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Umbrellas as Gifts.


A gorgeous display OF more than 10000
Umbrellas for men, women, misses and chill
dren- They maintain a great influence over
shoppers at this season OF the year. Um-
hreilas have always been looked upon as q
pretty ard useful present. Therefore, our
preparations In this line are always Of the
kreatest magnitude. not alone in quantity,
but IN Qu2llty as wei as price loVTness.
We offer one lot Of thousand UmhIeIIas
with different assorted handles for men
and women, made OF fine union taffeta silk
mounted on paragon frame, with steel
5s$' saiss i's'1e' @s a%i's5 sSs s5lds a9% to Sl4O
sell ht...... ..-.-........-.-
The next we have to offer is a special
line Of Cslored and Black All-silk 26-inch
Umbrellas for Women, mounted fine
sorts OF fancy and unique handles. as
s0rtment from which most
sny one can select. which d. 40
So,,s,r we are Offering as special DZ.VS
An elegant display Of fine Close-roll ALL
SILK Umbrellas for Men, mounted on nom
breakaeie paragon frames, with unique nat
ural handles, which have genuine sterling
trimmings. including mon d. RI
Ogram plates. This is h4.5O
special holiday number at. ~ ssOO
We are also showing a line of Mems and
wcmen's Umbrellas, which for the price
are out Of The ordinary class-they are
made OF the finest quality union taffets silk,
with castings and tassels to match, mount
ed with handles of horn,
sss5 ;s:s.iss II: fllssi and SlO8
other holiday DUmber at. "
A rich showing Of women's All-silk Um-
brellas. displaying a beautiful assortment
Of tne burnt ivory handles silver trimmed,
and handsome silver-trimmed princess ef-
Ii5i; siis: ss.55is' 9sls :'i sh1'h: at S3.OS
We are also showing q line Of All-silk
Umbrellas for Men and Women with new
and pretty Imported handles. This partic-
ular lot we consider OF unusual yalue-the
goods In this assortment
are worth up 10 S9.00-we o. m
& have marked this holiday $500
NUMBER er-.............--.-..
Finer novelties as high as SIS 00 in gold
and solid sterling mounting.
First floor. section ].
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nd box
Callers n
q box
IN box.
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GrsndS Violet In
b n box.
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LARGE SHOWING OF AUTOMOBILE
TIES. MADE OF TAFFETA SILK, IN ALL
GOOD DESIRABLE COLORS. SUCH AS
LIGHT BLUE, PINK, LAVENDER, WHITE
AND BLACK; THE KINDlOKr
SELLING AT 19c., FOR. A@/2Ss
WINDSOR TIES. IN PLAIDS, STRIPES
AND POLKA DOT EFFECTS, IN COM
BINATIpNS OF ALL OoD COLORS,
LIGHT AND DARK; THOSE WE
HAVE BEEN SELLING AT Csc, 1Sc
FOR. ....-................A AOSs
A NEW SHIPMENT OF TwICE-ARoUND
AUTOMOBILE TIES, MADE OF GOOD
QUALITY TAFFETA WITH TURNOVER
COLLARS AND CORDED EFFECT, IN
LIGHT BLUE. PINK, LAVENDER,
WHITE, BLACK AND CARDINAL; IN,
WERE 25c. AND 29c.. FOR. .. A>S'
PRETTY LOT OF JABOTS, MADE OF
LIBERTY SILK; ALSO NEW STOCK AND
LACE TIES. WHICH SHOULD BE DC
Soc. INSTEAD OF. AOSs
AN ENDLESS VARIETY OF TIES IN
LACE. SOFT LIBERTY EFFECT, FINE
TAFFETAS. SOFT PEAU DE SOIES,
SOME TRIMMED, OTHERS PLAIN, WITH
TURNOVER COLLAR OF SILK OR EN-
BR0IDERY: ALSO LARGE AND ELE-
CANT VARIETY OF FANCY JABoTS AND
STOCK COLLARS. IN ALL THE BEST
CoLORS. INCLUDING PLAIN
WHITE AND PLAIN BLACK; An,
LAOh- ....................
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WOmen'S Suit Department.

WOmen's Suit Department.
You who do know what buy your wife, mother
sweetheart let make timely suggestion and call your mind
that handsome wrap will make very elegant gift
Here is positively the banner bargain of 1901.
SEE d H RoS @ oH FHR @ s2 sE
& MAP z sFRY MaSSER
WHIa
ny fFF Il HT 6 II S6o5s Sc 1E S1 FoH o Gh
GuARNTEID - ID (uD
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VIXET y 4H
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SHOWING
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vi mi
iHhNN A0O |AN hh'H
@ F6 10Th sTY1IS FITTED OR LOOSE
sES1 kICED AT ~A~s1o
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If You Wish to Make Useful Present

Ii You Wish to Make Useful Present
Why not buy erviceab for your grown daughter
be- Our beautiful showing of Misses and Chill
drens Garments of such wide range that will require but very
little effort and figuring how well money spent this line.
Our offering tomorrow embraces nothing but specials
= no
~>ss|o "
aIBNGrH IN
asD WITH a1sDsonn AND SILK VELVET
sHovs soH1r YEARS sa $S.4
1
n m
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OUR LUNCH GROTTO

bloom tn ell
a every dern # a up ROOM is
n orsyo ave a OF fare II needs
B to
mo5et. Basem anne1
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Our Handkerchief DeDartment

winter storm. The variety of styles and prices
the larger assortment, most elegant values and
lere is every kind for women and children, and,
Women's Plain White AIl-linen Handker-
chiefs. also initials in white, unlaun-
dered; Womens Colored Borders, new and
striking designs, In a large assortment Of
lace inserted corners and white hemstitched;
also plain white. with hemstitch- E~
medium and large sizes, each. O\s
Children's Initial Handkerchiefs, put up
in boxes Of three. with neat col DC
Ored borders, all letters, per box. &O\s
Silk Mufaers. In plain white, white with
self fraised figures; also black and black
with fancy spots and figures
some charming values, from $500 7Sc
down to-. o..................... wv
full line of White japanese All-siik
Handkerchiefs, in all sizes, plain
and embroidered, In all letters, OSC
&C.,, 36c and. d.....................@ @0Ss
Evening star., 1901-12-13

WdrVtIUUB. %
improved facilities, 1t looks as though we were 6
in fact. Ior Others from the plainest hemstitche
Women's All-linen Handkerchiefs, en-
broidered, scalloped edges, lace corners
sna nenst'tehea embroidery. l2ac.
Women's Fine; Swiss Cambria Handker-
chiefs, scalloped embroidered edges
lace edge and plain all-linen hem 2C
women's All-linen Hemstitched Handker-
chiefs embroidered, lace insertion, footing
edges, lace corners, tucked corners, 1SC
with lace insertion, etc., each. -. AOe
women's Alllinen Handkerchiefs, hand
embroidered choice qualities and new de-
signs; large and varied styles; fine S0C
collection Of novelty patterns, each
Wom n 8 All-linen Hand-embroidered
Hssasersast'. lsssels sses. lanndsrsa; all l2hc.
First foor-section ], opposite the elevators
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S.Kan1l, Sons &C0.
Time is Getting Precious.


There be full
through with
make their minds the tedious
possibly
possible
to purchase and will
Evening star., 1901-12-13

WoMEN'S SOLID GOLD WATCHES,
FUL-JEWELED AMERICAN MOVEMENT
THIS MODEL STEM-WINDER AND SET
TER. FULLY GUARANTEED, FURNISH
ED WITH SILK PLUSH Go Sn
BOXES. FOR. OR.................~ ~AHsOV
ELGIN AND wALTHAM MOVEMENT
IN SOLID GOLD HUNTING CASES,
GUARANTEED PERFECT TIMEPIECES
THE REGULATION SIZE. IN-C1z En
SILK PLUSH BOX, FOR. 49,. VA .CV
REAL DIAMOND SOLID GOLD CUFF
BUTTONS, SOME OF THE CO no
VERY SWEETEST $39s AND. V6.>C
CUFF LINKS, SOLID GOLD;
EXCLUSIVE PATTERNS, PER Ct Sn
fAlh.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
wOMEN'S AND MISSES REAL OPAL
RINGS; ONE. TWO AND THREE
STONE SETTINGS: $1.9S, $1.49 no.
AMI. .......................
woMEN's AND MISSES RINGS; TUR.
QUOISE, EMERALD. GARNET.
OPAL AND OTHER STONES, no,
S1.49 2C(s
DIAMOND BRooCHE PINS.
BOW KNOT STYLE; 10K Ez en
SOLID GOLD. V/ .OV
FIRST FLO0R-sEcTIoNs G AND H.
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Silver
enuoh ..--..
French steeB
snds
owhide Suit
- m -. ..
size
dressing
n dfancyc 4
Evening star., 1901-12-13

,dt lne OrIilant success OF last year, and now,
to double and even treble our business this yes
the most elaborate embroidery and real lace.
An especially handsome line Of women's
Fine All-linen Handkerchiefs, embracing all
embroidered styles. at $1.5O, $1.25, zSc
Real Duchess Lace Handkerchiefs, Of the
finest handwork and best materials; large
selection Of the newest creations, in pat
terms and at prices which will be
found very interesting. :, from G TX
5000 down to................ ~4sIO
Women's Initial Handkerchiefs, hemstitch-
ed, with hand-embroidered initials-severai
styles Of letters; all pure linen. DC
Women's Unlaundered Initial Handker-
saasa' shisfs' pure linen; all letters. I2hc.
Evening star., 1901-12-13

NeCkWear and Neck Pieces for Women.
Misses too for of them awfuly and SWELL We
have shown many pretty Neck Fxng in the past seasons and
thought that had the best of the best but this has taught
that experience teaches everybody buy
Evening star., 1901-12-13


S2of 9e 9 OF
OTHERS UP TO $3.50.
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$500.
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OTHERS UP TO $3.50
BRIC.A.BRAC AND FANCY CHINA.
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Evening star., 1901-12-13
Our Display of
Solid Gold and Diamond JeweIry

OOIlU OOIU dIIU UIdInOnU JcWcIfy
for Holiday Shoppers appeals your criticism and sancons
the biggest showing made any city for such
selling The variety endless consisting Watches Brooches
Scarf Pins Rings Cuff Buttons Studs Collar Buttons
Evening star., 1901-12-13

WREATH BROOCHE PINS. ENAMELED
IN DIFFERENT COLORS, WITH PEARL
AND OPAL SETTINGS. SOLID ca 90
1Ok. GOLD. D.....................~ ~Os>o
CHArELANH PINS. SOLID @ or
SOLID GOLD 10K BOw-KNoT BRoocHE
OR LACE PINS: TWO SIZES; CT <O
$i.sS AND. .............-........$
SOLID GOLD CRESCENT e. no
BRoOCHE PINS; $2.9s AND. Vl.>C
SOLID 10K. NEW ROSE HEART-SHAPE
BROOCHE PINS. WITH LILY
CENTER AND PEARL SET ca no
TING AT. %Ts>O
sUNBURsT pENNANT AND BRooCHE
PINS COMBINED-oNE GOOD SIZE DIA-
MOND AND FOUR PEARL Gin SA
SETTINGS. FOR. VAOsOV
SOLID GOLD ioK. BABY PINS. dOc
FOB ioc. AND. D..............-....-
SOLID GOLD COLLAR BUT. Inc
TONS CSC. AND. ..................|$s
SOLID GOLD BABY BRACE
LETS. ASSORTED PATTERNS; @ O2
$3.9S AND. .............
Evening star., 1901-12-13
HOLIDAY PERFUMES AND TOILET ARTICLES.

both hemispheres 1t regular holiday edition of fine
Evening star., 1901-12-13
Books.
Books.

he greatest book center al Washington The Book Department
and Juvenile
Evening star., 1901-12-13

Dainty Cloib-bound Copyright Gift
cSSSss. G1Sss: 900 Jules from which to 1Oc.
. titles of attractive Chfldren's
Books, bound In bright board covers O(.
Regular sl.c0 Teachers Bibles, bound In
flexible leather gilt edge. 81 full SOc
PACED lIluStra tions Observation-Disclosures O>Ss
The. best books OF the year-The
Right OF Way. Crisis, Graustark 0Oo
and otner equally popular works. ~.
Dainty White and Floral Volumes little
Devotional Classics. in fancy cloth DC
binding % styles, all neatly boxed @CSs
Handsome Illustrated Popular
Poems. with beautifully decorated 2Oc
uoral covers wv
2oc. edition Of Daily Food, In dec 10c
GRATED cloth binding. g.............. lOSs
ttes HandsSns is gSe,S line Sf Gift Poems A soc.
Attractive editions Of Burns, Emerson's
16S 1oiume: atgan.+ familiar foens.Der SOC.
Those ever-popular Padded Poems in two
sizes; handsomely stamped In gold hOc
and boxed-S9.. and. WV
Dainty Limp-Ieather Volumes. in deco
rated cabinet boxes-classic titles, such as
school for Scandal, Poor Richards hOC
Almanac and % others-per volume. WV
Dainty Gift Editions OF Poems CT 0E
IN novelty leather er-....--....... ~As6o
Exquisite Volumes, descriptive of our dear.
Iy beloved American writers, with handsome
IlInstratiohs tlti.a S Of their homes and 81 0S
ia'oflte haunts .------....-....-PA " s%O
thors. .............. a Sl. .4O
,nB Birthday Books, dainty cloth bind dc
ms
Gift Collections Of Favorite Sentimental,
Deyotional and Patriotic Poems OOc
SIS. 81 IS and. d...............S SSSs
Love Songs Of France and Scot CT In
land, In handsome binding, boxed y II .fS
Illustrated Books Of Travel, Gibson's Fo-
Hos and hundreds OF handsome volumes that
make the heart and mind happy.
Handsomest, lowest priced. best-bound
clearest-print and most carefully selected
STOCK OF Bibles ever shown. Our great big
"Oc. Bible for 2Je--our s1.O0 Bible for 59c
our Sl-25 Bible for 15c. Our Bibles with
loco questions of Biblical import-nn,
the best for teachers. ......... >SSs
children,s Bibles illustrated O0C.
Our Fairy Library. Ornamented cloth bind
lng-a series Of books composed wholly of
fairy tAles, such Golden Fairy Books,
Silver Fairy Books, Indian Fairy Tales
goSsack Fairy Tales, English Fairy AOc
IaIes-per volume. me....-....--..--.. T>Ss
Book Dept.-First foor-Section N.
Evening star., 1901-12-13

Tattle-Tales from Cupid and so other de-
s slrable books. in dainty gift bind DC.
1ngs-per copy. @oNs
Our Handsome Silk-cloth-bound Library of
Modern and Classic Volumes, two-colOred
frontispiece, full-paged Illustrations, gilt
tSp,s top; large print; all favOrite au- 4Oc.
Kalon Handy Books. Kalon is Greek
word for teautyr~and these volumes are true
to their classical designation; uniformly
photos, chrome designs; 300 Of the o.
very best titles-per copy. .......... %ON.
Special Holiday Edition Of Standard Fic-
Popular Fiction, Poems, Bible Stor- 10c
les, etc.. ...................A w.
Our famous Red Library. Windsor, Amer
lean Lean Copyright Library. Handy dy volume Clas-
the worlds best books-per copy. loo.
Our Handsome Gilt-top Library-too well
known to need praising; $50 titles DC
-eacu.
Heiena-a pictorial illustrated folio with 20
fun-paged Illustrations, in handsome color
effect: edition de luxe bound in
royal purple silk cloth-$10.0O @ %
eultlon. ~ TsIo
U. s: AIRY and U. 8. Navy, 1776 to 1890
historical ...'tohes, with gorgeous full plate
eolored illus ,.Ation-$5.oO value % 40
for. ....................... p6sf>
Art Lovers Series and Music Lovers Se-
ries, such as Christ in Art, Madonna in Art,
Ch1idlife In Art, Great Composers and Their
Things Of Tday and
gravures; handsomely bound-per CT 40
Voiumc. .........~ ~ AsT>
Rosaries and Catholic Specialties- -beauti-
full line Of Rosaries in all colors-peari.
cocoa and jet-from $4.9s down n,
TO-. .................. AONs
sol.t 10 beautiful s.ut styles Of Rosaries to 1Oc
Select irom. ..................... AO>s
Clear -jeweled, Tinted Rosaries, in 0E,
garnet, amethyst, pearl etc. ...... LON.
Sterling Silver Link Rosaries, Solid Gold
Link Rosaries-an modestIy priced.
Key of Heaven. 25c.
Catholic Bibles, plainly Ct 90 ,,~
illustrated from. ........ p1sSC uD
Sacred Heart Manuals, Pictorial Life Of
Christ, Little Book Of Pictures 0Ec
Solid Gold Sacred Heart Medals
9Sc and. IONs
Sterling silver Sacred Hearts Csc.
Evening star., 1901-12-13

Such Shooting Galleries Oak Tables Box Soldiers.
Shoofies Iron Wagons GoCarts Doll Fur Robes Printing
Presses top Desks Teams, Morris Chairs Iron
Beds, Tuberphones Hiclimbing Toys Ice Cream Freez
ers Blackboards Willow Rockers, Oak Bureaus, OQ<-
and so on-choice. W.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-04-27
MarcOnf to Wed American Girl

The New York Journal Of today SAYS,
Glgiielino Marconi. inventor OF wireless te-
legraphy is engaged to marry a charming
american girl. The news was kept a secret
uhth the cunard Line steamer Campania
on winch he sailed last Saturday, reached
Queenstown last night. Then the fact was
divulged that the italian inventor on his
next visit to this country, will marry Miss
Josephine Bowen Holman of Indianapolis
She is daughter of the late Justice J. A
holman OF the Indiana supreme court and
Inc Judge was cousin of Congressman
Jephthah Holman. the famous .'watchdog
of the treasury"
Mr.. Marconi who is an Italian only
twenty-seren years old, met his fiancee on
the American Line steamer ST. Paul In No.
vember. 1889. At that time the name of
Marconi was In every mouth. He had come
TO the United States and made demonstra-
ton OF his wireless telegraphy by sending
wireless bulletins about the Shamrock de-
render yacht race, as it progressed, from q
ship outside Sandy Hook
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-04-27
A LONELY ISLET.

Few Inha bitant and is Overrun With
Crabs and Rats.
From the London Chronicle
Reuters representative has had an inter-
view with Sir John Murray, who has Just
returned from a six months expedition
to Christmas Island, during which he cross
ed the island from end to end-the first
occasion on which 1t has been traversed.
This lonely islet. situated In the Indian
ocean, 22O miles from the nearest land,
Is some twelve miles long by seven broad.
1t Is covered with dense forest, having an
area of nearly fifty miles. and the sea
depth around its shores Is between three
and four miles There is no GOOD anchorage,
but only an open roadstead.
When Sir John was on the island there
were thirteen whites, including a doctor
chemist and engineer, living there with their
families. together with 40 Indian coolies
engaged in working the rich phosphate de-
posits. The animals and plants on the is
land are Of extreme interest. The whole
place is overrun with curious red crabs
much as eighteen inches across. They
are excellent tree climbers. and once a year
there is a regular migration of these crus-
taceans. which travel In bodies like ants,
taking fifteen days on the journey, and
returning inland after Matching their eggs
There are only five mammals on the is
land, including two species OF rat not
hitoNu ciSt"HeTc- 1uty are OF Two COlOrS.
those on the plateau being brown, while
those nearer the coast are black, and in
order to keep them down a number OF ter
riers have been imported. On the island
are also to be found a teothless snake
and blind snake much like worm
In exploring the island Sir John Murray
had to cut track through the dense for
est until he reached the central plateau at
an altitude of 1000 feet, where travelling
was not so difficult. One night he got lost
in the forest, and had to subsist on the
tops of sage-palms. which he cut down.
The island is under the Straits Settlements
government. and a resident magistrate has
just been dispatched thither from Singa-
pore. together with an official Of the public
works department, a scientific commission
and a force of police-thirty-f in all
They VIII select sites for the administrative
buildings to be erected on the island. The
climate is perfect, like hot English sum-
mer. and prior to the British annexation
no human being Is supposed to have lived
on the island
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-04-27
DIR. II. Sanche & Co.. scl
Also Offices at Chicago. De,

those historic remains. The archaealogists
are greatly concerned about 1t, and the
mist work to be set in hand will be the
raising of the huge monolith. which is the
largest In England next to Cleopatra's
Needle.
The clerk Of the works at Westminster
Abbey Is reported to have said. in refer
ence to the recent fall OF masonry, that
the building had now stood for six and
a half centuries. and with care 1t would
stand still another six and a half" But
the fact remains that evidences OF decaying
stonework are continually presenting them
selves, and that workmen are now per-
manently employed for the sole purpose of
repairing the fabric. The difficulty Is no
new one. More than 800 years ago Ed
ward ". writing to Pope Sixtus referred
Grated by st. Peter himself. famous for
the tomb OF the sainted king and con-
lessor. and built by our ancestors. as now
decayed by lapse of time and almost on
the point of ruin"
When the early builders Of the abbey
had any trouble In obtaining Caen stone
they fell back upon the English stone
most closely resembling it; and Sir Chris
TOPPER Wren, under whose directions the
work of repair made good deal of prog
ress in the reign Of Queen Anne, often
waxed wroth at the shOrt-sightedness of
his prototypes.
When the Westminster Abbey estates
were handed over to the ecclesiastical
commissioners in 1869 a sum of twenty
thousand pounds was awarded for substan-
tial repairs. and thenceforward until the
appointment Of the present dean nearly
four thousand pounds a year was spent
on the fabric. In 1881. however a report
of alarming character was presented
by the architect. with the result that In
1886 act was passed authorizing the &C.
clesiastical commissioners to make fur
tber grant Of ten thousand pounds. while
in 1883 another act was passed setting
apart three thousand two hundred and fifty
pounds annually and suspending one of the
canonries for the benefit Of the fabric
fund. l.. H. MOORE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-04-27
OXyD0N0R is scientific instrument invented by DR. H Sancte

(XYlN(lR scientific instrument invented by DIR H Sance
after IS years of patient research. 1t positively
INes every form OF disease from the human by supplying the
ood with r fegivlng No injurious drugs medicines
& sn the contact disk (see above pcure
ana place Oxydonor in cold 1t will while asleep
we fully realize that stating that Oxyonor successfully
every human alment people will doubtful have record of
over nan million to bear what
De he absolute truth All ask honest investigation you
VIII eau at our New York office shall take pleasure explain
out cost an illustrated brochure containing prominent
people giving their experiences with this
Dear IN mind this important point The
aonoT is IN its h cost With ordinary will last lifetime The
saves every family possessing from hundreds
dollars formerly paid out to DOCTORS druggists
~ - DIR. ii. Sanche Co., sn FIFTH a AVE NEW
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-04-27

The executive committee OF the Inter-
national Union of American Republics has
appointed Mr. Williams c. Fox acting d.
rector and secretary OF the bureau of the
American republics. The temporary alb
sence Of Mr.. Rockhin and the recent death
official head. and Secretary Hay, in recoe-
milton OF Mr.. Fox's services az chief clerk.
proposed his advancement which was
heartily approved by the executive commit
tee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-04-27
Death of Roger C. weightman.

Mr.. Roger c. Weightman died this morn
Ing at his residence, No. 7l2 Goth street
whence his funeral will take place Monday
next at ) pm. Mr.. Weightman was a
member of the prominent District family
of that name. his grandfather having haen
mayor OF Washington In the early DAYS
He was brother of Mr. Richard Weight
man of the Washington Post He had not
been in robust health for several years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-04-27
Discuxsion of MononoIie.

The Y. NJ c. A. Lyceum last night de-
bated the proposition that trusts and mo-
nopolies Of all kinds are harmful to the
people. The general sentiment was that
they do much good as we'll as harm The
lyceum decided to adjourn next Friday
for the summer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-04-27
WHAT IS OXYDONOR?
A Four Years
Test.

Newbure, n. Y, April
18th, 1901.
We have used the OXY-
DONOR for over four
years to treat different
diseases with which our
family has been sfiicted.
such as Jaundice, La
Grippe. Nervous Prostra-
ton, Indigestion, Severe
Colds and many other
slight attacks Of different
complaints. and have
found II far superior to
medicine. which IL apt to
disarrange one part OF the
system while bepefiting
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-04-27
COmbated All
Ills.

Ciarmont. y. H.. Feb.
II. 1891.
] reJeice ~ have the
chance given me 10 an
swer your question. Has
ONYDoNOR given entire
satisfaction - IL has, !
hold II TO be one of the
great discoveries ~ the
18th Century. For three
yenrs l have USED 81 with
an ever increasing sense
of ite value. At the start
Il wrought a thorough aud
permanent cure ~ rheu-
matism In my left shout
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