Evening Star Newspaper, November 20, 1894, Page 7

THE EVENING STAR, TUESDAY, ata 2, 1894-TWELVE PAGES. 7 ome persons Tidies, and So Forth, |THE WORLD OF SOCIETY| were missing trom their homes last night At 10 o'clock, after a diligent search, only three names of missing men could be —At— Serre ors learned. They are: PER RY 1S The Chinese Minister Will Dine the Secre- | woriing ik'tte mucermam ,who, had, Deon e For Three Dollars ——-— There are no shoes in town like our $3 —— “WEAR WELL." ‘They're shoes that can ——— always be relied on. The manner of their ——— making is faultless—the goods they're August Thome and his son Fred. The two latter are Belgians, and had been working only three weeks. The other two miners were Italians. Miss Arledge and Mr. Snyder WAIL Be | ming ge by ‘humnce {hat the men at the tary of State Tonight. ——— made of-of excelJent quality—and their S styles almost unlizuited. Wit hoes, Wai $3 hoes, ——— Made of viet glazed kid and dull dongola, ———— In needle, razor, Piccadilly, Parts, Phila- delphia and square toes—tipped and plain, lace, button and cloth top button. Also use styles. patent leather tip. Your cholee of any style tor §3. ~ EDMONSTON, POPULAR SHOE STORE, 1334 F St. OFFICE OF yas. L. BARBOUR & SON, Wholesale Grocers And Importers Avd Caterers to Hotels, 614-616 Pa. ave. nw. added another new shoe to — the list—a cloth-top razor toe shor with ‘think our goods || TOO FINE to be | CHEAP—which is A | VERY GREAT MIS- TAKE, as any one may see by am ex- amination of ow stock. A lady called at our store and stated that she de- sired to purchase | and lay by for the Holidays fifteen presents, and that she had but $20 to ] i OPENING. JOHNSTON'S, 729 Seventh Street. WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY. nowadays. The march of the times. A generation ago and TIDIES— LAUNDRY ~BAGS-SHOB BAGS—COL- LAR and CUFF BAGS, and all such things were of home manufacture. The stores didn’t keep them. They were not made for the market. Folks would have “pook- poohed’’ the idea, Now they are not worth = provides everything spending your time on, You can buy bet- ter than you will take the trouble to make— at less cost, too—and have the privilege of an immense variety of patterns to choose from. All we have got to say for ours is that you will find them thoroughly original in their effects—murked contrasts to most of- ferings elsewhere—and at prices a little lower than have ever been quoted. We just add a word or two about EM- BROTDERIES—calling attention to a half Marricd Tomorrow Night at First Baptist Charch—Personal. Attorney General and Mrs. Olney enter- tained at dinner last night Solicitor Gen- eral and Mrs. Maxwell, Associate Justice and Mrs. Brewer, Associate Justice and Mrs. Brown, Secretary of Agriculture Mor- ton and Mrs. Minot. The table was taste- fully ornamented with La France roses. The Chinese minister and Mrs. Yang Yu will give a dinner tonight in honor of the Secretary of State and Mrs. Gresham. The guests invited to meet them include those by whom the minister and his wife have already been entertained at dinner, and with whom they have the closest ac- quaintance here, so that this dinner, while it is the first given by them since coming here, will be rather a gathering of their friends than a formal dinner party. The extent of the hospitalities which Minister Yang Yu contemplated when coming here is best evidenced by tne erection during the past summer of a ball room addition to the legation, which is now about com- pletei. The chances are, however, that it will not be used for that purpose this sea- is difficult to trace them. ———_+e--—__ Medical Talks to Young Men. At the Western Presbyterian Church last evening Dr. J, Thomas Kelley delivored another of the practical medical discourses to an audience of young men, for the bene- fit of whom these talks are solely intended. The series, which was recently inaugurated under the auspices of the Brotherhood of St. Andrew and Philip of the church, Is proving very popular and will be continued. — New England Dinner. The annual New England dinner and oyster lunch under the auspices of the ladies of Hamline M. EB. Church will be given on Thursday and Friday, at 516 9th street northwest. The reputation gained by the ladies of this church for serving all the good things connected with a gen- uine old-fashioned New England dinner will no doubt be fully sustained this year. —— a DIED. BUTLER Entered, od ret November 19, 1804, at 8:30 Apne’ the eldest Gaughter of Win. 11. und’ Mary utler, aged fteen Years, seven mouths abd five. day. Notice of ‘aneral’ hereatver, “(Boston "and "Tiaats- re papers please copy.) spend for that pur- e's S 7 Bence’ ae. beloved dozen types of trimming that you are most Saeed “tate aie ae tTuesday, 20th Nov., ’94.3 Beautiful ‘Pure Food | Bulletin DAY, Tc AY SUC! HOLD Bat Seth ‘SS ScraTs Orn E son, which is to Le greatly regretted. Mrs. 3 ¥ a C# —. 19 by Py 0 ok pose. We supplied SOUVENIR CARD = aiid) ites tose ot ow. als ao fn othe indent, Spi. | Pit gom: Mae Saas, SM radkty, a Good, profitable reading from beginning matic corps. She is most punctilious in noon. (Baltimore a pi wid PACKAGE FINE CANDY given ms Mang and returning het lly and not | Sy) ad ae, Fk dE] ee to our customers. ‘di Tidies. Chat chewalls 6 the main Ging soom | “he oy anes ceived by appointment. The furnishings (ooo Vaipia), aged "eight pa a 5 nearl, ed with Chi A place is vacant in home GREAT REDUCTIONS — pnipcear igs le RENAISSANCE LACE—CENTER PIECES Gen. and Mrs. Moore are going away in S ; : and TIDIES in a score of patterns—$1.50, Punecal at 3 o clock Tharstey, Movember 28, trem them without any difficulty. They — were as follows: : FOR LADIES. of the legation are quite like those in any Sterling Silver Belt Buckle Mounted Card Case. HIGHEST STANDARD OF EXCELLENCE. Button Hook. ‘a t ‘a sueaah. 1 oS = pe Poo ” Book Mark. a day or two to re several weel the parents’ 'N sireet southwest. White Label Soups— a ee $1.75 anid $2 cach, during which time their house at 903 10th relatives respectfully invited to an, Mesto eae ie qpltty ont flavor, ” ‘Mounted Emery ° ° RENAISSANCE LACE TIDIES—12 inches street will be completely overhauled and attend. - and 6 prepa i square—T5e. and $1 each. renovated from cellar to roof, for fear of | wexRy, on 2 st Baa ETT cane oft Sane In prices for the occasion. Mecamiatte "itch porrams_twn | Su "pleeals station” roaeinte nr | MERE. <n tna, rant 38 Set ak COTTOLENE, erling Silver Val oad Sais sek en sles 0 anh Oo ee In fact, since the case of smallpox was abit, S'ds cmcraues pie t nae i on Ate One a ae Biige., 50c. and Te. each. discovered there, all the usual disinfectants | Funeral wih take place from his late residence, wholesome, amd better than lard’ or but- Calendar : have been employed and all the furniture, ‘816 M street northwest, Wednesday, November Mounted Eraser. M'nt'd Must ” Pen Holder. ed " Cigar Cutter, GOLD SCARF PIN terine. We are headquarters. Columbia Macaroni —-delicate—purest—Lest. ?Quaker Oats = < IRISH POINT LACE TIDIES—9 inches " 21, at 10 o'clock a.m. Friends invited. (Ni Electric i ht Flour a mr ie bbl peace dic ane WC ane etc., in the rooms of the servants has York and Hichmond papers please copy.) -*" Li ° IRISH POINT LACE TIDIES—12 inches been removed and will, not again be re- ‘ turned to the house. So now everything | JENKINS. On Monday, | November 10 1804, at Lily Minnesota Flour eee aoe $4 BBE eee Se ee else will receive ai generous system of dis: | ) (11:90 pia, Mra. JULIA Remains Will be taken to West Vieginks bt square—30c., 50e. and 71 — ear from residence of ber damghe 1304 R street, the aid an os ean: _— : ’ get eet tir a nop decorated curing the atsence wl | {EP ims Butler tSnider’s Tomato Soup m« |3 Largest Rumford’s Y. Powder = 25c.| ms,ret mre argu ale Geter aaa | ye aw amy uses consron fand Catsu The articlesselect- | k k Oat TRISH POINT LACE SCARFY-16x02— | the World duting the petlod of quarantine, | infant soo of James C. and’ Elis Snes bros ¢ wag bathe A ed were of the latest | |3 DCkgs. Quaker Oats = = = = 25€.| amna. Bee ence acter eae beat ‘Shapieigh’s “Victor” & ¢Sterling Coffees aromatic and delictous—if you're dis- aatisiied with your present brand, order Kiapieigh's Sterling Mocka and Java or “Delnonteo Blend.” Beardsley’s _ ‘Shredded Codfish qteady tor the table te 15 minutes, No soaking. No botling. No odors. “Eli Pettijohn’s Best” Is California prepared Wheat. Gives health and strength. slest digested prepara- tlon of wheat known. Huckin’s Soups Were awarded first prize at the world’s fair for parity. Kingan’s Fine Hams, Breakfast Bacon and English Cured Shoulders, Mild cured and delictously flavored. designs—pure ster= i} i} | | | i] tI My a? 19, 1894, at 6 in 9 1d 300. each. 1 their house has been thoroughly go ae Clara pckgs. Pettijohin’s Food == = 25.) “i2ici*rousss wan sam [Stat tiny Hane tae eee Sonesta eee | ey Bae ios, oer li il fuland Be. and The. cach. Gus expressions of their fciendls’ concern. ng silver, useful an I S Sia at pretty—just such as 7 vory oap 22 3 Se oe ee aes 156, set $1 each, notes from their acquaintances, whose | Deas, November 21, at 2 o'clock. thoughtful sywpathy they greatly appre- | PLEASAATS. On Suz one with the best h i rT $f Gearles B. Pleasants, and onl situation they are unavle to personally ac: x Ss, a iy dat 5 by . For th ft M. 'V. Rosie, allyselect,andwhich ||7 Star Soap = = = = = = 25C.| Linen Spachtel Centers | tps 'tcwoccr tose of theleitichds whe | A loving daughter, trasting wits, any recipient, how- || Best Mixed Tea = = = = 50¢. Ib. ping infor thelr usual visit. Her" uterings tow are. ove ESSRE tis daughter of Dr. J. M. Hines, to W. M. Se a ae would be pleased to Esha (asic SCARPS—18x72—$5 and $5.50 Fallon, a prominent young business man * possess. 2cans Baby Brand Milk =: = 25&C this morning at St. Michael's and AMAR- | paca, come oun homes” abe cried. 0 | vy > 5 ° cee gels hureh, Rev. Clarence Wyatt Bisp- ral services at the Nineteenth Street B: { y% et = me SPAC si CENTERS—20x20-$2.50, $3 at hecpaliaae: Geta tn 2 kane ouatae 2 o'clock. Friends ave iuvi andsofotherdesira- || 3% pounds Lard, loose = = 25¢. en eye ee PR «i Mrs. Fallon left f ended | CONNELLY. In loving remembrance of ROSA A. CHEAPER, which k C St h ACHTEL CENTERS—30x30-—$2.25 and morinten cone. atten” hick nay wil. re- CONNELLY, who ‘died arepee Sn 2900. ALL are invited to | |4 Packages Corn Stare = = 25¢. In Memoriam. APPLIQUE TIDIES—9 inches square—25e, removed, prefer to keep it up themselves ‘of her aunt, Mra. APPLIQUE ‘TIDIES-20 inches square— . | They Rave received hundreds of letters and Funchal services at Iysel ~ Maegan! oF 3 i ‘ qT Borax Soap = = = = = = 25¢c. " Sans ciate, but owing to the exigencies of the 1804, STELLA ets a elon wit taste wou natur= | have no fear of infection have been drop- Has gone from us this and Scarfs. eeings new are aver factldlous ‘The marriage of Miss Jennie C. Mines, mined et ’ ai Java and Mocha Coffee 30C. Ib. of Dutham, N. C., was quietly solemnized bat yy ge a “EPAC =— SCARES— 18x54- $4, $4.50 eg We have thous- rch, Wednesday gy ter tanner aa © CENTERS-24x24 $3 and roses. Immediately after the ceremony le presents, EVEN / | Best Balt. Sug. Cured Shoulders = 8c. ib. iF =, te: not forgott $4 each, turn to Durham, their future home. . SPACHTEL CENT ~B3x33—$4.50 es we tomorrow evening, at 8 EL CEN 4.5 . x33—$4.50 each. At the wedding e. RIGHTER. In memoriam of my busband, GEORGE - s - e ae Stee o'clock, of Miss Emily Mae Arledge of this | SU 8G uti we : Anker’s Celebrated examine. It implies Wilbur S Cocoa, can = = = = 20C. elty and Mr. Warren ¥yle Snyder of Okla- a On, at et oe oma City, at the First tist Church, 0, a Bouillon Capsules. no obligation to pur- Laundry and Shoe Bags | Mintsrek, Beecnries A ukely omer: ay ian Put one capsule in a cup—fill with bot h: ating, the bride will be attended by Miss oe ce ae Uae Gece cnase. Star Sop, 7 bars...... --25e. Sige Arledge as maid of honor and Missex Sny- —_ Bro fam) 8 he = a : : der and Mellye as bridestcaids, Mr, Andrew {bate “ka “obtainable. GALT & BROTHER, nee ae WHITE DUOK LAUX nage—= |S" Gromnes best was: and’ MEsea Maaneoe Gail Borden’s THTTE Deck COLLAR Gude sure | €,,8a¥der and Sherman Fowler as grooms- rg a men, and Messrs. Wm. Mankin, Jas. Hud- Peerless Cream me Jewellers & Silversmiths | 2 BAGS stamped ami plain 2. each son, George Mankin, H. Stanley Heinrichs, Makes rich tea i eS BROWN LINEN LAUNDRY BAGS, bound Charles Shaart ard George Warfield will be The Original Pettijohn’ st|/| t07 Penna. Avenue. ; ; All other Soups in stork. with Red braid—stamped and plain—i0c. | ushers. it — sr rat eer Miss Frances G. French, who has been Breakfast Gem, mins Oclsar: Large Lump Stareh, 6 for. 2c. BROWN LINEN SHOE BAGS, boun! with seriously ill for three weeks past, is now to many other similar foods. s Elastic (fat iron) Starch. “106. Te aves = a pockets—I2tge, convalescent. eg M. — who =. a s 5 Four pockets- each. ddenly recalled from Atlantic Cit; iy Imperial Baking Powde! Ground Sars BROWN LINEN COLLAR and CUFF iias Siena illness, is at 152 A uae ls tee on this ftmece purl, Powder —— bound with Red braid and stamped northeast for tthe winter. or « 2c. each. tartar—not a particle of alum, Waiter Baker & Co.’s casa aun meee Cotes ew Mrs. Mark Blum and Mrs, William M. Old Gov't Java Coffee. Sema Frank left last Friday for a few weeks ammonia or any adulteration—in Breakfast Cocoa, Best Mocha ‘Coffee. ta qolied), © fee... eg Visit to New York and Brooklyn. Col. and Mrs. Marcus P. Miller have is- sued cards for the marriage of their daughter, Miss Mary Appleton Miller, to Lieut. Colden L. H. Ruggles on the 28th instant, at 2 o'clock, at Fort Hamilton, N. Y. The groom-elect is a son of Gen. and Mrs. Ruggles. Miss Hettie Behrend of Philadelphia is eae the guest of Mrs. Amnon Behrend on H street northwest, where she will be pleased to see her friends. Pillow Shams. . The marriage of Miss Allie Winefred —— Yates to Mr. Samuel Ellis took place at Bureau Sets. 22x50 SWISS and LAWN BUREAU SETS of 4 pieces—plain, ruffled, hemstitehed and embroidered cdges—$1.50 to $4 a set, No. 1 Chocolate and German Sweet Chocolate —the standard for purity my! Bi manigonee Pee & OF THESE CAN BE OBTAINED THE PURE 00D EX- POSITIO: CONVENTION HALL. C7 These goods cost uo more as a rule than brands vastly inferior. If your grocer {handle them, drop us a postal. We'll eo that you are euppted. Jas. L. Barbour tijohn Food. r Cleveland’s Baking Powder. Ove reason why Cleveland's is the best that money can buy. Cleveland Baking Powder Co., New York. Made and Laid | #**: =": COCOA AND CHOCOLATE. Free‘of Cost! |se-.c: Baker's Cocoa. NO CHARGE FOR WASTE IN MATCH-| pondon Cocoa ING FIGURES. WE WANT THIS SI Cocoatheta TENC TO RING IN THE EARS OF EVERY HOUSEKEEPER. SO FAR AS WE KNOW, THIS OFFER HAS NEVER BEEN MET BY ANY OTHER FURNITURE OR y Grits, Homing (eoarst p 4 for 10. Baby Brand, 2 for caRPEr IN AMERICA. WE WILL | pacte sa; domeastebete i the Immaculate Conception Church yester- Eagle Brand 8, dozen (cholic 4 : . i P yestel ra MATCH THE QUALITY, STYLE AND | Giimpion Brand, Gieking “Bate. = Pa mein gaa cate cae day, Rev. Father Ryan officiating. The PRICE OFFERED BY ANY CASH FURNI- Brand, 3 Butterine, ? f % a bridesmaid was Miss Yates, sister to the & on, Pane Car aa ceaunatance Brand, ttertne, 3 pou SHAMS-from $1 to $4 a pair. brids, and the best man, Mr. G. Fred Iscl, | *COOOOOOOOOoOOOOSOOHES Wholesale Grocers and Importers, and Deal- 4 YOU CAN ee Owing to the serious illness of the bride's mother the ceremony was very quietly per- a ae ee . ° formed, only the immediate members of B i Colored Embroideries, | ti<"tanites’or the contacting verte ve: | Bargains in Jet ing present, Mr. and Mrs. Ellis departed See ‘or the north, and will be at home to their An d P I é friends, after December 1. at at 12 atm | MAMI ear! Goods. NAVY BLUE and RED GROUNDS, em- street southwest. 3 Jet Bon, Jackets that Droflered in White—sultable for trimming On Wednesday evening last the hall of we want to clear out. $10 °$. 2 Indigo Prints and Turkey Red Callcos—10e. National Rifles’ Armory was filled by the y= goods, nse 4. 5 : - | many friends cf the Sycamore Club, on the Ps mag TE GROUNDS with Navy Blue, Car- "| oceasion ef the second annual ball’ of that |? ——— 3icket Were Gia! chs - $5. 50 1 and Light Blue embroidered edges— popular organization, Representatives of 4 Se. and 10c, # yard. the Belmont, Hedera, Stephanotis and 9 TRIMMING Georgetown ‘Cycle Clubs were present in large numbers. e following gentlemen ably managed the affair: J. B, Carroll, M. 629 RLEVENTH STREET ¥.W, ers in Fine Wines, Liquors and Cigars, aud Caterers to Hotels. 614-616 Pa. Ave. N.W. Spetedetedenteinntntettetne "Who Will the ; Lucky One be? In every bag of CELE. y Corn, 2 for t Corn, 3 for : ted Cream #/Take Your Time = |Exc"uitsik:: Paying cee Bill! ¥ A NOPE—NOR | Best Granulated Sugar, Best A Sugar. Ie, ST—JUST OF SAY THAT YOU wu Mackerel, 8 for 25, FLOUR there is a coupon— Labrador Herring, » 8 for 25 . Fy H 3 “ LN, > rte a ‘of 100 Cauved String Beaus, 3 f0 W. Stouffer, E. W. Smith, J, T. Ellett, a, | <=> ew weiten alice. (on ame ee SID GAR: amir pGie ure ma | ee aie ec eel tuted String. Beau, for aw. | White Embroideries. | w- store. w: smithy 4. ite, a: | ART PANEL YARD. Codfish (boneless), 6 pi ace FRUITS AND V ETABL *. E. T. Dern. t ‘The per- css se ne SIRUE SSES, er ee . a * N hi t Dre adi as cae: ae Gee ee RELIABLE INGRAIN CARPET, 350. PER} 0 SUM N. ¥. Burbank Potatoes, bushel. Enh eh The twelfth birthday of Miss Maude V. otnin oO Urea apons on, Dec. 23, 1804, will be aa ee ce eee White Wine Vinegar, Apples, peck Agortangtilt ie . Watkins was celebrated last evening by a ha es Sek Ca on ea coupons o J MADE AND > FREE OF COST. te Fine Onions, pec to a yal Serie e ex! eth. e me preseated with a TEN-DOLLAR Sirup, per gallon ine Onions, peck. . Sole ) no EDGE-80c. to $1 8 very enjoyable gathering of her little friends at the residence of her brother, Dr. —— We we prevents even the slightest jad Dressing, % pints. Durkee's Salad Dressing, °%g ‘pints. Vlive 0 bor in this city. Take this one fact nd it will be enough our assertion: DER A WRECK. Princely” Seal Gacketm, latest cut. Also full, live of Persian Lamb Coats and Capes. “The handsomest Hine of Opera Men- Potted Ham, large, 2 for ani ‘one-pound | Perry’s, oni ive Miners Killed and Others Injured | One Hour Bargains! GoLD PI Golden waTEFORS yard. Victor E. Watkins, 1510 16th street north- |(| ———— Palm. No harmful anaesthetic ad- ‘Gs, $ Molasses, Evaporated Apple CAMBRIC INSERTINGS—10c. to 37%c. @ west. The dining room and table were ——— _mfnistered and consequently the ope- | erea FBATING AND © G STOVES—ALL | Baking Molasses. yard. artistically decorated with green and white. |? ———— ration ts not dangerous. The most SIZES STANDARD MAKES. Mustard, gallon. Evaporated Pears, NARROW cammue and = NAINSOOK The center cf the table was graced by | ——— skiliful dentists and advanced meth- YOURS FOR A PROMISE TO PAY. Maple Sirup, at. cans. Evaporated Apricots, &e., 2 Ibs. EDGES—5 to maiden-hair fern and @ large jar of hand- | 4 ——— ods render the work faultless. EX- SHOE BLACKE ue FSU cok Wits -AAINBOOK Ge some white chrysanthemums, and one end | ( ——— TRACTING, WITHOUT PAIN, 50 our ae Er BOX. NEW HOLIDAY GOODS. ibe aeralnoece. by tho birthday cake, in whioh were piac- |) ——— rn SSER'TLN! vi it 5 = **** Is pronounced by competent 5 > Mason's, small gang eee: 3 Ibs. Keira ‘AINSOOK INSER'TINGS—10c. to 45c. @ eae henna te 2 ee ae Evans Dental Parlor a = +4 jwizes everywhere, THE BEST Mason's, baie . The & ighleg ae Gow; MEDIUM and WIDE NAIN. ed into the dining room, headed by Miss 'S% eee? PLOU N THE WORLD. It's sta wad - NAL + a sage = rity Mande and Mester Claude Edmonds. ter . _ eecpepe tegen = PUR’ < large. Macaroni, 3 pounds. SOOK and CAMBRIC BEADINGS—10c. to patresnenth ware Served isnamen ane Seon 1(it senna A Tn. 1120-244 ++ FOOD EXPOSITION, where the MAMMoOornH Shoe Polish. Macaroni, imported, Boe. a yard, WES ing were indulged in by the little ones un- x |= ee ee pabtt: ty invited to call and STO" Mecegunar Pes og MBRIC and NAINSOOK ALL OVER ul tke time for departure arrived. Miss 1 re ti |2. ccee sample light, dainty biscuits CREDIT HOUSE suuin 6 we Saxo, 3 for 25. DERIES—The., STH. $1, $1.25, Mabel Wollard presided at the plano, and ueen y reations |= eee made of THIS CELEBRATED 7 Enameline, la Taptoca, 8 for $1.50, $2.25 and $2.50 a yard. charmod the little ones with her bright ne- lz $ mate $19-821-823 Tth Street Northwest, = #4 ¥ lections. Miss Maude was the recipient of In a2? ae eases Seis Between H and I streets, 020-844 | Juwel Polish, 6 for SLATINE AND JELLY. cca tachi a number of kind remembrances, and of . eee peek: Soe : aie Chalner’s Gelatine.. the good wishes of her friends. Among Fashionable Furs. |Z coee Soe ee Sete hee American Gelatine, 3 for 2 Don't forget the store’s poliey—NO MAT. those present were the Misses Helen Dent, . S see we'll see that you are supplte ches, doz. : : : 2 obs Hilda Tyssowski, Ethel Voorhees, Alice Brink selling and a rapidly movi | pelstnes ( om mon Bed Seat TER HOW TRIVLING THH PURCHASE— Hoffman, Ethel Launt, Alice. Whynne, | 000000 stock have Casio ar) the F Liberty Ly If IS MADE WITH THE UNDERSTAND- Fannie Hamlin, Bessie Boyd, Helen Lamb, | 9 0 0 0 0 0 season's latest fur jest as soca "Wash. Flour & Feed Co., = c : Qona Scanlan, Mabel Wollard and Maude | 099009 @% they sere cute d Feed Dealers s 3 pera G Payee ING THAT IT SHALL BE PERFECTLY Watkins; Masters Harold Voorhees, Claude | 939089 tui gwen’ Bet nd hak seacaclaburecy oe Watts ellow Q oe oe and Don Edmonds, Le Roy and Leon Wer- eautifal Wool Seal Capes, trimmed ad , Pearl Grits and Hominy ense PICKLE SATISFACTORY TO YOU. tenbaker, John and De Forrest Wollara, |2°°93° Siow nae gg toy yp yey t. VA. AVE. AS ST. S.W. ekies, Yy-vint wets sae rs and Mrs. J. L. Voorhees, Mrs. K. B. Wood, | 0 0 0 0 0 © popilar capes of the season. = a Pickles, pl ioe Mrs. Cora Miller, Mrs. S. A. Watkins and|000000 Superb Astrukhan Capes, latest Will coavince you that we can sell sail od —_ Dr. Victor B. Watkins. 3 38e3 tere mim Dak Mik Sable Ca FURS for less money th » 3 for . 000000. Rare Extra je Capes, nese Suk the at ee ecg 000000 beautifully mark 000000 000000 000000 000000 090000 e the only whol sale ml i ‘ WEDNESDAY MonsiNG FROM 9 70% 1} AW 6 Wa ifacturin Cas © toad Ninth And The Avenue. Yeaterday Afternoon. tag show othe Ameroan 3 nore | ar g Simon, tall cans, 15¢ & Perrin's A loaded coal train of sixteen cars was : m § i | Furriers Sue re ante nah Fetablished 1840. Telephone 995. wrecked yesterday afternoon near Larimer ime € Ba Circular : | rn Ss pa ae La P BAKING POWDER. Station, on the Pennsylvania railroad, in PEPPLPO LLL PIPPI OPE PDD AVE. 20-350 : POM One ¥ western Pennsylvania, and five miners are 3 Lselllow Ou: work rooms are on the premises bi reason that we can sell with only ONB Brook Trout, 3 for J. B. Baking Powder, ', Ib., 6 for. ER SONS, 20s 10TH ST, eae Astrachan ee a ae matinee, $ Eanwa tolnliye beets led! 2 deg Pi ir tga aus Cay at | « others must charge two? We cured J. B. Baking Powder, 3 wiiers ‘The train was coming from the new zt pranks, Tie, Coments two 4 _, Capes, Fi carry a complete Ine of Fur Coats, Royal Bi % Larimer mines of the Westmoreland Coal | —™ as = a : Capes and N of this tra Pp ° t St bl (Steiifasay: “aistl cust ware titmee akties oe ers | 7 Royal Bak! Powder, ° F| goi i ng—l04 sweep, reptir, dye and alt os aa Bekine Powder, $ riva € a es from work. One of the cars broke away ‘Butter Find it more satisfactory and and was wrecked on a bridge which forms economical to board their horses part of the siding that connects the mine here. We save all annoyance and 2 wh <i, with the main line. The bridge was torn | § Cee shiny Ps ir eeciens away like paper, and the sixteen loaded | Served to Your Home, cars went to the deep gulch below. FI Oa txt ens oe eek tilation and pa e y t hand. “MATO! 7 Call, write, or tel. 565 for buried under the debris. CTT EH * Brakeman Cai who was on the rear and attention to ma teams. ( When the train went into the gulch it * save marketing in disagreeable weath- and feed are charact terms, ‘The conductor, engineer and fireman — a zg. Teeateaty of the train, says there were five or six veland Baking Powde Powd and our workmen the most skilled to be periga- old everyy + i, | M. Svarcz & Co., |e tment of Coats, | MANUFACTURING FURRIERS, e from | eat 409 Seventh St. N.W. mas than ¢ AT 228-230 NORTH EUTAW ST., BAL S.s Saks, 1227 G St. | aos ion Cleveland Bak richest, most from eo fa Jersey cream. lness, comfort, carried the miners with It, and they were osides, thts plan Ineurey FRESH establishment, DOWNEY’S saved themselves by jumping in time. Jounston'’s Sm. SPDPPOOPOS OOS SS wend, gr ite, oF telephone. gen =F = Lily on's Lg. «H 1 f H miners on board, and it 1s certain that ‘Wr oe 1288. eee See e, Oe ee ee ee oT Wate cia ATER SHON rth ‘anita, otel for Orses, five men have been killed, as this num- 'D. Via. steten, eens : n20-40%0 a Soaps L-sth Johnston's Tg. Vanilla, 3 16229628 L STREET N.W. 1020- ber are known to have left the mine just | F ‘TER M'K’T. 75 WESTERN M’K'T. a : sqestinsd oak rateidn mek. Mid” {sam . 3 for Be PIR oe Pe doeeh eoe$ | before the train started. ‘The same number | ! ‘sctbiameatiantia Johnston's Ex.