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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-24
A FAMILY DAY.

Interesting Discourse at the Luther Place
Memorial Church.
Responsive Scripture reading, appropriate to
our national Thanksgiving. was a marked feature
of the service at the Luther Place Memorial
Church. The music Ia always good in this
church, being led by volunteer choir under
the direction Of Mr.. John Il. Seiffert. The
pastor habitually breaches without notes. Two
lines Of thought were suggested from Psalm 100
and verse 4, Enter into His gates with thanks
giving and into His courts with praise" First
Of all this is q family day. and the daily and
abundant blessings Of life focalize nowhere az
in our daily home life. Nothing on earth 90
touches the ideal of the Fathers house of which
our Lord speaks-the heavenly rest-as the
loving Christian home. 1t may no. be palatial,
but should always be peaceful. governed BY the
laws Of kindness and full of the atmosphere of
love. In some il IL . struggle for bread. and TO
many. - TO the home Of our honored Christian
President, sore Bereavement has come: bat the
consolat!ons Of our Fathers love insrire thank
fulness, even In the darkest hours
Into eaeh NE ssme rain nnss fall.
The review Of the year refreshss memory
With sceues Of sorrow and q Joy, bat life has
more sunshine than clouds. and today Ne euter
0ods courts vith sAanksgiving. H. vhols
lo6ae6ass5 = 1lslA RsesI
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ST. LOUIS, Nov. 24.-with regard to the state.
ment telegraphed from New York that the Gen.
eral Electric Company will control the Chicago
st. Louis electric road Assistant Secretary Geo.
A. Steed says: "Of course we had to issue bonds
and DR.. Adams is in New York for that bust
ness, but no company or corporation will con-
troll the road when it is completed but the Chi
cago and st. Louis Electric Railroad Com
pany. hardly understand how such reports
should be sent out Of New York at such an
early date, as DIR. Adams did not reach that
place unit! about noon yesterday
When the road is completed according to the
last survey it will be 24S miles long, with four
tracks, two for express business and two for
local business.
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FrR DEp,Rrurxr

Genuine Krimmer Cape military length. Size a6.
Reduced from $50 90 To $500
i Select astrakLan Refer Jacket Sizaao Pa
duced from So. 90 70 s29 o.
Alaska seal Shoulder Cape. Size "a Reduced
from $50 90 TO So co
2Wool Seal Storm Collars Reduced from 81 m IN
81.
"a. 80 TO So Oh
Genuine Beaver Cane, full military length Size
10 Reduced from sl25. 20 to sos 90
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CLoAk DEpaRruExr-

= imported Bernhardt Cares. made of fine Scotch
cheviot p,aids. Sizes 81 and 49, Reduced from gao
to sl5 Wv
Imported Navy Blue Broadcloth Long Cloak silk
lined TO waist. embroidered collar and sleeves size
3S- Recuced from $50 to SIS
4 Ian Newmarket. of imported English serge.
slk nned throughout. trimmed with genuine fox fur
Size 20. Reduced from SO to SO
1 Imported Carriage Wrap handsome J,c,r.,d
pattern. lined throughout with changeable silk.
trimmed in black push. ostrich collar. size 80.
Reduced from SO TO $40
Atwood Cheviot Jacket. fur trimmed tight fit
TO $40. ~ VAC
IOb1ek Cheviot Jacket. handsomely braided silk
hilei sleeves Size SO. Reduced from $40 to So
Lght Tan Bernhard Cape. trimmed in braid let
and katherine. Size 49, Reduced from s22 80
10 $40.
NiAifd noor-- 18th St building
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DIED.

BLAGDEN. on "Wednesday. November a. lerys
at Phiade phia. MARI d. BLAGDEN. daushieT u
the late Thomas Blaxden of this city.
GRIMES. On Friday. November Is 1882 at
Occocuan. Va. ESOCH CHIMES. Born MarCh 4
lSl3
L. M. NATHAN JOINS. the devoted father Of sadie
J. Jones and ice A Shippen. parted this lie At
his residenc- l7l6 5'h street norihwe-I
Funeral vii take place from Plymouth Conxrees-
tional Church corne- 18th and p streets. Fridsy
November - a; 20 = Relstivs~ aud friends IN
yItea To attend baltimore pap-rs please copy. q
STRAIN. suddenly on Wednesday. Novenber n
1s!r2. Aur-ola. Nd. CORNELfA NANcREDE
widow 4 John II. Strain. aud daughter the lass
John II. ana Gertrude Z. Houston Of this city.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
WILSON. On November %. 1872, at II .3oa m.
FRANK WILSON in the tftA second yea Of hi. aee.
Funeral from hts lst~ nr- No. 4O4l< sfrere
northwest. Friday. NOve1 Der 25 ut = D. m
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ODp Pans Or LACE CURTAINS.
NOTTINGHAM.

NOTTINGHAN.
No. 1872. pairs Were "a. Now So
No. ..Si4. . pairs. We're 81. 70. Now %. p
No. 200. I AIR. Was 35c. Vow 81 30.
No. l4tS. l rGir. Was 81. Now 81
No. 5Ofi. pairs We're "a Now 81 30.
SWISS LACE
No 1890. . pairs We're S12 30. Now $3.50
No. l9OO / Uair. Was SO. Vow - %.
No OIOsl 1 pair. Was Sl2 Now Ss5A
Nc. l7sJ 2pairs were $50. Now g. -.
IRISH POINT
No. 1907. I pair Was 81. Now "a.
Nc. lisa. psi-. Was 80. Now "a.
BRUSSELS MT.
No. SO61. pair. Was SO Now SD
M II-I. 1 pair Was So. Now $50.
(Fourth floor ........-.. 1lth st. building.
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The Anfhnrs, G.rnir.l

The Dickens committee for the authors car
nival, consisting Of Mrs. II. r. Kane. MIRA
Herschel Main. Mrs. Harrison Dingman, Mrs.
A. A. Birney, Mrs. A. A. Thomas and Mrs. 8. 4.
shedd. have selected forty or fifty popular
Characters for representation and will illustrate
Feggotty's Boat. the Old Curiosity shop. Jenny
Wren with her Dolls, Dick Swiveller and the
MRrchioness. Sc.
The last meeting Of the Nordhof Guild pre-
yious to the carnival next week at Builders'
Exchange Hall will be at the residence OF Mrs.
Io"les, 1905 Clifton street near 18th, beyond
Florida avenue
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Misses, DEPARTMENT.

Atwood Green BFoaIcloth Cloak, Bishop sleeves.
yoke and cuffs handsomely braided Size 4 Re
duced from Sl1. 90 to $500
superior Quality Brown Broadcloth Cloak. full
Bishop sleeves of brown .velvet-beIt finished with
SIR clasp Size 4 years. Reduced from Sl4 90 To
s. 90 " W
L Blue Plaid Gretchen full sleeves halt 6nis,ad
with clasp Size years. Reduced from 81 5Oto 81 n
JLong Mixed Cheviot Newmarzets hoods lined
with ehGngeabe silk. Sizes IA and 10 years Reduced
to So.
Nod nOOf. llth st bd1 \
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Death of Mrs. T.. L. Hooker.

Mrs. Evelina l.. Hooker. wife Of Mellen q.
Hooker. died in this city on the 2lst instant
Although she had been in poor health for the
last four years her death. which was caused by
heart trouble. was sudden and unexpected
The funeral service. conducted by the Rev. Dr.
Patch, was attended by many friends, whose
sympathy was expressed by beautiful floral
offerings. The remains were taken to Plain
field. VT. for burial. Mrs. Hooker was born
March H. 1885, in Vermont. where she resided
until 1874, when she aud her husband came to
this city, where they have since lived. Her
character wife. mother and neighbor was eK-
emplary and her life was one Of great useful
ness.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-24

SEATTLE, WASH, Nov. 24.-The food is practi-
cally over. The water in all the rivers is gener-
ally within the banks. The Duwamish and
Black rivers have fallen five feet today and the
Snohomish the same since last night. The
danger to tine Duwamish county bridge and
Snohomish railroad bridge from the jams il
now over, and the latter are being cleared out
fast. The Great Northern began to run trains
yesterday on the coast lines. transferring at the
wrecked bridge near Tamish lake. Chief Engi-
neer Becker says the damage done to the Great
Northern main line is not SO serious as at first
reported.
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A NATIONS HIGHWAYS.


Rev. Frank sewall Tells Of the Thorough.
fares to God.
At the Church Of the Holy City on Dupon,
circle (Swedenborgian) the Rev. Frank Sewal
preached an interesting sermon, taking for his
subject "A Nations Highways for God" he
said; A nations highways for God" are in the
highest and hottest sense those thoroughfares
b. which God may enter in and dwell with Z
nation in the kingdom Of righteoususss and
pssce. Ihsss ways are many snd various.
refer % the ways not At TIE church, but Of shs
nation's building. They are, hnk, al laws d
neral govsrnmsnt even 70 police regulations
the9 asss sseondly, h IN eminent ssnss ~ pro
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NJ aRRIEn

CASSrLNsS-JOHNsoN. on wednesisv. No
yeaiber % 1872. at tier sdence Of the ride. ~ The
Rev Joseph terry. Al n. CASSIE NAN u Mis-
souri, u VIRGINIA ID. JOHNSON Of washinrton.
u c.
DASENBROcE-O'HAGAN On Wednesday. No
yeInbe- -. 1892. Il ST. Fau's ChGrh. Nsshngton,
ID. e, by k-y. FATHER Mackn. JOHN JOSEPH DA-
SENBRoCK t. ALICE T. OHA6AN.
MOORE-McCLEARN. ON December TO- 1891 Al
the parsonage OF the First rresi,y terian Church.
Charlestown, ". Va. bv the Rev. II. &. HOpkins.
WESLEY NJ ORE TO lyISETTE MccLEARY. both 4
Washington. II. c.
cSursS ~ Re ON " ssE = i &
sAYLES and EMMA T. SMITH of this city
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MRS. FuEx1sHrxa Dgp.RrMExr.

MFN's l. furnishing DFPsRTMENT.
10 pairs Nsrino Half Hose. Size 10. i;educedf'ot'
b % :slc. pair.
3pairs Brown Cotton Bicycle Hose Sizes H6 aid
10. Reduced from 20 TO :s5C. pair.
pairs Heavy Colored EaIbriEgan Drawers Size
81 Reduced from e., 90 70 81 o. pair
2rairs M-,lilm-weisht Bt,brg-an Drawers Size
al Reduced from 81 - 10 75,. pair.
. pairs Lightweight White Drawers. Size u lie
ducei from 80 to Sc. pair
Iirkt-weight White Shirt Size IS Reduced
from 80 20 .2jr.
White Wool Shirt. soiled. Size 10. Reduced
from . !. % to 1.Sc.
Red Flannel Shirt Size &c Reduced from 81 30
70 &c.
4 silk Handkerchief colored borders. soiled- Re-
6uced from ~ to 2.Jc.
81 90 g.,
Night Shirt. soiled. Size I6. Reduced from Is
g. Sc.
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B-.sKrr DEPARTMENT.

Il Roman Blankets. mIsssd. Reduced from 81. 90
o. 5Oc
Comfort. covered with sa.ine. faded Reduced
from - 30 20 81 80.
IComfort covered with silkaline. Reduced from
e. - to al a.
pair r. Whit Bai Blankets. border faded Re
6ured :rOnn 80 % 70 81 -.
Horse Blanket. scileL Reduced from 81 90 to
cas-
Fine Msrseilles Quilt. ia. soied- Reduced from
ell COfO ss.75
ca floor ~ 1lth ST. bldg. }
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BENEDIcTIoNs OF A YEAR.
Rev. T. j. Nightmare Remarks ut Mou
Vernon Place NJ. e. Church.

Rev. T. J. Nightmare Remarks ut Mount
Vernon Place NJ. e. Church.
At Mount Vernon Place N. E. Church South.
corner 9th and streets northwest, the dis
course was delivered by the pastor, Rev. J. T.
Wightman, d. D., from the text, "Entsr into
His gates with thanksviving and into His courts
with praise; be thankful unto Him and bless
His name. For the Lord IL good: His mercy ID
everlasting, and His truth endursth ali gensr-
ationA"-Psm. cas-
The discourse was hopeful. Never in the his
tory Of the country, said the speaker, was the
outlook more inspiring for the development,
security and progress Of the American psopls.
The past + prophecy of the future. Peace,
prosperity and plenty, ths supremacy Of moral
thought throughout ths lad, ths sdvsnce Of
tns eaurches. TIE pregrsa along III unss el
Christian civilization, our laws, our schools and
our benevoient instttutioos end ~ marvellous
growth - I'll matee1Al rseu1rooe eenpeDe 10,
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Ba1o-A-BRAo DEPARTMENT

i Square Plush-top Table, shop worn Reduced
from $50 to 81.
Found Plrsh-,op Table. shop worn Reduced
from -. - to 81
pair Bronze Mantei Ornaments Il inches high
shop worn. Eeduced from $40 to s.
Bronze Vas. - inches high shop worn Pc.
duced from 81 ~ to 9Jc
pair Bronze Vases. shop worn. Reduced from
81 as to 81 30.
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shall Rmnn~o
cseft tenoa
nails tment.rs
Brio GIs waean dsnythng hfp
atdt phes a yry b silk ribbn
that nteurHb dior Christina mande habk
seasons suf Many Old Dertme
nb~rr rd n punues
heard Can
III sbes.as oaknyxro nfgmere ~
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A Woman Charged with Pocket P,cn,,.x

woman Charged With Pocket Picking.
Annie Broadus, alias MARROW. a colored girl,
was given preliminary hearing in the Police
Court TODAY on a charge Of larceny from the per-
son. Benjamin F. Polylaise appeared as the
prosecuting witness and charged that the
woman picked his pocket of sl30. Detective
Trammell arrested the woman, who threw
a handful OF snuff in his face and
made stout resistance. giving the officer con-
siderable trouble. Only a few dollars of the
money was recovered. The pocket book was
recovered from chimney where the woman
had thrown it, She was held in $500 security
for the action OF the grand jury.
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Coming 60 the inauguration

Magistrate Thomas T. Kane aud sheppard
q. Young. representing the Samuel J. Randall
Association OF Philadelphia, have secured
quarters at the Randall House for 100 men and
band numbering thirty pieces. They will
arrive on the Friday afternoon preceding inau-
guration under command Of the Squire, :"
otherwise known a. Councilman William Me-
Mullen. The committee were entertained by
memJers o; the Columbia Club during their
stay.
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INFANTS DEPARTMENT.

odd Coat. broad grsy and red stripes. fancy yoke
Of rad velvet trimmed with white silk cord ami pearl
buttons ..igh full sleeves Reduced 80 l.
cd Gretchen Coat. zresn AMI stripes bodice
Of green velvet laced with raj SILK cord. high full
sleeves Reduced from IS IS 10 80 80.
3odd Velvet Caps. brown and blue bands of beaver
fur around front. full Of velvet Reduced
e. 20 TO 81.
cd soor .10:h St. building
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"PRor." JAMES WILLIAMS, a colored piaa ,
PLAYER. paid IS in the Police Court Tor stealing
a bottle OF wine.
JOSEPH ALLEN. the colored man who was
struck by a piece Of timber at Belt A Dyer q
planning mill. died yesterday morning at the
Emergency Hospital, ruptureof the intestines
being the immediate cause Of death He lived
at 32s street southwest.
YESTERDAY. in the Criminal Court, Justice
Cox, James f. Tuttle. Young white man, wss
convicted of larceny from the person.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-24

You Wou1D Nor SUSPECT II
from the taste; there q cod liver oil IN SCOTS
EMULSION.
1t looks like cream it is Ike cream. Cream is bits
of butter covered with something else-you do not
taste the butter. SCOTS EMULSION is drops Of
cod liver oil covered with Rlycerine
Cream is easier food than butter II Is In
bits. sooTT's EMULSION is cod liver OIL made
the drops invisibly ne they do not resist
digestion
Will you read book on it, Free.
SCOTT BOVINE. Chemists I32 South 9TH ave. /.
New York
Your druggist keeps SCOTS EMULSION Of cod
liver oil--all druggists everywhere do 81. n23
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Grove DEpaRrMrx1.

1pair Ladies' S-button- 9Th Nousquetaire Tire
fousse" Suede Gloves-delicate shade OF old rose
baexs embroidered IN black Size "a. soiled Re
duced from s2 - to S1-5O
! pair LADIES' s-outton-lenGth MousGuetsire '.Jou-
win" Gloves. gray Size o1<- soiled. Reduced from
- y 10 Ell -
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BOYS CIoru1ya DEPARTMENT.

Jersey sui; (pantsl. Size years. Reduced from
IS 80 10 -.
:: suits t?ants) Size : years. Reduced from 50 to
s25l
white Mothers Frienl- Shirt Waists, slightly
unused from handling. sizes : AID IL Reduced
from 81 to 7-c-
cd aoor 10th So. building
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LrsEx DEPARTMENT.

5FrinEeG Lunch Cloths. colorei borders
reduced from 81. % to 81 80. from g, 80 to 81 80
redaced from 81 80 - slj. from 81 30 TO a. so
reduced from e. 20 10 81 -
"A Fancy Turkish Towels. Reduced from i2rkc to
81.
3 Towels. Reduced from PIC. TO CO.,
Odd poylses. Tea Cloths. Napkins. &c, At low rem
nant prices
(Second st. building
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EaC0ftinB Oeus St6V6n6O0 Hef6.
BLooNINoroN, III, Nov. 24.-The democrats
Of this vicinity are making arrangements for
escorting Adlai E. Stevenson to washington on
the occasion Of his Inauguration. A special
train Of psrlor cars has been secured and win
60 via Chicago over the Alton and Psnnsyl-
vania lines. Il has been secured for ok days,
and win thus give ths party three days q
Washington.
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CoRs-- Drp,RTvrNr

rairs extra long WASTED ''Sonnette' Corsets.
made Of co1tii two side stea-s. boned bust Sizes "a
and 25. Reduced from - TO ~. PAIR.
pair French ''f-ina Donna Corsets extra long.
two side ~;eels. slightly sOiled- siz- - Reduced
from 81. 30 to 7Jc.
(2l ioor annex 20 10Th 81 buillirx y
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penn.vlvani. paner Mil. R,rned.

WEST CHESTER, Pa. Nov. 24.-The large pa
per mills Of C. s. Garrett Il Sons at Beaver
Dam, in the western part Of Chester county,
were destroyed by fire yesterday and the loss
is estimated at nearly SS0, 900. A frame DWELL
ing near by also was consumed, with its con-
tents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-24

George Dodd and Thomas Carney, employees
of the Union Switch and Signal Company,
fought thirty-three rounds at Braddock, Pa,
Tuesday night with bare knuckles The con-
test was decided draw. Both men have been
arrested
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-24

Remnants Half-wool Nuns veilings and Csshmeres
81 70 liz yards Reduced froIa - to 1919 yard
Remnants Plaid Dress Goods. aIl-wool.i t. s yards
Reduced from 4S to 2Oc ward.
C2d 11th st. building
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SUIT DEPARTMENT

- hi-wool Blazer suits-l tan and 1 gray. Sizes
III and 81. Reduced from go 90 to So 90
Figured De Beige Wrappers trimmed in b,ne
cashmere Sizes IS and TO- Reduced from So. 90 to
81 -. "
N1u 1lth ST. bldg }
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An alarm Of fire turned in from box sl2
about 1890 O'Clock today was for the burning
OF some brush and a fence near the foot Of 23d
street
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DRuee1srs, SuxpR1rs DEp.Rrurxr

DhOUoIsTs' kCUNDRIES IMPAIRMENT
Fancy Metal Powder Box. slightly damaged. Re-
dueed from 1.5c. to 2jc
Celluloid Soap Box catch broken Resncad ,-,r,
3Sc. TO I5c.
Tubes Glycerine Jelly. paper wrappers soi,ed
Reduced from 1Sc. TO Ioc
Box Panza Cream lid broken. Reduced from 46c
10 zoe ~
3English Briste lair Brushes. solid backs Re-
duced from 62c to Sc
Nist 11th st. bldg
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-24

LONDON, Nov. 24.-The secretary Of the Mas
ter Cotton Spinners' Federation announces that
eight-ninths of the spindlers. organized in the
federation are now stopped or are running on
half time. affecting "a, 900 employees.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-24
DRrss TR1xMrxs DEPARTMENT

Remnants Black and Colored Silk Gimps u to
yards- Sc to a. 90 remnant.
Remnants Jet. n to yards. pic to e. 80
Tirss Hoor .......---.-....-...1 lth ST. building
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HAxpKEpcHrEr DEpAnrxySr.

10 Mems An-linen Handkerchief large hand-ern-
broidered initials. rs. J. n, 3 O,s, rs and
. VS.. Reduced from 80 10 35c. /: 3 for Ell
Ladies' sheer All-linen Handkerchiefs, hsnd-em-
broidered initials. 2 Ms, = O's and P.s Reduced
from p TO 2Oc. O for 81.
Ladies Extra Fine All-linen Handkerchief en-
hroidered. sOiied. Reduced from S3 80 to a. so
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WH11E Goops Drp,RrMrxr.

n Remnants Pad Lawn. lengths from ia TO 10
yards ReIuced from 10 10 SIC. yard
C21 focr I1th st. building.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-24

TOILET LASoLrNE. best home remedy foe
chapped or cracked hands and lips. burns. cuts,
bruises, corns and chatting. especially with small
children. Ask for 1o;le, Lsnoline
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-24

LEATHER GooDs DEPARTMENT
81 so TO 81.
travelling Case. scratched Reduced from IS
to 90. w
Belts Reduced from 7.,c to 25-
One Silver Girdls Belt. Reduced from az. 20 IN
$50. "
tist ROOF .11th st. bldy)
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STATIONERY DEPARTMENT.

- boxes Stationery. boxes broken
reduced from l. 20 I3c.. from 30 TO PC
Il reduced from p to zoe.
. odd Glass InkstAnas. Reduced from 81. 25 to
6Oc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-24

EVERY DOSE EFFECTIVE
Prepared by DR.. J. C. Aye Co. Lowell. Mass.
Sold by Druggists everywhere.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-24
Mrs. MISSIONS SOOTHING SYRUP

Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS by MILLIONS
Of MOTHERS for their CHILDREN WHILE TEETH
ING with PERFECT SUCCESS. It soOTHE the
CHILD, SOFTENS the GUMS. ALLAYS al, PAIN.
CURES WIND collie and is tho best remedy for
DIARKHUA Sold by druggists in every part of the
world. BE and ask for Mrs. Ninslow's Sooth-
ing Syrup and take other kind 2ocsnts a Dos,Ie.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-24

1s almost here and If you desire to make your home
easy and comfortable in and talk the matter
with us. Brighten mp the psrlor with a new ParFbr
suite. Take your choice between Plush Hair
Cloth Su tie Of Furniture for 32S cash. $50 time.
See our suites in Brocatelle, Wilton Rug
and Tapestry. We selling them a. cheap on
credit as you can buy for cash elsewhere. Do you
need Carpet for the parlor. You should see the
splendid Brussels sell for 60 cents Ter yard CASH
% cents on credit Reliable Ingram Carpet 35 cents
per yard cash-40 cents on time. Remember we are
surprising the trade by making and laying all carpet
free Of cost-no charging for the match
Ing figures. If you need Bed Room Suite see the
one We Offer in solid oak for SIT cash and els on
credit. You can't duplicate it in Washington at our
price for cash. We sell Solid Oak Extension Table
for a % cash. 81 so on credit Woven Wire Springs
e. % cash. 81 80 on time. Foreground Hair Mat
tress for g. 90 cash. 81 time. Special attention is
called to our line Of Modern Cooking and Heating
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A BLESSED NATION.
Reasons for Thanksgiving Set Forth
by the Preachers.
PRAYER AND PATRIOTISM.
Sermons in Many Churches-The Many
Blessings Conferred Upon This Land for
Which we Should BE Thankful-The Pres
s ident at Church,

With great many to attend church lie as
much part of the observance of Thanksgiving
day as to have turkey for dinner There is a
very general feeling Of this sort among the
good people OF this city, and independent Of
the religious duty involved it is a custom
which is generally observed. At least that was
the case today. The church services were well
attended and the congregations listened to SER
mons OF patriotic character, which taught the
lessons Of good citizenship. After hearing
about their duty as citizens the church goers
then went home and did their duty toward the
dinner which had been provided.
AMERICAS CAUSE EQR GRATITrDE.