Evening Star Newspaper, March 14, 1894, Page 8

THE EVENING STAR, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 14, santa imac PAGES. LOCAL MENTION. i METHODIST PULPIT CHANGES ATHER. Forecast ‘Till X p.m. Thursday. For the District of Columbix, Maryian’ jer ‘hursday mern- winds, high on the THE WE Appointments Made by the Baltimore Conference, Some Surprines Occasioned by the Local Transfers—Pastors Who Will Temperature and condition of water at $ eat Falls, temperature, 51; condi- teceiving reservoir, ten:perature, -crton, con | | | Condition of the Water. le | | Come and Those Transferred. condition at north conn at south connection, 26; ing ir, temperature, 49; condition at in- ate went gate house, 14. fluent | ‘The following conference appointments | WOODWARD AND LOTHROP will sell bets announced at Frederick, Md., yester- r lot of the “Peerless” Whitney Fer cee weucictaesd ta West Baltimore District. cloth, best gear, good para-} J. St. Clair Neal, presiding elder. Ariing- h wool mat, at $4.95 each. ton and Pimlico, W. “G. Cassard. Halti- icaae ieee Ea } more—Columbia Avenue,Chari Guihrie; 1205 G st. n. Ww. David Rogers Mission, supplied; Emery, s ‘Thursday and | M. J. Law; Fayette Street, Regular Spring Opening c Friday of this week son; W. T. Db. Clem,supernumerary; Frank- + ee: E ‘larkson; Fultoa Avenue, ation cans of Pie Peaches for 25c., and | im Street. B. F. Clar . re | H. Boggs; Garrett Pari boxes Sar: same money, 2 sample y W. HL Ke 9th | Richard Harcourt; Hi A La. a 1s Fruits, Groceries, etc. Reiley; S. H. Cummin; By Memorial,T. E. Long; R. R. 1% Get Tickets Easter ——— Page >. = HIGH-PRICED WALL PAPERS AT AB-| _ South Baltimore Mi SURDLY LOW PRICE | Summerfield R. Tomorrow next day the assignees of | James P. Wright; Walbrook the 3 street, will continue | Jenness; West Baltimore, W. 1 Papers; but un-| Carrollton circuit, to be supplied; Cator iiier; Bik Midge cirenit, Heary icott City, D. Brownin Monroe Street, W. A. . on, to be supplied— Woo: numerary ; cannot be reuit, Eracry Buirman, L. E. | wall papers in Dutton; Laurel, L. a. Liberty quantity at one-third 1 regular prices. | cull, G. Re Tann mere and Union Bridge, HK. Savage; Magotay and Easter Opening Ti “Kets. Page 5. j Mount Carmel, W. H. Dell; Mouae airy, | z - gap |John T. March; New Windsor, Thomas J. SHEET: GRAND CANDY SALE C. T Jones, supernumerary; Has Inaugurated a new era in the candy © circuit, Osborn elt; Joha s. The finest candies made reduce? supernumerary; Rei: ra ; Washington and Guilford, E. Richardson; fu a make 1s d circuit, Solomon German; Thurmont A 2 «g Circuit, Henry Mann; West Falls circuit, Candies, 10TH AND F STS. | Supplied; Wei tminstér, John F. Walsh. Johnston's Easter Opening. Page 5. East Baltimore District. - | W.S. Edwards, presiding elder; Aberdeen, st Sip | F. @. Perter; Baitimore, c. 0. deat wabatiinnes ‘ad Isuac; Bohemian Mission, F. uida; NERY. Broadway Hi. 3S. France, Canton street, — _. | J. F. Ockerman; Caroline street, G. W. r's, 6th and ave. | Hobbs; Chester street, J. W. Smith; East = . timore station, F. 'H. Havenne Ree e ibe Tee, | Isaac: Exeter street, H. D. Michael; esky - “| mount, Henry Nte: or rd Norris; Highland, W. W. Barnes; High y aN <r in W. E. Bird; Homestead, B. CITY AND DISTRICE Jefferson street, J. A. Price: it~ = Se re, E. 'T. Hubbard; North avenue, AMUSEMENTS TONIGHT. W. Reed; North Baltimore, A. J. —— Waverly, W. G. Herbert; Belair cir- Albaugh’s Grand Opera House.—Rhea in | cuit, E. C. Gallaher; Darlington circuit, H. “Casmille. M. Thurlow: Hast Harford, J. W. Fleming New National Theater—Mr. and Mrs, | Govanstown, G. V. Leech; Great Falls clr Kendal in “The Second Mrs. Tanqueray.” | cuit, J.-P. Wit en Cues oe ie aed ae ctreult, F. H. Lamar; Hereford: clreult, rd on Thomas Wood; Hereford, William Rodgers: Harris’ Bijou Theater.—“Skipped by the} Long Green circuit, J. H. Marsh; North Light of the Moon.” Kernan’s Lyceum ‘Theater._Hyde's Spe cialty Company ard Helene Mora. Carroll_ Institute Hall—Ilustrated lecture by Mr. Harrie Websier, U. S. N., on “Ha- | wail. Theosophical Hall (th and F sts). ture by Mr. Kinza Riage Hirai on carnation.” Harford circuit, H.C. cuit, J. R. Pardow; Parkton, to be supplied; $ Point. D. A. Ford; Towson, A. R. ; West Hurford circuit, B. F. Devries | Harford, sup Bethel Union, G. W. | Hoyce. ith; Parkton cir- | Baltimore Distri W. M. Ferguson, presiding elder. Annap- | olis, First Church, W. T. McDowell; Wesley Washington Licht Infantry Armory.—Fair | Chapel, John Edwards; Baldwin Memorial, and bazaar of the Old Guard. C. A. Jofles; Baltimore city station, First -_ > =| Church, T. P. Frost; Bennett Memorial, E. EXCURSIONS TOMORROW. 4 Mowray; 24th Street, J. ee: Guilford Avenue, Macalester leaves at 10| Willem on Mount Vernon.—. am. Mount Verr Madison Ave- WwW. H.W nm by Pennsylvania railroad | ndail for Chapel Point, Colonial iver landings, at 7 a. m. r Mattox creek and Beach and Roland pson; Baltimore cireuit, J. THIRD AKWY CORPS. “3 m. Bennett; Calvert circuit, —,»- twards; Hunt circuit, James L. Me- Preparing for n KO weanien Here in rerville, Edward ‘Hayes; Mount | ae. on, Ge 33 stown Glyndon, O. C. Marriatt_and William A general meeting of the third army corps ; Smithville circuit, T. E. Copes; Sol- was held in parlor No. ht. The call for that as the annual re w at Willard’s last meeting stated on of the survivors Ss. h River circuit, r circuit, Reuben | Kolb and Walter G. McNeil. of the third my corps is pointed this Frederick District. year to be heid at Washington on May J. R. Wheeler, presiding elder; Barton, W. 4 and the comrad here i bestir| H. Chapman; Berkeley Springs, W. Va., emseives in mak.ng arrangements for the | Milton H. Courtney; Berkeley Springs cir- afort and sxyment of the visiting | cuit, to be supplied by J. Parry; Blooming- comrades and their ladies. This was the| ton efrcuit, to be supplied by M. Thomas; Brunswick circult, W. H. White; Bucks | town circult, MF. Lowe, one to be me: lied; Bunker Hill circuit, W. Feelmeye a sehen tention sted first business last night. Gen. Sickles was in the chair. Tae executive committee pro- posed the raising of a fund of $00 for this purpose, and most of those present, forty. .W. H. Anthony miagaies: | five in all, su Gen. J. N : Elk Garden Mreult, W. McK 2 of the re-| Hannack; Fllntstone circuit, G."C. Harris: A. H. Frederick, E. L. Watson and C. E. Dudseer, mittees on sociable | supernumerary: Frostburg, x West It was agreed that a commit-| Frostburg circuit, Grant uncey MenKeever; vice Bowers and J. . Gen. Jos. Dickinson; treasurer, | M. Gillen; K . M. Weedes; Lonacon- Dr. James E. xter; secretary, Charles | , ee MS Martinsburg, David H. F. Benjamin; elective members of execu-| Shields; Mount Savage, J. D. Still: Clinton tive committee, L. D, Bumpus, M. J. Foote, | circuit, W. H. Be O. Wright- B J. Sweet and W. H. Dovlittle. | son; Piedmont, Bislaaks awlings cir- = cuit, man; Romney circuit, J. N. ee re ee | Davi nerdstown and Sharpsburg cir- The annual reunion of the survivors of | cuit, J. R. Schultz, H. C. the old third y corps and the thirty- | numerary: Shockeysville a Thi led anion Grove circuit, 2 en hee oe ee hae ae I ee iiliamsport, to be supplied by G. Corps Union will be held at Washington, | Winchester, W. C. Babcock. beginning on Friday, May 4, and ending sik ansin Chai, the anniversary of en Saturday, the Luther B. Wii land and Langdon, Church Taber; Concord, any ane as pens crap oy — W. H. Laney; Forrestville circuit, W. T. cess of the ev ‘The main features of | Orem; Gaithersburg, W. C. Uryan; Ken- | the reunion will be as follow | sington, Robert M. Moore; Lanham, Daniel | Priday, May 4. | Haskell; Laytonsville, D. Benton Winste 9 am. to 12 m—Reception of visitors in |b ne Gaoois Miata coc Fa, | the ccmmittee room at the hotel. Pines cite pa st. 3 p.m.—Business meeting of the directors reuit, W. Severn cir- and trustees In the committee room. J. Bender le, Willi 8:30 p.m.—Thirty-tirst annual banquet in air barons, bya ae the banqueting room of the hotel. supplied; Doug}, During the morning and afternoon of | ridge; Dumbarton ial parties will be made up at} sett: Dupont Cirel t Fitteerth t some of the | Strect, W er Chapel, interesting sighis and objects of the capi- 0. Cool Brown; Fou tal. Gorsuch, J." H. 3i Saturday, May 5. | > Church, Wa 10 am —Annual meeting of the Third) "id; MeKendree, % Army Corps Unicn fer hearing of reports, ! = Gg on m of new members, amendments | with tual Wien to the constitution, electiom of officers and| Union, Joel Brown; Waugh, A. E. Givson! ether business. pel, to be supplic of the committ Duri ing ending tt on educa- During the morning those attending the rt committee one reunion will proceed in a body to the White aa ae a hfe adopted. The wo- ~ ‘ he Presi. at Baltimore was first men- ee Lc gy — rss Pte ad Sunday 1 May was day. some of the state apart- ninable thing : he appropriation of money ments of the manston and Maryland to maintain sectarian in- 2 p.m—Pre at this hour the visitors | stitutions was disapproved of as being a whl! be marshaled at the princip or east, union of church and st front of the Capitol, to be conducted in a report the Bible Soc the er and through that very inter denunciatory of the Nh tidin: } tend p.m.—Social reunion at the hotel | (5 nd dem¢ that under the management of the local com-| (oq made holy” was strenzthened by the mittee. striking out of a qualifying clause. —_— The statistical report showed that the arade. charge the ar- ration of the sev- American Odd ¢ April next held a and agreed upon th To ass A Narrow From ‘a Limb Dreadful Case of White loss LOSS swelling. Fiv Hesi ae to hay war anniver chairman follow- Alte up in . one ar front of my leg tom. ‘< t but nifort and less and hats at aue- | ck a. m., at Wil- 90m, corner 10th and northwest—Advt. ty Gould's Baker w at Bas us desertion on her part. that th jousness, jaundice, sick headache, indigestion, jou, H. Richard- | uid be rormed to look atter son; Hagerstown, ‘ ment of the ladie: n, one to be 'P- society then pro- H. Zimmer- rs of the Starr and J. 1. Phird Army pe L. | following results: H. Yost; on, presiding elder; Erook- | Baltimore | & scape! n 2d street, on 3d and 4th c. in Perfe line will mace! Swelling—A Perfect Cure. e to the White] «In isez I was seized with a severe attack of | vania avenue | white | membership of the conference was 40,050; 144 ministers, and 297 churches,with church property valued at $3,334,800. The board of stewards was voted the right to use the proceeds from the sule of the old burial ground at Hagerstown tor the church debt. Local Changes in Pulpits. There were more surprises than usual when the appointments at Frederick, Md., yesterday were read, especially when most of the membership were aware that but few of the ministers had served out their Umit of five years. Some who expected to remain at their charges were sen: to other | fields, and some who expected to change re- main as last year. Rev. H. R. Naylor, the presiding-elder of Washington district, gives way to Rev. L. B, Wilson, whose retention at Wesley was strongly urged, and Dr. Naylor takes charge of South Baltimore station, a strong appointment. In this district there are some quite un- expected changes. Rey. J. B. 3tict from Baltimore succeeds Dr, Elliott at Dumbar- ton Street, Georgetown, the latter naving been transferred. Rev. Dr. George H. Co- rey, formerly of Metropolitan, takes charge | of a new enterprise-in the nelziborhool of Dupont Circle. Rev. Dr. J. N. Davis, who | has served Fifteenth Street, g02s to Rom- ney, W. Va., and is succeeded by Re W. Van Arsdale, who went into the m: try from this city many years ago. Rev. C. O, Cook, who has served North } Capitol for five years and ‘uilt up quite a strong congregation, is sent tu Flete! lieving Rev. W. H. Laney, who takes a country appointment. Rev. C. L. Pate, who a few years since succeeded to the charge of Tweifth Street, East Washington, wkes North Capitol Street Church, Rev. J. M. Sharrow now taking Twelfth Stree: Rev. Samuel Shannon, who has served Grace for three years, is succeeded by Rev. V | aon Case, and Mr. Shannon goes to Kings- ey, in Frederick district. -_ AMUSEMENTS. The Stoddard Lectures—Crowded audi- ences listen with delight to John L. Stod- aard’s lecture on “Pleturesque Japan” at the Academy and are enthusiastic about the fine illustrations, which cannot justly be classed as mere photography, but may lay claim to excellence as art.’ This lecture will be given again this evening, and will be heard for the last time at next Satur- day's matinee. For the last three evenings of this week the lecture will be upon “The Heart of Old | Japan. This, like its predecessor, will be | crowded with observations of its interesting people. Mr. Stoddard’s route of travel led | him among the common people in the In- | terfor, so that the scenery of Japan receives | especial treatment. The illustrations of the mountain passes, the pleasant retreat on the shores of the Pacific, of beautiful Fuji- yama, of the old temple city of Kioto give every possible opportunity for the display | of Japanese life and art To -Lecture on Hawali—At Carroll In- stitute Hall this evening Chief Engineer Harrle Webster, United States navy, will | deliver a lecture on Hawaii. The lecture will be illustrated by at least one hundred views of the scenery of the islands, and ¥ fll | be delivered under the auspices of the Miz- |pah branch of the Minfstering Children’s League for the benefit of the poor fund of the league. —— The body of the man found near Black- wood, N. J., cn Sunday has been positively identified by a score of persons as that of Charles Gans, the missing fwedesboro man. CITY ITEMS. ier sem aiaay Johnston's Easter Opening. Page 5. It pmcibae é This wi!l probably be the last week that you will have the opportunity of getting the bargains offered at the assignee sale at ‘17 7th st. n.w. The entire line of Fine Groceries, Wines, &c., is offered at less than cost of production. Do not take advantage of this ._ Everything must be sold. S. H. MURRAY, it* Assignee of M. Metzger. Get Tickets Easter Opening. Page 5. It B = | Never Before Have Such Hat Values stared you in the face. $2.40 Hats, $2.00 Hats, $1.00 Hats—the choice of the lot_at sito HENRY FRANC & SON, cor, ith and D. it setae Easter Opening Tickets. Page 5. it — Royal Headache Powders, 10c, ’ Free Trial Samples at all Druggista | oc Sm.w.t&stt ‘ PRPOSEEES SES CFOEHLIS OOOO fall to} LUXURIANT Halk With a clean, wholesome scalp, free from irritat- | ing and scaly eruptions, is produced by the CUTI- | | CURA SOAP, the most effective skin purifying Purest and sweetest for toilet and nursery. It clears the scalp and hair of crusts, scales and dandruff, destroys microscopic insects which feed | on the hair, soothes irritated and itching surfaces, stimulates the hair follicles, and nourisaes the roots. It not only preserves, purifies and beautifies the hair, but imparts a brilliancy and freshness to the compiexion and softness to the hands unequaled by other skin soaps. Sold everywhere. Price, 2c. POTTER DRUG AND CHEM. CORP., Boston. qt Shoe Sacrifices. DALTON FIRM COMPOSED OF A.M. DOBBINS AND Ml. Strickland, Over 5,000 pairs of Shoes that composed the well-known Dalton Stock will be dis- posed of at 6) CENTS ON THE DOLLAR. We told you about the purchase. y day. It was the most advantageous one that has been made hereabouts for a long time, and coming while we rating our SEMI-ANNUAL CLEARING SALE makes :he greatest sale of fine shoes you've known, The shoes are all new—almost all SPRING STOCK, gind not a “cheup" quatity shoe in the lot. With quality, style and price in their fa- Yor there's excuse for the great rus that We've had this morsing. Run over these pric AND COMPANY'S FINE SHOE STOCK. : For Ladies. Common Sense Oxford Ties, band wewed. Daiton's price, l. Seeor ae * $1.50 Comune Sense 2 toes, plain or tip my Dalton's price, $2.60; ours "$1.50 Dixon's Cloth Top Blue her Ox- fords. Daltou’s price, $3.50; is “$2.10 H.C. Gray 's French Kid But- plain “opera’’ toes. Daton's & 80 price, $6; ours .. Ladies’ Table Odds and Ends. Shoes of all makes; shapes, styles and sizes, that were $2, $2.50 and $3.00, Dalton’s prices. Choice, any pait.... $1.20 ! : SI. 60 iN ow $1.35. 1% + ‘They're Gas Cooking Stoves— $ have double burner and were aU a bargain at $1.60 each. Take : them at $1.85 each, for we're e ansioiis to close them out im- : mediately. cS ‘Barber & Ross, 3 Hardware and Building Ma- : terials, $ Cor. 11th and G sts, mbiO Joperoeconseesoosonereees pene SAdveitintcg for $A “Sale.” ? If you wish to make a little “flurry” in the newspapers by ad- “Special Sale,” or anything of that send for us. We could na dozens ‘of successful sales of which we have done the advertising. ‘A postal will bring us. *Star Ad-W riting Bureau vertising ® ‘Anni- versary Sale’? Be ne ji ¢ ENCE C. ARCHIBALD. PZ 4th floor, Star vutlding. For Infants. Ankle Ties, in Biack French Kid. Dalton’s price, $1.00. Spectal .. : 55¢. 2 For Children. Spring Heel Button Shoos, tipped or plain, 8 styles. Dalton’s price, $1.25; ours... Z5Ce Cloth Top Shoes, with pat- ent leather vee | De ton's price, $2.50; For Boys. Patent Leather Oxford Ties and Pumps. Dalton's price, $2; oe ‘$1.20 For [lisses. Cloth Top Shoes, leather — vamps. price, $3.50. "$1.75 Crowds of Other - 91.50 with patent Daiton’s Special... and beautifying soap in the world, as well as/ vepenetntetetege ete The Triumph Of Science— Of the nineteenth century—the ortginal is beaten, the cows are not in it; their occupation is gone—the only cuse on record where the substitute is superior to the natural—there is no use fighting eterno eee against the popular demand. Clover X Creamery is good, therefore the people fo want it. 4 ‘Clover Creamery ‘Butterine Is a high-grade Butterine, put up ex- pressly for tine trade, and being better than butter, and costing less—It is eco- nomical. Clover Creamery appears printed on every wrapper. Dewand the original. {Wilkins & Company, | : | | Soateafonsoatoadesseolontoete etosteateeterioetectonte sieey hafoateetontoete oe 208 gth St. N. W. eee mi2-eo3t tt Drink Pure Water. To get it pure it must be filtered. ‘The Simplest, Best and Cheapest Filter is the Columbia Automatic, ‘The invention of U. S. Fish Commissioner McDonald. It filters automatically. It cleans itself automatically. Servants cannot get ft out of order. It has the bighest indorsements. But its best indorsement is its own operation. Merits established by severest tests. High- est award by U. 8. Museum of Hygiene and by world’s fair. Price, $30.00, plumbing. Will be placed in your house on trial for 30 days, and you will be so well pleased that 10 times $30 will not get it away from you. which does not include CALL AND SEE IT. THE JULIUS LANSBURGE FURNITURE AND CARPET ©0., “RINK,” N. ¥. ave. bet. 13th and 14th, m10-3m ve dentistry lovee ‘Sclentifie prices.” :lt You Really Realized: That the very best dentistry to be had at any place and at any price is secur- ed at our offices and at our moderate charges we would have more patients than we could attend to, If you don’t come to us it Is because you don't un- derstand the situation. If you'll come in Cee eevee eesseee . + und look around you'll “learn something +| to your advantage. . Extracting. . 25e. bal With gas or zono, ” | Cleaning... i) a Silver dillings. 4 I i Gold, according to size. lel Set VERY BEST TEETH.$S Crown and Bridge work a specialty, U S Dental ; | ° oAss’n, Cor. 7th and D n.w. In Baltimore—1 Charies st. mbi0 . ee ‘$5. “Razor Toes” To Feasune, eee eee oe ‘em any ace | aos 6 * wpey | eeeess You can have a hundred yairs of see es Shoes, but you can only have one esses pair of feet. Don't monkey vith a tesco ‘or toe’ ‘that hurts your feet or eeeeee Ml have to wear slippers the rest eee eee life. Better let us make you | eeeeee to measure—we guar- | serene » Material and tit or money | eeeeee mber the Old Reliable $3.50 | se eeee Wit feet. Values equally as good will be given news- Paper publicity from day to day. Edmonston, POPULAR SHOE STOR 1334 F Street. Two More Days. TOMORROW ann FRIDAY WE SHALL CONTINUE THE SALE OF OUR 4=But. Dressed $1 Kids, IN TAN, OX BLOOD, BLACK AND BROWN, ° e ie s ¢ + PSH O LEE OHIO DEL HHEDSNG TETAS BED OH OR Watkins iNearly Died | from bilious headacaes, She com- | plained and moan im th tenths paid a ds And while suffering 9 and 's complaining and took medicine con- $90.00 : : 18.60 Headaches were no better then +, and to get by reiief sl "108, 60 Won’ of Ripa: at the drug store. The first her headache in fifteen and she was well Io theee had paid... é she bougit a -50 It will thus be w her $105.10 wore to be sick than to te well. «| R=l=-P-A-N-S TABULES _resulting from a disordered dl- nine any i Son, and vring su nt Tubules are for sale by and 11th sts. nw., Wasnington, by ‘druggists generally. fel ses out of ten a single one relief in half an hour. EDWARD P. D. Ripans. MI 6. 3m F Price Counts : eth ‘Something 2 We can say that our prices are as r sle 8 uny one’s, and the qual- ( f the Work fs much higher. We — ) g competition by lowering prices ( Gold «l Porcelain Crowns at $5 sre 5 a le. 1> od of arthiicial ¢ ( s proportionate. — ) eting witkont pai ‘Evans Denial At 75c. a Pair. TRIED ON AT OUR RIS SEB EXHIBIT IN OUR SHOW WINDOW. Louvre Glove Co., 037 FSt.N.W. 037 NEAR 10TH STREET. it Don’t You Know That Odd Things are the most sought after? Many people prefer what is the most difficult to find and what other fofks do uot possess. We have always made it # polnt to furnish any Queer Fancy that could by stitched, of LEATHER. We always leading designs in ine Fancy Nem NiN@ R GOODS 3 tw us and let us make for aie Sie eto you noticed our us POL EVERYTHING IN LE ut, twisted or pasted out curry in stock th and the “ con 986 THER AT Dp Tir it OPHAR Trunk and Leather Goods Manufacte 231 Pa. Ave. N.W S and D E st. properly aud promptly done Repatri by at pert mechanics, Feo UN 929 F St. N.W. “Successor to Wilson & Carr. mh? . :Your Hair :Can Be Restored Excelsior Hair Fore- matter how long without bair,or what nt hair tonic will wut injering the most ‘auses a growth of 8, mustaches, eyelashes aud eyebrows, dieuts are de- void of and anything that is harm! al “to the skin. And Lorrhner er vill do i you have . . Mertz Modern Pharmacy Agent for District of Columbia, Cor. Lith and F sts. mhlo leceee : : DOWN. Our new styles of Ladies’ Oxfords are WAY UP IN) QUALITY, and DOWN to the LOWEST FIGURE IN | PRE w) Quality for $1.35. Q $3.00 Quality for $5.50 Quality for §: We also have the newest styles ta Men's Yellow and French Patent Calf Shoes buys a good $5 Russia Calf. 8. ys a $6 French Patent Calf. | Wholesale Distributing: © . Agents, New Grocery--1209 F St. Fine Groceries At “Cut Prices.” Cut! Cut! Cat! You never bought Groceries, Wines and Liq- wors at such low prices. We are “peculiar to ourselves" in this “cutting business,” when quality and purity are considered, for no matter bow low the price, the quality will be exactly as represented. ‘You way hear of others cutting thelr prices, but if you investigate you'll find that the govds are as “cheap” as the prices. CALIFORNIA’ FLOUR. Others may say what they will about “bieuded" flours, but there's hone that is as gvod as our “Call- fornia” brand, which bas probably more users in this city today than auy other flour. It is carefully made from the finest spring and winter wheat—makes bread and rolls and pastry that are delicious. Reg. price, $5 bbl.; $1.60 quarter bbl. $4.75 Bbi. $1.30 Qr. Bbl. Old Belma Whisky, 3 Gal., goc. Qt. Excellent for medicinal purposes and recommended by all the prom!- ment physiclaus in this city—abse- lutely pure. Pure Vt. Maple Sugar, 1 and oricks, per Ib Large Size Pineapple Cheese. ‘Small Size Pinespple Cheese. Full Cream Cheese, per Ib Ae. 80 oz. bottles Vlives, finest quality .97e. 30 os. bottles Olives, first quality. 20 oz. bottles Selected Olives....4Se. 5 packages Quaker Oats... ASe. 2 pkgs. Pettijobn’s Breakfast Food.20c. Canton Preserved Ginger,lange pots.@5e. Canton Preserved Ginger, medium.4Se. Bb. Bucket Cottolene.. 12 cans Sbriver's Sugar Comm. 3 Lbs. Best Elgin Creamery Butter, goc. Finest N. Y. Burbank Potatoes, 7oc. Bu. Fokien”’ Tea, sec. Lb. You will find this Tea just as good as any 80c. Tea you ever used. Me. We control its sale, bence have 5 cans French Peas... made its price very low. 6 cans Extra Heavy Syrup Peaches,9ie. ‘7 cans Heavy Syrup Peaches. Mushrooms, per can... Hannisville Pure Rye Whisky, $4.50 gal. 6 years old. @ cans Shriver's Early June Peas. .68c. 8 cans Eagle Brand Cond. Milk.48e. 8 packages Chalmers’ Gelatine....30c. 8 packages Corn Starch. Pleasant Valley Sweet Catawba Wine, 75¢.Gal. 2 packages Pearl Tapiocs. N. A. POOLE, $1209 F Street N. W.: = a = ES ity for $1.65, = Geo. W. Rich, gig F St. ‘The People’s Favorite Pedal Studio, CONNELLSVILLE CR h in tue estimation f town—the by the moderate 40 bushels at $4 cite. equals a ton of auth Pa. Coke Co., 615 7th St. mhls J. T. WALKER SONS, 201 10TH ST. N.W., Building Papers, Moth-proof Goods, Fire Brick, Clay and ‘iile Asbestos, Flue Lining, Pulp Slate, ee. apl4 The Warren Shoe House, | PREG TT ey eee in See ET hee Hoover & Snider's Discount Sale Ends * SATURDAY, Mar. 17. Last Chance =-to buy high-class custom shoes at prices you usually pay for the common sorts. : We have received a number of advance styles in new spring shoes, and as we have advertised - that every shoe in the store was sedueed we + shall even include them. 1,000 Prs.Ladies’|Children’s Fine Oxfords Fine Shoes. ' | —all band sewed, as we don’t sell Children’s “Russet” and Black the machine sewed, because they Button Shoes. Sizes 8 to 10% will not hold their shape, Latest From $1.75 to $1.50. ( shape “razor toe," “opera toe,” — common-seuse toe, &c Patent 11 to 2, : From $2.50 to $2. Ten’s Shoes. 1 miscellaneous lot of Men's Fine Button Shoes, tm odd wines” vig: The $5 Shoes for $3. The $6 Shoes for $3.50. SS e # Aki F ' $3.00 Oxfords, $2.50. $3.50 Oxfords, $3.00. ll it 400 pairs Ladies’ Fine Dongola Button Shoes, opera toe, patent tip, and common-sense toe, a From $3 to $2.15 Ladies’ Latest Style ‘‘Razor-toc’* Button Boots, with the large but- Men's Shoes. ae From $5 50 to $4.50. / From $4 to $3.25. Men's Fine Bazor-toe ““Wing-tip” Bichiemenietie' ean: From $6 to $4.75. | | Men’s Razor-toe Patent Leathers, Button, $7 to $5.75, © Lace, $7 to $6. 75 Which were $5, $5.50 and $6. Choice $4 Pr. Hoover & Snyder, 1217 PA. AVE.