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Guaranteed
Sewing Machines

That enjoy reputation for satisfac-
tory service; machines that can be
relied upon at all times and that are
uniformly efficient.
Such machines we have sold for
a number of years with marked Sue
cess. Manufactured especially for
us by the best makers and of the
best material. Every desirable point
OF machine excellence possessed by
other machines and many original
Improvements will be found en-
bodied in the various models.
So we'll do we know the service
given that we Internationally guar
antee them against imperfection in
manufacture for five years, and keep
them in repair for similar period.
Prices $1,000 to $4,000.
The $Io5 so is Hand Machine.
Second floor, Eleventh st.
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LAST OF THE SERIES.
DR.. Radcliffe's Sermons Introductory to
Centennial Celebration.

The concluding sermon of the series in
troductory to the centennial of the New
York Avenue Presbyterian Church was
preached last evening by the pastor Dr.
Wallace Radcliffe. The celebration of the
centennial begins next Sunday. DR.. Rad
chffe's theme was John Witherspoon," and
he said in part:
ct is an honor which should not be for
gotten that the only minister among the
signers of the Declaration of Independence
was a Presbyterian minister. John Wither-
SPOON He was born right for such service,
in Scotland, and a lineal descendant of
John Knox. He was not afraid of giving or
taking blows. His early ministry was one
of attack against wrong doctrine and bla-
tant blasphemy. His abilities brought calls
from Dundee, Dublin and Rotterdam and
finally from Princeton College to be it's
president. When he came he was forty-six
years of age. a many-sided man. scholar,
theologian, pastor, orator, teacher, author.
f1Eancier, leader of men. By birth and
training the adversary of wrong and OPP
preston, he was Immediately identified
with the colonial cause.
HE was the trusted counselor of Robert
Morris stood beside Hancock jefferson,
Franklin and their fllustrious compeers, and
was the Stanch and close friend of Wash
ington in his most trying experiences. He
preached the opening sermon of the first
general assembly of the Presbyterian
ehurehSe of this country He has written his
name and principles indelibly upon both
church. and state. The magnificent history
of the church has its explanation in the
faithfulness and scripturalness of its be-
ginning; history of increasing numbers,
large benefaction and unmistakable testi
mony to republican government, simple
worship and pure doctrine. Calvinism was
in the beginning of this government. Its
principles carry in them the power and per-
petuitN of the state"
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READY FOB WAR WITH RUSSIA.
People Of Japan Expect It, but Govern
ment is Conservative.

SEATTLE, Wash, November 9-Japan is
all ready for war with Russia, according
to Charles v. Sale, a millionaire business
man, who has lived in Yokohama for the
past twenty-three years.
He says the people generally in Japan
expect war and want It, but that the gov
eminent SO far has pursued a very con-
sentative policy and has succeeded in keep
ing in check the more radical ones.
He says that Japan does not care any
thing about Manchuria except to protect
lite trade, but Russia must keep its hands
off of Corea or get war.
The newspapers of Japan have entered an
agreement to print nothing about the move
ments Of either the navy or the army, and
all strangers are closely Swallowed to pre-
vent Russia becoming aware of Japan's
preparations. Mr.. Sale left Yokohama Oc-
tober 16. and he says the feeling at that
time was that war must come and that
Japan was ready in every sense of the
word.
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CONTRACTED THE HABIT.
Edward Kerwin Began Carrying Pistol
at the Age of Nine.

81 first began to carry pistol when I
was nine years DID, and I've had the habit
ever since" was the statement made by
Edward Kerwin, about twenty-five years
old when he appeared before Judge KIM
ball of the Police Court today on a charge
of carrying a concealed weapon with intent
to make unlawful use of It,
The court decided it would be wise to put
temporary check to Kerwin's practice,
and imposed fine of 500 and gave him the
privilege of spending 364 days behind the
bars as the alternative.
Kerwin and Charles Danvers, who is
about the same age. both of whom claim to
be residents of Port Huron, Mich, visited
a saloon near the corner of 1917 street and
Pennsylvania avenue Saturday morning,
where they displayed firearms. Policeman
Cats was called in and placed both men
under arrest, disarming. them.
5 Danvers. who was also in court ON a
charge of carrying concealed weapon, was
released from custody, there being no wit
nesses to testify that he had the weapon
concealed.
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Women's
Correct Footwear.

Correct and comfortable Shoes
are a matter of importance always.
But the demands of Winter Shoes
are most critical. They must prevent
dampness, must be comfortable,
must be shapely and smart looking,
must be up to date, must be durable,
and withal must be rightly priced.
When these demands become
most critical then our shoes show at
their best. Then are discovered the
careful and sensible points of un-
usual excellence in the making,
which might not be noticed when
feet make no complaint. .es- ~
The smartest and handsomest
Shoes that are made are seen here.
The most sensible, comfortable
shapes are distinctive features of our
stock .'....-.s q. s..sr.c.} 81 III. -
And there are always unlimited as
sentiments, in the best makes and up
to-date Styles to select from.
Special attention is directed to our
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Similar to Previous Operations.
Public Concern Unwarranted,

Prof. Bernhard Fraenkel, the eminent
throat specialist of Berlin University in an.
interview today with the correspondent of
the Associated Press, said:
1.-THE public concern about the emperors
condition is unwarranted The facts are
absolutely as stated in this mornings bulle-
tin. The people are only agitated because
they remember that the first reports about
Emperor Frederick did not disclose bis true
malady. but this time the bulletin is cor
rect. You can reassure America"
/. Makes Light Of Indisposition.
The story Of the day concerning the en-
peror is not the story of the bulletins of
the kilograms from foreign sovereigns nor
of the sympathetic inquiries of the ambas-
sailors but of the regret and concern of the
people. .-..-
1T is worth being i'll to receive thing
like this" the emperor is reported as say
Ing when seeing chrysanthernums sent by
the working women that We're handed to
him today. tSeveral@similar indications of
regard were made by poor persons at Pots
dam.
The emperor makes light of his indisposi-
ton. and has asked the members of his
family to act precisely as heretofore
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FOUR CHARGED WITH MURDER.
Jones' Body Was Found in Field Last
Monday

-WAYNESBURG, Pa, November 9.-Four
persons are under arrest at Rice's landing,
charged with the murder of Alexander
Jones, a miner. whose body was found in a
field last Monday morning, the back of his
head having been crushed.
The accused are Mrs. Jones' wife of the
murdered man; Thomas and Elwood Low
ing and Daniel Jefferson.
1t is, alleged that evidence has developed
which leads to the theory that Jones was
murdered for the purpose of securing $3.50
insurance which he had upon his life.
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The Designer
for December.

The Designer for December is
now on sale, and contains Hints to
Christmas Shoppers" 'Toilettes for
Gala Occasions" 'In Toyland,"
Holiday Tableaux-Home Made"
"The Observance of Christmas" "a
Christmas Sock Social and Doll
Party" three Christmas stories,
Christmas cookery receipts, Christ
mas poems, etc.
Price, Ioc. a copy.
Special price, 8oc. year.
The November Patterns embody
the latest creations in the realm of
fashion-5c. to zoe. each.
Fashion Sheets free for the asking.
Pattern Dept. Main floor, Eleventh st.
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Mems Hats.

There is no especial advantage in
exposing an expensive hat to the
dust and dirt of an Office and the
downtown streets unless you care to
have it look rusty and old before it
should. ~. ~.
4 Better provide yourself with a
Boston Derby" for such service and
spare your dress hat for a longer
life. They're light weight, self-con-
forming and you've never enjoyed
such comfort in So. 50 hat as they
afford. The blocks are the same as
the higher grades and the price is as
unusual as the quality it represents.
$500.
And for dress purposes YOU need
go no higher than the Boston
Special at three dollars, the better
grade Of the above -.
Many hats sold at $500 are made
from similar stock and specifca-
tons; the additional dollar pays for
the name.
Shown in brown and golden
brown as well as the always desir-
able black. Light weight and self
conforming and all the accepted
blocks are represented.
$500.
The Stetson ''Featherweight"
Derby, $500 and $500.
Silk and Opera Hats, $3.50 and
$3.50.
Mems Hat Dept, Main floor, F st.
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Board of Trade Election.

Ten directors are to be elected at the an
nual meeting this evening of the Board OF
Trade at the New Willard.
The names of the ten whose three years
term of service expires, and who have all
been renominated, are as follows: Charles
]. Bell, Henry F. Blount. William V. Cox,
Frederic l.. Moore, Theodore W. Noyes. X.
Ross Perry, Albert NJ. Read, Bra1nard ii.
Warner, III. J. Small, jr., and Watson j.
Newton.
In addition the following have been nom
mated: Court F. Wood, George NJ Stern
berg, Robert n. Harper John II Ma
gruder, Daniel Fraser, William II. Single
ton and James e. Fitch.
After the reading of the annual report of
the president the voting will be begun and
in the meantime the members will enjoy
a buffet lunch
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Mems Underwear
(For Fall and Winter.)


Our stock is complete, and the
special, feature of this department is
the large variety, which enables the
hard-to-get-ftted men to find here
just what's wanted. We carry only
the best makes of the best makers in
all the various weights needed for
our changeable climate and to suit
the requirements of wearers from all
sections of the country. Materials
to suit all fancies, be they of luxur-
lous Or plain turn.
Natural Gray Merino Shirts and Drawers. made
from excellent materials and carefully finished.
75c. per garment.
Natural and White Shirts and Drawers, made Of
satisfactory manner.
$I.oo per garment.
Natural and White Merno Shirts and Drawers,
splendidly made and perfect in detail.
SI.5o per garment.
Co.'s and Winsted Mfg. Co g products-names that
are Indicative of exceptional qualities.
The famous Medlcott Shirts and Drawers-of
sizes for stout men and below the medium
height, in addition to regular size.
SI.65 per garment.
We agents for the "Dermophile'' Natural
Wool Underwear These goods have a positive
guarantee not to shrink; If they do we replace
them. Three weights at
S2.oo, $500 and $500 per garment.
We are also introducing the Knetpp Linen Mesh
Underwear, the most sanitary undergarments made
They are made of pure Irish linen yarns, very
durable and will not irritate the skin. Booklet
and samples of material for the asking.
The heavy winter weights also ready.
Union Combination Suits in medium and heavy
weights in balbriggan, merinO and wOol-a de-
cidedly comfortable suit
SI.5O up.
In connection with underwear carry Abdonli-
nal Bands. They not only support, but also
great comfort in severe weather.
85c. and $I.oo each.
Main floor, st.
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SIGN BOND TO REFUND MONEY
F. s. Wiliia ms g. Co. Take all Risk OF
Mi-o-na Curing Dyspepsia and
BUILDING Up Flesh

1t is easy thing for medicine to be adver-
tised guaranteeing cure, money refunded. ETC.,
have the druggist say, We'll, yes, if it does
not help, Will return your money" but IL
the medicine does not give satisfaction and The
customer goes back 10 tire dealer, the probability
is that he has forgotten what he said and there
is a question about making the refund.
f.. $. Williams Il Co. a very business like
way overcome this trouble in clear and definite
manner by giving the following bond with every
package of Mona that they sell:
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If you want your money back II. s. Williams
& Co. will return it TO you IL you tell them
that Mi-o-na has not increased flesh and, given
freedom from stomach troubles.
II is an unusual remedy that can be sold In
this way, but Mi-ona is remarkable combination
of flesh forming elements combined With agents
that regulate the digestive organs and restore
health and strength. -. .-r-
Remember that IL Mi-o-na does not do all that
Il claimed for IL, your money is returned to Won
by Il. S. Williams * Co., 9Th and Il sts NV tu
ac6 ordance with this bend.
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Police Departments Equipment.

Upon the request of Commissioner West,
Maj. Sylvester has informed the Commits
sioners that the police department owns
thirty-two horses and sixteen vehicles The
moAthly cost Of forage is So per horse and
the average cost OF shooting is $1.76
month.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-11-09

There are charming novelties In a collection OF
Mazzarella pottery from; Naples. Italy. The pieces
are highly glazed and ornamented with separate
devices of birds, fruit. flowers and foliage made
Big hand, tinted and applied, giving beautifully
artistic result -
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GoADED TO SUICIDE
NEW ITALIAN FINANCE MINIS
TER KILLS HIMSELF.
Appointed Only Last week-His Inc
tegrity Had Been Assailed
by Socialists.

NAPLES. Italy. November 9.-Mnister- Of
Finance Rosano committed suicide by
shooting during the night. He was found
dead this morning In his room. a revolver
at his side.
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A GUARANTEED cATARPH c,pE>

Do not dose the stomach In the ram hope of
curing catarrh Breathe the health giving HyomeI
and you will inhale medicuted air through your
and throat that will kill all catarrhal germs.
Henry Evans, 922 and 924 II street northwest,
guarantees to refund the money should Hyomei
not give satisfaction. II is the only catarrhal
treatment sold in this way.
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Assailed by Socialists.

Since the formation of the new cabinet
the socialists had attacked Signor Rosano.
charging him with corruption during his
political career challenging him to dis
Prove the charges and adding that other
wise they would bring the matter up at
the opening of the chamber of deputies.
1t was. at first announced from Naples
that the minister had been stricken with
apoplexy and died while taking a train for
Rome. Later. however. it became known
that he had committed suicide, which
comment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-11-09

delightful vase Of this pretty pottery repre-
seDts the trunk OF small tree with an orchard
attached ''
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Mazzarela candlestick is formed from a
Towering branch, the stem turned to-. make the
handle, the leaf and buds forming the base, and
the open flower the candle holder.
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). ...fa t0;:n ~ al 10 ab!IatF' ~
Hammered u brass 9rnspepts 3 are imported ant
highly decorative. Some Of DIE objects are, usefu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-11-09

Signor Rocano was given the position OF
minister of finance in the new Italian cab
met. the formation of which was announced
only last Wednesday.
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handsome Wsod bdlp: Is sIalso oQufte a parlor
ornament. 1t is Of brass with tapestry scenes
set in the and paiels; ne btass forming, as
1t were frames for the pictures.
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GUARANTEE RoND.

We hereby agree TO refund the price paid
for Mona If the purchaser tells that
1t has not increased flesh and given freedom
II ON stomach troubles. L.
f. s. WILLIAMS a. co
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Blood faint to Family.


Frederick III. the father of the present
Emperor of Germany, died June Is, 1SSS.
after a reign of not quite three months,
from a malignant affection of the throat,
which even before his accession had rem
dered tracheotomy necessary. There was a
difference of opinion between the noted
English and German physical rs who at
tended the emperor as to whether the dis
ease was cancer, and efforts We're made to
conceal the real nature of the ma!ady.
Empress Frederick, mother of the present
emperor. died August 5, 1901, and while 1t
was announced that dropsy vas the i'm
mediate cause of her death, she had long
been a sufferer from cancer.
Emperor William has long suffered from
malady known in the medical world as
"otitis media"-chronic infiamma ton of the
middle ear. 1t is a disease which can be
caused by local irritation, such as the in
sertion Of some foreign substance into the
ear; 1T can be caused by illness, such as
scarlet fever, but in most cases it is due to
blood faint
Similar to Previous Operations.
Information contained in private dis
patches received here shows that the opera
ton on Emperor William is similar to the
first one performed on his father. and con-
sequently causes concern to his household
The official statement issued by the sur
geons fail to reassure because 1t Is well
understood that for reasons of state the
emperor would be given the benefit Of any
doubt as to the true character of his dis
ease
1t is recalled that the surgeons at that
time made nothing of the first opera ton
on Emperor Frederick. At present the
Is in attendance upon the emperor affirms
that he has not cancer.
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IMPROVING
GERMAN EMPEROR Is RECOVER
ING FROM OPERATION.
Physicians Remove Polypus From His
Larynx-Blood faint to
Family.

BERLIN. November "a bulletin con-
corning the condition of Emperor William,
who was operated upon Saturday for the
removal Of a polypus from the larynx, was
issued this morning at the new palace,
Pctsdam. 1t Is as follows:
inflammation. which naturally follows
as a reaction from the operation, already
is diminishing. We can, therefore. be salts
fed with the appearance of the left vocal
chord. Nevertheless. the healing Of the
little wound probably will require another
week.
1.-The emperor's general condition is good.
His temperature and pulse are normal.
won LEUTHOLD,
SCHMIDT,
"ILBERG."
The court circular states that the en-
perOr this morning personally heard the
report Of Herr Won Lucanus, chief of the
civil cabinet
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Oriental rugs of SURPRISING beauty Of weave,
elegance Of design and sple6For OF co1oring are
displayed In such profasion as well to represent
the luxury Of the far east, and in such number as
to admit Of some part Of this luxury in many a
home In Washington. lIIJ
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q III

There are some superb draperies Of color
tones that lend softness and richness to tasteful
interiors.
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$4,000 Lime of
Wo1ler1's Dress Shoes.

Smartest styles, best feathers, ex-
cellent finish and perfect comfort.
kidskin, Box caMskin and Patent
Ideal Skin, withnLouis XIV heels
and turn soles. al .
We are also showing at this price
the sns .rss7a'
"Acme'' Cushion. Shoe !.
for women with tender and sensitive
feet. Very soft abd flexible and the
acme, of comfort. Particularly de-
sirable. for winter wear. ,,,s
Also complexities of Gyrnna-
sium Shoes, in c4nAs and kidskin,
with elk and leather Isoles. '->..i :.
Also Nurses, EpofHear-O xfords
and High Lace Shoes. Il
Also Golf Oxfords and Shoes. :
Also Riding Boots and Leggins. !.
We also carry a large and COM
plete stock of Shoe Findings, in
Guiding Keeler's Instep Supports,
Ankle Supports, "Arrowsnlith" Arch
Props, Instep Lifts, Knee Caps,
Heel Protectors, Cork and Hair In
soles, Shoe Trees, Shoe Polishes in
the best makes, Black and Colored
Shoe Laces for fancy work, etc.
Third floor. Tenth ct. .r. ss5f !.
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oAut hnr41 sg
And Price epree a sIng o al asst % Per
Hmt mne drs libel d lie
ro1nthouu imnrq CONSTANT
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$500 to- S48. 90.
Two special values are as follows:
At $780,.

An assortment of fancy cloths, made in Ion;
jacket STYLE tight fitting back and halftight front
all seams of jacket and skirt strapped with
wide strip Of cloth to match. A stylish suit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-11-09
Late Fashions
and Novelties.

Fashi6a holds court iii our beau
tiful salons, and here. are gathered
choice novelties fron.n1any lands.
In tisps ana oaks salon raass be- seen some
fascinating new things In millinery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-11-09

Very attractive suits of mems fancy worsted;
coat is made with blouse front, tight back and
long skirt. and in full TAILORED double breasted
effect: skirt Is the popular length; all sizes-a
very neat and desirable walking suit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-11-09

Glints of red are evident in rich browns,
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-..t4.,.' .F,.-lz(t9i9sY
Of curious fiat roses in bronze tiatsss touch Of
orange velvet and two9 large natural ostrich
plumes. ~ -
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The deep blue ground of a novelty silk is shot
with white.
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most complete stock Of
Women's Handsome Cloth Suits

.
fashionable omespun worsteds
The variety and the effects that
idea the of the
anywhere In these mixtures the
$500 to $4,000. .n..et., ..ta
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- - s., -
An elegant gown is of white silk ,tulle spangled
with silver over white tstfeta.t The skirt, which
is surrounded by a rachtpg of the. tulle, is
riched With an elaborate. floral pattern wrought
In respleadent .spansles.. "a laiges-cape collar
scirtillating with; spahgiess extends from the
stock formed Of tdile and marrow bands Of tafeta.
we'll over. the shoulders, and bodicej which is a
blouse with inch tueks seross fhe front. The
full purs Of the ssleeyes, cked saso. and slightly
sprnkiad with spangfes M finished with a deli
cate -rsch4a6 and acaugfrs the tareta under
sleeves with bows of white ribbon. A soft white
silk giffle Hasaes around sthe waist to the back.
where it. iss confined by two small rosettes and
in each short streamer is, tied knot below the
waist, the ends falling gracefully over the SHIN
mering skirt-the whole 4 sifaste and lovely effect.
a. -
Boucie,s as the French call a curl, is one of the
very fashionable effects III aress goods. black
curl is seen on a fine Scotch stuff in gun metal
effects.
White or bright -coIored threads are woven in
with the dark shades of MANY stylish fabrics.
The deep blue ground of a novelty silk is shot
with white.
* :: .-~
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WOrmem's TaiQOr=Made Suits

very effective Tailor made Suit Is shown in
short jacket effect adaptation Of a smart
Partisan creation: the jacket is effectively trimmed
with satin piping and has altogether new sleeye
the skirt has front panel of vertical paits from
which form three circular founces that meet a sim
liar panel at back. giving habit back effect; the
nounces finished with satin piping-black, blue
and brown cheviot.
$500.