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The St. Johns herald., 1896-02-01
The Democratic Convention.

later date than that set for the Re publican gathering has caused some discontent among Democrats. It is said that the Democracy, as the dominant party, should have cour- age enough to lay down its own policy without waiting to see what its opponents are going to do.
 This is an attractive theory. but there is something to be said in fa- vor of the late canvention. The dominance of the Democratic par ty is rather in the nature of a bar rem ideality, hardly substantial enough to be balanced against solid advantages. The business men ot the country want a short campaign. By postponing the beginning of the fight the Democracy will earn their good will. In the meantime some thing may turn up thpt may put a new face on the situation and ma terially benefit the party that takes advantage of it. In 1894 tue Dem ocrats of California held their con- vention some time after the Repub- licans held theirs. They were taunted with cowardice, and 1t was said that the Republican candidate
 being in the field so long without opposition, would attract all waver- ing votes and gain lead that could not be overcome. But in the inter. val between the two conventions the people had become aroused to the
 iniquitv of the Reilly Funding bill
 The Republicans had said noth- ing about that suhjebt; the Demo s crats made 1t their chief issue, ano
 Governor Budd was elected because
 the convention that nominated hin was held late enough to take th' tide at it's flood.
 In the present case an excellen reason for a late Democratic Con- ! vention is found in the existence 0
 d Republican Congress. The Dem ocratic Congress two years ago pu
 the Democratic party into a stat N of suspended animation, and tn
 present Congress is making herol Q efforts to do the same thing for tn = Republican party. The roll of Con
 gressional blunders ought to be ar
 proximately complete before tn U meeting of the Democratic conver ton, so that no part of 1t may fa
 to receive lue attention.
 2 Ex-Mayor Hopkins of Chicago Il who has mo doubt the delegate x will be able to agree upon ticke
 and platform that will sweep tn
 country" is just trihe more san
 guine than the average run of Den
 ocrats elsewhere. There is sen S' little doubt in the ordinary Demo u cratic mind as to the conpleteneI
 of the sweep that will be achieve IS nv the ticket to be nominated ,g Chicago. But there is time enonG V between now and election for mal a remarkable things to happen.-E V
The St. Johns herald., 1896-02-01

THE emergency revenue bill has not emerged yet.
The St. Johns herald., 1896-02-01

A Chinaman in Tucson who Is said to have made considerable money and intended paying visit to his home in China, conyenient- ly lost his his papers and thus had an opportunity to get free passage to the home of his celestial king dom. One Chinaman was deport- ed Wednesday, at the expense of the U. S,-Prospector.
The St. Johns herald., 1896-02-01

Fro The Argus.
 Harry Buck is now able to be about; this is pleasing news for hls relatives and friends.
 MT. Henry r. Banta and wife of Flagstaff, Arizona, dropped in on us last Tuesday night for u two or three months visit.
 Messrs. Wattron, Dineen, ct al., surely possess a valuable gold pro perty situated in the Jarquajala country. We saw quite a lot of ore 1 from their mine which seemed to be ''lousie with gold" They say they have now on the dump POO tons oi ore that will mill $40 per ton,
The St. Johns herald., 1896-02-01
DysEAsEs OF TTIE SKIN.

First publicatiOnJan D. l896.
Evening star., 1896-12-03
New Lamps,
Onyx Tables, etc.

We invite attention to a new and
choice line Of Banquet and Boudoir
Lamps, including some exquisite
examples in Pompeiian, Egyptian.
Venetian. Decorated Porcelain. Old
Brass, Cloissonne, Wrought Iron.
Baleric. ROYAL Copper, Satin Gilt,
Imperial, Gilt and Onyx, etc. With
such variety the selection of Holi-
day and Wedding Gifts is pleasure.
New effects in Porcelain Banauet Lamps with
globe t" match decorations in Delft blue floral
Sf;s Eyn,iar ,la hEr"s Earanc hiS Vim -; 20 to 5000
oi! and unique designs. Each sI3 30
Venetian Banquet Lamps with old brass effect
complete with globe in dainiily etched designs
japanese Bronze and Wrought Iron RanIn~i
Lamps. very rich and massive design. ~ inches
high. Each. .............. ST 10
CIo.ssonne and Wrought IRON Ran,uet iaInns
win improved Rochester burner. % inches high
On" Of the many brautifnl new designs in Ban
Huct Lamps Is very rich comlnat ion Of Ral.rfc
and gold with the latest improved Il. x ii. burner
Other new STYLES in RanGuct Lamps combine giIt
with imperial: Pompeiian Royal Coipsr. Satin Git
Vase Shaped Banuurt L,mp>. in mat gold with
fancy designs Of polished gilt-'B. * H burner
Git and ONYX Banquet Lamps. square ONYX hase
Porcelain Glrrhos for Routloir or Bargurt La nps
choice decoration E,ch h........: :,Gc 10 81 1 90
Candles and Shades. for Receptions. Ban,rl.,s
Teas. etr-silk linen or paper. Each Zoe. 10 81 p
lth floor.
Evening star., 1896-12-03
Advertising In Evening PaDers.


From ..Ad. Sense for November"
Leonard Darbyshire, editor of the nd
Vertlsns department of the Cleveland
World, has the following in a recent Issue
of that paper:
A glance at the advertising columns of
the newspapers Of New York and Chicago
reveals the estimate in which the morn
ing and evening journals are hell by the
business men of the two cities The sd
Vert1sers reserve their weightiest aryl-
ments for the pages Of the afternoon iour
nails. Both as to space and as to the char
acter or the advertisements the Afternoon
the discovery on the part of the merchants
who use afternoon papers that they thee
by get closer to the buying public The
failacy about the preponderant value of
the morning newspaper an advertising
medium has been overc ONE by the test of
fact. w hile the morning paper comes from
the home the evening paper goes to the
nome. 1t being necessary to reach woman
KIND 1t follows that the papers that 60
into the families, and are read by the te
male members thereof, are the best cd
vertising mediums for selection by those
having goods to sell. A morning manor
largely read by men on their way down
town. and then thrown carelessiy onto q
desk or table in the outer office. TO he
heedlessly glanced at by other men waitin.
for appointments during the day, is ROT
worth nearly so much as an evening Larer
which is carried home and perused during
the hours of f1reside leisure The after
noon newspaper carries its message d.
rectly to the home and Is put into the
hands of the family. This is why tie
shrewd merchant uses it."
Evening star., 1896-12-03
THE RAINES LIQUOR LAW.
Testimony Given Before the New YOrl
Senate Committee.

senate Com mittee.
l. X Funk editor of the Voice, an organ
of the prohibitionists was the first witness
called for examination yesterday In New
York before the state senate committee
investigating the workings of the Raines
excise bill.
Il can sum up the result of my observa-
tions.'' said DR.. Funk, by saying that un-
der the old law Illegal traffic In liquor in
Brooklyn on Sundays was well nigh Uni
versaI."
According to his best information. he
continued there are now over 2,OOo "Raines
hotels in Brooklyn. and, in his opinion
the police and magistrates in Brooklyn are
too ienient in their treatment of excise Of
Tenders because of their desire to popular
ize themselves with the saloon keepers and
So-called general public.
The juries. DR.. Funk asserted. are large
iy so manipulated as to make conviction in
The courts a matter of the greatest diff
Guilty.
Il have now in mind" he said. "a promi-
nent eX-official in Brooklyn, who. when we
TO enforce the liquor law, said that if he
did so his party would lose at least $4,000
votes at the next election.
"A very bad feature of the present law
IS that ii has opened from 500 to 1OO0
hotels in Brooklyn which are used almost
altogether as places of assignation.'
w. E. Johnson. a member of the Voice
staff, gave evidence in elaboration of this
latter declaration by DR.. Funk. Before he
left the witness char DIR. Funk inveighed
against the hgh-class saloons, or tempt
ing places, as he called them.
Twenty of Zach places are of greater
menace to the community than 1000 low
groggeries. declared the witness. This
has been proven in Omaha. where the num-
Der of drinking places was reduced from
over 1000 to 40, and each became either a
gambling house or a house of iiI-fame If I
could bring such a thing about 1 would
have every saloon run or controlled by per-
sons of disreputable character, so as to
make all drinking by young men dscredit-
able. In my experience 1 have found that
Evening star., 1896-12-03
Receipts und Expenditures.

The comparative statement of the re-
ceipts and expenditures of the United
States shows that during November, 1896.
the total receipts were s25,21o,G96. and the
exner ditures 81, ,26O. 20. The receipts for
-" five months of the fiscal year amour;
s131 $50, $50, al d the expenditures to s111,
Ip7, :,35 The deficit for the month of No
ye1nher therefore is sS.o59.024, and for the
five months $39,946,S46, as compared with
s15,S;A,337 for the corresponding hve
months of last year. The receipts from Gus
toms during November amounted to So
930. .sS5; from internal revenue, sl3 1O4.s .s2s.
and from miscellaneous sources, .4S2.
Tf:s is a loss in customs as compared wlsA
November, 1S95 of $1.a24..29; a gain from
inter, al revenue of $5l,I44 and gain OF
sSS4,:,79 from iscellaneous sources.
Evening star., 1896-12-03
On the Light House Board.

Although no orders TO that effect have yet
been issued, it is generally understood in
naval circles that Capt. Robley d. Evans,
commanding the battle ship Indiana, will
succeed to the vacancy on the ligh. house
board caused by the detachment of Capt.
]. r. Bartlett. who is ordered to the COM
mand ofsthe monitor Puritan. Capt. Evans
has already served more than two years at
sea and under the rules of the service is
eligible for shore duty. II was reported
some time ago that he desired TO remain
in command of the Indiana, but it is now
stated that he prefers the light house board
assignment. There is considerable specu-
lation, but no knowledge, as to who will
succeed him on the Indiana.
Evening star., 1896-12-03
WOmem's Wool Waists.

Sensible things for Xmas gifts.
We are showing a very complete
and carefully selected stock of these
garments, and ask attention to the
following excellent values:
Plaid Wool Waists in a large variety of rich and
stylish patterns. Each. 6s
Black and White Shepherd Plaid Waists. with
ribbon velvet collar new style sleeves -beauti
fully flashed. Each. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 81. 30
cltS ana fancy fabrics Each. $500 to ST.. 60
Edaftlawn Wrappers Bath Robes. in a beauti-
full assortment of coorings. Each. 81. 30 S.
Sd floor.
Evening star., 1896-12-03

Satisfaction is the first thing
you want in your engraving
then YOU will consider price.
Place the order with us and
we will please YOU i'll every re-
spect.
We know what is fashion
able" - and have samples
ready to submit to YOU.
Your name engraved on plate and 80
cards-the work being executed In tine
best possible manner
S6 cents.
Reprinting from plate-I5c. a hun
drrd. and 4Dc for 80 cards
You may match the price
but doubtful ii you can the
character OF the work.
Evening star., 1896-12-03
Baby's
w arm Clothes,

Leggins, Mittens, Sacques, Caps,
Bootees, etc.-sensible and appro-
pirate gift articles-inexpensive, too.
Hand-anit Drawer Leggns. per pair. 81 00
Ilardknit Knee L.cgins. per pair. SOC.
Wosted Mittens. per pair. l5c.
Silk Nittens, per pair. ir..............-......:, SOC
Angora Mittens. per pair. Soc.
Shetland Wool Veils each. 25c
silk Caps. pretty styles, each. ........... Soc
Hand crocheted WOrs;ed Slcques each. ... SO
Hand-croche:ed Worstcd Bootccs, per pair 25c
Hand-crocheted Worsted Caps, each. -. . =. Zoe
I'd floor
Evening star., 1896-12-03

most intemperance comes from higher
class saloon
All Of the Brooklyn police justices and
Police Commissioner Welles, Superintand-
ent McKelvey and District Attorney Back
us were summoned to appear as witnesses
before the committee in Brooklyn to testify
regarding the Raines law.
Evening star., 1896-12-03
Woodward y. y. LOthrOp.
1oth nth and SITS. N. w.
Our Store is Equally Equipped

In the ubstanas for and household
beauty and combined which make thousands
Christmas Gifts
Purchases delivered Silver Ware Jewelrv Leather
1oods Umbrellas marked free of charge Goods otherwise
made presenable when practicable
Xmas Cards, Booklets, and Calendars, first floor.
Evening star., 1896-12-03
Live Stock In Nebraska Last

Final details Of the great storm that has
enveloped Nebraska for six days have
been received. Much stock has per:shed
on the extreme western ranges, where
there were few ravine.s in which animals
could find shelter. The aggregate is M: so
large al anticipated, however.
Evening star., 1896-12-03

Children's Eccfers OF two tone houcle-
extra large lined collar, piped with vel
vet and trimmed with small btftons:
also lot of Childrs.n's Gretchen Long
Coats OF novelty, boucle and red Eersey,
trimmed with braid and astrashan- extra
S5-
Evening star., 1896-12-03
The Christmas Galaxy
=AT==
PERRY'S.

All chats intended to help you with your
holiday shopping And have lots of appropriate things
talk about.
The Greater Store be revelation the
returning hosts. We congratulated every day. Thanked
with increased patronage You don't that shall
have regret broadening field Of usefulness you
Stationery is of the departments Full of choice
souvenirs for Christmas The stock has been gathered
to do such duty As know by this te-notng but
the best gets place here We will show the fads
in correspondence paraphernaa-but quality is their
mendation
You make Your gift dollars WORTH cents worth,
feel incined-maerial for both in this catalogue
Evening star., 1896-12-03

Fancy Papeteries in celluloid and
decorated boxes -1Oc. to 9Sc. box
Hurd's Irish Linen Paper, with Eli
velopes to niatch-eXtra fine quality
2oc. box.
Hurd's Satin Wovc Paper. plain,
with Envelopes to Inatch-25c. a box.
Velvet finished Parchment. Cream
and tints. with Envelopes to match,
III fancy bOx-2i,c. box.
Cranes Superdne WOvc Paper
White. Cream. Azure and Heliotrope-
billet. octave and commercial siza-
loc.. l2c. and 14c. a quire-45c., soc.
and 65c. Il box. Envelopes to match
-l2c. and 14c. packsge-55c and
Csc. a box.
Cream Distn1 Linen Paper-billet,
octave and commercial sixe-15c.. 1sc.
and DC. .luire. Envelopes to match
-lSc. and De. package.
Cranes VCllum Cream and Azure
Parchment octave and commercial
1"c. and 23c. quire. Envelopes to
match-19c. and BE. Il package
Hurd's Irish Linen Paper, in the
three popular sizes-9c.. 1Oc. and 12c
guire. Envelopes to match-1Oc.
and lie. 4 package.
Cranes White and Azure Bond Pa
per-ocfaNo and roInmercial-14c. and
lIc. quire. Envelopes to match
15c. and 1sc. Il Package
Overland -commcrcial-Sc, n
Iuire for paper-1Oc. package for
Envelopes to match.
FreEch Qundrille-Oc:nyo and COM
mercialSc. and 1Oc quire. En-
velopes. Sc. and 1Oc. II package
Cambridge Iinen-octnvo and COM
mercial-aC. and Zoe. quire. En-
veiopes TO match. 9c and 1Oc. a pack
age.
Cranes Old Style-octavo and COM
mercial-19c. and 23c uuire. En-
felopes to match, 19c. and 23c, a
package.
Cranes Extra Supertne. kid finish
billet. octave and cOmmercial-14c.,
l6c. and 1sc. Iuire. Envelopes to
match. 14c. and 1Gc. package.
Cranes Extra Superfine. kid finish,
In Azure and Heliotropc- octave and
commercinl-16c. and 1Sc auire.
Envelopes to match. 14c. and 16c.
package.
Hurds Prince of Wales-octavo and
commercial-Bleu du ROi-2Oc and 23c.
quire- Envelopes to match, 2Oc. and
2s'c. package.
Cranes Early English-octavo and
commercial-20c. and 23c II quire.
Envelopes TO match, 20c and DC. a
package.
HIrd's Satin Wove and Irish Linen
Mourning Puper-billet. octave and
Gown lrpkA sfpl-
Zoe. and 2'e. quire. Envelopes to
match. 1Sc., 1885,, zoe, DC and 24c.
package.
Manhattan Mills. extra superfine-
plain and Iuled-OctavO and commercial
-33c. pound. Envelopes to match.
Be- q package.
Letter size-p,ain and ruled-15c. a
Iuire. Envelopes to match, 4c. a
parhage.
Blotters-5c a dozeu.
Evening star., 1896-12-03
Umbrellas

Are always popular for Holiday
Gifts. We have prepared a magnifi-
cent assortment of moderate-priced
goods, as well as of the more elab-
orate and expensive grades.
The following have been selected
as being especially good values:
Meas Twllcd Gloria Umbrellas. natural wood
handles, sterling silver trimmings close rollers
2"in'h. E'ch. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. -
Mems Union Taffeta SILK Umbrellas latest style
Mems Union Trffeta silk Umbrellas. leather ,ase
-cits. f"iefs 26in''n. each. ch...............s2. 80
2S-nch each. Observation-Disclosures. 81 90
Men $ nion Tafeta silk Umbrellas horn crooks
close rollers 2G-inrh. each. 81 20
2N-inch. each. ch.....--.-.........S 50 GO
Mems Union Tafreta SILK Umbrellas. horn rroo5s
covered with silver deposIt-close rollers 26 and
-Slhci Each. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 81 30
Mems Al!-silk Umbrellas. fancy natural handles
with silver cap for monogram. Each. $500
l""pad and twisted hardes-close rollers. Ea 81 80
Women's All->ilk Umbrellas. black navy and .ed.
natural 4 Dresden hanlles-close rollers. Ea 81 -
barrel extending half way the handle fnis! "a
with Dresden knoh-clos, rollers Each 81 90
Womens Union Tlh.ta silk Umbrellas fiat str--
large monosram-,lose rollers Each. $500
UMBRELLAS COSTING OVER $500 Will. BE
ENGRAVED FREE.
Evening star., 1896-12-03
WOrnem's
Silk Mittens

Make most acceptable Xmas Gifts.
They arc particularly desirable for
cold weather-tO wear over kid
gloves.
As a special value offer women's Heavy
broidered backs. a, at.......... ' " ~ SI.oo the pr.
Box with each pair If desired.
1st fOnr
Evening star., 1896-12-03
Machinery Of tn. r.x,x

Chief Engineer Melville has returned
from New York, where he has inspected
the machinery of the Texas. He found If
in satisfactory condition
Evening star., 1896-12-03
Combination Suits
For a to H6=year=old Boys.
Two very special values.

All-wool Blue and Black Chcviot Combina tion
Suits coat with pairs of pantsl. absolutely fast
coor-"ell fitting and well made. Each. 81. I3
VALUE 81 80
AllWO0l Genuine Scotch Cheriot Comhinat ion
Suits very fine quality and thosougly made and
VALUE. s., 90
Evening star., 1896-12-03
for S6.98.

Lot Of Seal Plush Capes, trimmed with
fur and lined with silk-Ca tees which
have been S3.5o-tomorrow
for S6.7S.
Evening star., 1896-12-03
for $3.50.

Lot of Persian Lamb Jackets half silk
lined and most fashionable fronts usual
price $ll 10
Evening star., 1896-12-03

II the hair is falling out turning gray. re-
quiriEg a stimulant with no,lrishin. and colorinx
foed Halls Vegetable Stellar, Hair Renewer is
just the specific.
Evening star., 1896-12-03
for SI.1o.

Extra Heavy Bouclc Cloth Coats. half
SIX lined, 2-button stylish loose fronts,
deep arctic collars-equal to garinrnts
that vii. be offered you about town for
s. or SIS
Evening star., 1896-12-03
for S2.o8.

Lot Of Boys All-wool Refer Suits
balance OF line which we sold for 81
will 20
for SI.o8.
Boys All-wool R-efer or Double
breasted Suits-such you pay 50 for
about town-hcre tomorrow
for S2.oS.
Boys Best Worombo Blue Chin,hilla
Refers. bound with Hercules braid
real value, So
for 1898.
Lot of Boys Storm Coats-or Irish
frieze, chinrhilla, &c.-Usual pricn. SIS
tomorrow will go
for S3.9S.
Lot of Wonen's Gloria Umbrellas with
handsome Dresden handles-wortb So
Will 20 tomorrow
for SI.2o.
Lot of Mems Gloria Umbrellas with
natural wood handles-worth sa-win q,
tomorrow
Tor soc.
Lot of Boys Leather Leggins that sell
usually Tor 81
for SI.29.
HECHT & COMPANY,
1T SIS Seventh Street.
Evening star., 1896-12-03
Tablets.

Belfast Linen note, letter and packet
s:Ze-1Sc.
Perfection Cream WOve-note. letter
and packet size-1Sc.
Manchester Linen-plain and ruled
note. letter and packet size-12c.
Handmade BoDd-nOte, Letter and
packet size-10c
Overland Mail-note, letter and pacI
et size-15c
The Red Cross and Diadem-note and
packet sizr-5c each.
Evening star., 1896-12-03

Lot Of Boys All-wool Recfer Suits
balance OF line which we sold for So
will 20
Evening star., 1896-12-03

Lot OF Women's Fine Brilliant inc aud
Fancy Rough Cheviot Walking Skirts
such as are usually sold for S3ztomvr-
row
Evening star., 1896-12-03

liberal credit system ID
the poor mans friend.
Tomorrow vou
may buy for
cash on. credit

FHannelette Wrappers which are
positively worth s1.5o and 81
for 6oc.
Eiderdown Dressing Sacoues-in VA
riety or coiors-embroidered. silk rib
bon bow-positiyely worth sI25
for 79c. -..
Allwool Flannel waists-,arfcty of
colors-wOrth sa50-
for SI.25.
Sateen rBderskirts - wide and well
lined - corded ruffie with extra rufne
above-ha,e been $3.50
for $2.2o.
New .ot 30 Flannelette waIsts-rcal
value OF which is 75c-
for 29c.
Electric s'al Nuns with satin lining
new block-rcal value, SO
for 6oc.
MINK Neck Scarfs. tail and daws ,om-
piete-usual price, 9sc.- 7-.'s
Tor ACC. s.-s
Lot OF Women's Fine Brilliant in., and
Fancy Rough Cheviot Walking Skirts
such as are usually sold for S3ztomyr-
row
for $I,19.
Extra Heavy Bouclc Cloth Coats, half
silk
deep arctic eollars-equal to garments
that viii. be offered Won ahout ,oun far
Evening star., 1896-12-03

Col. Rodgers Assisnment.
Lieut.. Col. JChn /. Rodgers. I'd Artillery
has been assigned to duty as artillery in
spector and ordnance officer of the De-
partrlent CT the East, with headquarters
at New York.
Evening star., 1896-12-03
Chief Officers of the Ceremonies.

Nnlc1 O"ccrS OI the ceremonies.
The general manager, who was called
upon to supervise in all matters concerning
the safety, comfort and convenience of the
patrons of the inaugural ball and recep-
ton, and the succeeding concerts, and to
see as well that all committees were prop
ery performing their duty was Mr. Law
renee Gardner, and he filled the exacting
position with constant and untiring faith
fulness. q"
Mr. Charles G. Glover, now president of
the Riggs National Bank, was the treas
urer of the inaugural fund, and the audit
ing committee consisted of Mr.. Jesse B.
Wilson. John 0, Johnson and F. W. Pratt
Gen. Martin Z. MtMahon was grand mar
shall, with Gen! w %. Whipple and Col H
c. CorDin adjutants. general
The chairman of the general committee
was Col. James E. aBerrett and Mr. Alex
ander Porter Morse was the secretary Mr.
James L. Norris was chairman of the ex-
as secretary and MI William French Nc
1ntire as corresponding secretary The
total receipts were sol .6:t1.31 divided as fol-
lows: Guarantee fund.- ST., Go: sale of nriy
ileges, s5,O91: sale of ball tickets, S,1. 175:
receipts from supper, S2,oM.21 sale of
promenade concert tickets, s112;s; sale of
souvenirs, S1G2.25; receipts from sale of old
ma terial, $1S.SG
The guarantee fund was returned to the
subscribers, all the expenses attendant
upon the expenditures of the various com
mittees, amounting in all to So 5SO ~
were paid, and the sum of s345o bein,r a
surplus, was donated TO the various char
liable institutions in the District
Evening star., 1896-12-03
for SI.98.

BOYS All-w"ol Iteefer or Double
breasted Suits s-such as you pay 50 for
about town-here tomorrow
for 60 nS
Evening star., 1896-12-03
Writing Fluids.

stanords Ccmmercial-5c and Zoe.
u bottle.
st"hord's Scarlet-1-ounce tottle-1Oc.
Sfanmd's Violet 3-ounoe bottle-sc
Stnnord's New Indelible Ink-25c.
bottle.
Iens-1Oc dozen.
Penciis-popular brands-1c. to Sc.
each.
Pen Holders-3c. to Sc. each.
Evening star., 1896-12-03
Facial Culture

DISt;NE IT Gle I1l5 II ST NY
Branch Importers of DIsgne Cremes l1lO 4; s, n NJ
Manicurinr. Hair Dressing ShamIs,oing Demon
stiator frcm New York piriors. Imperial Hair Rr
generators. cooring hair Samples free IIi~b
class appointments in each branch no7-Ims
Time to Get Yeur Gowns
Gloves Slippers. e:c-. ready for the Nmas
gayeties. Ii anything Needs cleaning
that postal for wagon We do finest
= = work 's''
ANTON FISCHER, goo G St.
MATCHLESS DYEING AND CLEANING. aeos,
Evening star., 1896-12-03
for S2.oS.

Boys Best Worombo Blue Chinchilla
Reefers. bound with Hercules braid
real value, So