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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-24
HreHwAr Rossrnr.

Some hiehwaymen steal your money. oshsn 6yss
steal the results Of your brain and the frus of yUs
labor the latter 10 the form Of hixh robb~ry
Merit has made Q success OF CARRIERS LITTLE
LIVER PILLS. They have become hcusshold word
and the people viii have them; they their vsius
Then comes the highw with his INVITATIONS
AND WORTHLESS FRAUDS. end with thee b
hopes 10 trade upon the msri and rsputssion q CAR
TIERS LITTLE LIVER PILLS
BEWARE OF THESE HI0HwAYNEN; aouv n.
imposed upon with article offered 70 you - syrs
good" - ''c-A-R-T-E-Rs-s.- Thsrs = poshtnr -
good - ''c-A-R-T-E-R--s"
Ask for ''c-A-R-T-E-R,-s" md b sure you - u
genuine CARTER's LITTLE LIVER PIILS
POSITIVE CURE FOR sIcK HEADAcHR.
SMALL PILL. SMALL DOSE. SNAIL pR1cI
oc30dm.
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THE EPIsCOPALIANs.
Procsedings Of the General Convention NJ
Baltimore.

Pr0Ce0dfnGD Of the General COnvenfion ID
Baltimore.
BALrrxoRE, Nd, Oct. 24.-In the b ouse of
deputies Of the Episcopal convention this morn
ing Or. Huntingdon presented a report from
the committee on constitutional amendments
disposing Of the Burgwin resolutions on the
prayer book.
Rev. DR.. Converse, chairman of the COM
mittee on the state Of the church, read a re-
port reviewing the growth of the church, recon-
mending the using Of the prayer for Congress
and deploring the abuse Of private lay baptism.
He presented . statistical view Of the church
and urged better organization and conduct Of
Sunday schools.
The upper house returned the resolution on
church unity without concurrence, and Rev.
Dr.. Huntingdon approved is action and offered
resolution that the convention adopt the
plain prinetplss 1t The Lambeth dselasaden.
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ENGLISH POLITICS.
The Season VIII Open I'm Earnest on Thur
day.

The Season Will Open I'm Earnest Thur
day.
LoSroS, Oct. 24-The political season begins
In earnest on Thursday, when . cabinet coun-
ell VIII he held. Sir Vim. Vernon Hsrcourt,
chancellor Of the eKohequer. was installed In
Downing street on Saturday, and Mr.. Gid
stone will take up his residence ther~. Mr..
John Morley, chief secretary for Ireland, 10 ex-
lected to arrive in London from Dublin on
Wednesday.
Ii was expected that Mr.. Gladstone would
spend Q portion of the winter abroad,
but IL appears that he has ahan-
doned his idea Of leaving England. Be-
cause of anticipated trouble In draft
ing the home rule bill all the parlis-
mentary craftsmen in the various departments
have been instructed TO remain in constant at
tendance at the Offices. This fact points 10 the
drafting of a comprehensive scheme of domes-
tic legislation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Chamberlain VIII start
for the Riviera on Friday, where they will re-
main until the opening Of parliament
feature Of the recess viii be Of q series of
politico-socisl reunions that viii be held by the
Duke and Duchess Of Devonshire. IL 10 be-
lieved that these reunions will greatly strengthen
the unionist party.
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TO BRING OUT THE VOTE.
Both Republicans and Democrats WORKING
Hard tn Chicago.

Both Republicans and Democrats Working
Hard in Chicago.
CHrcAeo, Oct 2A-Both the republican and
democratic state committees are working hard
to bring out the full registration. The rerub-
lcan committee has sent out 5000 postal
card notices during the last twcnty-four hours
to republicans who have not registered In
their respective precincts notifying them that
they may register tomorrow between the hours
OF am. and pm. These cards also bear
the notification to the unregistered re-
pnbheans that they do not
register tomorrow they cannot vote. In addi-
ton to the cards other cards Of notification viii
be served on some Of the voters Hundreds
viii also be notified personally and in some
wards conveyances will be sent after the indo-
lent or inhrm voters Tuesday.
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THE BAKER BALLOT TO GO,
Refusal of the Pennsylvania Supreme Court

Refusal of the Pennsylvania Supreme Court
to Interfere.
PrTTsBURa, Pa, Oct. 24-It will be remem-
bered that the state supreme court was recently
asked to restrain the county commissioners of
Allegheny county from having the ballots
under the Baker law printed in their present
form.
This morning Judge Sterritt returned the
papers in the case and announced that the su-
preme court OF the state of Pennsylvania re-
fused to assume jurisdiction in the matter
The county commissioners will therefore pro-
coed in the preparation Of the blanket sheet bal
lot in accordance with the specifications and
provisions Of the act of legislature.
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CARRIED WAR INTO AFRICA.

Germany Fighting Her ola Encmy. yruses.
by Proxy.
LosDos. Oct. "A dispatch from Paris -
the Reuter- Telegram Company states that the
manager Of . French factory In Dshomey has
informed a reporter Of the Figaro that .
German firm supplied King Behanrin Of Ds-
honey with 1000 rifles aud three field pieces.
with which 10 carry on war against the French
The German firm took in exchange for the
arms a number OF slaves; the last batch Of
women was consigned by the Dahomevans 10
the Germans on the 5th Of Nav last and shipped
under the supervision Of the German consul -
Mhydah
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ST. ANNE'S IN PERIL.
A Disastrous Fire Raging in q Canadian
village.

village.
QUEBEC, Oct. 2+-Dispatches from st. Anne
de Beaupere state that fire broke out in a
house there about midnight Sunday. Up to 9
o'clock this morning thirty-ive houses had been
destroyed and the fire is still raging though
partly under control. The locality in which
the fire spread was on the road from the
steamer landing to the famous church Of ST.
Anne, the shrine which is visited by thousands
Of pilgrims every season from all parts of the
continent and where wonderful miracles are
alleged to have been wrought.
The LATEST advices state that the church IL
still untouched by the flames and may be saved
The population of the village are in a great
state Of excitement at the possibility of the
fire destroying what they regard as a sacred
edifice and are making every effort to prevent
its destruction.
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WAKING UP THE INDIANIANs.
Political Demonstrations by Both Sides At
Indianapolis Tonight.

HVfItIcaH DehUhsttHt1ous by Both siuet N
Indianapolis Tonight.
INDIANAPOLIS, IND, Oct 24-The republi-
cans and democrats will each have big dem
onstration in this city tonight. Bourke Cochran
will arrive at 100 this afternoon from New
York and will be met some distance out by a
deputation Of prominent democrats, who
will escort the Tammany leader to the Grand
Hotel. where he will hold q reception.
At 7:90 he will speak at the Grand Opera
House. A little later Whitelaw Reid and
Chauncey NJ. Depew will arrive by special train
from Logansport. Both Of these leaders will
speak in Tomlinson Hall tonight Preceding
the meetings each party will have a monster
street parade and they are expected to be the
greatest of the Indiana campaign.
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Gun COMPETITORS OFTEN WONDER
How
The Warren SHOE House.
Ills F STREET n. W.,

Can afford to make such fearful reductions in FINE
FOOTWEAR. Well. we have secrets to keep in
this matter. simply say that we make it business
to search for genuine bargains. and generally n1
them.
Manufacturers often take more orders than they
fill within the time promised. and retailers
won't wait for goods beyond that time and counter
mand their orders. wehave way of hearing Of such
countermands and step in and buy the goods at our
own prices. and consequently sell them below whole
sale prices.
Recently purchased nne line Of SAMPLE
SHOES ladies High shoes). sizes 3. 80 and 4. A.
and widths. Our prices Of these are. in most
cases. way below their true worth. viz:
For 81 s.. 80 and 81. o5. we give you
SHOES worth $3 to 81. 80
For 80. 20. $3.50 and 90 50. we give you
SHOES worth So 10 to si5O
For s.65. 90. 20. 81. 10 and 81 s.. we give
you SHOES worth $40.
For SO. 80 p and 3D. so. we give you SHOES
worth 30 and IS 90.
Mems Sc PATENT CALF SHOES We sell
for 81. 10.
We have inst received Q lot Of Meme Patent Calf
Congress Shoes Just the thing for party evening
wear. These sell everywhere for &C. but OUR PRICE
Is ONLY 1915.
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Stage Celebrities Coming Home.
NEW York, Oct 24-Among the passengers
BY the Servia this morning from Liverpool are
W. +. Cody buffalo BID and Jennie Joyce.
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RECKON WHAT You SAVE.

A~EShoN W nal u W A'hNE.
SO. Is for iss yards 54nch- wide 81 yard Diagonal
Serge. mode shade
s.. 81 for yards o4 inch 81 Diagonal Serge. slate
shade.
SO. So for yards "a inch 81 Diagonal Serge. navy
blue.
So 9s for yards 40 inch 81. 10 Fancy Epinglne,
olive-green shade.
q 9s for 9 yards 40-nch 81 Fancy Bengaline. in
navy blue.
s., 9s for yards 4oinch 81 10 Fancy Epinsline.
81 81 for SO Yards 4a-inch sl25 Novelty suitins,
In garnet and gray.
50 so for yards 75c. Striped English Cheviot, in
mixtures of navy and gray.
60 0S for yards 40-inch al Is Fancy EpinRline in
very dark gray.
So % for yards 45inch 81 25 Novelty Paris Suit
ing in garnet and gold
g.. 25 for yards 4Onch 81 Cancels Hair suitins,
81 for yards 40 inch Toe Suitpg in pin stripes of
black and gray.
S. rs for 90 yards 45inch 81 % Novelty suitins in
navy and gold.
81. II for 81 yards 54-inch 81 English Dia1onal-a
beautiful golden brown.
So SO for yards 54-inch 81 English Diagonal, fast
black
e.. 25 for yards 3sinch Soc Paris Fabric Of Gray
and Red Plaid.
e. "a for yards 3S-inch Soc Fancy Cheviot in re-
sada and red mixtures.
81. 20 for yards 3Sinch Soc Atwood Storm Serge
navy bue.
e. rs for GA yards 3s-inch Soc Cheviot in mixture
of myrtle and cardinal.
&3 for yards IS inch SOC. English Tourist Suiting
gray and blue mixture.
o.. 60 for 7yards 4oinch 81 Novelty suitins in re-
sada green.
3D. 20 for yards 75c. Bedford Cord. in beautiful
shades of old rose
S3for 7yards 3S-inch SOC. Cheviot. Mixture gar
net the predomnating shade.
81. 20 for yards 36-inch 30c Suitine in mixture
of gray and white.
81 40 for yards 38-inch Soc. suitins in mixture
Of brown and white.
SThe above few illustr atoms will give an idea Of
the dollar saved you in the cost of dress enxths
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DIED.

wINoM-HART. On Saturday. October -, lepe.
" HART. both Of Washington, ID. c. No carda e
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AND Now FoR TR1MM1ses.

Remnants accumulate daily. Too busy Of late to go
thoroughly through the stock those mentioned be-
low may not be the best bargains you will ind here
xl'S for ~ yards of 75c. yard Jet Trimming. In
half-moon design.
e. 10 for ~ yards OF q. Is Jet Trimming, in a.
tractive geometrical design. not easily described
u 80 for ~ yards of 81 S5 Jet Trimming. In elab-
crate scroll design.
e1.9S for IN yards Of d. 6s Jet Band THINNING
/ inch wide.
$l.63 for ~ yards Of u. IS Jet Band Trimming.
sc for ~ yards Soc. Moss Trimming. in the popu-
lar tan shade.
81 for y yards in brown
81 90 for ~ yards e2 Cut Steel Trimming.
81 90 for 23S yards 81 l5 Cut Steel THINNING
81 - for " yards &c. Camille Trimming.
81 70 for IN yards. in gold effect.
6Oc. for 73c. Couue Feather Collar
e1.o6 for o. d Black Ostrich collar,
u 90 for g. 25 Coaue Boa 2k yards
5Oc dozen for choice Of odd dozens Of large Metal
steel.
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BUCKLES AND Burrows To Go

Take your choice Of 4Sc.. 15c and oSc
Cut Steel. Pearl and Jet Buckles, for mil
linery and dress trimmings. at the ridicu-
lousy low reduced price of 2oc. each.
Take your choice Of . lot of White and
Smoked Pearl Blu ttons. different shapes,
with shanks and eye-holes. at the ridicu-
lousy low price Of 25c- per dozen.
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MRS. wINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP

Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS by MILLIONS
ofMOTHERS for their CHILDREN WHILE TEETH
ING with PERFECT SUCCESS. It sOOTHES the
CHILD. SOFTENS the GUMS, ALLAYS all PAIN.
CURES WIND collie and is the best remedy for
DlARRHHA Sold by druggists In every part OF the
world Be sure and ask for ''Mrs Winslows Sooth-
ing Syrup" and take other kind 70 cents bottle
d31-
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L.ysBrRoH & BRo.
Aporr TEorssrars.

TIE month % November seems 20
3. the month that cons@crat-s more
marriages than any other month
OUTSIDE of June
Th!z has be~n our experience.
The irt-n I'D bird ant her advisers
are al excitement where 10 20 and
Ert ''thi-' AMI where TO 20 and get
THAT" " For wears We have been
outt;t-rs 20 the main portion Of
ynunz l4nas for this su-picioas
event. and n you arr soon 90 10
married We would like 10 help
serve yOl with what Is needed
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BEAUTY HALF CONCEALED
BEAUTY Mosr ADMIRED.

DEAUTY 11ALF CONCEALED
BEAUTY Mosr ADMIRED.
Thus the popularity of the Veil
The latest OF the latest Russian Wells arrived this
morning at the Palais Royal. Bishops purple and
the colors style and shape 70 suit
the largest hat. only 4Oc. Veil.
No less than styles Of these new Russian
veilings at only 80 cents. When the French don't
originate thsy steal the best ideaa Russian Wells are
the latest Paris craze
The New LACE ARRIVALS
DEADED LACEs are to be much used for trimming
black silk dresses The new arrivals are from 2{
inches wide. with insertion to match Extra values
at following prices 44c. &C.,. &c.. eec. 81 30. %
and e. 4s yard. The nets for Jokes q inches
WIDE Well covered with finest Cut Jet Beads 81 4s.
g. S. 81 70 and g. % are the prices of four partc
uar ly beautiful pieces.
The new Black Russian Laces are also prominent on
imported cossumes Here in the correct Widths from
123Sc. yard up.
RUSSIAN LACEs in the delicate evening shades
are not only used ballroom costumes. Their
beauty has been recognized adapted lamp shades
We have the laces. the silks. the lamp shade frames
and an artist who tell you how make q shade
who will make one for you. &.
Among the new arrivals White and:Cream Laces
that may also be used for lamp shades Here are
limitations Of point lace that will captivate you
inches wide and only Toe. yard; inches. 55c. yard
IA inches, 9Oc. yard. And this 9inch wide Chantly
is only eoc. yard This beautiful design in Oriental
Lace. Is inches wide. for 55c yard.
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20 '1e o-rrsi.n
Nh Dr. d.. t.r-.rs
L. Gor AM Gorxa IorsrKryp.
NO
'.s VI u--t B.saAe.s Comforts. SPREADS
...H .-a1.. s..
..sr ire -as.ts .nl can a.iyi-s you xhat 20
SIN rs- rri sol. bore .--Hr..az t. your
.."... ft hos. ff.f ct EIA-NS l.. AZ A.
"a fanny
H"t 20 trl q o. is . have N.lr WTI-
D. .H.'f AIftN- rr1r-rly vHr...l am .-1u
a -. Hr-rIyH.i In GOOD PORN We try-.y-
INVITE r- - n .vvr ar'.r.tH.isI
- en- 20 Z. md sIsH ours p bJNrT
bi- adj NJ ..i. W ra.. then Ilae anl
Fisrr sat loI a.,-r-d
a II ur- Axp Nr1rrxc Guns on.
Erlv.i ..H. ,rl- .rrrav-r i A. a-riSr . q lrari
-trrj r.~e .--t r her /. rs-s rut our ~.
g. ualrf 80 th4l tfo-- Usually charged
For E.~sr,vrp Nrsrr1xe Cams
1917 f.r- fu t..H possible manner We &c.,
q .tr.l- tuf fuEray-t I ate ~ r~nts and 49,.
ga nd Hre Cards ~. rnt from your = at %
Csr,i- fUr FnUsu--
90 10 Cards for - cents
We guHrafssf Hrr RI
n srafs.sr - th. Intended bile repuirss "a
II rud hr~ variety sun -o -. . time N a
i-~s fff.s -. oar cop. o - e-t.r-.F .rs
g. rt-'- .s~~p-ct ~. cheerful " ofer you any in
fo-r.Hf ic-ir-I
q ,.l -h"H Eve on r. tHSu srite q u We rtvs
your latter .ouz-tirrstlau
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LOOKS WORM $3.50
Cosrs Only $1.6S.

As you wear these Dress Fronts they have all the
Appearance of the &C. so Silk Waists The same style
collar. the same pleated and ruied 'front.' the same
pleated girdle. made Of the same surah silk In iden-
teal shades of reds blues greens-changeable coors
The back and sleeves non est. but now that the
time is coming for wearing an extra garment they
you'd be hidden anvrav Csc. for the Fronts made
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MARRIED.

FRANK '. and ELLA N. Johnson. : dsasSss % y
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| e e E s. { !! II
II \ 4 - F.: s. e. III /.
SPECIAL SALE Or WINTER Us
DERwEAR
Just in the mick of timer we have closed
out from two three overstocked manu-
facturers the balance of several lines Of
Winter Underwear at considerably less than
regular prices. This enables to Offer the
best values possible TO this city.
Below we give a few Of the numerous items;
100 dozen Ladies' Swiss Ribbed Vests and
Pants. winter weight, vest felt faced and
neck run with ribbon. Regular SOC quality
Only :,9c. each
90 dozen Ladies' Two-thirds Wool Vests
and Pants. in white and natural gray, neck
Of vest run with ribbon, all sizes. Worth
e. Only Soc. each.
Ladies' Fast Black Equestrian Tiehts
fashioned waist. Regular Soc value. Only
15c. per pair.
25 dozen Ladies' Swiss Ribbed Union
suits, nigh neck and long sleeves. neck run
with ribbon. fashioned waist; colors: ecru
ana natural gray. Reg ular so quality.
Only s1.25
Extra Quality Of Swiss Ribbed Union
Suits, In warranted fast black and
natural gray. Regular o.. 90 quality. Only
clos.
UNDERWEAR FoR CHILDREN
100 dozen children's White Merino Vests
and Pants
Sizes Is. Is and 90. Only 100.
Sizes %. "a. 20 and %. Onty 25c each.
Sizes 30 30 and "a. Only 35c. each.
These are from 8 to l0c. each under regu-
lar prices.
Two SPECIALS" In HOSIERY.
Instead of charging you 25c for Ladies'
Fine Ingram Hose. in tans. modes and
states, We will sell them at ITO per pair. 8
pairs for 5Oc.-three pairs for the usual
price Of two.
90 dozen New and Attractive Colorinss
Fancy Boot Pattern Hose fast black feet.
Only 25c. per pair
For MAKING SILK SKIRTS
lyon have q cloth walking skirt you
can change 1t Ito all appearanoes) to silk
skirt by few yards Of the New Silk Ruf-
fling.
sChangeabls Serge SILK Rufaing, all
colors. Only 39c per yard.
Chanseable Surah Silk Skirt Running, In
all colors. Only 4Sc. per yard.
Buckles AND Burrows To Go.
Take your choice Of 4sc.. Toe and csc.
Cut Steel. Pearl and Jet Buckles. for mill
linery and dress trimmings. at the ridicu-
lousy low reduced price of 25c. each.
Take your choice Of . lot of White and
Smoked Pearl Blu ttons different shapes,
with shanks and eye-holes, at the ridicu-
lousy low price Of 25c. per dozen.
TIE Bon MARoHr,
81 4-3l6 Urn ST.. N. w.
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Two HUNDRED LADIES WANTED.

The choicest and most exclusive Dress Fabrics are
already becoming scarce-the best styles airays sell
first There about two hundred ends Of these best
selling fabrics the Palais Royal counters We call
them remnants and ask greatly reduced prices. You
will call them 'dcsirabie bargains" You will reason
in this way: These remnants would not exist if the
goods were not in popular demand. and they would
not be popular If not desirable"
Asa matter Of ,act nearly haf these tro hundred
ends uere parts of who'e pieces not a ,ceek since
uhenfuH prices were asked and eagerly oiren
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We h1re ~'tu one piere more % the 4'-incn
WOOL HENtAiINE that we-in the face Of
it, u-.ft.r valuc-have marked 81 yard.
4-iueh WOOL BENGALGNE -heavy-just
what ri i'os well tsil0--rIaic- 80 a yard
sfturh pI1 GuNAL CORD 81 - yard
"a iu-h HHbCHE CUFVIDT-s3a yard
4din.u A-TEA,HAN sTkIPED CHENIor
-s1syari
~ an 4Gin-h ASTRACHtN CAMEL'S
HAIE-risii aud stril Ell pltte-ns-sl -. s2@b
and 80 yard
iO-iurh tHfNIOrS-hoth wide and narrow
~aIss o. - yard
44inrh CHEyIOTs in double Inns dsisn.-
o. l. yard
a. ami A. inch LONDON CORDS Ell and
o. ~ yarI
4c-inrh MORE HFNGALINE-sI. 5Os yard.
~ ant 4.inch WOOL MATALESsE-
stripes. basket weav-s and wave-liks Effects
81 - sni 81 - yard-
4.-ineh SILK WARP ALGEEINE-one Of
Pri.s-lsys v~ay Tss 81 - a yard.
Estu-h ALT-WOOL and SILK WARP
GRAPE CLOTH al and si-75 yard
+s-iu-h EPiNDIINE f.. plain and striped
patterns $50 sad 81. - q yard
~ AMI 4s-inch CIR CODILE SUITING5.
TIT . styles 81. - and i.JO yard
4s-.nrh BOEDURE sERGES-sl % and e2
syarl
4o-inch BROCHE DI.GONALsLs
ya-f
44inch SILK and wool PLAID MEL
ROSE s2ayari.
4.-inrh NOVELTY sFRGFs-stripes. plAids
sni chsvrons o.. 81 l. and 81 5Oa yard
sl-inch SILK STRIPED sERGE-sL7 IS
ysri
~ taeh sEBAsTAPoL CLOTHES. and 81
ayari
JACQUAEDTASs- sowers. stripes. spots.
tgurs-. chevrru.. dia<nnais, kc.-95c.. Sc.
o. o. Is. 81 - and 81. ward.
PLAIN and FANCY BEDFORD CORDS
90. 81. Ell -. Ell 81. e.. s2-25 and 81. 30
ayari
All this T. ouly a slice OF TIE great variety
show ycu. -novsl-not a staple has been men
uouei-yet ne have them aIl-the best and ssrest
BLACK s-from the leading weavers Of the world.
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HE Best

TIE Best
Remedy for colds coughs and the common disorders
Of the throat and lungs. Ayers Cherry Pecsorsis uni
versally recommended by the profession. II breaks
up the phleem. soothes Inflammation ailays painful
symptoms and induces reposs. In bronchitis and
pneumonia it affords speedy relief and /, unrivaled a.
prompt and effective
EnrReExcr MrprcrSr
In Group. throat and the sudden pulmonary dis
eases to which young children are 20 liable.
Ayers Cherry Pectoral has had wonderful effect
in curing my brothers. children Of severe and dan
eerous cold It truly astonishing how speedily
they found relief. and cured after taking this
preparation. "-Miss ANNETTE n. MoEN, Fountain.
MINI.
ArKns
CHERRY PEoronAL.
Prepared BY Dr. J. C. AVER CO., Lowell, Mass
PROMPT TO ACT. SURE TO CURE.
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Browns IRoS Brrrrns

BRowN's IRON BITTERs
Cures Indigestion. Biliousness. Dyspepsia. Malaria
Nervousness and General Debility. Physicians recon-
mend 1t. All dealers sell it, Genuine has trade mark
and crossed red lines on wrapper, 3
CHoRT BREATH. PALPITATION. PAIN IN
chest. weak or faint spells. &c, cured. DR.. Miles
New Heart Cure Sold at
8 SCHILLER STEVENS 9th and Pa. ave.
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Il h Z RI I.

NINTH STREET AND THE AVENUE
Est.brsnsi 1870 Tslephon. 93l
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AND Now FoR R1ssoss.

&c for choice Of any remnant ON table mar door Of
18th st. store.
Here are whole pieces ct remnant prices the TIM
porterr loss Satin and g. g. Ribbons In all coiors
wni,e ana black for inch and ia price TO 23e
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-24

D1D You Ever SEE A SICILY
Baby with dimplss. or healthy one without them!
A thin baby is always delicate. Nobody worries
about plump one.
you can get your baby plump he Is almost sure
to b. we'll II you can get him we'll he Is almost sure
to be plump.
The way to do both--thsre 10 but one way-is by
CAREFUL LIVING. Sometimes this depends on
SCOTS Emulsion Of cod-liver OIL.
We will send you book on II free.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-24
The LONG WAITED Fon.

The China Silk Drapery scarfs with hand-painted
boiling cloth ends. at 40 cents. here once more
Another supply Of those Fisuared India Silk Head
Rests at only 25c. each.
few more Of those Chenille Table Covers. with
deep knotted fringe. at only Csc. each
And what to you. Ga Covers at 81 90, and
s4 size at s49 90. See them Price is no criterion.
Asyou doubtless know. the Table Covers 9S cents
would be cheap at 81 so. Believe us when we write,
those at 81. ss aud g. ss are equally good bargaans
SOME New BR1c-A-BRAc
hundred and thirty satsuma Vases arrived from
Japan not thirty days SINCE will be on sale here to-
morrow at prices that to create sensations sem
saton that will vary according whether you are
buyer or one of those who sell such goods.
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-24

SCOTT BOVINE. Chemists. 132 South 9Th ave-
nue.. New York.