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FREDERICK MCGUIRE, Trustee,
oc3- eo&ds l4l9 u 81 NV.
THOMAS BOWLING CO., AUCTIoNEERS,
GU d st. NV.

HORSES. LANDAU. vICTORIAs. PHAEToNs
SURREYS BUGGlES, ROAD WAGONS, DOG
CARTS. &C, AT AUCTION:
ON MONDAY, OCTOBER SEVENTH, 1885, AT
stable No. 1926 New Jersey ave. NV, opposite B.
and o: depot, one very handsome and stylish match
sorrel gelding very fast: bay eelding. good
driver one landau, two victorias, one phaeton,
one surrey, two buggies, one road wagon, one dog
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Big Money fer an 1m.rtnation.

A little exercise of your imagination
may be worth five hundred dollars in gold
to you. Read the particulars in another
column Of The Stars great mystery story.
when the War Was Over" by Frederick
r. Burton.
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By virtue Of a deed of trust, dated August 3,
1894, and recorded in Iiber No. lS42 folio ~ ct
seq, of the land records of the District OF Caun.
bia We will. rs trustees, sell, at public auction.
in detail to the highes. bidder therefor, IN the
premises numbered I6l street northwest, in
the city of WashinsIon, District Of Columbia. on
MONDAY, THE SEVENTH DAY OF OCTOBER,
1885, AT TEN O'CLOCK AM, the following chat
tells: 30x40 Potter Press, 1 26x36 Potter Press,
Sheridan Paper Cutter, Standing Press, / Boiler
and Engine, 32x40 Hand Press 1 32,3s Hand
IIess, 5 26xs6 Hand Presses, 3ex40 Printing
Stones, 1 29x42 Printing Stone, l 29x43 Printing
Stone. aS.ss g, Printing Stones, 10 2erSs rrintiIg
Stones, IA 22x2s Printing Stones, 2Ox26 Printing
Stones 4s is.24 Printing Stones, ! Isxss Printing
Stone, 19x29 Printing Stone. 242 Engraved Stones,
Photographic Instruments and various apparatus,
Hangers, Shnfting, &c.: Bronxiug Machine, For.
n.ulas for Photo Processes and Formulas for Photo
lithographing. Line Work and Haf-toue Work,
Etching on Copper, and Formulas for Zinc anil Ar.
totype Process, with entire southern rights tor
Bierstadt Process; Steel Plates. These articles
will be sold in detail.
Terms Of sale cash.
r. ROSS PERRY,
G. p MONTAGUE,
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THOMAS DOWNING & CO., AUCTONEERS,
612 e st. NV.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
LOT ON WILLARD STREET BEIWEEN 18th
AND 18TH STREETS NORTHWEST, WASH
INGTQN, ID. C.
Default having occurred under the provisions Of
a deed of trust, dated September 16, 1892, and re-
records of District of Columbia, by request of the
parties secured thereby, the undersigned will offer
OCTOBER FIFTEENTH, 1885, at HMF-PAST
FOUR NJ, subiot ITO, in square 151 Washington,
ID. c.
Terms Of sale: One-third cash. one-third in one
year and one-third in two years. deferred payments
to bear interest ut the rate Of six per cent per
annum, payable semi-annually, and be secured by
deed of trust. all cash. at purchasers option
deposit of 500 at time of sale. Conveyancing
at purchasers cost. Terms of sale to be COM
piled with in ten days, resale at purchasers
risk and cost -
EDWARD ]. STEILWAGEN, Trustee.
1924 + ST. NV.
. FREDERICK MCGUIRE Trustee,
aosda 1919 G at. NV.
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especial Sale
ELEGANT Furniture out of
Storage.
ssAt Auction"

A SPLENDID COLLECTION OF HOUSEHOLD EF'-
FECTS AND CARPETS, FROM ONE OF THE
LARGE STORAGE WAREHOUSES;, WILL BE
SOLD, AT PUBLIC AUCTION. On SATURDAY,
OCTOBER FIFTH, 1895. COMMENCING AT
len O'CLOCK, AT OUR AUCTION ROOMS,
1229 AND 1231 G STREET. THIS Is An EN-
CEPJiONALLY FINE COLLECTION OF FUR.
NIIUkEAND PARTIES FURNISHING WOULD
DO WELL TO ATTEND THE SALE.
NB.-Carpets will be arranged and sold on our
spacious second floor. Send in your consisnnents
LOT TINS sale. Ocy-2t
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Large and attractive sale of
New and Second = hand
Furniture of ALL kinds
within our sales rooms,
1907 G ST., Saturday, Oc-
tober Fifth, 1905, ait Ten
nscGNcR q nm

CONSISTING OF OAK. WALNUT AND MAPLE
BEDROOM SUITES. OAK-FRAME SHOW CASES
HANDSOME MiRBoR-FRONT FOLDING BED IN
OAK. EXTENSION TABLES. OAK CHINA CLOS
ETS. BOOK CASES. wARDKOBES, FY.AT-TOP
DESKS HALL RACKS. SIDERoARDS. OAK BU-
REAtS. DINING ROOM CHAIRS. FANCY ROCK
EkS. REt1JGEiA FOR. SrDVES MArTRESSES
STRINGS. TOILET WARE. CARPETS RUGS. OIL
CLOTH. COOKING UTENSILS. CHINA WARE,
&C. &C.
ALSO. AT TWELVE NJ.
1 Goat, guaranteed kind and gentle; Horses. Car
riagas fine set Coupe Harness.
o3-2t C. G. SLOAN & CO.. Aucts.
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DUNCANsON BROS, AUCTIoNEERs.

PEREMITORY SALE OF FINE BUILDING LOT
On Pr STREET BETWEEN 18TH AND nth
STREETS NORTHWEST, FRONTING TWENTY
3 M TWO tEET .,,rrpxoox oc,ro,v,, z,,,,,,r,,
AID. 1895, AT FIVE O'CLOCK PM, will sell,
In front of the premises,
LOT 1G1, IN SQUARE ISL.
This lot fronts % feet on street and has a
depth Of 125 feet to a 20foot alley. very de-
sirable building lot.
Terms: 5000 TO remain the property until
August 23, 1897. One-half of the amount over the
81 400 in cash. the other half in year. Notes
10 be secured by deed of trust on the property,
bearing per cent interest payable semi annually,
arrangements might be made to pay all cash.
deposit of $500 required at time of SALE Convey
ancing, &c. at purchasers cost. Terms of sale to
be complied with in fifteen days from date of sale,
otherwise she right reserved to resell the property
at the risk and of defaulting purchaser after
five days advertisement of such resale in some
newspaper published in Washington, d. c.
By order Of the heirs.
ot3-d&ds DuNCANSON BROS, Aucts.
M. ,ax Z -
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N. B. LATgMER & co., AUCTIoNEERS.
1229 AND 1881 G ST.

BY Catalogue.
Trustees Sale of Valuable
Printing Presses, Engine,
&c., and Plant of the
National Lithograpfling
Company at Premises
No. 46H c Street North
west, i'm theCity of WASH
ington, District of CO.
lumhia.
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TWO CAR LOADS
On SATURDAY, OCTOBER FIFTH at our auc-
ton stables, 211 11th street northwest, J. T.
Wilson. fiem Jamestown, Pa, will sell some good
drivers and work horses.
load from Pittsburg Pa.-some good all-around
horses.
parties in Virginia.
Horse, Wagon and Harness. Sx-passenccr
Wagon. Several cheap Wagons and Buggies.
ALL to be SOLD to the highest bidder
MagratF & Kennedy,
oceot aUcTJONEEpS 81, 1,,h 6.
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@. G. SLOAN 4 CO.. AUCTlONEERS, 1907 ST.
-. Successors to Latimer & Sioan)
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AUCTION SALE OF DESIRABLE BUSINESS
% AND RESIDENCE PROPERTIES Belonging
To THE ESTATE OF THE LATE SAMUEL
iNORMENT. IN VARIOUS SECTIONS OF THE
CITY OF WASHINGTON, DISTRICT OF CO.
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NJ. i. LATEfER & CO., AUCTIONEERS,
NO CONNECTION WITH ANY OTHER HOUSE
1920 AND 1921 G ST.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
THOMAS BOWLING G. CO., AUCrIoNFTH
6l2 E ST. NV.

THOMAS BOWLING & CO.. AUCrIoNETRS,
612 E ST. nv
To be sold at public Auction:
Gill's Candy Store, Cor.
HEth & F SITS. N. w. The
above old and thoroughly
established Candy Store,
Stock, Fixtures, good
will, with privilege of
five years. lease.
ON FRIDAY, OCTOBER FOURTH 1895. At
TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ, WE WILL SELL,
WITHIN THE PREMISES, THE STOCK FIX
TURES, GOOD WILL, WITH PRIVILEGE OF
FIVE YEARS LEASE. OF Gn.L'S CANDY
STORE. CORNEi. nth AND f STREETS
NORTHWEST. THE FIXTURES ARE COM
PIE1E AND THE STORE FULLY EQUIPPED
FOR THE BUSINESS. THIS SALE AFFORDS
RARE OPPORTUNITY no any ONE WISH
ING TO ENGAGE IN THE BUSINESS SO LoSG
CONTINUED ON THIS POPULAR CORNER.
IT WILL BE SOLD AS A WHOLE
TERMS CASH. 1t
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Magrath & Kennedy.
DUNCANsoN BROS. AUCTIONEERs.

oc3-2t AUCTIoNEERs, 211 18th st. NV.
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Horses.
Horses.

FUTURE DAYS.
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RADCLIFFE. SUTTON Z co.. Aucts sess-dSds
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see their friends on Thursdays at 1917 Cor
coran street.
Mrs. Stevenson will discontinue her weekly
receptions at the Normandie until New
Year day.
The Misses Wolf of 100 9Th street north
west have as their guest Miss Annie Goul-
SION OF Boston, Mass, and will be at home
Sundays.
The Misses Thompson of New York ave-
nue. Miss Platt, Miss Elizabeth Edison, Miss
stuart and Miss White will give dancing
parties during the holidays.
The Rev. DR.. Thos. G. Addison, rector of
Trinity Episcopal Church, with his daugh-
ter, Miss Eleanore, returned this morning
nom trip to the exposition at Atlanta
Or. Addison went to Atlanta to represent the
Colonization Society, where he spoke on the
regro question.
Senator and Mrs. Elkins will give a dinner
Sunday, December %, to meet Col and Mrs.
Fred. Grant
Lieut. Richardson Glover entertained at
dinner Last night Senator Sherman, Senator
Cullom, Senator Call, Commodore Chadwick,
commodore Sampson, Admiral Greer, Gen.
Draper, Rev. Mackay-Smith, Mr. William
Sorcoran Hill, Mr.. James johnson and Mr..
Pollok.
MIS-. Quay will receive tomorrow.
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DIED.

DYSON. On Monday, December 16 1895. at IL 80
o'clock pm, Rev. I. II. G. Dyson beloved
husband oil Il. A. C DYSON aged sixty-three
years, four months and twenty-one days.
Blessed are the dead that die in the Lord
from heneeforth, saith the Spirit, for they resi-
BY HIS WIFE, F. A. d.
Brother, thou vast mild and lovely,
Gentle as the summers breeze;
Pleasant the air Of evening
When 1t floats among the trees.
Peaceful be thy silent slumber,
Peaceful in the grave low.
Thou no more Will join our number;
Thou no more our songs shall know.
But again hope to meet you
When the voyage of life is DER:
Then in heaven We hope TO greet YOU,
Where farewell tears are shed.
BY HIS SISTER, E. D.
Funeral on Thursday, December 10, at O'Clock
Church. S street s Set%esn ID and ID str sSs
southwest Relatives and friends respect
in State at the church rom 10 e oeIock ~ to IL
m. The casket will not be opened after SER
DYSON. The funeral of Rev. r. H. C. DYSON,
an honored and esteemed member Of Sumner
Lodge, No; 1898. c. L. o. of o. F., Of Boston,
Mass, will take place on THURSDAY; December
Z. Zion Church, street southwest.
He an earnest and faithful worker in the
order for over thirty years and OF the degree Of
P. C. NJ. The funeral is in charge of oceola Lodge
No 20S3, of which he a card member. All
members of the order are invited to attend
]. L. BROWN, n. q.
H. GUNNELL, p. S.
GEE On Monday, December IS, 1895, DAVID D.
GEE, aged ifty-seven years.
Funeral from his late residence, 1410 34th street
osoeE p on Friends aSi reiat1es invited
GRAY. Suddenly, on Monday December ls, 1895.
Mrs. MAMIE wife of VIM Gray, aged thirty
Faithful unto death
m
Thursday, at pm.
HURST beloved wife Of George W. Hawxhurst.
in the forty fifth year of her age.
Funeral services at Presbyterian Church, Falls
fax Court House at 80 pm.
HUME. On Tuesday, December i, 1898. at $50
Thomas l. Hume, aged fifty one years.
Funeral December h. h. at II OSk
N. L. Pickrel, 1919 street northwest.
LECKR0N On Decen Der II, 1895, at BIS pm,
at his residence 2l55 X street northwest
GEORGE Il. LECKRoN, husband of Annie w.
Funeral from residence Of his sister. Mrs. C. G.
eemS S %, ga at pm RELATIVES and friends in
vited. q
MOORE. On Tuesday, December II, 1925, at II I'D
am. of typhoid fever. HARRY C. MOORE be-
loved son of Jennie X. and the late David p.
Moore and grandson Of the late Hon VIM.
Funeral from his late residence. 1929 Columbia
street northwest, Thursday, December -, at
pm. CNew Philadelphia and Carrollton, Ohio,
papers please copyD
NEWTON. on Tuesday, December IL. 1895, at 2
E. Newton, ir the seventy third year of his age.
Funeral from residence 1903 street northwest,
Thursday at 2:3U pm lnterment private
sIMoNsoN On December Is, 1895, CHARLES W..
husband of Clara V. simorson tnee Mullican,.
Interment at Baltimore, Md. baltimore Sun and
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An Enjoyable MuSicaIe-

Mrs. z. D. Butcher gave a well-attended
musicale at her home, 1413 n street, last
evening, all the performers being her
pupils. The program included Schubert's
Mardi Gras Quadrlle on the piano by Mrs
Moncure Burke and Mrs. F. E. Anderson;
Massenets "Dost Thou Know" by Mr.. F.
H. Poston; Sidney Smiths Starry Night"
a piano solo, by Miss May Prosise: "A Son
of the Desert Am l." by Mr. Geo Haw-
ley lockwood: THE Grand Old Ocean,"
by Miss Ethel Darrell; Goodbye, Sweet
Bower Miss May Prosise; "Pierrot" Miss
Ellen Stuart; StrelitZke's Dreams" Miss
May Belle Chambers: Millard's Waiting"
Mrs: Oscar Woodward; Denzas Call Me
Back, Mrs. F. e. Anderson; Queen of the
Night" Mrs. Moncure Burke; Giebers
The Watcher" Mr.. Geo. P. Conn, and
The Flower Girl Miss Dolly Maher. An
aeolian quartet, "A Fathers Lullaby" was
given by Misses Emily Eckfeldt, Carrie
Flynn, Daisy Nourse and Ethel Darrell.
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Holiday
Dress Patterns.

UTSSS FaUUSTIDSs
OF wool, silk and wool and cotton, in
gift shape ready for presentation.
Every pattern has full dress length.
The goods have been selected from
among Our choicest dress fabrics,
and include all the newest colors and
weaves. We have made the prices on
many OF the patterns less than we
have been selling the goods.
We also offering lengths suitable for sepa-
rate skirts and Childrens Frocks at much less than
former prices.
COTTON GOODS
Indigo Blues and best quality Prints and Cling
baIns- Per pattern. ..............-...G GO to soc.
Fleece-ned Flannelette. Double-fac Genoese
Suiting, Outing Cloth and Cashmere Per pat
tern OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Soc to 81 10
Percales, Seersuckers, Lawns and extra fine Cling
hams. Per pattern. ................SlO 90 to 81 so
Scotch Bingham, Teviot Suittng and French Sat-
Inc FER pattern. 300 TO $500
CoLoRED WOOL GOODS.
whipcords, Belges, Jacquards ard various Fancy
Weayes. Per pattern. ..............s $3.50 to $3.50
AllwOol Henrietta, Serge, Two-toned Sa tine JAG
guard, Armure and, Sllk-and-wool Novelties. Per
pattern. ..-...........-.S2iS to $500
BLACK WOOL GOODS.
Atwood Henrietta, Serge and Jacquards. Per
pattern .S2OO and 81 IS
Silk finished Henrietta, fine Twilled Serge, Chey-
lot and variety of Fancy Weaves. Per pat
Center tables. list floor. 10th st. bldg)
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Down
Cushions

Were never so fashionable nor so
charmingly beautiful as now. In our
Oriental Room we are showing
about 100 styles OF Cushions, in
Bagdad, India, .Iapanese-embroid-
cred, printed, plain, .ruffled-odd,
quaint and pretty effects. Prices be-
gin at SI.5o for a 22-inch All-silk
Pillow and go as high as you wish
Also in this department are many
novelties in India Goods, Benares
Brass Ware, Cashmere Copper
Ware, Dutch Blue Delft Ware,
Moorish Trays, Poona Flower Pots,
etc, any of which will make pleasur-
able Xmas gifts.
9th floor. 10th st. bdg.l
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Inn Art Furniture
Department

We have on exhibition and sale a
very choice line of goods suitable for
Holiday presents, including Writing
Desks, Music Cabinets, Bric-a-Brac
Cabinets, China Closets, Book Cases,
Shaving Stands, Rocking Chairs,
etc. And in Antique Furniture a
special and exclusive line of Tables
Five O'clock Teas in unique de-
signs, Odd Chairs, Corner Pieces,
etc, at extremely low prices.
Ladies' Writing Desks. cak and imitation
hogany, 24x32 inches. Special value at......S. 10
Oak and Mahogany Writing Desks. brass trim
med, carved legs, bevelede mirror. Each,
800 to $500
Oak and Mahogany Music Cabinets Each.
$500 to $1,000
Bric-abra Cabine 5. Each ...... 800 to 100
Shaving Stands, beveled mirror. Each,
TabOurettes. Each. ........... s.. 90 TO $500
Rocking Chairs oak, mahogany and birch, cob
bier saddle and upholstered seats. Each,
$3.50 to s23 90
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UNNU
Umbrellas.

The Umbrella is a point of GENT
inc human sympathy. Hence its
gift-ftness. 1t has a large place in
the thought of Holiday merchandise.
We have the handsomest line of Fine
Umbrellas we have ever had, suit
able for Holiday Gifts.
Novelties in Dresden, pearl, ivory and plain or
silver trimmed, suitable for ladies'. Each,
$1,000 to $500
Silver trimmed natural wood handles, ivory and
pearl Each. .....................s5.O $500 to $500
Umbrellas engraved free of charge.
DIST floor. Observation-Disclosures. 1907 ST.
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Died Yesterday.

James Grayson, the colored laborer who
fell from the new Corcoran Art Gallery
building Monday and sustained severe in
ternai injuries, died at the Emergency Hos
pital late yesterday afternoon
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Pleasure=Giving Gifts
For Grown Folks.

Clocks, Onyx Tables, Lamps,
China Ware, Cut Glass, Baskets and
other substantial things for house
hold Use.
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IF DURING THE PAST SIXTY YEARS AND
icheer Dr. Jaynes Expectorant has been bringing
relief to the thousands who have used IL for ron,
chitis, Asthma, &c, would 1t not be wisdom for
you TO give II a trial now? 1t has cured Others
why not you!
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Fancy Baskets.
TOYS. DOLLS and Cannes.

There strange medley the Toy stock It's aggregation Of
gathering of happnessevery article intended
somebody happier free from trash and the prices the
lowest.
of stores capabilities for supplying this
of gift things submit the following lists:
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The Best Teachers Bible

for the price in the world 1000 pages; minion
svo. references; full gilt Divinity circuit: 1886
pages of helps: ~ coOred maps; specimen pages
of Hebrew. Phoenician, Greek and Latin alphubets;
photographs Of the Rosetta stone and the '.Moa-
bite stone; Samaritan and COptic MSS; Codex
1t. Price Observation-Disclosures so
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REEVES. POOLE CO.,
Cash Grocers, 1909 F st.
Open evenings till Xmas.
I'VE roast
|Ollne coffee


cofree-roasted the very day you buy 1t.
Let us say Il word about the dry roasting
process or rather word against the wet
roasting process. 1t Is a notorious fact
that coffee roasted with water is much
less stronger than that roasted dry, for
water tends to rob the bean Of its arolua
1t does, however, swell the bean, making
it heavier and look better, and, of
course, is more profitable. We just re-
Gently put in of the latest coffee
mills, and the only mill in the city which
thoroughly pulverizes coffee for drip style.
We are now roasting
Our 3Sc. selected
Mandehling Java and Mocha.
Our 3sc. Java and Mocha,
Our $50. Maricaibo,
Our 33c. Gautamali,
Our soc. Rio
which we think are the finest cOffees on
the market at the prices quoted, and our
3Sc coffee is the finest that comes.
We will thank you if you would try a
cup of our coffee the next time you are In
the store. The young lady at the coffee
counter will serve you
10 lbs. best Gran. Sugar, 4Sc.
II cans Extra Fine Standard Tomatoes, .
soc.
70 cans Extra Fine Sugar Corn, SOC.
Finest New York State Burbank Pota-
toes, i5c. bushel VIII be higher soon.
Oh
Dbl.
Extra Fine Muscatel Raisns, 15c. Id.
Very Fine Table Raisins, 25c. lb.
Fancy Lcghorn Citron, 20c. ID.
5-lb. box Very Fine Cluster Raisins,
SIS.
lbs. New Mixed Nuts, all fresh, 81.
Fine Layer Figs, 15c. ID.
Glib. Glass Jar Fine Mince Meat, 75c.
5-lb. bucket Nice Mince Meat, zoe.
lib. boxes Clean Stemmed Currants,
ready for use, Zoe.
LIB. box Sultana Raisins, thoroughly
cleaned, iJc.
Gallon Pure Maple Syrup, Csc.
lib. crate White Clover Honey 2Oc.;
Bib. crate, soc.
so la vena'' Cigars, in a fancy box
splendid gift, only 81. 70 in a box for 81.
Odd Belma' Whisky So gal, soc. qt.
Hermitage Pure Rye Whisky, 81 gal,
81 Ut.
Fine Brandy for mince meat, So gallon.
Very Best California Sherry Wine, So
a gallon.
Very Fine Old Imported Sherry Wine,
So gal.
Very Fine Imported Port Wine, extra
heavy, 81 gallon.
Royal Port Wine, So gallon.
Finest Old California Port Wine, 80
gallon.
Good California Sherry Wine at $3.50
gallon
Hannisvile Pure Rye Whisky, years
old, So gal; $1.25 quart.
Pleasant Valley Sweet Catawba Wine,
75c. gallcn.
We have n full line of large selected
English WalnutS, Filherts, Pecans and
Almonds.
Look for our ad. in Saturdays Star.
Po ooIs & c.
1900 F Street.
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MARRIED..

On Wednesday December ls
1885: by the Rev. DIR. Addison, HARRY hi
Miller of Washington, d. c., and IDA Z.
WEBER of Louisville KY
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Woodward ". LOthrOpe
10th, 18th and SITS. N W.
Open Evenings Until Xmas.
Xmas Cards, Booklets Calendars-First floor
OurSt0re isEqmally Equipped

In the subanas household the things of
beauty and combined which make the of thousands of
Christmas Gifts No than the value for anything but less
than the usual for many things.
Purchases delivered when you wish Silver Ware ew Leather
Goods Umbrellas Canes marked free of charge Goods boxed
otherwise made more presenabe when practicable
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Boys Clothing for Christmas.

We would suggest you your mind isn't already made the
of giving boy Suit Refer Ovcoatany Of
which he will appreciate A boy always needs clothes.
We have uncommony good values for Holiday
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Choice Sets for Bows.

Stevenson. 3 Observation-Disclosures. 90
CoOper's Sea Tales. vols. .......... 81 90
Coopers Leather Stocking Tales, vols. -. 81 90
Jules Verne, ) vols 81 90
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Especial .are has been given to the selection of
Books suitable for presents to Sunday School Ii
braries-bOoks for all ages. Special terms to
schools purchasing in large quantities.
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PHOTOGRAPH Albums.

Only about fifty left. A special lot purchased
from the manufacturer at less than half price.
Our retail prices about the usual Wholesale
cost: Bindings of celluoid, leather. plush and
basement. .....................11t h ST. bldsJ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-12-18
Gift
Books.

Think of Books at fair prices only,
and that price oftener that not half or
quarter the publishers.
Books here i'll every shape, bind
ings of regal elegance, bindings of
.Jeffersonian simplicity, heavy cream
laid papers and delicate tissues, love-
ly tints and somber white.
Books for Girls.
Books by Rosa Carey. Mrs. l.. T. Meade and Mrs
Ewing In good bindings. Each. 80 and SOC
Books by Miss Alcott. Mrs Finley, Miss Kate
Wiggin, Susan Coolidge. Lilly Wcssclhaft, Mrs. A
G. Plympton. Laura Richards and others. All the
new ones and OF the old.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-12-18
Standard Sets.
For Sunday Schools.

Dickens. Thackeray. Lytton Eliot. living. Cooper,
Scott and Others. Cloth, buckram and half-leathe-
bindings
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-11-02
OVER A SNAKE NEST
THE HORRIBLE DEATH OF A
NEWLY MARRIED COUPLE.
when the ReconciIed Father Called to
Oner His blessing IN. Children
Were Dead.

Jeffersonville. Ind. Nov. 1.-Norville
Smith and bride. formerly Miss Annie
Day, met a horrible death less than a
week after they were married. They
eloped to this city. as the girls father
opposed the match. Returning to their
home In Kentucky. not far from Frank
fort. they moved into a small house
built by Smith before the wedding. The
brides father had refused to speak to
them. but becoming reconciled. went to
the cottage TO take them home with
him. He opened the door and 10 his
horror found Smith and his wife lying
dead. The room was literally alive
with snakes. Neighbors were summon
ed and the snakes at last driven away
or killed. The bodies were removed and
It was found that the house had been
erected over bed of snakes where
the reptiles collected for the winter.