Evening Star Newspaper, November 19, 1892, Page 4

_ a ce. 2 THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D. Cc. SATURDAY, OVEMBER 19, 1892—SIXTEEN PAGES. _THE EVENING STAR. “WASHINGTON. SATURDAY November 1 THE EVENING STAR basa regular and permanent circulation in Washington three times larger than that efany ether paper in the city. As a local NEWS paper and Ad- vertising Medinm it has no competitor. —————————————— If the esteemed Baltimore American desires | to have the world believe that Baltimore equals Washington ase convention city it must pro- @uce more testimony than it presents this morning. Twelve organizations are named as Baving deliberately selected Baltimore as their meeting place during the year which is about to close. For the information of The American which on this one subject treme to Inck anthentic information Tae Stan takes pleasure in stating that the following are selected from the continuousstring of meetings of national interest held here since January came in: The national encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic, the Union Vete- rans’ Union, the Women’s Suffrage Convention, Brickmakers’ National Convention, Fourth-clase Postmasters, the National Homeopathic Hospit Association, the Civil Engineers’ Convention, the National Board of Trade, the Foremen Tailors, the Merchant Tailors and the Clothing Cutters’ Associations, the Lumberman’s Convention, the Railroad Commissioners’ Convention, the National Academy of Science, the Superintendents of the Ineane, the Forty-niners, the Baptist Faitorial Convention, the Episcopal Conven- tion, the Pharmacists, the Master Plumbers. the Railway Postal Clerks, the League of Ameri- ‘ean Wheelmen, the Railroad Passenger Agents, the Society of Authors. the colored Odd Fel- lows, the American Ornithologists’ Union and the National Fraternal Congress. To be «ure, the Cemetery Superintendents of the United Btates went to Baltumore—they would hav been ont of place amid the lively and vigorous scenes common to Washington and it was not eurpriaing that the National Civil Service Reform League doubtless with missionary purposes in view should have temporarily located itself in Baltimore, We have not attempted to complete the roe ter of big asemblies, have laid no stress on the incomparably greater magnitude of local bap- penings, will make no effort to hunt out com- mittee meetings such as our neighbor dignifies, and would even be willing to say nothing of that convention which meets here annually to legislate for the country, Baltimore included. ———oro— There is no room for argument over the prepoition that civil service rules should be extended soas to include within the area of their operations the official employe of the District. The local form af government under which we live is equi-partisan and has been so ever since Congress decreed that three ap- pointed Commissioners should rule in place of elective municipal officers. One of these Com- missioners by a custom wlrich bas ucquired by babitual observance almost the force of law is a republican, one a democrat, and the other is by law an army officer—the latter supposed to be devoid of political beliefs and prejudices. Appointments to positions in the District service, as might be expected, have been about equally Givided between attaches of the two great parties. Occasionally there might be a slight preponderance of democrats and then for a whale the majority would be with the republi- cans, but asa general thing the amount dis- bursed in salaries was equitably divided. There cannot, therefore, be any notable partisan ad- vantage in putting a substantial fence aronud those whe are now in. But just at this point the pablic may ask: “If civil service rules prevail will not persons from all over the coun- try be at liberty to compete for places on the eligible list, anslas under the apportionment of offices act the people of the District have ex- bausted their quota of the classitied offices, will they not be shat out from the local service?” Already Senators and [Representatives have brought euch pressure to bear as has resulted in the appointment of men who through iguer- ance of local affairs were for a time utterly un- they were crowded into. Under the conditions which the proposed ex- tension of rules would bring about such in- Jostice could not be done. Commissioner Roosevelt sare that examinations will be con- ducted and appointments made precisely as they are in connection with the city post office, So that only residents of the District would be eligible. All the force of law would bar the ii fas of ontsklers who would hare to become acqnainted with the city after their names got om the pay roll. This isasitshould be. Our right to pay taxes and held local office should pat be abbreviated. — 02 ‘The tendency of the times is toward cheap- nese. The democratic party will come into power on the fourth day of March next because & majority of the voters were convinced that the necessaries of life would be cheaper in the day of democratic power than they are during thie period of republican government. Every- thing i expected to be cheap, except labor. In line with this popular idea is the probability that cheaper and more extensive postal tele- sraphic and telephonic facilities may come in the Wear future. Consul General Byers, who cares for the commercial interests of the United States in Switzerland, bas contributed an interesting report on the Swiss telephone - ment which may be found in another column of ‘Tus Stan. The telephone-renting portion of the community will be especially interested in knowing that telephones in Switzerland cost ench subscriber $24 for the first year, $20 for the second year and less than $16 per year from then om. Some day, perhaps, the vrocess of talking over s wire will not be more costly in the United States than it is in Switzerland. see “We denoence republican fraud, = robbery of the American ase great majority of the for the benefit of the few. * * © We denounce the McKinley tariff law euncted by the Fifty-first Congress as the cul- minating atrocity of class legislation * * © and we ite as one of the benefi- cent resalts that will follow the action of the — intrusting power to the democratic | The foregoing sentences are from the plat- form upon which the democracy was elected to absolate control of the government, aud yet tome of the men who in June subscribed most Vociferously to the doctrine so clearly ewnnei- sted in the platform are very cautious in No- vember. Judged by his utterances in debate | there could be no more ardent tariff reférmer | ‘than Senator Vest, but now he declares himself { an opponent of the extra session idea, and in- sista that the democrats will proceed very siowly im bringing about the desirable cordi- tions which were promised if the democratic party should be voted into power. Is thie Policy or patriotism? ———_+ ++ ____ Kansans who do not care to be represented } in the Senate by Mra. Lease are c:smforting themselves with the amsurance that “be Consti- tutiou in defining Senatorial qaalifi cations says “he.” For ouce Mr. Lease has a trifle the best of it. oo ‘The Georgia legisiature already has before it @ measure for the inne of bills by state banks when the 10 per cent tax m repealed by Cou- gresa, There is evidently a profound regard for the carly bird principle in that state. —— Mr. Cleveland's speech indicates That demo- erate who blamed his eonservative methods in public appointments cannot look for any evi- dences of sweeping reformation in the next ad- ministration. ————_~+++-____ Dr. Macune speaks of- the “alliance tradi- tons.” He seems to be of the opinion that the Alliance is one of the institutions that grow old a very young. | —————_++-—____ ‘The horse show in New York promises to de- is no great impro- | velop aduel. Possibly riety in a horse show @ two incidentally. — Topsy We, W. H. Hovantox Mro. Co.. 1218-1220 F Srneer, Axsovxce Tuat Dearxa Next Weer. Dewxo Next ERK. Donrsa Nexr Wezx. Tuasxservrxa Wers. Taaxxsorvixe Weer, WE WILL SELL OUR No 13 Sore OF BED ROOM FURNITURE FOR 821.50, WORTH £27.00. Descuptios Or Surre TO BE OFFBRED: Firat, it fs SOLID OAK, contains BU- BEAU, BEDSTEAD and WASHSTAND, with Towel Rack attached. Has BEVEL PLATE, 18x40. Tee Cheval Glass Suite. Has Quartered Oak Tovs. In Thoroughly Made. WE CAN RECOMMEND SAMF. ‘We have ou band now THIRTY-SEVEN OF THESE SUITES. Do you want one? JUDGE THIS ON ITS MERITS. Os1y $21.50. Osx $21.50. Oxi $21.50. We Wasr Yorr Orstox ON OUR ABILITY TO SERVE YOU IN— FIRST. CUR GREAT VARIETY. SECOND. OUR DESIRE TO GIVE YOU VALUES IN EVERY INSTANCE. THIRD. OUR PROVEN ABILITY TO PROVIDE GOODS AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES. FOURTH. WE BELIEVE OURSELVES To BE ABLE TO SERVE YOU PROMPTLY. FIFTH. COME, INVESTIGATE AND JUDGE FOR YOURSELF. Ove Cunisrvas Deses, S85 To $100. Our Christinas Rockers, 75. to 840. Our Christmas Book Cases, 85 to 150. Our Christmas Hat Racks, $3.50 to $250. Our Christmas Lace Curtains, 50c. to $150. Our Christmas Foot Rests. @1 to 3. Our Ch?istmas Cupboards, $20 to 875. Our Christmas Onyx Tables, $10 to 840. Our Christmas Russ, 30c. to 875. Will merit your kind notice, as we have made'great stress on this trade and we are prepared tostore and keep eame for de- livery when wanted. Denxa Nexr Wree WE WILL SELL ANT Rexsaxt Or Caner UNDER TWENTY YARDS AT PRICES ‘THAT WILL Par You TO INVESTIGATE. THIS INCLUDES ALL GRADES OF CARPETS. THEREFORE, REMEMBER Taasxsorvise Weex AND GIVE US A CALL IF YOU NEED ANYTHING, AS YOU WILL FIND WE MEAN WUAT WE SAY. W. H. Hovourox Mra Co. 1218-1220 F S:_N.W. Rares Extenenise, 1261 11TH ST. 8.E BLANKETS, COMFORTS. Blankets. Sa Re Ben nen Rireas Paakge Se a White Wool iankets. ‘Our price CARPETS AND MATTINGS. Se. Matting Our price 123g¢ Bie. Fancy Mat Sur price ancy Matting. : Broly looraia 3 Two-ply, COATS—COATS. -50 Children's Reefers . sadies’ Coats 3 3 ba eo ‘Wool Goods, 1 to 4 yds. SHCES- SHOES. # 3 3 ml Frazee yee COTTON UNDERWEAR—COTTON U1 4 9 & EI 2 ra Cos price I Children's Drawora: ‘Sur prise 1 Children’s Rodies ~ ‘Our price 1 ies’ Gown Sur price se ow 4 ‘bo. Ladies’ Drawers Dar price 49° lection of rods ‘the lowest. ERY—MILLINERY. Our price 25¢ Our price Rares Exrenpnrse. 1241 Llrn Sx. ADER OF LOW PRICES. You Dox Nex» Mone. TITTHIS PAYING AS YOU GO 18 ALL $ WELL Exovon IN TAEORY—BUT T iT DENIES TO A MAN THE EE- JOYMENTS OF LIFE. Irs YOUR DUTY TO MAKE YOUR HOME JUST AS COMFORTABLE AND aT- TRACTIVE AS POSSIBLE. IF IT TOOK READY MONEY TO DO IT— IT WOULD NEVER BE DONE. YOUK CREDIT IS YOUR BANE ACCOUNT ~AND WE ARE YOUK BANKERS. CALL ON US FOR WHAT YOU WANT. YOUR CREDIT 18 GOOD. YOU CAY BUY AYY- THINGIN THE HOUSEFURNISHING LINE HEKE-EVERYTH!NG—PAYING FOR IT LITTLE AT A TIME. SO MUCH A WEEK OR A MONTH-WHICHEVER ACCOMMO- DATES YOU THE MOST. YOU CAN FIX UP AS PINF—OR aS MODESTLY AS YOU SEE FIT. YOU MAY ONLY WANT TO REFURNISH GLE ROOM—OR PE YOU ARE JUST GOING TO HOU: EPING — IN EITHER EVENT YOU ARE MASTER OF YOUR OWN DESIRES. UNDER OUR EQUITABLE CREDIT SYSTEM YOU SUIT YOUR CONVENIENCE IN PAYING THE BILI—BUT YOU ENJOY POS-ESSION FROM THE TIME YOU MAKE YOUR SE- LECTION. IN THE OTHER WAY YOU MAY ALWAYS. BE WAITING UNTIL YOUVE GOT THE MONEY. IN OUR WAY CREDIT IS AS GOOD As THY cASu TRY OUR PLAN. Hoes: & Henrwavs, FURNITURE, CARPETS, DRAPERIES, STOVES, &. n1Q bi-cs 77d 1. ANU WE MASS. AVE. Cannanr & Leni. $28 7th and 706 K st. aw. A HANDKERCHIEF TREAT. 100 dozen Ladies’ Pure Linen Handkerchiefs. tm- ported to sell at 20c. Your choice at 12440 100 dozen. Men's Pure Linen Hematitched Handker- chies Was25e. Your choice at 12i¢c. 100 dogen Men's Hemstitched Irist Mull Hand- ker hiefs, fancy borders. Price was 2c. Your choice at 1240. 100 dozen Pure Linen Damask Towels. Price was 20r.. to go at 12%. each. 100 Ha socks or foo. rests, wall size covered with moquette and tapestry carpet, at Zhe. each. Best Imported Zephyr, Se. lap. Best Lmported Germantown, 16c. hank. Best Imported Spanish, 18. hank, Best Imported Sazony, 12>. Stampet Linen- and Art Goods We invite yourinsjection of our Bisques, Bronzes, Clocks, &. We can saye you mor CARHART & LEIDY, n19 928 7th and 706 K sts. n.w. Tar Coxsewers Or Faxcy Frove Can buy our ‘Cream Blend" Flour of the following grocers. It in the only recognized Blended Flour on the market and» trial will con- vince the most skeptical that it ts the very best fn use: Wholesale by BB. EALNSHAW & BKO., Washington, D. C. J. E. CONNELLY. non ist nw. RL. MAIN, 1522 14th nw. H. B. DULEY, 1800 15th nw. G. W. GOLDEN, 1034 29th u. w. RP. WHITE, 7138 12th ow. J. J HAMMACK, 8006th nw. ¥.M. DAVIS, cor. 7th and F ne. ROBERT WHITE, jr., 900th n.w. A. 0. KAMMERER, 130 Lst n. ¥. W. F. AUTH & BRO.. cor. 31 and Ind. ave. a.w. E. HOGAN, 601 N. J. ave. n.w. JOHN H. ONTRICH, 801 6th nw. - WILLIAM KERR, cor. 26th and Fa. w. JOHN M_ BUCKLEY, cor. Mire. A.J. MARSHALL, 1° CHAS. BUTT, 1820 7th n. STEER BROS., 1000 Oa. #. R A. CLAYTON, 100 Ds... F. A NEWMAN & BRO., Gg get. ow. 4. €. DE ATLEY, 708 7th s.. H. M. DE ATLEY, cor. Sth sa daw. Mrs. ANNIE BURKE, 829 7th. w. EMIL SPABN, cor. Gth and Ls. w. ‘A.J. SANFORD & BBO., 1212 Unions #. 8. L. DENTY., 12003d0.w. ‘THOS. HAWKINS, cor. 444 and Ms.w. J. B. PROUT, 411 436 8.w. C. V. WOODBRIDGE, 600 6th a. w. W. AL. HUNTT, SOL 44s. #. JAMES FERRY, 441 N. J. ave. ow. B. B. BADEN, 82 Cae, LF. LUSBY, 722 East Capitol st. ISO. FP. SCHNEIDER, 213 11th ne. M. J. SCHNEIDER, 722 Ma. ave. n.0. BERNARD WALLS. cor. 3d and Ca.e. RE. MILES, 273d. JOHN M. CLARK, cor. 4th and Ba.e. Mra, WILLIAM BRAHLER, 401 Hn. a T. B. Towsse & Sox, DEALERS IN DRY GOODS, 1316 7TH 37. N.W. Xow line of Bleck Cashmere Shawls, single and line of Bl t special prices. Styles of Doom Sood: Biase and’ double Our 25e. Dress Goods in stripes and plain can’t be Tax Cunreaxrazuex Snow Or Tus Fromsre Oren Ox Exarrmox Faxe Or Os Cuarce Moxpar. Tre onovrs oF CHRYSANTHENUMS THAT GAINED THE THREE FIKs? PRIZES WILL BE ON EXHIBITION AT THE PALAIS ROYAL, OWING TO THE COURTESY OF CLARK BROS. WHEN IT IS REMEMBERED THAT THE WASHINGTON FLORISTS WERE IN OOMPETT EW YORK AND OTHER LARGE CITIE$ THE MERITS OF THE PLANTS AND CLARK BROS. WILL BE BETTER UNDERSTOOD. Tue cuavsaNtHemtM sHow-oPEN 8 A.M. TO 6 P. M.—WILL BE ITION WITH THOSE FROM THE VICTORY OF SUPPLEMENTED WITH THE “OPENING” OF THE PALAIS ROYAL'S HOLIDAY SEASON, WHIOH, WITH THE SOUVENIRS, SHOULD MAKE MONDAYS ATTRACTIONS ALMOST IRRESISTIBLE Too sccm caNNoT BE EXPECTED OF THIS YEAR'S COLLECTION OP HOLIDAY Goons. BESIDES THE REGULAR STOCKS, WHICH ARE THE OUTCOME OF THE DON AND RESIDENT BUYERS, ARE THE ADDITIONAL STOCKS LAT WORK OF OUR PARIS, LON- ELY SECURED AT PRIC! THAT ARE PHENOMENALLY LOW. Tir overpropuctions oF THE MANUFACTURERS AND IMPORTERS HAVE DEEN SECURED TO RETAIL AT LESS PRICES THAN PAID AT WHOLESALE BY THE EARLIER IN THE SEASON, THUS MAKING SUCCESSFUL COMPETITION MERCHANTS WHO BOUGHT IMPOSSIBLE. You wit THEREFORE FIND, MARKED AT PHENOMENALLY LOW PRIOES, OMOICE A-BNAC, FANS, JEWELRY, LEATHER GOODS, DOLLS, CHRISTMAS UMBRELLAS, WRAPS, FURS, DRESS GOODS, GLOVES, ETO. DECORATIONS. . Tar nouipay SEASON, THEREFORE, OPENS HERE MONDAY WITH EVERY WAY. YOU MAY PROFITABLY ANTICIPATE CHRISTMAS, COLLECTION IS NOW COMPLETE, BUT BECAUSE OF THE AND SOUVENIRS OF THE BRIO- BOOKS, HANDEERCHIEFS, ALSO INFINITE VARIETY OF HOME A STOCK PHENOMENAL IN SOT ONLY BECAUSE THE “OPENING. moe FEV E an eo SS ae Ly E Pe ; + S388 “oo “uu Vv KER tun Ht SS Ft Preserve tne 11st BELOW FOR A SHOPPING GUIDE. THE REDUCED PORARY THE PRICE MARES ON THE GOODS HAVE NOT BEEN ALTERED. TO THE RIGHT THE PRICES YOU WILL FIND MARKED ON THE GOODS; PRICES. Learuer Goons Depantuest. 21.35 Collar and Cuff Box . Collar and Cuif Boxes... Writing Tablets, fitted. Daess Goons Deranruesr. 21.25 yard Piaid Surah Silks. #1.25 yard 54-inch English Broadcloths.. #1 yard 40-inch Fan-y Wash Fabrics... 81 yard 54-inch Winter Storm Serge... $1 yard 54-1nch English Diagonals... ‘890. yard 54-inch Camel's Hair Serges .. Se. yard 46-inch English Winter Serves. 59e. yard 32-inch Figured Drapery Silke. . 8c. yard 23-inch Choice Japanese Silks 30c. yard Wool Fabrics, all styles .. 0c. yard 24-inch Silk Crepes 30e. yard 23-inch Chins Silks. eeetae 21.50 Bace, 81.90, and 81 Bags. | 50c. Chatelaine Bags, all styles. Se. Child's Chate'aine Bags... 1 Scts—pocket book and card case, 50c. Sete, all styles.. 50c. Pocket Books, all styles. 1 Pocket Books, Card Cases, &o. 250. Pocket Books, ke... ‘Traveling Bags at 10 per cent discount. B3eb8 8 5 BSeba Duess Trrntxos Derarrwenr. 68c. Coque Feather Trimming ... 68 yard Coque Band Trimming. £1.35 yard Ostrich Feather Trimming. 45c. yard Silk Moss Trimming, all colors........ All other Trimmings and Buttons at 10 per cent dis- count-one-tenth off marked prices. 82.68 Ostrich Feather Collars... 81.08 Ostrich Feather Collars. 88,68 Ostrich Collars, three-fourths length, Lace Asp Vert Deranruest. All Laces, incinding beaded and silk drapery nets and flonncings, at 10 per cent discount. 7c. Vells, all styles Ie. Vell 15c., and 12e. Vells. 0c. Veils * nd Be. Velde. Dou Axo Boor Deranrmests. 10 per cent discount—one-tenth off the price marked on those selected. Fas Deranrmenr. ‘25e. Quill Feather Fans, all colors ‘S9c. Quill and Silk Fen! 50c. Fans, all styles, 8c. Fans, all styles. 81 Ostrich, Silk and Gauze Fans. Ostrich and Gauze Fans. $9 Point Lace Fans... $10 Point Lace and Gauze Fans. Wrar Deranrwest. #4 Cloth Jackets, all styles. 86 Jackets, collar of astrakhan fur. ‘87 Diagonal Cloth Jackets . 89.75 English Tan Kersey Jackets. 813.50 English Kersey Box Coats. 812.75 Fur-trimrged Jackets. 0 Cloth Mantle, all sizes. £25.00 English Cape Newmarkets ‘Misses’ and Children's Garments at 10 per cent dis- count—one-tenth off marked prices. Jewerry Deranrwenr. | S1Jewelry, ailatyles.... Tie. Jewelry, all styles. | 50c. Jewelry, all styles 5c. Sterling Silver Lov Sterling Silver Hairpins. French Enamel Brooches. Se. Sterling Silver Thimbles... | S5e. Playing Cards tn Sfiverotde Case. . 10 per cent discount—one-tenth off marked prices of ali Real Shell and Real Gold Jewelry, also Imported Beits. ° Fer Derartaest. 60c. Russian Hair Muffs...... Canada Seal Collarettes... | Haxpxexcuer Deranruenr, 89¢ | Or. Ladies’ White Lawn Handkerchiefs. 5 | 12hic. Handkerchiets, all styles... 100 - Pare Linen, hand-embroidered initials..8 for 60c 3 Biack Lynx Collarettes. --83 | 250. pure Linen and Lawn Handkerchiefs... 85 Black Lynx Capes. 24.59 | 5c. Handkerehtefs, all styles.. 87 Canada Seal Capes. 86.50 | Oe. Hundkerchlets, all st : : ge | 2c. Ladies' Jap. Sik Handkerchiefs. ys = ~ @8.50 Ke. Jap. Sik Handkerchiefs, all styles. ya Capes, | 29e: Initial Jap. Silk Handkerchiefs: #13 Canada Seal Capes. | Bc. Initial Jap. SUX Handkereiet 825 Capes, 82 | desge. Men's Linen Handkerchiefs, all 950 Capen, 945, 430 | 25e. Linen Handkerebiets, all styles. | Soc. Paria Novelty Linen 860 Capes, very perfect spectmens. ‘B0e. Initis 21.25 Children’s White Par Set.. 2.25 Coney Pur Sets, all colors.. 98 Mink and Lamb Sets, 83.50 Angora Sets, gold. w! 83.64 Opossum and Beai Sets... 85 Krimmer and Tiger Sete. 50 | 460. Chiffon Jabote, usually 506. 2.75 Jap Gost Paby Carriage Ruge...2.48 | 91.68 Paris-tnade Chiffon Jatots, 45 86.50 Angora Carriage Rugs, lined. 85 75 | 61.08 Exclusive Novelty Chiffon Jabots, 40 £7.50 Thibet Carriaze Ruc-, lined. -.... $6.50 | €1.68 Sill Dress Fronts, all colors, 55 $9.75 lugs, elaborately embroidered, flannel 81.05 English Suk Dress Fronts. & Mning... $9 | 94.25 French Plata Silk Dress Fronts. | Sic. SUK Searfs for Winter Jackets, | 50c. Silk Scarfs, all colors...... | 25e. Silk Windsors, all styles ‘Gc. English Silk Windsors, usually 50e.. Se. Ready-made Bows ‘for Children. Ke. yard Silk Chiffon Hazing. . Axzr Goovs Derantuest. Bric-a-brac at 10 per cent discount. 0c. Filagree Silver Photo Frames. ‘The. Imported Novelty Jewe! Boxes 4Gc. Jewel Borvs, all styles. 440 60 Abe 380 ‘600 Se Be 450 18¢ PERGRE 124c. Pancy Covers for Pin Cusi Rissos Asp Frowen Deranruenr. 5c. More elaborate Covers. ‘390 81.59 Real Swan's Down Pillows... 1.39 | 98, &0c. Double Head Rests for Chairs. Ate | Gc. Be. Silk-covered Head Rests. ...... ..-22¢ | 48c. 84.25 Jupanese Stik Embroidered Table Covers.83.75 | 98c. 96c. Chenille Covers, with knotted fringe. 98e. 81.08 Chenille Covers, 64 size. G8e. bunches Uc. and 5Ge. bunches. 84.48 Covers, 2 yards square. GBe. Jet Aigrettos (usualy 81 ‘85e. Painted Silk Drapery Scarfs. 36c. Jot Aigrettes (usually 50c. ) Ge. Jet Aigrettes (usuaily 5c)... ‘3c. yard Scotch Flatd Millinery Hibbons. 48c. yard Silk Border Satin Ribbons. Te. yard Ribbons for fancy work. Gc. yard Ribbons, in all art shades. We. yard 2-in. All-silk Ribbons. seaeeeSeREnE bet 3 Bttiiiis THE PALAIS RG Con. 12x Axo Prex. Ava PRICES BEING TEM- TO THE LEFT ARE ARE THE SOUVENIR Grove Deranruexr. 6c. Biarrite or Pixskin Mousquetaires. | posers French Kid Gloves. 81 5-nook Foster Kid Gloves. 81.25 7-hook Foster Kid Glov. 1.25 &-button Suede Mousquetaires. -... 1.55 Better Suede Mousquetaires. 81.85 Best Suede Mousauetatres, 50 4-button English and French Kida. == “Palais Royal” Kid Gloves.. 85 4-button London-made Walking Gi €2 ¢duiton London Chewrette Gloves 81 Misses’ and Boys’ Kid Gloves... @1.25 Misses’ Suede Mousquetaires. 81 Men's Dogskin Gloves. . 1.25 Castor Beaver G oves (usually @1 50). 81.50 *'Palais Royal” Men's Kids... 81.68 Perrin's Men's Kids (usnally §2)., ebhadd Sc Seaans 890, *'G) ” Umbrellas, usually @1._. @1.25 ~ ” Umbrellas, with new 5 tite “oories 6 relia, were “Gloria” Unt with born handles. $2.48 “Gloria” Umbrellas, extra stze. + ‘$2.98 ““Gloria” Umbrellas, usually 83. $2.48 Silk Umbrellas, 26-inch frames | ‘Silk Umbrellas, red, blue, black. - 98 Ladies’ and Men's, with novelt; handi¢e. 84. 85.68 Ladies’ and Men's, initials fron en 4 87.48 Umbrellas, with Sterling ilver trim- mings. 85.68 Cioth-fintsh Mackintoshes 88.68 English Cape Mackintoshes. 98c. Misses’ Rubber Circulars. 81.45 Cicculare, with capa. $1.98 English Tan Cape Ws 81.98 Boys’ and Youths’ Coats, Unprnwear Deranruest. 4c. Ribbed Bal. Vests and Pants... 50c. Ribbed and Plain Underwear. e. Ribbed Natural Wool Vests. 81 Ribbed Wool Vests and Pants €1 Medicated Wool Underwear £1.50 French Shape Black Corsets... €1.75 ala Venue Corsets... 5c. Ladies’ Winter Muslin Gowns . @1 Night Gowns, winter weight. 5c. Canton Flannel Drawers #40. Canton Flannel Drawers We. Wool Stockinet Skirts. 21.25 Knit Wool Skirts 81.35 Short Flannel Skirs ‘Tée. Melton Cloth Skirts. 81.15 Lined Sateen Shirte - Silk Skirte at 10 per cent discount. A leo see Men's Department, Hosiery Deranrvesr. ec Ladies’ and Chil Seo eae rt 0c: Back Hoss nith double lee res = #9c. Fast Color Lisle aeee Srartoxerr Ayp Boor Depanruest. Te. iad Writing (100 sheets) een oe Cunprews Deranruent. 1.25 Surah Silk Bonnets, all colors.. aos od VAL. ze Exzornorotsr ARE TRE FOR THIS CITY. ful cures ule wa, Mr. J. KIRKLAND Bt! 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ARGATNE? — To begin our alar MONDAYS trade, with mang day Noweltte . aires ty. aie ws to give ome third thes ed DY ta, will only ale te our Reanant De woevoers |y give it, but, meverthe ‘as wan, specie: good bargains, even uote a few of them sddddddddddddddddddddedadddddd: ¢ 73 cine! Sc. Navy Blue Prints S Scermucher Sktrting for hc. Laete Pirated Percaies for C. Red and Navy Percaies tor Black Chern hm wiuite S=D FLANNEL, 25e - Grav rraswer, 12k mreriaxwer, 166, B * ter bow many Wankets you buy ye ddddddddddddddddddddeddddedddeddadddd: Sal x! one Son pom, ILL MAKE YoU BUy, Gnd that » out of a THESE Paice: Lone or two iuore $3.56 R34 ){) 204 Searadaie 23.98 14K =" Bianket for... ae. 4 Ly White Blanket for. 20 seissourt Gray tanker for sl 31.7.5 stimourt Gray Banet tor + Blanket fo Mronts | “homens QBo. ap $3.98 dddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddedd: j once preErses OM OUR | “NDERWEAR i — DEPARTMENT Laps Fa nentey ‘ ro Do ercigerent sites AY an our ste ega coebeers Semek Geta sire "FER SUIT ae L‘?tes ae ADIES' Bisck Equestrienne Tichte, Roxbury Roxbury Rorbury Roxbury Roxbury 7) al Rexbury Roxbury Roxbury Roxbury Roxbury DAINTY LITTLE THI Roxtary Eotbury Roxbury Koxbury Koxberr GQ MALL Git and silver Tra: Rye Bre | S bows and knob stands. Very pretty. Por Rye kye | Marble Jewel Stands, wilt B Rye) Bre | hed Jewel Bye Poltaived Corn ‘Key ack Be | Hitititcaraaas 490 Rre j Dous. Dou. Ss Rye) Sch a line of Dolle at the prices we are sailing ours Eye | for you wil, not find in she ci'y and that is sayings UNITED STATES. the market. Spring Wat equal. tiflers or blenders of whiskey. Jackson & Co., 026 Pa. ave. Beall & Baker. 480 Pa ave. Elliott, 1520 14th st_n. Dornto Ents. 3d and A sts. = ©. L. Warner, 24 and C sts. ». A Hanlon, 144324 st. now, ©. W, Cornwell! Chas. Beall, 2204 M st. now. 1. BL. Viers, M st. nw, x a. Ino. R. Ergood, 1408 14th st. D. Donnelly, 828 14th st. n. B. CLEANEST, PUREST AND BEST RYE WHISKEY IN THE The only Whiskey that is controt! ‘exclusively by the Distiller, and is ‘over three years old before offered on ROXBURY RYE is made from the Chotcest Rye and Pure Mountain and, being absolutely pure, for Medicinal use it has no ROXBURY RYE ts sold direct to the Retail Trade, but cannot pe had of wholesale dealers, compounders, rec- The following prominent Grocers and Drngzists in Washington sell it: Chas. H. Raub & Co., 19th et and ave. ‘Witmer & Co., 1918 Pa. ave. R Brown, 20th st. and Pa. ave. Ward, 224 and K sts. ow. Geo. A. O'Hare, 1237 7th st. now. A. Gaegier & Co.. 1390 7th st. n.w. P. R Wilson, 47th st. nw. Millard Metzcer, 417 7th st. n W. ©. Shaffer, $24 and O sta nw. 1.W. Bowley & Co. 1855 324 st.n.w. 1208 Sed st. ow. 8.T. Ware, Ebbitt House Drug Store. Acker & Kenner, 1420 Pa. uve, G. G. O. Simms, 14th st. and Sew great feal, no matter who offers them. NCH Bisgue Doll, | [Davee RRS pane he or } | Lo with short and stockines, for, 1 8 oe ae Dressed - 1 | [5 tS Beane 5} 2 -INCH Bi Del eee ee ne nate tor 4q | 12 ea ae 5 i ide LS coon sea 100 ® | Tg aNCa Meio BS ny ta wood Iden to make ro Aiw Mont special QC PERZEMEIY “Our columite tion DP quot, National Belle, fine triple ex- ; {itudsold only Wy us, per ‘ounce, §— <P. Ke |] QC. WITCH HXZ . Ti 4 Ammonia Long Sheil Hisir Hibs. One damn J i Mis. —New ‘Siyle “White” Metal OUK ASSORTMENT IN CLOAKINGS For ladies, mists and children, with plain and famey Rye | ciderdowns, jake wood display. ie SHEETING AND Pil Fe Rye | Brown and i inv, Centon Flannele FES | Ponds Sethe antaen, Gguton Plannata ana {— Nexp Or Duo Yovsa. ve RER TSE. Muler, 20th and Mata Ha haa Dr. Saxcuws Execrnororse Se croeeas i : HL Sebille, 1741 Let. n. 4 . se 1cToRy" W au. Cone hye sa - ve You. Office and Sales Warehouse ive 278. GAY ST., - - BALTIMORE, ye 585 Good bealth is the «reat vesideratem, Be , natin abt aaa noni? sts Without (t no one can be truly bappy. Roxbury Roxbury Koxoury Koxbury Roxbury Sss' The tavalid knows but the bitter mide Rocbery ———s Ses Hey A Of Life and feels that all uature frowns: AA ou Bim Nothing short of health Mas. M. J. Hosz, BA canretiove hime from this feline. 1309 F ST. S.w., % z Give gold, silver, diamondsand other CALLS'SPECIAL ATTENTION toher large stock of | XX N costly presents to « victim of @isease FRENCH FELT HATS BONN sud be is no happier, yete smell sum To match all the latest gowns. ou0 invested in the Electropotse *“Vietery™ PLATEAUX IN BEAUTIFUL COMBINATIONS. D gicenthebohatih, RIBBONS FOR ART WORK AT A GREAT RE- 7) “themes “Haw eens n19 DUCTION. medicine, nor ® drug, nor an electrical appliauce, but an instrument which SERRE Canty Cris: 107 & F. when applied to the living person een erates an afMfinity inthe body forerygen ‘Thus the principle of the cus “Oxygen by Absorption.” . Doctors’ bills, neglect, want amd misery are said to go band in band, ‘Yet there are thousands who die every yeer—do so unnecessarily. Sure y thee simple treatment ts worth investigating. We have hund-ede of testinontals from thowe who had given up all hepe of Leing cured by medictne. bas cured Kheumation, Chills, Fewer, ‘Malaria, Nervousness, Insomnia, Op. tarrh, Diarrhore, As‘hma, Indigestion, Constipation, Srofula, Kidmey eng Liver Troubles, &e. Be sure to ret the Electropoiae **Vie. tory” from Dr. Sanches only euther. ued Washington acent, with proper ad. ‘vice as to ite application from the ta ‘ventor. Csi for book of tnitirmation, ‘testimonials, &e. Miss Lor Leman, Only Authorised Washington Agent, 931 F Sx. NLW, Offce hours: 22 m. to Sam; im “ <0t4 <. Mea ee a meee