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FRANK WARDS TRIAL.
1t Will Probably BE Commenced Next
Wednesday

1t Will Probably BE Commenced Next
Wednesday
The case of Frank X. Ward, charged with the
murder of Maurice Adler by shooting him in
the Marble Saloon, is set for trial on Wednesday
next, in the Criminal Court, Chief Justice Bing-
ham, having some weeks ago been postponed
In consequence of the injuries to Senator Black
burn of his counsel. There is but little doubt
that the trial will then proceed, as Senator
Blackburn has sufficiently recovcted and will
appear with Judge Wilson. Jas. Coleman,
Chaplin Brown and W. II. Duhamel.
1t is thought that the selection of jury will
be a difficult matter. owing TO the prominence
given to the case and it would be regarded as
fortunate should the selection of qualified
jurors be completed i'll time to enter on the trial
proper by the 18th Every effort will be made
when once jury is selected to have the case
concluded before the holidays.
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THREE OF A KIND.
Servants of Distinguished Men Before the
Police Court.

Servants of Distinguished Men Before the
Police Court.
Three Young colored men. Richard Maxwell,
Vim. Hunter and Proctor Knott. were tried in
the Police Court yesterday. The first two said
that they worked for distinguished persons,
while the third one thought his name would
pull him through. Maxwell said that he was
employed by Senator Hale. He was charged
with beating his wife and the proof was that
he slapped her for not answering n question
that he asked her after she had promised to
love. honor and obey him. A fine OF - was
imposed.
Hunter, who said he worked for Senator
Morgan, was charged with being suspicious
person and SO was Proctor Knott The latter
was given the maximum sentence-three
months. Hunter was held for his mother to
come and claim him.
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RUDDES's FURNITURE, CARPET AND STOVE
STOREs.-Public favor is tickle at times but
Mr.. Ridden has always managed to hold ii.
and the ret of his success lies in the fact that
his customers can always rely upon him for the
latest and best in the furniture line. At pres
ent he calls attention TO his assortment OF bed
room suites in sixteenth-century finish; also in
antique oak and walnut: carpets in velvet.
body Brussels, tapestry and ingram; parlor
suites in rug. plush and hair cloth. hat racks,
wardrobes. sideboards, rugs. stoves, heaters,
ranges and every other essential to a comfort
able home In the second place you can de-
pend upon it that the goods he offers are sold
fully 10 per cent cheaper than the same line
elsewhere in the city. This of itself is a great
inducements to prudent hOusekeepers and when
II Is also remembered that purchasers are not
required to pay in full before the goods are de-
hvered. but only small deposit 10 asked and
ample time given 10 hquidate the balance. it is
plain to see that now Is the time and RUDDENs,
80 and 9,2 9TH st. NV, the place to buy
your furniture. carpets and other household
necessities.
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DISTRICT GOVERNMENT,

SALARY FOR sEALER OF WEIGHTS AND MEASURES.
The Commissioners have been discussing the
idea to make the Office of the scaler of weights
and measures a salaried Office. Heretofore the
officer in charge Of that branch of the work
received his salary from the fees collected. In
letter to the Commissioners yesterday Mr..
Frank Aldrich says II the proposed change Is
carried out the sealer should receive a salary of
e. 600 per year, his assistant $1,000 and a
labOrer $780, In addition to this he thinks the
District should pay for the horse and wagon of
the sealer or allow him to receive the fees to
pay for them. He says that he thinks that all
dealers in scales should be required to have
them stamped as to their correctness before
they are sold. for under the present order of
things many inferior scales are sold that can
never be made correct.
STREET EXTENSION.
The Commissioners yesterday afternoon gave
q special hearing in the board room to those
persons interested in the opening of T street
extended between LIST and I'd streets west. which
the Commissioners have ordered, deeming it
conducive to the public interests. Mr.. Joseph
Paul was the only interested person present,
and as he offered no objection the Commission
ers will call jury.
ORDER AS TO STREET PERMITS
Capt. Rossell in a letter to the Commissioners
suggests that an order be issued in effect
that hereafter whenever any permit is issued to
make cuts in the streets, except small cuts
made by plumbers, the permit be made III
duplicate, one copy to be sent to the chief of
police. and that he be directed to send copies
of the same to the police precinct in which the
work il to be DONE that the police may
know the conditions on which the permit is
issued and lie held responsible that these con-
litOns are carried out. both as to the time and
the way the work is to be done. The Commits
sioners have approved the suggestion and an
order tn that effect Will be issueu
VITAL STATISTICS.
Health Officer Townshends report for the
week ending November 90 shows: Number
OF deaths. 6s-white, Al; colored, q. Death
rate per 1 900 per annum-white, 1875: colored.
us. Total population, AL. Twenty-seven
were under five years of age: II were under one
year old. and IA over sixty years. The principal
causes OF death were: Group, 1; diphtheril. 3:
consumption, 10; diarrhGal. .; typhoid fever,
3; malarial fever. 2; scarlet fever, /; pneu-
monia, s. bronchitis, 2; measles. l.. Births
reported]7 white males, "a white females;
IL colored males 16 coiored females. Mar
riages reported-27 white; 10 colored.
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TAKEN TO ROANOKE.
Bowen, Alias Evans, Goes With Chief Of
Police Morris,

Chief of Police Morris Of Roanoke, Va,
reached this city this morning to take H. W.
bowen, the alleged forger who was arrested
wednesday night by Detective Carter. Chief
Morris says that there are number of charges
OF forgery against the prisoner. The latter was
In the employ of a real estate firm in Roanoke
and he visited the convention of real estate
dealers in Norfolk some weeks ago. While
there, 1t Is charged, he passed several forged
checks and he is said to have done the same
thing in Lynchburg and Roanoke Bowen, who
signed his name here as Evans, saws he can ex-
plain his actions satisfactorily. He returned
with the chief without the formality OF a
requisition.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
AMusEMENTs TONIGHT.

ALsareE's--Naggie Mitchell in 'Lorle."
NATIoSn-Robert Mantell in 'Monbars."
haEE.s.-Chas. T.. Ellis in 'Casper the
hEENASs-Harry Kernelrs Vaudeville Com
pany-
NATIONAL RIyLEs HALL--"Carnival Of Ma
tons"
S3SGhEGArIoSAL CHURcH.-Lecture by Rev.
T. W. Gansaulus.
Mrs,c HAIL-Stanlev.
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ID nY G O O D 8.

ID RY G ooDs.
AANDRosCOGGIN BLEACHED COTTON, &c.
AARD-WlDE BLEACHED COTTON, Sc
EEATHEkiROOF TICKING, I!c.
WOOL fLAIDS, Is in. wide, 5Oc
One case REMNANTS CALICO. light and dark &C.
tuil line LADIES' COATS
ASTRACHAS CAPES, 81, &3 and 81
ZYLONITE COLLARS, l.,c. I; CUFFS, :Oc
BLANkETS, Red, White and Gray.
Pillow CASE COT1ON,!G,
25c. ~' '~A~ "Ao''
SHAW1.S in great variety and prices. %
Large line Of RUGS from ta)c. up
BOYS, WAISTS and KNEE PANTS.
BORTREE'S DUPLEX COKSErS Al
Ladies' and Childrens UNDERWEAR
FRENCH WOVEN CORSETS, soc.
NURSING COkSETS, Sl
Chidren's ALL-WOOL RED SHIRTS Or
7. b. TOwNER l. SON,
mo 1916 7th ct. NV.
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Of commons last night was that Mr.. Parnen had

OF commons last night was that Mr.. ParneU had
scored hit. Even the i-Parnellites ad-
mitted this, expressing. however, grave doubts
whether the liberal leaders would be willing to
give the assurance asked respecting the next
home rule bill. Some advanced members of
the liberal party expressed themselves as in
favor Of giving the assurances demanded by
the Irish, but the moderates, representing GER
tainly the majority of Mr.. Gladstones follow
ing, hold q strongly opposite view. They de-
clared that to follow the counsel of the ex-
tremists would be to shatter the liberal party.
Inc parliamentary and country liberals gener-
ally took gloomy view Of the situation, be-
neving that circumstances pointed to the re-
tanning OF Mr.. Parneu in the leadership. Mr.
Parnelrs opponents said that. failing in the re-
ceipt OF assurances from the liberal leaders Of
kind to ensure his retirement, it was still
open to them to move a substantive restriction
calling on him to resign. But it was also ad-
mitted that there would be very little hopes Of
passing such resolution.
LORD sALIsBURY's SPEECH.
In Lord Salisbury's speech at Waterfront, Eng
land on Wednesday night he referred at length
to the impending separation Of the liberals and
the nationalists. Referring to Parnell and his OPP
ponents he said: II care not whether Parnell
wins or not. 1t may he q weakness of human
nature, but perhaps prefer man fighting des-
peratcly for his life to crew whom he has made
and who are now against him."
Lord Salisbury discussed the revelations of
the Hawarden interview made;by Parnell's man.
ifesto and proceeded to denounce the Glad
stonians for offering the chief secretaryship for
Ireland to Parnell while the foulest things were
alleged of him and Capt. O'Shea's action for di-
vorce was pending. Referring to the proposals
In regard to Irish affairs then made by Mr..
Gladstone, as divulged b. Mr.. Parnell, Lord
Salisbury declared the land question would be
subordinate one if an Irish parlia-
ment had control of the police, because
the control Of the police includes the control
OF all legislation in regard to property.
Lord Salisbury showed at great length the
objections to allowing self-governed Ireland to
send thirty-two members to interfere i'll English
politics. especially after the revelations made
recently touching the kind of men Irish repre-
sentatives are. Dwelling upon what he called the
policy Of "double-shuffie,' Lord Salisbury de-
clared that the disgusting details of the O'Shea
divorce case were not the real cause of the an
tasonism between the powerful furies now
ranged against each other. Mr.. Gladstone was
bent upon the impossible enterprise of uniting
the English liberal, who is dead against separa-
ton, and the Irish nationalist. who cares, for
nothing else. He only succeeded when things
were quiet by reticence and the use of ambig-
nous language. Lord Salisbury declared that it
was no longer possible by dark outlines of
policy to effect an impossible coalition.
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COlumbia..Athletic Club.

Inc nrst athletic exhibition of the Columbis
A'H.euc Cino will be given in the gymnasium
n., saturday evening. The program viii in
'Iaue wand drill, Indian club swinging, fence
,. '' fencing. horizontal bar. tug OF war,
ns-~eisht sparring. pole vault, wrestling,
M, anu elbow: broadssord. acrobatic feats
I ESi, neayy-weight sparring events. Prof.
~ he I,, rom the Naval Academy, is expected
Iencias and broa,lsword with lbs son. who is
T...s s instructor In these sports mt the club.
to- entertainments will probably be con-
o, s on Alternate Saturday evening TIN ough-
ON the o.has seI, water polo being the attraction
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Condensed LOCALS.

Mr John L. Wight has been elected director
VI tae Corcoran Fire Insurance Company Of
this city.
yesterday afternoon ". g. Kircheval. a guest
a. me 81 James Hotel. fell from car o. WASH
iHstoh and Georgetown railroad, on Pennsyl-
n ,J avenue between ~ and 9Th streets.
ne was attended by DIR. Hickling, who found
thaf his injuries we're not serious
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PHILADELPHIA STORE.

OPENING OF HOLIDAY GOODS.
Fancy Baskets. Dolls, Bisque Figures.
Terra Gotta Figures, Smoking Sets, Clocks.
Bronze Figures. Toys.
In our Ant Department we have . line Of
Eider-down Pillows and Head Rests, Fancy
China Silks, Silk Elaine, &c.
Will offer great bargain In Scrap Albums:
Lot at &C., made to sell st lSc. Lot No. 2
at lOc.. made 70 sell a: size. they viii not
not last long.
lot of Fine Smoking Sets. in cat and
Nickel, sold last year at tl.25 We Win ell
them at Csc. -
Reliable Umbrellas IN bingham, Gloria,
Isle Spun and SILK. We keep only such q
wecsn fully recommend to you and our price
the lowest.
Mems Neckwear. Kid Gloves, Cardiesu
Jackets. Cotton. Cashmere and Wool Hos
isry. Suspendegs. White Shirts. Collar and
Cuffs.
Persian Gostskin Rugs. in Black. WHITE
and Gray.
Table Linen BY the ysrd and In ssts. With
Napkins TO match.
Chenille Table Covers. :5c. to ed.7n
CARHART 8 LKIDY,
o2S It'll IT. end 5O0 ct. n.v,
= PHILADELPHIA eTORR
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Our line comprises the best values ever
shown from our gray Scotch ribbed at 4Sc to
the finest. Our Joe. French neck merino shirt
Is especially good.
franc Soy. ONE PRICE. cor. 7th and d.
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SPLCIALTIES N fINE BUTTER.
The Darlington. The Sharpless.
The Four Leaf Clover.
and S-pound boxes packed for family use.
JAMES F. OYSTER.
Office cor. Penna. ave. and 9th st.
MI. Gall. 9Th IT. wing Center Market.
-AHi Ae' ''"' i125 Northern Liberty Market
TelephOne No y7I-3
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The National Board OF Trade.

The secretary of The board Of trade Of this
city. Mr.. A. ID. Anderson. leaves this evening
for New Orleans to attend the convention OF
the national board of trade, which meets on
Monday. An invitation viii be extended to
the board TO hold an adjourned meeting in this
city during the centennial week in April next.
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BABY,s SKIN AND SCALP

Cleansed, purified and beautifed by the CUTLCURA
REMEDIES. the purest and best for itching burning
scay. crusted and pimply diseases of the skin and
scalp. with loss of hair. Mothers. do not delay
Childhood is the time to permanently cure all humors
Of the skin and scalp. Save your children years Of
mental and physical suffering Ii
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C,IBIsrxAs GOODs-Choice stock Of water.
color paintings. etchings. photographs, por-
Cei.in paintings. picture frames and mouldings
At the art store OF Il. j. LAWS. 1427 Pennsylva.
MA ave-
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A THING OF BEAUTY
r. ..

Any time you like to call on us you can see
thousands and thousands of joys for ever in
the shape Of lamps. bric-a-brac, onyx and
metal top tables. &c. &c, in all the newest de-
signs. Everything is plainly priced, and we
have exerted ourselves to the utmost to make
this seasons display the best ever seen in the
CITY. We think We have succeeded. Come and
see il you think 50 too.
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TEMPERATURE

in Washington colder. but if yOu are provided
with an asbestos gas stove comfort will reign
within G. \ MUDDINAS. Gil 18th street.
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orARr Bottle FINE WHISKY, 75c., as good
as sold elsewhere at Il. Homemade Crane
wine. 81 per gallon. At O'HARE's Grocery,
I245 9Th st NV
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sPECIALrIEs IN ZINE BUTTER.

SEE THOSE 1913 childrens suits and over
coats reduced from -, $40 and 50. EIsEMAS
Bios. 7th and E.
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DURING the month OF December the Boston
Variety store Will be open for business every
evening until 10 o'clock.
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TOMORROW will be better day to buy asbestos
gas stove. lamps. gas fixtures, &c. {. A. MUD
DINAS GA 18th street
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FoR law or commercial printing 60 to
MCGrLL 4 WALLACE. 1107 St. NV.
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SPArES BRsU VrRsASDT BIER, bottled at the
brewer III Munich. CHARLES kRAEYER, Agent,
!37 7th street northwest.
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ALL Of our 81. $3.50 and IS children's suits
anu overcOats S3.15 for one week only. Else
NAN Bros, 9TH and +.
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one HUSDRED IN one window and multi
plicity irside-Emps. c. A. MUDpINAN, GA
18TH street.
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Demands OF the Labor Men.

At the last regular meeting o. District As
semly, No. g. x. Of L., it was decided to petition
the Senate to set aside for day the consider
alton Of the elections bill and to take up the
four labor bills passed at the last session of the
House. These are the eight-hour bill. the alien
contract bill. the contract labor bill and the
eight-hour back-pay bill.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-05

DURING the month of December the Boston
variety Store will be open for business every
evening Until 10 o'clock.
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FOR ONE WEEK only all of our "a. 80 and
% ehildren's suits and overcoa.s, 1915. Else
MAN Bros 9TH and T.
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IxpoETED ginger ale Il dozen. at
CHARLES KRAEMEp's
137 It'll st. NV.
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Will reveal to Won the fact that our line ofoyer
coats is the largeS; and handsomest in the city
EIstNAN Bros. 9TH and Z.
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SANTA CLAUS gives presents to the little ones
n. the Bee Hive 926 9TH IT. NV.
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DUR;SG the month of December the Boston
Variety Store viii be open for business every
evening until 10 O'Clock.
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The well-known firm of johnson Brothers
supply more families with fuel than any one
FIRM IN the United States.
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GUEss for the parlor clock and ornaments at
ID ELLIS, Sd and 4 streets southeast.
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sEE GREAT cash piano bargains
q. L. WILD ( Bros. 109 7th st. NV.
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= 5. SHEDD & Bro, 1872 9th st.

EXTRA SUPERIOR old rye whisky. 81 per at.
NJ h p METZGER. All 9Th St n. w.
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RIGHT Now you get the best choice Of lamps
ID novelty goods. G. 4. MuDDIMAN. GA 18th st.
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An INVESTIGATION

Who is it that doesn't value life? An idiot
with bad blood and without A.B.C Alternative.
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Free..-Samples of DIR. Niles Restorative
Nervine ct MERTzs DRUa STORE, i014 F ST.
Cures Headache, Nervousness, Sleeplessness,
Neuralgia, Fits, &c.
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SEE LIVE Santa CLAUS at Bee Hive, GAG 7th
St NV.
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TONIGHT until clock We will remain open
and every nigh. until holidays. c. A. MuDDI-
MAN 6l4 18th street
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VISIT THE EMPIRE CARPET CLEANING WORKS,
eSl-635 Mass. ave. n. W. Telephone 1852.
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IMPoRTANr.-Fine parlor furniture, hand
some mirrors, chamber furniture Of every de-
scription, ladies' and misses newmarkets and
cloaks, steam pump from the post office de-
partment, number of fine horses, carriages
and sleighs, will be sold at Dowling's, 18th and
Pennsylvania avenue, tomorrow, commencing
ut 10 o'clock =.
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BARBER L ROSS,

BARBER ROSS,
nth AND SITS.
BARGAINS Fon TH1s WEEK Only
ORDINARY PRICE. 81 % PER SET.
STAG HANDLE CARvERS.
FULLYGUARANTEED 81. oo FER PAIR.
ORDINARY PRICE. 81. 80 PER PAIR.
CROWN FLUTING MACHINE,
$3.50 EACH.
ORDINARY PRICE. 80 EACH.
OLD RELIABLE CLOTHES wRINGER.
s1.7s EACH.
OUR ENTIRE LINE OF SCISSORS AT
10 PER CENT DISCOUNT.
COAL HODS. 10 INCHES. ............aCc.
ORDINARY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
ALSO FULL LINE OF GAS AND OIL
STOVES, FELT WEATHER STRIP.
FURNITURE HANDLES AND
MECHANICS TOOLS.
BARBER h ROSS. -
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY,
OPPOSITE BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE
nlO2A,n
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"Rockbridge Rye" finest made, a peygal-
Ion; 81 quart bottle. LYNcH's, 404 9Th st. NV.
sl-m6f.tr
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w. NJ. SHusrrn & Soss,

w. NJ. SHusrrn & Soss,
Dealers in
FRENCH. GERMAN. ENGLISH AND AMERICAN
DRY GOODS.
90 PENN. AVE. NV.
Desires to call your particular attention to their
unusually attractive stock Of FINE FASHION
ABLE DRESS GOODS Of the latest styles and
Of superior qualities
We have On elegant stock Of VERY STYLISH
PLAIDS IN THE NEWEST COLORINGSat
moderate prices.
Also the handsomest assortment Of STYLISH
ROBES we have ever offered. ranging from
s1o to $50.
We also desire to call your attention to our
elegant assortment of COLORED vELvETsi
every DESIRABLE SHADE which We will
cut straight or bias and In any quantity desired.
Our stock Of RICH BLACK SILKS il now
very attractive. having on hand q splendid as
sortinent Of elegant BLACK FEELS in several
qualities and at New York prices.
BLACK GOODS.
wsn,ake speciality Of MOURNING GOODS
and keep constantly on hand . complete stock,
comprising LUPIN'sa ndPRIEsTLEYsmakes.
which are we'll known to b the best makes
brought to this country.
ONE PRICE IN PLAIN FIGURES.
". II. SINISTER SONS. ms
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An Invention Making Sewing o Pas
time, Wheeler h Wilson's New High Arm No. 8.
1t charms on sight. It's use enraptures.
Office 437 9Th street northwest o9-2m
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

FORECAST TILL EIGHT A. N. SATURDAY..
For the District Of Columbia Delaware Mary
land Virginia. and North Carolina, rain, south.
erly winds. warmer.
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Shoes at a Sacrifice.
We are overstocked and must SELL We will
save you money, as prices are 10 object
d3&5-2t* ]. Brock, 722 7th st.
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BRING CHILDREN to see real live Santa Car
ut Bee Hive. 926 9Th st. NV
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House 4 HERMANN for furniture and car
pets. Cash o. credit. See adv't, page 8.
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lQrARr OF 81 WHISKY for 75c.
CHARLES kRAENER, 737 It'll st. NV.
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CHARLES ERAEMER.
1S7 9TH st. NV.

SEE those 30 frock and sack suits. EIsEMAs
BIOS. 9Th and E
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Congestion Of the throat is at once relieved
by DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup. Price 25c. s
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Mems Fine Knit Jackets, S1.24
500 more received today at c. AUERBAcH's,
Saxony Wool Knit Jacket Depot. eth and H.
Domestic Sewing Machine and Pattern Agency.
d2-5t
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DIR. GuSsAuLus tonight at Congregational
Church.--Adrt.