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Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-03-29
TIE LEGISLATURE
Senators Recommend For Pas
sage the Bill Raising the
Age Of Consent.
HARD FIGHT MADE AGAINST IT.
House Passes the Bill For a
Hard Fiber Irvine Plant
at Saltwater.

ST. PAUL, March %. The senate Sat-
urday afternoon, after a debate Of
some length in committee of the whole,
decided by vote Of 20 to u to recon-
mend for passage the bill known as the
age of consent bill. In brief, it pro-
poses to raise from IL to Is years the
age at which a female can, in con-
temptation of the law, consent to sexual
intercourse. It is an amendment to the
section of the penal code on the subject,
and the penalty for carnally knowing a
female between the years OF IA and IL
is imprisonment in the state prison for
not less than one nor more THAI seven
years.
No measure pending before the Min
nesota legislature has received so much
attention from the people OF the state,
if the number of petitions presented to
the senate can be considered evidence
of popular notice. From the early days
of the session the senate has been del
uged with lengthy petitions asking for
the passage OF the bill. The1debate on
the bill was unusually interesting and
some very plain language was used.
Senators Morgan and McHale made
strong speeches against the measure
and insisted that the present law was
satisfactory. President Day and Sena-
tors Howard, Wyman and Sheehan sup
ported the bill.
Committee Of the Whole.
Senator Hansen presided over the
morning session of the senate commit
tee OF the whole. The following bills
dicated:
TO limit the term of office of aldermen
or councilmen to two ears; not to apply
to cities having a population of more than
100000, or where annual elections are
held. TO pass
10 amend sec. IA, chap SS, general stat
utes of 1873, relating to attorneys and
counselors at law. To pass.
10 amend sec. 4, chap. sc. general stat
utes, relating to returns ito the supreme
court on appeal. TO pass.
A joint resolution relating to the hold
ing of land by corporations contrary to
law. TO pass.
To pass.
~ ScC. - NHNP' t1OASA"A A"'''
of 1878, relating to the regulation of hours
of labor ten hours days labor. TO pass.
TO further regulate elections and relat-
ing to ballots; the block ballot system. 10
pass.
To make national building and loan as
sociations subject to all the usury laws of
the state. To pass.
To provide for the payment of the value
Of DrODertv condemned and appropriated
by municipal cor .orations, including the
costs of such condemnation, out of the
general funds of such corporation. To
PASS.
For the taking of the census of 1895,
making certain amendments and increas-
ing the appropriation for the purpose of
the bill to $4,000.
To provide that contracts and policies of
insurance on property in this state shall
be valid and shall continue in force, not
withs anding promissory notes given for
the premiums thereon are not paid at ma
turity. Indefinite postponement.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-03-29
Created . New Parish.

{ DUBUQUE, Ia March 25.-Archbishop
Hennessy has created a new parish in
]. the northern part Of Dubuque, and an
! elegant church will be erected this
ispring for the benefit of the German
] Catholics.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-03-29
How to Mako Athletic Punch.

How to Mako AnI0oCC0 P00Cns
In the making of punches of any kind
it is necessary to have q foundation OF
rich sherbet. To this may be added the
liquors which give it its special flavor:
Make airup Of quart Of water and q
pound of sugar, and when cooked add q
cup of lemon juice and half Of a cup
of orange. Mix we'll, cool and freeze.
When frozen hard, add gradually half
Of cup Of rum, half cup of brandy
and one-quarter Of cup of aniseed.
Beat we'll, pack and cover the freezer
and let stand four or five hours to ripen.
Aniseed is a cordial made from the
seeds or fruit of the anise.
How to Serve Meats and Their Accompa-
niments.
Roast beef, grated horse radish,
Worcestershire sauce.
Roast pork or goose, apple sauce.
Roast veal, tomatoes or mushroom
sauce.
Roast turkey or chicken, cranberry
sauce.
Roast mutton, currant jelly.
Roast lamb, mint sauce.
Corned beef, mustard.
Boiled mutton, caper sauce.
Boiled chicken, bread sauce.
Boiled turkey, oyster sauce.
Venison or wild ducks, black currant
jelly.
Broiled fresh mackerel, stewed goose
berries.
Boiled bluefsh, white "cream" sauce.
Broiled shad, boiled rice and salad,
lemons.
Compete of pigeons, mushroom sauce.
Fresh salmon, green peas, cream
sauce.
Lobster, salad dressing.
Sardines. sliced lemons.
Fish in general, Worcestershire sauce.
Ham, mustard.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-06-12
czatermattoaaler 8oecl1@ms.

Nm IS. Stunt tritt in 9aris Die inter
rationale GommifIion 3ufammen, ipslt9e tez
uuftragt lit, Die Grunolegen elmer iiberetil=
Itimmenoen @eiebgebung Der beridliebsnen
europGi{9en Staaten tpe9e1t DeS S9ugeS Der
t~leinen, fir Die 2anOpirtbE3oft nutliben
@Dgel feitauiteaen.
Sic gegierunsen, pelde ii6 geneigt ge=
5eigt bdben, @bgeorbnete 81 biefer 8ero=
tbung gu entienOen, itnb nunmebr ~offisiea
~eingelabsn tporOen. Srantrei9 nirb burd,
bret @taatsmdnner unD apei 3oologen oerz
treten 1ein.
0as .3utanbefommen bieier irternationa=
len Gommiifipn beoeutet einen tpibtigea
5ort19ritt fir ben @Ogeli6ub unb 1T tpe=
Ientli9 bds Grgebnib Der unermiioli6en
8emiibungen bes Or. Garl Oblfen III aom.
Seine auf benz elften internationalen 5bierz
l9ubzG orereB in Bern, i'm 4uguf 1894,
qema6ten unb bumals in einem 1dngen @pr=
TRACE BON linn begrii1beten @or14ldge i9ei=
men iomit erfreuli4er @eiie i6rer @rfiuung
entoeqenauqeben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-06-12
2luslanA

= 9as ruTiii9e Sabrtftdbtden WaltG,
fotp BEL 8ialbftof 1T gang abge6rannt. Sc
gen 20 perionen iinb umgefommen.
@eneralmaior a. 8. Sreiberr Nergler
bon Berglas, 3ulebt @ommanoeur Der "a.
Synfantertez 8rigabe, 1T in Stuttgart i'm
Otter BON 81 Sdbre1 geitorben.
- Oie fiirali9 in 6oue beritorbene SSran
Nffef1or MiiQer berma9te Der StdOt Elm
groBes tpert6boles 9~ausgrunbitiid mn6 $780,
900 Marf &apital fir cine miloe Stiftnng.
- Ser General Der ~SSSnfanterie 3. 9.
sSrbr. BON 8arnefotp, @bef bes 6. r6einil1elt
Geotments go. 81, 3uleBt gpmmaapeur bes
1. Mrmeeforps, 1T, SO Sabre alt, in Naum=
burg a. g. eeitorben.
= BUR @rri9tung zines @uftob Srebz
taqz Oenfmals bilbete fi6 Elm aus Mtesbabe.
ner unb arslpGrtigen 8ere6rern bes 6rpBen
Oibters beite6enbes @Dmite, bas it9 na9 err
folqter gooptation nit etnem Mufrufe an bic
Seffentli9teit nenoen pirb.
-Muf 6elqoldnb tonnte bis6er @rltnbz
beiib nur BON ben einbeimif9en 8etpobnern,
beatp. geborenen 9elgoldnbern, ertnorben
perben. Oie &egierung bat neuerbings bic
gnt16eibung getroffen, baB nunmebr jebet
Oeutf9e audi auf 9elgOldnb 8runobeiib
ertperben 0arf.
= Sn 2eip5ig 1T, Is Sabre alt, Or. phil.
@uitab Stodmann geftorben. 8on 1872
Bis 1891 mar er 6auptrebacteur bes 8rod=
baus'f4en CONTRIBUTIONS z2erifons pG1reno
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-06-12

Ser STREET 5pif9en benz Mt4igoner
Sberri4ter Song unb benz g n,
iDnscof1mi If Gr s D d 3itbt iid
nod INNER bin. 2us grGceben3faQ pirD
er 1pGter fir's Splbatenpen1ionspeIen bon
Wi9tigtett fetn. @5 1T iiber elm Sabr ber,
taB YenftonscpmmiKdr Go9ren bic 9enfion,
ipelGe Song in Solge feiner 8et6eili1nna
am 8iitgerfriege be5iebt, bon $40 I'M Monof,
mas 5u bo4 gegriffen fei, uuf $50 3ercbieBte.
2rng tpurbe gegen bteIe 8~ermtnbcrunq auz
nd9it beim 8e5irtsgert9t fir ben 8u1lbesz
beSirf Columbia flagbar, un6 bte1es er1tz
19ieb gu @uniten BON Song, neil cine 9ens
1ion Elm tpoblertporbenes Ge9t bilbe, rag III
19mGlern Der Penftonscommt1Gr nidt fez
re9tigt lei. 6err gp9ren leete iebo,1 oeoen
biefe @nti9eibung 8erpa6rung Elm beim
Mppelationsgeri9t bes 8e3irfs Columbia,
unb bieIes bat nunmebr bieGnt19eibunq crz
iter Snitan3 umgeitoBen auf ben @run6 bin
baB cine peniipn fein p~oblerpprbenes Ge6t
bilbe, bic @eri6te in 1ol9en SgGG.n feline
Surisbittion bdtten unb Der Yen1ipn5comz
miffdr boaitdnbig bere9ttgt lei, 6onblunoel1
1einer 8orgdnger elmer &epiiipn au unfer.
5ieben. 9offentli9 pirb btefe @ntf9eibune
ppm Sberbunbesgeri9t, at tpel9es 2pnq
nG6l appeGtren nirb, dufre9t erbaltsn tperr
ben. 9a aber bas Sberbunbes oeriht o[s
iol9es er1t i'm 6erbft tpieber 3u1ammentritt
unb nit @ef9Gften iiberbGuft 1T, 10 toirb
pobl auf bic enbgiltige @ntI@ei6un9
lan9e gu tparten baben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-06-12

Die Na9ri9ten aus Mabrib lofen beutz
li9 ertennen, OaB Der Mufitunb in Cuba an
StGrfe unb ltmfang gepinnt. Nber ebenfo
au9, buB man in Spanien entf9loffen lit,
Die Perle Der Nntillen" ni9t fabren gu 1afen,
fonbern ibren 8eiib Bis auf's NeuBerite gu
bertbeiOi9en. @enigftens gebt bas bara1s
berbor, bdB bic @ortes Sen. gampps mod
mebr Militdr beipiaigt baben, ais er geforz
bert bot.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-06-12
0onkbarer Datient,

Der Ieimert ganiet ri9t 9enannt baben min, unb Der
feline upllitdnnise Observation-Disclosures BON id)rue=
rem 2eiOen elmer i'll einem Softorbut) ~anse9ebe.
men Ir5nei %oerOantt, laBt Our9 uns Sallelbe fpftens
Sieies srnBe Bud entbdIt &cscpte, bic in ieoer
@potbete 9erna9t. perOem tOnle'.. S4idt Sure
9ispenfarp," % a8eft II. Str, Netp 9orf, SC. g..
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-06-12

fir Sauglinge und Kinder.
CHICAGO, ILL

" SoASAAASS SHN
Castoria bef0rdert VerdaUuRg
und beseitigt Blahungen, Verstopfang,
M~agensaure, Diarrh@ und Fieber-Zu-
stande. Dadurch wird das Kind gesund
erhalten und sein Schlaf nattLrlich.
Castoria enthalt weder Morphin noch
andere narkotische Bestandtheile.
"Castoria empfehle ich, we'll es Elm gutes
MitteI fur Kinder list und besser ais allie ande-
ron, die ich kenne." II. A. ARCHER, ": D..
Ill South Oxford ST., Brooklyn, N. Y.
ssseft mehreren Jahren habe ich 'Castoria'
empfohlen und verde damit fortfahren, da es
regelmassig gut gewirkt hat"
EDWIN T. PARDEE, M. D.,
125. st. und z, Ave., New YORK Oily,
"Aus eigener Erfahrung und Beobachtupg
kaun ich sagen, dass Castorta cine trefiiche
Nedizin fir Kinder list, da es abfuhrend W1rkt
und die game Constitution durch heilsame
Wirkung auf die Eingeweide aufrecht erhalt.
Viele Mtitter haben mir erzahlt, VIE ausSe'
Ze1chnet es ihren K1ndern bekommt."
De. G. @. OsGooD,
Lowell, Mass.
Thee ENTAUR COMPANY, II Murray Street, NY.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-06-12
C9rist an bic StGinots 9toots8situng)
gus oct alten 9SeIt+
Nn1t ". MnI.

9OGitii6e GbrGidfett III 9euti6Gunb. - 8erbrdnsz
ung llncbrli6er in 6ranfrei9. Siegrci9e
@%aunerci in StalieIl.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-06-12

SIM Wiener @emeinberat6e ipurbe am IA.
Weai bic Mabl beg erIten 8icez8iirgermetz
tiers borgenommen. 9iefe @abl 1T na9 Der
@eitaltung, mel9e Die Oinge i'm 8iener Sc
meinberatbe bur9 bic lebten @rgdnoungen
bes1elbet a%ngenommen BADEN, feline Bios
cDmrnunale Nngelegenbeit, fonbern cine
Sadie BON aagemeiner politi1 9er Mi9tigz
felt. 0enn bur9 bic Wahl beg 8tcez8iirz
germeiters tpurbe Der Siibrer Der &nttfemtz
ten, Or. 2ueger, auf ben curultf9en
Stubl Der G~ei9sbaupttabt erboben, NIT
bemfelben Sage gtng bas ltberale He9tme
in Wien gu gnoe, uno bic 9errf9aft oes
Intiiemttismus bat in bic Miener @e1neinz
beperDaltung ibren Ginaug gebalten. Nd9
ben am Sage Dor6er 9efaBten 8ef9lii1en
bes li6erdlen 8arteiberbanbes unb na9 ben
entf9iebenen @rtlGrungen bes 8iirgermeiz
tiers Or. @riibl tDar ni9t gu 5tpeifeln, baB
biefer bic Steue bes 8iirgermeiiters nieberz
le9en tpiiroe, mas benin audi beretts geI9eben
TT, nnO benz anti1emittf6en 8ice=8irgerz
meiiter tpirb fomit alsbalb Der antifemittf9e
8irgermeiiter na9folgen. 8on bieier 1teberz
5eugung f9ien at9 !9err 2ueger aus5uz
geben, benin bic Gebe, nit tpel9er er Die bon
Or. Rt9ter, pel4er i'm eri item Wablgange
getpGblt mar, a~usgef9ldgene @abl an3uz
nebmen %ertldrte, mar nt9t bic Gebe zines
CUR 3etttpetltgen Stelbertretung bes 8itr9erz
meifters 8erufenen, fonbern bic progrummz
rebe beien, Der bic 8icez8irgermeiiteriteae
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-04-05
Her Surrender Promised.

The police are still looking for Mrs. Annie
Farrell, the woman charged with poisoning
her husband at their home In Hushesville,
Charles county. just before Christmas. Ex-
Congressman Sidney E. Mudd is the wo-
mans counsel and he promises to have her
in Port Tobacco when the county Is ready
to try her. Mrs. Farrells husband. who is
said to have been an old man and crippled,
kept a large store at Hughesville, which is
between La Plata and Port Tobacco and
his sudden death gave rise to rumor that
he had been poisoned. When a chemical
analysis had been made of the contents
of his stomach an indictment was returned
Mrs Farrell had then been in this city
some days and had been watched by the
police but she got word of the result Of the
coroner's inquest before the police and went
to Baltimore.
Sheriff Albrittain OF Charles county has
been here several times in connection with
the case, but the woman has not been ap-
pretended.
Her counsel, as already stated, says he
will have her in court when the county is
ready to proceed with the trial, and he
would have surrendered her long ago had
1t not been for the fact that bail could not
be given and she would have TO remain in
the Port Tobacco Jail for months.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-04-05
AIRED IN COURT.
Mr.. Fields Inv OHicc Was the Scene
of Trouble.

Teresa Burke and Mrs. Minnie Fields,
who figured in a conflict in Lawyer Thos.
NJ. Fields office several days ago, as pub
lfshed In yesterdays Star. appeared in the
Police Court this morning, and Judge Mil
Ter acted as arbitrator in the case Lawyer
Fields was not In court to witness the trial
of Miss Burke, his clerk, who was charged
with having assaulted his wife. Mrs.
Fields father accompanied her in court.
Both Miss Burke and Mrs. Fields were
stylishly dressed, but they didn't speak as
they passed by. The case lasted only a
short while, and the lawyers name did not
hgure largely in the case, as he was not
present in his office at the time of the as
Sault.
The nature of Miss Burke's employment
IN Mr. Fields 1-2 street Office was in
CURED into, and it appeared, from the testi-
Inony, that she is in charge of the entire
business during lis absence and she oc-
cupieS room on the upper floor in the
mouse. young man does most of the
typewriting.
Mrs. Fields told the court that lust one
year ago she and her husband separated,
and she had called to see him several times
during the year.
When she went to the office of her hps-
band Miss Burke and the young man were
there. The young man left the room and
she waited there awhile. When she got
urea OF waiting She got up and started to
band that she had been there and had
waited to see him
But she said Miss Burke got in her way
and closed the door. Instead of allowing
her to leave. she said Miss Burke tore the
ven from her face and slapped her
MIS-. Fields was questioned by counsel for
Miss Burke concerning her separation She
denied that her husband had told her to
Keep away from the Office, and said that
Ii1ss Burke ard her husband were on in
innate terms.
The young man employed in the Office as
typewriter also gave testimony.
MISS Burke told him to go up stairs and
then she called him back when the trouble
was over.
A colored man employed there also gave
evidence
MISS Burke had nothing to say, but her
counsel argued that the assault was only
a technical one, and he thought the woman
should not be punished
Judge Miller took different view of the
case. The wife was In the office, where
she had right to CO. he said and when
she started to leave, Miss Burke had no
business to act as she did.
MISS Burke was fined $50, which she paid.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-04-05
MEETING TO PROTEST,
dilisdale Citizens to Discuss the KILL
ing of Reuben Foster.


A secret meeting of some of the residents
OF Hillsdale was hello last Eight at the
mouse OF ole of them on Nichols avenue
for the purpose of arranging for a meeting
tonight at the Hillsdale A.M.E Church, when
a second attempt will be made to collect
funds to be used in prosecuting Policeman
Green for the killing of Reuben Foster
The events which occurred at the meeting
on last Monday night were also discussed
by most of those present. 1t was deter
mined that tonsght's meeting should be
held at all hazards, and that those in
charge should depend on their own ar
rargements for the preservation of order
John Green was appointed sergeant-at-arms,
TO select as many assistants as he might
consider necessary to conduct the proceed
ings in quiet manner, and to keep out
side the building all persons who might
be regarded by him as likely tc incite tu-
mutt. and especially Lawyer John A Moss
and W. G. Taliaferro. Messrs. Henry I'm
derdue, Alien Jackson and Henry Sayies
We're appointed committee. and Rev. F.
NJ. Ovelton. pastor of the Hillsdale A. NJ.
E. Church, was requested to accompany
them. to call on the District Commission
ers today and ask Commissioner Truesdell
to order that two or three policemen from
some other precinct than the fifth, he as
signed to duty near the Hilisdale Church
tonight in the interest of law and order
Resolutions were drawn up for action to-
night denouncing the killing of Foster and
expressing the conviction that the police of
Anacosta ami Hillsdale had been lax IN
their duty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-04-05

C11i1drem's Department.
The "Openirg attractions include amusing displays
for the children and the presentation of am Easter
chicken to eac Mothers made interested by spe
cfal prices, as follows
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-04-05
DIED.

FRIZZELL. On April 3. 1895. MARY E. FRIz-
zEl.L, relict Of John Frizzell, aged seventy
Frneral from the residence of her son-in-lnw,
snr fietfhsr Canal road Dc on SUNDAY,
respectfully invited to attend. 3.
April 3. 1S:5. DENNIS d. HENNESSEY the be-
loved husband OF Margaret Hennessey (nes
Dooey1, native of County Cork, Ireland.
When winter storms are over.
And spring comes, fresh and fair,
We will reekly kneel Leslie him
And plant chosen flower there.
Dearest husband. thou hast left US.
We thy loss most deeply feel;
Dpt It's God that hath bereft
BY HIS WIFE AND CHILDREN.
Funeral will take place from his late residence,
go I'd street southwest. Saturday. April 6. at
where a solemn high mass will BIZ oaeTed i'f 70;
the repose Of his soul Friends and relative;
Corning. n. Y, papers please eopy.)
1885. MARGARET McC0NDACH, a native Of
Scotland. aged SIXTY whine years. =
saSthwest, Sunday. April I, at 8 pm Friends
invited to attend. 81
NEWMAN. Fell asleep in Jesus. on Thursday.
A AegMMsx is a. at s;os p w hdaIdd ,s
band Of Mary r. Newman ''' 'e''''
Funeral services sunday April :. at $50 pm, at
tives ard friends invited TO attend. alexandria
and Philadelphia papers please copy) e
sEACkEIFoRD. Suddenly. on Thursday morning.
a Apra n ss 4. T Fl Xxi Iakna
Funeral from his late residence Sunday, April Z, at
fully invited TO attend. 2s
In Mcmoriam.
DAY. In loving remembrance Of FFNT0N, be-
loved husband OF Amy Day, who died year
ago Today, April ), 1894.
A precious one from us has gone
voice loved is stied;
place Is vacant In home
Which be filled.
Cone hut not forgotten
BY HIS WIFE AND CHILDREN
KRAFT. In memory of MARY z. KRAFT, who
died two years ago today, April ). 1898.
Gone, but rot forgotten.
BY HER CHILDREN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-04-05

1oc for Cute Little French Percale Dresses.
Though sold regularly at 25 cents, We truthfuy
make the statement that they cost q cents each at
wholesale.
81 SO for the S1.9S White Bedford Cord Coats,
and those of check cloth, in spring colors. Sizes
to 4 years. Note the style and finish, the ruffie
cape and ribbon trimming and you'll wonder how
they can be probably sold at s1.9s.
Csc for the Braid-trimIned Cloth Coats. In blue
and brown stripe effects. Don't PREJUDICE. Wait
until you see.
Csc for choice of the S1.50, s1.39 and S1.25
Refer Coats, in sizes to years Five latest
styles, with pointed and square collars. Navy.
red and checks in tans, browns, blues, etc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-04-05
Street Signs ..

A letter has been written by the Commits
sioners to the secretary of the Washing
ton Gas Light Company declining its offer
to replace the old and broken street desig-
nations on the company's lamps with new
blown glass signs al 27ia cents each. The
Commissioners say that unless the printed
street designations referred to, as well as
all designations broken missing in the
future, are replaced with blown glass signs
of quality equal TO those furnished by the
District, the Commissioners will have them
replaced and charge the cost thereof to the
account of the gas company for street
lighting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-04-05
Miscellaneous,

81 pair for Superior Kid Gloves. wiite black
and all the spring shades Tried at oar risk.
4sc bunch for choice of sample bunclcs Of French
Flowers-impcrters samples. positively worth from
81 to 81 bunch. -Four hundred punches and no
two alike. Choice for 4Sc.
Last of the DC. lot of Flowers to g, tor1orrow
at 15c bunch
S2.as for black and white India Silk Parasols
with three ruiles. Another attractive style has
punched loops of ribbons giving bouquet effect
$2.6s for the English Coaching Parasols of white
anil check silk Dresden china handle, extra cover
Sc for DR.. Caravans ''Dentaaid." OF course s
cents is a complimentary price, to terminate with
the closing of the store tomorrow.
Soc for ounce bottle of White House perfume,
put up by De yeaux of Paris.
SOC for choice of the new 4Sc Yelling.
Ace instead of zoe pair for the Shell Side Combs
with sterling silver mountings.
soc for the Silver Filagree Jardinieres containing
living palm.
Sc for Easter card with bottle of perfume at
tached.
25c for Silk Belts with silver plated buckles like
on more expensive belts.
25c for superior Rhine Stone Hat Pins and Neck
Buckles.
Csc to $5.9S for the newly received Venice Lace
Collars. The largest and best collection Of this
fashionable neckwear is now here.
S2.5S for the $2.9S Yokes OF Laces and Ribbons
typically French
25c for very sheer pure linen Handkerchiefs with
new style embroidery and lace borders These new
arrivals lower the price of those previously here
to 1Sc from pc
1Sc pair for fast black Hose you'll judge worth
25c. And only 25c pair for Hose in warranted fast
colors as well black
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-04-05
The Capes.

Manufacturers One-of- kind Models at % per
cent discount.
s1O5O to SIS for those OF black cloth, beaded and
braided s12T5 to S22JO for the Velvet Capes and
SEAS to Sl4.9S for the Novelty Capcs Of cloths In
various colors, perforated, beaded, braided, ap-
pliqued.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-04-05

: Are famous for their freshness and I
= tenderness. Nowhere else Is there
- such variety and such quality, sold I
= at such low prices.
GyEverything you could wish for ,
r. the table. can always be obtained ,
= f.0m the dealers below. They handle
= ( freshest and choicest only. They
= :, stc the lowest prices. They de-
- liver marketing FREE:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-04-05

For Tomorrow Only.
$3.50 FOR LADIES' 1898 HAND-SEWED vIC1
KID SHOES BUTTON AND LACE, NEEDLE
TOES. 80. .79c FOR THE 81 KID SLIPPERS.
u Manicure and facial massage by Madame
Maurrel in balcony parlor. Treatment SOC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-04-05

$l.9s for the Infants 81 6s Long White Cashmere
Cloaks, with cape and skirt artistieally embroid-
cred in silk.
S4.2j for the Infants s. White China Silk Cloaks
with rufie over shoulder and big sleeves that are
laughably but attractivey like mothers equally
fashionable garments
44c for choice Of the Infants soc Silk Crepon
Caps, with silk braid and lace trimming. and the
Doe Pique Wash Hats, In pink. blue and white.
Csc for Prettily Braided Pique Hats and Sun
Bonnets, white, blue and pink. A wonder at the
price.
19c for the Infants CSC Null Caps, in seven
new and effective styles.