Evening Star Newspaper, November 30, 1896, Page 6

6 eensee: BOSS SOSS OH O9GO96 THE EVENING STAR, “MONDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1896—14 PAGES. Z UPLIFTING THE INDIANS » a — ae is “hanging heavy with the ripest | nov- = elti ; F : @ Another Installment gif 2 & ett bere wy to recommend them BAUM S 3) som coven tts Womn Yao Indian Association. * : Of Furniture Specials. = thropical Undertakings. < 9 . ls — ties ees 's cline we want Rs eee Jour: lo is housefurnishing needs here during the next few days. We | i} 7 are making it to your advantage to do so by offering ——2 TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY: tional “Indian facasabea ein hee naanae | such price inducements that it would be willful extrava- gance to overlook. Every line of goods in our immense establishment is complete with the best and latest skill can fashion. each line has i S$ representative values for this week’s spe- And quality store. @O9GO9SS SSE 99S 9O9CS9S 9900000000066 We haven’t been sorry for an instant that we spread out and included these big store rooms to the right, of the Perry Building. You have spoken your appreciation of the bettered service in word and action. Quality will tell—and this is a 4AT- 416 Seventh St. SPECIAL Qo The Program of Work Laid Out 1: volves Many fmportant Phil: Calvary Baptist Church, New York, 57th street between Gth and 7th avenues, Rev. R. 8. MacArthur, pastor, December 9 and 10. The delegates from the Washington Aux- itiary are Mrs. Colonel Brackett and Mrs. Just in the nick of time. Last Friday we purchased letototrtottotototet MINUTE U The weck that housekeep- as have been waiting for is - HERE!—the greatest bar- gain week of the whole year. We are ready to DIS- * ” ‘| eS BS Ps ‘s) See e ee eeseeesseees invocation, Rev. S 22-inch Pompadour Striped Taffetas, Dr. MacArthur; Seriptur $4.50 to $72. e 2 5 Sand Wi lesson, Rev. Dr. William Justin Harsha: ith -Canelle stripes in contrasting 2 to 22inech Black and White Chif- . larsha: seled Rutflings prayer, Rev. Dr. James M. King: ¥ Sapnikel ‘ shades —rich combinations. Worth \ fon Piaitings—and Jeweled Rufflings in solo, Mr. Judson Bushnelly 7g Expectelly large variety and strong val- $1.50— all widths. Excellent values, ues from $10 to $20. sirable All the most embraced in th of “Our Gospel Duty MacArthur; adan for Indians, to Indians,” pvelties are bsive : Craighead. There will b s € cial sale. Regular prices have been altered in this man- from-a traveler of a well known aneusea caliserecinraheneat siete Fe COLNE the gonad bargain ner: ‘ s, ; of an J . Another Silk Sale reputable cloak house all his $end and wher wire | Ent ga Bm ee et ee ee pa Ra ae a eet Fi ent = SN meee. ng features. ° 4 he tinn e samples. He was willing to The full prog ‘ a ede ee tie tit e © d Desk he full program is as follows: Wednes- needed—to pay the bill! Ladies’ Desks. Rare Oriental Another Chat About Velvets sacrifice them rather than to $7 ay, 10 am—Scripture reading: ‘prayer, Belg Sales, $11 Quartered Ock Desk, - = “¥ | sacred soios, Mrs. Wendell C. Phillips, New ro See, finely polished, one drawer... $6.60 Rugs Another addition to the L tock. £1 % P2Y “xpenses to take them back # | york city: welcome to the convention, Mrs. | Solid Mahogany Desk, $9.25. 9 ace S$ oy home. We have placed on Sela B: Riad York city; respon- ne, ses, ‘| a 108: t ‘ : ‘¢ sive address, Mrs. Amelia S. Quinton, Phil- we deine - ae me ang Dek. §5 25 $5, $6, $7. 50 & : pas tee SS £]% separate tables all the Jackets | adelwhia: “appointment of contutlters; $e2 aes : . = : port of the treasurer, Miss Helen R. Foote, ben $5.05 : . Si Silk ial BEADED NETS. 3 ye made of beaver, astrachan, $ | Pennsytvania: discussion of report: report | | Every Sand of Core bl $11.85 Q.75- X Sl pecials. = one $|$¥ boucle, kerseys and fancy En- $7} Of He cormapondlug secretary, Miss Eliza! made, laid and I aF SREE 2 85 J jones, New Jersey: report of the nom- | |* id and lined eS 8 We have 2,000 picces In the Orten- . ete = ¢ ¢ 4 A = age inatt 3 . Seep * eae ae | S15 Curly Bi $11.25 ta Rog culeaeeranieee aerate Another American agent of and Beaded Nets, tna glish frieze, and will sell them ¢ New York city: annual ¢ jection ‘af otteer 5 Tune charge for the two or 2! eee an unlimited choice—but say very a French Silk manufacturer Of effects—$1 to $8.50 a $ 3 at the uniform price of aper, “The Ked Man's Wilderness,” Mrs. | 2 three yards that are wasted ¢| a Ss = ttle about the goods. Yet when ae One > aAT > 4 ees J. Morgan, New York city. in ” i pat E ees $10.45 fome one comes to Washington with ee te he: Sees dae DRAPERY NETS. é g Wednesday a rnoon and evening, after | eg aa! figures. : ned ‘| a collection of not more than 500 or ver e ste quali- a . a reception of del resideace | |e 0 everybody— 3} arlor Furniture. 600 he makes the papers ring with GeehtGn vo tnatereduccHeprices 48-tnch Black Tirumels Nets tn te 62° 4 | of Mrs. J.C . 7 wth strect | je whether they pay cash | 3-piece Mahogary-tinish Hs ~ $15.00 it. The designs we show are the Alli ith Pp 3 aes stripes and spots—$1 to §3. sda $ | west, from 3.30 to 5 o'clock, will be at the | |* fi pay cash or 3 wety = cholcesto’& cersemalle © sateettal All is said that need be, when yard, $ disposal of delexate ; prefer easy weekly or month- 4| th hi hat 2 nt 2 ai a ae 13 jursday, a.m. ‘votional exercises; * ‘4 ° divan ard arm clulr, be See cond ea Senne me we tell you they are worthy porch Risin piace “AUsUb Ue BS z Guaranteed and fitted. Sects eae Aicee ee eee oe payments. : fn tapestes. Worth $20...... S14 joel c€ kx Wanline tis weeseae ones of us. ee ae z city; report of the obituary’ committ . lece peaaeensiee : xouart sell at retail de New York. Takes the highest grade of eShic\ a Ee oe paper, _Notes cae aS Pr sent Transition F) . + in tapestry 33.00 ee where yeur best advantage es? value, vou know, to measure au aingnlad : Fletcher, Washington, D. C.; reports of | 2 im y s $3 a yard. 8 7 5 ton, ports of ji | Sea See samples of Capes, tailor State missions—Maine, Mrs. | ressing Table Su. up to our standard—and it is Ea 3 DES, Massact : : IZES. % lassachusetts, Miss Mary < cd in damask. Sens French Dressing Table, the 45- : so wholly unusual to find such GAUZE % made, kerseys, beavers and Bncoe ee ate ee auises com z 5 = 5 = ara enney; New Yori . Value for sass sesecneseee 5. most graceful design we ieee : worth—and such desirable ef- stein White, Greats, Wack, Tilae, z plushes, some Double Capes i Mrs. Albert 8. Bickmore: Brooklyn, 3 MAMMOTH CREDIT HOUSE. < ogany ‘Par- ver shown, splendidly con- f . & fais, Blue, Nile and Pink Chiffonette— 5 WG Wan Whectine- New Sse. Sire. Cc + SIT-SIY-SZ1423 Seventh st x : ects. : . Van Iderstine; New Jers rs. Street .w., Werth S51 <0 structed and “nied, “ha Be eee a bareain counter eve yard among them, handsomely trim- $1] Hine: California, Miss E. W. Jones: Flor. | |*\_no30-s4d__ tet ana Tate s a Be Beclcuee anaes my i at you will eagerly snatch 45-inch Plain Chiffons- Black, White, med with braid and beads. é Se eee Bata Das anre aiereeon arte = a and : ll teenie ports: social hour and lunch. aaneee PES! Double the price would not @ hem up. prea and the evening shades = | “| Thursday afternoon—Sacred solo, Mrs. Corner Chair, in $11.00 be an exorbitant valvation. In $11 @ Pointelle and Canelle Yad pac QO Douglas H. Stewart, New York city; paper, n $ = Indiana quarter-sawed oak... 45 n groands—daylight and 45 and .48-inch Plain Figured and 4 “Present Condition of New York State In- finish ‘shie, « wal, ia as Helier ae SEZOS S night-light tints. Worth -- = Striped Gauzes—45e. to $3.50 a yard. PaaS or 3 dizns,” Miss M. C. Haines, New York; re- in damas! s ahogany.. ‘ : = port of the young people’s department, 2) $9.80 Bed R Chai | 2Qb.tnch Embroidered Chitens—Black, — & |B 4 Pere | E. Ives, Connecticut; report of : com Chair, 59c. > |3 FOC. ¥. nat rol ' se $F Miss “Mt Ives, Connecticut: rep ¢ and colors 0 $10 a yard. home building, Mrs. E. P. Gould, Pennsyl- fr, $2.1 sth ° yard. ep amt levlertf2) s > Ski $ | vania:' re : Goid Chair, § 15° Pies gpa ar ay bea ®@ Sateen y inch — Chiffo Brilliante—White, Ladies Skirts. $ Mis a eee SOE McaeEeE ne sh ace oak eae: ue Galen oe @]% 22-inch Canelle Striped Taffetas in Pink, Blue, Nile, Lilac, Mais 4 a report on temperance appeals, Mrs. H. J. . size of the ordinary another Instance where a 1 se 3 Ctel and White, Rose and White, Lilac and Black—nmong the latest snd the 1 Made of novelty dress goods, % | Bailey, Maine; new business and quest! Cie da aelahse wae te purchase and White and Nile and Pink. Worth best creations—7he. a yard. £8 Black. ae ‘d_ brilliant: of delegates; report of committee on resolu- tes, and we might say Fe weal te = ack mohair and _brilliantine, tions; discussion of resolutions; adjourn- as good. The equal of a a ridiculously small price. Se! na 27-inch Plaited Chiffontttes—White, ae a Z| ment. ° 9 D chair ever sold. For only 2.15 | Geoere 59°. Black, Pink, Bue, Mais, Cream and B/E boucle and cloth. Worth as {| "“Foliowing the close of the convention and Ladies Coats beatae 2 I. oo 2 Cerise-$1.25 a yard. Siz high as $5. comirencing at 8 o'clock there will be a 9 2) yard. = are 5 = ig public meeting in the same place, the full @ CHIFFON PLAITINGS. $]¢ program for which is: Organ voluntary Ss VEILINGS AND NECKWEAR: Semper $1.25 a 15 Plush Shoulder Capes, 1 ris = ‘ “Our Law Duty to Indi eed must bg the woman ® F Street, 1 Storage, All the latest novelties in < some of the latest and richest | Kirg: sacred solo, Mra. Douglas I. snot tind fast what ate wants —— Vells andsthe mate.tals for 7 p's aaa Ex z s ; an Indian address, Louis Bruce, a Ul the different fabrics and ed Corner Eleventh. 8 22d and M Sts. eae Bite: Motes Neloure-- salen well as the néwest fads for the neck. — & designs, trimmed with chin- summary of work and the out- effects are represented in a larg moired —a rich and artistic & Worth §1.50— $1.25 yard. effect. look, Dr. MacArthur. Exclusive ‘effects. Mrs. A. S. Quinton; ixbt priced. benediction, Rev. riety of styles and wide range of prices, Capes, chilla and beaver. Worth $8.50. 94 The entire proceedings of the convention will be terminated by a meeting of the ex- ecutive board of the association Friday, at a.m. SS SSSE OEOS5S ) SSOSEESO Across From Moses’ é Velvets. Most? all) the advisors on -40 Sonfen den deegenteneefonlontontont eereererres f ar a =s= eee G Li ht fashion ‘matters gave Velvet & TREASURY FINANCES. $6 to $100 as= 1¢ f unusual’ recognition this sea- $ ° like embossed” velvet. Worth ‘$1. 75 son. That brings Velvet to ee Figures Stated in the Annual Report pes is just as strong of Treasurer Morgan. “as the stock of Coats. Exhibition the front. Extracting, 50c. The annual report of the United States range is even wider—from $6 $1.50 Fara. 9 : T al Ni ht You Zcagnot afford to buy B A U M yj treasurer shows the net ordinary Sg RerMpe sou experience with den- ues ay 1g) 9 cheap Velvet. The best to be qa hues of the government during the fiscal aha She Ok ons pte % 's bus been unsatisfactory. You 221neh Faconne Moire Antiques, an hes % | year ended June 30, 18% to hav = «of proof Wlush may bare petrcnized ove who did t naiuwoine patterae inthe: wort evening had 1s just good enough. We i 416 7th St. x Si caaiaie ee to have been ; Which we are selling at $10. good work, but charggd too much. Or ec. 1S 9 shedes. Worth $2.75— have the best: Fresh assort- $ seis peony ay identical quality sold last year for possibly you went to one who didn't 2.50. charge encugh; couldn't afford good Of 2 a ment—complete with all the = Bs : cove exleoee d material, or nade bis price low as an fos yard. very latest shades. If you are wes Mieiediey | the preceding fiscal year. The report shows Bagger ae "$2.2 turrier. offset fo- lack of skill. Our assocta- D d a Fatca that during the last fiscal year there was DB le pape pe iamonds, tt: a judge of Velvet you can see é that Goring the len Racal year there war | fal ex's gna’ $2.25, UD cases. Our fees are bigh enovgh to how reliable ours is. If you rice re from customs, an increase of $3,341,102 from interral revenue sources, an increase of $2,479,622 from miscellaneous sources, and Ladies’ Suits, $io to $35. allow the best of everything at a fair profit-no bigher. Come in and let us make an estimate. Jewelry, Statuary, Ete. are not, experience will show . you that you trusted wisely in NeW YORK BURBANK —miore arrivals. = Sreseetoogeogoatoatoatontontontneseateotententeeaseasoatoetoeseeseeseeseeseesoaseasoets Soscencensers Patrless extrecting, 50c. Painless eee Ral atc rere onlmchGoseitron| a lo:s of $97,822 from the sale of public Tae eee Ailing, 75e. up. Gold crown, $5. Best The daintiest have been i > : lands, making the net increase in the re- uae sue rg tage ed teeth, $3. ¢¢2* We shall hold “open house” TUESDAY, h ill the 1 W here. San 5 faire leer eee s oe December 1, from $ to i0 p.m., for the ere till the last. We get Regular prices are low. penditures amounted to $4,015.82. T ; ag exhibition of our magnificent stock of Dia- much the best picking by ees 9 Siw ted to $4,015,452. The re- y made Remnants—of which we have some—are lower still. Port shows the total receipts from the first $50,C00,000 Ican of 1594 to have been $58,- the second loan of $50,000,000 of in the w monds, High-class Gold and Silver Novel- ties, Watches, Austrian Wace, Bric Brac and Statuai Much of the stock Dental going right straight to the Association, manufacturers ourselves. Gives sf sSeatenton patterns than the ordinary poo POPP IIL IP VDOGE GOB IIID 9 9GH 0900909 09 555 is Imported direct and 1s not to be seeu 1894 ; the loan of $62,315,400 f uits sold about town. us a chance to control the 19-inch Colored Velvets—best quality 4 5 3315, or aa elsewhere. E i s 9 4 1895 $0 and the $10,000,000 loan of 0 we show a beautlfal Box Co: ; Cor.7th & D Sts. Our friends ar the public generally are choicest patterns and richest torte stad tor Suis /ya : ioe ees matt, ont slik Sionky kt Shock sont £ cordially tuvited. No goods will be sold S 19-Inch Colored Velvets—all stroag in 54 in gold coin, and iin bat Seele tom ea « Open Sun., 10 to 12. daring the opening hours. Palins and qualities. value and proper in shades—$1.50, $2 . icates: from the a cae nag = 3 flowers will give the store a gala appear- We submit this assortment ard $2.50 a yd. $ (e t P B | crd loan, $53,651,188 in gold coin and re aceatae a« ginmgaes ance and music will be furnished through- —augmented as it has been— io Gi eaENGs Gen wae es ents er USINE]. | vess10 in goia certiticates; from the thir At $3.50 we show a line of Novelty out the evening by one of the new “Elec- tric Automatic Pianos.” As this is the final lean, 365, aot a goid coin, and from the fourth loan, in gold coin and ertificates. The tota Mixed Suits, little the above, with box 1 skirt percaline lined. be cont, quality than silk Tined and we quality sold as the most complete and at- you wact for Jackets—$3 a yd. tractive ever put before a 19-inch Bleck Vel Best Granulated Sugar........44c. Pure Leaf Lard, per Ib Get The Best, “Opening” retiring sale this will be your last chance of our ts—good, strong 7c act ¢ at pts from the several bond sales there- " Black—$1 to $3 n yd. : 2 last year for §16 a{e ee 4 Buin . critical clientage. Better get : ae x we - fore were $24,164,29 ey ‘The Concord Harness.’ |: ee Se ea acquainted ae the ests 24-inch Black Velvets 50 0 yd. 2 ae Nes Enna sees pie ry, cE and under ordinary Richins ee nel sees 1 3 é ss . 2 Starch. .......21t. ances,” says the treasurer, “there mcaty $e Beware of Imitation. Every genuine Con- Selec: epee cet pea oa and meaare ers—they will make friends 20-inch All-silk Binck Velvet—$4 a Sal Givereenesl Seon is a natural flow of gold toward the treas- pase means. cord Harress is stamped with maker's name waa prepare to execute all sorts of repair sy vb a vh d li h i: - = 8 ate Fa S921 ury, which aften is limited only by the fall silk ti ed. anl trade mark. We are sole D. C. agents. work. with any ody w ho delights in aS eS Se capacity of the treasury to carry the spe- epimenernice Gaidueities eam Seine Qtinch Al-siIk Blick Velvet—$5.50 cie. Fortunate, indeed, has {t deen for the LUTZ & Co., and $6.50 a yd WE HAVE THE FINEST COF! Cloth Skirts, $4.50 up. THI FEE IMPORTED TO ‘OUNTRY. treasury that even during the most critical periods through which Gerome Desio, We print the prices—they Blai the country has re- 497 Pa. ave., adjoining National Hotel. Velvets—$7.50 We call special attention to a strong 28-inch All-s! Cel y s! ese ve Horse Blankets and Lap Robes ta large variety | 907 F St., North Sid are less than you would ex- a. We will be pleased to have you call and try a| COMUY passed. these currents of Inflow have value in Serge Skirts at $4.50, Black fy taceat ant 26-2 ‘7. oy INOF ie. ct. 3 = = ss sample cup of our famous Dry-roasted Coffee. The : Tee Rone acd “8 and navy, percaline Hned, velvet bound, and at lowest prices. 26200 | oA cod pect. s2-ineb Black ¢ amd Velour da ile, cub of seat fammns Dey roast ¢| where their volume has been materi al pilkens Woh kent pon ot bua ea tse Ses al custom of roasting coffee is to spray | Giminished the loss has been partly made Nord, fer Capes- Remnants of $6 and $8 Fancy Vel-* vets, in varying lengths—1% to 1% $6 to make it at hon Pe water on the coffee when it is ready to come from the roaster, which makes it weigh much heavier, but robs the coffee of that delicious flafor that you New Point Lierre, Point Brussels, Mechlin, Crochet and Beltonne Laces— 8 to 8 inches wide-in good by the assistance of financial institu- tions. In the fifteen months ending with September last the withdrawals of gold A beautiful line of Novelty Cloth Skirts from $6.t0 $10.50, We have Dr. Ruddock’s Sensneteeseaoatreseasonsreseosonteaseeseotoaseeseegensmeseeseote Ladies’ A 3 to 6 inches wide—in c yards—bits of elegance you may have get from the dry roasted. AN our coffees are | from the treasury in redemption of United } Homcagatee remedies. ee sare eta cues fieeiot Wel toe Toasted by the dry process daily. Selected Ola | States noter and treasury note Ostrich Feather Boas. Cough” and Croup Catarrh Powders, — per remzant. Mandebling Java and Mocha Coffee, 38 cents per | to the immense stm of $192, while : retved a new 5 Syrup, Malarial An- 50c. Resting Powders, 24-lach All-over Point Brussels, Point pound, or 3 pounds for $1.10. the net gains of gold fro ll sources at- . 9 7 5 | tt Bolson Oak y Saeton nebtte Venlse and Crochet in the very tints . dena 1g shades in Cord Corduroys and Vel- We have the latest improved mills for pulveriz- | téined a total of SUS138am2" vs for “Acute Col i “ a need—$1 to $6 a yard. . utinas ing, granulating and roasting coffee, run by elec- | , According to the revised estimates of the S HO ig 2. fhe tends oo =Box, niin sates fo ee ee tricity Bs Coles, run YF “lee | department the monetary stock on June had the pleasure of offering Diphtheria and Sore Throat Tablets and Gargle, = eed 30, 1896, was $2,348,338,571, as compared you. Prices start at $6.50, and at th: z ee ‘Price, $1.00 a Z WE ARE RUNNING OUR CaNpy Factory ox | With $ 0.704.688 (on June 0, 1885. Since price a most excellent 4) We are offering Ladies’ Fine Patent : Boa - ° e close of the fiscal year this loss has tainadle, and go up to $18.50. Leather Shoes, kid and cloth top, opera Homeopathic Pharmacy, 1331 G st. SSS ces keen fully recovered, chiefly by the impo: . 0c28-2m,14 and common sense toe, worth $5, $6, $7 end $8 a pair, De at the wonderfully low price of...... Lots have become broke That's why they are marke 7 PERRY’S, “NINTH AND THE AVENUE.” tation of gold. The net proceeds of the national bank notes redeemed during the year were $107,801,026, the largest amount fcr any like period in ten years, and, wiih the exception of three years, the largest since 1 Owing to the great demand we are having for fine Candles, we are compelled to run opr factory at night to keep up the assortment. The public are realizing the fact that they no longer have to pay 60 and 80 cents per pound for Candy when they can buy from us the finest Chocolates aad Bon Bons made for the popular price of 47 cents per |* Ladies’ Mackintoshes,$2.5¢ up. From now on you inay expect to have rainy, srowy Weather for more than half the time. If you have not already bought your Gray Hair A. thing of the past when Nattan's Crystal Dis- covery is Guaranteed to restore gray or. not all oe at suc Established 1640. +—_____ ‘Telephone 995. S eeonaeeentennnonnits small price. Likely your size 1s here. s a > a oS NSO pound, We have over seventy different varieties LIEUT. RIOS’ STORY. Mackintosh better get one tomorrow. W. Apyway, “twill pay to see! er reniane Sage Bogs he ale oe or BEPETSSOIO SSH S SOS E STOO T OTTO aaa iit eters | POU Oe From. : eee tone con Z out, arrests and makes the nicest dressing | — Ted full li fF: Gi Was Misquoted Regarding Slaughter intoshes, in navy blue and Wack and VW ILSON “FINE ooo tate caaicaat use. No prison. No sediment We have a full line of Fancy Cit- of Spanish Troops. mixed effects, at from QFoorwean.”") | Xo stain ee cewie cae TT or eas - 5 evo oo te 4e- = ©-@* | ron, Cleaned Currants, Raisins, Figs,| Among the visitors to Delegate Parma in Sent, epaid, to any part of th v B - = & aS sages 3 _ 929 F Street. Seren capee Maale te any vert or ne coy |\Cihild’s & Misses What’s est in in Dates, &ic. New York Saturday was a man who an-| For Men. nounced himself as Lieut. Rios, a messen- ) : ! i Men's House Robes. Warm, comfort- nen Great Reduction / ger of Gomez. He bore official dispatches able Eiderdown House Robes, that ought : In Hai = = J=\-= Cc € OOIKSs from President Cisneros. Rios is the man he marked $2. Serial fr $2 6B tite who, under the name of Reyes, has figured tomorrow only - 1,000. Switenes, $3.50, wm hayg. We've made a sort of spe- Delicacies For Dinner Parties. All the toothsome delicacies that count for so much at a dinner party will be formerly $7.00. extensively in recent dispatches from Jack- Reeves, Poole & Swit 2:50, former! Shi 2 iaity of, this line—ond we've become Regular $5 All-wool Blanket House Bitches, 6.00; formery eee Our Ch ildren’s Shoes | ate Keomn tw the establishment of own 4 sonviile. He has been reported as saying Robes, fancy border, cuffs and col Gray Switches, 8.00, f¢ 5.00. stout, stylish and exceedingly in an interview that Weyler’s forces lost fox: Pocket Books. Stast Of the books Wwe handle we mate in our own factory—and they’re not''to bs improved upon. Excellently ., of excellent materials—put to- Special price for tomorrow, only $4.50. Gray Switches, 4.50, for oractie 6.50. ee ‘attendants in Hairdressing, ‘Shampoo- > ete. ‘Try our “‘Curlette’” for retaining «url S. HELLER’S 2,000 men in the battle of the Rubi hills this month. He says he has been mis- quotes, and that he spoke of an earlier fight. kind to the feet. There are no better values offered anywhere. The stock is now complete with the choicest varieties and patterns that will de shown this year. How much better 0, i found here, such as Reception Crackers, J gefficr #8 stay. i F 8S N W i for to choose now at your leisure 4 . 3 ‘On the night of October 23 Cisneros and Stuffed Prunes, Cheese Wafers, F Splendid lt of Child's Kid for gift offering than to walt for Madey (Cased Gases Sites ate 720 7th Street N. W. Button Shors, patent leather $1.00 Silver-mounted 75 1209 t. 2 © J his cabinet, with their body guard, were oc Baik Gomuais ad ke SRE oR Order of us elther in person, by ‘phone | _my7-20d Se ket Book, Iz encamped at Aracuana, in Camaguay, when terts that are left. (63) or mail when you want any of 8} to to} $1 25 and $1 50 a courier rode up. ‘Two thousand Span- these delightful tid-bits. Baie settee 5 Endles* Combination Pocket Book, jards killed in one day,’ he cried. ‘Maceo A special leader in Men's Smoking Jackets at. . * $4.50 Don’t read this Misses’ Kid and Dull Dongela $1.50 Button and Lace Shoes, sizes $3.00 fing leather, sterling silver corners, well mrile and finisted. Silver-mounted and the dynamite gun did the work.” “The report that he brought told how 5,000 of Maceo’s men met three times that number of Spaniards in the Rubi hills and 1413 9 N.Y. Av. It may- be a comfort to know that e 1 iy it $6 and $7.50 there are some shoe shops still where Little better “values a and § that sold 2 years ago at $9 and $11 re- ¢ BRYAN If you are satisfied to continue spending your 11 to 2 money for trashy ornaments, which are dear Cc. — f,m,w,28 ik, one may stroll in and ask questions he The dynamite gun did ter- spectively. tock of Bi v , Pocket Book, 1 5 defeated them. i eS PTI ii pore sod eere eee tery Edmonston ke B i and yet not be importuned to pur-| rible slaughter. Gen. eA Aref Cardigan Jackets, $1.60 up. All wool, Coo ie ee y or erTaorained cat’ in vet @| chase. Clerks here are ready to| tory. “Only thirty Cubans were killed. in black and brown. “Vers warm and lected fi the best, and show all Book, hind-grained calf, in various y- ille I especially adapted for bicyclists, strest ed from the best, ai all new 1334 F St. - "coat. courteously wait on you, but they | “In the dispatches from Jacksonsille shold ‘Sees a finishes and shapes. It will pay you to call. ota 'y you, Y | nave been quoted as saying that this was car conductors and those ynen who are Of © Pea Card 68: do not seek to force a sale. Qués- | at Weyler’s recent engagements in Pinar exposed to the del Rio. This is an crror, as I have no! ameras Geo. F. Muth & Co., Saas ze Cases, tions asked about those $3.50 skat- | del lO tM sor a month, Ree ere H ful E Sear ap eerie ing boots for ladies are very plentiful | “President Cisneros read the report. and F reo titt cess H . strong, PLEtahicenbalemcwertnnt: aera ais 71H Sc Sw. Restful Rockers, $2.25U; (3 neat and serviceable. In grained athe | just now. Ask for yourself, when | that nisht started te Os. For five days 2 Cc Ti! to'make room for the holiday ff ff 2 eatiaie HAT more restful than a Comfort. # ee ee passing. we suffered from thirst and tropical sun é if > f TIT! stock coming im. Such well 11 ° ° Wie Rocker? Grand, variety here r Men’s. Pocket Books of our ‘At $3.50, 2 line of Winter Roots in before we reached Nassau. The [Spanish PLL} kmown makes as “Hawkeyes” ! ! from which to choose. This $2.25 k fashionable’ leathers and correct weights gunboat Nueva Espana steamed: into the Ladies’, Men's and Children’s Furnishings tat ““Premos"’—"“Pocos’” are in- 1 e€ ir Rocker of Soe is a grand value. own oe c, ae 68c. and 98c. is very popular. “Hygiente” Shoes are harbor of Nassau only a few hours after isha teats tind Wace att eluded and “will be sold at ! g ir home with. new Lace Cur- uw $4 and $%—the best im town. There are we had arrived.” ~ ad TE! saerifice prices. ite talns. selena quality and variety here = x P- many new things in Carriage Boots, Ilouse Lieut. Rios says that in the provinces ot P A cam make. gaz and aS Tree, Ornaments—ma- at $1: Baud 62-2 Footwear and Evening Slippers. Camaguay and Oriente the revolution is 9033 a. ve. TOO F St) tertat at ¢ GOULD'S WONDER STORE, 421 th st C 9 aT1D RI practically accomplished. In a few cities| y¢ sete ___"* |ime Houghton C- ARTHUR: BURT, Phere are sti Spanish garrisons, but they | —— ‘ gnear 11th: We Clean Bicycle S its, 1214 F St. Sar never ventuge out. The insurgent govern-| A “Tea” for 5 o'clock Teas. Fou y' [tt 0028-204 Doubl St 1411 F Street N. W., ors rule both provinces. They have estab- ae fers na bi "on back t cat 2 soon nin aERNONNNARONANERONMEHEHRMRNENEN NE = Or, t__NEXT TO BRANCH POST OFFICE. See a ee ol cain ee 4 * —ROOTH'S POCKi INI t— “ = a 'LKFR OTH - compulsory for all children under fifteen 7 Beaegin ae even 5 Wantgste nn set | ANTON FISCHER, O66.G St. | "Pusat ie bates Geos aici | J 1237 {ets Pa. 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