Evening Star Newspaper, December 1, 1897, Page 5

THE EVENING STAR, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1897-14 PAGES. PPLE ODEO OL OOOO LOO OT OOOO Handkerchiefs and Neckerchiefs and the Holidays== Special specially priced-- Every day is demonstrat ness and perfection of our nveniences of the store : = b 3 prisingly interesting even $ The holiday lines are useful—offering the gift buye viding the best values at the | Handkerchiefs are a safe presents for everybody. able. You just ought to see Mufflers. We have never hac had such big values. Never Never had the pri You can put us down for Do make up vour ter than waiting until the las novelties. are surely. it is picked over. Each dollar's into a fancy box for you FRE Gift Mufflers. We have the colors and the ; : : : : ; ; k kinds. and the sizes, and the values that fashion wants— that xt want—all that are new. And if you will just compare the qualities with the prices you will find that you are choosing from the right line here . Blne and Yellow Se Navy $1.25, fad— Silk Mui Wt Stripes 81.2: + Silk Hemstitehed White ers. w ad $1.30. Broeaded Silk Mnf. + De Chine Law HNG4 inches—#3 The Silk Handkerchiefs. Thev are silk. too, truly silk. 25 & We don't put anything in stock that hasn't passed the muster of our careful scern- tir We don't see wherein there contd be a better stock of k Handkerchiefs t this. Specially gathered for il u dak rehiefs Hand Sk Ladies” Wi vil tb Homd fiefs RE- fal Handker Handk Men's Japanese Stk Initial Handker- t Ow © $1 Japanes Silk Handkerchiefs Ia Silk Tnitlal Handker i end $1 Hemstitehed ik Brocade “NINTH AND Established 1840. %} Telephone 995. POCO arrangements for Christmas. are so many and the stocks are sur- for the “Greater Store.” diversified est satisfaction to giver and given to. Handkerchiefs and Mufflers. You can be sure they will be accept- much better service now when everything is complete—before worth of Mufflers or Handkerchiefs is put PERRY’S, values-- =-AT-= PERRY’S ting more ¢learly the complete- The tending toward the r numberless suggestions — pro- owest prices. Clinching the great- thing to put on every list of our stock of Handkerchiefs and 1 so large an assortment. Never had such a variety of grades and ices pared down so low. Handkerchief headquarters. We minds that early buying is bet- minute. We can give you so 1s Frames the gift, as it were. SooLoeocatoaoodeeate ete etoalecectnetedtortectectrdtoneteetontonionieteriontensentonsontptee teeters ten toatonioscogetoesoarenecetnesenetoatosterteetoneoatnntertretoatortnngetentontenintertnt Linen Handkerchiefs. Let us remind you that Linen is called Linen here and nothing else is. What is Lawn is labeled Lawn. We have no reseege eS et Sesgentone . occasion to misrepresent. No make-believes to shield. No seconds to hide. = You will find a clever lot of ¢ designs among these. Exclu- sive novelties and exclusive qualities we might say, for you will find it hard to match them at our prices. You will have to see them to appreciate them —but we merely want to give eedeeseasententeatententeateetonte you a guide, or two, in this > list. $ Ladies’ White Hemstitched Lawn Hand- Ks kerchiefs, with "and Winch hems—5e. dered Lawn Hund- Sheer Linen Hemstitehed Hand- with 4. 1, and for trimming ies” ke fs, small size Pu nen Hemstitehed E ‘all wilths of hem—1We. to Linen 1 abet com Handker- roidered % mbrvidered Mourning Hand- e hemstitehing above hem—a host of de- Linen Embroidered Hand- eaSeesenendondenteaseese of 1 Hand. mbroidered Seeger sate Printed Border _ Hemstiteaet erehiefs—fast colors—5Se. each. Pure Men's Linen Hemstitched Hand. and t-inch — hem—"soft ed Bordered en Handker- medium siz. Yee. und 7: Handkerchiefs— Linen Initial e. und Soe. Men's 1z%e., Men's Hermed L with tape Lorders— $1.00 chiefa— 3 for n Hand! Plain White lefs—pure finen— Children’s White Linen Hqndkerchiefs— Hemstitched Han Seesonseeseesensententeatentontonceegenesgecgentontontontontontonionongetessesgesdesgees Embroidered and Pure Genuine Duchess Lace Handkerchiefs — each in a pretty box—75c, to $25 each. Seton THE AVENUE.” a as as ts a a a as te te EEL A ‘Corn Cure 15° ‘) < vertising. It advertises Iteclf. ik P who ouce try it tell their friends abcat ft. ‘Takes cut bard and seft coras with. out pain. Oniy 15 ty Balt, for the skin.25 cd's Complex’n Cream 18¢./ Flixir of Babek. votes Stevens’ Phar ‘If you’re all ready tomove; drop a postal or telephone | tor We'll wend padded will ¢ the w “quickly ‘They'll save you a small coat. $1.5 load, ucconting to size. - €F Our STORAGE Facilities are - acknowledged the best. in the city. Rates are lowest also. MERCHANTS’ ©Akce: DELIVERY 20. 929-031 D Ste ’Phone 659. node. i , POE POFOOTSD POSED ESTES . Our Shoes are “Hygienic,” “Foot Form,” ‘Miller Styles,” and all the “FADS” and “NAMES” given to cutch customers. We save you 50 cents a pair over UP- TOWN PRICES. $2.48 and $2.98 for soft, fine, shapely, comfortable Hand-Sewed Shoes. 3 3 3 3 = 3 Robert Cohen & Son, - 3 Wee peeryers sores wees festvecenrery * : 630 Pa. Ave. N.W. z Established 1838, oc4-3m,40 ¥ SSS STCVPSOSESS SE SECOSSOO SES $ - = z \Top Off cath terne” or “‘Reisling"’—then Oy sters Sng a Pe oiatese really Whenever you We. qt.+ Delivered” * 5 Melon Wine ® 6/4 14” ST-PHONE 998. ee “Langlois.” Sacrificing Seasonable Footwear. —We're breaking one of our tules now, but we must clear out our overstock of boots. —It falls to the lot of 600 pairs of $3.50 and $4 boots to be sac- rificed. They’re all new this season—represent the very lat- est fads of fashion—there are dress $3.50 & $4 boots and SHOES. walk- 9 1m; boos $275. te very cream among foot wear, and they all go for $2.75. The tush for them shows the pub- lic’s appreciation of the bar- gaitr. They know the sacrifice is genuine—they know they're getting the finest shoes in the world at a greatly reduced price. There’s no woman who is contemplating buying shoes who will neglect this oppor- tunity. ) Walking Boot: Winter Russet: Patent Leathers Ilgh-tup Lace Boots EVEMEMENEMENESNENNESNESNANESNENAESMESNESREMAESNEN MENEAME RENN ea a actus eprint ncndninrd| One point about our = Phosphatic Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil —— that you should bear in mind—that WE PREPARE IT HERE. We compound Just as carefully—use the same ingre- dicnts—as though it were a pbysician's pre- scription. We make up a new supply every few duys—so that it’ al fresh, How much better to use OUR emulaton than the ordinary stock emulsions. TF Goec. pin . plut. ‘Arlington ‘Drug Store, Cor. Vt. Ave. & HSt Coe eae epee de1-zed " Rich and Inexpensive Xmas Gifts at Beveridge’s. tengo regeeg Seeseaendeatongent -At Beveridge’s- = Dec. 1, 2 and 3. z “Littell” of New ¥ — York, whose novel and artistic produc- tions have delighted “the 400,” will be at sented “pcp 8 BS Sae eos sae ura mu es rgpremetie vewoues teat eee reevetere Terese opirererortetees reeee eee Re Sete sete our store Wednes- $ day, Thursday and ¥ é day of this week— é with an hibit of 3 her SPECIALLY ae DESIGN 3 ‘Lamp,Candle! i& Gas Shades? ——— —made of silk : ton and zy match rooms of % poeooers cre- all decorations and colorings. She will also take orders for original designs, from which no duplicates will be made. EF Our patrons are particularly invited. ™ Beveridg e, Pottery, Porcelain, is Fie, Fle Sedeegeeentoaseatontnese sbeetesteaiedgoagent i t1215 FSt.and 1214 G St. T. C. Dulin, { Wm. H. eam Managers. ‘ oe Snipdetetndotetnd aosbesSontoesonteeter$ If you’ve decided to give Photos as Presents at Xmas {t will be greatly to YOUR adi us make them NOW. We are alwa sy during Xinas_ week that. many of the late © comers ‘are disappointed in not having their photos finished on time. 7 We are ready to make engagements for December. W. H. Stalee, 1107 F St., PHOTOGRAPHER. de1-16d DL OQOOoOO OOD OO OOO OD ‘Pure Lucca ° Olive Oil== 90c. quart. We import oura direct from Laeca, Ita! all who use olive ofl for cconsiuge and fancy dishes know t no other oll compares with Lucca Olive Oil for table use. E72 Fall quart botties, 90¢. Pints, W.S. THOMPSON, Pepe ei 703 15TH STREET. del-28d Pure Coffee! You may drink our famous Mocha and Java Coffee every morning of year, fe and maree: have occasion it is absolutely coffee of delicious flavor; ig rovsted fresh never vartes one iota from the highest standard of excellence, Per « See as Re to have eeeee DOOD DO OO OOO W:R. Brown, 20th & Pa. ave. ‘B0- 14 I »)) ELERY ROPER AINE'’S Oa WELL, Breakfast Bacon of deli- cate flavor—tender and most palatable. Have never sold its equal in general excellence. N. W. BURCHELL, “1325 F St. £924, 926, 928 7th, running through to 704-706 K st. * 924, 926, 928 7th. running through to 704-706 K st. “THE DEPENDABLE STORE.” Three lots of dress goods at almost half price! A LOT of 42- ilfet fancy novelty dress goods. handsome colorings, sueh as green, brown, cardinal, plum and curl-checks+-which has been selling as high as 50 cents a yard—we place on sale tomorrow for... in a variety of 25¢. A LOT of 42-inch all-wool iridescent covert suiting, in com- binations of brown and black, French blue and plum, bdack and car- dinal—exceptionally fine quality—full of wear—never sold before for less than 50 cents a yard—will go on C ° sale tomorrow for A LOT two-toned novelty dress goods, in lovely colorings, stich as new blue and black, green and black, brown and 39 € ; ° black, cardinal and black, handsome quality, such as More niiighty wrap values! sold at 59e: Our priee..... Again tomorrow youhave a chance to take advantage of the sensationally low prices which have created such a furore the past two or three days. You havea right to marvel at the wonderful values offered—for nothing like them have been known before. To disregard this sale-is to ignore the best money-saving opportunity of the season! *5 Capes, *1°°° | $18 Capes,*7.%® Fe te ee Be te iS Ae Ie BS Take your, choice tomorrow of this lot But the bargain yalue of the season s comes in this lot of fh of fine Persian lamb capes--made in the capes; Of extra soft mest thorough manner and trimmed with inches k Thibet fur—substantialy Hed with silk rinde a garments Diack satin. r choire t sold—hundsomely A regular $18 value. Frow for 7.98. $30 Capes, $16-75 Here's your chance to get a cape of th very highest quality for as little as you t to vay for a much cheaper gra garment. Real Hudson bay elertrie weal fur canes—of such a fine quality that it looks exactly like real sealskin— 30: Inches long—trimmed with collar and edging of serge—which belong at $5—for $1.98. It’s one of the best values we've ever offered siuce we've been in business! $15 Jackets, $6-98 Another wonderful, Dareain Is this lot of genuine imported bon oath, new welted chevals and stylish chevlot Jackets n handsome tailor-made braided effects Le TOC TT TST ETS TT OTTO and frog trimming—the smartest styles fine Russian sable—bave extra full, wide 3 "I be able to find anywhe ripple xween. Cannot be had elxewhere & garments. ‘Take, your cholce for for lexs than e lot Sons G remains, take your © sts ss ae a Be ek Ak ak Ae Ak Ak Ak AE OOS tis Ae te Oe Ae AS Be AS Ae i ie Bete os ik ae te tse te Ok te te te te te te te ts tte te te te Ds ts ts ts tk ts ttn th ta th tn in tnt tend Seeseegente © ° & % 1,245 “sample dolls--just think. : $ One thousand two hundred and forty-five dolls and not two 3 & alike. Dolls from 2 inches to 30 inches high. This immense lot of = $ sample” dolls were closed cut from George Borgield & Co., the 4 leading importers of NS} York, at an immense concession from Fs usual prices, and we ¥them over to you at the same propor- % tionately low prices. 3 This immense lopcopsists of every sort of a good doll that is % .made—hisque dolls, hina dolls—china limb dolls, papier mache : jointed dolls, indestrifetible dolls, kid body dolls, muslin body dolls, % rubber dolts—even tl]g walking dolls, talking dolls and “go-to- “sleep” dolls, dressed in costumes of all nations—in characters of all sorts. The whole dgll world is ggpcselited ance Germany and Austria—and the greatesy maker—Bebe zens of his ’ r productions here. - >. de. to $20. No store in town ‘s ina ‘position, fo compete with us. Sale of handkerchiefs. Tomorrow we shall offer some notable values in Handkerchie os tes te Set foe Se Sos ope s - $ —and at the prices named it will be nothing short of extrava- + gance not to buy. Even if you don't need them, can you afford = to miss bargains like these Sedo ¢ tomorrow of a large Men's Japonotte white o* ike handkerchiefs —of - which are ladies’ prehi Seeder 4, whieh considered ¢c é, have nev I for less t will be 4 Ie. af the lowest at... for . ¥ We place on sale tomorrem a Tot 3 ladies’ fine Japonette heinstitehed bai Men's pure iven kerchiefs, which yon would «le Cc hemst tehed tandk - clare were silk=that usually . chit —the z xell for 1214¢.—and offer you the ° chigitestiric. 2c 7sccsesee on a cil be & & Ladies’ | fine auallty,hand-embretdered xe hematitehed “ hamikerchlefs sort = which yeu Cc pay 10. ‘tor. ° will go" tomocrow HOP edke Sale of umbrellas. The special prices which we have marked on the umbrellas will Sosgonfonfontestesterdengonfone o od make a host of firm friends for this department. We claim that = our prices are the, lowest for similar qualities—and here's eloquent evidence to prove it. = 26-inch ladies’ frame brellas, Closesrolling steel “rods and elther Dresden or nat- ural wood handies—for, ish gloria paragon 65°: 26-inch fine silk twilled gloria paragon frame wmbrellas—with close- ry st 500 G-qnarter chenille table covers. some these are $1.00 tomorrow at. in patterns—fringed all around — values—to “l 59. 200 pieces of draperies, consisting = of fine fish nets, Nottingham and Point tart ohana en c. de Aguile lace—46 inches wide—In news gles the sort _ that sells patterns—worth from 12%e., and for $1.30—for. a yard—to go tomorrow 10tAc. Ladies’ fhe changeable silk umbrellas, with handsome han- 9 les of natural wood ell a:d Dresden—r - gular $3 values—ior. Batisistecy, specials. 100 pieces of fine curtain swiss In the newest cain, dot and stripe effects, 45 inches wide—which have been selling at 20 cents a yard—will go on \ 121c wale tomorrow at 500 yards of lace stripe curtain and etamines, worth 5 cents a on sale Cee per yard, at... 100 pieces of fine heavy denim for fur- niture covering and hanging—iu a variety of rare oriental usually at 15 cen gocs iomor.ow for. 500 yards of fancy cretonne of very heavy ‘quality—-30 inches wide—in several pretiy colorings—which sells faCo usually for 12\¢c,—for a day at An Immense lot of fine opaque window shades—mounted on spring rollers—and Ju several very desirable shades— 98, will go tomorrow for -. LOC. 200 pieces of fine silkolincs—in- the most Deautiful high-urt designs and colorings— 36 inches wide—would eb . oP eMc, at 12% cents a yard—to ft oteh and Nottingham morrow at... A lot of fine feather stuffed Size 18 by 18—will go on sale pillows. *23C. 500 pairs of S tomorrow at . BES lace curtains—in beautifal Brussels point and point de sprite effect with whipped edges—3 yards long and 60 Tacha wiaes caine hes boa selaeptvere t39 Lot of only 5, a, Ingrain floor art squares. Size 9 by feat—| worth $6.50—tomortow tor, D4e 25 for leas than $2.00 a patra" go on sale tomorrow” at 200 pairs of fine portieres, -eonsioting of fine close-woven chenille apd heavy satin- face and Armure weave tal handsome array of: high-a designs—these hrve never than $4.00 a palr—to be tomorrow at NG oe) i attigs, care ant name Plate, for 59. Workman- V i avery respect ‘most high: ENG RA I cD lp oe Bo cards reprinted from aS 29¢. = A k in a size 30. by G0 inches—edges r of 50 very heavy Smyrna rugs— otvariety ae ‘oriental effects— fi wool ‘fringe—regul wes—for .. Dseesearadraeadesrateaatragvectonteretoatondeedetratvageroatrasengegratoasvedesoagentetoasnigeseesbafengesoatoagengetoatonteteatbaforfosentiafenfetentonfente tee “Tones”? the Table. Painless Extracting, $0c. | Who is responsible |= teste ozo tate wy meat — ou cannot blame but your: | —— Yd denon War "in new and atta Self when your teeth .attie. © . )_ = gomprising’ Loving Cape. Pitchers,” Tea ee ae ee an = Foe ete, ane dental “services. it “such, - erate prices, why: delay? Agtl- Wilmarth & Kk Raiser,1 114 F. ficial Teeth, .cn rubber, nee: del-144 net, $5.00, Evans’ Dental Parlors, 1309 F St. NW. (2029-214 “4 a | Elastic THE WORLD OF SOCIETY Mrs. McKinley Welcomies Friends to the White House. Miss Walker, ting Daughter of the Dis- ed Admiral, a Bud—Other Pleasant Events—Notes. Mrs. McKinley welcomed a great many callers yesterday afternoon at an informal reception, the first of a series which she hopes to hold throughout this month. En- sign and Mrs. Smith, Mr. ani Mrs. Abner McKinley and Miss Barber assisted in en- tertaining the gu Colonel Corbin mak- ing the introductions to Mrs. McKinle: Earlier in the afternoon Miss Oliver gay several readings from Scotch dialect writ- ers for the President and his wife and their house party. Among Mrs. McKinley's callers were the Vice President and Mrs. Hobart, Secretary and Mrs. Bliss, Miss Bliss, Mrs. Gary, Mrs. and the Misses Mc- Kenna, Lieut. and Mrs. Clover, Mr. and Mrs. John W. Foster, Mr. and Mrs. Isham Hornsby. Mr. and Mrs. Archibald Hopkins, Miss Louise Mitchell, Miss Palms, Dr. and Mrs. Nash, Mrs. Frank B. Noyes, Mr. and M Charles Newbold, Mr. and Mrs. Hub- ley Ashton, Miss Ashton, Dr. and Mrs. Leonard Wood, Mr. and M William Mer- riil, Miss Margaret r. and Mrs. Josiah Pie Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Barne: Miss Barney, Representative and Mrs. Dalzell and Mr. and Mrs. Lane. Mrs. Fairbanks entertained at an ele- gant luncheon yesterday in honor of Mrs. George Hitt of Indianapolis. Mrs. Stern- berg, Mrs. Perry Heath, Mrs, W. Mrs. A. J. Halford, Mrs. comb, Mrs. R. 8. Hatcher and Mrs. were the other guests. Miss Sarah Walker, of Admiral and Mrs. sented to society ves large tea given ach tante was dres: trimmed, and carried flow: Trany bouquets she received. Miss Goodell, Miss Hagner, Miss Hopkins, Miss Palmer Ch with Mi Guffey of assisted in the pleasant event. end Miss Guffey presided at laid ten table. The guests inciuded not only representatives of the navy contin- gent, but the army and resident society as well. Miss Jessie A. Ackerman, the distinguish- ed traveler of the World's W. C. T. U.. in the city fora few days, the guest of Mrs. La Fetra The fourth meeting of the Abracadabra Club was held at th idence of Mr. and Mrs. John P. Clum, 812 East Capitol street, Wednesday evening, November 24. The re- youngest daughte Walke was pr ‘day afternoon at a its. The debu- muslin, lace . one of the Miss Walker, Miss Ourn, and Miss Pittsburg, Miss Ourn the daintily sponses, modern proverbs, brought out many sage and quaint sayings. Mrs. J. D. Croissant presented an rtaining paper cescriptive of her rece Alaska, Prof. Hyland J. Kirk the evening, hi: tive Power in On recited the pathetic story Sterns read a pleasing extract, Helen Rapley con and Mrs Clark, jr.. 2 Delaware avenue, y, December Miss Carolyne northwest Nordlinge returned of ha from hoand Mazi mn winter at 1760 Q street. Mrs. r daughte just return: Utah, pss for the guest of Mrs. A street northeast, and 4 Wis rom their w. in their new home. east. wh y will be have re nd settle th- pleased to receive . Matthews are at 1719 winter, s of 15th str la { gave a progres- -ning. Mrs. siting An enjoyable euchre party the home of Miss 1224 Nth street, las for gentlemen, a handsome cane, Dyer, and the first prize a gold stick pin, by Miss Minnie Ha was given at ‘larissa A. Edmonston, After the games refreshments and dancing were enjoyed. Thy present were Misses Maitie Gaegier, Mam. Harvey, Claris: dmonston, May Sheridan, Rosalic Cama dith Grimes, Alice and Nannie Maher and Messrs. John Sheridan, Matt Camalier, Harvey Dyer, rthur Harvey, Talbot Dyer, Don and Joseph Murphy and Teller and Willard Archibald. a RAINBOW TEA. Ladies of Calvary Baptist Give an Entertainment. Church A rainbow tea was gi school recm of the Caly: afternoon by ‘ociety of the en in the Sunday ry Baptist Church the Ladies’ Aux- church in aid of the fund.” The entertainment was de- 1 originally by Mrs, H. P. Saunders, | ang successfully carried out two years ago, and its repetition yesterday was fully as enjoyable as on the former occasion. The room, with its long tables, each one dec- orated with one of the bright colors of the rainbow, made an exceptionally hand- some appearance. Mrs, H. G. Jacobs pre- sided over the red table, waich was loaded with flowers; Mrs. Dufour over the orange table, with fancy a:ticles; Mrs. W. H. Mc- Knew at the doll table, the yellow dispiay; Mrs, Saunders at the green table, at which ice cream and cake were dispensed; Mrs. lary organ G. W. Silsby at the blue table, furnished with decorated china; Mrs. P. H. Bristow at the indigo table and Mrs. W. M. King at the violet table, cn which was displayed a fine iot of fancy notions. Mrs. W. S. Har- ban presided at the lemonade stand, while Mrs. Laura Walker had charge of the “Jack Horner pie,” an immense grab bag. One of the novel features of the display was the exhibition of fancy needlework, well advertised under a placard with the words ‘“Womanly Work By Manly Men.” A number of gentlemen connected with the church had tried their hand at making fancy articles in this line, and had then donated the products to the fair. The tea will be repeated this afternoon and tonight. St. Pa On the afternoon end evening of Friday, December 3, the ladies of St. Paul’s Meth- odist Episcopal Church will hold a Christ- mas sale of fancy and useful articles, suit- able for the holiday season. Through the kindness of Mrs. Somers the fair will be given in the spacious parlors and music room of Mt. Vernon Seminary. Much thought and care have been given to the errangements, and a most attractive dis- play of articles will be open to the friends of the church. The proceeds from the sale are for the building fund of the new church. Refreshments will be served be- tween the hours of 3 and 10 p.m. —_—— Fair of the Days. The ladies of St. Margaret's Church will hold a “fair of the days” for the benefit of the church at 1030 Connecticut avenue, December 9, 10 and 11, The chief atirac- tion of the fair will be the booths, six in number, and each one representing one of the six busy days of the week. These booths will be handsomely decorated and will be provided with articles dear to the housekceper’s heart, as well as fancy arti- cles and not! A ity will be made of articles suitable for Christmas presents, and the ladies in charge will make a strong effort to suit every one. ee it music and a delicious supper will be provided each day, the latter being on the style ~ fashioned New repasts. A the old-fé w England colonial tea will be served by the children WASHINGHON SUDGI 1 tea HOUSE, 1108 F st. aw. apt, on the lth, from 3 to 6 p.m. A ‘GooD PRACTICE. if You Want an Good Appetite senwitive stor ath aigert. the food. teat thus preventirg the formatic ing the Mood pure and free from fermented. half-digeated food Dyspepsia ‘Tablets make the complexion clear by keeping the blood pure. elite Werease flesh “by digesting fesh-forning 1° only remedy stomach teou- Ke ™ Cat woalé eiinpiy, Gea wane burt yon, material Over eix thousand men and women in the state Michigan alone have been cured of indigest i e use of Stuart's I of gent all droggiats at 50 cents for full sb r free book stomach diseases jarsball, Mich. PRO RTY TRANSACTION. Colambian University hases Nearly Feet on H Street. A deed has been placed on record by J B. Wimer, representing the Columbian University, by which Annie E. J. Cruit, who was represented by Messrs. Bllerson and Wemple, conveyed to the university trustees property the north side of H street between 13th and Mth streets north- west. commonly known as the Widdicombe stables. The property has a frontage of 4 feet 2%: inches by 144 feet to foot alley. The consideration named in the deed is $10. It ts, however, understood that the actual consideration was not much less than $100,000. There are square fe comprised in the property ransferred and the price per is about $7. The property to which title is thus ac- quired by the Columbian University has adjoining, both on the east and west, prop: erty already owned by the university. The building occupied by the medical a ment of the university adjoins the erty on the east, and the building used for the preparatory department, when that Was one of the is on the west of 44 feet 2p t i the latter age of 50 feet. Including this rm quisition, the university now owns a total frontage of 194 fe t inches by a depth of 144 feet to a 30-foot alley, with the ¢ branches of the institution fromt= nt ception of the west 50 f the depth of 2 feet to a 30-foot alley. A extends along the east side » property. Dr. Whitman, versity, stated trustees have no immediate de! as to the improvement of th but it is considered to be a quisition to that al derstood th used as a ery stable will cupied for that purpose under the university. the president of the this morning that It is un- formerly P again oc. a lease fr Merriage Licenses. Marriage licenses have been issued to the following: White—Harry Flickinger of N. Io “a., and Mabei vs of Catlett's, Va.; Jas. n and Aimie Ryan; Charies E. Bab and Maggie Roth; Baxter and Lillie M. Howard; Wm. H. Cross and I Vv. May; “ 2 O. Joli of Norfolk, Va and s Tasker of this city; Herold P. terkley of A ndria, Va., and Matilda % ch of th Wm. L. Terrett of Fairfax county, and Mary L. Dorman of this city; Wm. Herbert of Travilla, yc. renticld of Mean’s, Md.: and Sallie ton M Hamilton A. Knott ee amer Was crossing from ver last week the vessel nar- ed colliding with a whale appeared ahead of her. which suddenly BORN, horthwest Interment ph ia ae Onk Juin, COOMES. On Weans : cH on T November . JOHN DONEGAN f mber 20, 1807. hi stre (Utiew and Syract copy.) 1887, of) John, of her danghter, Mrs. private. TORN. ‘3 Jinn’ 1. Hawkina and it Francis Ware o residence. ‘Thursday, ra the revolut 1420 De Faneral from her sister's New Jersey avenue northwest, at 3 o'clock. In Memoriam. loving of onr des ther, EVOTED CHARLES, FRA STAUB. In memory of W. 1. STAUB, ‘one year ago to December 1, 1896, It was the early morning hour, ‘One year axo tod ‘The anges Death came down to carth And bore his soul away. The midnight stars are beaming Upon a silent grave, Where sleepeth without dreaming The one we could not save, gone, but never forgotten. BY HIS WIFE. — remembrane NU hosbai died HIS BY WIFE" AND MRS. E who dg Carter’s Little Liver Pills. SICK HEADACHE POSITIVELY CURED BY THESE LITTLE PILLS tpalgetion flan oud iaep neneay Geommey: eee remedy for Dizziness, Nausea, Drowsi- — Bad | Taste io. \gbe Mouth: Coated They vegulate ‘the ‘Bowela Purely Vege Smail Pills. Small Dose. Small Price.