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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-09-03
SUIT FOR INSURANCE,
Widow of DIR. Adams Institutes Pro
ceedinSs ON Life Policies

ceedings ON Life Policies.
Mrs. Ella Adams, widow of DR.. Benz B.
Adams, well-known local physician, to-
day sued the Massachusetts Mutual Acct
dent Association and the National Acct
dent Society of New York. claiming 5000
from each of the defendant organizations
on account of policies issued by them to
her husband August q, 1885, and October
Is, 1896, respectively.
Through Attorneys ]. J. Darlington and
Warren r. Choate, Mrs. Adams states that
Ter husband died January 25, 1897, from
bodily injuries. caused solely by external,
violent and accidental means, a fall on
9th street near Grant the 18th of last De-
cember. Said policies were made payable
to her, she says, and she complains that
although she has fulfilled all the require
ments of the policies as to proof of death,
nature of the injuries, &C.. the said or
ganizations have reelected and refused
and still do to pay her the amount of said
policies or any part of them.
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70, OIL sound and disposing mind, by reason
Vi age ana infirmity. and that she was in
capable of executing a valid dead mr. ,.on-
tract mentally oblivious as to what she
owned, and those related 10 her and other
pacity. ga
me testatrix died. leaving an estate
Wor'h. IL Is estimated. more than s25O.OOo
me gave "a brother. William O'DonneI
s5o,V", ana gave her other relatives va
rious other smaller sums. The residue Of
Ihe estate she gave to her executor, Chas.
-; Caywood. to be held by him during the
NE o. her husband. Henry c. North. who
she directed, should be paid 5000 a month
Al the death of her husband she directed
that the said residue and Accommodations
should be equally divided among said reIa-
yves. William, Abbie, Simeon W., Marion
5. and Belle O'Donnel John w O,Donpei
anna Stewart, Anna w. Wysham and
Mary E Mcdonnell. She also gave the
Eastern Dispensary $1,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-09-03
WHITE REED BIRD.
Eastern Branch Gunners Eager 1,
Set n Shot MT IT.

There IL white reed bird on the East
ern branch marsh. and every gunner is
waiting for an opportunity to get shot
at 1t more eagerly than he would for a
chance to bring down canvas-back duck.
DISK Jones and Others of the OLD regime
WHO were N the marsh Wednesday saw
the albino yreedy, but it kept without range.
tnce 1t flew within twenty yards of Dick.
out he had just downed two ortolans. and
ms gun had no shells in it. The bird Lit
about 200 yards off on a reed, and Dick,
VINO was being pushed by a small how
essayed to get within range of it, but other
aeea pircs lit near it and began to peck at
and fight it. and it flew away.
o'ner shooters have had similar exper-
emces. Inc other birds Go not allow the
alpino 10 rest moment after they dis
ooSeI FL II near them The bird is pure white.
the whole season i0'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-09-03
THE COURTS.
Equity Court No. 1-Jude

Equity Court No. Judge Cox
Cooper agt. Cooper; sale finally ratified
Daniel Bond. Taylor Triplett, Margaret
Ford. Albert Hanrahan. Samuel Matthews.
Geo W. Lincoln; inquisition in lunacy con-
nrmed Buchanan agt. Buchanan; testi-
dered taken. Calhoun agt. Brasnears;
Henry Randall appointed guardian adj IL
tenn Matthews agt. Christy: injunction
continued and property released. Aughin-
laugh agt. Aughinbaugh: testimony before
Edwin Forrest. examiner. ordered taken.
Ferguson agt Ferguson; divorce a win. mat.
granted Woods agt. Postmaster General;
restraining order, returnable September 4,
granted
Probate Court-Judge Cox
Estate of Mary L. Lacy: will admitted
to probate and letters testamentary grant
ed to Margareth E. Lacy; bond. $500. Es-
tate OF VIM; w. Hough; final notice naming
Sc ptember 30 for settling estate. Estate of
Jno ID. Mcpherson: do. Estate of Anna
North; caveat filed. In re Katie NJ Cor
coran, guardian: order of appointment;
petition to incumber wards real estate
filed and cause referred to auditor Estate
OF Elisa Lease; advance of 500 to Chas E.
Lease allowed Estate of Jos eph H. Boyne;
letters of administration granted to Rich
ard j. Boyne; bond 81 600 Estate of John
Jaeger, jr.: order marking debts desperate
In re ECretta b. Matthews, guardian: or
der to sell. Estate of Alex Y p Garnett.
letters of administration d. b. n c. t. a.
granted to Corcoran Thorn; bond, 81 600
Estate OF Martha +. WEIGH: petition for
probate of will filed. In re Anna F.. Heiiig.
guardian: order of appointment: bond, $500
Estate of Virginia d. Hodges: will filed.
Estate of Theo. d. Wilson; account passed
Estate of Marie Hugle; do. In re Richard
p. Miles, guardian; do. Estate of Thos ].
Hodgen; order of sale. In re Jno E. Reall
guardian; order of allowance Estate of
Barbara Feran; letters of administration
granted to John w. Smith; bond, 81 200.
Estate of Ezra w. Leach; resignation of
Henry A. Griswold and Tracy L. Jeffords
as collectors accepted, and Andrew NJ
Green appointed collector; bond $1,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-09-03
WIFI Filed.

The will OF the late Virginia d. Hodges
was filed today. 1t Is dated July "a, 1872
and makes her sister. Maria Hodges, sS.e
and absolute beneficiary. naming her as
executrix.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-09-03

Dr. James T. Sothron. who was taken i'll
Sunday. and for several days has seen In
dangerous condition, is now much i'm.
proved He is very weak. but out of dan
ger.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-09-03

$l.OO baltimore and Return vim II.
and o.
For all trains Sunday, September g.
Advertisement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-09-03

It matters little what II is that you want
whether q situation or q servants
want ad In The Star win reach ths
person who can all your need.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-09-03
Special values i'm boys department.

Roc for lot of boys knee pants but only
sizes 4, @, and s. They are all on
a separate table-pck them cut as you
please.
AZC for your choice Of a lot of boys
Mothers FRIEND shfr. waists:
have patent button b; nds. and are made OF
heavy percele. This waist is sold for Sc
about town, and when you get ii for AZ cents
you are saving The difference
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-09-03

Lot OF ladies' muslin
gowns. drawers. corset COW
ers and chemise. many Of
which are deliberately TRIM
med with lace and embroid-
cry, and some with both.
which sold for 79c. to Sis
to go on n table for
81 cents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-09-03

Lot OF ladies' muslin
drawers, trimmed with
tucks, and lot OF muslin
corset covers, trimmed with
lace and embroidery and
very well made-to go for
II cents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-09-03

1000 dozen mems balf hose, black, tans,
modes, fancy embroidered randoms and polka
dots. All seamless goods. double heel and
toes. Goods worth 2:,c.-for this sale
9 cents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-09-03

Lot OF mems and boys golf caps, that were
50c.-go for 23c.
Lot OF mems SOC. crash cans, l5c.
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son, first; Miss j. II. Janney. second
Mrs nsoo C. W. Fields first Mrs
Lyddane. first; H. Nipple, second. Peaches,
Mrs. II. c. Hurley, first: Miss Ella NJ. Fry,
second. Pears. Mrs. H. c. Hurley. first:
Mrs. l. s. Dove second; Plums. Mrs. P. D.
Ounces, Mrs. r. LNdiane ], Raspberries,
Mrs. W. Skilliman. Eurfantse Mrs. d. H.
Warfield. first; Mrs p. D. Laird, second
JelliesTB, ackberry. Mrs. p. y Laird, first;
D. Laird. first and second. tiurrant, Mrs
P. D.. Laird, first: Miss z. "a. Adamson,
second. Grape. Miss I9Deve,nirst: Mrs. p.
son. first; Mrs. p d. laird. second plum.
Mrs. P. D. Laird, first; Miss H. G. Adam
son. second. Ounce, Miss ZIG. Adamson,
first first; MRS. ?; D: Laird second Raspberry.
second strawberry, Miss u. G. Adamson,
first: Mrs. p. D. Laird, second. Crab APP
pie Mrs. P; D. Lairddfrst; Mrs. E. War
Discretionary-Rockville cottage. Robert
Fletcher, recommended for a premium.
Horse Department.
Observation-Disclosures, T. e. Aud. first;
F. r. Keys, second; mare or gelding. Phil
Sheridan; brood mare, James Reed, first;
John L. Dawson second: sucking colt.
John L. Dawson; saddle horses, stallion.
four-year-old. VIM. Birney first. Geo. E.
Nicholson second; mare OF gelding. Her
bert Stabler first, Chas. G. Holland second;
stallion or .gelding under four years. Sam
uei Blunt; hackney grade FLY. three years.
Caleb Stabler first, Cbas. Brooke second
| FLY. two years. Chas. Brooke first ]. C.
Bentley second; gelding. three years. Chas.
Brooke; gelding, two years, Chas.sF. Brooke;
pony and cart, Miss Ethel Posss Standard
bred-StalIion. four years, D. d. Carter
first, ]. F. Waters second; stallion, three
years. c. e. Waters first;J. Abby Hender-
son second; stallion. one year, c. c. Wa
tiers; brood mare, four years c. C. Wa
ters: mare or gelding. four years, d. H.
Warfield first. w. K. Jones secopd: geld
Ing. three years. Thomas Mccullough;
sucking colt. c. c. Waters. Quick draft
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-09-03

SUC for your choice of lot OF bcys'
galatea cloth wash suits-hanlsoIna
styleS-an braid trimu cd in any number Of
PATTERNS. and in all sizes, 3 10 Il-sold for
as high Sl.3S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-11-16
Army and Nnvy Orders.


The leave of absence granted First Lieut..
Charles Miller. 10th Infantry. has been ex-
tended one month.
Capt David A. Lyle of the ordnance de-
partment has been ordered to visit the
works of the Benjamin Atha & Hing
worth Company. Newark, n. j., for the in
spection OF castings for l2-inch spring re-
turn mortar carriages; also the Penn Steel
Casting Company, Chester. Pa. and the
American Steel Casting Company Thurlow
IA. Tor the inspection of steel castings for
iO-incn and Finch disappearing carriages
APP. John Baxter, 1r., assistant quarter
master. mas been ordered to Jeffersonville
ind. Tor temporary duty at the quarter
masters depot
The following transfers have been made
in the 10th Cavalry: Capt Charles +.
Nordstrom. from Troop { to Troop u:
capt. Charles II. Grierson. from Troop
10 Troop c.
First Lieut.. Edward d. Anderson, 10th
Savairy, has been granted two months
The following assignments of officers TO
regiments have been made:
capt Charles H. Grierson, to the 10th
Cavalry, Troop B.
First Lieut.. Edward d. Anderson IN tho
10th Cavalry, Troop c
Additional Second Lieut.. Frederick 7.
Arnold. 9th Cavalry. to a vacancy of Sec
ono lieutenant, 4th Cavalry. Troop H.
Ensign 2. y. Olmstead has been detached
from the Terror and ordered to the Lam
caster.
Ensign w. c. Cole has been detached
from the photographic Office here and or
dered to the navy yard.
Ensign Y. Stirling, jr.. has been detached
from the Albatross and ordered home with
two months leave.
Lieut. J. II. Rohrbacker has been detach-
ed from the Yorktown and ordered home
with two months leave.
Lieut. c. T. Moore mas been detached
from the Naval Academy and ordered to
Port Royal.
Lieut.. IA. NJ. Hodges has been detached
from the bureau OF equipment and ordered
to the Detroit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-11-16
RoBBING SPAIN IN CUBA.
Over e2.OO0.OOO for Trochas Worth
Only N25O.tklO.


Only x25O.oOo.
The New York Journals Havana corre-
spondent speaks in detail Of the reports Of
corruption of Gen. weyler's administration
OF affairs on the island. He says:
The various sums said to have been ex-
pended on making and maintaining trochas
Is over S2@p.9o. while reliable experts es-
innate that the real cost should have been
S2Jo0o
In the sanitary administration there are
several deficits. including the sum OF $780,
600 in the accounts OF medicine supplied
and paid for by various battalions. A COM
mGncante Is in the tahanas prison charged
with pocketiEg the remittanCes for the
drugs supplied. Gen Baryan before leav-
ing for Spain received his full pay in gold:
on the same ship there We're several invalid
soldiers whose allowances. i'm deprecated
paper money. was eleven months i'm ar
rears. This. of course. they will never get
Col. Escrihano. Wcylers chief Of star
understand. had his private account
transferred from Havana. When he left
last week IL stood at S:i..1 400. Yet he was
not here long. The cashier of the Cuipuy-
Goa battalion. l-arante SuaraN Relvero. has
joined the Insurgents after striking his SUI
l,eri"r officer. His accounts are SIG $40
short. Ii is small wonder that Weylcr's de-
parture and the day Of reckoning was so
greatly dreaded by all his gang
peii- hlanco has received 2ll applications
from officers To he transferred again to
Spain These tell their own story The
chances for growing fat on their soldiers
more charms. They have been sharply re-
minded. however. that their duty Is to re-
main and tight for Spain. and a special
oruer mas been issued on the subject
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-11-16
Brass and Iron
Bedsteads.

0l ass dfNU UHOfN
Bedsteads.
Another lot of the newest designs
IN White Enaneled and All-brass
Beds.
We have never shown so large an
assortment as now, and the prices we
quote are the very lowest for high
class goods.
White Enameled Beds. with brass top rails and
s1sx0a IT., key it., 41sx6,a It. N'4 '''
Our regular $500 grade.
5000 each.
Our regular $1,000 grade. with
swell foot.
$500 each.
Better grades up to $1,000 each.
Woven Wire Bed Springs in stock
or made to order to fit any bed.
SIPS to $500 each.
Mattresses in stock or made to or
der to fit any bed. Prices guaran-
teed to be the lowest for good work
and materials.
Good Grade Husk Mattresses with cotton tops,
for double beds.
$500 each.
Good quality Hair Mattresses, covered with
excellent grade Of ticking. for double beds.
!, 5000 each.
Better grades up to $1,000 each.
Third eoor.
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ALLEN; On Monday night. November Is. 1897,
=, Ll.iJAh AILr... aged e,rhty-fou years
| law. Dr. II. Kingsman. III East Capitol street
at o'clock "Wednesday. November Il. Friends
are invited.
| BRIScoE. On Tuesday November To- 1897 at
SEMMEs BRTsCoE. beloved daas:,i-.r 81 fI,a.
nor Z ard the late Dr. Walter G. Bris-oe
Notice of funeral hereafter.
cox: At her residence. 2olI street northwest
LEY COX. widow Of the late Richard \. tox.
Funeral private Wednesday, November IL, at =
O'Clock.
| GILBERT. On November Is. 1897 Mt s an.
JULIA A. beloved wife Of VIM H. and mother
Of wm ii. and the late Chas T. Gilbert, In
the nftietn year Of her age. after long aus
painful illness.
Past her suffering. past her pain.
God I'm His wisdom. has recalled
His lived one home TO heaven.
Dearest mother. thou hast left us;
We thy loss most deeply feel:
But tits Goa who has beFeft us
He crn all our soIr"ws heal
By HER son AND HUSBAND.
Funeral from her late residence CD Virginia ave
nue. southeast, Oh we es Scyemser IL
between ard q streets southeast.
HIRI.Ef suddenly. on TUESDAY; Norem'.r i6
1887, ut s:45 am, JAMES W. III Ri.Ei. at
his residence. l222 street nsrtha-st aged
seventy-two years.
Funt raj notice hereafter. -
JORDAN Departed this life. on sundny. Novcin-
Der IL. 1897. at $50 pm. JOHN WESLEY
JORDAN, aged thirty-nine years.
precious from us has gone,
A voice We 10 ed is stilled:
A place is vacant In cur home
That never can DE hlled.
Funeral from his late residence No 947 Golden
street southwest. Interment Fairfax county,
Va.
LYONS. On Tuesday. November 16 1897. at
O'clock an. HoSoRA. widow Of the iate
OF County Limerick, ireland.
May her soul In peace.
Funeral from her late residence. si1 LIST street
northeast. Friday, November 49, at o'ciock
am. thence to st. Aoysius Church where sol
Of n her tq s"ai Rela,lvrs and friends invited to
attend. Kindly omit flowers. %
ROSE ON November 10. 1897. at pm. CLAIR
ENCE DELANEY. son Of Geo Y. Rose. jr.,
Funeral private from parents residence today.
JOHN F.. husband Of Alice Z. Seitr, in the
ffty-sixth year Of his age
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
In Memoriam.
ENGLISH In loving remembrance OF our precious
darling GONNA LEE ENGLISH. who died tws
years ago today November l6. 1855.
We miss thee from our home. dear,
We miss thee from thy place;
snadow DER GU life Is cast
We miss the sunshine of thy face.
We miss thy kind and willing hand.
Thy fond md earnest care.
Our home is dark without thee,
We miss thee everywhere.
BIZ HER PARENTS. CHILDREN AND BRoTH-
ELS
QUEEN. In loving remembrance OF my dear son.
JAMES A. GREEN. who entered into rest
year ago today. November IT, 1896.
Wei meet again the loved one lost,
Where parttnSn rcrd the heart more.
When deaths mystic stream have crossed.
And moored our :, harts 10 yonicr shore
BIZ HIS MOTHER, SUSAN A. GREEN.
HUNTER. In memory OF my dear husband. WILL
LIAM HUNTER who died one year ago today
November 10. 1907.
None kn"w him but love him;
None named MIN but to psa &c.
By WIFE AND CHILD.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-11-16
Millinery
Departm

New ideas in Hats and Bonnets
are continually being displayed.
Trimmed and Untrinined Millinery
representing all that is newest and
best. Full line of Millinery Novel
ties, Exquisite Ostrich Feathers in
black and colors, Wings, Pheasant,
Owl and other Feathers in natural
colors, Flowers, Foliage, Ornaments
and Trimmings.
Tomorrow, Wednesday, another
special lot of
Black Silk Velvet Hats.
Untrimmed = Gainsborough, Pom
padour, Narrow-back Sailors and
Walking Hats.
$1.75 each.
Also profusion of beautiful Black
Ostrich Plumes, rich luster, full and
fluffy, as follows:
1o-incll-$I 90.
I3-inch-$I.5o.
I8-inch-$2. 50.
Also choice assortment of ANA
zon Plumes.
Children's Flats, all colors.
soc. each.
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Children's
Underwear.

We have separate department
for Childrens Underwear We carry
every undergarment demanded and
in styles adaptable for infants and
little children. A complete line of
the Arnold HYGIENE Knit Goods
for day and night wear. These can
be found here only.
Night Gowns.
Good Muslin, Hubbard style. yoke of tucks
cambria rufiies neck and sleeves Sizes to
IL yeaIs.
25c. to SOC. each.
Fine Muslin Gowns. Hubbard style, yoke Of
clustered tucks turnover collar, trimmed with
fancy Lraid. Sizes to IA years.
SOC. and Csc. each.
Infants Canton Flannel Gowns well made.
25c. each.
Children's Drawers.
Childrens Muslin Drawers, made in seven sizes
with patent facings, rendering it impossible for
muslin. finished with hem and cluster Of tucks.
to 8 years, I21c. 10 years, I5c.
IL years, I0c. ID years, 2Ic.
e Mu: ans 81 asts as IL an.Asd with
I8c. to 38c.
Canton Flannel Drawers, hem and felled seams
to years.
25c.
Canton Flannel Drawers, Knickerb,cker style
trimmed with embroidered ruffie-2 to years.
35c.
Canton Flannel Night Drawers, with without
feet. Sizes to 10 years.
SOC. to 75c.
Children's Waists.
Double We Waist for babies to IS months old,
soft fin sh cambria, pearl buttons, nickel safety
pins, buttons in the back.
soc.
Double We Waist. for children 2 to 8 years, but.
4Oc.
The Ideal Waist. for children to years
with rows OF tape buttons.
25c.
Boys Little Beauty Waist Of strong coutil
With two rows Of tape buttons and adjustable
shoulder straps.
25c.
Children's Jean waist-2 to 10 years.
I23c.
We show a complete line of ...,,
Arnold's Double Fold
Night Drawers,
With feet. improved ankle and neck openings.
They are elegant goods. of fine texture excelcntly
made, with all raw seams thrown within the inner
surfaces and with their softness and piability we
well pleased.
Ask for illustrated Catalogue and
Price List of Arnold's Knit Goods, in
Infants Department.
Second floor.
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Corset
Department.

SOTSGU
Department.
A most carefully selected stock of
Corsets, both foreign and domestic,
is here and in great variety. Not a
questionable make is represented. A
generous sprinkling of Paris novel
ties, including some exquisite speci-
mems for evening, now on exhibition.
The Nance" dainty French creation i'm
tinted silks: satins. batistes and coutil-richIy
sarnished. Prices range from
$3.50 to $500.
late novelty is the ''Girdle'' Corset made Of
exquisite heavy blue and pink satin ribbons These
are
$3.50
Corsets carefully Numbered at
moderate prices.
Second floor
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THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
The Teel-Davis Marriage at the Church of
the Covenant Tonight.
Col. md Mrs. Britton Entertained the
Erifton-Walker Bridal Party
Last NiEht-Notes.

Palms and pink flowers will adorn the
Church of the Covenant tonight at the
marriage Of Miss Daisy Davis and Mr.
William S. Teel. jr. The briGe will be
escorted in church by her father. Mr. Da-
Wis. and Miss Josephine Perkins will te
maid of honor. The attractive young
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WOODWARD AND LOTF1ROP.}

10th, 18th and F SITS. N. w.

continued TODAY and tomorrow
for
ding and Anniversary A o
nd n edwhee in America
The change in Things is apparent this
selling o busn
improvements and abound
Two Elegant New O the Aost1o Type
e6hadom Elevators
h raf tandn
Tomorrow, Wednesday, Begins
SPECIAL SALE OF BOOKS
AT u and I'd Publishers Prices.
We Purchased Largely, but Very Judicousy,
Great Auction Sale of Books
Bangs of
For Holiday PRESENTS
in tzofot
DEPARTING
limited
tive dtheewh afewHN
copies.
b ld ftectyat
page bt ito
to tina aneayca Ills
in order to the
do
OF the manyexc pdonav eb efondth aL fNE"'o'
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MARRIED..

HOiLE-wRIGHT. ON November Is, 1897 TT
the residence Of the pastor II Waugh NJ. T..
Church, 10y the Rev. r. Ola Illrfi;e HARRY
L. L. HolLE and ANNIE NJ. WRIGHT.
Mll-LER-DoRAN. On July Is. 1897, in Balti-
more, 10y key. y. Burkart, ,;EOlt,,E n MIL
LER 10 KATIE NJ DORIAN Of this city
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-11-16

II IL the best DandruR crndicated the scoln
kept clean and sweet and the hair made soft ami
easy OF arrangement. By Halls Vegetable Sicilian
Hair Remover.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-11-16
Fancy
Rockers.

Fancy w Il
Rockers. - -,
We have just opened for the holi-
days very large and attractive as
sortment of Small Furniture, includ-
ing many. one-of4a-kind pieces, in
Writing Desks, Tea Tables, Book
Cases, Chairs, etc, and offer, tomor-
row, Wednesday, some excellent val
ues in Rockers, asGollows:
Rockers, in antique oak and mahogany finish
strong and durable
$I.35 each.
Rockers. in soltl oak and mahogany finish. with
eobbier's seat-very fine finish.
$I.o5 each.
Rockers in solid oak and mahogany. with cob
bier's seat-hiehly polished
$3.50 each.
Rockers. Of solid oak. extra heavy. highly pol
ished-very easy and comfortable.
SAYS each.
Rockers, in oak and mahogany, with cobb!cr's
seat. carved backs-elegantly finished.
$3.50 each.
Other styles, in su,h popular prices sa.25.
$3.50 and $4.75. I
Fourth floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-11-16

New
GO=Carts.
Another lot of those excellent Co
carts, strongly made and well FIN
ished.
S2.45 each. Value $3.50.
Fourth floor