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Temperance Meetings.

An intere,ting temperan. address was de-
hvered last evening by Representative Cutchcon
of Michigan at the Western PRESBYTERIAN
Church. He maintained that while tempe
ance societies. were the means of doing 3. great
deal of good. vet the church presented ho only
avenue Of escape from the drink habit. He
be hcsed that ia, Oil.y ini,denve iha- couid free
the victim IF lntemperance Wa, the religion of
Christ. He spoke OF the social customs III this
city and said that he knew of no other .ity
where there was so much wine drinking He
referred to the bill which he had introduced IT,
Congress and which Was now a law providing
for temperance instruction in the public
schools. and said that if he had accompli- he'd
nothing else during hi, congressional career Of
eight years he would rest satisfied with having
been instrumental in placing such law upon
the statute books.
A largely attended meeting was held last
evening at Grace NE. Church under the
auspices Of the Young Voman's Christian Tenn
perance Union. The president, Miss Jennie
Watts. presided and \ literary and musical
program rendered. Address were made
by DIR. Z. n Whitney and Miss Louise Stroid.
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Sent Down for Vacr:lncy.

This morning in the Police Court IL colOred
woman named George Cox WAS tried for
vaSrancy. Policeman Sontas arrested her in
South Washington fo~ being an habitual drunk
ard and also because she has no home. Her
face was distigured and it was stated that she
had attempted suicide several times. Judge
Miller said that there ought to be Il house of
refuge for such persons. as the workhouse was
not the proper place for them. As there was
no other place for her. however, she was COM
united for a month and the sconrt suggested
that she might be placed in the alulshouse
ASYLUM
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AND THE Doom WAS Shirt

Or. HeH; WHO Nd'es H' Why ITO Nm Go THERE
Was tha subject Of the fourth lecture by Rev.
Frank Sewali. at the Church IF the HOLY CITY.
on Dupont Circle. last night. he said. Who
shut that door? Man himself shuts it. not God.
Ii heaven Is the ability to receive and enjoy
spiritual life from that Sun which is tine center
of all life hell il insensibity TO that life vision
closed heavenward. delight in Internal things.
rather than celestial. Why is il that there car be
no reformation beyond this life? Because this
earth is the man-making. charactcr-buildinr
sphere. We are aiready in the spiritual world.
choosing freely our life and spiritual compan-
ionahips. We are going ITO our own place. -
where ruling love leads us. How reconcile
God love with souls lost to eternity? Why
does God not compel every human being to be
good and happy? Because eternity is one per-
pctuate. io,c. and man would not be man if
he were not free to choose. Is God cruel to
permit man to do as he pleases? Does man not
love his evils? Evil desires make hell. IL q
civil government cruel because it does not
keep wicked men in irons? Il Life Worth Liy-
ing? will be the subiec. Of the lecture next sun
day.
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CONDENSED LOCALS.

Yesterday morning the horse and buggy OF
W. III. Coleman. driven by E. H. Tyler, col
ored. ran away and collided with a tree on 18th
between l. and NJ streets. The buggy was
wrecked and the horse injured, but the driver
escaped injury
A fire saturday evening destroyed lounge
in the residence of L. Slotzenger, 1929 9th
street. caused by a boy playing with matches.
The damage was slight.
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Policeman Sutton Of the first precinct the
prosecuting witness in two cases in the Police
Court today. The defendants were John Cur
ran and Geo. A. Parker. The officer said that
the defendants spend most OF their time in Il
pool room under the Globe Theater that is open
every day Ill the week. SUNDAYS included. Ye,-
terday. he said. there were about seventy-tiv
persons in the room. and not more than ten o..
Them were over twenty Years old. Enrr;.n. III
officer said, pawned some stolen property to-
some boys last week. Judge Wider required
Curran to give bonds or so down for ninety
days, and accepted Hayes personal bonds. re-
marking that il the latter Was found iGafinS
about the pool room again he would have to 20
down.
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Elections of Officers.

The Mysterious Club has elected officers az
follows: Mr.. L. j. King. unanimously chos, Il
president. President n. L. DauShton having
declined reelection: Mr.. j. y. Jones vice pres
ident. \. ID. Tucker secretary. James Mankin
financial secretary. Emil G.. Shaftr treasurer.
Capt. l.. A Iittleiield sergeant-at-arms and f.
]. May sentinc,. Msssrs. Littletiel,l and Mohlcy.
were elected directors and Messrs. H-i-Iy and
Cunningham house committee.
Northern Council. A. l.. of H., No. J34 has
elected the following officers: Commander John
G. lo,t; vice commander. s. j. Vaughn: orator.
Albert y. Dewey; post commander. G.. f. Rod
erick; secretary. james Print: collector, NJ.
W. Leese; treasurer. Peter Printz: chaplain, N
Il. Malone; guile. Andrew Wilson; warden. j.
+. Ward sentry. j. T. Stewart. COMPANION
William Funk WAS elected as Il trustee for three
wears Companions y. b. Malone, W. Funk. G.
+. Koderick and VI. +. Pilgrim were elected
representatives to the grand council and Com
panions NJ. +. Durham. s. Bauer. J. C. Yost
and VI. ". Leese alternates. Companions A.
smith. j. c. Yost and c. F. Roderick were
elected as an auditing committee.
Cyrus Castle. No. 1. knights OF the Golden
Eagle, has elected the following officers: Noble
chief John l.. Baker; vice chief. W. b. Chris
man; high priest w. L. Schlosser; venerable
hermit. NJ b. Null: sir herald, Hal Warren:
ulaster Of records. &. =. Cummins. clerk of ex-
chequer. +. III. Sherritt: keeper of exchequer.
Thomas Baker: representative to grand castle.
CT. A. Warren. +. Columbus succeeds to the
post of pas. chief By virtue of his having served
az noble chief during the present term.
At the meeting last night of the Immse ulate
Conception Branch. 4l9, Catholic Knight Of
A-nerica. the following officers were elected for
the ensuing year: FraBkJ. McQuade. president
&. A. Sohns. vice president; Thos. Birney. re-
cording secretary; ". N. Becker. financial Sec
rotary; John Shughruc. treasurer; Geo. DAILY.
SCI geant-at-arms; sentinel. Jas. A. Dee; trustee
for one year. Thos. MolOncy.
At the meeting of the philosophical Society
Saturday evening at the Cosmos Club officers
for the ensuing year were elected as follows:
President. Prof. L. c. Mendenhall: vice presi-
dents, q. X. Gilbert, Prof. @. Brown Goode,
Dr. Robert Fletcher and Il. S. Woodward; treas
urer, W. A. DeCaindry; secretaries, W. c. VIM
lock and j. 5. Dller; general COMMITTEES, Mar
Gus Baker, ii. ii. Bates. L. w. Clarke, W. II.
Dali, q. W. Hill, H. NJ. Paul, g. v. Riley, o. H.
Tittmann and L. +. Ward.
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BEAR This IN MIND.-What better could YOU
find for Christmas than handsome parlor or
Ged room suite. or a pretty carpet, well made
ami nicely laid. and how much better present
o; this kind, which gives pleasure and comfort
the year round. than one which Is used for
da; and thrown aside the next. When you are
in dOubt, therefore. what to give for Il holiday
gift. drop into Isudden Furniture. Carpet and
Stove Stores. $50 and !r}2 eth street northwest
and get something that will be SIRE 70 prove
satisfactory. both To- giver and receiver. Sea
sonable well nsefui and ornamen tal gifts
OF this kind. purchased at Mr.. Ruddeus, will
be delivered before Christmas and can be paid
for after the holidays. A small deposit only is
required.
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A FATAL CAVE-IN.
VIM. Robinson Buried Beneath q Mass Of
Earth in st. Elizabeth's Grounds.


fatal cavern occurred in the grounds of St.
Elizabeth's Hospital for the Insan, Saturday
afternoon. A trench was being dug from one
of the buildings 10 the new engine room. The
excavation was more than ten feet deep, and u
eolored inmate of the institution named Will
lam Robinson, was at work wheeling away the
earth when the bank began to give away. A
small mass of earth fell and it caught Robin
son legs so that he could not get away. Mr..
j. +. Cox. foreman of the laborers, responded
to the unfortunate mans cry for help and he
was doing his best 20 rescue the injured man
wher another cave-in occurred. This was n
much larger mass of earth than that which fell
at first. The foreman sprang backward just as
the earth FELL but Robinson. who was still nelh
fast. was caught beneath the heavy mass and
was killed.
Coroner Patterson held an inquest Yesterday
and the jury found that no one was to blame
for the accident. Foreman Cox was COM
men6ed for his bravery.
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GETTING The BABY To SLEEP.

Young hus5and-.An Anita. my dear for the last forty
and mumsinc hyo-ly. which. Pre- is species Of
Incarnation or suppli,4tion to Morpheus. II seems
to lne that you have gotten hold tine wrong charm
When Grassy, the usher. wants to wake people uphe
says buy oh. buy, and lie makes it great success
seep after reaIing his advertisements. They
paying too much ;or our FURNITURE. China Glass. &C.
am impatient Tor tue niorning / Mt to rush up
there and the goods he a1vertis-s Just listen
Ant Extension Table It, - 1--WE paid go; six Solid
Oak Chairs. 80 1--WE paid e. .l solid Oak Side Board.
Sl!h, Walnut Chanber Suite. S:s4. IS. Mirror six.0
Very Handsome Oak suite. aiirror 4ox:sO, Fren, n
plate, No. sod elsewhere $40 and S9J; Solid Oak
Desk, pigeon holes and shelf below S6; Roll Top do
500: very handsome ones, IL TO $50: Fine Higa-
back 0ak bnng Chairs patent seat 81 % and 81 ao
with cushion back SOTO S17 Mhite Fur Rugs. e.. Is
stock from si.Ss, to sf9.56; 200 Enaiish Decorstea
Tea Sets. from $2sS to S10 100 Dinner Sets.f from
$5.s e ss9 Clear Crystal Tumblers ,or 15c; Fine
ID styles $40 900 stock at selling prices Everything
marked in plain figures. No secrets.
We don sell anything at unless out OF season or
damaged We don't pay Tor this advertisement for the
fun OF It. We know that are Offering cash Luyer
OF Washington paying Inducements and we want your
patronage. matter where you live, whether you are
white or coiored rich or poor. good or bad You will
md everythng pleasant kept oyer-crowded house.
Don't read this card ami say, oh that's ali gush hut
come and see. You shall not be disappointed. Only
WAC oRAsT3 ,n sesc.sy. =
FURNITURE. CARPETS. CHINA &c.
d19 CHEAP FOR CASH.
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or THE WATER.
GRfAT SCOrTl

You woull not believe that furniture could
be sold so cheap until Won call ut Houghton Il
Cos. They are selling off their immense stock
regardless Of cost
\ fire selection for holiday presents.
ParlO= cabinets of unique designs ladies'
dressing cases and writing desks. gents large
chairs and rockers. gents shaving cases, fancy
plush chairs and rocker iii great variety. This
sale will continue until January 1. 1891. If YOU
want one of those beautiful oak and cherry
rockers az 54.75 with seat and back elegantly
upholstered in silk plush. rali early they will
soon be gU3e. Remember. only -4.75. W H.
HoraHroS & Co.. 1918 and 1220 st. NV
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USEFUL HOLIDAY PRESENTS FOR GENTLEMEN.
Silk and felt hats, kid and dogskin gloves,
Silk and gloria umbrellas. wool underwear.
Neckwear, suspeaders. muffiers, handkerchief,
Lambs wool. merinO and cotton half hose.
Full dress shirts ties. gloves.studs and buttons.
Collars and wristbands. night shirts. &c. &c.
X. G. LEWIS h SOY, ''One-price' Outfitters.
1927 New York ave-. near 18th st. (nOrth sidel
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OHOIcE HOLIDAY GOODS.
"
We offer carefully selected line Of goods for the
HOLIDAY TRADE.
Fruits. Nuts. Raisins. Candida. Citron Lenon and
seasonable goods
We guarantee quality to Be drstclas and prices very
reasonable.
To insure prompt delivsry ssnd ordsss early.
BURCHARD Z CO..
o20sem3m Psnusy1vania ave snd as
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ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.

ALBAuGHs.-Casino Opera Company in Poor
Jonathan"
NATIoNAL---"A Parlor Match"
HARRIS After Dark"
HERMAN Boom Company in
1.-The CIemenceau Case
ALL Souls CHURcn. Lcc'1re by DIR. Edward
Everett Hale.
MUsIc HAIL.--Cleveland's Magnificent Min
strels
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ANACOSTIA.
PERSONAL,


Mr.. VIM. Baxter. who for the last two years
has been ranching in Wyoming. has returned
to spend the holidays at his parents home on
Morris road.--Miss Croghan of Washington
is visiting Miss Sallie WOrthington of Good
Hope Heights. -AIrs. Stevenson. one of the
early settlers on this side of the river and one
of the most popularity known ladies here. died
yesterday morning at her home on Bridge
street Heart trouble was the cause.-Mr.
Michael King has recovered from his recent i'll
ness.--J. G. Lee addressed a Temperance audi
ence last night at Fletcher Chapel.
IMPROVEMENTS.
Three handsome dwellings, are being built on
Jefferson street by the Anacostia Building As
ISOLATION.
OFFICERS ELECTED.
The Associated Charities have elected the
following officers: Judge II. B. Fernald. prcsi-
dent; Rev. Davenport. vice president: George
F. pyles. secretary: Barnabv Bryan. treasurer;
Rev. T.. Richardson. ID. c. Fountain, Rev. Geo.
Bowman. Mrs Julia Tolson and Miss Matte
Minnix. board of directors.
RELIEF WORK.
Rev. Thomas T.. Hughes acknowledges the
following collected by Capt. J. T. Smith for the
destitute family mentioned in Thursdays STAR:
Sll,W in money: outfit or stockings from Mr..
MckTcw; canton flannel from Seaton Perry
and suit of boys' clothes from Robinson. Parker
4 Co.
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IE v embossed pictures Sc. J. Jay Gorlds.-Ad.
500 REyARD

TQ-kalOn wines ar" guaranteed absolutely
pure. 800 will be paid upon correct ANALYSIS
showing otherwise. For sale only at GA l4th
street uorthw-st-.lIrt
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Neutrality-suspicious. Given Prominent Piacr

At the annr"l meeting ri the American
meteorological Socio: II New \ ork on Satur-
day Prof. T.. &. MendoTEall WIS elected one of
the vice presi l.n.S. O. X. Ti.tman W., chosen
'D.respoi.dins secretary and PAofs. Cleveland
Able. SiDr"l Ncwcomb. $. L. Langley and f.
ID. Leech were chosen members of the council
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PrMpLEs, BLAckHEAps,

Red, rough and oily skin prevented or cured by that
greatest of all skin beautihers the CUTICURA SOAP.
Incompatible for the skin. unequaed for the toilet.
and without rival an infanti,e Produces the
loveliest. whitest. clearest skin and soittst hands
Warranted absolutely Sale greater than all other
skin sOaYs combined q
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JARVIS. i26 9TH It. NV.

A fine display OF rich fruit. pound and silver
cakes for the holidays. Great care taken to
have them of superior quality. Fine French
candy. lbs. for Il; extra quality. 3 lbs. for 81
Something very choice. just the thing for i
Christmas present. 7jc. h.. in handsome box.
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Az INTERESTING DEBATE.-At the Christmas
entertainment to. be given by the students Of
Spencerian Business College tomorrow tues
day. evening III the college halls there will be
debate on the following resolutions: Resoirsyt,
That the use of intoxicating drink il demoraliz-
ing and destructive to the individual. the
home, society and the nation and its manu-
facture and sale should be prohibited by law
enforced b. public sentiment. Twelve young
men and women will take part in the discus
sion and the question will be submitted to the
audience at the close Of the debate.
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CHRISTMAS s.-Choice stock of water
color paintings, etchings. photographs. por-
eelain paintings. picture frames and mouldings.
ut the art store Of 3. j. LAWS. l427 Pennsylva-
uia ave.
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c. STRAUSS & Co.. stalls 46:}-46S Center Market,
have for sale at prices reasonable that will
astOnish YOU all kinds of roses carnations.
hyacinths violets, ferns. and palms in fancy
pots mice Xmas gift. Most extensive growers
IN the District. Call.
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HAVE YOU seen the display,,of lamps. bronzes.
seonces. &c, at GEO. RYNEAL. JR AIS 9Th street
northwest IL not. YOU should look through
before deciding on your purchases. The stock
has never before been complete as now.
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GOLD 7: Ss, half price. Hopkins, 42l 9th-Ad
/ li,; AWAY Robbery.

"a Di;, away .soDDsry.
On saturday night Mr. San,uGl Pabbi.. Il
stranger III the city. got Inside the ferciDg
guarding the rain DAD track on Vrs mia avenue
lear A. street. when two "oored men ap-
preached him. one of whom threw Il soft felt
hat i'll his face and the other held his arms
They quickly went through his pockets secur-
ing rs: with which they cscap Il by running
under the cars which were on lhc tracks
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We CANNOT DwTLL too long on our neck
wear. Our surFaSsing lire OF soc. tecks puffs
and four-in-halds Is unique in its extent and
beauty.
FKASc < soy. One Price, cor. 9Th and ID sits.
NO damaged goods
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.
erf.,sr I'LL. EIGHT A. ". Tuesday.

FORECAST TILL EIGHr A. n TUESDAY.
For the District of Columbia Maryland
and Virginia. fair: variable winds; slight
changes in temperature.
CONDITION or THE WATER
Temperature and condition of water at
am.-tireat Falls. temperature. -; condition.
30 Receiving reservoir. temperature. 80. Con-
siitiou at north Connection. "a: condition at
south connection. Sc: distributing reservoir,
temperature. 30. condition at infuent gate
honse. IL: condition at effiuent gate house 30.
High tide in the river, 449 M; low tide, III 81
u. IN
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ARTISTIC GAS FIXTURES.
crystal Chandeliers.
s. s. SHLDD K Bro, 1872 9Th st.
BLASkErs. sc. TO el2 pair. at BRopHEAD's.

WHAT makes more useful as well as orna-
Eaental present than lamp? GEo. RyNEAI IK.
is 9Th street northwest. has them in endless
variety. in vase. library, banquet and piano at
lowest prices y gallon Of Rynears royal Sc
y.I,Ie
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MARK-DowN SALE Of suits and overcoats.
EIsEMAN Bros, It'll and E.
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LAMPS.
s.. =. SHEDD K Bro. 1872 9Th st.
CHARLES KRAEMER. 737 eth st. NV.

MASITor GINGER CHAMPAGNE for Christmas
and New Year should be i'll every household.
Nome alcoholic
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Only A Few DAYS To CHnrsrMAs

STORE OPEN IN THE EVENINGS.
Sensible and useful holiday gifts at mod
trate prices.
White Aprons, in plain and tucked, full
size and well made, -, 10 and :JOr.
French Embroidered Aprons. 81. $1.2J,
Si.:0, $1.15. 81 and -. -.
Ladies' Skirts. 30. 7Jc., 81. Good homes:
goods.
Wool Skirts. 81. 81 % am $1.:IO.
Mohair und Satin Skirts at s.. 20 AMI %.
Asrachan Capes at ~ 80, *6 and ~. 30.
Diagonal Cloth Keefer Jackets, $J, 80,
*, $40 and &1:i. Perfect lifting.
Lace Curtains. 81 up to Sl2.
Fortieres. Is to $l2 per Iai-.
Umbrellas. Cne of the most useful
presents made. Our stock is complete at
less than regular prices.
Cinlhani, "a, 9bc. and 81.
Gloria. silver handles, I'll. S1.25. s1.jO,
$1.15 and 81.
Union Silk, ~. g.. a5. 81 so and 90.
Lis.e Spun. $50. ~. 10. %. $3.50 and
e4.5O.
Guaranteed Silk up to the finest.
Lace Bed Sets. SO. $3.50 81 AMI Sl2.
Hsndkerchie,s >. Linen. Hemstitched, ut 10,
l2H. IL, Ii, 81, 81 y and 5Oc.
Embroidered at l22l,s. Ii. p, 37JK, 80, 75c.
and 81.
Initial Handkerchiefs at l2x. % and SOC.
six Embroidered. in coOrs, ut Soc. A
bargain.
Mems Plain White Corded and Hemstitched.
fancy bordered.
Hcns.itched Silk. in White and Black,
Fancy Silk and Plain White Muffiers.
Doll Babies OF all kinds.
Writing Desks, Ink Stands, Smoking Sets,
Toys. Fancy Baskets, Art Goods. &c.
Hosiery, Gloves, Underwear.
Blankets and Comforts ut less than usu.l
prices.
Smyrna and Moquette and Persian Goat
Rugs. See the quality and price.
OPEN IN THE EVENING.
CARHART LEIDY
d17 0cS 9TH ct. and SO6 Ut. NV
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LOCAL MENTION.

Yor-know the place,
No.-6l4 18th street
We-have the lamps.
Have--you seen our novelties,
The-most choice selection and
Lowest-price for quality.
Prices-marked in plain figures.
c. A MUDDINAy
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BEaCoS DROP LIGHTS complete, Te. c. A.
MUDDL1fAS. Ga 18th 1t.
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An Invention Making Sewing a Pastime,
Wheeler & Wilson New High Arm No. ).
1t charms on sight. 1t. uSe euraptures.
Oihce t37 eth street northwest. d1I-tr
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WILL SACRIFICE his entire stocb

E. F. BRooKs, 81 15th.st. NV. open Monday
Tuesday and Wednesday until pm.
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SwEETHTaRTS AND WIvEs-.

In fact ali the ladies-will be delighted with a
present Of beautiful fancy box or bask t filed
with Huyler's delicious bon-bons, choc olates &c.
Place YOUR orders now 1903 Pennsylvania ave.
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G. PrssAeso & Sons.
S0S 9TH ST. NV,
Dealers in
ITALIAN WINES AND GROCERIES
L. Lsborel Melini. Firenze. Italy, CHIANTE WINE.
Awarded Gold Medal Paris Exposition It,eo
Also Lachrima Christi Spumante and non-Spumaute
Moscato D'Aste spumante and non Spumants.
Darolo, Barbera, Bracchetto, Capri, Marsals. Far
net Brarca LUCIA Olive Oil. Psrmegiano. Gorgonxols
and Bomam Cheese. Dry Mushroom. Mscsroni Of AM
Kinds and Si1es
Asvnfsfor q. 0rossinser Yountville, Eapa County,
Csi. Wines snd Bandies. Aeents for J. H. Rorpr, 8
Co.. Aaysvflls. Ky.. Umestons Whistles dS-2Ots
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CohFoRrABLEs. 75e-, to eiderdown, s7.75
BRODHFAp's
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WILL SACRIFICE his entire stock of shoes
We need the cash; we are forced to sell, and
therefore prices are no object
BY helping us you will help Yourself.
We prefer losing all profits and 10 give YOU
the benefit OF genuine bargains.
j. BROCK. 722 9TH st.
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Liberal DIsCoUNT on all goods in stock. p
HANSON Hiss MFG Co.. 1910 + st.
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S5Irs AND OvERCoArs reduced to SASS.
EIsEMAS Bros, 9TH and E.
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VISIT THE EMPIRE CARPET CLEANING WORKS
6Sl-63J Mass. ave. NV. Telephone 1852.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

Art POTTERY.
s. SESHEDD Il Bro, 1872 9th st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-22

CHRISTMAS PRESENTS
s. s. SHEDD 4 Bro. 49, 9th ct.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-22

What Would Please your friends or rela-
tons more than pair of those handsome Or
naments shown by GEO. RyNEAI. JR.. AIS eth
st. NV. Nothing shoddy i'm stock. dlS-6t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-22

"ROckbridge Rye" finest made "A per gal
Ion; 81 quart bottle. LYNcH's, 404 9th st. NV.
sl-m&f.t.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-22

PoUND AND FBUTT CAKE only 25c. per pound
a. REIsISGEKs store 2!j G ST. NV; stand oO7,
9Th st. wing, Center Market.