Evening Star Newspaper, February 9, 1897, Page 7

THE EVENING STAR, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 3%, 1897-12 PAGES. Woodward *, Lothrop, toth, 11th and F Sts. N. W. Our present business hours are 8:15 to 5:30. a’ Valentines and Favors for Valentine Parties—First floor, The Store is Eloquent of Spring, arkling with newness gathered from everywhere worth while, and it is more than ever alert to meet the expectations of its public. \ constant study of the people's tastes—a tireless search of the world’s markets to gratify them—a reasonable price, with a guarantee that can be depended on—these are the things that make shopping here so easy and so satisfactory. Women’s New Hosiery. : Interest centers around the Hos- ‘iery Department, because just now, with the latest novelties in Evening Novelties in Women’s Neckwear, Including imported and own de- signs in Lace and Spangled Boleros, jackets, Yokes, Fichus, Berta Hosiery, we are offering exception- Stocks, Blouse: Ruffs, ye j ally high values (owing to favorable Fronts, Collarettes; also exclusive! purchase) at exceptionally low Novelty Pieces suitable for Dinner, | pric Reception, Carriage and Walking | ; Tomorrow—t1oo dozen Women’s owns. t Black Lisie Thread Hose, 2lc. F. Tomorrow (Wednesday). | nes for back of neck,| . ith double soles, heels a Rue With double soles, he and 5 PAIRS and th Crepe ase 50c. | full regular made, at FOR combined with rib- EACH. A Regular price, Also 50 dozen Children’s ck Cotton Hose, 25c. pair. Fast 124c. Parr. | with fine ribs, regular wade, sizes 5 tc This is a special = Ist floor. | Boys’ ' Trousers. Nearly every boy needs an extra pair of Trousers to make his school | suit last till spring. We are show- | ing a large variety of styles, most of Sa pair EACH. New Spring Flowers and Foliage For dress garniture and decorative | which are nearly a half les purposes. We are constantly adding | t | than earlier in the to our magnificent collection, which | ‘ason. Tomorrow we shall offer a lot of comprises all the newest styles and! Afivool Cheviot Trousers, ‘lors in’ Violets, Roses, Daisies, tn peat checks and stripes, 59c. Forget-Me-Nots, Poppies, Helio- | eer oe | ram tropes. Flags. Lilacs, ete. Former prices, 75¢. and $t.00. | Wortsen®s New Knitted Underwear. We have just received a shipment of Spring-weight Underwear, in cot- ton and lisle, and call attention to | the following special numbers: Lisle Thread Ves Ss, 2 1 c 29: low neck. no bod x $1.00 »w—a special lot of nimi | 75c. Women’s Colored Petticoats. Pama We are now showing a most com- | assortment of Colored Petti- . comprising all the latest effect Regular price, 25¢. each. in Silk, Satteen, Moreen, Worsted, | 5 Outing Cloth, ete., and offer as very | Cotton Vests and Pants; | 35C., special values the following: “ 3 FOR 50c. | Outing Cloth Petticoats, | $1 00 n : tape 4 EACH. z . ——— | New Spring 75c¢, | Uphoistery Stuffs. | ~ We have pleasure in calling at- back; tape at wallet : EACH. “l'tention to a number of recent ar- Raitted Cadectcie, rivals in Curtainings, Drapery Stuffs, ia é = a ESS 35¢. Couch Coverings, Pillows, etc. waist. : EACH. Tomorrow a choice new ifn of = EEE Denims, Cretonnes and ArtTickings, ttecn Petticoats, Bc, | foe Cuamter Curtains, tow ‘L2ihe. | EACH, | and Couch Covers, Furniture - Sammie coverings, ete, a - yD. Cloth Petticoats, 15 oat iS ~ BSc. Lith, bias fold C. 40-inch Curtain Swi | Facu, | in va + dots and. tig- Little Tots’ zg Cicthing. |} Charming imported outfits selected | orally im Europe and not ob-! elsewhere. Tomorrow | prac tical every-day things at Table Tumblers. prices that make home work’ un- American ingenuity and skill are necessary labor: producing prettier and prettier Glass- Gingham Frocks, 25¢ ware, giving in pressed glass much ° | of the beauty you formerly looked racn, | for in cut glass alone. We have se- sem cured and shall offer tomogrow 75 50c dozen Hote 3 chen ° | Blown Glass Tumble Me ers E. etched in three i i sc | ae 75¢. [22 : Se — \ . ete, at Den Cambrie Frocks, i= E pelea pn PS 25c. 1 stially $1.00 the dozen, ® smi ticks: raffle om re vl sleoves. EACH. 1 < a : see | New Cambric Frocks, 50c, | Toilet Sets. fucks aud fine jaser- ° - siecle Of : Never before have we been able EACH. to offer such a fine array of Toilet = si Ware at such low pric We carry Women’s | only the best makes. Selling large i numbers ni Si e New Wrappers. lt i bers nece sieates the Baya ‘of : . ., | large quantities, which compels the We are now showing a splendid | very lowest ‘prices. We are now assortment of Wrappers for every showing 93 different kinds and quali- y housewear, also for lounging, 7 ties, and if you are going to need sleeping car, bath robes, etc., and | any Toilet Ware for the inaugura- some ¢ pki < apa oe ea tion you will find it to your advant- (owns in dainty French Flannels, | ace to examine stor T Sie ie 3 age to examine our stoc Tomor- j row as a special value we shall offer 12-piece English Toilet Set: ' $6.00 fomorrow we shall offer 50 dozen s Lawn Wrappers, extra quality, in Blue ltt aud | design, complete, with large, | 05c. | sew-shaped jar, at THE SET. EACH. | Other Sets from $1. 50 to $17.50. ‘Sth floor. improved Natural Stone Water Filters--make the water absolutely pure and Clear. $2.95 rscu. Bele feo Cream of Wheat Demonstration---Fifth Floor. Cream of Wh 1 Is not only one of the most delicious breakfast foods ever offered te the public, bur in addition, being composed almost entirely of pure gluten, is cne of the healthlest and most Butritious foods Known. It 1s especially recommended to persous of weak digestion. ‘Try a sample. Woodward & Lothrop. BARBER & ROSS, Cor. G and 11th Sts. All of the “Puritan” oil heaters reduced except number 44, which is as low as such a heater can be sold. It is now your privilege to buy the best heater in the world for a very little money —a heater upon which vou may rely to heat the room or rooms you want it to heat. No. 34—cut to $3.50, burns 31%. worth of off In 10 brs. No. 44—$5.00 each, burns Ge. worth of oil in 10 hrs. No. 54—cut to $6.00, burns Se. worth of ofl in 10 hrs. No. 64—cut to $7.50, burns Se. worth of oil in 10 hrs.—has double eagendoasoatpateatoatoatoatoateatoatententontondeteageegeegegeelontoates Bk ee EEE EERE EERE EEE E oo Seadet drum—cast-iron fire box. Nos. 54 and 64 have drip pan and rollers. e = *‘‘Calovit’ gas heaters <= are the Lest in gas heater appliances—oe- 3 “yond a doubt. They are really the only gas ¢ heaters yet made that will heat to any con- 4 siderable extent. Very economical of the $ A-burner size heats a single bed eS Toom, and corsumes but 5e. worth KA of gas in ten hours. . $2 2-burner size heats a large room, and burns but 1c. worth of gas in % ten hours. $3 2 The S-burner size heats an ext largo room, and burns but 16¢. a day E strips for 1 for 114c. fit. $ - that is the best made except Valentine's which is acknowledged the finest. -° jpuy skates carefully ay buy them with a feeling of 1 $% depend on. Only the worth of gas a es finest and the largest 4 ety in town, 50c. pair up. aa = BA % Japanned Coal Hods, 17c. = = Furnace Scoops, Goe: $ : # . 25e. bottle z Bath tub enamel paints—isn't affected by é Shot water, steam or » smal ii $ Spee aD ei: a z 3 $ BARBER & ROSS, = 3 tt Cor. G and rith Sts. $ Pee o » IF YOU SEE TT IN OUR AD. Johnson HR AND Iv P<XS RRS MNOS 9 % 713 Market Space. ( M5 first day of our great ‘learing Sale Was a Big Success. . ya LY . Je S iw . io / Despite the unfavorable + weather yesterday our store ~ was literally thronged with ~ eager buyers from opening { till closing time, and all were delighted with their purchases. All the special bargains previously advertised will be continued during the 2 entire week, supplemented by the fallo ing additional 3 ones: 2 _At 15¢. D FOR BEST 54 TABLE VARIETY i “CAMBRIG, CUT THE PIECE. At 39c. ‘He FOR MEN’ r EAR, AND 21 vt ALL TUE LATEST STYLE IND. SILK NEKGE UMBREI And hundreds of other money savers which space prevents mentioning. Johnson & Luttrell, x 713 MARKET SPACE. Re FEES Ce PEPE L OT OST PT OPTS STOTT TET ‘Late styles of CotdBosom SHIRTS: $1.50 grades, 97c.; All sizes. In neat stripe and chea fects. ‘These were made to my especial order and are of the finest qualities percales and Euglish madras. Up to the p time of Inserting this advertisement rve f sold them for $1.50. As they cost more i than this price- dealers are barred F from buying. TEEL’S, 935 Pa. Ave.: fe 28 is we ee ee ETN Eve rVE eres Uncommonly Fine 38c. Coffee. Ani Uve been lucky In getting ft. A bend of Old Government Pedang Java Genuine Private Plantation. Mocha! Different Ca anything elge subd tm, tie cfty. Han o delightful aroma—and tn strength far su e ordinary kinds sold at the price I'm seliting this tse? ‘Try a pound, and If, don't have your trade ‘on Cotte atterwarti —It"x because one of us two don’t know what Real Coffee is. To be had pulverized or ground. . H. Duvall, 1923 Pa. Ave. feo-tu, thd&es-20 very ench i 4 4 errs 50 Sheets Paper, 50 ORD FOR trade bas ever eowe’ Decker's, ! HIF St. to match, Cc. value? Jewelry. Mostly Sil 1000 tine ted. r) Count us on the side of quality alway: in the light of being undersold sometimes in the minds of un- thinking people. But even at that risk we are loyal to quality. That is our‘safety and yours. W hat does a cheap price amount to if it is for a cheap We make worth our lever to draw trade. that holds it. Look out for price-baited hooks. for the But it is Jewelry of value. The very latest effects. true colors—i: tends to be—as looks—worth all it is marked —sometimes when conditions have thrown opportunity in our way. Jeweled Hat Pins Hat Pins—the The Higher Motives-- -AT== Nick=-Nack Jewelry. Novelties in Sterling Silver. Dress-up Fans. devices that will interest you for yourself, or wardrobe. remembrance t It flies its what it pre- good as it “free silver.” Envelope Moistenci . PERRY’S. It may put us And it is worth else. At our prices it is almost to send as a 10 somebody with sterling silver handles--65c. and 75e. Sterling Sliver Letter Seais—vSe, to alittle more $1.25 each. we Hook and Manicure Files, with sterling silver caves—7Be. aml 98¢. each, —_—-— terling Silver Nail Polishers. S9ec. 490.. THe. and 98e. to $1.98 each, Combinaiion — Sets, Shoe Horns, with sterling silver a set, handles—0Se. to $1.98 each. silver tops—98e. to ¥ Siler Hat Pins—the usual Cut Gt es sliver tops—98e. Bs Pins the usual 25e. Sterling Seetets Red and Vink ‘ombination fine—20e., Sterling Slv styles, 9c. and $1 a pair, terling Silve tie Clasps Se. and Sie, and pe tons Pins We, a set and en- the. anid ud Dresden enameted jar Bation Muto An er but 21 Bali Pine 100. e rranted for five “ Men’ Chaps, gold plate that we ‘i SHars-$1.50 to $3.98 "Dress Tin Sets, connected Wi chains Se. a set. | Unbreakab and Solid oie lid oid Gold oS. to $1.98 euch. and YSe, Solid pearls. Real Shell a pair. Chatelaine gold eae TOTOTTSTU STEN OEUTN ITC TEN STORWSTETTCIN SS TT CE FOTOVINOTOCSTOROCTE Silver Sestorgenteatens Seles Seaton that. sof Seegete Setooten Sonteegente cote || Established 1840. ‘Telephone 995. { | i | i Kinds for 19 CED to 196 a In new designs plain « rl back + 100, ‘$1.40 to $4.98. each. Men's Chalis Warrant fyr tive Pearl rf Pins ML Lace Pins ‘nk Buttons. Silver Children’s Solid Pin pla Novelties. « Sterling Silver Useful and ornamental $1.69 to $2 Sterling $1.99 to $3.25 en 925-1000 Fans. s jet and a Fan? It must “hold amd Gold-plated Nec the general effect course you have is it such a one credit to carry? tinually adding just come in. Inaugural Ball y occ: jauze Fans, corated Searf Pins 15 r Buttons Se, « 8c. to $4 Lock F in Black Moura’ style, with carved Black Empire Fans, and nrounted on Gout Small Blac mounted on ik Fi ney terling silver Se. and with without ather mple 1 uze Fans, spangled $4.50 to $1 port prices, — marked Smelling Salts Bottles, with sterling costume—harmonize and useful at the same time. ment—-some new stie Black Empire Fans, and $5.75 each. Plain and Decorat and Faas 1.25; s Salve Boxes, wita sterling to $1.89 each. tt Boxes—$1.50, sterling silver handles Se. and $1.50 cach. Pins Pocket Combs, in sterling silver Ari eS clssors--M8e. to $1. Sterling Silver Lever Buttons —25 Coat Hangers — 39 pair. S Silver Link Caf Buttons ee a pair, z 7 Gold-plated Combination Satchel Tags — 49e. and fancy —t5e., 506. 4 ae Glove Darness 98e. d-plated Link Buttons dil Where and when are you indoors that you do not need its end up” in of your be Ot one now—but as does you We are con- to our assort- styles have Perhaps the vill furnish an ion when you will wart a Fan of the latest fashion? Lever Cuff Buttons, gold plated 500, Small White Decocaisd Fans, with to $1.50 a pair. carved sticks $1 10 $6. Fearl Studs, with gold and silk tite Empire Fans, spangled stitebings a set empire + ize and with ing Fans, empire decorated faney sticks $1 ‘ans, spangled and “ks $1. ed Black Gau Jace edge-$1 tw $1.50 to $7.50 ine of Pearl s A and decorated k etch all at tess than iim - PERRY'S, eee 2 > ( - When pri au 7, $1.25 Ss ——— top” Cut Boxes, GeromeDesio 1107 F St., North Side. f09-T0d NO MATTER WHAT YOU PAY Fora Tea—if ia not pyre it won't be N. W. BUR: F STREET. ‘fe8-14d SELL, sa “Gerome Desio’s” Retiring Sal customers sure lower than those quoted at fou. sulex—your goods are finer, and they receive better attention at your establishment, - ire to be = - has happened to us! —- to ee it If you don’t come here - - and investigate our goods and prices, ~——— Where can you eyual these values? $1.25 Sterling Dressing Comb, ‘To close. ling Sitver- Choice of 3 de- sigus. To close. $1.50 Sterling Silver-top Cut Glass Salt Cellars and Pepper, Remember, anteed to be 925-1000 fine. toerine your jo us. Our execute all sorts of repair work ne- curately and quickly. This depart- ment Is under the personal manage- ment of Mr. Gerome : Fass No bed better than have but 4 or 5 and Brass Beds, have been marked The H ou gh i tude Special ar ° Vow: tell you your ariistic and ecnomfeal poi “NINTH AND THE AVENUE.” a Brass Bed from an of view. We 5 slightiy shop-worn White 4 which sold for $18, $9 er! $3.85 to eloce out qutckly s len did Wht Soetoro oe en Beds ‘Better Attention, ‘Half Price. ‘Better Goods ; and Lower Prices ‘T han Obtainable at ‘Auction Sales! An Co., ton,,,.¢ St. then It's pretty ‘That's what trutl You'll be sure lass Salve 75¢. “To - Ka: Grandest of all din- which was $2 gallon, reduced po Kalon kine 6/4 14” ST-PHONE 998. has been Silver 7q 5 C Was $2 gal. ihete Gaur au A wines! Delivered. Shakers. To close. ted. 7.50 Solid Silver Hair $5 = Brush. To close. = Children these goods are guar- en Jewelry, ete., ir shop is ready to Ought the need for real fe9-t,th,s-20 To thing wrong. ate Wold ‘Wit pete See Fae 3 BREAD makes children a it furnishes ‘them with Grow When they stop row, because food ¢ It makes sound teeth, sturdy Taube, st bodies and rosy cheeks. Se. loaf. COR. 18TH ST. 9 AND P: Ten Biscuits, Luncheon Wolls, ete 1 AV be Fire Bets and the Tike” Just to find out how badly Washingtonians fomee THE WORLD OF SOCIETY Brilliant Scenes at the Washington Assem- bly. Cotillion Danced After a Midnight Supper — Personal Notes— Coming Events. The Washington Assembly last night at the Arlington was a brilliant event. Par- ticipated in by several hundred persons whose movements are always of interest in social life, it became thereby doubly in- teresting to many others, who have grown to regard this, the largest ball of the win- ter, as the best occasion of all of seeing the fashionable world of the capital fully represented. The floral adornments of the parlor suite and the bail room and supper oom, as well as the approaches thereto, were dreams of beauty. The finest blos- soms and the most artistic arrangement made each spot a bower of beautiful fragrance. Southern smilax made an arbor of the ball room. The mirrors, framed in more delicate greens, had beneath them parterres of flowers. The music gallery was hidden with palms and foliage plants, and below it on screens and flower-bordered mirrors were ranged the cotillion favors of roses. In each of the parlors either Ameri- can beauty roses or orchids were arranged in most artistic profusion and beauty. The hostess of the evening was Mrs. Har- riet Lane Johnston, who received in the middle parlor. Her gown was an elegant one of black velvet, with the front of white brocaded satin. She wore most magnificent Jewels. After supper, which was served at midnight, from ftower-adorned tables in the large dining room, a cotillion was danced, led by Lieutenant Buckingham. The gov- ernors of the ball were Mr. John Davis, president; Col. John Hay Mr. Walter V. Boardman, Mr. Calderon Carlisle, Mr. Chas. C. Glover, ar: Arnold Hague, Mr. George Hellen, Mr. N. F. Knagenhjelm, Mr. Henry May, Mr. Eaward McCauley, Mr. John Poor, treasurer; Mr. W. W. Rockhill, Mr. Joseph Sanger, secretary, and Mr. F. Rufus Tyron. Every phase of fashionable life, the diplo- matic, resident and oficial circles, was rep- resented among the throngs of guesis. Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Goodyear of Buffalo will arrive today and m: a_visit to Secretary and Mrs. Lamont. Mrs. Good- year will be the guest of honor at a lunch- eon to be given by her hostess tomorrow. Mrs. Reed, wife of the Speaker, will dis- ccntinue her Wednesday receptions for the Mrs. John Henr: entertained a 7 night at supper to 1 ren of Jersey City Heights. The Independent Euchre Club was enter- tained Friday jasi by the Misses on F 1536 Kingman y of friends hv first prize Louise Wilcox, and y Mr. Thomas Shepher! ze Was won Miss Belle after which members of $ Dorseti Blaswell, Mackin- Wilcox and ant, and Messrs. Clagett, Wade, Wood, McCall, Mat- Clagett, Dorsett, Monroe, Hanna- hepherd, Ergoos ‘ombs, Kinney swell. The next meet of the club will be held at the home of M Louise Wilcox, 264 E street nor 1, Feb- . Miss Georgie V. Atw Drum were married b; Wilson, Februa Mr. and Mrs. Drum Will be at home at 105 2d sirect northeast to their friends after March 1. Mrs. Edgar Frisby, 1607 31st street, be at home February 1 and 18. A. P. Zappone will be at home, 1306 1 street, on the next two Wednes- ebruary 10 and BE. J. Murphy Towa today, but w maining Tuesdays In Hand Mr. the Rev. James P. John W. will Mrs. Corcor and Mrs. Nathanie! fe will not be at home the re- not be Mrs. John L. Wirt will at home Wednesdays, February nd 17 rns of Alpor Hi has been ting Miss Solomon of sur has returned to her home. acy M a few weeks with her. panied by Solomon, who will spend Mrs. Hosford will be at home T) in Feb! ary at the Gramercy, mont av. Trenholm and her daughters, [renholm, have apartments at 15th street for the winte: Mrs. A. Minster, SIS 6th street north- west, will be at home today and the follow- ing Tuesdays in this month. Miss Susie Fitts Martin of Little Rock. Ark., will spend the remainder of the wi ter at reet. Miss Bailey and Miss Katherine Batley ( Bos re the guests of Representative rood and Me Wood of Illinois, at. the pbitt Hous The young ladies are rela~ tives of Mrs. Wood. . Max Cohen and Miss Cohen will be home Fridays at the Rigs Mrs. John R. Mc nent ccmpany ef ladies at a luncheon today Mrs. Warren, wife of Senator Warren, will not re hursday afternoon, on account of paying senatorial visits. Mrs. B. L. Whitman will not re morrow, but will be at home the Wednesdays during this month. Mr. George McLanahan of the Har- yard Law School will be among the Wash- ingtonians who will attend the Bradley- Martin ball tomorrow evening. A charming surprise party was given to ained a large ve to- following Miss Jennie Ottenberg Sunday in honor of par- A pleas- of her rE. her birthday at the residenc ents, Mr. and Mrs. I. Otteni ant evening was spent by all. herg entertained, assisted by her frie Miss Anna McMillan of Kansas. Selections on the violin and piano were rendered, and singing, dancing and games were engaged ing Among those present were Mr. and Mrs. Ottenberg, Miss Minnie Ullman, Miss Mollie Dux, Miss Anna McMillan, Miss Ray Aaron, Miss Lillie Dux, Miss Carri Aaron, Miss Bernheimer, Miss Birdie Otten- berg, Mieses A. and’ L. Oppenheimer, Messrs. Sam and Jce Ottenberg, Mr. L. Ullman, Mr, Henry Breslau, Mr. Oscar Baum, Mr. Edwin Baum, Mr. Wm. Ullman and Mr. Louis Ottenberg. Mrs. Frederick J. Haig of 1504 Vermont avenue will be at home for the last time this season Friday, February 12, from 3 to 6:30. Her sisters, Mrs. H. F. Johnson and the Misses Morgan of 1316 13th street, will assist her In receiving. Mrs. Walter A. Johnson of 1907 13th street will not be at home after 7 o'clock tcmorrew. The pleasantest letters are received here by friends from Dr. G. P. Gehring and his wife, who are wintering on the Pacific ccast. and who will visit Mexico and pos- sibly Honolulu, returning to their residence in this city by May. They are charmed with the California climate and iis effect on the doctor’s health. Mrs. J. Ambler Smith and Miss Rena Ambler Smith will be at home tomorrow, informally. from 3 to 6. Mrs. and Miss Estes of 1540 T street will not be at home tomorrow, but will be at home Wednesdays, February 17 and Mrs. Rudolph Kauffmann will not receive Wednesday. Mrs. Elmer E. Simpson and Mrs. Geo. C. Stewart will not be at home tomorrow. Mrs. Horstman gave a dinner last night in honor of Bishop and Mrs. Satterlee. Sec- retary Herbert, Secretary and Mrs. Fran- .cis, Chief Justice'and Mrs. Nott, Mrs. Por- ter, Mrs. D. P. Morgan, Mr. and Mrs. Hubley Ashton, Mr. Kasson, Dr. W. W. Johnston, Assistant Secretary Curtis and Mr. Boeufve were among the guests. Owing to the death of her uncle, Mrs. John Morris Ellicott will for the remainder of the winter be unable to return cails. Mrs. ‘T. O, Varnell will not receive Thurs- day, as usual, owing to a severe attack of the grip. Mra. Percy Hickling will be at home to- morrow for the last time this month, - Mrs. Win. R. Hodges wilt not be at home ‘Thuredsy. Mrs. A. F. Brooks wili receive her friends at the residence of her daughter, Mra. C. C. Coombs, 124 Massachusetts avenue north- east, tomorrow, from 2 to 5 p.m. Mrs. Romanzo Edson will receive tomors row, assisted by Miss Skinner of Bugand Mrs. Chas. W. Needham will be at home tomorrow J. Ww. son, postmaster at Winthrop Heights, D. C.. and wife, who have been ill the past week with the grip, are bs Mrs. Tenney Ross, 1336 W street north. West, will be at home the remaining Wed nesdays in February. f to Mrs. George A. Myers will not be at home February 10, but wil) on the following Wednesdays. ‘On account of iliness in the family, Miss Herbert will not ve tomorrow, RECEIVE! VISITORS, Ex-Queen Lilinokatant Devoting Her- self Chiefly Mastic Ex-Queen Liliuokalant has ived few visitors this week. The Wimodaughsis Journalist Club of this city wanted t range to be received by she has sent a © ar- he ex-queen, but rep eretary Palmer Says, that she will be glad to receive a small delegation from the club, but not the entire membership Secretary Palmer stated to a Star re- porter today that the ex-qu is inter esting herself these days in the study of music and translations. He says that all political rumors regarding Liliuokalani have not the least basis. She has not re ceived any rs of a poll since she has been here, he say ical natu DIKD. On Monday, . WILLIAM Beek aL services at street nort Interment at Peben BEE! his ut ni Werdueselay av ood) - parted this 1 eek, 1 she THLDA AL CHA roars S$ ISNT, jom and painiul tl with Chrigtian fortitude, a yer of dames 1 Chariton and sister o L. and i Lacs, at the of her son-indaw, J. i. Mud nell, 2259 Cleveland hwes They have My ‘sist A mothe They hiv trite Leace will mie © ow hayes FAL be For I knew ¢ tsiang. tuiel ve t JAMES 1 CHA Thorsday, Pebroary 11, at On Sunday, Febouars 7, WK. HANDY please cop] ze mnoce pape LATHAM. ¢ P ear THAM On M private. Kind AND. On Fe CLARENCE A. VOLLAND. be on Weel Chantilly iu Memoriam. HEILMANN. tn loving remembrs ADELWELD HEILMAN, rest wo ea today, Fe Gone, but not fw : . bY Hk NEPHEW, MESSEL. In m 5 of JOIN B. HE whe ied one Sear age loday fF ” By bis wite, CHRISTINA, HE SILAS. In lov of my beloved or wine departed tit obi aaty sufferings ended with Ue day, Yet lived vhe at its close And breath i away In a st And when the sum in royal state Mamined the fern skies She jatsoed through glor ing gate And wilked tn Paradin * BY HER MOTHER, HENREOPTA SILAS. pors of my titel WHITE, “wh y 9. IN, i. ANME WHITE, chair iy (Lines written ‘h pray x of NI Ma. Cather of wii death) * WHITE, nies four of my ttle of my dear wife, year age today, In loving retwemiors MA WEAS, wae died Feornary 3, 1806. "The trial ix hard, the pain se To part with one E loved se But in my heart eae will remain Until we meet in heaven BY HER Lt Listening for ber vale Weary, for we hear her not. - = HER CHILDREN. A Clear Head; good digestion and a ripe old age are some of the results of the use of Tutt’s Liver Pills. : An Established Fact An absolute cure for sick headache, malaria, sour stomach, constipation, dyspepsia, biliousness and kindred diseases. TUTT’S LIVER PILLS