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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-20

Halt dozen stores in the business portion
OF Beamsyille, Ont, have been destroyed by
fire. The loss is estimated at $40. 000 The
insurance is $4,000.
The residence of John Gilmour. at Chelsea.
Ont. has been burned. The loss is sI0, eco; in
surance, $1,000.
The Staff canning factory at Kansas. ILL.,,
has been destroyed by fire. Loss, $40, 900;
partially insured.
Fire broke out Wednesday in the lumber
yard OF Licberman. Loveman D Brcn. Nash
vile. and destroyed property to the value of
80, oOo 1t is amply covered by insurance
The flames originated in the engine house.
Fire destroyed the entire business por-
ton of EdSertou, Missouri, "Wednesday
The flames We're ut first discovered bursting
from the store of the Edgerton Drug Com
pany and soon spread to adjoining buildings
Once started little could be done to check the
fire, and it had things its own way.
When it bad finally burned cut the store of
the EGgerton Drug Company, the Lindell
Hotel, Kerr Il CumDerford's general store
U COnnors store, Christian. Wellington 4 Co.,
Decker's hardware store, the post Office. S,nr-
gis Co., millinery store anu the Farris resi-
dence were In ashes. The loss amounts to
S0o.0OO. with an insurance of SIS 600. The
cause of the fire is unknown.
Farwen 4 Daniels building, 100 by 40, two
stories in height, ut Mills, Mass. was burned
by an incendiary IRE yesterday morning.
The lower hoor was occupied by the post office
and stores and the upper floor was used as q
hall. Loss, 10000; partly insured
A large wooden double tenement dwelling
house, owned by Fred X. Cheney and located
on Grand street. Haverhill. was damaged to
the extent OF $4,000 by fire yesterday morn
ing; insured.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.

ALBAroHs--Mme. Modjeska in Mary Stu
art"
NAT1UNAI--'.DIue Jeans"
ACADEMY or MUsrC.--"A.abama."
HARRIS BIJoU-N. s. Woods in 'The Or
phans of New York.
KERSAS's LYcECM 'rHEArEE. Whallen and
Martel Company.
ST. AuGUsrISEs CHURCH HALL---Fair and b.
Zaar.
NEwsBoYs' HoNE.-Recepton and Sale.
Masonic TENPLE.-Fair Of Ladies' Aid So
ciety Of North Capitol NJ. E. Church.
NATIONAL RIFLES HALL---"Courtship Of
Miles Standish"
WILLARD HsLL---"A Winter Rainbow"
Hon SCHOOL HALL Readings by Prof E. B.
Warman.
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Reception to Bishop ChapelIe.

A reception was rendered last evening to
Bishop Chapelle by the Carroll Institute in its
hall, which was handsomely decorated for the
occasion. There was large attendance of the
members Of the institute as well as OF the
friends of the bishop, who were pleased to
unite in paying a tribute to man who is SO
generally popular. An address of welcome
was delivered by Mr.. E. ]. Hannah. the presi-
dent of the institute. and Bishop Chapelle in
his response spoke of his appreciation Of the
people among whom he Had spent eight years
of his life and his regard for the many warm
and true friends he had gained. He COM
mended the work that was being done by the
institute, and hoped that they would continue
to have the success which has crowned their
efforts in the past. An opportunity was given
TO each one present TO meet the bishop per-
sonally, the presentations being made by \. +.
Taylor and II. ". Sohon. The committee of
arrangements was E. J. Hannah, n. I. Taylor.
George Bogus Ed. Mallet, jr., Edward Voigt.
]. b. o Neill, Fred Sohon, NJ. D., n. II. Shea.
y. l. Murphy, ". /. Weller, I. J. Sullivan and
H. W. Sohon.
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A New Good Template Lodge.

new lodge oi Good Templars has been Or
ganized at Potomac Hall. ll;h street aud Mary
land avenue southwest, to be known as Good
will Lodge, No. z, and the following officers
have been elected: C. T. NJ, John McCann; "
T., Miss Gertie Il. Libbey; secretary. Mr.. John
l.. Fugi.t; rs, Mrs. Anna Seymour; treasurer,
Miss F. Virginia Moore: chaplain, Mr. John
Imirie. IT,; marshal, Mr.. Robert Bows; ID. NJ,
Miss Martha C. Nelligar; guard Miss Anna
Bellfeld; sentinel, Mr.. Chas. Tunnis; p. C. T.,
Nr. Geo. ID. Forming.
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We Are now manufacturing picture frames.
We have had such excellent success in this line.
owing TO our superior workmanship and our
low prices, that we have concluded to devote
all orr capital to this business. To more
speedily effect this We shall commence this day
to sell OFF ali our toys aud fancy goods at so
cents on the dollar and less. They must be
sold before Christmas. Look at our window,
3l2 18th street The prices will surprise YOU.
All goods not sold by December 10 will be sold
at auction. of which notice hereafter. H. Srr-
yEIBeRG Il Co., 3I2 It'll street and 3l3 sth
street.
Entrance through shoe store on 7th.-Adrt.
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An Important Liquor Case Decision.

Judge Miller made an important ruling in a
liquor case tried in the Police Court yester-
day. The defendant in the case was Mr.. VIM.
H. Zeh, who was charged with being an I'M
licensed liquor dealer. Mr.. Zeh had s25, the
amount of the license tax, deposited with the
Commissioners. bu. his license was not acted
upon at the time the prosecution WAS ins.i-
tuted.
Messrs. Campbell Darlington and Joseph
Shillington, for the defendant. contended tha
under the circumstances stated the defeii
had a right TO sell ana that be would have vio-
lated no law until the Commissioners had re-
Jected tie application. which they did not do.
The court sustained the position taken by
counsel and ordered the jury to return a YER
dict for the defendant
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Great Slaughter Sale of Coa,s.

Ladies Black Diagonal Refer, former price
20; tomorrows price. $3.50. Fine Diagonal
and Plain Cheviot Refers, trimmed in
either astrakhan or coney, former price.
TI0; tomorrow's price, S440 About 1--WE
Ladies Black Cheviot Reefers, with genuine
astrahhan full shawl collar, usually selling at
sio and above tomorr0w's price for them is
$40. Ladies' Tan Refer. trimmed WITH
genuine monkey. full shawl collar which sold
rapidly at $40; our tomorrow's price is sc. 40.
All our higher price coats are reduced in the
same proportion. Misses Gretchens sold from
S4;oo to 20: all sizes; tomorrow's price, $3.50.
IL 5. T.. YOUNG, S04 9TH, bet H and L
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FREE OF CHARGE
A handsome plush shopping bag pair Of
elegant gloves given with every child or lady s
Coat tomorrow at EIsESNASNs-
Facts will tell, long lectures are unnecessary,
9ow prices and small profits talk for them
selves Our expenses. compared with others,
are very small We have no rents to pay We
buy for cash and sell for cash only; thus we
are enabled to sell you goods with the very
Smallest profits.
Tomorrow we shall give you another treat,
and II you study your own interest come and
look for yourselves. We will not urge you to
buy, but want your opinion.
Hpecialties in the Cloak Line.
30 childrens REFERS at S1.19. worth double
90 children's long coats, in plaids and stripes.
III sizes, made of sii-wool cloth, worth IS. at
~ IS. 100 ladies' Atwood cheviot REFERS. 2;
lnches long, with Astrsctan collar; regular
Orice Is. so; for tomorrow they will sell at
% 80. IS ladies best cheviot REFERS, 90 inches
long with elegant fur shawl and silk loops,
worth ss, At SO for tomorrow only.
30 ladies' Atwood diagonal REFERS in tan and
gray. with mink collar and handsome mink
ornaments, satin faced, guaranteed to DE worth
and sold elsewhere at $40. Our price for to-
morrow. 16.98.
few more Of those fine diagonal 3O-inch
Goats, satin lined with fine Eur or Astrakhsn
shawl, sold at SIS &c SIS. Our price to-
morrow 10 s9.s9.
4 Few Specialites in Capes.
50 imitation Astrakhan capes, with storm
collars, worth IS, at Sl-69- 80 fine fur capes.
satin lined, worth SO, at s349. 80 extra large
French Coney cspes, worth 81. at sI-JS. Is
real Astrakhan cspes, sold at SIS. Our price
tomorrow, S99S.
Also special bargain sale of merino under
wear, corsets. hosiery, blankets and comforts
ut asronishingiy low prices.
Remember, we shall present every purchaser
Of n child's or ladies coat with handsome
plurh shopping bag or pair oil elegant gloves.
Make no mistake. Remember name and
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LID Car

seem to be the order Of the day with re-
Suits somewhat alarming. You may play upon the
Of people for time, but be careful not
to exaspera:e them. The greedy. graspiny, gan
grenes do not wait to consider the effect OF their
-damnable doines-they simply ''go it, blndroid.
lis it werc and when the clouds of their own max
ing burst find them totally unprepared to cope with
the results.
- Liars should have a good memory. Fires some
times occur by design and some business peop e
use OF the occurrence in such way that it
puts money in their purses. Hence they welcome
tho recurrence of seemingly unfortunate episodes,
which MT man Testing themselves quickly as
freed would have IL. they tax the ingenuity OF their
usually fertile brains. and from out this vast store
house OF Villainous resources conceive and carry
into effect other diaboca schemes, more pernicous
perhaps than the original accidental discovery OF
how to WORK the people.
Greed of gain is a LINGERING insidious disaase-a
-canker worm, generous sore. eating its way into
the yitals, killing all the finer senses, without lock-
stock or barrel. causing ,ries to be committed for
which there is no real and the perpetrators
only awaken to the Nervousness Of their
-offense when the Grim Monster knocks
with the awful Summons This night
thy soul is required of thee" No time tor
prayng, no time Cor rrotestations of personal ire
-sponsfbiity, no time TO laugh. time to sing no
time to undo that which has done-tlie mex
-orabie summons bro Ks no delay adds not single
breath. 1t says, with the awfuiness OF eternity.
COME!
Ill you lave HVeu Iie OF uprlgltneSs. pure and
- holy the summons viii have no terrors fo- you :
but on the other hand. if your life has been that
OF tricks:er. trifer, worshiper of Mainmon.
"A crawling, creeping thing, with no higher aim
than the accumulation of the dross Of the earth,
your crnging and fawninx and pleading will breed
only contempt in the hearts and minds Of true
-Lea. and You will feel that you're doomed
but damned. Then tie Nan: have done with
--TRICKERY, TREACHERY and TREASON.
BE MAN
nd NJ N fair and In
$50. that you can look every squsrey in the
face and say: did unto you I would that every
one should do unto me- That's the ticket which
will pass US through this world and purchase an
entry the other without protest. Believing this
and acting in accordance Herewith We make the
BEHCK UH xvi 'ovERcoATs. STRICTLY ALL
ALi-WooI MELTON oyERcoATs. HEAVY. 90.
STORM oVERCOATS. 70 s5 &c. rs. 81 so. eli. 20,
MEMS SUITS, VARIETY OF STYLES, 81 80.
HARRIS, CASslMEhES. wIRE-MOvEN WILT
SHlhEs AMI BLACK CHkv1oT SUITS, $40.
L0SG fANTS SUITS FOR BoYS.si. "a. 90. $3.50.
* sR6kT rxSTs siiYfs FOR BOYS. q. 30. a..
e2 80. Is, ESQ. $3.s1. ". -; 80. S4.s7.
eu We mans Specially s9ins soSs for yH Sai
famous event.
VICTOR 4. ADLER'S
10 PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE
9,7 AND g,o 9TH ST. NV.
CORNER MASSACHUSETTS, AVENUE
STRICTLY ONE PRICE
OPEN SATURDAY UNTIL II P.N
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CATARRH

Is A CONSTITUTIONAL DISEASE
AND HOODS sARsAPARlLLA BEING CONSTR
TUTIONAI. REMEDY. READILY REACHES
AND CURES IT.
"a sense OF gratitude and desire to benefit those
afflicted Prompts to recommend Hoods Sarsapa-
ris 10 all who have catarrh. Tor I4auy years was
truub. ed with catsrrh aud
INDIGESTION
And general debility. l rot ST. low could net get
recommended catarh. but failing every instance
of being relieved. Osssne
VERY MUCH DISCOURAGED.
At last noticed in of Hoods books. left at my
house. that Hoods Saisapariila WAS good for catarrl
After taking bottle begin - get relief. / have
used. within two years, Ten twelve c.ties and
feel better than have 10: years attribute my i'm
proyement wholly to the OF Hoods Sarsaparila.
Airs. CHAS. RHINE. corner Yori and Pleasant sts,
Hanover, Pa.
N.B.-when you ask for
HOODS sARsAPARILI.A
Dont be induced buy any other: Insist upon Hoods
Sarsaparilla-lOO Doses One Dollar.
HOODS PILLs.-The lest liver invigorator and
general cathartie. Gentle, but prompt and efhcen:
Price - cents per box !
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Presentation to a Messepeer

B. s. Stewart. colored messenger in the
general land Office, expects soon to be married.
Yesterday he was presented with a set of china
by the employees OF the Office. Judge Wright
made little speech and Ben was equal to the
occasion and responded in an appropriate
style.
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Yesterday afternoon in the Criminal Court
Edward Howard, a colored boy of fifteen years,
charged with HOUSEKEEPING and larceny of q
watch and pistol, withdrew his plea of not
guilty and plead guilty. Sentence was sus-
pended during good behavior and his personal
recoSrlzaace taken.
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Just Think.
Tea for All.

Tea for All.
Everybody likes Thea Nectar. every body wants
it and nearly everybody uses it. Don't be an
exception. Call and get a package. Special
present with every pound, Coo. Warranted to
suit all tastes. A handsomely decorated china
bread and milk set, three pieces. given with a
two-pound box of A. d z. Baking Powder
Checks given with every % cents worth of Tea,
Coffee, Baking Powder or Condensed Milk. Look
out for the Home Guard during Christmas
week: don't miss il. The GREAT ATLANTIC AND
PACIFIC TEA COMPANY, SOL and sos 7th street
northwest, corner E street nolS-4t
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Yesterday afternoon James Cornell, alias
Shanty Common, plead guilty to the charge of
larceny from the person--silyer watch from
Chas. Mazza, October 20-wiihdrawing his
plea of not guilty. He stated that he had jus.
arrived here from Cincinnati on visit to some
friends and was drunk at the time. The justice
sentenced him to eighteen months in the Al
tany penitent.ary.
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Ircu, IroHn IrcHm
SCRATCH. sCRATcHM scRArcHn,

This Is the condition Of thousands who suffer days
Of misery and nights Of sleepss agony from itching
bleeding and burning and other skin :orturss
and who live in ignorance the that single an
piication OF the cUrICURA REMEDIES viii Afford
instant relied and poiat 70 As<sly. permanent and
economical cure
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For Tomorrow Only,

We will sell on tomorrow only the
Finest Process Flour, $685. IS and 45c. sack.
Finest Roller Process. 81 so, rs and 40c, sack.
Brook Trout, Csc. New Prunes and Raisins.
Fresh Nuts.
Clover Honey. Burbank Potatoes, 75c. bushel
Pure Rye Whisky, five years old. csc, quart
Port Wine. med. use. full quarts. SOC. bottle.
Catawba Wine, 75c. gallon; Csc bottle.
Angora Bitters.
1t P. r. WILSON, 934 7th st. NV,
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The Crawford shoe; no corns.

PRlcE OF CHIIDREN's LoSG CoATs At HALF.
$50 childrens long coats that must be sold.
Coats that were 50 at "a; coats that were sc az
IS; coats that were 80 at $3.50; coats that were
So at sl-50- Sizes to IL. AT the ORIoLE, SD
7th ST., near l.
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Thomas ID. Singleton, .415 7th st NV.
Furniture. Carpets, Draperies and
Upholstery Goods.
The special discount of Is per cent given by
me on all cash sales last week, ending with
Saturday, will be continued for this week on
everything embraced in my large and new
stock with the exception of Carpets. These 1
am Offering at about the cost of handling. An
early cali solicited and you will find that you
can save money by placing your orders now.
All goods purchased for the holidays will be
stored until needed
nol6-m,w&f, THOMAS d. SINGLETON.
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WIxoNs, sos 9Th ST. n.w.-Boston hams, 10c. !;
5 bs. lard, 25c.; eorncd beet, &C., creamery
butterine. 22c-; cans corn. 25c.; 3 cans toma-
toes. 25e.; 10 lbs buekwheat, 35c-; doz.
pickles, Csc; Florida oranges, 20c. doz. maca-
roni. loo. pkg; groceries, meats DC.
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LOCAL MENTION.
Tha WeafIicr

fnckf FORECAST FOR wAsHfSGrOS AND VICINITY.
Warmer fair weather; probably fair saturday.
FORECAST TILL EIGHT - ". SATURDAY.
For the District of Coian.bia Nav, land an,,
Virginia. slightly WARMER; soUtheriy winds and
1Iir weather, except local shoWerstonight in
the Aleghcnys mountain district: probably
generally fair and warmer saturday ard Sun
GAY.
C~fDITIOS oF TIE WATER
Temperature and condition of water at
an: Grea. Falls. Temperature. "a; condition,
10 Receiving reservoir. temperature. AZ. Con-
dition at north connection. 10: condition at
soash connection, 50. distributing reservoir.
Temperature, As; condition at infuent gate
house, Is; condition at efiuent gate house, &C.
High Water. Low Water.
His Am. IL :25 pm. $40 am. 5:25p m.
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How to Save Money

Go to YoUNG's, S0i eth st.. where You can
puy Genuine Warner Health SI.25 Corsets at
&c.; DIR. Strong's "Tricora" Sunfower 81. %
Corset at 75c.; French Woven Corsets. 49c.: an
Elegant Heavy White Blanket ut 9Sc; Ladies'
Merino Ribbed Vests. &c.,: a full line of Muffs
ana Capes at just about bali of regular prices
II s. Z. You've. 804 7th st., bet. H and 1.
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s'Rockbridge Rye" finest made, - per gal
Ion; 81 quart bottle. LYScHs, 404 9th St. NV
sl-m&f,tr
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Biliousness, Constipation, Torpid Liver,
&C., cured by Miles Nerve and Liver Pills. so
doses Csc. Samples free at
Str MERITS DRUG STORE, l0l4 F st.
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Now, husband, in our hours of ease,
Do buy Bulls Cough Syrup, if You please. 6
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HAND CovERISOs---Gloves of all sorts and
kinds "A quarter" is our starting price. From
that up as high you wish to go. Have a
pair! FRANC j SoN, One Price,
Cor. 7th and ID.
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Dr. WARMERS CoRsETs. &c: monarch shirts,
Sc; shawknit hosiery. z5c- BRoDKEAD's, 18th
near 5.
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Good Sweet Catawba Wine, 75c. per gal.
one Bottle of Whisky. Brandy, Gin or Rum, Csc;
lbs. best Lard or 6 lbs. Gran. Sugar, Csc.
U HAREs CASH GROCERY, 1887 7th st. NV,
near o. 1ts
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NJ. EIsESMANS 4 BRcs.

Main Store, SOC 18th st. n.w.. bet. 81 and l.
West End branches, 1924 aud 1876 Pa. ave. N. "
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j Have large stock of Heating and Cook
ing Stoves at low prices Latrobes and furnaces
repaired. Call and see.
nO2O-1m GEO. Z. GARTRELL Sl5 It'll St NV.
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WHAr Do You WoRk Fow

No one works for love. IL man Is worth q millsoa
he works Tor money Every doss that which yieido
the best return. Why aont yOu the same dis
cretion IN buyinsf Buy everything cash and buy
from cash houses II you pay cash ask first: do yoo
walk cut You can't save anything there. Credis
houses can't give cash Prices i the only
Furniture Dealer in Washington with nerve enough
TO say; II don't want credit trade. II you can't
pay cash you need not come. You will hear thoss
who BUY Or sell On credit say; ''oh. he blower. he
cash makes vne soower, &c. place me a. the
bisrest blower IN the city, and read the following
proofs: Solid Oak Extension fble, cluster leg al
lecs). %; six-foot Extension Ts6e ca Seven
very handsome kus Suites. deep rinse. roll plush
arms SILK plush backs. &c. es: sold elsewhere 400
70 SIJo best I ur huss. white. gray black, no
smell. %, 1ard-Hide CarIets l..ssc, 2Oc, slc.
Ss. Sc Brussels carRets. Joe. s5c.. SIC. 20 si;
Best bcay Brussels. ~ ..
4ssa o SHif su e. %.s Be-
Boards, OAK. sl2. 50 20 $50; Sin ost chairs -;
leather seat Chairs. q On each. 5-Ilece lee SET
$ZS. e3Se 70 tlo. Dinner Set, sT'ess 10 so; SD
Iumblers. l5e: Initial Tumbers. beautiful style-
dozen loo barrels Glassware &c. silver-piafed
Anlves. 81 - FORKS. lac Plated lea Set, Teapot
sugar Sreem and Spoons. &o. 10. each piece spa-
rate. We lave the goods sna want the money Tor
Len- neither you work On the street or count your
tnousApos i've on Connecticut .,sN snpoodle.~
nave goods you want and will you hink.
Know what am ssying and only asa you 10 oozsS
NJ. C. GRAsTY,
DOCBLE STORES
Furniture. Carpets. chins. Glsss. Tin. &c.
l5lo-l2 sth st. n ~. bst and q.
Doaf doubt til vos tyy. noe
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TAKE IorR PHoIoGRAPHs to r. GoLpscHY,p' S
and have a crsyon portrait made for 81 IS,
worth Sl0.
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fok artistic colorings and effects in wall paper
90 10 X W. HESDKRsoSs 5. lII3 + ST. NV
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HEADACHE from the wind or any cause u ir,-
stantiy cured by '.Bromodine." Druggists, %
cenyl--A4ck
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500 More of Those Extra Fine 81 so
Saxony Wool German Hand-knit Jackets selling
80 rapidly at S1.49 at c. AUERBAcHs, It'll and H.
Domestic Sewing Machines and Patterns.
oc30co-1m
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CRAYoS PoRTRAIrs worth $40 for SI.yS at X.
GoLDscaaID rs. I0U7-l009 street n. ". Salts
faction guaranteed.
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The annual meeting of the Home Market
Club at Boston held Wednesday and alter
hearing the various reports Of its officers re-
elected the old board for the ensuing year.
Jack Dempsey, the fighter, is i'll.
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Buy YoUR TEAS AND CoFFEEs at 73l 9Th ST. TO-
morrow and get your sugars free.
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DoS'r Miss our great SASS sale Of mems
eults and overcoats this week.
EIsEMAN BEos.. It'll and T.
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"SIBLErs!" &c. Druggists.
. YorR SUGAR free tomorl

C.hrrrs Cleaned by the Empire Carpet
WORKS, oSi-65S Mass ave NV. are made moth
proof free Of charge. Telephone 1852
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-20

SPECIAL PRESENTS in sugar tomorrow. Great
China and Japan Tea Co., 73l 9TH, between
and h N. W.
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GREAT CHINA AND JAPAN TEA Co., 731 9TH st.
Sugar day tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-20

Regalias, Banners and Badges.
8. n. MEYER,
ga It'll ct. NV.
Lapel Buttons for all Societies &c. oA-tuAf. I'm
An Invention Making Sewing Passims,
Wheeler Wilson's New High Arm No. O.
1t charms on sight Its use enrapturca
Office 437 9th street northwest dll-tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-20

LIGHT by Rochester lamps.
MUDDrMAS, GA 18th ST.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-20

LARGE SIZE ''crayon portrait for sizes at
Z. GOLpse nM.p's S. IOO7-l0O9 T street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-20

SPECIAL PREsrST--Sugar given away at Great
China and Japan Tea Co. 13l 18th ST.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-20

Make Your Store or Office Comfortable,
avoid annoyance and colds. Buy the Morton,
Door Check and Spring; it closes the door and
prevents slamming. Put upon trial by JORDAN
d MACLEOD, 512 10th st. NV. Send postal. moo