Evening Star Newspaper, January 15, 1887, Page 6

< ¢ D. C., SATURDAY, JANUARY 15, 1887-DOUBLE SHEET. } oA ann a Written for the Everso Stan. a work basket and humming pleasantis toherit| HOME LIFE OF THE MEXICAN. LADIES’ GOODS. BOOKS, &c. PIANOS AND ORGANS. P while, Iethe three had niswed the ee x = fad ——— =~ — = iS EN’ be in reconciled ¥ CI EST K_ STORE VORLD, 5 A LOST IDENTITY. Penta ay tn catdae maetees | eee Ler Mz Saaxe Hasos Wor Tae | Mf, SH022B Sree ana cloak, Mater, Riding | THAWED E Coos Sear Be: | GL. War & Bros Sake eee fore evident uepeaie a Neighbe : Hebp Feationable Dress and) Cloek Maker, in He Catalorun teat es to any dato ee | too Aan ate Tyo “Let you rest?” chtrruped Aunt Jane. “To be | crstous . 821 1307 Est. nw. als States, eBid and Bach mow the i BY HARRIET PRESCOTT SPOFFORD. sure, ny" good woman. Taio the rocking CuAlr. i. LITTLE FELLOWS, pond, Ronin t Peage aia Weert You'see, tais is the house of rest,” glancing at her : m Mac L. P. Jeax ‘All at lowest prices ana bes a nana - ME. ° \NNERET, ices and best 5 sisters. | “are you going tars Correspondence of the Sacramento Record-Union. THEY'L HAVE A VOTE SOME DAY. naa ae rar baneaine for cash. Tuning an (Copyrighted 1887.) rae tho enuateeeneie bose Zacatecas, MEXICO, Dec. 9—I invite you to dine ® st pirpbame on =e poe ba aie __—_—— « sees long ago.” With me to-day, dear friends 41a Mexicana. As I THIS 18 A REMARK MR. BLAINE MADE DURING- —— on New Year ARDS, -L used to live here once, long ago, long ago. Fe TRE ‘PRESIDE! AMPAIGN. LIKE | *ts. handsome assortment of French Bonnets and Visiting and Congratulation. PART It. “Ab, indeed,” said Aunt Jane, viewing the hole | am myself a guest, we must touch the subject Last NTIAL CAMPAIGN. ae ‘a ak in | DIARIES, CALENDAS. AEMANACS, BLANK she was to darn on her stretebed fingers. “Then | tengeriy, for, while the truth may be told at all MIR. BLAINE, THE GOLDEN EAGLE BELIEVES IN | Hats,carefully selected by her sister, now ‘They had gone down to the seaside for a week's SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON HELPS: change, as, when his dutics allowed him, they ote HC rou find the place ch I suppose.” Wonye; oye" CATERING TO THE LITTLE FELLOWS, AND error times, we would not abuse the generous hospital- WHILE WE ARE SELLING LITTLE SUITS AND Paris; also a choice selection of Evening and Recep- ‘sometimes did. For he had seasons of such ab- Sorption in his work that he came out of it all half ‘wrecked und needing rest. He Was living a great life. Beginning the making of a great name, stand. ing with many as a sort of vicegerent of the pow- ers of health and strength. It sometimes seemed to himself, in his rapt study that he was on the verge of discovering mighty secrets of the powers of life anf death. It seemed 50 to Helena, too, ‘The day was a perfect one, with now and then a capfal of wind biowing out of the little round wud that swelled up over the horizon like bub- dies. “Will you go out with me?” asked Helena. “with all these flaws?” he asked. -Jaat as You please, Then I will go alone.” ‘Alonet What In Heaven's name could you do j aloner™ “| fancy,” she sald, the langh brightening all the rich color in her cheek, “I drown, in order should blow the fresh breet of life into 1 yonr occult powers! de much more comfortable, Helena, ff there were something you were afraid of in itt Weil, here we go,” and he gathered up his lai length and reached his hat. “If we drown, 1t 1s your fault.” Jt doesn't much matter about drowning, though,” she Said, swinging her hat as they went stong the shingle, and unaware that she spoke In am half the Ume afraid something will happen.” ‘But the Worst that could happen is death, 0, indeed; the worst that could happen would be that you might look at some other woman!” and then they both langhed, knowing well the habit of her Jealor ngs, and ran along to the Boat, it signifsin thai neither of theta knew mueh of anything about a boat, and that they ‘were rupning before tue wind directiy in the track ¢ steamers, ling he more perfect?” said Helena, fin the stern. sea and sky making pis ring about her. “We seem 19 Ww shell of the sky and over agai he answered her. p repeated. Iy hetter, ty better, Inust coin stars, and the tr and as they sailed ld craft Ubat had plow d these waters—fire- ships and phantom ships—and recited to her Femes of bit urn inditinc, for now and then he Carned off a Ing as perfect a8 a pearl. “That a, that dhave sonfidante, a melod: “You are a melody,” he sald. Abs instant there Was a foar, That sounded fh their ears I ¥ast Diack DUIK tow sweep of Half an hour afterw broken boat aflest bottom-side up. tangled f 6, is head aio unconses . Frimaming hi he took his the sicknes anuldesolate a m. Wane took up hi e Said, till the sea gave up its dead. For Heiena was never found. “I seraped the moss away, the other das, from a Stone set ip as a memorial ‘without @ and o the name upor: ft: Hetexs Yanez. ‘a With bramble roses, to read | i | although to unheeding e: | There [no «Well, 1t ts changed. And It’s a pity, too, But they lave been cutting down the trees ‘ever since Leonard married again. He found it profitable, ‘and having two families to support—" “Is—is—is Leonard married again?” How the voice shook! Tt was only a ghastiy whisper. “You knew him, then? Oh yes, long ‘since, Let’s see—five years, I think. His son is quite a lad. He— “And heis the one that would not live if his wife died?” said the other, with a sudden hys- terieal laugh that made Aunt Beity look up from the pages of her “Seaside.” And then the world was going oUt—ne, no; she must not, she would not lose her self-control Aunt Jane's needie was suspended in the air a moment with surprise, and then, slow to take offense or to imagine ‘evil, she answered, even “Yes, [see you knew him pretty well. But he mourned herenough. He mourned her enough. And then, you see, he was a 1 can't say anything—we couldn't, you see. es care of Us. And he had a right o marry.” asa gasp, asif the other fried in vain to speak, or had repeated the words befure the sound cameto all them. “Did he—dtd he—marry Loulsa a Dane, indeed! He married a little, pale, am that he met im the ears, sick and atr-cushions and rags and hot-water d there Was a great accident, and thts ttle creature who could not take care hegan to take care of everybody else, And he's a doctor, you know. And it rather fetched him,” said poor ’Annt Jane, unconscious of her slang. “It made him fond of her, and by and by— he was so sad and solitary—he went and brought her home, He didn't undertake to bring her here!” A Aunt Jane, emphatically. “He isn't the y seem happy, and, as I jad. And Leonard was always so fond of children, rt,” suapped Aunt Jane, “I always 28 a ood deal of make-believe that sort son—eon't button her own boots one uusekeeper the next! Yes, ied again, and very comfortable, Where does ihe live?” guessing rather than hear fng the words. “Down town near the post office. But he comes up once a taonth or so to seitle ac- counts and give directions, Hekeens hls old study here, and he always comes in at the end gate and goes'in there and comes. out to sec us by-and-by,” continued the garry soul, for the visitor allowed her to rin on. She was puiling herself together ni ow. The shock Was vast. Her brain seeraed to reel, as if she put forth ail he e herselt in the fall gown a bl sm. Only now a grim fo the town, people, liv th the pursuits of the of Leonard itving down in ail Ways of the towns- he closed doors, inter- i pleashres, stnall forgetting the old studies, secrets of science, the great hame once pessible, the mi: hait reached, And their fe up on the hill had been so free and fine. And {t Was dust and ashes! Ah, why had not fallen and reduced the plate itself to the same ashes that Its happiness hud found: For herselz— ‘She must not think of herself yet—that would nd Dy: thitt Would comé in the terrible highis when the black waves rose aud one Wave Losted to another, and torta, to be followed by as Dlack a calm, { raged within. Sut sub very Stl Inthe ehatr, She was trying to bring some order from the’ contusion, to stop his bed that Was tolling the one word In. her ear eadeain-eneti. Leonard was married again. ‘Yo x Nutle delicaié woman. She made his home agreeable to litin—she had no temper, no caprices, ay rout of triends—and there Was no music. Doubtless his dinners were always nicely cooked, | his clothes tn pertect order. he Was vel comfortable; yes, va: omfortabie than he had ever been’ before ere no disens- ' ditertog no quarrels—he had a reverentint feeling for this good and placid, dell- cate white woman—and there was the little jad. What was there left for herself but the efface- ment that fate had given her? Lost at Ses Yet if she could see iim once again! Perhaps Aged 2 j she bad bettcr not; she might etray herself; it eet: 3 hing be [would be harder’ stitl Now she could go as ‘0 the happy, half a score of years may pass lxe | she came. She could make the saeritice. She dream in the bight. They may pass like a dream {| was sure of herself. But should she see his in the night, too, to those who are simply unaware | eyes of their lapse, ‘as 4 Woman lying helpless and | Speechless 10 a large hospital for the insane near a iown on the French coast, could bardly fail to be, She had heen bronght there by the captain of @ reoch steamer, who bad picked her up at se tying pa: ers having sibserihed 2 sum of Biches for her comfort. He knew nothing about her; the fracture of her skuil—for she had been, perhaps, dragged the whole length of the cel and Bere by une propelier—iad alteady made her 1n- sensible Before the apoplexy of drowning took Place, and although when drawn on board t Steamer, she was found after long effort, to be Itving, she had no language and no consciousness, ‘Whe dhe texture ox the fraginents left of the gur- ments torn and cut and wrenched away indicated comfortable circumstances; but no name was to Be found on any of the remaining portions. Yet one could hardly lok at her and hot imagine her te have been a person of singular refinement, a8 she evidentiy still was of singular beauty—darx and shapels, with chiseled features ond a wealth of long, night-biaek hair. ‘The captain who lett her at the hospital on landing had intended to insert auvert nts respecting her In the Amert. an newspapers Dut Whether he did or not no one knew, as he was himself lost at sea on the return voyage. nd So she had rem) Ber case exett ‘Toe facture ‘and It Was thought relieve Une brain e and ne restore nd Soto her friends, mm her sPapor, and axed 1 riven 2. and Hecome more and te sr Pech uparson with the past. When nek. Whether that joubttl, irom a cer- It Wes possible eat but, on the dark Tich color In the eighth nee in a while, explicable, to be fuli of choly met. she obtained i | | ber. | provinces that | | Into the study, where the last wi said Aunt Jane. “That's Leonard nthe gate. And Bridget’s dusting tudy—she was late'in her sweeping to-day— not half through.” “ will go f9, then, if you please. Tknow the way. Teame to speak with nim,” sald the other, and she ealiest ali he il, 1 yon had just as lief. My ankle's lame, and I father favor it,” said Aunt Jane looking after her, as she groped. her way’ rather than walked. “Just Helena’s height, poor girl” sald Aunt dane, as the door i, “and there Was something In her voice like Heleha’s, too. Didn't know he had a down town office, 1 suppose, and does seri W Ideclare 1 don't see how Annabel Wea a holes in her stockings and She never setting her foot to the ground! 1 won- i itean he possible that Bridget. wears them herself the odd week.” ‘The study opened from the flower-room, empty nov, but onee a bright ittle spot of gay chintz ad Oleaiders, and paims, and camellt- ed as If Bridget Was never coming ou Any one might Uis heart beat like the hat iners of a forge. Tt would be dark presently, and she must be ‘gofg. Not onee did she tilnk of breaking off tiat marriage. I he could make It, ke could kept. Perhaps he was happler x 30; she reappearing on e Tite tak She place, and her arms With her head be- That tittle lad was would tot add to his troubles the secne; and then there was Sank upon A seat In the lonely fell stright across her knee: Tiveen Liew. Jt was dispatr. ihe Keenest “blow of a!l—he ‘must needs love his own child:—and If was hers. that_other woman's, Ah, how cruel was fate, was Navre, was God? ‘There was nothing for ber but oblateratdoa, efface- ment, annihilation og ail that made life. Dimly under all the pang was a tecling that she ‘Would jike to see that little lad, At last Bridget went out, decor, into the garden, and so ent of achoirdrawn toa table, of acurtain edt tip for She was hardly acting with volition now, necessity had taken hold of her. She dropped her hood and cloak aud stole rn light lay selessiy. for Leonards hack was tured, and ell upon a chair that would be oppostte him whem he shouid turn again. He slighity wheeled his chair about on a pivot, still looking at the paper in iis band. How grave he was; bow pale; how the outer study ay. ‘There was a nos ity shownus everywhere in Mexico by indulging in invidious comparisons. Ina spirit of mutual good feeling, then, remem- bering that customs of all lands differ, and that a ‘Mexican would probably find as much to object to in our methods as we in his, let us repair to the dining-room. Generally the most welcome words that greet my ears are “Vamos a comer” (“Let us go to dinner”), for In Mexico nobody breakfasts American fashion, but takes only a tiny cup of chocolate or coffee with a little loat of Mexican bread, Which resembies a badly “raised” break- fast Biscuit, without butter or other accompant- ment, immediateiy on arising. That is the desay- uno OF aimorzve. Among the upper classes the real breakfast fs much like an American dinner, served in various courses, accompanied by wines, and generally decurs between TL o'clock 2. m. and 2 inthe afterndon, As may be imagined, by that hour our wealthy ee appetites are rp set” enough to do justice to any menu, however ungntess:ble a conundrum the ingredients of the dishes may be, Unlike other rooms of the honse the eomedor (dining room) is eften not even tiled with brick, cemented, or floored at ail; but its hard surface, though worn into hollows lv ind there, is care- fully swept and kept as sweet and clean as would not be possible with carpets in this insect: breed- | the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in competition ing country. Of course there are houses, espec- | with the multitude of low test, short eo jum or Jaliy in the eity of Mexico, where the dining room | phosphate powders. SOLD ONLY IN c: TAL Bas 13a marvel of luxury, but we are speaking of that | KING PowbER Co., 106 Wall street, N. Y. Ja of the average well-io.do Mexican, and of the casa, = like thousands Of its cia: which has been my home for many months. Jn ico carpets are 2 comparath yrare luxury in any part of the house—and very sensibly, for the tiled floors, or those of cement, tinted in soft colors and shining like marble, aré much more beautiful and suited to the troptval climate. ‘The comedor of ay temporary home opens into the gunny inner court, which at thts time of the year is full of fruits ond flowers. Being paved with Tough stones, the court is raised a few inches above the level of the dining room, and therefore, when the brief torrents of rain come, which are common in this latitude, a smail flood poursin and forms small lakes in the hollows made by much shoving about of chairs, which the servants make haste to bail out with plates. ‘The one enormously Wide Window on course, barred on the outside, and its massive inner Shutters—without slats, made exactly like those of a shop or barn—are never unclosed. This house, like many others in the interior of Mexico, has not # pane of glass any- Where, but its great windows, with their deep ledges and protecting bars, are charmingly quaint and picturesque—atier you get used to the fashion ‘so foreign to American ideas. As there {s no communicating passage between ining room and kitchen, the outer door of the former stands always hospitably open, both in summer and winter, for otherwise it would be as Absolutely Pure. This powder never varies. A marvel of purity, strengtivand wholesomeness:, More economical thsd Sold by the leading Wine Merchants and Grocers. Jal-s,13t dark ‘as a dungeon ‘unless the shutter were un- fad closed, and in the latter case the great window 85g, Ee opening directly on the street, the leperos and 3 other gamins would swarm around in such nuro- Sss8 ERE bes that enjoyment of the meal would be impos- sible. In rather incongruous contrast to the dirt floor ts a handsome mahogany sideboard, with much glassware shining upon it, somadistracting pleces Of old biue china, and queer articles of Gusda- lajara potiery, tn the line of water jars, &c., Which we long to possess, The corners of the room are adorned with washstands, with bow] and towel ac- compantment, the convenience of which is by and by apparent In leu of finger-bowls. ‘The most distinguished guest 1s given the post of honoratthe bheadof the tabie, other guests are seated at his right and left, and the host and hostess place themselves wherever it happens. When We enter there is nothing upon the table Dut a pile of plates a heup of knives. forks, spoons and a cluster of goblets—all at the foov of the table, where stands the head waiter, It this important functionary is a woman. her hea and shoulders are usually wrapped in her revoso (for she wears only a skirt and chemise), and the ends of the national long shawl have an uncom- fortable habit of flopping into the soup and ‘thence helping to flavor the whole bill of fare. It the waiter be a man, he, of course, wears no c but frequently the omnipresent Zarape (native Dlanket) is thrown over his shon!ders, and his pre. clous sombrero Is always Upon his head, partially covering his flowing locks, ‘This midday meal, whether we call tt breakfast or dinner, is such an exceedingly ceremonious affair as to necessitate a great numberof plates to each person. There is little variation in the mehu, one meal being nearly the exact counter- part of all others during the year. As the servants emerge from ainong the roses of tha courtyard bearing an ambrosta, we think of fairy tales and the “Arabian Nights”—only these errados do not ich resemble orthodox fairies, nor ts the feed they bring like the ambrosia of our imaginatton, First, broth'fs served in small ehina teacups each cup covered with 2 hot tortilla (pancake) ant is set upon a plate, which also holds a huge brass spoon. Mexicans have a peculiar fondness for fat of all kinds, a passion for that, species of red-hot ers called chill, and a settled belief that Onions are as necessary to life and happiness as salt and sunshine; hence this broth—aud every other dish for that matter—is always very greasy, very oniony, and burning with chilt pepver. It there happens to be any ripe fruit in the house— notably grapes, figs or pomegranates—it 18 put into the broth and eaten with It, ‘The other day I saw with delighted eyes some big yellow peaches being carried into the comedor, and went to dinner in hapyy anticipation of at last having something to eat like home food. But What do you eupaee they did with those peaches? Actuaily sliced thera, every one, with the greasy, Garlicky broth! ‘The second course 1s always sopa—elther verm!- celli, rice or macaronl—first holed in water and then fried in oll, With much garlic and garnished With siiees of gfeen peppers. “Sometimes stewed tomatoes are mixed with it, or goat's milk cheese iserumbled upon it, and the greasy mixture is eaten with a spoon. ‘Then comes the main dish of the meal, which never varies, throughout the whole couise of a Mexican’s natural itfe—ihe same at least once a day throughout the 365, days of every year—an ollo podrida of boiled beef, mutton, ‘sausaze, ehicken, pork, veal, cabbage,’ onions, small green apples or pears, with variotis tropical roots, seed buibs, and vegetables not known at the north—ail cooked togetiierin one pot. It 8 served in a pro- tniscuous heap on a big platter, and is eaten with, ehili sance, to which red-hot coals wonld be a mild comparison. ‘The amount of pepper which the smailest children here devour as easily as ours do candy inclines to the belief that the Mexican OVERCOATS AND SUITS, REDUCED TO $10, aT belo ase 2 wong Bietetiis Bog o (=) boa Beat ett “wre CORNER 7TH AND E STREETS, dea y. Cor. 1578 AND GSTS. Cor. usta AND GSTS, OUR PRODUCTIONS ARE ALL SELECTED FOR THEIR EXCELLENCE AND TO MEET ‘THE WANTS OF REFINEMENT AND TASTE, THEIR TRUE VALUE WILL BE APPRE- CIATED WHEN EXAMINED AND COM- PARED WITH OTHER GOODS. POPULAR GOODS, POPULAR STYLES, POPULAR PRICES. TYSSOWSKI BROS. MEN'S WEAR. COR. 15TH AND G 8TS. COR, 15TH 213-wks-3m AND @ s73. | Recasez Crea RECAMIER BALM. FOR THE COMPLEXION. ‘WARRANTED TO REMOVE ALL TAN, ERUPTIONS, PIMPLES, ETC. SEE WHAT MRS. JAMES BROWN POTTER SAYS: Dean Mapawe—Iam using the pot of the Recamier Crear you so kindly sent me, find it all yon claim OVERCOATS NOW WE WILL SELL THEM LARGER tion Bonnets. N.B-Orders promptly attended to, Sas : ONES ASTHEY GROW OLDER. FOR THE BENEFIT OF OUR LITTLE FRIENDS THE GOLDEN EAGLE HAS THIS WEEK INAUGURATED A MARK-DOWN SALE OF OVERCOATS AND SUITS. . OVERCOATS THAT WERE $2.75, $3 AND $3.50 ARE NOW 82. OVERCOATS THAT WERE 96,7 AND $8 ARE NOW 85. AGES 3 TO 9, CHILDREN'S SUITS 83.50, ALI-WOOL; FORMER PRICE 84, $4.50, $5 AND 96. ALL GOODS MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES. MONEY REFUNDED FOR ALL PURCHASES NOT SATISFACTORY AFTER INSPECTION AT HOME. EXCLU! = ASTRACHAN VISITES, | A eanineot PLOUH SACKS. Plain and For Trimmed. x 01 ~ THE GOLDEN EAGLE CLOTHING Co, Ta reguiat Gace god stslen. ENGLISH JACKETS. NEW GOODS. mihetial BLANK BOOKS for Bauksand Corporations je to onder. 400, cor. 7th and D sts. nw. SEL ‘Manila Paper and Paper Bags printed at short notice MILLINERY at Lowest Prices over quoted. EE RIDER ‘ala Clothiers to the Multitude, FURS at 10 percent. discount, 3 stn. i Pennsyly Best quality ouly. Telephone 1ss.s, _ “eer Pennevivanian DRESS TRIMMINGS, sites ——————— _ Direct importation. 1887. Isvesticare: LACES, IT Pays! TRE MOST EXTRAORDINARY REDUCTION SALE. PRICES THAT MUST SELL THEM. Orexixe Tims Weer $1.00 per pair upward. Fitted and warranted. BEST QUALITY ASTRACHAN, BLACK and BROWN, THE SUNDAY SC) c. €. PUI every kind SOL, RECORD BOOKS. RSELL, Bookeelier, 418 8th st, TAR—PELOUBET'S SELECT jotes on the International Lesson for 1887 Lassen Helfe sud Lemon Farors for Teschers sed tye sud Como Pa SIVE STYLES IN GOODS FOR EVENING | Stholars, Piysiciar's visiting Liste; Diaries; Pad jendars: New \ear's Cards. WEAR, “Engeevtarand Card Plate Printi A Bex of Choice Sta = [ee 4. ©, HUTCHINSON, IMPORTER. ie Ne tOrWAL BALLANTYNE & sors, CLOAK DEPARTMENT. REMARKABLE BARGAINS, NEWMAREETS, FRENCH FRISE WRAPS, PLUSH VISITES, Warne Parre ENVELOPES, CARDS, CARD-BOARD, PAPER BAGS, PRINTING PAPER, WRITING PAPER, Of all kinds. FOSTER KID GLOVES, SILK PLUSH, all colors, at $1.05 per yard. at $4,00 per yand, 5 inches wide. 907 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. Ly ADI Full Dros Suits (Swallow-tall Coats) $20. PEERLESS DYES. aaa i OOK, | Fite Black D, B. Broadcloth Suits at $20 sTuey win Spe everyibtng: hes ses nell here | uerrencorrisiapk ithe NOLE-DOORS, rkscrew Prince Albert Suits $15 and upward. Pace l0cn package a0 colors They bate no engl PTE RSCRAT atid TSVOICE BOOKS, ‘Storm Overcoats at 5, reduced from 87.50. for Strength, Brightness, Amount in Packages or for| GROCERS: SHEERS’ ORDER BOORS. Storm Overcoats at $7.50, reduced from 812. Fastuensof Color of, Non-fading Qualities. "They do | wt LOPES, ail sizos, Storm Overcoats at 810, reduced from $16. SS Sa vs Ae SS a oe eee ‘Storm Overcoate at $13.50, reduced from nebo Dr TSCHIPFELY & EVANS, FILES, — WEDDING INVITATIONS. VISITING ES’ ‘Do your own Dyeing at home, with A ‘Fo Irish Frieze Overcoats at $5, reduced from $10. Chinchilla Overcoats at $7.50, reduced from #10. gqajrembo Chinchilla Overcoats @15, reduced from gdfontsensc Chinchilla Overeoata $20, reduced from Chinchilla Double-breasted Coats and Vests from 85.50 up: The entire stock of Business ‘Dress Suits reduced fully'SS per cent. oo oe een Ss EDORA DRESS SHI THEY ARE ABSOLUTELY e.tthOm PERFLUOUS HAIR OBLITERATED, LEAVING ng irgee. |My y for Are the best in TavErnora, asa w. E. 175 PA. AVE., AND N, ¥. AVE. AND 15TH ST. Has just opened one of the langest and best selected stocks of Christmas and New Year presents Mm the city. His selection of decorated Books is the finest ever offered in Washington. CARDS Engraved aud MORRISON, as_| Lase Or Buaxx Boors Printed. EASTON & RUPP, jationers. cor. Penn. ave, aud 1:ith st. 1.4, Electric Newdl ‘Process is the only | hideous blemish, 4 lasters, powers, | The Home, ‘Pants reduced regardless of cost or value. FOR BOXS—4 TO 18 YEARS. Our stock of Suits and Overcoats for Boys is still ‘very much larger than we want it to be,and prices have ‘been cut lower than ever before. It will pay you to buy now, even for future use. GGG. ge @ td G6 GG ‘GGG OAK HALL, ‘THE BEST ASSORTMENT IN THE CITY, A’ 0c30-3m Receiving, ocll REE RRR, MM ant ROR MMMM FE RRR MMMM E RR MMM ‘ERE RR MMM 3. JAY GOULD'S, 421 Oth st., near Penneslvanis 12 CORNER 10TH AND F STREETS. No Loxe Proctasarioy. QUALIITY, PRICES AND REPUTATION SPEAK LOUDER FOR US THAN WORDS. ‘The Superior Make of our Well-known Clothing, to gether with Bargain prices, tell the story. ‘Men, Young Men, Boys and Children Suits, and Overcoat Department, are open to your in- spection, with the Lowest Prices. It isa practical fact that we are not consider ing the question of profit on what remains of Our Fall and Winter Stock. Our only object now is to sell the goods. Maz. J. P. Passer 1107 F STREET NORTHWEST. We have made big deductions in our Suit De- partment. We have made big deductions in our Pants Department. We have cut deep in our Overcoat Department. We are Sacrificing the ‘eto order. A perfect fit guaranteed. Also, a full lineot Shoulder Braces aud Bustles, Corsets lsum IMPORTER, DESIGNS AND ESTIMATES FURNISHED. SPECIAL LINE OF | aon coconuts wom UPHOLSTERY AND DRAPERY GOODS OF ALL | NOVELTIES IN GRADES AND PRICES. | HIGH CLASS BONNETS BROCADES, FOR RECEPTION AND EVENING WEAR, PLUSHES, Also, TAPESTRIES, COSTUME BONN VELOURS, air FOR TAILOR-MADE SUITS. CRETONNES, V, KANE, 507 11H ST. N.W.—CORSETS MADE | SCOTCH LACES. ‘Reform Waists, FrenchCorsets isundvied. * pe1s-aune Boys’ and Children’s Suits and Oyercosts. Now is the chance for Bargains in Men's Fur- nishings, EVERYTHING CHEAP FOR CASH. Laon LATES: Arrextiox, T PARISIAN MODES IN FINE FRENCH HAIR GOODS. M. J_PRAN! | Czar Boors. Carar Pare neetiy bound in cloth, Writing paper and envel ‘envelopes to match, ouly 1 ‘The cheapest Albums in the city. woods daily at __HOUSEFURNISHING HAVE ON EXHIBITION A FINE LINE OF ; INEXPENSIVE PAPERS IN ART COLORS AND | FRESCO PAINTING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES A. NEW IMPORTATION OF CHEAP SELLING ALL FURNITURE IN STOCK AT twelve moe. unif niform in size and styto, Inds. only 35°. eact 4 sheets of paper and box 3 x} JOHN C PARKER'S, 617 and 619 7th street uw. 81 15TH ST. WALL PAPERS. CHOICE DESIGNS. INDIAN CURTAINS. NOAH WALKER & CO, THE ZEPHINE AND SAGAN BEAIDS. SPECIALTIES IN CARPETE | Hair Dressing by the month. Special attention to ORDEES PROMPTLY EXECUTED. | az 625 Pennsylvania avenue, | Placing of Bridal Veils. msm as Hl MiSs ANE X, HUMPHREY, 430 107m ST. N.w., P. HANSON HISS & Co. Makes Corsets to order in every style and mate- 218 816 1bth Street, Pah ad FEN SSCL TIES: ARS eee SSg ZEB EKB ‘French Hand-made Underclothing, Mevh 5 F i E Pree Banda fact igri luca? Underwear) Bio Cor [sx Paces ‘88g ulder Braces, ‘Dress Goods. Sgg8 Eee . Ben Oulgrench Corsets and Bustles. PORTIERES AND HEAVY CURTAINS WAT Children's Corsets and a $1 Corset (Miss H's OwD | we will becin Mondsy and offer our stock of Por- make) that for the price is unsurpaage tierea nnd Reavy Curiae at prently reduced prices” —N-B.—French, Gerinanand Spanish spoken. mrl4_| ¥VERY CURTAIN HAS Bi IARKED DOWN. | OVERCOATS AND SUITS, EAL GARMENTS DYED AND ALTERED INTO $12 Portieres marked down to $10. septal Saat uge eee CONICS | gf re] infis 1 ¥ s ” ¢ REDUCED TO $10, HAMS, 1510 8th ot. mw. No xian. sok 2 = 9. E ‘COI AND ‘The greatest barzain offered is our All- cd NOH LEANING ESTABLISH MENS> PBX | qanoman Cassiuein ave dierent goo. Former 1205 NEW YORK AVENUE NORTHWEST, | EReCeAQs wevow aut thom to 40. Thecegoods wil | Evening Dresses, Laces, Lace Curtaius, Crape Veils, WH "HOEKE'S | KE IT 98S, REE MM MM A NN N | yesthers, Kid Gloves, Piush Velvet specialty, Carpet, Forniture and Uphwistery Warerooms, | big bs MMMM AA NNN te’ Garments Dyed, Cicaned and Repaired. Ladies’ | 4° S01 Market space, ze EE MMMM AA NNN Ryed and cloaiied without ripping, ANTON & + a Hoss §, MMM ASA NNN | CAROLINE LERCH, formerly with A Pischer apd wind 2 HEE MMM 4 A NNN | Maison Xriese, Rue Kivolle, Paris. #8_ |G, N v, — ‘oop News: Gioov News: BBB) RRR 00 SS; 4 “a BBR RO o §'5 iNew ss Proctamartox: sees Bee Rh 89 Byss GROGAN’S INSTALLMENT HOUSE. BBB R & 00 =o GREAT CLOAK UELINERY (SUAUGHTER! | For an in need of FURNITURE, CARPETS, STOVES wath A207 CaP buy and elegant Cloth Newmarket, | "sng HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS in general, as OORNER 7TH AND E STREETS. ‘For 8 you can buy a Beaver Newmarket, worth $10. | Doone need be without a well-furnished home be- yet a 20 you can Bay an Elegant Berlin Cloth New- cause they have not gut the cash to spare. cet, WO 2. For #8 you can buy a Silk FurLined Circular, | We are determined to knock the bottom outof high worth r ® 73 you can buy a nice Boucle Jacket, worth prices, and will sell UNEQUALED IN TONE, TOTCH, WORKMANSHIP AND DURABILITY Special attention of Holiday Purchasers invited to the mew ARTISTIC STYLES finished im designe of HIGHEST DECORATIVE ART. SECOND-HAND PIANOS. prominent makes at all prices A five assortment of PIANOS POR RENT. WAL KNARE & Co, az S17 Market Space, Do Nor Pen UNTIL YOU SEE THE EMERS¢ ASE * PIANO, 2 instrument at aime 41,000 now in use Second-hand Pianos and Ongansat prices from) to $150. Sold on small monthly payments Largest assortment of Scent Music in the: HENRY EDERBACK Ewan F, Droor, 925 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, apt ee ae NNN WWWwW aa YY NX wwww AA EY WW WW AAA ¥ =e ws ae & Sons, Gabler, Docker & Son, Marshall & Wendell, Mal- Jett Camston and other Pisuos. Sterling Organs, aud Musical Merchandise Tnstroimenits sold om, ly payments, Exchanged, Rented, Tuned, le toned wid Sb in stock at lo phot S BOOND-HAND PTA £100. to Chickerin from $ Nor #255; othe installer W. G. METZIROTT & 803 Ps. ave,, wear Oth wt {TS TOR SALE AND RE! NEW AND SECOND HAND, BECKER'S, Music ancl Mis 000 copies ol 3 re VOncans Ui ut Shee Music THING EXC DS A SILENT WHIT AN MACHINE." Acknowledsed by experts ax inne m Laghtwens, Quiet: Work and Beauty of Finish. The Wi sure and seit. J. MchENNY, Sole st.n. Ww. J.B RICHMOND, Mo ‘Agent for Hall's Forms tor Draping Dresses. Prica, | eSDin' Also Universal Patterns = | Most Useres. ‘As Well as Ornamental. For Christmas Presents One the Celebrated Liebt Kunniue NEW HOME SEWING MACHINES. TheGreatest Variety Work Accomplished with Ease, ‘Call at our office or seud for Catalogue of Samples, S. OPPENHEIMER & BRO, 528 Oth st. n.w., St. Clond building. nts for Drayins F Wir Nor Guve Y one of those magnificent Silver Bound, t in Ebony, Black Walnut and Nickel SILENT NEW AMERICAN, Sewing Machines as a holiday sift, Each machine ane Moroann, Jnr ed lanes Tor totmw ie unest EPA legal suarant euch niachine. Se furnished with aban mind case, ¢ ‘art rier machities, vit ste ‘Telephone call 4 HOTELS. = = = IGHLAND PARK HOTEL, AIKEN, 5, ¢ “Hydraulic Passenger Elevator. New Plumbing, Absolutely Pertect Sauitary Arta " GEN. WB. HAZEN. Chiet Signal Uther, U.S. A, saynot Aiken: * idence, Peonaider iM Point of temperature te, the most desirable iy" place in the Unit bend for new pany ‘ B. F.C. HATFIELD, Proprietor, Pont Coxrorr, VIRGINIA HYGETA HOTER. One hundred yards from Fort Monroe, where dafty target practice, guard mount and dress parede take place. Perfect in cuisine and appointments. Accom- dates 1,000 cuests. Turkish, Russian, electric, hotand cold sca and fresh-water baths. Afternoon concerts and nightly hops. Pure ocean air, free from malaria and conducive to refreshing Average temperature for winter 47 degrens. Send for illustrated descriptive pamphlet aud terms jal-2m F, N. PIKE, Manngy CEWPORT NEWS, VA, NPM ranpten Rea, near Od votut Comfort THE HOTEL WARWI An attractive, first-class Winter itea: transient visitoms, “Send for I]]ustrai B. ORCUTT, 150 Broad’ J.B, SWINE! -skw20t Hotel Warwirk, Newport News, Vé im iS re) _ a2 Te P. INE} THOMAS “4 ” For 85 you can buy a Boucle Visite. worth $10. = EDWAKD A. GILLE 1 T, Mui ae ‘The | {nd lanzhter. | He was sticnt. full of reserves, con- | “The nearest approach to roast meat comes inthe | toevery woman, young or old, With renewed thank H For $11 you can buy a Plush Visite, worth 918, a for Descriptive Can: kes 7me Uinted, it mich be, DUE with gaps of bitter memo- | next eourso-a ploos of pork Or young gout stfed ne ena ita gne deleting Grea, CER) SD) For ga Zousan buya Seal Plush Vinte fur trim- | AS CHEAP AS THEY CAN BE BOUGHT ELSE-| p27 sy m ay. And besuctttl- = 3 ming. w heard | even In his prouaesi youth? Giving is lige in | “potieh down” in the sot Gries catne (ars. James Brown Potter] ees ‘Forge *pRcia buy an, elegant Seal Plush Visite, WHERE FOR CASH. | PRREECHIO™ hig pt ET atere you Way. Aad | Comat ant Pore aot tee ee Neary ocean nee eres DOTS as Yor S17 you cal Buy n uice Plush Coat, worth $95, | And we make this extraordinary offer that customers Family Hotel. Highest elevation, (n tt then si id by singing to | Herself dot Pe sh fo — ined in Mexican markets than Deef- 3 in Plush ¢ Catatrest, | Perfact heat aud ventilation. 1 him sortiy fattendaate go, DUE se iad lost him—he had gone away from her | steaks. ‘The cattle are the langest, of creatine beautiful MRS. LANGTRY saya: “T religionsty | BEWARE OF ANY IMITATION OF scree oncatibuy.aslovely Seal Plush ‘Goat, real | can make their own terms in regard to paymeute Siectnc fightin every Psy ici inthe mnt: gg She tured her proaie ing nat to ene gue | hd WHER Ried tein ests cut up into Tunps | watheelletrn han Crum Stee Ea Bic, ae wnarSzpyou cam buy the finest Seal Plush Coats, | Come and sco the lansest store in the United States, | 2! Tvolus- Comforts ol wards: iways brought q > matt oy = reg: pas Of . a hi Mrs. try’s mother 8 irs. Langtry in ccc RRR. ‘Come largest most stock ¢ton. Ten m q - peer) nt to de the: sang ¥ Heit esune full upon it; the rustle made him giance | would strike au,English buccher dumbe “Ao thane | Iiputed eee eee te gs aterm hangtey is de: OG REE RRR, FRE 9883] OVER 1,000 CHILDREN'S AND MISSES’ OOATS To | [me andeee the = Sertet minds 0 Se) feeton. ee ees brian hel ‘Uhing with ‘Aid. One Gay when a | PP. For ¢ moment—a Urill 2 throb—he gazed on | ure few stoves With ovens for roasting or yrid. | More jars with bill, Mw. ‘Wishes to nend them GO ve RRR RE BE SLAUGHTERED! ‘Owner aud Proy dangerous an 3 manize hud broken | fori And then he sy eatactysin had struck him | irons for broiling, the meat 1s cut with especial | % friends, M. LE BRETON.’ SoS Exe & E Een 8 > For $2.25 you can buy an elegant Child's Coat,from | Come after you have posted yourselves on pricesand | ———— — a ~ nis Way, she | @umM. And then be sprang to ls feet and starved Teference to the. ot or fry oe = ou) 7 you can bus lovely Children's Coats, ages | terms elsewhere, and we will guarantee you that WOOD AND COAL Within the walls by” walk. | AGE Ra kind Of BOrTOr. of a Ss followed by a variety of en- a et 3 A) AL. Mt Wee elena ce of agony. ees, each In @ Separate course—stic : - . years. GROGAN'S INSTALL! a - — a ses ats ints a At || SC stad ups He was hoUNge chs arma | MEmRaetch Mh Caparae, COU chs 7 -| ras ignglaned etn Ming oti, wits Tur crtepearep wrexesora | ffir{0} Jou cn buy Chien» Govt, nen a a Ricard the soul's saristac maniae crept to her | {7 her with a great sob. It seemed as it a Wind | potled in grease and seasoned with tomatoes and | Dean Mes. ‘Avaa—Immtitidy shoe ae PATENT PROCESS FLOUR. ‘For $5 you can buy elegantChildren's Coats, fully (THE OL RINK), V.. Baowix Jowssox, feet and allowed ants to secure hu Ay THERE ee epee £3 his Read bent, she | chili; large green peppers stuffed with chopped | New York to open my en Lrpurchtved ajar of | fe ge without adoubt the most B and the worth 810. +» | ON NEW YORK. AVENUE, BETWEEN 13TH AND Whoiesale and Retail Dealer in Wood and Coal, But after that si ed more bewhdered aud | [e42. Tynay take you in my Mewar eg 3 | Dork’and onions, and fried in batter; pork hashed | your Recamier Crean and a bottle of Recammier 22 SES Sa All Coats for Micses gold formerly at $16 and $18 CoyrLere FaciLinirs. moreno baneah, inuiendy ont opotualy ne teieaead nek walk | or ebay Mik poled with chil the OA Servis | Besa eetee SA Mik EMR aA | "ate ner kre ee nate te oat entce am, | "HAP aeee PAE! aT iey aes amd Chikeen is LL WAUGHT AND MEASURE in the tenth year ot her stay. i the windows. Wham he Goran chs oan . = the a 58 4 . ee y ; by ie 7 n ra nig eloai and bie blue ood, and | 225,09 the wind Pi ent ald ae dee ees, | tobe seoopedl out of the Dotted head and aineaton Tohadlatways ane thon te atin eatery {aaure Zou | containing ag it does all the most improved Machinery | ROW i# your chance. Don’t miss to yo to KING'S | ;5 ¢he place you were locking for. Come and be con- | : al direct from the torvats at, mineg Might, after sil the qiulet search ued Uma | ONS woreda, Re, Dantiasoionta anda rothosneas cere, invented up to the present time, but they produces | PALACE, id san st BA ILLISERY SALA vinced that what we say are facts and no humbug. We | by rail and water, and free from sing, slate and otyer 1 snags eran Wines Paoa ieee Ena A |», davattably, at every meal, in all Mexican houso- |“ Very sincerely yours, HELENA MODJESKA, | Flour Unsunrassep by any mill in the world. To mragpe repeat, come and make your own terins—at iampurities. Ty eit allt T have ttair ; Cit Leouan new wheth see deere Le Tee a PONT Me last dish | | Mine, Modicakay Countess of Bozenta, to Mrs, Hat | prove that, we would simply state that a. large quan | , We h#ve been fortunate taclose the entire stock of warping dial fe pened thé gate and wes gone. ‘The clot | Sater wosics trom the d ae ee a ee eee Suey | Heb tubers Aver, tity of of this magnificent Flour is shippedannualiy to | Pelffiais,only desirabloand leading siupessudeniog, | 228 __—GROGAN'S. yr trai ure was couplet’. SAYIN, BUCS, DCA ea ee Tee Teen | are stewed soft pis cly and Vo negtecs So — Europe and exten at the Courts of theold | Which wewill seliat S0.centa. yourchoice. "Also ou | 7 ; | ees om FRE eS Pomibiy Ic was the san i who shipped { TRS asvium gutes near the city on the French | eat them aft is not only a breach ot | Pe pope Tae entire mock of elegant Children's Hats, trimmed and | orp Werarner Is Comsxa Ee That nigut on an_outward-bound vessel as stew. | susie Woinam in the long cloak and big Diue | etiquetic, but would be considered Indubitable | At Wholesale, STOTT, CROMWELL & co., | WoH2- Sintrimmed, at id We have only afew é : All coum ean, mans asus took her wares in the American port, | Rom) Walked iu again 4¢ it was the same woman, | evigence of bad breeding. ‘Some people. pour mo 480 Pennsylvania ave, HOWEVER, ary of those Conant Felt Bonnets, Avtakhan bound. | oa when you start to selecta HEATING and COOK- und nents with a feverish | HOF long black Ii was as white as if ashes had | tassos over their beans, while others prefer to Mix Like Sa that da 5a at 34e. Our immense stock of Wane Tipsand eh rhe te ridge bal sg 4 W. H. M . i i rallway ticket for the town | Perm sified over i Ashes ind berm sifted over It | eramblec cheesh or cunited mitk with them=but t | »BY drageistein genera] and by Mfanufacturor and everything e! gained renown, some | Plumes will bo sold, somo as low a3 45,17, 19 ana | IN sure to call and inspect the larzest acter H, Manzow, Wines was born and had Hved bee | Wesshesotadeat happiness. “‘Inever knew an¥ | think reader nine, that you andl Will tako then, | PFopsietor, HARRIET HUBBARD AY! Person Or persons ara trying to take advantage of the | 25 cents. aa assortment ever shown in this city. Also, LATROBES, more ubout her, in her life of effacement, untess | “stragght.’ 27 Union Square, N.Y. | reputation it has gained by imitating the Name and WERS. Brick set BANGES, FURNACES, SLATE MANTELS, Whotessle and Retail a jw was the train! No lively tune could | {#S#Joined paragraph ina foreign journal had | “Ar intervalsduring the repast tortillas are served Brand, and attempting thereby to palm off an inferior | _ We have just received s laneo, display, of clegant | &c., in great variety. In TIN WARE we keep tho Sees Dane! Ate motion make in her mind: the wheelselamored | Terence vo her: smoking hot from the griddle. ‘These little eak : article for the genuine, fig wear at 17,29, 25 and SL cents only. Don't bay | finest quality, which costs very little more than the and clattered only to the movement of a funeral the coptlacration occurring last week In the | as before desctibed,are merely olled corn crushed | 3. p._-yomeet the 4 a you have seen our assortment, Ttaveil you, | common. A call solicited. : COAL AND Woop. march. She could f friewenta has wee Suman Heart, the | niga thick paste With alte Water (without salt | qdsPog Zamegtts amen, demand, and at there THEREFORE, Buy’ your Kid Gloves at KiNG'S PALABEA fou wah a ae Hess of tife won @ been a oF soda), ked on flat stone _ eof % = presence of mindof onc of Uheutteudants, Tt seems | gro never DEUUHL ih ON plates as Weave pare | Bee aS eee ating the akin, on and after | Be gure and soo toit that either sacks or barrels read | {2.$0¥e, Hour money, ,frouch Pattern diate of eur own ay ODst. nw. Offices snd Tendon that When the fre broke out the wildest panic but the servant piles thein in heaps on the | pounded both with or without glycerine. ‘box “CERES,” ‘All are Invited to Our New Year's Clearing Sale, 05 717 77a Steert N.W. . 216 A st. me, Coal Depot fazed etatertutare intugtes and altwould hae | apie loth Afar the how Or hostess whi distrib. | Will be pleink: Inarked, “All othe Lneredients wil be — S Cor. Virginia and Delaware avenuce How he must ha perisived tn: the th them around the festive board with a dexterous | Precisely: , and erful entrative prover. | and have the imprintof KING'S PALA NTLEME: 3 ait Eonosd orien Siofded | natok om mespuai: rues bem sing | Uggs aang ae G50 out fo Tae | tees taig ae acter Cn St canal ae di kon wig nes |= N N’S_GOODS. _ | "su ofcen are connected with the Teeshone Be ten years 0 ring—if, indeed, he | Hct s ate x seemed, | cent game of “casino.” be impaired by the elimination of glycerine, Be sare RED! = g had not mge he had jooke | 0 those assisting at the prodigious spectacle, | s¢ pread.i3 used, it is latd onthe table tn i: outa Ge oat 4 change. Torin her loss, the rekage of ie Aways, looked | sweeter than anything ever Neard on earth—ruse | Jose, ea He one deste a Cee ee table Cai i oF Sale UES” | attached, None genuine without the two gold medal. | WWILLETT & RUOFF HAVE REDUCED PRICES | Firrenyg Bex Your How she Would work to atone to him, to wake him over the stupendous uproar, the singer stood | pimself, ‘The wines are always of good quality, = re 53 SEAL SKIN JACKETS. ~4 apps, in ali thetr rematn ear, with @ re | Quite SUIl in the center of the main hall, With the | either imported or made from Mexican rapes, oe 3 ‘905 Penna. ave. HATS AXD COAL AND WOOD x Rappiness, es If the’ whole tide that | Tt teads £9 fall p, Ui Lhe wretched people had | Spanish claret belng the favorite home deversee, | Beuxsows Carcixe Porovs P; Wt 1 GALT & 00, Sts SUeaeeee Stoula have belonged to the vears that were eee | LAered about her, when, sti singing, she quietly | Beer is sed, though not so commouig, generat LASTER. ee ia that black gap of unconsciouness flowed ‘back | (ed them coon 3 Pa ne Lord Milwaukee Ease Louis lager, oF ; HIGHEST AWARDS OF MEDALS ap23 ‘Wholesale Flour and Grain Dealers, | FusrantisHep 1911. In all the Latest Noveltiesin JOHNSON BROTHERS, with ten tim and de { red pritas ‘ASter S Some Sort of dulce (native sweat- : it ne only cane looped cammecaeoe: Pt Lory. oF whether merely a simple, person caring meat) or fruit if served but never anything ke IN EUROPE AND AMERICA. ea WINTER UNDERWEAR, NECKWEAR, HOSIERY, £0. | The most extensive dealers in norenae. 1 ‘supply more to feel his arms about her, his er} a = le, Ir pu » those indigestible Y: ‘more families than any firm south of New ta aioath: vo soon into users aud to moar histone, | Place at one tn a responsi pation at the | Reviges velng Entire unknown: ere asa ie se. | eth noatext, quickest, entet and most Te Navoxa, Lave aso Marverry CHOICE OLD Shirts to Order, for 912. A pectect At guaranteed. | "ore families than any Fee ery GaN Rave changed Ria so much: | tye performance, Of se sack dudes wo Hees | Paes comuuded with small cups of strong: bitter, | iy tnown forthouratiens Plenion Nectin igen |___ ASSOCIATION, OF WASHINGTON, D. C. We WH Hi os BKM gee ELLERY, 1337 F street ‘Main Ofice 1202 F street northwest they had bard aged her at ail, with that | jee Berton an Bas jack, Mexican coffee—than which there is nond h & TURITY POI in Cash WWwWwH Branch Offices and Yards: ong slumber of the brain. And once more to have | Wg, Gevoted her lite. better in the world, Afterward, and sometimes at | Pago, Backache, Weakness, Colds in the Chest and all | Issues, 2 of Yow and “| Wwww HHH It Sas, 8 Opposite the Ebbitt House ae that shette: i su n t eare, _ at it bas seemed to me that in the career of | jntervals during the meal, the entlem aches and pains. Endorsed by 5,000 physicians feara, ww 1515 Seventh street west, Ship! Hor heart beat to Ichobed tee, LAS ,W0r- | tnds simple country doctor, there. was something | ;lanvals Gun Ne latrequentiy the ladle stucr ce | Gruggists of tho highest repute. Benscere Plaster fn Amount and with speolute mit, We'w BOB H Ses8 & ic Ja ard 21740 Pennsylvania avenue nortqwost, Died with the eageruess, Wha fear, with hope, | of tu the sorrow of a inan Who had lost the | tle back gracefully’ In’ thelr chalrs and smoke a | Promptly relleve and cure where other Plaster ora | CBTAR wets inser sre inyiiodt DENTISTRY. 221 Pennaylvanis avenue soutbeust Sen ae ee ee cae neste BORG, | wife of his youth and had by and by married te or two, Sreaty salves, naments and lotions, are abeotately | ¢Fawing the pian: ‘Those in wareh of can MILD, MELLOW AND DELICIOUS. — 21121 Ninth street northwest. With @ smile on his tace— again—there Was @ tragedy as if the stars had ese tiny Mexican cigarettes that, the Indies | useless, Bewareof imitations under similar sounding | “¥®Y# Obtain st at the office of the. = STARR FARGONS, DENTIST; 003 Pennsylvania avenue northwest, ive oioek of agra? aivernoon when a woman, | Chisel Wxetuer and extinguished the light of gencraily use Are not at alike the strong-smell- | names, such as “Capsicum,” ” cd “i SS a (Comer of Third and K streets northwest, Sac usaae ets | eam SESS rad op new ace cee Such | Se Sean commesenimeetet wears | lle EGE cpa gto petted SOT Senor pe Saree me a Wis slowly up the hillside to Cragsnest, a m mi ‘Ask for BENSON'S and take no others. All, ‘reasurer; of have ‘the pain of extracting. @1__ Twelfth and Water streets southwest. fuel tae torabeing of bet Renee mene in ey | eitinn waamawnib A. larger than straw, and have a delicious fracatec druggiste, ‘Wlaridge, ‘and gen’! manager: ee ee anen enter intke Uaites tosuch a: Ti =F OO ———————— possible to move. A Unfortunate Order. Nearly every Mexican lady's pocket 18 suppiicd a larner, Souusel; to place itis very ‘high position E eee Cn 4 — “The place had changed alittle. ‘The house and | From the New York Sun. With cigarette holder and match box of woos ee SEABURY & JOHNSON, Puorarerons, £ director: ‘Teeth inserted 7 por oc Aiea ATTORNEYS. Scr the same—yes, there were the roses; | _ “James,” said a grocer to his clerk, “sou musn't | 1€% elegafice, and the dainty fingers of many a Sood. set cas foinvite of sommotneerirs to our | ranted. dank =e ——= — 5 eds arco Gm en, "oktioaty | Gu sade totme Women customers aay more; ther | Hund task plu toga SSE Os |_sS-raamyom tev tot, | | pid pom tc cena, pein i come ee Boose bo IES continent Beater te me What happiness you witnessed once, what happiness | 28 like the term.” jscolored at, ps like polished bronze trom ia z = Wa 2 Yelophones at uflices and rendences: ou Shall again?” site sai pe “ “AIL right, sir,” replied James; and much Tolling. j voemapezon. — change 3, m Meas the wilaemae ct rns lee Wantekesne eee Beery aay at abort 5 giclock pm, comes or Ane You Coxscverive. ‘ Barbous, a Miss Jcur Consors Sars, ie ana below lat were being cut away, and piles of | “IWant a Philacelphia chocolate 18 again served, reukfast, W! ‘Have you Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma, Indigestion’ i In an article entitled “Family Living on $500 8 Year:” cord wood apd great igs anatle a en a said, “an three bars ot soany eked coatish,” she | Tieehe cakes, crembling sweetened | biseults, | Use PARKER'S TONIC without delay. 1 pape ‘ re . 223-Sm ‘ Boe a instead of bingy a tutshen homme | Yes, Wogan,” responded Fumes; “where you | STACKER Imes Gulce. Dinner 18 usually | many of the worst casos and is the best remedy for all “Fuad fot acooking siove and two other fires, and sontury oud. It were a new clearing in the forest. | have ‘em seht? EY Nene re Shae the, late supper is | affections of the throat and lungs, aid. diseases arising ae lights, would cost about $8 per month, provided Coms Saddown: ate tit asit thar Coogan eR | neck neni tt Warbark’ eing Mme guaper: | Pence, very body straight to bod trom tne | $0 SuPore blood snd exhaustion, The feeble and OR FAVORS FOR THE GERMAN. bes tag mace. Se Umar iv chee suite spot should be | fawek. "lm © lay an Gone 708 Rae A San | Supper tale, and wha Nein Meares” food at much | Sek struglingacvingt discany and slowiy Giting to |) sao 8 YOR THE GERM ome SBCs to blu ith emery ok her. 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