station,
National Republican., 1886-12-20
SUPERB DISPLAY
Christmas SuSpenderS.

Why not a pair of fine Suspend
ers1 Put up in fancy glass top
boxes expressly for the holiday
trade.
80, 621S, 65, 10, s71S, csc, 81, s1.25, $3.50,
sl.75, 90, 1925, $780, to 81 per pair. These
are in web, silk, and satin. white and col.
ors, plain and fancy embroidered.
Immense line of suspenders out
of boxes from a5c up.
National Republican., 1886-12-20
BATH ROBES.

Why no Robe? We are show
ing an elegant line, made from the
Homemade Blanket Flaunels, in
rich colored stripes and ball spots,
all inside seams braided, finished
with collar, 8 pockets, and waist
band, $3.50, So, $40 and Sra each.
National Republican., 1886-12-20
HANDKERCHIEFS.

Why not handkerchief r We
were never better able to substanti-
ate our claim as Headquarters"
than we are at present. We sell
no "cotton-and-linen mixed. "
Our handkerchiefs are "all-linen."
Mems White Unlaundered All.linen
Hemstitched Initial Handkerchief, hand
embroidered letters, extra good quality,
only zoe each; 6 for $3.50.
Mems White Laundered All.linen Hem.
stitched 'Initiar' Handerchiefs, white en-
broidered letter, only S5c; 0 for 81.
Colored border and colored letter, 35c,
white, with colored letter, S5c; all-whlto
China silk, initial, 81.
sPECIAL-l0O dozen Mems White All
linen Hemstitched Handkerchieis, extra
value, only l21Sc each.
500 dozen Mems Fancy silk Handker-
chiefs. in solid centers, with fancy borders,
all solid colors, fancy colored brocades,
stripes and checks, %, 371S, 80, 70, IS, size,
81, ,sl,25, up TO 50 each.
White China Silk and Japanese silk
Handkerchlefs, 8711, so, 70, size, 81, sl,lO,
and s1.25 each.
sPEcIAL-Elegant line of Mems Fine
japanese Silk Hemstitched Handkerchiefs,
in white, with white and checked borders,
and all-oyer checks, with striped border,
choice goods, only 75c each.
Hand-painted Japanese Silk Handker-
chiefs, beautiful designs, same on both
sides, usually sold at $3.50, only 81. .25 each.
National Republican., 1886-12-20
DIED.

DRADENBAUGH.-Sund morning, Dec
10, 1856, CHARLES II. BRADESBAUGH.
Funeral services at his late residence, il3
Spruce street, lie Droit Park, Tuesday, Dec. q,
at 2p. m.
baltimore papers please copyl
VAN TYNE.-Saturday morning. Dac. IS,
1856. MRS. NJ. VAN TYNE, widow Of DR.. J. L.
Van Tyne, In her Slst year.
Funeral from the residence of her sou.in-
law, Theodore Frlebus, Delaware avenue and
II street northeast, Monday, Dec. 20, at 9
O'Clock p. m. Relatives and friends respectfully
invited.
National Republican., 1886-12-20

OUR reduced $40 overcoats by actual COM
paiison are MS good as sold elsewhere at sl5.
Eiseman BROS, corner Seventh and L.
National Republican., 1886-12-20

PICTuRTs of all grades and sizes, a splendid
line Of frames and holdings, ana a cheap as
sortment OF albums easels. mirrors, cards, &C.,
Rtfppt
National Republican., 1886-12-20
&; 7, LOT ].
r. Il Ell NORTH

THE last copy. 1.-THE Chorlsters,'' painted and
etched by +. NJ. Spiegle and printed on satin,
is masterpiece OF art. The last copy in the
market can be found at VeerhoiTs stores, 0l6 or
All Seventh street.
National Republican., 1886-12-20
Custom Made Shirts.

Why not a Halfdozen Shirts ?
You can pay the amount and receive
an order on us, which he can pre-
sent after Christmas and be
measured.
This branch OF our business Is under the
FnpCrvision Of Mr.. A. J. Lockhart, a prac.
uoal and competent cutter and litter. We
engage only experienced shirt sewers, and
every shirt is closely inspected before
laundered or delivered. We guarantee our
thirts to be, In point and quality, ft and
finish, as near perfection as has been ar
rived at.
Six SHIFTS for""",-...... 81 so
Six Shirts or............ 300
Six Shirts for............. 10 so
Six Shirts for............. 100
The first number is delivered unlaun.
dered others laundered.
Mems Unlaundered Dress Shirts, 80, 61IS,
rs, s711c, and 81.
Mems Unlaundered Night Shirts, 50,
G215, 20, s715. 81, and SIPS.
National Republican., 1886-12-20

THE Rockford Is the cheapest and best watch
manufactured for the price. Over 900 In use
In the District. ]. KARR, agent, 629 Pa ave.
National Republican., 1886-12-20

Go to Libbey's, $40 Ninth street northwest,
for diamond rings. Ladies. l4-carat gold, dia-
mond %-carat, Sl5; one cluster, nine stones.
SSS: 2-carat. solitaire, 1850; 9Acarat. $780, These
prices have been reduced 2b per cent.
National Republican., 1886-12-20
NECKWEAR.

Why not a scarf The largest
and finest stock we have ever shown,
comprising the most harmonious
combination of contrasting color
ings and effects possibly conceivable.
100 dozen Teck and Flat scarfs only 25o
each. 1l0 dozen at 371Sc each. 100 dozen
scarfs, in Teck, PufTs, Flats, and Four-in.
hands, in black and white silk and satin,
and great variety Of fancy colorings, both
neat and stylish, only soc each.
scarfs and Tics at 65, 75, 05c, 81, s1.05,
Ellis, 1925, and $3.50 each.
sPECIAL-will open today an entirely
new line OF Fisk, Clark & Flagg's scarfs
in their most popular shapes, viz:
The "Criterion' (teck shape),
The Commodore" teck sbape),
The "B. A. c." Qour-in.hand),
in silk and satin, in solid and fancy color.
ings, and evening shades. Most exquisite
line vet shown. Prices, s71a, 95c, 81, eil5,
s1.25, and s1.50 each. You save from 1914
to SOC on each of the above scarfs.
National Republican., 1886-12-20
One Week More,

and Christmas will be
upon us, with its joys
and sorrows, surprises
and disappointment
what food for thought
in those few words. We
wish all a glad and joy
Gus Christmas, wi t b
pleasant surprises and
more than realized ex-
pectations. We wish
all a prosperous New
Year, and many happy
returns. We invite you
to call and examine our
stock to-day.
National Republican., 1886-12-20

THE celebrated Lange-Dresden watch, chrO-
nogIaph and fine repeating watches at KARR's,
620 Pa. ave.
National Republican., 1886-12-20

OUR reduced Sl6 oyercoats will compare ia
yorably with those sold by other clothiers ut
$40. Eiseman Bros, corner Seventh and Il.
National Republican., 1886-12-20
Grand Holiday Excursion Rates Over
PennsYlYania Railroad.

Albums at very low prices at veerhoTs, Ill
and gl6 Seventh street.
National Republican., 1886-12-20

Go to Libbeys, $40 Ninth street northwest,
for Christmas presents. Watches in gold and
only $685. gents solid gold Waltham watch only
S47; 7;silver stem winding hunting case only $40.
National Republican., 1886-12-20

Go TO LIBBEY's, $40 Ninth street northwest,
for solid silverware at sl.35 per pennywelght
plated silyerware in butter dishes, knives,
spoons, forks, cups, ladies, &c.
National Republican., 1886-12-20

yEERHoFF's picture stores, All and ol6 Sew
enth street.
National Republican., 1886-12-20

ULsTERs and Talma oyercoats at Elseman
Bros, corner Seventh and Z.
National Republican., 1886-12-20
WISE PEOPLE

are making their Sc
lections now. Expe-
rience tells them that
it is tostheir interest to
do so, ,inasmuch as they
avoid the large crowds
incident to the last few
days before Christmas,
and the accompanying
annoyances, inconve-
n1ences and delays re-
sultant therefrom. You
pick from a full stock
and complete assort-
ments by purchasing
now. Stocks will be
meager later.
National Republican., 1886-12-20

J. JAY GOULD, No. 42l Ninth street-Tree
Toys, Xmas Cards, Broom Holders, Tissue and
Fancy Papers.
National Republican., 1886-12-20

GoLD-HEADED canes. gold spectacles and eye
glasses at ]. KARR's, 620 Pa, ave.
National Republican., 1886-12-20

OUR satin-lined oyercoats are 25 per cent. less
than any other clothing house in the city. Else.
man Bros, corner Seventh and Il.
National Republican., 1886-12-20

KERvAND prints visiting cards; 75 cents per
hundred. 1910 Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1886-12-20

OUR boys overcoats are goiHg for less than at
any other clothier' in the city. Eiseman Bros,
corner Seventh and Il.
National Republican., 1886-12-20

SAMPLES OF Bluine can be obtained OF any
grocer. Ask to see the beautiful presents given
away with each package.
National Republican., 1886-12-20

STORM oyERcoATs at Eiseman Bros, corner
Seventh and Il.
National Republican., 1886-12-20

MRS. BRADSHAW, Philadelphia, Pa, was
cured OF rheumatism in the ankle by ST. Jacobs
OIL.
National Republican., 1886-12-20
Holiday Excursion Tickets.

The Piedmont Air Line will sell holiday ex
curson tickets over Its Virginia Midland divis
ion on Dec. "a, 25, 81, and jan. l, good return
ing until Jan. 2. This will enable many to en-
10y the holidays with all their traditional
festivities in the Old Dominion at comparatively
small cost. and doubtless many Nirginian
will embrace this opportunity of returning for
a sojourn with the old folks under the old fam.
ily roOi.tree during Christmas.
National Republican., 1886-12-20
UMBRELLAS.

Why not an UmbrellaP Largest
stock and best variety we have ever
carried. We can please you in style
and. price without the slightest diff
ficulty.
Natural Wood Handles.
26-inch Gloria Cloth Umbrellas, $3.50 and
$3.50.
2S-inch Gloria Cloth Umbrellas, 81, 50,
and $3.50.
26.inch All silk Umbrellas, 50 and $3.50.
2s-inch All silk Umbrellas, So.
Sterling Silver Heads.
2s.inch Gloria Cloth Umbrellas, 50 and 81.
26.inch All Silk Umbrellas, $3.50.
2s.inch All silk Umbrellas, SO, $3.50, and
si.62.
26inch Puritan silk and llncn) Umbrel.
las, $3.50.
2s-inch Puritan Csilk and linen) Umbrel-
las, S4.25 and s5.
Gold Heads.
2s-inch Gloria Cloth Umbrellas, 81 and
sI.25.
2s-inch All silk Umbrellas, $3.50 and
a.G2.
National Republican., 1886-12-20
CITY ITEMS.

A MONUMENT should be erected to the mem
ory OF the late DR.. J. W. Bull dlscoverer OF that
wonderful remedy, DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
National Republican., 1886-12-20
THE new IDEA

is to make Christmas
presents Of useful and
substantial articles,
which are undoubted-
ly the most acceptable
and most appreciated
by right minded men
and boys. We have
laid in a large and va
ried stock, much Of it
bought expressly for
the holiday trade.