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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-28
Balls YOniCh..

The First Regiment. L. Il. knights of Pythias,
will give grand Inauguration bali at Masonic
Temple this evening. The knights arc always
successful in all their entertainments and the
committee of arrangements are confident that
tonigh.'s affair will eclipse al, previous efforts
The Germania Jannerchor will give their
annual Christmas festival concert and ball at
Concordia Hall tonight. Among the attractions
will be u mammoth Christmas tree and pre-
sen;ation of gifts TO children. The Washington
SanSerDund and Arion Sanger Association will
participate III the concert and every arrange
ment has been made Tor the comfort and en-
joyment of those who may attend.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-28
MRS. BELL BADLY CUT.
She Says IL Was by Glass, but the Doctor
Thinks u Knife Did It.


Mrs. George Bell. residing at ills 10th street
northwest. is suffering from a severe wound in
the side, which in all probability will prove
fatal, although the attending physician says
il will be two or three days before he can
definitely lie tsTmine the exact extent of the in
jury IL appears that Mrs. Bell had some
words with her husband yesterday and he
thought he would go out for u walk, but his
wife oil iected and informed him that she
wanted him 10 spend the afternoon at home.
George dbl rot tEinh that way and went out
the door. His wife followed him 10 tho side
walk and ;Tied TO persuade h.,n TO return, but
be insisted On remaining oUt. AT last the kus-
band turned and went Iatc the house. closing
ard locking the door behind him. Finding
that her usbaad had. locked the door Mrs.
Bel attempted ~ push II open. and IL doing 20
she broke ont one Of it, large glass panels IL
Wis AZ thu; time that Mrs Bell Received the
serious injury
Dr. Caldwell was summoned to dress the in
jury and he found il InOfe serious than even
the woman herself had anticipated. He thought
u impo-su. Tor the glass 70 bGVe done the III
Jury anu was sure that il had been inflicted bv
some sharp instrument perhaps a knife The
vom-n's corset had been cut through and
whatever had indicted the injury had passed
between the nith AID sixth :ibs and injured the
lung.
Mrs. Bell made a statement to the doctor
concerning the breaking of the glass and IN
sstsd that that was now she was 50 badIy in
ju:ed-
Dr. Caldwell explained the nature of the in
.lry to her aGi told her that she was in a
lrecariOUs Condition. but she still insisted that
che h@d no: beer cut with "a knife. TIE doctor
faded - find any traces OF broken glass about
re woIEI OF as.y evidences OF tine glass having
en- her clothing.
The police Of The eighth precinc. were noti-
ned OF thc aIsIr, but they were unable TO learn
anything other than the wOmaG's statement
.Le patent rested easy last night and appeared
10 u 10 worse this morning.
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The session CT Perseverance Lodge of Good
Iemplars Saturday evening at Eiks Hall WAS
especially attractive and well attended. After
the close of the business session and an in
formal reception TO tho visiting templars Mr.
G. T.. Currier as master of ceremonies di-
rectcd the proceedings of the social session.
which included short and practical addresses
bearing upon the several phases of the tenn
perance reform by Mr.. John Bryson, John
Pfedging, DR.. {. n. Whitney. Jas. C. Lee, Capt
I. Vi. NilsteAd, AIRS L. A. Chambers and Mr.,
A. kaiStroni. Rotations by Mr.. Marion Gill
bert and Miss Sampson. reading by Mrs
Jennie Frear and vocal and instrumental music
by Mrs. Currier Misses Lulu Cole and Mamie
KalstrOm AID Mr. A. II. Frear.
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Has DOsr WOsDrns.
RELIEF AFTER YEARS OF SUFFERING.

RELIEF AFTER YEARS OF SUFFERING.
II think Hooi's Sarsapariila has done wonders sor
ne. For nearly nine Years was great sufferer. Tic
greater part Of the time Vas unable attend to the
most trlhinx household duties Was receiving n,esii-
cal treatment Almost constantly from physician or
another. without any material benefit, Ny peryous
sy stem coi ietsly shattered. i'm
asne my suf.ericgs. Almost continually Lad seysIe
PAINS IN MY HEAD,
And heart quite free from pain. Indeed.
severe the pam al my heart that for long time
could 10: lie down IN bed. hut Obliged to
right. l also suffered from drorsy; my limbs were
swollen as we'll rs my body 1 lecsino THOROUGHLY
DISCOURAGED. Eut seeing the constant advertise.
iens OF Hoods Sarsspariila ia :ns Philadelphia T1,ss.
Iconciuded IL give this medicine trial. After the mrs.
bottle feit much better Therefore Icontinuel using
IL for SOME time. until had used six bottles.
now free from PAIN lie uown and sleep. seldom
have headache. and work more in one week than did
in six months prior to my taking
HOODS sARsAPARILLA.
And " you can ind more thankful or happy mortal
should like to meet either one Many Of my friends
using 1t with benent." ADA v. SMELTZER,
Mycrstown, Pa.
HOODS PILLS cure liver ills, constipation. bill
iousnsss. jsundice. sick hcldAche. indigestion Sold
by all druggists. Price. p cents. 3
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On Saturday evening David Haskins, colored.
was struck by electric Cur 35 of the George
town and Tenleytown road, near Pierce Mill
road, and injured about the head. He was
sent to Freedman Hospital
DR.. J. NJ. Thompson while attempting to
enter a herdic at 7th and streets northwes,
yesterday afternoon was thrown TO the pave
ment and knocked sopseless. He was taken to
the Emergency Hospital aud found not Sc
riously hurt, although bruised about the head
and body.
This morning Mr.. II. V. Cotton, living at 4l2
5th street northwest, while crossing The eth
street track near street Was struck by grip
car and somewha. bruised
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In an address by Mr.. J. C.. Lee at the tenn
perance meeting held over the National Capt.
tai Bank last night he said the District Com
missioners' remedy for drunkenness reminded
him OF dog story. A gentleman had pet
dog that his wife was opposed TO his keeping.
She begged him to sell il. So On his coming
home one evening he told her he had sold the
dog She was very glad and asked how much
he got for it and he said $40. well, what did
yoI do with the money!" oh i did not get
any money; got five puppies at 81 apiece
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.

ALBArGn's--Bill Nyes ''Cadi"
N.TIoSAI--1he great comedy ''Niobe."
AcADEHY OF MUsic--Frank Daniels in Little
Puck"
Hams BIJoC.-"His Nibs, the Baron"
kEESAS's LYcEUa TuEArEE.-M Manchester 8
French Folly Co.
CONCoRDIA HALL-Germania Maennerchor
Christmas Festival, Concert aud Ball
Masonic TENPLE--BaIl of the FRS. Regi-
ment, L. L. knights OF Pythias.
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In the Criminal Court, Justice Bradley. this
morning the case Of VIM. Lancaster, colored,
charged with the murder of Richard Frazier by
cutting him in the abdomen with knife on
NoSemt er T. causing death ON the 18th. was on
the assignment for trial. Mr.. J. W. Walker
stated that although on Monday last he had
commenced his preparations tor the trial he
had been attacked with the grip, and this was
the first day be had been out he therefore
asked postponement, which was granted,
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CHEsAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NOVEMBER n. IsaI
~ rams ieaye caly nom I'm station as. and a
6tli anu streets
1hrOu-h the grandcst scenery ia America with the
handsolse,: ala must conn solla Train service
Wet iEOln Washington.
2UO pm Cincinnati Fast Line" with dining chr
IRON Washington alo solid C.nannatI with
CUT change. arr.yinx CINCINNATI 10 a m CONG
Lvuis, &c.
IL 40 pm. the famous II r. Nestibule Linited--
solid Nestbn-e tram with oInlnE C.ncinnAti,
Ohao 1t Allgton and l.. usyiIIe. IA
cnLat at q "a q ngton 4. NJ. Louisville
au M. CONNECTING nion depots Tor ali polnts.
Oo IA. t1Iress 10 sordOLss ale. InarO tesyIlle
hchiiioId, Ma3nescorO. StaUilton PRINCIPAL Nu-
kinis points
40. >. an via L.. r. andP Railway and RichmoudtO
oiu fOint ColniorT ana NOrfOlk-OSLl kAfL LlNk
Pullman locations Tickets a Contrary Ufnces
5l:; anu l42l fenua. ave
nolU n. ". fULLER. GenI Passenger Agent.
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Original. No. 81.
DoueHsurs.
By Mrs. D. A. LINCOLN.
Author Boston Cook Book.
Original. No. 81

Beat egg, add ] cup fine formulated sugar, and
beat till very light and white. Add l cup new milk.
without stirring. Then silt in pint pastry -four to
which las been aded :; level tea sp Cleyeland's bai
in= powder level tea So. of salt and hali nutmeg
grated Beat this thoroughly. then add. quickly,
enough InOrc 1our make arm but sol: doush Roll
out Il inch thicS cut into rings with open cutter or
into harro strips and twist them shape Fry in
Eaf lard and hal. suet eei drppin:s and have the
fat hot enough for the dough to the top
Turn them over soon the underside is y golden
bIonn and when Gone On the other side drain them
carefully. - Copyright. 1871
Use oV Cieueicnd's baking potrdcr the proportions
are made yor that.
"Cleveland's Superior 10 absolutely the best and
most desirable bal nZ powder manufactured"
Gea. Hurst, late Ohio food commissioner.
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Proposed Change in the City Post Office Pla,
Prof. Riley in Boston,

Prof. c. V. Riley. United States entomologist,
is in Boston delivering a course of lectures at
the Lowell Institute. Though invited to give
this course on two previous occasions, pressure
Of official duties has compelled Prof. Riley to
postpone its delivery until the present season.
The course includes eight lectures on entomo-
logical subjects
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4 Fraternity Club Formed.

The members OF the Delta Phi fraternity
who live in tn6 city held a meeting Saturday
evening and formed :he Delft Phi Club. In
honor Of the occasion a number o; members
Of the fraternity sat down to &C elaborate din
ner at the Losekam- Among those present
were: Walter Dayidge, j., Chas. H. Boyn-
ton, II. T. G.. Mite. Goodwin Ordway, Arthur
IL Jones, w. Il. Welsh, IT,, Geo. u. Fife, JOS
". Welsh, Elias Van der Horst, Jas. A. Emery,
Roti. T. Brooke. Chas. L. Poor. s. Stockton
voorhees, and j. Du Bose Ferguson.
Previous to the dinner a business meeting
vas held, at which a Constitution was adcut.d
and the following officers were elected: Presi-
dent, Waiter ID. Davidge. r.; secretary, Chas,
II. Boynton, and treasurer, Jas. A. Emery.
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IENNsyIvANIA ROUTE

1 TENNsYLvANIA ROUTE
TO THE NORTH, WEsT AND OUIHwFsr.
sTII bkh ukAcK NSiiEf N 5STThIsSLkS
rR,1ls se sy l2Sl r. sgys@IeE ~ is,l
coRNER efH AID Nd SIS fSN As h foLion NioN
For fttsbure and the West, P.nnsyiyania Limited
daily. Hast lane. 10. 30 a. IN. daily 10 Chscssa
Columbus and 81. LOUIS. with Faror Car Harris.
Sars to insisnaro. tisSt@ 70 Soun ISa f'i A.
.9sn. q sIeSsoi 81 lnas and Sininnat Is.
Harrisburg, and sleeping Cars hsrrsburs 70 -.
TO IT Louis. Columbian Enfress al = - o. IA
daily. with Buffet rarlor Car WASHINGTON 10 Hair
10 Chicago. Western Express at 40 y Ia dai s.
TIh s.eans aars Mssh,nfton % Che.go and s.
sn.eeLers Tor NJ louisville and Menpl. Pullman
the West. with through sleeper 10 P.tisburs. aud
For Kane. canandaieua, Rochester and Niagara Pals
For Ire. Canandaia1a ana e.,shes,er daily; for Ru,
ialo ana Nlagara daily, except Saturday, 1910
For WIIaIHspori. Rochester and Sissara rails = 20
Nm daily: EXCEPT saturday. with sieep.ns or
For MilliaInsport, Remove aid Elmira. at 10 30 .
FOR PHILADELPHIA. NEW YORK AND THEEAsr.
~ 4 ~ ~ ~ s .D3 90 a. M - =. ( 30 IA
ITO s@. 'a Is 20 20 s L. =. az. sSnd iSo6 S ssi
ll;o IN. lAInIted Lapress Of ldll man rariur
For New ioEk only. Limited Express. with Dining
FOR FHlLADEllHIA ONLY.
Fast Express. D. 10 q. week days. Ga1 J q pm
daily.
decentralization. {. 90 an eaily.
Express. . oil J. da,iy.
Eor Bosom. without change. B l5r m. every day.
For brooAlyn. y A.. al through trains connect a
Jersey Clry with lOats al Brooklyn Anna ford
ing direct transfer 10 Fulton street udilg
iefr4aee across New lOrk 1lty.
For Atlantic City, IL 90 days. ll35 D. m
daily.
1000 10 % iie6 1 onf io a = nv iO Eg g. ti.
20, 3. -. 5 -. 40. 4. on. 20 4 81 - 40 g. -
.fu. loUO. Al. - aud lib D. On SUNDAY,
80. 800. Ao5. 1851 100 a. A.. AZ A.. I.,sl.
2Ol, 30. s. IL, s. -. a.. f-Ou. 1. Co. ). 49, q Ia
~. 10 % and II -
For fopes CresE lane. 80 g. IN. aud 4-30 y. m.
For Annal'o 5sU. $40 md IL 20 a. H. snd4a 20
p M. daily, .aceIt stsDiay sundays, 30 a. NJ.
and 4. % D.
FOR ALEXANDRIA AND THE SOUTH.
For Alexandra, 4.:3u. Ga. 40 $40. a. A. 10 a
o. H.. l~Ol neon. Loo. III. 3.S, ..Os.
5.5f. e. L.. S.U2, 10 % aud li.:sS pm On sun
DAP al l. 80. ..-l. o. ~. 10. ~ am. .Ou, . o..
IT, II. ho2 and 1905 pm.
Accommodation foT Quantico, :. As a. N. daily
For lilchlnond and The sOuth. 40 and l05- am.
daily. o-Js o. IA. week eaye.
Trains leave AlrAaEaIIa Washington. g. Ca OF.
SO. q nc, 80 10. II. "a. ll.s4 am. l.U, "a
..UU. T. 10. O.U9 >. A.. IL l3. 7V5. %. a. 1852 aud
llus pan. ON sunday AZ q. 10. tU.ll. Al. Il and
ll.I4 ain. 2.Us. o0o. 5UJ. :. so .. II ana lO ..
pm.
Tickeis and Information at the offce norteas, cor
OF 18th street avenue anu at tls
station, where oTers be left recEi.x u
bseyage To Gesiinailon IRON hotels ana residences.
CHAs. J.. EJOh. j. Al. MOOD.
GENERAL Manager. General Passens q Agent.
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This afternoon the High School foot ball
eleven will play the High School graduates
who are now at Lehigh- The game will be
played at the y. NJ. Z. A. Park. eth and L
streets. The teams VIII line UP as follows:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-28

RRUc. from q East 2Dth street, New York, is
in town sgaiE for the season at Sl3 Vermont
aveEC- with u fine display VI street. calling ard
evening gowns. Orders taken and filed
promptly. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-28
EoR THIs NEE

FoR THIS WEEK
Prime rib roast, Ice.
Sugar cu-ed hams, lie
sugar cured shoulder, &c.
Corner 18th and L streets northwest.
= IIyoS HOOVER Il Co.
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HALrINoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

Schedule in cffe,t Dsccn.bcr u. 1891.
Leave Washington frufu corner Of New Jsrssr
avenue and 4 street
For Chicago anu Northwest. Nestihuled IAmit.d En-
Press trains IA ~ an. l. I.ul. daily.
tOr SlncinnEti ~. Louis. and indianapoiis yesti-
bi.od Limited 30. express n 40 4. IN. daily
For i:ttshurr and Cleveland. oxIress daily IL 3oA
Tor i,eklnFion and staun,on. no soam
Tor l.uraN, IL 20. =. - r. m.
For Roanoke, Knoxville. Chaftanooca ana Memphss
II; ID Z IA: daily sisep IA car through.
a. %. 45Ininutesl. xso5 $40 NJ nj Iii 90 s,,,,in
utesl a. M. 90. ~ lo. n. -. II 40 ,3l5 4 *
n43s All, t5.o5 45-nsinuiesl. "a 10. ~ 80, ) ~
xd.D go %. x9.Og, 40. XII 30 aud 35p ia
lu.OO, 45-ninutssD m. Az 60 co. 10 ~ a sO
81. Al, ta.to. l.p-mnutesl ~. To, xl ~ e. ~
400, 40 90. xii. 30. l.35 q. m.
For Annalo.is. - ana = - m. IL. 10 AMI Is
pm. sundays. =. 20 ain. 4. "a pun
Tor Frederick, lilo AIN. rs, tao. 90 30
For HaEerstown, 10. 40 a. m. and q. 3opm.
ROYAL BLUE LINE FOR NEW YORK AND PHIL
For Philadelphia. New lOrs. Boston, and the east
daily 4.ul. sOo. 10 40. Dining Carl an. ~ -
noon. = 4c o O., Dining Carr, ul.30 D. M sleeping
Bunet Parlor Cars ala day trains
For Boston. - 10 o.. with Pullman Buffet Sleep
Ing Ear running through 20 Boston without chans.
va fougLkeels brldse. landlag PASSENGERS n B aud
For Atlantic City. Ao5 10. 90 and IL 90 noon su,.
days. 4.to a. In. and l. noon.
for time Of suburban trains time tables lie lad
o: al tI'ket agents.
tExcept sunday. Daily. ssundGy only.
Al trains.
BaReaee called for aid e, ke from hotels aud rcsI-
dences ~ mon Transfer Co. orders .eit ticket
yf SpE i1f i"'i Ia ave. en- chs It DPS g. scuL
ten. MANAGER. tdl4l Gen. lass. Agt
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For HE H0IIpAYs.-Bon Ton pure rye
WHISKY. Acne pure sour mash whisky, Jamaica
rum. Cabinet sherry wine (imported), '3c. a
quart bottlc. Catawba wine, 15c- gallon. AT
Gas. kRAENER's. agent Tor Manitou Mineral
Water Co., s37 7th ST. NV.
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A Nav ESIERrRIsE--The Imperial Circu-
lating Library, No. Sill 18th street northwest
see al. page-
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GKxaI CHINA AND JAPAS TEA Co., 731 It'll.
Coftees roasted in Washington The Johnston
dr. roast cofiees, also Johnston'9 Breakfast
eoffae
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-28

CgURcHEs. Sunday schools fairs can buy
during this week some extraordinary bargains
IN toys or fancy goods, as we must get them
closed out this week. We mention all &c. goods
20c. doz-. AL 10c- goods 4oc. doz., all 25c goods
GoZ- some single pieces will be offered at Csc
On tie dollar. Parties desiring jewelry and
plated ware will be offered goods a. prices
which will take their breath away.
Remember,
This week is the last as after January we shall
turn the entire store into a handsome picture
gallery. NJ SnvERBERs Co,
3l2 7th st. and 3I3 Sth ST. n. W.
Enter on 18th ST. through Family Shoe Store.
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InFoaTEp BoSNETs AND HATs.-Palmer, i'm
porter Of French pattern hats and bonnets.
London round hats and toques- New designs
aided continually. Special attention given to
costume orders. PALMER. Importer. llO7 + st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-28

CARPETS CLEANED by tho Empire Carpet
WORKS, 63l -6j5 Mass IL. w, are made moth
proof free OF charge Telephone 1851
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STAGE EXCURSIONS.

Tally Dewtt's Coach Line. Round Trips.-Ho
a Arlington. Soldier Home. Chain and Cabin John
br1a,es: 10 ar. : m. 5oc: TO .,e. Zoo Para aud
ana Departments. with guide loo.
No visit complete without ride g-est in
hanc Tally Ho. Leaves 5iJ l:S:h ct n. v. sel-tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-28

900 More of Those Extra Fine 80. SO
Saxony Wool German Hand-knit Jackets selling
SO rapidly at S1.49 at C. AUERBAcH's, 7th and
ID. Domestic Sewing Machines and Patterns.
dill, WIS. till d3I
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JOHNSTON breakfast coffee. price 20 cents
MckEE's L. 5. RED Book for sale a. Geo. Il.
Grays >, 33y Pa ave-, and book stores. 50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-28

WEDNESDAY, December 50, will be the light
ming artists last day. HOS Pennsylvsnia ave.
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TRrsTEEs' SALE OF VALUABLE Ispnoyrp
PROPERLY AT AUcrIoS.-Tomorrow afternoon
at o'clock, December 20, on the premise,'
Latinier 4 Sloan will sell for trustees, Black,
ford 4 Hood. valuable improved real estate
running through from Vermont avenue to Ilth
street. The 18th street house il brick and YER
mont avenue is q frame, No. 1920 This is
highly valuable property and should command
the attention OF investors. See advertisement
for particulars-Adct
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-28

game Of foot ball will be played at Bright
wool today between tie Brightwood and Rock
willie eleyens- Tie teams will line up as follows:
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JOHNSTON breakfast coffee, price reduced 20,

For WASHINGTON DRESS BEEF
Go 10 JoHS L. EULIY. Center Market, .th ST. winf
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LOCAL MENTION,
Tho Meatlier.

rozrchsr TIL rTaIr A. N. TUESDAY,
For the District OF Columbia, MARYLAND,
Virginia. fair today ard Tuesday: winds shift
:2y 20 southwesterly: warmer Tuesday.
Hgd Water Low Water
536a-m- 54s PM ll41 am. Midnight
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ADJUSTMENTS.

an
GRAND ooNokkr
PRINCETON UNIVERSITY
GEE. BANJO AND MANDOLIN CLUES.
The iarress and .uperbly drilled coile~e club.
T., tho country. Glee Club. - men; banjo Club. IL
Mandolin Club. L..
Reserved Seats a; Me.zero,ts music store si each.
NATIONAL RIFLES ARMoRY.
Tuesday EVENING. DECEMBER 20. AT PM
ITNIvERsALIsr CHURCH.
-Four Popular Lectures IN Scientific Subjects By
PROF. JOHN b. DE NOTE. Phi D.
Monday. Jan. 4-"old ocean.-
Friday. Jan. S-''Music and n usic,snsn
Monday. Jan. ll-"Elsctricity"
friday. Jan. l5-''Physscsl Basis Of Character-
Profusely illustrated by Experiments ana Lantern
PROPOSITIONS.
Courss Tickets e. sc and sl On sale a, N.,rerott.
wednesday. Dec. IL dl2-3w
Music. MUSIC, MUSIC! PROF LOUIS WFBI r
Az FURNISHES music ior all occssions- Orders
do-im'
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ASK your grocer for Johnston b-eakfas: cof;so.
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CHRISTMAS.
WITH ITS MANIFOLD DRAINS UPON THE
PURSE. is NOW PAST. YET MANY FAM.
LIES ARE IN NEED OF DOMESTIC COM.
FORTS. IT IS HERE THAT OUR QUO !,,.'
EQUITABLE
CREDIT .ro tes. Q
SYSTEM @"i ~
MANIFEsTs
ITS BENEFIcENCE IN ASSISTING THE
RELIABLE HOUSEHOLDER TO EVERY. ,
THING THAT TENDS TO THE COMFORT
OF HERSELF AND THE HAPPINESS OF
HER CHILDREN. EXACTIN0 ONLY 4
SMALL PORTION OF HER FUTURE
WEEKLY OR MONTHLY ALLOWANCE /.
IN SATISFACTION OF THE DEBT.
DURING THE WEEK WE CONTINUE THE
SALE OF HOLIDAY WARES ~ ~ =
Upon CREDIT rq2 '''
INCLUDING
FANCY ROCKERS. CLOCKS. EscRI.
TORRES. BUFFETs. PIER AND MANTEL
MIRRORS, TOILET SETS. HALL RACKS.
PARLOR AND BED ROOM FURNITCRE,
STOVES. CARPETS. DRAPERIES:1xNDt
WORKS OF ART. prses, ~
J.sH
HOUSE HERRMANN'S
CASH AND CREDIT HoUsEA
on. e1o. vi AND es3 1Tu ST.
AND
dao aa AND sss Mass AVE Mw.
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ADVERTISING.

4 7. WALKER SONS. 90 10TH ST. N.w-cAn-
psf Lin-nx. Aabsssos Goods. hinor M eli and Cla
- s-Dly keoass. Lns. Gssss1, soa Ss:ssssl -.
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Short Breath, Palpitation, Pain in Chest
Weak or Faint Spells, &c, cured by DIR. Miles
New Heart Cure Sold at
5tr MEETZs DRUG STORE 1Ql4 a.
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JOhnstOn's Breakfast Coffee. Rebate
checks in every package. Retails zoe. lb pckg
An Invention Making Sewing Pastime,
Wheeler Il Wilson's New High Arm No. O.
1t charms sight. Its use enrapturea
Office 437 9Th street northwest dIl-tr
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A New Idea.-Sautter's, 500 9th ST. NV, sets
the best Csc. lunch in the city from II to q
Strictly irst-class. Try one. dZ3-St
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Johnston Bros. a. Co. roast every kind o
coffee. Roasting done for grocers while the,
wait. ~
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Christmas Wet Goods
The joyful season will soon be here, when the
people in general give UP all kinds of bust
ness and indulge more or lees in holiday fes-
tlvlties, especially SO here in the capital city.
While purchasing Christmas goods. and YOU
want possibly pure stimulant, the place to 60
is JAMES THARr's Old Established Wine and
Liquor House ct 818 st. NV. dS-tf
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Johnston Breakfast Coffee, all grocers sell

Don't Fail to bring your hair. Compe-
tent hands arc waiting for your orders.
At II. PHM.PpIs,
IT 91S It'll st. NV, upstairs.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
A LBAUoH's GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
AHAPPY NEW YEAR.
TONIGHT.
TONIGHT.
TONIGHT
FRIDAY tNEw YEARS, AND SATURDAY.
THE NOVELTY OF lsol-sa,
T III I. s. :: {, EE E.
BILL NYE
ABRANp NEW IDEA
LOTS OF FUN INTO IT.
los NIGHTS IN NEW YORK.
ALL THE ORIGINAL NEW YORK CAST.
SCENERY AND EFFECTS.
MUSIC BY BRAHAM. SCENERY By RAYMOND.
SATURDAY AFTERNOON
GRAND
DOLL MATINEE.
1000 DOLLS
GIVEN AWAY TO THE CHILDREN BIZ
BRING ALL THE LITTLE ONES.
NEXT wEEK-w. II. CRANE
IN
THE SENATOR" AND FOR MONEY" 1t