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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-12-02
Sapolio &c. a cake at The FAIR, s12 7th st. n W.
Old Mandahling Java-Royal Drink.
it Mrrzorp,a

Extraordinary Bargains Of useful Holi-
day Presents at HoLLANDER's, 40S 18th st. Our
stock of China, Glass Ware and House Furnish
ings is now complete in all its departments and
we are well prepared and determined to offer
exceptional bargains in everything suitable for
holiday presents. Rogers Triple-plated Knives,
Sl.79; Rogers Al Table Spoons, SLSs; Table
Forks, S1.98; Tea Spoons, CSC. set; sl2. 80
Decorated English Dinner Set, S9.7s; els En-
glish Decorated Dinner Set, ia pcs, Sl2 so;
Handsome Combination Dinner and Tea Set,
our own importation, SlS9s; $3.50 Combine
ton Dinner and Tea Set, beautiful floral decor
ations or gold band, 1872 pcs, S2275 Colored
Gas Globes, Blue, Amber or 0palescent, 23c.;
Ruby, 40c.; S5c. Engraved Gas Globes. 22c !;
40c. Majolica Cuspidors, 25c.; beautiful Sc.
French China Cuspidor, 65c.; s425 English
Decorated Tea Set, s2.9s; So Decorated Tea
Set. square shape, S4.49; $40 French China Tea
Set, in gold band or neat decoration, Sc IS; q
handsome S2.75 Vase Lamp, Sl9s; 81 Hanging
Lamp, complete, S1.5S; 25c. French China
Fruit Plates, lac; Neat Banded Wine Glasses,
Coo. doz.; 6Oc. Japanese Tea Pot or Sugar
Bowl, 35c.; Creams to match, Csc; a. Is Toilet
Set. 1925; same with Stop Jar S525; SIS Decor
ated Toilet Set, $3.S5; same with Stop Jar,
S6. SO. Call early and secure these bargains at
ID. HoLLANDER's, Agt., 40S It'll St 1ts
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According to recent investigations 10 caused By
Of tactic scd in the blood Ths acid attacks the brous
sues particularly in the oints and the local
manifestations of the dseas pains and sches in the
back and shoulders. and in the joints at the knees
ankles, hips and wrists. Thousands Of people have
found in Hoods sArsaparilla positive and permsnet
cure for rheumatism This medicine by its purifying
and vtalxing seton, neutralses the scidity Of the
blood and strengthens the whole body.
HOODS sARsAPARII.LA
Sold by al druggists q; six for %. Prepared only
by c. I. HOOD Co, Lowell. Mass.
100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR. I
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Rockville News.
e Of The EVENING STAR.


ROCKVILLE, Nd. December 1.
The meeting Of the teachers association OF
this county, held here yesterday, was well at
tended and Of unusual interest. An election of
officers for the ensuing year was held, resulting
in the choice of Miss Blanche Braddock for
president; Thomas Storey, vice president; Miss
Alice Gardner, secretary, and c. w. Baggerly,
librarian. How to teach geography was dis.
cussed by Messrs. Lamond, Baggerly, Storey,
Green, Amiss and Hinckley and Misses Lucy
Garrett and Barnard. Mr.. George b. Miller oil
Sherwood academy, near Sandy Springs, made
some forcible remarks upon the subject under
discussion and was afterward elected a member
OF the association. He was also requested to
prepare an essay for the next meeting on the
subject Of "How far teachers are responsible
for the progress of pupils" A committee OF
three was appointed to request the school board
to grant teachers the privilege of spending q
day visiting the schools in their locality.
There are at present two large camps OF
glpsies located in the county, one near Unity
and the other near Halpine station, on the
metropolitan branch. sam.
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WONDERFUL CASH BARGAINS.

LADIES' CLOTH DRESS GOODS. with hsndsOm
side band, wide double width, pure wool. nc.
DOUBLE WHITE WOOL BLANKETS. immense size
extra heavy cash bargain, 60.
BLACK s6RAH SILKS, excellent quality. Soc.
HENRIETTA CASHMEhES and HENRlETTA
SEkGES, nearly yard and q half wide. pure French
WOOL special cash bargain, 50c., real value, 75c.
BLACK ASTRAKHAN CLOTH excellent quality, q.
LADIES CLOTH DRESS GOODS yard and . hall
wide pure wool. special cash bargain, 5Oc.
FRUIT OF THE LOOM COTTON, yard wide. SIC.
SPECIAL CASH BARGAINS IN BLACK FRENCH
poTblf NHfff Wool BLANKETS. q. so. O.
$50, %, &3. 40. S5, So, 81: 90, Is
CLOTH PLAIDs, yard and . half wide. pure wool
excellent quality, Soc
LADIES' BR0ADcIoTH excellent quality. yard
and half wide, pure wool, S7<c., 81.
ROYAL FRENCH SERGE wide double width, purs
wool splendid quality. cash bargain, 37,<c
ENGLISH SEhGE. beautiful dreas goods, vids
double told, al coiors, II yards for &2.
CARTER'S Cash Store
I'll MARKET SPACE.
VALUABLE PRESENTS for Cash Customer
Select one Of the following presents with purchase
cts Half Dozen Zine DsInaak Napsina worth Use;
. Pair OF silk Embroidered Corsets, 75c.
select Of the following presents with spurchas.
OF $40 or more: Large-uze Handsome Bridal
Quilt worth II. so; Dozen Zine Dsmask Napkins.
worth 31.5Q two Pain Of Large-saxe Fine Dsmask
Towels, worth Sl-5o. n2o
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CITY ITEMS.

Heilbrun's
HOLIDAY BARGAINS
In FIRsr-cLAss FooTwkAR-
This week we offer
at S324
Ladies' Hand-sewed French Dongola Button.
Gents Best Calf Boots aud Caters.
At Sl95
Mems Fine Dress Shoes. Double Sole and Scotch
Bottom Caters and Boots Ladies' Hand Welt,
Fair-stitched Dongola, Straight and Pebble
Goat Button.
At SO cts.
Ladies and Misses Button. worth Sl25. Gents
and Boys Solid Shoes.
A complete stock of
Rubber Boots and Shoer,
Felt Shoes and slippers,
Gents Embroidered and Leather Slippers.
L. HEuBRUN,
402 7th street
The largest One-price Shoe House.
Bee The Old Lady in Window. d2-m,w
COflees-Superh dr ink inc oual;t,es Mrrzarp,s
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FoR THE HOLIDAYS! For THE HOLIDAYS!
One thousand John Bromley & Sons royal
Smyrna Rugs.
IT, in. by #. in, 81 so; former price $3.50
2 IT. III. by it. in, 500; former price $50
3 It. 0 in. by fit. in, 500; former price $50
fl. o in. by #. in, 1885, former price 10. 90
#. in by fl. ill.,, 1900: former price %. 90
1T. inby II IT. In, IS 90; former price $500
Japanese fur rugs, $3.50; former price $50
WASH. b. WILLIAMS, cor. 7th and ID SITS. NV.
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Two Small Fires.

An alarm Of fire was rung Saturday night for
the burning Of the house of George Calvert, on
the Bladensburg road. The fire caused loss
Of about S2O0.-Early yesterday morning the
carpenter shop of George III. Morrison, between
l4th and 18th streets and Rhode Island avenue
and streets, was burned, causing loss Of
about $500. The origin was an overheated
stove,
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Officers Elected.

The directors of the Teachers beneficial as
ISOLATION have organized by the election of the
following officers: ii. S. Petty, president; W. s.
Montgery, vice president; Henry n. Copp,
secretary; Miss S. A. Langley. member of the
executive committee. The other directors are
b. I. Janney, /. Fairbrother. Prof. F. L. Car
doza, Miss NJ. c. o. Lanzenby, Miss NJ. Z.
Rowe and Mrs. E. A. Hilton.
A new branch of the Iron Hall has been or
ganized with the following officers: Joseph G.
Taylor, chief justice; E. ]. Nottingham, vice
justice; F. E. Woodward, accountant; Leonard
c. Wood, cashier; James F. Scaggs, adjuster;
George 1. johnson, Edward III. Willer and N.
V. Tierney, trustees.
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Florence Meln0t Fined.

Judge Miller disposed Of the case Of Flor
ence Melnot Saturday. She is the colored
woman in whose house, No. 17l7 E street, Louis
Hillery and his female companion were found
some days ago and were afterwards married.
The prosecuting attorney entered nolle pros
in the case charging her with receiving q girl
into her house for the purpose of prostitution
and the court imposed fine Of ESQ for keep
ing bawdy house. An appeal was noted.
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Fine Butter Specialty.-Jas F. Oyster,
Office Pennsylvania avenue and 9Th street. Tele-
phone 271-3. Stands 9th-street wing, Center
Market se27-f6m-3m
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HIND SIGHT.-''If l had only known"-yes,
but you didn't, and you've worn your stomach
and nerves and system entirely out by fast liv-
ing. and all you can do, or need do, is to take
Or. Henley's Celery, Beef and Iron; it braces
and sustains you wonderfully
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather

FORECAST TILL EIGHT An. TUESDAY
For the District OF Columbia, Maryland, and
Virginia, warmer; fair followed Tuesday after
noon or evening by light rain: southerly winds
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USPAcKED TO-DAY (Monday), a large lot of
new and late designs in Rochester Lamps
They are going to make handsome Christmas
presents. Get your choice now. They are all
prices. The best go first
T.. A MUppINAN, 1905 + street.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.

ALBAUGH's.-Barretti in .Richelieu."
NArIoSAL-Julia Marlowe in "'Ingomar."
BIJoU.-"Turned Up"
kERSAN's.-Irwin Bros.
GLoDE.-Macartys variety.
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REMEnBER.-Dinner and chamber sets q,
Wholesale prices.
China Store, 1910 street northwest.
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NOTHING Is MORE DESIRABLE for Christmas
present than a nice plush or rattan rocker,
which Julius Lsnsburgh is selling at his old
store, SIS eth street. at cost.
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That were formerly "a. $3.50 and So, and were
bargains at that. See them before they are all
gone. EIsEMAS Bros, 7th and E.
Children's department.
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In THE VERY "NrcK Or TINE.

In TIE VERY "NrcK Or TIME
wEARE NOT MUCH GIVEN TO "GUsH."
BUT COMBINE OURSELVES TO WHAT WE
BELIEVE TO BE PLAIN STATEMENTS OF
FACTS.
WITH THIS CLEARLY IN MIND WE
WANT TO SAY A WORD ABOUT SOME
NEW ovERCoATs. THE ADVANCE
GUARD" OF WHICH CAME IN wEDNES-
DAY AND MORE TODAY.
WHEN WE SAY THEY ARE THE HAND
SOONEST. THE BEST AND THE MOST
STYLISH COATS IN WASHINGTON, WE
THINK WE ARE NOT OvERSTA TINa THE
CASE.
THEY ARE MADE FROM ONE OF
THE FINEST GRADES OF ENGLISH
MELTON OF AN ENTIRELY NEW
PATTERN, VERY DARK BLUE, AL
MOST BLACK. LINED THROUGHOUT WITH
PURE SILK. MADE wITHLAP SEAMS, RAW
EDGES" "INLAID" VELVET COLLAR AND
PLUSH POCKETS.
THESE ARE THE "wANAMAKER" COATS
AND ARE THE EQUAL IN EVERY RESPECT
TO THE BEST CUSTOM WORK.
WE HAVE THE CONTROL OF THESE
GOODS IN WASHINGTON AND YOU'LL
FIND THIS MAKE NOWHERE ELSE.
THIS NEW STYLE OF MELTON WAS I'M
PORTED THIS FALL, TOO LATE FOR THE
DEALERS TO GET HOLD OF 1T, AND THE
COATS ARE HARDLY COLD FROM THE
PRESSING IRON.
EVERY MAN WHO HAS WORN A FIRST
CLASS MELTON COAT KNOWS THAT
THERE Is NO MORE DURABLE GOODS
MADE, AND NOW THAT THEY ARE VERY
FASHIONABLE AGAIN WILL BE CAUSE
OF QUALIFICATION TO GENTLEMEN WHO
,wANTTHE FINEST GOODS, BUT ARE TIRED
OF "MONTAGNAC" BEAVERS, WHICH
SHOW WEAR so QUICKLY.
WE WILL BE PLEASED TO HAVE THE
MOST CRITICAL DREsSERS EXAMINE
THESE COATS. PRICE, $50. MERCHANT
TAILORS WOULD CHARGE $50.
z. B. BARNUM CO.,
n29 s3l PENNSYLVANIA AYR
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Java and Mocha Coffee, SOC. Id. MErzeER's.

Tharp's Fine Liquors and Wines.
Among the many wine and liquor establish
ments in the national capital there is none that
than this old and well-established house. His
excellent vintages and that pure old Rye Berk-
ley Whisky is known from Maine to Puget
Sound. Mr.. Tharps establishment can be
found at S1S F street northwest 1t
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SAVE FUEL by applying weather strip to
your doors and windows. We have 100, 900 feet
at Sc. per foot. CHAs. 7. CARTER & Co.,
Hardware COG Pa. ave- NV
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Four-year-old Plants Solid Fat Oysters from
Chuckatuck river. Hampton roads, received
today; also Genuine Lynn Haven Bays for half
shell, steamed, New York Stews. Saddle Rock
Broil, &c. Lifetime experience.
Ladies' and Gents Cafe Take the elevator. IL
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For WALL PAPERS AND WINDOW SHADES 60
TO 4. W. HENDERSON, ll13 ST. NV.
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For Curing Cramps, Swellings and In
Examinations Of all kinds rub with Salvation Oil.
Price Is cents
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DoN'T PURCHASE SEWING MACHINE before
trying the Domestic Inventors new machine
the Standard rotary shuttle sewing machine.
1850 stitches per mlnute.)
j. j. HoLLIsTER, Agent,
DOS + st NV Masonic Temple.
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The GRAND HOLIDAY OPENING continues to
morrow at THE Fam. s12 7th St NV.
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BEFORE YoU Buy your carpets and furniture
zee ". h. Hoeke's stock and get his prices;
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THE RACE QUESTION AGAIN.
Judge Miller Calls Attention to Ga
Scurrilous Article"

In the Police Court Saturday Judge Miller
held IN his hand a copy Of the Peoples Adco-
cate, an organ Of the colored race. and said that
he desired to call the attention of the attorneys to
scurrilous article printed therein. The judge
referred to an article printed in the paper Q
week before and said that Saturdays publica-
ton was a reiteration Of the same fabrication.
The story printed was to the effect that two
colored boys who were under a sentence to the
reform school were kept in the cell from Tues
day until Wednesday afternoon without being
given morsel Of food. This, the judge said. was
not the case, as the boys were fed by the janitor
and we're taken away that afternoon.
REPEATING THE STATEMENTS AFTER THEY HAD
BEEN CoNTRADICTED.
After the appearance of the article the Judge
said the clerk wrote letter stating the circum-
stances to the editor Of the paper, and in Sat-
urday's reiteration Of the story the veracity of
certain persons is questioned Judge Miller
said that he has some interest in the very peo-
pie the newspaper is complaining of and has
done all in bis power to better their condition.
The court has always, SO far as was possible,
avoided dealing with them as criminals, but
the newspaper attack is calculated to tie the
hands OF the court in its most charitable pur-
poses.
THE coLoRED LAWYERS SUSTAIN THE COURT.
Lawyers Moss and Kicks testified to the ear
nest efforts of Judge Miller to better the con-
dition Of the colored people. The latter said
that the judge was doing much more good for
these classes than the nightly meetings that
were held in churches
Lawyer Moss said that he felt aggrieved by
the publication, as it branded Lawyers Kicks,
Hewlett and himself as perjurers, and he in
tended to swear out a warrant against the
editor for libel
Lawyer Kicks said that in justice to Mr.
Cromwell, the editor of the paper, he desired
to say that he did not think Mr.. Cromwell
knew anything about the contents of the arti-
Gle, as he teaches school and has a boy in
charge Of the paper.
Prosecuting Attorney Armes made few re-
marks indorsing the action of the court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-12-02

FINE HOLIDAY GOODS at lowest prices in the
city. China and Housefurnishing Store, 1910
F street northwest.
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The GEO. BAUMsCHMIDT BREWING Co.,
Brewers and Bottlers,
Baltimore. Md.
Washington branch 511 and 5l3 New Jersey
ave. q. W. SOME,
Telephone 476. Manager.
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FINE BUTTER SPECIALTY.-JAs. +. OYSTER,
Office Pennsylvania avenue and 9Th street. Tel
ephOne Z71-3. Stands 9th-street wing, Center
market.
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MARX Down IN MID SEASON.
We have marked our "a. "a. so and IS child
suits and overcoats down to 1915.
EIsEMAN Bros, TIN and E SITS.
Children's DEPARTMENT
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BARGAINS in upright pianos for cash.
G. i. WILD 4 Bios, 7O9 18th Nv.
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MoRrAR-sporrEp SKIN

Accurately describes psoriasis the second great skin
disease Think of Shedding quart Of scales each
~ skin-cracked, bleeding, burning. and itching. al
most beyond human endurance. hair lfeless gone.
Suffering hardly to be appreciated. Is not this di-
cult skin and scalp disease cure! And yet CUTIcURA
has cured thousands of Just such caseS 8
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Grand Opening Tomorrow at s. W.
Augenstein's, sl7, sl9 and s21 eth ST. NV.
Owing to the great rush and the number of
customers we could not (for which We must
apologize) properly wait on we have decided
to sell tomorrow the same bargains offered for
today. and shall present every purchaser with
handsome present lts
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Princeton's Foot Ball Team COMM

PrfncetOn's Foot Ball Team Coming
1t is more than likely that the lovers of foot
ball in this city will have an opportunity to see
the Princeton college foot ball team who won
the intercollegiate championship Thanksgiving
Day in the great game with Yale. gentle
man well known In athletic circles here has
been negotiating with them, and it is expected
that they will come to this city for game next
Saturday afternoon with an eleven picked from
the various local teams
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Cronin was murdered.
a

NOTICE the wall paper frieze in our window.
1t Is an exact copy of the frieze on the room in
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-sAPoLIO &c. cake at TIE FAIR, s12 7tb st. n. W.

ASK TO SEE those handsome oak chamber
suites for 81 at Julius Lansburgh's old store,
Sl5 7th street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-12-02

GRoCERs. ATTENTION! For OPENING ORDERS
for tea. coffee and spices go to JOHNSTON,
BEos & Co., G13 New York ave. Cans and
caddies free
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w. NJ. SHusrER & Sosa

We N1s OHUSTER O. SONa
WE ARE SHOWING A HANDSOME LOT OF
FRENCH SERGE ROBES, BEING NEW ARRIVAL
FROM THE LAST INNOVATIONS
WE HAVE A FULL LINE OF coLORs AND THE
VARIETY OF COMBINATIONS ARE UNsUR-
PASSED.
BLACK VAN DYKE LAcEs OF THE CHOICEST
DESIGNS.
sURAH scARFs IN ALL THE NEW EVENING
SHADES.
CREPE AND CREPE DE CHINE IN EVENING
coLoRs.
SILK NULL IN ALL THE LIGHT EVENING
sHADEsJUsT OPENED ONE CASE, FIFTY
PIECES.
IMPERIAL CASHMERE; THEY MAKE PLEAS
ANT wRAPPER-THE PRICE Is TWENTY FIVE
CENTS. THEY ARE VERY CHEAP.
ELDER DOWN COMFORTS. BOTH IN SILK AND
sATTEEN.
LADIES' JACKETS AND SKIRTS IN QUILTED
CHINA SILK
LADIES' AND GENTS UNDERWEAR IN GREAT
VARIETY: THE PRICES ARE VERY Low.
FULL LINE OF BLANKETS, QUILTS, COM
FORTS AND GENERAL DRY GOODS FOR HOUSE
KEEPING
ONE PRICE.
The BEST Is THE CHEAPEST.
W. n. SINISTER 4 SONS
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THE JOHNSTON early bud spring leaf blended
tea. Yes, your grocer keeps it.
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WEATHER STRIP! Weather Strip! Weather
StripiM 100000 feet at &c. per foot.
CHAs. Il. CARTER Il Co..
Hardware. COG Pa. ave. NV,
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FINE GooDs.-Wholesale prices.
China Store, 1910 / street northwest
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WASHINGTON DRESSED BEEF, go TO Jno. r.
NELLY. Center market, 9th st. wing, tomorrow.
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Our Coffees are Selected by an Expert
Fresh fine and unexcelled in drinking qualities.
it, NJ. q p. METzGER, All 9TH St. NV
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1915 CHILDREN's OvERcoATs

Furniture, carpets, upholstery goods, bed.
ding, window shades and wall papers.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

TEE a LEADING ARTICLE IL the pEcENBEs
az An hoitor's Symposium. - seven brilliant papers
oy ouf most Popular editors. The subject " die
ns,son.i Se,esy possiele standpoint Tue Inter.
sS IL me complete novel n 'AtAhuslpss Curtain.
W conn nlnitry ana the entire her il brilliant
one, $50 year rs cents . NUMBER For sale hy
III dealer. Nov b the time 20 .ub~crfce. Remit BY
% East sth st.. NY Ia
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VISIT the Empire Carpet Cleaning Works
e3l-655 Mass. ave. NV. Telephone 1871
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Every True Believer I'm Real Comfort
wears one of those Mems Fine $3.50 Saxony
Wool Knit Jackets, selling SO rapidly at 81. 49, at
G. AUERBACH's, 9TH and II. The Only Agency
for the Only Domestic Sewing Machine. 1t
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BIG DRIVE ~ CAPPETs.-Four hundred pieces
ten wlre brussels tapestry carpet at IS cents
Per yard. former price 80 cents per yard. Two
hundred pieces best fve-frame body brussels at
% cents per yard, former price Sl.25 per yard.
WASH. Il. WILLIAMS,
18th and streets northwest
BUY Your Coal. Coke and Wood from JOHN
BON BROKERS', the leading firm IN the Dis
trict.
CRUSHED AND SHINY Plush GARMENTS made to
look Ike new at a nominal cost, at
HUTcHISsoS's, 9O7 Pennsylvania avenue.
UPRIGHT PIANOS
for rent.
F. g. SMITH, 1925 Penna. ave.
The JOHNSTON famous dry roast Java Your
grocer has it.
FIVE HUNDRED woven wire springs beds only
e2.5O each, former price 81
WASH. 3. WILLIAMS,
9TH and ID streets northwest
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Sa75 Cur1npvx's Sr-rr

$50 CHILDRExs SUITS.
These are the suits we have been selling at
"a, $3.50 and IS.
EIsEMAS Bros, It'll and sits.
rb;iJra,,s
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Funs AND w aAps.

SEAL SHOULDER CAPEs with Queen Anne Conaa
SEAL JACKETS and SACQUEs. all % Low Prices.
SHOULDER CAPEs In AstrschAn. Mini, Rszian.
Beaver. Monkey and Nutxis Furs.
TUP TRIMMING.
Al PLUSH GARMENTS ct Low pf1cea
TURs and WRAPS cold - low - any houss in
America and invite buyers 10 bring the price usts
and catalogues of I'll houses Of this or any ct1sA
WuLETT 3 RUoFE.
Uattsrs md FurE5su.
nlo-Sm eos puunayivuniA svA
&De H FLANAGAN.
M4 I.Pgsa ~ b pas9ssa e - - e =, "a
molda wsssfs. - ysyslH g hsld; 4 yea n.y.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-12-02
John A. Logan Camp

have decided to hold fair and bazaar for the
purpose Of properly uniforming themrelves
and to establish a relief fund to aid the Grand
Army of the Republic in caring for disabled
comrades, their widows and orphans. The fair
will be held at Willard hall from December 8
to l9 next The following articles are to be
voted tor: Safety bicycle. full dress United
States reg ulatloh commissioned officers uni.
form to most popular officer in DONG; SET
of China dishes, III pieces; photographer
outfit, banjo, double barrel shot gun, boys bi.
cycle, set OF paror furniture, suit of clothes to
express driver, Adams or United States express
company. An $500 rosewood Bradbury piano
will be awarded to a season ticket holder at the
close OF fair