Evening Star Newspaper, December 29, 1896, Page 8

8 THE EVENING STAR, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1806-12 | PAGES. Society Linens--- AM the Gr@it you want DUTY. © —AT RUDDEN'S— “If a man discovers a valuable medicine,” sald Horace Greeley, “it is bis duty to ~advertise it.”” December Term of Alexandria County Court and the Cases, F st., cor. 11h. 1 waase 201 and M. =A T== Yes, and at once; for suffering demands the specd- the - - ~ = lest relief possible. But let the man first be sure. Everything we sll bears the stamp of perfe ef Saffering had better watt than be deluded by false workmanship and finish. Lecal Notex of General Interest to hopes. Medicine, like surgery, must often seem You - ed cruel in order to be really kind. On this principle Residents and Taxpayers Aj :$ the Shakers of Mt. Lebanon, N. ¥., withheld their Down the River. great indigestion and dyspepsia remedy from the Oe public for several years. With them right-doing €Cel Ve 1s everything—money comparatively uothing. Henco the popularity and success of whatever they offer PERRY’S. You aré not forgetting your table equipment for New Year's, are you? The spread is a feature, you know. Snowy Overstuffed Furniture Evening Star Bureau, 121 N. Washington Street. fi Alexandria, Va., December 29, 1896. es ~ fe le. Linen is a necessity—the more elaborate the more attractive | —Christmas sip which were = ay San a carne eee eae The December term of the Alexandria will be the viands that cover it. unexpected? “ If so, you cases of digestive disorders in their own vicinlty | Sith Judee D. at Chichee geeereey Fashion claims mastery over the Linens—and_ dictates should reciprocate on New for-years, they .did thelr duty—they advertised It | folowing business was tramncent’ the At ¢ “Ost some very rich and handsome effects. Year’s Day. Qf course you upder the uame of the Shaker Digestive Cordial. | matter of opening a new road tn the county ° It has always been a specialty with us. Many of the most have not the ready cash to Ja ail cases where there is distress after cating, | to connect with the proposed extension of Se Rae™ BO, SU be cur epectal tat daintily spread tables at the important fiinctions held here are expend for a gift—but that Reel atic ee ee a.| Prince street, this ‘city, to the Leesburg. \ remarkable statement—but a decked with our Linens. We pick the most unique effects we makes no difference if you food with the resulting symptoms, such as head- | turnpike occupied most of the entire day's exceeding! true one. There are just some r you or pal certain suites and odd pieces we | want to clear out and are going to give buyers the choice at just what the goods cost us. The spe- cials are not too numerous. Bet- ter be in tomorrow: * ! ache, furred tongue, <ructation of gas, with weak- buy here! Anything i in this ness and loss of flesh, ete., the Cordial has a most establishment is yours upon happy effect. Being itself a digested food with payment of a small deposit Power to digest other foods, it relieves the weak and your promise to pay the and possibly inflamed stomach of the labor it is in balance in. small weekly ‘or no condition to perform, gives new strength to the mi thly body and presently restores to the -ligestive.organs ‘Th re ea bl thelr normal vigor. Taken immediately after cat- , oe an tUany, esirable ing, this remedy insures ‘the digestion of the meal bargains in “gift? Furniture and prevents the fermentation of the food, which here—two: and three pieces is the source of most of the afflicted symptoms left over from our Christmas which accompany dyspepsia. It is also as agree- stock, which we are closing able to the taste as it is potent as a medicine. out at very low prices. And remember, we: give you all session, and was continued until today, and a decision is not expected to be reached today. One of the most brilliant arrays of legal talent ever: congregated together is represented in this case, which is causing widespread attention. On one side is Col. Francis 1.. Smith, assisted by Messrs. Ed- mund Burk, Anthony Armstrong, James R. Caton, Sam‘l G. Brent \and R. Walton Moore. and on* the other John Morgan Johnson, The order of the court entered at the November term opening the road upon the report of the second set of view- ers, Was-set aside, and the court, as stated, is now engaged in hearing argument on the question whether or not the road should be opened, in accordance with the survey ac ix the report. se price. tee for drip if you les! Worth A, A 40c. sack of Lily Best Patent Pion be given to cach purchaser of ome Jo Foe. Tea or wit # pounds of de. d offer. Thore preferring 5 mulated Sugar may have it cuT, (6) can find. They are exclusively ours. They are the finest Linen. They are everything that is attractive. “The prices are attractive, too. Right now, in anticipation of the approaching season, we are showing an exceptionally large line—sets and single pieces. The New Year deserves new Linen. Linen isn’t a name with us—it is a fact—a flax fact. Renaissance |Pure Linen Da-3 : Table Centers. | mask Napkins. 3 ‘To show their own confidence in it, and to hasten its universal adoption, the Shakers authorize drug- S00 style Soe Setpoint monwealth entered a nolle prosse, owing to the fact that the only witness for the commonwealth was absent. Williams was charged with having waylaid and robbed it Ww. B. $ g tous ae : : SSS : gists to sell trial bottles at the nominal price of D, Torryson was appointed as spec ial ae eee = Ripets Center- As eee Deen see: ase z Ae time you want.to pay for ten cents. it BES oy sae district, and. Fred le » $1.25 50, . $1.25, $1.50, $2, $2.50, $3, $3.50, Mhorn for Washington 20220 Round and Square Center- $4, $5, $6, $7 and $8 a dozen. ; the goods! poset Perl hie ie zt plewes-$2, $2.50, $3 and $3.50 each. 24 Pure Linen Damask Napkins— + GOLDENBERG’S Mamhalland (oaney ss ten waean 2432. Y a 2 24x24 Square Centerpleces, with $2 to $18 a dozen. e x . 9 ton, Arlington and Falls Church Electric openwork and renaissance lace edge— 7-8 Pure Linen Damask Napkins— e Saat eee Railway Company; matter of land damage Ta . * sc $5.50 to $20 a dozen. 3 $ x “STORE.NEWS.” cases continued until second day of Janu- _fomorrow we will sell the i 13x27 Oval and Oblong Renaissance $ ee z ary term. French Mixed Candy 6} cents. Turkish Rocker, In Tray Pleces—$3.25. Pure Linen Table? ¢ 2 Be aa = In the case of Charles L. Williams, LO Fy2 tapestry. Very $# $20.00 moet ones Lace Lingn Table re 1 x We were right in what we said] charged with highway robbery, the com: about the between-holiday dullness. We haven't -found it so hard to Lunch and Dinner Damask. See ” aimee ARRIVED House, Setees consult our expert. millingrs... Their knowledge, their egberlence and. thelr delicate skill and’ frainéd faste are at Your service pt all times. -. We, ere ghyw- 2 od @2-1nch Pure Linen Damask—2tsc. overcome. We have been busy be-] Sohipratt. a peddier, at the south end of | ¥ é J. J. Decker's, on F st. Se kind for 50c. a yard. + ve were i — | the Long bridge, in July last. Pratt is now | % < = —= == ts. 68-inch Pure Linen Damask—75e. kind 9 13 Seventh St. canse We ere determined to be confined in the Richmond jail, and, on ac- | % $ ‘a z ———— for 65e. a yard. 3 took the right course to be. < count of his non-appearance, the case was | ¥ iBargain s in a Plain Piet a ont Pa. Linen Damask—$1 kind baborseseossees entices We have found that you will buy | nelle prossea. Y “i 35 tarrels Rest, Bruen Si © 2x2\4 yards Plain Fringed Pure Dam- 72-inch Pure Linen Damask—$1.25 any time ifthe inducements are geese eect Z Ite after Christmas rush. We will srs tFine Editions & ask Sets—-$8.50 a set. kind for $1 a yard. enough. We are making them such, | The funeral of Mr. Samuel Pullman, iis tot at Thy cents. 2x3 yards Plain Fringed Puré Linen 90-inch Pure Linen Damask—$1.50 and : whose death was mentioned in ‘The Star, Ca 2 Damask Sets—$i a set. $2.8 yard. Bon Marche, The clearing sale of wraps _has took lace’ from his 4abp SeAdEAee Hektor 5 Ibs. Stick ndy 2Favorite Authors. fared ibcp elo oiee ait ete Ready-made White Damask Bordered 314 and 316 7th St. | been a big drawing card. We've] aay. The grave in which Mr, Pullman ree c. : = eae eae ee ze sold hundreds of garments so far.| mains were interred was:dug under his 3 g We have a number of Fine Linen Damask Sete—$4 a set. 5-8 and 3-4 Napkins to match. 3 A Beautiful Magazine You have been sending your friends owen shout ene eee ae : The ; parks : Fs pats =e Saree : See grave was dug about three feet deeper : ‘ 2 Books, in single volumes and in peal ines roel nasties ee $ ra and they theirs. The news of the] than ordinary graves, as Mr, Pullman ne. | 4 Cream Nuts... 5 ? € sets, which we will offer at re- 3:2) yang | Retaged gat Onemwencd Toilet Linen. ¢ FREE) most remarkable coat and cape val-| sired that his wife should be burted in the | ¥ Polished Pecans. Poe 2 ductions varying from 20 per pecrceaasenete ioe es as Pe z are ues is spreading rapidly. aye Hy eight years ago he purchas French Chestnut 5c. 2 cent to 33 1-3 per cent. Open Worked Damask Sets—$6.50 and Towels and Toweling: You % magazine ta UT" especie tet Another potpourri of special val- On Chapels and after the cote a | New Almonds. <.. I5¢ $7.50 a set. can always count on findin 12, the interests of women, but it will ues for one day—tomorrow: been made accor to his directions he | & Naples Walnuts. ... c. 9 It is a big line we are showing of S be interesting pending | for the whole - alled th grave a nd placed a marble sa STI 25 i 9 Plain and Knotted Fringed and Open- a big supply here. But some- ¥] ,, The AG be ica = Underwear specials. Bab been ae o he cemoved on nis | & Gtenoble Walnuts 5c. 2 Torked Pare Linen Damask Sets from times circumstances make it % . ce Wa can Queen. A bt ‘ot womens heavy fleced ti, | death or that of his wite. Sicily Filberts.... 3 1111 F St. N.W = Seater possible to quote prices more respect the Dighent tae wees briggan vests—comes to us under price. Corporation Court. Best Mixed Nuts... . m4 1 resting. published in the United States. It will Instead of 89. they will go at 2c. garmer In the co! ration court terday, Judge e283 400 Col d dd d than ordinarily _ inte’ be priited on the finest nd. beant- pas po! y 2 fi ; 3 ore Bor ere Mona good time to buy. $ __ titully" Mustrated by. the best-known Nou pay Bae “afetta’? | J. KM. Norton presiding, very ttle bust- | 5 Ibs. Mixed Nuts zg saree eessssesseseeeseges D Ik Cl th Z To tarat ea as aie te Ousted natural wool union suits—hecanse we nave | ness of interest transacted. In the | $ c OGRAM'S amas (0) Ss. z ing stories and vatious ably edited de- them in medium sizes only—for G69c. each case of B. Wheatley agt. Mary V. Wim- $ des spares ure inen uc 3 partments touching-upen the subjects ot instead of $1.25—and you xet the greatest sat; decree confirming report of Commis- | & White Damask Cloths—2 yards and Iressmaking, physical cylture, the latest value you were ever offered. 7 “*, 7 =e f real e 66 — d D $e Parishin fash! Eos eee and important sioner Callahan ordering sate of real estate. | % Z OWeREFS O Pon ei ee eee eS an amask 3 meee Eyenervall ono For a day you may have our children's | Atwood Violet agt. Violet; Leonard | $ Vanilla Wafers... ty y $1.25, $1.50 aml $1.75 each. 3 and various ‘otlice Jutaresting subjects, ee ae Se asin, ent aA dia: | Maren. Spacinie’ smardien. ot Steet 6-16 Vi oy Siieilis 12¢. pati Towels $ The first issue wih besready. in a few ers—all_sizes—which usually ‘sell’ for 25e. fendants and cause referred to commis- aa gad y lorence”’ ‘St. d d T e $ da "rue magia pel be and 35e.—for Ie. garment. sioner to report. Butter Scotch.............12¢. ] s o all wi for it. Exe : : ort r inted Ticket Receiver. an an ray Fe re eo ee $ ody ‘ean Decome ae Bheriber on these We will close out 2 Hne of men's heary eee seer oe gassed ts 3 Ibs. Best Mixed — | h Huck and Damask Towels—piain, x % white and natural wool shirts and drawer: Mr. Edwerd Foulke has been appointed COLOGNE ot S. fringed, hemstitched and open-worked— £ 9 in all sizes, which have been a dollar- ticket receiver for the Washington, Alex- 3 10c. to $1. : 53 CV ear Ss Ode. cach, andria and Mount Vernon electric ‘ail- e of re- 18x27 Pure Linen Tray Cloths—25¢., $ Men's “‘Kaultless” night shirts—tfancy em- way, and will Exe aie of the a me $ and last- 37 Wc. and 75e. each. > broidered fronts—for which every store th Janusry 1. Mr. Foulke is connected w ing Iy"s toilet fs tncom- x36 Pure Linen Tray and Carving Pure Art Linens: Furnishin ys sells them get Te.-here tomorrow for 90¢, ‘the Pennsylvania Taliroad, which road, ‘t . plete witout it! We make it from the Cloths-—75e., $1 and $1.50 each. h 9 aso is said, will have ‘charge of the account- 2 finest ingredients obtainable, viz.:—Orange 36x36 Pure Linen Stand Cloths, d (e 5 I H ant department of the electric road afier ~ reas Blowoms Balm, Rosemary, Hellotrope, fringed, hemstitched and open worked an rashes : 2 Domestic specials. the: Giet OF the-yeur- Xe other change in | ¢ Gi inger $ Snaps soccee 8 5c. ¥iolet and Roses. Conld suc a blending S0e., Te., $1, $1.25, $1.50, $2, eo Tui hi t ‘or a day we will sell- full yard-wide the nianagement of the road is, however, fake ansthing short of the best? S0e, apd 3 eau ‘ Asch Plaid Art Linen—Red and i inery. : 2 lagged | onaltle anual for 6%. yard likely to occur. BEST 25c. BUTTERI N half-pint bot., $1.00 pint bot., § “46x45 and 54x54 Plain, Hemstitebed Blue ‘combinations—12%c. a yard. wilt dite salad ae tS Silt itite 2 1 Alao’ yatd-tehde he Berkeley’ ‘camttie for A Celebration. $ re. yard. For a.day The Southern Methodist Chapel at -Del sp Rey, situated, near Alexandria, was the Ka scene last night of a’ very pretty and inter- ties te ee 38 and 20-inch Platd, Plain and 9 Fart See "E80 ones ‘Twill Crasbes—10e. to 35c. a yard. '48tnch Plain Crash for enbrolidery work—12%4c. to 2c. a yard. Buffet Scarfs. ou may: have yard-wide dark- . is eolored percaies in neat figures for Sic. a | » 12%, and I5e. Ing some of the, very latest and ‘most : estirg- program of Christmas exercises. = luxtve th ing 148 yard instead of: 10c. * os 13th & Pa. seve: & 17th & H se and naive ereaiong "ip evening Roues meee The, chapel was filled to its utmost capac- _des: Sm-40 18x54 Plain Linen Momie Cloth and 4 Come in tenes 2p select lente For a day you may. have plain black ity and many were unable to obtain seats. hem- ress, 60 that If there are any chan French sateen for 12% 5 & 2 egeeeeeseres PPCOTASESASODS ace ign aosaporeia Se 50, Renaissance and to be made we shall have tine to make SRT for 12ige. a yard instead of — |-At S-o’clock--the exercises were opened If you have not your Winter W them before New Ye Tf you are fixing up Perhaps ‘these few Hoses will he interesting. "You not. find equal qualities for the -psices quoted anywhere in. Washington, ~ Look around and Judge for voarseli Beautiful Double Violets, 10c. doren “in a bunch with an orgap yoluntary by Mrs. Kaie Hogan, followed by a song, “Hall to the | Doy,” ‘after which prayer was offered by the: pastor, Rev. D. H.-Kern. Hymn 64 wad then sting. A Beripture reading by the pastor preceded the following program: Recitations by Miss Dimple Yates and Masters Marion Price and Wm. Pardoe; musfc, “Glory, Peace, Goodwill;” recita- COME: TO “OUR ‘TSe., $1, $1.25, $1.50 and $2. Damask Buffet Scarfe—fringed, open FUR Worked and hemstitched—50c. to $3.50. D oy! i es. e CAPES & 3]f Table Paddimgs. | oem fet sos » Tat Tor yburséle jets, ‘“Fbufeld” outing flannel—the best wrapper material yet—heavy fleeced black—for a day, ‘Me. a yard instead of J2%gc. 63 by 90-Irch ‘Lockwood’ hemmed sheets will go at 33c. each for a day. ¢ Our special sale.of. Butterine ¢ at 14 cents for the best is attract- ng thousands of buyers. ; 5 Ibs. Gum Drop Candy Sedebepdatencrdredendrtedhtadtes Also 90 by 90-inch “Lockwood” hemmed J%x2-yard Quilted Pads—$1.75 each. Mc., A6e., 50e., 624e. and Tc. each. ; is of Doble, Vie sheets for 44¢: each. tions in_consecutive order by Miss Myrtle Cc. eared oe Pads—$2 each. 48 Pure Linen White Damask Doy- se ct kt pei ee —____ Yates, Masters Edwin Marshinges, Har- CLOTH 2x2%4-vard Quilted Puds—$2.50 each. “Nes—b0e. to $2.50 a dozen. tect them from the natural Upholstery specials. mon Pardoe, Joe Price, Wm. Ashford aad Béinch ‘Table Felt—50e. a yard. 5-8 Pure Linen White Damask Doy- flower. “8 dozen in a’ bunch, '29C. Pp y spe e Eugene Supple; vocal solo, Mies Martha @6-inch Table Felt—Ze. a yard. | Mee—$2.50 to $5 a dozen. Only: Lot of 68 pairs Nottingham lace curtains | Murdell; dialogue, _— age a All Soaps Reduced F2Aach Table Felt—$1 a yard. Hemstitched, Open-worked ana Fringed saab ron uplvet pee. 2 19¢ =Sood length and width,. which have been | olin, solo, Henry Sinise sud Tzinch Knotted Table Felt-90c. a Finger Bowl Doylies—75e. to $4 a vunel : Tes Sneis, Will pel closes out: fe 40e, mas Chimes;” distribution of ‘presents. The prices wiil be very low. yack. Sosen- Lot of Nottingham lace curtains—in Bras- Each child was given a token of remem- Oia Fuok samo at" nna "cont, = Reception & Evening «ciat of Mottin Inco cartatne- | ee et re ee S acrs 525 1ith pw. GLOVES. which sold at from $1.75 to $2.50 a pair, | 4Y and oranges. Santa Claus was aesist- 2 ° ed in the distribution of presents by Mrs. A. S. Doniphan. Watch night services were annovnced for Thursday night. The Long Meter Doxology was then sung and the crowd dispersed. Notes. Col. Kemper today received a handsome Christmas present from his brother, Col. Delaware Kemper, United States consul at c. will go at $1.50 a pair 10 close, ‘These qualitics at these prices speak for themselves. They“ are not to be duplicated eluewhere ta Washington. We have been told so at least a hundred times this week. It was the same last ear. It will be the same next year. You can buy higher quality Gloves here for less money than anywhere else in the city. Just a few hints of prices, but enough to keep us busy all day to- Lot of 47 pairs Chenille portiers—have deep fringe and dado top and bottom, will be “losed out at $1.89 a yalr, though they have been $2.50. LSS PSOE SSEEEOSDESSEESS EDS 9 New Year Cards and Calendars in every shape and style. S 9 $ Some of the prettiest designs ever offered. i. “NINTH AND THE AVENUE.” ee Let one accompany your New Year Established 18 1840. gift. It adds much to the gift and a is always a pleasant reminder of the Let of rich tinsel tapestry portiers, in the handsomest of color combirationsg will go at $4.69 a pair instead of $6.50. Special Soap sale tomorrow- Star Soap, 2 conte: Hora Soap, 285 cents: Don Tou Kam Hy Soap, 2% ceats. “Ine Bon Ton Family is bent old dry, therefore a bf eco SSeeeE SS See morrow eee 4 Romilcal soap to purchase, The Bou To Soap occasion. 3 Ladies’ Beautiful 2clasp Kid Glove For this one day we shall seil yard width | A™O¥» China, in the shape of a handsome ig manatac cer by the same makers of French Cretonne—and. the handsomest pat. | Silver-mounted cane made of Malacca wood. new. wide embroidery, in white, pear! John C. Parker, iFinest stiine 8f Only a few days left and butter. Pe Se wear. ‘As. good terns, too—for 11%c. a yard instead of Ibe. 99 in which to get a gallon of Ryneal’ lat cone pil ea C. 52-inch silk-faced tapestry, in the very is Sica Saree oe apie ane de2S- 16et 617-619 7th st. n. we of tyneal’s ct be = a visit is mot . J. 5 NN RRR a Leather “G rips, Royal Security Oll free of charge. Here are & strong velues in the reg- Hichest of designs, will be reduced from 73e. | On Norte Wanhinahcaiesk: “comerseny sHOW eee ‘Tollet and Dressing Cases, Card Until January 1, 1807, we will pre- wee eft ts wee Pere aes foe oars oe ss Mr. Christian Spreesser and Miss Mamie > +2 and Uigar Cates, Pocket Books shown Sent to every purchaser of a Lamp Byatton White | Sunde | Glover, $1 2yard wide all-wool felt—best quality—in | Lamar of Washington were married today CH INAWARE. ‘TANTALIZING fee tanner and PTA GET Siaattog White Suede Siete int aed tare’ a re weeied | Bev Deo Seat, Bute” s’ "1S rxsnds ot mapstcent premio ert ices we ask are about one-third less ? Gloves. Worth $2, Tomor- unde a dollar a yard before—will be marked Dors 4 been delivered. @ the week. Qe aw aan mercy oe) (oo ae ee Ryneal’sRoyalSecurityOil.| siz Sei¥' "=. $i.og | acre vio ites scnaee ie estes. don |§ We nares Oe oa aod have to refrain from dining’ as = Sh Setar vee GsONEa : 7 igns in ©. Locher in Lynchburg. at oor yd gg ? winb, on acccant of bad teeth! LUTZ & CO- 497 Pa. Ave. Geo. F. Muth & Co. Worth $265, Tomorrow only Seater a ee Policeman Weston Atkinson is confined | # gitcn nt aE, ce Sox for oem. 2, Bd then think of what a litte taoubte ee 2 Sone 7) New Year’s Fans. ee eae raat ne texoaatoned {fo his home on South Columbus street by we i, ee, to gar comtomere. Sve t would be to let us put them in order. 9 | 4 @%: : pire Fans, — . thousabd loliars® ‘ro premiums (Sent 2 — ee 418 7TH ST. N.W. MA et wae eae Net styles Ski & fil 1 Rathbone’ Division, Uniform Rank, K. of | {uousamd dollars’ wor = s2 mm § Extracting (painless). ..... Holmes’ Delicious Home-Made and qualities, from 48¢. up to $2.98. irts anneis. P., will hold a special meeting tomorrow Four, ‘preintums ‘now 1b0-plece “Decorated ? Artificial Teeth (best set)... $8 Ww. H N E New ear’: Ss We will offer tomorrow 28-inch double- evening, whe business of importance will pennies honed piers rod ay Totlet faced Shaker flannel for 3 rd. ge Banquet | Lampe: sEvans’ Dental Parlors, (|Cakes and Pastry| We Have No Fear Of HOSE er Sennel te ae. Fe Migs Jessie Armstrong will entertain a | ¥ Sigjiaiey. fiamdeame Hemet “Lama, 7 1200 F st. nw a25-24a —are made of the best and purest ingredients Not Pleasin You ° Also heavy gray twill skirting fannel for number of her little friends at a Christmas illustrations—Large U. 8." Histories— Large KR rT x and. baked crisp. and brown in the semitas eae - ‘We can gave you moucy on your New 12%. instead of 1 tree party at the residence of ‘her father, - = ~ = home fashion. Holmes’ Fruit Cake is praised <i you order ZO TINTS." They’re Year's Hostery. You know this from ex- (SSS ™ on Prince street, tomorrow evening. Homeopathic Remedies. by ail. Only 2c. pound. = Be faintest photog we make, Just like iparlgiices, Dutaewes Eexvenaetee caep essen sti French all-wool striped, figured and plain Rich Home-made Mince Meat, FA hecteege SDE Moe cngraving—and finished on the new Store for even our old customers tomor- flannel, 35¢. a yard instead of 48c. SAN I Mince Pies, 20c. each. "Phone Seacetee Gesean ncaaias We make them | - row. Half dollars will do the duty of - CORRIGAN FOR CARDINAL, 50c. per ottie. Holmes. Landover MEL ae “& ESt ip several styles and sines t # Gollars in the Hostery Department’ to- Fancy Elderdown, in gry handsome de: : = c olmes indover 2 = ‘Ss morrow. = ~ signs—light colors, 15c. a yard instead of His Impending Elevation Announced Compound Organ & Tissue Tablets. | _208-3m16 Ww. H. "Stalee, 1107 F St. wiaiiee a sae Be Pink,. 200. by Italian Newspapers-> No.1. Mucous Membrane’) 10 Piles, Blood and | PO9O-9-969040526-900000-0-000456) | Successor to M. B. BRADY. ‘Thread Hose: Special De. All-wool figured’ Eiderdown, for children’s A dispatch from Rome, Italy, says: 7 coats and dressing sacques, 29. a yard in- The Italian newspapers announce tie im- efie28-16a 3 Socemenamtn |g Bieta com DELANY A Beautiful and A ahewatt 2. 3 : 3 Sugar-cured Shoulders Pare a ee stead of 39>., for a day. s Pending elevation” of the Catholic arch Best Suga 11. Bilious and Lier. | 33 Se Useful New Year’s Present preniog slittien s reciat cat § SEE - eo. | bishop of New York to the cardinalate and, — vepeps! ? We hare pet received ® large assortment of posxeste ohad, each instead with respect to this matter, the Arena, one 1 Rheumatism, 5 Deepen Ladies’ Fale and Dressmaker, ‘tomorrow only. f. 48 Orn wed Sasnel a skicts S-inch xalios og Cc. 14. Cough Tablets. |ee. Heart Toute. 1719 De Sales St. N. W. Rp edore ani Fine, New Year's Neckwear. SS SSS of the best informed journals in Vatican 15. Kidney Atiments. 'S3. Putnful Menstrual. SPECIAL. Washiogton, designs, nest stock ever displayed in fon aay tae why offtaat tulia: coms All-wool pavy and black cloth skirts; 12- affairs, makes the following remarks: > He Sopa Pharmacy, 1331 G St. I have four Imported Dresses which I will oti at great Targaines, 0 0s Human Hair * gre’ ‘You apy. pay bave The same ase smesed win: tone seh oh rae “Every one knows of the confilct which 5 lbs. Boneless Codfish abe SS ————_—_— | } dispose of at halt cost: Switches reduced to ideas as most , Bat you will find $1.79 Instead of $2.50. has long existed in the American episco- c. be eg eee ca witn Sroadeloth and Switches reduced $0 $500 Votes, ‘Odiatectts, Bichon ve euching SE oasee ee Date relative 10 certain Goctrthes, AEs pite- ‘ ‘Kee our $50 $ | Gray ant Waite Lair reduced in tate, proportion. ete. an anawer to’ every want. ron ae tae ena ne have double | cipal apostles of which were the ex-rector ¥ Mme. Siccardi, aavlretieg,, Dertyps ang Ficuus, trom Seer ea oe te eda site: | of the Catholic University at Washington, aft 21th et. pert, to Palais Royal. Crore,“ Lene oe a Ruchjngs, Sas Bishop Keane, and Archbishop Ireland “of toc. Cakes Sweet Chocolate ‘House warm wmbvionmodbase:. J staat. 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