Evening Star Newspaper, November 6, 1897, Page 8

wS Moves & Sous. 66S chrenkeisen” Partor 4 [Furniture Sale. 3 Eeees FS zg es ——— pooner — z Alexander Smith Carpet Sale. 4 — = —— = $ ¢ Ieee z == 2s = riental ugs At New rices. $ — = —— B : Our advertisements are of as much importance to the eco- = nomical as the papers themselves are to the progressive world. = Watch them—prcfit by them. We are always in the market for 3 advantageous purchases and any day is liable to see one an- nounced. At present SCHRENKEISEN PARLOR FURNI- TURE is the theme in the furniture departments. Stock from the foremost parlor furniture makers in America in one great sale. Remember, all the furniture is new—upholstered for us in brand new damask. The iast shipment is here—and here’s how we're selling: *erdorcontendendendentantontoncororiororeetuentoniony Parlor Suites. Parlor Furniture. Regu- Sale = ; 4 Window Seat, Boose 4 Parlor Suite, 2 pieces, Z 2 z $16.75 sat neice 35.00 23.75 F z 20.75 jan’ inlay, mahogany ‘ath 3 ~ 25.00 ‘ ea 12.00 es B 4 34.00 : 13.00 $ z 45.00 Ree 8.40 $ 5 37.00 535 & $ to % F3 . 23.75 Side Chair, velvet. 5. £ é = And hundreds of other pieces Library Furniture, $ = Easy Chairs, Cabinets and Couches, too. $ - 3 $ Selling the stock of Carpets é Z bought up $ - From Alexander Smith & Co.'s sale at Yonkers, N. Y. 3 Choice selections from one of the finest carpet stocks in $ = the world. Prices lower than “before the tariff” figures. $ $ Smith’s Axminsters....... $c. yd. ‘ z Smith’s Moquettes..... - -85¢. yd. 4 = aoe 1 = Ic 3 , * Cheap Velvets........85¢. yd. $ $ ; s Best Velvets... -$1.00 yd. ee $ ith’s Extra Velvets... -$1.25 yd. $ . Smith’s Tapestry Brussels. .....45¢. yd. ry ¢ Smith’s Best Tapestry Brussels. .75c. yd. | Oriental i riental Rugs. : £ Finest of floor coverings. Prices that you never thought z would buy these gems of oriental art. = 3 A word of warnirg:—Oriental Rugs are like d ds. It's not advisable = c. to buy them unless you know them—and have a responsible house to back = your purchase. ef 3 Some prices. $ : 3 = = & = Our Oriental Department is replete with Carpets in rare : 3 effects, and in all sizes and makes. Any Oriental Carpet = 3 can be tried on your floor betore being purchased. = aa = = $ 2 in. = 3 air Oriental Rugs. : = z 2 P = : B. N S Sons, } e a 3 F St., t . Storage, : #Cor. Eleventh. : 22dand Sts. } PO LEEEEEEEEELEPEEEELEEEP LPL LPEEEEEEOEE EE PEM EMS O 9 T SO FAT Y if AN Yt DT ACK YSN See D) i15 \\ \) \ fy SON'S OBESITY PILLS AND SALT ple 7.8) WWW REDUCED MADALAINE PRICE, THE .POPU- LAR ACTRESS, 65 POUNDS. AMEDAl WATER Uf FAT, WRITE LORING & CO. YORK 0. INERAL WATEB. CHICAGO MEDICAL DI -RUP- TURE CURED-—BESE TRUSS EVER ‘This water has established for itself an enviable DEVISED. reputation in the short 8 mouths since which it ae Was introduced. It has proved unfailing for the | gcoiiee Petey af tae Sintanaine Price. one cen has token Dr. is glad of it. ite © experience with Dr. ATLAN + Chicago. I cauuot speak tn too bigh terms of Vills and Obesity Sait end began taking Dr. Edison's my Weight wax 198." I had al- r much advertised treatmest, ant soon as I stopped it had fleshened up again, and promotes cepious, clear discharges | popy, irritable bladder. Its fea ey and relieves promptly the atinent, solvent action on concretions such as gravel or gall stones surpasses any water kuown, aud rheumatism vanishes under {ts infiuence. Upon the digestive | ergans {ts action is gratifying. keeps the bowels | ity Treatm regular, and as 4 table water It cansot be equaled. Sold at the low rates of 2c. pr. one-talt-gal. | I left, my stomach oa verg weak coniition, 1 a7 took ir. dison’s Obesit; and Ss bottle; $2.00 pr. doz., or $1.65 pr. S-gal. demijoha. | [ok ,Di; Hdlson's | Obes! Salt, and 40 without any bad ef- fects upon my system. ‘These remedies soon cured the condition of my stomach, caused as above stated. Since taking your remedies I look better and feel better chan for years, and bave no. ten- dexey to again get fat. My professional friends should use Dr. Edison’s temedies if inclined to pet too Hesby, and all of them who have used them ‘on my recommendation have been greatly benetited by All tottled directly enters to F.G.Herbert,611 F St.N.W. at artesian well. Send - them. My husband, Mr. Edwin Southers, joins me im thanking you for what your treatment’ has dcne for me. I will reply to inquiries about. thi treatnent that may be sent to me in care of tie ‘New York Clipper." Yours sincerely, IADALAINE PRICE. Obesity $1 2 bottle; Obesity Pills, $1.50 a bettle. ‘THESE GOODS ARE KEPT IN STOCK BY LEADING RETAIL DRUGGISTS. Written guerantee to refund the price if Dr. Edison's Obesity Pills or Obesity Salt are taken as Airected without good results. Write to our NEW YORK MEDICAL DEPARTMENT or our CHICAGO 'Theexquisite | Fragrance i and matchless strength of THOMPSON'S DOU- MEDICAL LEPARTMENT for advice about your BLE COLOGNE "has | | ttytoved” Best ‘trum and treatment sree dvticca!! made it a favorite with eral Agents for the United Staten we tees every lady who uses it— | Prompt, 1-ply mention, department. and use only and it has a host of friends. 1-8 pint, 25c.; $ pint, 85c.; pint bottles, $1.65. W. S. THOMPSON, Pharmacist, 703 15th st. “LORING & CO., DEPT. 8, NO. 42 WEST 22D ST., NEW YORK CITY. NU. 115 STATE ST., CHICAGO, LLL. my25-ru,thées. tf Fat Folks, Attention! = oe A COMPLETE LINE OF LORING'S i Obes! ‘ions: Flesh-producing Great Reduction feeirlesatays oe a Graz tance ; ‘3 Obesit nds. attend- In Hair. an "MERIZ’S MODEBN PHARMAOY, Switches, $2.50, formerly $5.00. cor. F and 11th sts. dyl-tt ener: Rag ae ; . Gray Switches, . formerly 5 T Gi S ches, TAD, fe ty Pen nc ttcetaes inal ruSses Shampooing, ete. Fitted properly. Abdominal Elastic Imperial Hair Regenerator for restoring gray hair. ete, NEW WASHIN SURCICAL Never fails. < ENSTRUMENT HOUSE. 1108 F st. nw. aplS-tt S. HELLER’S, 720 7th Street N. W. aplG-20d ee BURCHELL’S SPRING LEAP EORGES’ set ES ta: manent relief. “At leading dragyiste mina ‘PROF. 3. J. GEORGES & SON, ‘oot Specialists, + Sundays, 9 to 12 1115 Pa. ave. THE EVENING STAR, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1897-24 PAGES, Sound Reasons ‘for Your Attendance Here Monday & Tuesday. Each department is at its best and competing in ffiendly rivalry for the favor of your patronage. Price—quality—variety—all are es- pecially to your advantage on the above mentioned days. In the Mil- linery Department—the new feature of Trimming Hats free of charge —is an additional attraction well worthy of your attention. _ This idea is in keeping with the liberal, generous, wise policy that refunds money and cheerfully exchanges goods—that makes our patrons feei that our guarantee is as good as a bond. Black Felt Short- back Sailors — not matched elsewhere short of 2Qc, Cloaks and Suits Dept. The brilliant record attainea by this branch of-our business is due to two things—keeping an Trimmed And Untrimmed| s shapes—all ee ee i ee ae ee Trimmed Felt ailors — natty colors— treteet Hats. tiiwmed” in’ pita | UNCeasing watch for the best and 3 soe FUbons “actualy @ | newest things the different mar- tty SUC. | kets offer=-and securing by Seekers large transactions (buying for the stores here and in Baltimore) ev- ery price advantage. These rea- sons explain the freshness of styles—the hugeness of variety— and the unusually little prices. ef Soetoro Especial Prices ON FEATHERS. Bower’ (enecterai aioe Our Ten-Dollar Tailor= to select from—and _rang- 10c. ing in worth from 25¢ 8c. to Made Jackets Are Real= ly Remarkably Good Garments for the Price! Not to be matched anywhere for less than $15 or $18. And think of it, over 100 different ‘styles—enough in this one line of $10 garments to make an entire department for some stores. And to the crispne: ind newness of the styles—we add a perb variety of matert sevs, Beaver, Diagonal, Coverts, fots, Astrakhan, Boucle, etc., ete. Such Coque Feathers as in this lot never sold_ under $1—to Morday and ‘Tuesday buyers—the choice is present- ed for. 49c, 10c. lack Wings—the usual quality sold everywhere for 2%5c.—Monday and Tuesday. . a a a a a aa aa ae te ee te te wSotpostonseeSontne sorter seotonsnetodardsorentsootedeorcotsies a Clep glnA ONAN AA NAA EAN A AAA A AAALAC SEE CE S| % Momie Cloth Table Cov- 3 ers, 39c. values = = 25c. Black Brocade Silk and $ Satin Dress Skirts—full 2 8 $ —very _hendsome __pat- terns. Really $8 values. § $ For Monday and Tuesday 4.95 % Instend of 5c. is th : 49c. special Brice, “we've put neo $ Applique Scarfs. A hand 490¢ s Go ES Ee OT 2) That $15 Russian Blouse we & aNEEs = G e are selling is creating wide com- * pn Ladies’ In- . 4 ee ment! Our own design—beau- $ itiated Hand : ve we'll distribute Monday tiful, stylish. 4, > : z at a fraction of their = a prs 5¢ Acknowledged by the trade to be . 3 ° head and shoulders gyer anything of 3 = the kind ever shawn! + = & BLACK SILK AWAIStS, with 4 4. tucks “across % Ladies soc. Plaid Hose, 290¢ sizes from. 32" to 43~sold $2 95 = $ Monday and Tuesday. ° Monday (and Tuekd “9D % (Limited quantity to each customer.) : et ¢ 3 Soted $5 Electric Seal Capes— $ < A Ribbon Surprise! Monday and Tuesday $2-48 = : ¥ ; & Ro OSE conan tal All- Wool Flannel Waists = Ro a ee eae $1.69 quatity, all $ = colors; double- 3 z point yoke, $ $ pleated backs = = 99c. $ ‘ os MAYER BROS & CO., 937-939 F St. N.W. SSS arartiectestonte ki eeseetietnteteciegeds Soeaenaoesodonseesonconsotsonconsoasorsotieesorsoteeeotiot isonet A Word to Printers! CASE OF 24 BOTTLES—ONLY $1. If Your Physicia Prescribes Beer n A small closet or niche fn the cellar = Sas “ os will hold all the al apparatus as a tonic—crder “Ruby” Lager. y to run a plant. This It is the beer—above all others— tus will requi: ineer and no. : = : x being fui aby us| to drink for its tonic effects. “Ruby” Lager 213 14th st. n.w. "Phone 77. 06-200 —builds up and strengthens as no See other malt beverage will. It cre- ates an appetite—aids digestion— and furnishes the nutriment that pale, thin folks need. 7 Case of 24 bottles—delivered in unlettered wagons—only $1. Write or telephone. Furniture values? “$5 Rattan Rockers, $1.95%| Furs Are Ever Popular. Just as sure as | weather returns—j Splendid Rattan Rockers. Sell for $5 fo certain do ‘Furs ‘spring into pl al » ° Washington Brewery Co., ( Prices 4th and F Sts. N. E—’Phone a2ica, ( no6-s,t,th-33 54 Q AR Ad D6 44 26 ce 2a 20. 4 ° (On Credit: (3 cRyea | ( ** A great many dealers ) J T ; * * boast of their ability to a ? * * quote low prices because ) Pp ray “* * they buy for cash and ask | —here that the others ask 25 and 210. tor, (( * * cash. We go them one bet- J) | ¢ Beene daivect Amportation trom omg ft ter. We quote always the 3|4 Rag.ted i hone ett p ( * * lowest cash prices and yet J} 4_ each; s for 25c., or a dozen for ade. ; ** extend to you credit. gram s, 13th & Pa. Ave) * * Where can you equal these (| £3"20 1 ~ we we we ww wet * OK Credit ne reesresese rteeeecet DDS | —— shana “one Naneormpr ations fOr a very busy = braced 7.50 Wht. Iron Beds, $5.. Before. ‘Nor haye pslces ever been Sar mene Iron Beds, all as now. saison, With springs. A'¥1.60 value for DD T7Furs madi to drderrepaired—and re: $7.50 Chiffonier, $5. —— _ modeled. (ge Ga note ania" 2 gg))| Saks Fur Ch., T3th & G Sts. ($8 Oak Dining Table, $6. aoe 6-ft. Oak Extension Dining Table. price on “Little Helps.” Sel ee ee, SO Big line of allthe “ttle helps” jast $20 Chamber Suite, $15.9 i!\h! Savtaa uno Hruse Puritan’ ne ot" en alte at Bo and Si5 TAL}, tattation. Sasow Bane 'at-15c, “iers 18e = as Wilmarth &: Kaiser, RU D DEN’ Ss ; 1114 P, Next!to Gifumbia Theater, y Juleé Cider, 2c. gal. c. Mocha & Java 513 7th St. 100 Doz. Brows's Famious-y = lair Switches, raising most delicious hay Consigned to us for the of never had @ int in all the sere Wore been ling it. ground ‘We sell you @ very fine Switch for..........-.$1.50 to suit. Only.38e. Ib... Exactly the same article you = wae ogy oof ae ary W.R. Brown,20th & Pa. Av. aT THE Louvre Glove Store, | ecld-tt NO. 919 F ST. Ea Ge WILL HAVE HELLO SYSTEM Telephone Communication Between the Capitol and the Library Building. Senators and Representatives May Talk Direct With the Library Chiefs—Complete Circuit Provided. Arrangements are being made by which direct communication by telephone will be secured between the new Library of Con- gress and the Capitol. Details will be so arranged that senators and representatives can talk if they wish to any chief of any division. Communication is had at pres- ent by means of the pneumatic tunnel, pa- per messages being conveyed in this man- ner. Direct oral messages, however, are desired, and as the distance between the two bulldings, about a quarter of a mile, is too great for speaking tubes, a telephone with ordinary metallic circuit will be brought into requisition. The wire for this will go through the tunnel. : The Capitol terminal will be in a little room north of statuary hall, where an at- tendant will remain constantly to attend to the transmission of messages. The library terminal will be directly under the reading rocm, in the basement. An Independent System. There will be a system for the library building itself, so‘ that messages can be transmitted to different parts of the build- ing and communication had without the necessity of having the central city office brought in use. The main terminal will be at the central desk of the reading room, as that point will be called upon more fre- quently than any other. Station at East Entrance. A telephone will be placed at the east entrance of the library building for the benefit of the watch and the transaction of general business. One may be placed at the west entrance. The system will be complete in all respects. Superintendent Green has worked out the details. It is ex- pected that the communication will be es- tablished between different parts of the building by the middle of December. The telephone between the library and the Capitol will be in use before the others. Of the three elevators in the building, which are intended to ultimately run from cellar to attic, only one is now in opera- tion, and it does not go to the attic. The others will be put in operation when they are deemed necessary to carry passengers or carry freight. ————— PERMIT ISSUED. OS 66880600860 U. S. Electric Lighting Company Au- thorized to Extend Conduits. Armed with a permit from the Commis- sioners, President Thomas of the United States Electric Lighting Company left the District building today for the pur- pose of laying an underground conduit up 9th street for the purpose of lighting the suburbs, and incidentally paralleling the conduit of the Potomac Electric Power Company. It is the end of the hostilities between the rival electric companies for the pos- sesion of 9th street. The Potomac com- pany gave notice that it would procure an injunction againse the Commissioners to Frevent the issuing of a permit, and it was given until last Friday to do so. Yesterday afternoon a representative of the Potomac company notified Commissioner Black that his company had decided not to go into court, and the Commissioners accordingly issued the permit. ——— nd REQUIRED TO GIVE BAIL. OGG GSOONSCEOSHSHHH S9H9ESHHOHODESO Joseph Grinder Held on Charge of Attempt to Kill. Joseph Grinder, an old and infirm white nan, was held to await the action of the grand jury this afternoon by Judge Kim- ball in the Police Court, on a charge of as saulting William Mack with intent te kill him. Grinder was released on bail, his brother, Edward M. Grinder, becoming surety in the sum of $1,000. Mack, a white youth, testified that the 22d of October he was with some compan- fons near Grinder’s home in Southeast Washington, when the old man discha’ d a shotgun at the crowd, several shot strik- ing Mack and injuring him painfully. It was intimated by Attorney Campbell ‘arrington, who appeared as couasel for irinder, that the latier had been driven to desperation by annoyances perpetrated by the boys in the neighborhood, and that he had no intention of striking anyone, much less to kill, when he discharged the shot- rs Grinder merely desired to trighien the boys, it was declared. Judge Kimball thought the grand jury should pass upon the case, and therefore took the action stated, — Court Imposed the Penalty. Alice Brown, who was placed on trial yesterday in the Pelice Court on a charge j| of sending an indecent communication to Jane West, was fined $20 today by Judge Kimball, the case having been corrtinued. Attorney Chase, who represented the girl, argued that the mere sending of a note could not be construed as disorderly co: duct. The court ruled otherwise, howeve A Big Mistake. It fs a misteke to economize on the din- ner table at the expense of the stomach— and health. Pure, wholesome food is cheap- est in the end! This is an age of adultera- tions. So great has the evil become that the Agricultural Department has felt com- pelled to take cognizance of it! We fight shy of all adulterated goods. Yet while we carry the finest of everything in our line, we can also save you money. Our superior and extensive buying facilities give us lower prices—and we give them to you. Write or telepnone us (875) to send for your order Monday morning! eG 1 @|OS660 sale of stock at n06-tf 8S Fur is Becoming: man’s Home Companion.) “Fur, if selected to suit the wearer ly, does mn to the ts, luffs and Trinu fur varieties. Collar- tites, $8 up. When you consider the = Qualities. you'll admit our prices are low! B. Hi. Stinemetz & Son, Furriers, 1237 Pa. Ave. nod-28 APPY P and dyspe Little Nerve Pills, wh sleepless, nervous,’ dyspeptic sul OSTURA BI ters to flavor your leneaade or any other cold and an exception was noted. drinks with will keep you free from dyspepsia, inest of everything at Cornwell's. eG. G. Cornwell & Son, Only First-Class Groceries, Wines and Liquors, Seseesese oren0ss Sseneoce seceecedeo. Monday we begin a six-day furniture-which includes every suite in our discount of one-quarter off marked prices, and on credit. for six days ONLY! GROG AN J § MAMMOTH CREDIT HOUSE, 817--819=821-823 Seventh St., Between H and I sts, "4 “ Solid Everything fine and_the Do you drink? Do you drink coffee, or do you get nixed chicory, coffee- compound or other substi- tutes? Do you koow the difference, or does “2l1 coffee look alike to you?’ We buy ours in the green and select only the pure coffee grains, avoiding mixtares, and rw our own coffee on the preim- ises by the “Dry process, mot be altered, adul- d or weighted unknown us, and the We the only good coffee Why vot try a cup of genuine cof you no more, or very little than the tia- tures and substitutes. result is in Finest Old Mandehling Java und Mocha, Only 38c. ib. € @ ¢ 2 pod 1412, 1414, 1416 & 1418 Pa. Ave. 3 ) bed room a uniform It’s Carpets made, laid and lined free—no charge for + waste in matching fig- ures. OOCOHSSIOGSH © DON COHSSOCO SSO OTOSS CO6ESS We give trading stamps, < —Atide Grain 1 ar C them, size bags: 4s all kinds of Rags, splendid good locks and make and finish spr abou 1 > Ne n SOc. up, ket Buoks—a splendid lot. meessi Experts at trunk repairing. ~~ J e 4 4 4 < J & wv n NI eo = 9 Street.; no6-28d 4 . 3 +ov . Seeo CLOCKS REPAIRED. Let rhaul your troublesome CLOCK | PE URE j by the mouth. 1 6e22-3m ONAN A “Dollars and Sense.” without publicity—on the — (GOMMON —cCommon sense is a free gift to most people—and most people display it when they come to us for DIAMONDS, WATCHES and JEWELRY. ——Just think of it! Why should a person pay $50 cash for an article when they can get > the same article here 20 per cent cheaper—and pay the bill a little at a time, too. $40 to us is enough for anything $50 will buy elsewhere. following terms: Display common sense and save —The stock—second to none in the District—your judgment will pronounce it so. ——Gift buyers can make their selections now, while the stock is full and complete, and have the articles reserved for them on payment of a small deposit. ——Look for our “ad.” in the daily papers Tuesday—going to spring a stunning surprise on the combine of high profit cash jewelers. —Any honest man or woman can buy DIAMONDS, WATCHES and JEWELRY of us $10 worth, $1.00 down, 50c. weekly. $15 worth, $1.50 down, 75c. weekly. $25 worth, $2.50 down, 75c. weekly. $50 worth, $5.00 down, $1.00 weekly. $75 worth, $7.50 down, $1.50 weekly. WOU weve sey {| = € € 3, Open Evenings. r€ > POP PEC VOS SOOO SOL POEL LODOPO OSE OL OO SOOO. OX 1103 Pa. Ave. $100 worth, $10.00 down, $2.00 weekly. Goods delivered on first payment. Baltimore Store, 108 N. Eutaw St. A guarantee accompanies every article sold that if not satisfactory money will be cheerfully refunded. | Fine Watch Repairing at Moderate Prices. Castelberg’s Nat’l Jewelry Co., ==Next Star Office. Established 1846. PEO ~ Mev coecadeboesed a