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CONDENSED LOCALS.

Mary E Stewart of A B alley was to-
day convicted in the Police Court of strik-
ing William Wilson in the head with a
bottle, and Judge kimball sent her to jail
for ninety days.
James Grins and Charles Vessels were
today convicted in the Police Court of the
larceny of monkey wrench. valued at 70
cents, from Samuel o. Cation, and each
was fined IS by Judge Kimball, with the
alternative of fifteen days in Jail.
William Robinson, colored, seventeen
years old. who lives at No. So Jackson al
ley northwest, while driving on Pennsyl-
vania avenue in front of the White House
this morning got in the way, 1t Is said.
of team driven by Thomas Hilton. A
collision was the result. and the boy. who
was painfully injured. was taken to the
Emergency Hospital for treatment.
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nor both of Alexandria, Va: Louis f.
Swonn and Margaret Duncan; Henry M
kendrick and Maizie E. Skinner; Charles
Il. Emmert and Grace I. Leaman; Junius
II. Browder and Eva E. Powell both of
Richmond, Va; Pendleton Holmes and Ber-
ina j. Day; Patterson Burnes and Barbara
Hice, both Of Richmond. Va; Charles c.
Cox and Lucy A. Tabb; Robert s. Wagner
Ethel =. Camp; Joseph F. Mollere and
Daisy Frey; Michael Gordon and Minnie
Lieberman; Dennis L. Mccarthy and Lillian
Lederer; Walter G. Ruding and Lura v.
bar.
Colored-James e. Price and Roberta Ty-
Ter; James B. Asher and Matte Jones; Luz
Their w. Thompson and Katie " Grayson:
Charles III. Shamwell and Annie M String
Teller; Joseph Howe and Clara E. Whit
son; Francis Fowler and Lucretia Crockett;
Stephen Reynolds aud Emma Washington:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-12-14
REMINDED HIM OF HOME.
The PittsburH Man and the Big, Smok-
Ing Chimneys.

That's a dear. familiar reminder of
home" said a gentleman from Pittsburg
enthusiastically. TO Star reporter, walking
down Pennsylvania avenue this morning
about opposite the ruins of the old power
house on 14th street.
From the tops of two tall chimneys a
block or two south of Pennsylvania avenue
arose two great. tumbling columns of Jet
black smoke high in the clear sunlit air. A
stiff northwest wind carried the ebony
clouds of CRIME and SCOT far south over the
Smithsonian grounds. like the long trains
of smoke from the twin tunnels in an
ocean steamers wake. To the north Of the
same avenue another chimney vomited a
black column like a miniature volcanic
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stolen Goods Valued at q, 400

Sarah Tfnsley. who was arrested by De-
tectives Browne and Lacy on the charge of
stealing $1,400 worth of furs and other
goods from Mrs. Elizabeth Hoffman, was
today arraigned In the Police Court. She
waived examination. and Judge KimbaIl n ED
her in $1,000 bail for the action of the
grand jury. The following articles were
recovered by the detectives in Richmond,
Va, where they had been sent by the ac-
cused woman: Dress suit, valued at $50;
black silk dress and waist, $50; visite, $50;
skirt and waist, SO: a large number of
other waists and dresses and quantity
of dishes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-12-14

1000 VOLUMES OF GOOD QUALITY CLOTH
B0uNn BOOKS $: IN IN Az EXCEPT!oNAL 0dDc.
y LIMITED NUMBER OF HENTY AND OIL
WEIR OPTIC BOOKS. MADE WITH 4 e.
GOOD CLOTH BINDING-rEK COPY. AOS'
HANDSOME FIvE-vOLUME SETS OF
ALI. TIE MOST FAyOKITE AUTHORS GO<-
THERE ARE GREAT BIG TABLES JUST
SAYS GIFT BOOKS. DEvoTIONAI.s DAILY
FOOD, GOLD DUST, ANp $40 OF THE
VERY CHOICEST OTHER TITLES 2gco
Our BERkELEl LIBRARY Is THE TRiuMrH
OF THE Eook MARKETS ART.TiIE BISDiSG
DECORATED IN GILT PRoFusELY ILLUS
ln EATEp D.. TITLE PAGE AMONG AMONG
FIVE OF lane AJSTIN'S.AGE OF FABLE. BY
RnLFiSGm SoMrLETEI IF AN GA,
FAVORITES-PER VOLUME. .......s.... aSSe~s
COMPLETE EDITIONS OF ALL STAND ,RD
r4EMs n THE IARGE F0 cnpy EDi CSC
PADDED EDITION OF PoEMS-GIIT NO~
STAMPING-BOXED... VSNe
HAXDsogME GIFT EDIT!oS OF FAyoRIIE
hiS6iSz:, Ar VERY ATThAeTIyE rnIcFs;
Z; With rE sHA AS bA GR
F11snl N FT FIFE Dh aS kh A6b bhsI
INIT ,1InNS OF CHRIST; CRAWFORD, Flow
EH TAEL rs 1 hqhAt COMMANDMENTS 2ac,
MORE THAN HALF A DOZEN OF f. z.
K EINDis1 Gssr TITLES, IN HANDSOME Csc.
CAPT. KINGS FAMOUS R0MANCES Or
IN ClIoIIi. .....-......... Se|So
THE STORY OF L'AIGLON, IN FINE I'm,
BINDING Observation-Disclosures e|OSo
To HELP THOSE WHO WOULD LIKE TO
KNOW THE NAMES or THE MOST POPULAR
E24Kf nr We THE Grh As
HOLDEN-WANTED. A MATCHMAKER, ILLUS
TRATED-IN THE PALACE OF THE KING
RICHARD YEA AND NEA-TOMMY AND GRIZ-
ZI.E-A WOMAN TENDERFOOT ILLUSTRATED
THE LOVE OF LANDY. BY WASHINGTON
WRITER-THE HOUSE OF EGREMONT. BY
THE SAME ATTHOR-FHE OLD GENTLEMAN
WITH THE BLACK STOCK.
ZELS PASSING SHOW SEEMS To
HAVE THE WIDEST POPULARITY. 81 MM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-12-14

WE HAVE SEVERAL HUNDRED FINE TAILOR
MADE SMOKING JACKETS. ALI. PERFECT FIT
TING - SOME DOCBLE-FACED. SOME SATIN
LINED, BRAID AND SATIN TRIMMING, WITH
AII-SlIK FROGS. MANY IN d . mo
THE LOT OF WORTH $500 AND sOo9 W.
MORE, FOR. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT wv - "
MEMS FINE SMOKING JACKETS MANY OF
THEM CUT WITH THE NEW SHAPED COLLAR
AND LAPEIS, MADE OF FINE ALI~WOOL TRI-
COT CLOTH SOME DOUBLE-FACED FANCY
PL.AIDS. HERRI\GBONE EFFECTS. ErC.-M Any
OF THEM MADE WITH FINE SATIN BINDING
AND SILK FR0GS-IN THIS LOT
THE SIZES RUN FROM 81 TO -. &7 I'm
S35S AND ....-..~
WE HAVE MANY VERY ELEGANT ONES IN
THIS PURCHASE WHICH ARE POSITIVELY En-
f rHTiRriv AS BY ooT IS " 4IiB SOS m
PkICEs ADVANCE UP TO. 80. ~S) oVV
WE CAN SHOW AS MANY AS 500 EIDERDOWN
AND TERRY CLOTH BATH WRAPS. WHICH
AVERAGE IN PRICE FROM 81. rs TO $l09S-WE
ASK YOUR UNDIVIDED ATTENTION on THESE
LAST TWO ITEMS. AS THEY SHOULD BE VERY
INTERESTING TO HOLIDAY
T HasEE zaE SSsG Gr I IH5TE $40 OS
HALF-PRICE- rs TO. ........~ ~
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Here's a Complete Line of Fancy
Books for Juveniles

Here's Complete Line of Fancy
Books for Juveniles.
hl NA sSb THE f n & FE sTnk o TeM
e Gh Arr ihck b KDnS3d H tI RA MD A. I
M Ma IS XMAS J9 9rT; HArPY MD GAY; IDLE
MANY OTHER iNTEREsTiNG TTrLEsD e.
EACH ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. OSe
OR FARM-YARp FRIENDS. LITTLE Goony
.AN6 " IN,Gs, Idle e Hou ii' r-'" 1RAn ha
oN TIE G fHkG s EE a hrsr Honh N
DFRTlLA. RoBINsoN CKijsoE. RHYMEs AND
JINGLES, MERRY MAS, PLAYTIME, 4, b. c.
- -hH6 LOTS OF orhihs-eooD TITLES Toe.
RIBLE HEROES. MOTHER GOOSE GENTLE
} nH, FR NIGHT HTrF kEFoRE XMAS SANTA SLATS
ioILI sAMks. rhEfrY rk RE- Ire f1 hA1S
h hSp So sP" oHES o AT STORIES 1Sc
No, NT IEI ON ON LINEN: WITH HAND
SIT coLofEp PICTURES THROUGH 1Qc.
, GINS FROM MOTHER GOOSE. Puss IN
R RnRS fAsEs II Tue W31pS THE sToEY OF
TITLES On LINEN; CHOICE.......... 49,
:, HOME ZONES STORIES: YuLErIDE; BROWNE 4, B,
1DA1 PAsrIME. ALICE IN M FAIRYLANb.
CItLDS HISTORY OF BIBLE. THROUGH THE
FaNY RSBiSsoS h cHRisrof fHEEs cS SMiSf
sR9 ri NAIgh NsToF Fsss 9S1S
PEOPLES WAR WITH SPAIN TALES
FIXES rI1GH sf EacH' AND ioo oihhk Csc.
HANDSOME EDITION OF ALADDIN AND HIS
W8NPEktTh ,hNt x Su nii Ho KsnME IA
ALL MOUNTED ON LINEN. ZVGe
POPULAR UNTEARABLE BOOKS MOUNTED
on LIGHTMElGHT LINoLEUM; Positively
INI'ESTRU CTIBLE, AND AIIURING,
ENC ANTING LIST OF TrrLES-25c., en-
oS'' AM. I" WV
CAPACITY WITH CLOTH BOUND BOOKS FOR
BOYS AND GIRLS BY ALL THE POPULAR AU-
TIIORS.
LITTLE MEN AND WOMEN SERIES, AMERI-
CAN BOYS AND GIRLS, COMPRISING $50
TITLES OF THE BRIGHTEST. CLEAN az
EST. FRESHEST STORIES-PRICE. OOSo
OPTIC, AIGER AND KELLOGG BOOKS IN
STRONG. ATTRACTIVE AND DURABLE RjE~
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Housefurnishing Department.

| MASS OF SUITABLE GIFTS. WHAT IS
WORTH GIVING AT ALL Is WORTH BEING
W0RTHFUL. WITH THIS OBJECT IN VIEW,
AND THE ONLY ONE To THINK OF. YOU'LL
FIND OUR THIRD FLOOR A HAVEN OF GIFT
Possibilities. NO TRINkETS OR INSIGNIF'I-
| CANT ARTICLES. But USEFUL. SERvICEABLE,
SENSIBLE PRESENTS THAT CANNOT FAIL TO
CRAFTY THINGS THAT YOU CAN PRESENT
WITH THE SATISFACTION OF HAVING SPENT
YOUR MONEY TO A GOOD ADVANTAGE
CLOCKS AND SUvERWARE
DRESDEN CHINA CLOCKS. BEAUTIFULLY
RANTED FOR ONE YEAR REGULAR no.
fhitE Si.4s, FOR ......................V SSo
FANCY GOID,PLATED BRASS CLocks-wAR-
SORTED FANCY SHAPES. ............. YSSo
ANS0NIA IRON ENAMEL. MANTEI. CLOCKS.
Ei.I CHI HALF-IOUR STRIKE G z IF
WARRANTED FOR ONE YEAR. .aDaO 10
TEA SETS, COMPLETE - TEAPOT. SUGAR
WARRANTED TRIPLE-PLAIED On ca al
WHITE MErAL-HAND EN- uRAvED. Q4 40
r, HITTER DISHES WITH GLASS DRA1NER-
I INirlE sHAPE. p-HANp-EN ENGRAVED SLAB
TRIPLE-PLATED SHAVING MUGS-no
THE NEW SHAPE oNES-FOR. VSSe
TRIpLE-PLATED CARD THAYs-SEw no.
81 LIES. U%S~o
TRIPLE,PLATED FRUIT STANDS WITH
| FAACi-SHApEU STANDS - IMPORTED GLASS
o ohSi'.coNh IN ASSORTED COZ 50. Q8
:, NEW;sHArEn cHILDREN's MUGs-HAND-
S0MELI ENGRAVED = WARRANTED ACH,-
IhlfLEpLATEb. .tYCo
sr nHSDTEMS SI EIFn kSkrE =, FORK AND
SATlNlLNED BOXES. .................A 1885,
TKIPLE-rLNTEp OYSTER FORKS II FANCY
pArTEENs- HALF DOZEN IN \ LINED 49,
BON. 1885,
DINNER AND TEN SETS OF 100 PIECES
oKs = REGULAR PRICE. s74s, C. dSs
Az. .............. DO 40
NfN sHArE Hr ElNFsT TH!S ES SaT
Blue - REGULAR PRICE, S1uUo, 81 AZ
FOR ~ 40
DINNER All, TEA SETS loo PIECES-AMERI-
CoIoHED FLOWERS ANb G0lb BANDS on
EACI! PIECE - REGULAR $3.50 So OK
VALUE. FOR. .ep>oSO
CARLSBAD CHINA DINNER AND TEA SETS
soMELY DECoEATEp WITH FLOWERS AND
GOLD OUR REGULAR PRICE. S1A OF
T THE 4 GESr sH nhKAfD o sHIHA D1YHHR
LATEST AND NEWEST IDEAssIN SHAPE AND
ElAEb MsI Prize ss5c5 SD E en-
FOR DAAoOV
TEA SET OF 56 PIECES = EXTRA LARGE
sIZ I3o - DE S IN ASSORTED So .g8
CDlDRS- oNl.1 .---.... ~E7o ~
TEA SET OF sc PIECES CARLSBAD china
FRENCH SHAPE. HANDSOMELY DECORATED
WITH ASSORTED FLOWERS AND GS Or
GOID-EEGULAR S1.4S VALUE AT. apOo$ O
1o-PIECE CHAMBER SETS-EXTRA LARGE
SIZE. NEW SHAPE, HANDSOMELY DECORATED
WITH CoLoRED FLOWERS AND SD O2
GOLD. ...............-..... ~SoSo
BLACKING CASES. MADE OF SOLID ASH.
NICELY VANISHED. WITH CARPET TOP
COMPLETE WITH BRUSH AND BLACK OC1
lNG... ~ wv
CHAFING DISH WITH HOT. WATER PAN
NICKEL PLATED ON WROUGHTIRON Sd AZ
D-NICKEL-PLATEIJ LAMP. pAo tC
FIVE O'CLOCK TEA KETTLE ON G n Dr.
SOLID BRASS STAND. WITH LAMP. .ap oAO
CHUD'S TABLE TRAY TO FIT ON ANY
TABLE-DECoRArED IN FANCY PIC ASf-
WORK BOXES MADE OF WILLOw-HAND-
SOMELY LINED WITH SATIN. IN AS GA2C
SORTED COLORS. >OSo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-12-14

beauties. Her public buildings rank those
of the greatest cities. and recently In this
immediate neighborhood large white MARBLE
granite and white brick structures Of beau
tiful design have been and are In course of
erection. The facades Of these and other
similar buildings are especially susceptible
to blemish from the grit and CRIME of
soft coal smoke and were they located in
Pittsburg or Chicago they would be dingy
and black within a twelvemonth. The soft
coal nuisance in Washington, however, will
be thing of past memory once the ord!-
nance Is enforced and a conviction or two
are had
The Pittsburg man, SO strong Is the force
or habft, could not resist a mournful, fare
well look at the belching chimneys as the
intervening buildings shut them from his
view.
Marriage Licenses.
Marriage licenses have been issued to
the following:
White-Iohn T atorer and Cara I Con.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-12-14
Creating a Furore in Women's
Garments.

WE ARE SELLING LARGELY IN THIS DE
FAKTN.ENT WHILE ALL OTHER STORES
STEM TO BE TURNING THEIR ATTENTION
AWAY FROM THE SALE or W0MEN'S GOODS.
ORR SELLING Is REMAHKAELE-oUR GAR
MENTS ARE REMARKABLE. AND THE PRICES
DECIDEDLY So-WE CAN PROVE THAT SUCH
VALUE GIVING CAN DRAW CROWDS WHEN IT
SEEMS TIE DEMANDS ARE ABSOLUTELY
THE REVERSE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-12-14

Sandy Brooks and Lena Terrell, both of
Fairfax county. Va; Richard Haratie and
Rebecca H. Bond; Luther Snowden Of
Warrenton, Va, and Julia Roam of this
city.
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BOOkS!!!
BOOkS!!
Books!

IIees department tina has 50 its really
o d
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Jewelry, Leather Goods and Xmas
Novelties.

MOST ANY ONE COULD SPEND THE BEST
PAET OF THE DAY LOOKING OVER THE
MANY LITTLE NOVELTIES IN JEwELRY AND
LEATHER GOODS. WE HAVE BEEN TOLD
THAT OUR DISPLAY IN THESE LINES WAS
rs COMPLETE AS ANY SHOWN IN THIS CITY
AND THAT OUR PRICES WILL COPE WITH
THE VERY LOWEST. IN FACT WE KNOW
THAT THIS LAST MENTION Is 4 POSITIVE
FACT-OTHEEWISE, OUR CORPS OF TWENTY
SALES PEOPLE BEHIND THESE COUNTERS
WOULD NOT BE KEPT AS BUSY As THEY
ARE.
LOT OF 50 AND 40. ALL NEW > ?,
STYLE BROOCHES, FOR. 49,
YER AND oXIDIzED. ............... 49,
\ NEW LINE OF GILT BRAID BELTS
40, 90, 70 and CSC.
rE ETEa EETs SWIFT IE,T1y CONE RHRrh S160
MEMS SILK FOB CHAINS. WITH IN mo,
1TIAL LoCKETs. ....................... YSca
WRITING SET QUITE A NOVELTY. :. Z5c.
TALCUM POWDER JARS, WITH 26s,
STERLING SILVER TOP GLASS PUFF h6Nc
HEAVY STERLING SILVER BACK CO hn
CLOTH BRUSHES. ................... SEo4V
STERLING SILVER MATCH BOXES On,
ASSORTED STYLES. Observation-Disclosures. SYCs
ASSORTED STYLES OF STERLING prsc
HEAVY ROLLED PLATE LORG-
SETTE CHAINS-5-YEAR GUARAN- SD nm
MILITARY BRUSHES. WITH STER-
Ing LII sTt,rs sL GlSh TRIMMING IN Sh AZ
ASSORTED COI.ORS AND SIZES IN An.
PRETTY CARD CASES. 4YCs
GRAIN LEATHER WRITING TABLETS, WITH
INK-WELL AND PEN RECEPTACLES-
soc. up TO $1,000.
&C GR IAN LEATHER CIGAR cAsEs-AssoRrED
60c. to S4.08.
MUSIC ROLLS. ALI. CoLoRs. IN ALILG AToR
AND REAL SEAL GRAIN
49c. up to S2.@S.
CHATELAINE BAGS, LEATHER mo,
LINED. .........--........ WV
SPLENDID VALUES IN A VARIETY OF
LEATHER GOODS KINDS OF POCKET
BOOKS. CARD CASES, BILL BOOKS LETTER
CASES. COLLAR BOXES. CIGAR CASES HAND
RAGS. WRITING TABLETS-AIL. ENGRAVED
FREE OF CHARGE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-12-14

WE HAVE JUST CONSUMMATED A DEAL. IN
NECKWEAR WHICH SOUNDS LIKE A WALL
STREET TRANSACTION-WE JUST CAUGHT THE
MANUFACTURER In THE NICK OF TME-HE
OFFERED Us 2 IMMENSE SPECIALS WHICH
WE KNOW TO BE WORTH DOUBLE THE
MONEY.
THE QUANTITY Is so LARGE THAT IN ORDER
10 !. AAcG0MMonATE THE Many THOUSANDS
THAT WILL CENTER AROUND THESE BAR
GAINS WE HAVE DIVIDED THE SELLING
SPACE so THAT EVERY ONE CAN BE ACCOM-
MODATED. HALF WILL BE DISPLAYED IN
OUR GREAT MAIN AISLE FIRST FLOOR. OP-
POSiTE SILK DEPARTMENT. AND THE OTHER
HALF ON LARGE SPACIOUS TABLES N OUR
GREAT MEMS FURNISHING DEPARTMENT.
800 DOZEN MEMS FOUR-IN-HANIS. FOLDED
INTERVALS AND ENGLISH TEGKS-ALL LINED
WITH WHITE TWII.LED SILK. IN LIGHT AND
DARK EFFECTS. INIUDI'G BARATHEAS.
SkTIN FIGURES MOGADORES. AND A GREAT
MANY OTHER BEAUTfFUL PATTERNS AND Eff
FEcTS-THESE GOODS ARE USUALLY SOLD IN
s KFukA At os ME 0r sT9RNls Hd Or
DAY PRICE,. J.. .ts-............ .SOSo
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Women's Neckwear.

OR EXHIBIT IN THIS LINE Is MOST BEAU
TIFUL AND INTERESTING WE HAVE DIS
PLAYED MANY PRETTY NECK FlNINGS IN THE
FAST AND THOUGHT WE HAD STRUCK PER-
FICTION. BIT WHEN WE LOOK AT THIS LINE
WHICH WE HAVE BOUGHT FOR THIS YEARS
HOLIDAY SELLING WE FEEL AS THOUGH WE
HAVE LEARNED MANY NEW POINTERS IN OUR
IDEAS or SELECTION. LET Us IMP.,RT \ FEW
OF THE MANY PRETTY NECK FIXINGS WHICH
WE HAVE BOTGIIT For YOU. THE PRICES
ARE MADE 50 CLOSE THAT ANY ONE MAY BE
ABLE TO Buy \ LITTLE TOKEN OF THIS KIND.
AUTOMOBILE TIES FANCY AND PLAIN SATIN
STOCKS. FI.AIN AND PLAID WINDSOR TIES,
AYp o ! HIST 9" r, OTHERS WHICH ESQ.,
n ALL c2I;olis, IXlI,upIN,: WHITE ANR
CHIFFON-AiS0 An ELEGANT ASsoRTMENT OF
STOCKS; FIN!SHEp WITH yEIxEr AMP GILT
LONG SILK A'ARFS, DAINTY CHIFFON RIO
SETrESs TIE VERY THING FOR HAIR OR
E I {, SoyEhTiFS whiah We SHALL AGO.
SELL AT....... Observation-Disclosures. w
A SWELL. ASSORTMENT OF BLACK BoAs,
DAINTY JAEnTS TRIMMED WITH GILT TWIST
EP m d6Il Wr ns ARE sc 50 GENHHS lifi
THE TWlCEAEOI Nd SILK AND LACE TIES
THE IAlGIbN BOWS. SUITABLE FOR NECK
PIECES OR WAISTS QUITE A SWAGGER LOT.
THESE GOODS ARE ALL MADE
BEAUTIFI LILY. AND ARE PUT Up no
II SINGLE EnNFS-THE CHOICE OF WIG.
ANY, EACH-.. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. - WV
AN EXQUISITE LINE OF WHITE NET AND
fHIE: ro E'T EvExlTG wE EhE1 SD Q2
FROM 800. TO. Observation-Disclosures. ~ - "
POINT DE VENICE. RUSSIAN AND BATTEN-
BURG RETEiiS AND COLLARS IN q II mo
AII. STIAi'ES, RANGING IN PRICE sOOaWS
FROM Toe. TO Observation-Disclosures. W w ~
A SI'PERR line OF NECK E0AS. SHOWING
THE VERY NEWEST AND LNTESr EFFECTS.
MADE OF THE FINEST GRADE OF LIBERTY
SILK AND CHIFFON. ALSO SILK CHENILLE
n E2igf5 r rXis f MtTH SIS O8
RANGING FROM $50 TO-. y Il W = "
MANY OF THESE HAVE MUFFS TO MATCH.
FIRST FLOOR SECTION c.
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DON'T LOOK ANY FURTHER THAN THE
BUSY CORNER MEMS FURNISHING DEPART
MENT FOR YOUR PURCHASES IN THIS LINE
BECAUSE WE WILL SAVE YOU TINE AND
MONEY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-12-14

DOLL TRUNKS. 10 INCHES LONG. 2Nr
MADE GOOD AND STRONG............ % $Se
16-lNCH DOLL STEAMER TRUNKS. y NY
DOLL GO-CARTS-RATTAN BODY TO
CURVED FRONT. Observation-Disclosures. 6OSo
ECLIPSE WASH SETS. TABLE, TUB, 26Do
WRINGER WASHBOARD AND BUCKET O$So
ROBES FOR DOLL CARRIAGES. A9c.
MECHANICAL TIN TRAINS TWO Or
TOY sPRINKLERS AND TOY DUST n6Nc
PANS AND BRUSHES. Observation-Disclosures. wv
EXTENSION ROLLER SKATES. ...... OYGe
w WHEEI, ,,o ROLLING CHIMES AND AOc
ELECTRIC AUTOMOBILES. ......... eGTo@C
WOOD PIER, WITH TUB. BARGE m2c
AND HOSTING MACHINES. ........... VCSs
OAK DESKS. WITH DOUBLE BLACK QGNo
SHOOT TIE CHUTE-ErTHER PAR Ga m8
LARGE TOOL CHEST, WITH EVERY mQc
THING COMPLETE. Observation-Disclosures ~CSo
HOOK AND LADDER, WITH FOUR g2 AZ
EXTENSION LADDERS. .............. aPOo tC
2H4-LB. INDIAN CLUBS. ............... OYSo
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W0NEN.S STRICTLY uIGIICIASS ALL-WOoL
2GINCH RON GOATS, LINED THROCGllOCf
WITH GUARANTEED SATIN LININti-FINISii-
III WITH Dol EIE-SFEfCHED EDGES, WITH
c c,ilhH r,1 r@srT = tN' SlO.O 900
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-12-14

a isAfaIE COLLECTION OF INFANT DOLLS,
n ID Ii T IN china SILK: NEATLY Ogc
IMPERIAL KID BODY DOLLS MADE WITH
JOlNTkb HIS - HAVE SHOES AND Or,
STOCKINGS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. AaCOo
UNBREAKARI.E wORSTED DOLLS -. &C.
DOLLS SHOES AND STOCKINGS N,
ALI Soi-'i'e' ....''.....'...-... W.
WE WILL GIVE YOU THE PRIVILEGE To Sc
Let FROM OUR COUNTERS ALL DOLLS THAT
SHOW THE LEAST SIGN OF HANDI ING OR
ANY THAT ARE SLIGHTLY SOII.ED, Or,
WHICH SOLD AS HIGH AS S1.0o. FOR. AONs
MAGIC LANTERNS-J & F. MAKE,
WITH SPECIAL HOIIOW-GROUND G 40
LENSES NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. apO otC
CHIIDREN'S OAK ROCKERS, WITH ACc
PERFORATED SEAT AND BACk...... HtYCs
DOORWAY SWINGS srEcrA1....... 1885,
DOLL GO-CARTS. MADE LIKE TIE AM,
REA1, BIG ONES VERY STRONG....... F$Ne
22INCH TIN HORNS. Observation-Disclosures. L YGo
EOYS' SLEDS. MADE OF CHARTERED h6na
OAK, Steel. RUNNERS. ................ HYSe
ROIIING-ToP OAK DESK WITH SLIDING
FRONT NICE FOR TIE CHILDREN GO GbaN/,
ING TO SCHOOL. SPECIAL AT. ....... yYS.
PRETTY VILLAGE. CONSISTING OF FOUR
HGiiSES-'FIIE PROPER THING FOR Or
TIE XMAS TREE. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. SOSo
WHITE AND GOLD ENAMEL. CHAIRS n IN,
AND ROCKERS FOR DOLLY. VIZ
WHITE AND GOLD ENAMEL MILK n Gbr-
NAH ci'''in>' IL ~ 20
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POINT DE VENICE. RUSSIAN AND BATrEN
s s 5 HH45 s. H1 n" K |Hi} 3 S6O8
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Iron Toys.
HOOK AND LADDER-THRFE HORSES. DRIv-
Err AND FIREMAN = THREE LAD NQ~
DERs Observation-Disclosures. >OSo
POLICE PATRIOTISM MEN. TWO Sd 40
HORSES AND BELL ATTACHMENT. ~ otS
FIRE ENGINE, TWO GALIOPING 2GNr
HORSES. DRIVER AND RINGING BELL O$Ss
HAY WAGON AND DRIVER. ......... We
FIRE ENGINE, THREE HORSES DRIVER.
FIREMAN. HOSE AND BELL ATTACH mQo
CITY TRUCK wAGON-AIL COM EGsr
IlEflE -...-....--..... u W
TRAM OF THREE CARS, ENGINE en- AZ
AND TENDER. Observation-Disclosures. D Ii 1T
FREIGHT TRAINS, TWO CARS, EN- h2~
CINE, TENDER AND CABOOSE. 800. TCSe
BOYS IRON EXPRESS WAGONS-STRONt:I Y
MADE-SfEEL MHEEIS AND AXLES Sh OF
BODY MEASURES II By 30 M. % o$O
BOYS S'rEFI. EXPRESS WAGON en- hm
BODY SIZE - BY 27................. y Ae1s>
ROCKING HORSES. FOR SMALL CT DR.
CHILDREN-PERFECTLY SAFE...... apl oAO
ROCKING HORSES. COVERED WITH REAL
T Hitn ON stANns-iioisE 81 IN: ST 90
TOY DEPARTMENT, THIRD FLOOR ENTIRE
REMNANT SPAf T.
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WONEN'S SUPERIOR GRADE OF TAILOR
MADE JACKETS. IN BOTH TIGHT FITTING AND
BOX EACK STYLE. MADE WITH TIE NEW
2GTII CENTURY RACK: IN \ BEAUTIFUL. LINE
OF CASTCRS AND TANS: HANDSOMELY TAIL
% 5II oy n5T5 q g. sSr f|% 900
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AN EXQUISITE LINE OF WHITE NET AND
CHIFFON FIGHTS THE VERY a. A no
T TIN, .o For EVENING WEAR S4Eo w.
FROM ,bilr. ~
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th efforts to b p a Depart
relh wealth Of in everything
than base daut II i + turll
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MEMS FULL-DRESS SHIELDS MADE. oI FINE.
tLACk SATIN AND ALI. SILK eros GRAIV-
ALL Ill. neatly QUILTED AND PERFUMED-THEY
ARE FINISHED WITH THE REGULAR COLLAR
THEY HAVE NEVER RETAILED FOR LESS
IFI An r S1i1S AND An, s. Owe SHALL 90
VIDUAII BOXES, FOR. , wv
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v
mdlya pea apppph fy db to e
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100 DOZEN OF MEMS FINE NOVEL TIES
MADE OF EXCLUSIVE SWELL. SILK CLOTHS
MANY OF THEM IMPORTED FOR US ESPECIAL
LY-YOGLL FIND MANY EXACT COPIES on
THESE SOLD ELSEWHERE AT s.. COVE SHALL
SACRIFICE THIS BIG PURCHASE AT Just
ABOUT HALF OF THEIR ACTUAL WORTU
EVERY SHAPE KNOWN TO THE
Is T Ha5u 4ssoHTasSF Y io s0F FAR soc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-12-14

WOMEN'S ELECTRIC sea-. JACKETS. MADE
WITH HIGH STORM COLLAR: LINED WITH
H 81. slzEs; WORTH s2a.ao, $ o5U
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WOMEN'S LACE NET TIES TAFFETA SILK
AUTOMOBILE TIES. FANCY AND PLAIN SATIN
STOCKS. FLAIN AND PLAID WINDSOR TIES
VELVET L'NG1oN TIES. FINE EN-
BRpIDERED TURNOVER COLLARS ~
AND \ HOST OF OTHERS. WHICH ISN
WE OFFER, E-:CII. ................. SOS %
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Srptus Items.

There is II great deal of sickness in
this section at the present, and the
doctors are kept busy.
MIR. VIM. Watkins is very low with
grip. Mr.. Watkins is perhaps HE old
est citizen of the County. being ninety
years of age.
Miss lda t;lazrncr i, very sick with
pneumonia.
Miss Lucy Link has had pneumonia.
Several of Mr.. Sliadurl .jollE,ion'S $
family have been sick.
Old l'nclc Perry Asbnry, an a-.cd and
respected rUlorcd citizen Of this com
mlinty, died of pneumonia last Saillr-
da, week ago. He WAS honest in all
his dealings. always respectful To the
white urOplr and l"tcr mctltllctl in
politics. What mn,, uccd be said Of
any man!
Very little farm work has been done,
and the fHlnclS have all got the blues.
Wheat is looking very we'll, but oats
are going to bc almost Il failure. MrsSrs.
NJ. l'. Richardson aud Il. NJ. WclbOrn
have the finest wheat we nave ever
seen.
The people of the community are re-
the second Sunday in April Tor he plr
pose OF organizing II Sunday School.
Nearly every yb0.ly in the community
attended the sale ut the residence OF
the late Micah Melton last Friday.
J.. F.SSIE