Evening Star Newspaper, December 13, 1897, Page 7

—— THE EVENING — MONDAY, ee 13, 1897-16 PAGES. The Busy Corner, 8th and Market Space. 'S. Kann,Sons&Co. We WAV Thrown out our Holiday Boomerang —and we expect to gather in the largest trade of our experience. WOMAN OR CHILD. HAVE EXTENDED YOU A COMPLETE BARGAIN GUIDE THROUGH DAY PAPERS, FROM WHICH YOU CAN SELECT A YESTERDAY'S: PRESENT SUITABLE FOR MOST ANY You will find us open every night from now until Christmas. The interior decorations of our store have the appearance cf a mikado’s dream, being handsomely illuminated with hundreds of incan- descent lamps and lanterns. Santa Claus Bring the children. Again calls your attention to some of his larger Toys—not mentioned in esterday paper. OXIDIZED FRAME ROCKING EN’ BOYS’ BICYCLES, LARGEST SIZE, PATENT EN’S PATENT OA IZE HIGHLY POLISHED OA CHILL SLY DIFFERE) i. TIRES. CHILDRI {ELED BUREAUX, WITH SWIN LARGE SIZE OAK STRIP RUCKBOARDS, ASSORTED PRICES STRINGS AND SOLE LEATHER seas. 25 gan $2.48 98c. to $5.00 Our Toy Department occupies a space 45x100—Third Floor. Give a Nice Umbrella and buy it here—not merely because we ask you, but because you'll get a better Umbrella for the money you want to pay than any of the other stores can offer. . cf We ig ae Everything Free. ECD, HANT REDUC ORIA SILK EEL ROD, THE V WW HANDLES AND SITs » $19 to $15 Suggest Gloves? Such proves always a most happy | § choice. You can buy now, and if the size is not right we will exchange for what is proper, if the gloves are returned in good condition. You are msured against bad quality here by a reputation which is built on kon- esty. That’s a consolation in buying thes > goods. We Box Every Pair of Gloves. ‘OLOR 3 ND STREET SHADES, MODE. § 1 SO) IN THE NEW To $1.50 IN THE MOCHA, PROP: {‘o 5 Han $1.0 . SOLD HERE 75c. & $1 2 AD. Pretty Women And Dainty Aprons. Isn't there an analogy between them? All women like pretty ap- rons. They can't help being at- tracted by the superb holiday stock that is displayed at our store. Tick- eted with prices that are just as at- tractive. FULL s LACE ID OF FIN INDIA LINON APROS DEEP Do You Want a Pocket-book? Ten to one we've the very kind you've’ set your mind on having. Couldn't help it, with such a stock as is carried here. Never fear the quality of anything you buy from us. We are ever ready to right anything which goes amis: We Engrave Everything Free. 3ATOR AND SEAL PURSES rece COMBINA- 19 ¢ JURSES FOR 256 A Tie THE CUTEST BIND OF F r THe CTPA BLE FOR CIE TS A | prices elicit admiration. “S3t0$ 38 Everybody Gives Handkerchiefs because everybody needs ’em. have a way of disappearing like pins jand umbrellas do. You can be cer- tain that handkerchiefs will suit the recipient of them. Our stock has every right and reason to suit you. It’s size and assortment command attention as much as its quality and Pass be- fied ie archway at the door. a Se ae ACE Ht. ANDRER- TRIMMED a 25c. * tc. to 50c. initial Handkerchiets 1 S PROM ioe ta 50c. Be. FROM.. 100 DOZEN OF HANDKERCHI 88 Bi “R 7! Oe. or 3 for 25c. ee on Ee to 25c. ” 5Uc. 3 for 25c. Everybody likes to Have Jewelry, j and the day has gone by when high arily meant high price. er a line of holiday jewelry | which is not only of a high grade ot excellence, but is also lower in price than the “snide,” with which severai years ago the market was flooded. Our sterling silver we guarantee to | be .925 fine, and equal to that sold at | the most reputable jewelers’, We E ngrave E 6 CHILDRI KERCHIEFS. PIE: MILES, S. PAPER CUT: » WORTH 3 Ic, 19¢. S28 $1.39 48c. SILVER TOP GLASS Pt FF BOXES... STERLING MOUNTED COMBS CUT STERLING SIL’ VER PENCIL ath RLING SILVI ER ML ATCH eed MO avauity....: 98c, Tt DESIRABL : ANP §2.19 Silver Novelties for Chil- dren. GOLD _LORGNETT: MOND CHIP SETTIN( STERL! BRUSH COM. a FOR THE HOLIDAYS REEUELY CHO »! CiING CP TO VERY FINE AT 22c., AN! GRADES. We Engrave Perhaps Perfumery may prove an attraction to you. Everything Free. If you're interested in bottled sweetness pleasure for you to examine. The entire department has been meta- morphosed. It’s the peer of any now, and combines quality excel- feneg ae the lowest of price. BOXES. OAKLEY'S COMBINATION BOXES... CUT GLass “BOTTI RGE NE GOOD EXTRACT, IN GLAS ITH CUT STOPPER AND ASC, Ww OW LAT my se Tost WATE! S. KANN, SONS & CO., 8th St. and Market Space. Seventh Street Entrance, Family Shoe Store. : i ; ‘ ; ; 5 ; 7 ; ‘ 5 ‘ 5 CPAIRS, WITH POLISHED CHERRY ‘$2.25 § They [| S 48c, | & Se “wotet PE 72¢,| Fancy Atomizers PIA yror, Teg For Xmas, 25c. to $10. C. $1.48 Cor. Vt. Ave. & H St. All of Dugan rg 3 Open evenings — ‘Ironclad’ Sp & H We wish to go on record as asserting that never in the history of the shoe business have . prices. 9 in Spring-heel Shoes. We will not limit you, £ families as possible for advertising purposcs. € CIROGIKLIER'S, sri enubiunuoscerionuenuen ine siuerunreconenauae —Crocker’s, 939 Pa. Ave. oa s Famous heel Shoes at 25% Discount! Cannot give you the reason’at this writing, but it will come out in good time. Suffice it to say, we are going to m_ke a sweeping change in our Spring-heel Shoe Department. Going to close out every pair of the famous Dugan & Hudson’s “Ironclad” Spring-heel Shoes, for ladies, misses and children. Just 3,140 pairs at present! Vici Kid, Patent Leather and English Enamel, im laced and button, in plain and cloth tops. Ali are new, fresh lines, and as fully guaranteed in every particu- lar as when full prices were charged. every pair of the finest shoes on the market at the present time. D. & H.’s $3 Hand-sewed Grade Now $2.25. D. & H.’s $2.50 Hand-sewed Grade Now $1.98. D. & H.’s $2 Handsewed Grade Now $1.50. The ‘ower grades of Dugan & Hudson’s Spring-heel Shoes are reduced in the same proportion—Just one-fourth off the regular marked A clear one-fourth off each and but prefer that you buy but one pair, as we desire to distribute them among as many Shoes Shined Free, 939 Pa. Avenue. EE ELIE: ths oh such extraordinary bargains been offered i HECHT’S NEWS WRAPS, : SUITS & ‘ SKIRTS, less than I b. The offering of the surplus stocks of two of the leading makers of New York city at Setededtetne ete oo es AD) COC RE % Sentenhongonton prices heretofore un- known so early in the season. O8 3 ¢ 4 — ? 3 No need to tell you that a $ crowds came in res onse to ¥ + Og - the first announcement in 4 yesterday’s papers. =z + P By sy pay ments or cash. $ % YOUR choice. FA $ sa BA + Coats. z 4 Lot of ladies’ kersey clot ts le ° $ according to the very newest tiglene ° coats that sold early in the season for 4 $5 and $6, and which are big 3 bie Ce oes prices. GaN 63 $2.98 : = Lot 0 je coats—lined all thro 0 lot of all-silk te nts ee $ Hound $12. ariter vi go for $5.00 Call Z Lot of the very finest Kersey coats, ¢ “¢ tap, black, green, brown and new 4) x8 e& blue made with strap seams, back and 7 Z, $% front—lined throughout with Heavy satin ane peer ew clset leillare: the mneet oT ie $ ish cots of the season—which ‘wold 4 & to \ 4 Sto Mh goiter. iM FEM, $10.00 F & ans é ; Ka ze : 2 APES. Ka $ Lot of stylleh kersey cloth capes- with + strap trimming —full ripple ewcer cand 19 values which wold for $5. and & be canes Tuitielecsenecet {go for $2.98 & & ————— “ $ Two lots of plain Saltz’s silk seal plush capes—trimmed with Angora and lined with silk—full in sweep— oa $10 pes for $4.90. s $12 capes for $5.98. $< $ Si “% —_Thore bandsome beaded and braided “¢ Saltz’s silk seal plush capes—trimmed “with Thibet and silk lined—those same Se capes which sold for $18 and £20 98 ¢ but a few weeks sro—w M go for 99+ ¢ Skirts. “Lot of ladies’ black brill'antine skirta = full width—Mned with percaline and HE velvet bound—whien wold for $8 Snow go for.. $1.27 ag $ 3 Tot of brocaded silk skirts—lar; $ handsome sages 0S Bs full width and best lninj and $9 val $y z tes—ean be sold. fo ’ $4.98 + Collarettes. EZ _ummense tot of electric seal _collar- | ettes—lined with changeable. silk-—full Ye = ripple and as well made and as atyl- z tnt he moat | expensive values such as you cannot buy anywhere z under $3—will go for $1.49 Ks e $ Suits. Your choice of black and blue and tan | serge tailor-made suits—jackets lined $ owith rhadame silk and some with = anes 1s sete ne rich you ought cheap ai recently— soonest eneen *— $10.00 Hecht and Company, 515 Seventh Street. de13 lex mater cmc Lee BRAS AR SARA BARRA RAANARAS = ee 25 ap 20 20 20 aor Reeves ‘Dry nes, 0 PE SEES © oe |3e-euree ‘pou nd. talon ta “qasalneten: Ooty 1209 F Street. Our famons Old Manhedling Java and Mocha ts conceded by 4 , ; > ‘ r & WV OWT we owe we ve If you have decided to give ATOM- IZERS to some of your friends, you alould certainly come to us for them. Wi lected ‘all Xmas. our Atomizers es We have all sizes—all all the reltanle makes—at almost any price you care to pa Be. to $10. > “Ey MiP kaas of Esadistte PERFUMES, tall, kins Arlington Dru ug Store, a ae Special Notice. W. W. KIMMEL desires to announce that he is no longer with J. Louls Loose, but has opencd a. store for himself at 805 Vermont ave. Y Flowers and Decorative Plants. MAKES ELERY EOP! Pres CaBin “eee | ao reap > TTT Both Rich and Inexpensive Articles at Beveridge’s. Rich Gifts For Christmas —— —were never so reason- able—the varieties so ex- tensive and the designs so | beautiful as this season. If you are looking for = something rich and at the same time not costly, an early visit to this store will be found profitable. Our stock of Decor- ated China, Rich Cut } Glass, Sterling Silver and | Plated Ware, Bric-a-brac, etc.,éte., 1§ now at its best, | and-eannot fail to please | the most critical | (STORE OPEN IN THD EVENIN M. Ww. Beveridge, Pottery, Porcelain, Glass, [tc., i 1215 FSt.and 1214 G St! T. C. Dulin, W.H. Martin, RS Managers. The Reigning European Sensation. A CAUTION TO THE FASHIONABLE SOCIETY OF THE CITY OF WASHINGTON, On account of the unprecedented success of the marvelous Parisian Patent Combs Just imported to the U. S., a trashy and abeolutely: WORTHLESS IMITATION Mas appeared. Lookout and Heed This Warning Aguinst the humbug before your money is thrown away cn a frail and useless thing. AN INVITATION fs extended to the intelligent to call at cur Emporium to witness the ever-chang ing demonstrations in the use of the Patent Com our highly finished and exquisite comb, that ates countless Innovations in admirable hair dress- ings without the use of pins or tyings. THE PARISIAN PATENT COMB CO., 935 F ST., WASHINGTON, D. C. OO $ARRALR ARERR IRA See Our Display of “Xmas Goods —comprising Drawing Room and Library Lamps—richly decorated Lamp Globes—Brass and Onyx Tables—Gas Logs, Andirons and Fenders—Gas and Oil Heating Stoves, etc., ete. ESPECIAL ATTENTION is called to a big steeks of Richly Decorated Tamp Globes, from 43e. up. | All Brass and Onyx ‘Tablen, as low as $4 s SHED Shedd’s, 432 9th st. ¢ p } = NAY y 4 RRR ERED nae a. Stoves, Lamps, &c., we 432 9th St. RN NON DSSSSSSSSSsou > Pure Lucca Olive Oil, 3.3" 9 at. bot. import: this oil direct from Tavcatnats, and bottle it here—so. that gre eau:be certain to give sou the FINEST OIL IN THE WORLD for alkAableases. Full quart bot- tles gust LESS than ever before— only $oc, Rint bottles, 50c. W. S. THOMPSON, PHARMACIST (703 GbTH STREET. de13-28d Seosekohooccs Wasted. Power. Ie yong printipg plant or machine shop in operated*by “steam power more thau half your power 1s wasted—for no matter whether you’ are using it or not, you must still keep up the fires. With electricity you turn on the switch when you want power and turn if off when you don’t— you pay only for what you use. We sup- * © ply the current. U.S. Electric Lighting Co., 213 14th st. nw. "Phone 77. de13-20d SDD oe eee eee is ee eO. docs White Rock Ozonate Lithia, the wonderful, effer- vescent, brilliant, delicious as a table water, and a rec- ognized remedy for rheu- matic and stonach troubles. So say the doctors. N. Ww. Burchell, Sole Agent. A change has come over the spirit of our dreains We have dropped the shackles that bound us to the superfine. goods und added all the p of Men's Furnishings at popular” of prices. gurated a new era! Shall continue selling the best qual- ities, but shall sell these qualities for the We have the ‘same prices you pay others for trash! T finest 12%c. Fast Black Half Linen Collars. . Silk Neckwear. tural Gray Wogl Hose for pair. moking Jackets and Bath Gowns cheapest. ‘Teel’s, SE AV sel3-400, Toilet Sets. tazere organ in Toilet Seer 1898 12-piece corated styles, China Totlet” Bets, with slop jar. The others’ ‘$9 kind for 2 A ea gift for your Wilmarth & Kaiser, 1 i 14F _del3-14a AALDMAARLRARARAADAR READ es 2 gent QE } We're going (0 move into Panels, Picture Novelties, Glass Photo Frames, Tames an Unframed Plc: Unframed Pictures. tures $ per regular prices. ‘Bred’ A. Schmidt, 504 9th. nols-tm-24 at cent LAL AA AMA AMD AR te a ( We: Suggest ( Sensible Gifts ful gifts—beautiful gift all, gifts that will be ap For “home folks" and 3 a splendid display of le gifts. Prices are — VERY LOW. Ge | Barker, Seca : STOVES, » HOUSEFURNISHINGS, CHINA, ooo PEPH IODA LEEOFDEODOSHEOO Christmas Patent Leather Shoes: For Gentlemen. Nothing is more suitable for a gift than a pair of f lendsorae Patent Calf Shoes. eraces are ‘way down, quality is unex- "'52.98, $3.48, $3.98. Christmas Slippers In large variety, from 75¢ . to ) $1.98. $ Robert Cohen & Son, 630 Pa. Ave. N.W. ablished 1838. Sretmere get re GEPOEDED URGED hae 4 ‘There's nothing to be gained by del as we lay anything you wish aside, os, much to be lost. for the prettiest. things sell quickest. We never showed such a magnificent assortment of Pocket Books, Writing Sets, Bill Books, Photo. Frames, ete., at such low prices. ae =e names our Itai Sealand ite Alligator Pod et our Real Ha ‘Alligator t Books, that we sell at 50c. Others ask Kneessi, 257th Quick Trunk Repairing. de13-28d Xmas Violet Water-- large hottles--25 & 5c. Park and aes IMPORT! BAY RUM, Svc. Ay bottle. EVANS? Fa- RINA COLOGS . Y-pint bottle. And dozens of other cae ee from the world’s ‘s fa- mous makers—at rei ae styles and nee oe bindsome © 5 ae a and om, Evans’! Drug Store = bse Conn. ave. and S st. and 1428 Md. ave. dell-164 VELVET STEAMED, xs EXPERT DYEING cum oe FINEST DRY aT EARinG 9 1008 JEFFERSON AVE. v's (Georgetown). Wagon calls. Do23-1yr,146 THE -WORLD OF SOCIETY Fairy-Like fcene at the Clover Man- sion. Nation Mifies’ Entertained at Dance—Pleasant Hos fites—Notes. Mrs. Richardson Clover has again plac- ed society under immense obligations by Providing it one of the most beautiful of spectacles—a_ children’s fancy-dress ball. Exch youthful participant added new pleasure and surprise, and the scene upon which a few friends looked on at the Clover mansion Saturday afternoon from 4 to 7 was one of the prettiest seen here for several years. Mrs. Clover and her two little daughters received their guests in the hall, and when the ball was at its height not cnly the hall, but the drawing room, the oriental room and the dining room presented animated pictures of childish enjoyment. Little Dora Clover was the Queen of the Butterflies and a Perfect hostess, seeing to it that each of her little friends had her gentle com- panionship for a while. Baby Beatrice Clover as a Rosebud was the personifica- tion of baby grace a pliness. In the hundred and more children present there were represented princes and _ peasants, cs Diner time Miss Co ttsh chief- Beautiful jewels made these costur. perfect In -eve detail, the cares youthful 1. bovgh« at far: mith and he Miss rleas- oung son . Romero, nd before sumed the littie gu gifts. The National Rifles’ gave a day night which was a gr Among the guests were Mr: mers, the Misses , Jose- phine Leckey, Cleo Mae Carter, ’ Hthel Eberley, Daisy Hart, Minnie Genter, Ger- trude Metcalf, Florence Bartell, Louise Bartell, Effie Matthews, Helen Metcalf, Mollie Kernan, Mabel Fisher, Alice Koch, Sum- Carrie Hammerly, Mae Johnson, Margaret Connor, Mamie y, Rosa Callan, Adele Miller, Margie Griffin, Alice Mangan, Mae Griffin, Georgia Scheffield, Emma Thomp- son, M. C. Burns, Lillie B. Faunce, Thetis Phillips, Mayme Andrews, Florence - Jey, Katharine Miller, Helen Biock, Ma Bertie Hodges, Celynda Ford, dine, Irene Kehr, Mr. and Lewis, Mr. and M Mrs. W. A. Morsell, Mrs. Howard Cook, Mrs. Christobel Thompson, Mrs. Block, Messrs. Charles E. Berry, Berton Smith, A. S. Titus, David Mc! zie, Raymond Cook, Kepler Hoyt, G. S. Waldow, A. D. Black, George Foster, George V. shaw, S. T. Neely, George Shoemaker, O. Maddox, Robert S. Mauger, D. L. Hard- away, R. A. Roseberry, W. H. Buttler, Thomas O. Varnell, John E. Stanton, Thomas Young, Theodore Dallon, J. x Macey, T. H. Flood, LeRoy F. Kinslow, R. Holmes, Paul Connor, J. V. Harry Stiles, Archie Edmonston, Saearle, J. B. Skien, Geerge E. Griffin, P. Carlton, W. T. °. D. Clark, jr., Lieutenant J. W. ort W. Dyer, L. F. Fridley, Charles G. Roberts, J. Lewis Johnson, L. D. Erner and George Hurley. Miss Cassie Mae Knight has returned to her home, 1335 30th street, after a delight- ful visit of five months with friends in | Cincinnati, Ohio, and other western cities. | Mrs. A. Ralph Johnson and daughter are visiting her father-in-law, Mr. J. H. John- son, C street southw The ladies of Willard’s Hotel gave a large progressive euchre party Saturday even- ing. The head prizes were won by Mr. A. Boss and Mrs. Cornelius ser the second prizes by Mr. J. T. s Leland, and the “booby Johnson and Mrs. Gatchett. Mrs. George W. Mellen and Miss Georgia Belle, wife and daughter of Mr. George W. Mellen of Great Barrington, Mass., are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Tufts; No. 416 B street southeast. Mr. Brainard H. Warner and family have returned for the winter to their city resi- dence, No. 2100 Massachusetts avenue. Miss Doris E. Schwartz of Charleston, W. Va., is visiting the Misses Dolan, 727 Sth street northeast. The regular meeting of the Cazenovia Club was held Thursday evening last at the residence of the vice president, Miss A. Hutchinson. The parlors were hand- somely decorated with palms, together with the club’s colors, lavender and white. The greater portion of the evening was occupied in the transaction of the business of the club. A luncheon was served, after which the remainder of the evening was given up to dancing. At the request of several of the members a special meeting was called to arrange for entertaining during the holidays. This meeting will be held at the residence of Miss Becker on K street. Lieutenant and Mrs. R. M. G. Brown have returned to town and opened their house on I street, where ex-Senator and Mrs. Davis will join them before the holi- days. Miss Grace Davis will be back in town about December 20. On Saturday the Twelve O'Clock Break- fast Club was entertained at General Michener’s, 1624 19th street, his youngest daughter being the charming hostess. The members are: Misses Bushnell, Cutter, Adams, Mannakee, Thomas, Darneille, Orme, Perry, Cragin and Michener. A pleasant masquerade was given Friday evening by Mr. and Mrs. P. F. Cusick to their daughter Lula, at their home, 38 F street. The evening was delightfully spent in dancing and games, a fine collation be- ing served. Among those present were: Helen Ratcliffe, Miss O'Leary, Ella Wood- gate, James Ratcliffe, jr., A. Varilla, B. Becker, Miss Mae Down, Mrs. Essex, Mr. and Mrs. Edw. Becker, Sara Furbershaw Mrs. Quigley, Mrs. Furbershaw, Mrs. Raeder, Mr. and Mrs. Cusick, Mrs. Dueh- ring, Mr. and Mrs. Keybole, Mrs. Wood- gate; Maggie Becker, flower girl; Nellie Becker, snow flake; Mae Austin, peasant; Essex, peasant girl; Agnes Wade, evening star; Lillian Armstrong, amazon; Carrie Wise, French doll; Bessie Collins, Liz; Mamie Ratcliffe, Goddess of Liverty; Mamie O'Connor, gypsy; Josie Kane, Ger- man peasant; Juliet Kane, country cousin; Agnes Johnson, Japanese; Helen Ratcliffe, fairy; Eva Smith, crazy quilt; Josie Cusick, dude; Katie Hurley, Aunt Gimina; Irene Cusick, fairy; Bertha Roth, lady; Elnore Collins, lady; Pauline Quill, grandmoiner; Louise Cusick, Joan of Arc; Edna Quill, Indian girl; Clara Keybole, school girl; Frank Wise. ghost; Charlie Ropp, China- man; Bennie Hayes, negro sport; Tom Smith, policeman; James Markey, bum; Arthur D. Leary, school girl; Walter Fur- bershaw, negro sport; Joseph Woodgate, yellow kid; Paul McFarland, He snachiarg Furbershaw, clown; Frank Turk; Harry Essex, clown; Frank ‘puch? ring, bootblack; Tom Furbershaw, Lady Columbia; Harry McAuley, clown; Walter Cusick, policeman; Bernie O'Leary, news- Jim Becker, duster; Stannie Becker, newsboy; John Bourk, dude; Charlie Cre: man, Turk; John Quigiey, cowboy. oe Warshi; Under Construction. The progress report of the naval construc- tion bureau shows that the battleships Kearsarge and Kentucky are 49 per cent advanced toward completion; the Illinois, 35 per cent; the Alabama, 32 per cent, and the Wisconsin, 28 per cent. The Prince- ton, gunboat, is 92 per cent along, the sub- marine boat, 68 per cent, and the torpedo Loats all the way from 98 per cent in the case of the Winslow to nothing in the cases ofthe three 30-knot boats to be built at Wilmington, Del., Seattle and Morris Heights, N. Y. Beware 2!.G rip At Just this reason of the Grip, with i Fear it gets I deadly work. ‘arquater, sock ‘ae PNEUMONIA, ete., has caused In the past more deaths than any one disease, GUARD AGAINST ITS INROADS by promptly applying a Benson’s Porous Plaster. SG and CHEST PAINS, Coughs, Colds and Pheumonia, no other external rem- edy AFFORDS PROMPT PREVENTION and QUICKER CURE than a BENSON'S. Bot ONLY THE GENUINE effective. Price, 25 centa. = & QUIET AT PORT AU PRING e. Capt. McCalln Repor Department. The Secretary of the Na a cipher message from commanding the to the Navy y has received Capt. McCalla, cruiser Marblehead at Port au Prince, corroborating briefly the Press dispatches concerning the settle- ment of the Lueders case on the arrival of the Germar at that port t affairs then, ve been comparatively qui Prlmonary Consumpt most of thore who (ih fer from French: nis a drond dise they have it re and Bronchitis Jay pectorant will cure. — —— = DIED. BARRICK. On Sawlas, December SARAH AL BARRIC late Henry Barrick, tn her sixty-« Fuveral from ber late residence, 1 street northeast o'clock p.m. attend. Tuesday, December 14, xt 2 Relatives aad friends invived a December 11. 1807. sius Church December 14, at 10 a.m. Relatives invited to attend. (on Sunday. December 188 ARY-BELLE, infant dangh el). Berryman, aged twelve six days. residence, > pm.* Jes, ZABETI California, De 197, t f L. Braveliian, of t ok CLARK. ay, December U1. 1897, Mra, MA Sparted this Mf, aged tiftse ious one from us has g e we loved Is «ttl is vacant in our never can be filled BY HER CHILDREN December 14, from A897, at 10 am ter ef Pat ue Fitzgerald, aged two FLOYD. _ On Sunday a.m., DELIA 1. Fansral frou ber i shire avenue. GARRETT. WaAkp Yan iss7, ED. Co aged + Deceniber 14, at ons G at 1 och HALL. On Saturdas clock pan.. WM. W.., jr, At Rebecca A. Hail, in the thirty-uinth yea his age W papn's Ising away from love and res are startidg and sorrow shakes ing, we have no psx us With love si No papn now trne; No pupa fo protect us, as be was want to de. BY HIS CHILDREN from ‘Third Christian iber 14, at M4 kman st T Requiem mi: b at 10 o'clock. i respectfully invited to attend. * Char are December Sunday. el ¥ Mon ID ralysie on ember JAMES MARTIN On Sund: am., M of toe R, in seventh year of her age. Funeral from the reside ce of Mr. Ruttner, streets northwest, Snelchatives anyiied? December 12, 1887, xt LEARY, native of County On Sunde: M Fonerat’ will take place from hig Jate residence, 345 1) xtreet southwest, on day. De. cember 15. at 8:80, thence to Domtuie's Church, “Relatives and friends invited to nt- tend. POWERS. December 11: 230 0" of his age. Funeral frem his late residence, 15th and A streets northeast, "on Tuesday, December 14. at a.m., thence to St. Joseph's Church, where requiem muse will be eaid for the repose of bis sol. Friends end’ relatives reapectfolly invited. ° ie ry 9 25 pa. Hail Gemmee, after on Funeral from her late rest 2 northwest, Tuesday, December 14, at 9 0’ thence to'St. Patrick's Church, where mass will Le offered for the repore soul. Relatives and friends are invited “o attend. SMITH. Op December 12, 1807, at 7:30 o'clock ROSE SMITH. wife of ‘William ‘Smith of Coutts Hotel, aged fifty-seven years, Funeral services will be held at W. R. Speare’s, 940 F street northwest, on iy, Dece: ber 14, at 10 o'clock a.m. . SULLIVAN. On Monday, December 13, 1807, — m.. at 1381 S6th street, NELLIE M., inioved dnaghter of Ellen Sullivan andthe lat — Sullivan, in the twenty-third year o On December 10, 1897, xt MINSTE DENNISON wite ut 3° illness of two weeks. dence, 740 1: Notice of funeral bereatter. 2 In Memoriam. In, loving remem! of my dear il rance set oth per, JEREMIAH SULLIVA! Who died two years ago today, December 1 1895. Gone, but not forgo . IY HIS WIFE AAD CHILDRE: Carter’s Little Liver Pills. SICK HEADACHE pets CURED BY cad LITTLE PILia, eee ae Ae te Ge ee Drowsl- Bad Taste io Blouth, Coated Tongue, Pain ip the LIVER. reguiate the Purely Vege Small Pills. Small Dose, Smail Price.