Evening Star Newspaper, March 12, 1898, Page 8

3 ‘ = MOSE F st.. cor. 11th. Mattress Factory, Ist and D. Furniture Factory, 12th & B. Stornge, 22d & M. An Unparalleled Sale of Wall Papers. —A most opportune one, too. The big season for wall papers is close on us now—the season when every one has new papers put up. These people are going to take advantage of the big savings in this sale. Inexpensive and expensive papers are included in the sacrifice. Papers for all. Some mighty choice ones, too. A few petterns of fine Pressed Leather Wall Payers, in quentities om Reduced from AND SONS. 'y Order of the Executors. Memorandums of Big Money Savings for Monday--- ===AT=<= PERRY’S Everybody knows that this is a genuine Closing Out ‘Sale. There'is demonstration of it in every department of the “store. Nothing that you want is at the regular price. Every- thing that you want is reduced unmercifully. Cost is really not considered. But there must be quick response to the of- ferings that are being made day by day. We are getting nearer to bare counters and empty shelves all the time. About the last cutting that.can be done is being done. Next to -nothing is left of any of the prices. But the values are full— and fine—and beyond compare, as usual. The items below do not represent all the bargains—nor begin to—but are merely “notes by the way”—representatives of the enormous sacrificing that has been done. Follow where ) 40 and 50c. 1 I eck ca they point—and gather of the others while you are here. * Sapucn crewen baer : iuirrsises) saree fentha regvla'ly, 1.80" and A 58c. Table of Dress Goods A few “mt that are worth from $1 to $2 a yard, and on which are a lot of Pi oe half mourning weaves, Light Checks, Boucles, Silk and Wool A large selection of last season's Novelties and Canvas Cloths. All for your choice at Papers in quantities sufficient to paper one or more rooms—papers that we've sold up to $2 a roll at the following prices: 50 cents a yd. Sesendeenetenengententonesgententenectentntonentontetoneteneatonaseaeatenontentoageronnroagesetpadgeeasetennreeat oontetenateaetnaenteneatonenteesntengaincesantnrantnen dodireind> dot etree, 110 yards of English Ch the Black and Red Rolls at..... 1c. each. il ‘sugmest toryou_ sa" aoet, creellent whoever Is" gol Rolls at 3c. each Bueye-e Su ts-REDUCED from $2.25 to to bave a cut of thiiREDUCED from aoe Je ~ a to Rolls at. 5c. each? $ 1 50 ya. a Rolls Je. each es Olls at. 7c. each. . yan Silk and Wool Novelties, = > Te : Brown and Black and Green and Black : Rolls at. ge. each. that have been $150, and that we Dow ards of 50-Inch Spring-Wwelght Scotch Rolls at. IIc. each. REDUCE to Guevints. the senaine imported gcods— a from $2.25 to Rolls at. 12c. each. 75C. oe 0 5 2olls BSS a. Rolls at. 13¢. each. G5 yards of 50-inch Melton, perhaps it 1s $1 5) & Rolls at. 15c. each. of a Httle heavier weight than you. will ° : need from now on—but Melton fs always “ 20c. each. in style, and why not buy a pattern and Sina) sttae atten cone otic Ger: 25. each. £ tay it away, while you can get $2 quality hang REDUCED trom’ $2.25 to 50c. each. 4 eluded in this s: tehed frie and regularly seli fc ale price N Black and Evening Silks. Prices for hanging Wall Papers z will be charged at } the regular $ No department in the house has been more generally be- figures until April 1. ae sieged during this sale than the Silk. Everybody knows that it W. B GSES & SONS. 5 our Silks, in addition to being the choicest qualities, represent FA the very cream of the fashionable lot. These are some of z them. 3 el vradere Moi nl ‘ith col- . 19 LBS. OF FAT. |¢ we srar som ser omc’ 1 A very special of- Ree te : fering in lace. + $1.25 ya. The choice of these is a POUNDS. SAMPLES FREE. REMEDIES ABSOLUTELY PCR cUun PERMA? ENT. choice, indeed. 24-inch Crepe D’Chine, in White, Cream and the evening shades—REDUCED from $1 and $1.25 to 65c¢. 5 22-inch Cadrille and Satin Plaid Gros Tours, in evening tints, for full dress -REDUCED from $1.75 to $1.35 ta AND SAFE. Free advice about obesity or any disease at Loring & Co.’s New York or Chicago Medical De- eee Gere en ee Ce 224nch Lace Bayadere Satin Luxor, in S-Inch Printed Mousseline D'Soles, in Department, will be opened and answered by Sirs the daintfest of the delicate co‘oriugs—RE- Blue, Cardinal and Green — REDUCED Henry or her chief assistant. DUCED from $2 to $1.50 from $2.25 to 75€. for 25 years a govern- ed “with the . Soetoegeegengeodegendenteateateasengesgeosengengeotente $ We have markel all the Embroidered Ss Lot of White Moice Velours—REDUCED and Appliqued Mousseline D’ Soles, that So trom $2 te are used for waists and fronts, at LESS THAN HALF PRICE! Some yery rich | The best Glove Bargains of the Sate. © Many of thest-ire in the newest spring shades—and none of-them but ‘te perfect- ly proper to wearsnow and later. All of them are part of that peculiarly popular line of handwear we. have been famous for. Wai you buy these you buy the” best, even if you do- not pay even the Price of the chéapest. sie TES e y te te 75C, bar. 4-button Josephi DUCED ePhine Seamless Gloves—RE- S$ t. 4-button Trefousse Gl. pecan fousse, Gloves, in Tan—RE- 51.25 «.. REDE Be, Gores: in light effects— AOC. Si aes Dress Gloves-REDUCED from ey 75C. sav. Ladies’ 4-button Chamois Gloves—RE- from $1 to - * Se ae Notions. _ Littles, but important in use and reduction. from 7e. to 50c. Universal Roberts’ Best. Razor Selt Yokes—RE- DUCED fro 2c. to. 4c. ton Hole Flat Silk Cé t 1 i l- ors-HEDUCED from 250" to. WSC. -& Best grade of Shoe buttons— 3 . REDUCED from Se. a domen to... OCS Featherbone, in White and $ Gray, for skirts—REDUCED from é 6e, ton 4G. $ aoe < & Linings. $ & Reduced—and you know $ é the best medel_ wast, form ¢ te nS Oc. = Best grade of Dressmaker's ¥g (ambrle“REDUCED trom “Se. DI] i te zr Co Genuine Biber Chamois— 12 = REDUCED frem 35c. to go aes 35-inch Rubber Feel é DUCED trom ae. to 10. é oe aD é Stationery. = No hint of actual values in $ these sacrifices. = Manchester Linen Tablets, letter_and & jacket size — REDUCED from Oc + af aney, Boxes of Payer gud Enyelones, $ theets of paper ¢ en- 4 lopes HEDUCED trom oe. ton 27c. 2 Manhattan Mills PAler,” letter “2 #ize—REDUCED from! 15e>quire ad ce : 6c. ¢ See ¥% " ao S Druggists’'Stmndries, é Mic! bf Flo Water “REDUCED tram ane, to, DOC. $ Black Side Combs-sfEDI from Bie, to.-ccnt due sees LOC, - Pompadour Combs—REQUCED “ from BUC. tO... se... eye y - 38c. 3 White Tar Paper, the, best Moth , acatroyer REDUCED et ee Bo, E a French Lavender Salts, in'la bottler—REDUCED. fri 306. to 25c. Sponges-REDUCED. from Ic Bath MWe, to... 20. 2 Prince Albert Sumptuously Enter- tained at the White House. DISTINGUISHED PARTY PRESENT The -Cavalrymen’s Drill Astonishes The Royal Visitor. HIS VIEWS OF WASHINGTON . President and Mrs. McKinley entertained last night at a state dinner complimentary to Prince Albert of Belgium, and added to the sucial history of the Executive Man- sion an occasion brilliant in itself and full of deepest interest at the present moment. Inedequate as the mansion is for purposes of large entertainments, it is probably in better condition just now, so far as its freshness and daintiness are concerned, than for many years. Flowers liberally adorned each of the parlors, made great masses of fragrant bloom in the east room, and helped out the suggestion of spring- like luxuriance with which the air is laden just now. ‘The table was spread in the cor- ridor, and seventy-two covers were placed. ‘The great expanse of linen was broken by ovals, circles and tail bouquets of maiden- hair fern, studded with either pink or white orchids, Mme. Chatenet roses and be- goria blossums. Pink shades capped the tapers, and a service of china, bordered in red, was on the table. Pink orchid bou- queis were at the ladies’ places. President and Mrs. McKinley received their guests in the east room. Col. Bing- ham, Lieut. Gilmore and Capt. McCawley, in full dress uniform, were present, and in- troduced the guests to the President, his wife end the prince. The Distinguished Party. When dinner was announced Mrs. Mc- Kirley was escoried by the prince, who sat at her right at table. Miss Alger was seaied at the right of the prince. ‘Th2 presence of a umber of young Madies was, it is needless to say, a great pieasure to the royal guest, who is chatty and agreeane. nis appreciation of the French ccoking at the White House and tn2 special American deiicacies in the menu, such as terrapin, was ail that could be desired. The Marine Band played throughout the dinner in th2 conservatory, and at 10 o'clock, when the guests arose fri table, there was mor? music in the eas: room, Mr. Leo Stern, ‘cellist, and Mr. Luckstone of New York being the p2rformers, In ad- dition to the dinner guests, there were present such of the cabinet ladies who were not at th> dinner, Justice and Mrs. McKenna, Dr. and Mrs. Leoaard Wood, Miss Grace Condit-Smith and Lieut. Key, and a few others. The following is the list of suests invited to meet the prince, whos: nam on the guest list as M. Le Comte ‘The Vice President and Mrs. Hoo. Secretary of Stat2, the Secretary of the Treasury and Mrs. Gage, the Secretary of War and Mrs. Alger, the Attorney Gen ard Mrs. Griggs, the Postma Gene and Miss Gary, the Secretary of the Navy and Miss Long, the Secretary of the In- terior and Miss Bliss, the Secretary of Ag- riculture and Miss Wilson, the minister of Belgium and Countess de Lichtervel: le Colonel Jungbluth, M. le Dr. Meti _ Maurice Joosteus, the ambassador of Great Pritain, the ambassador of Germany, the ambessador of France, th> Me: ister and Mrs. Romero, Se Mr. Levi P. Morton, Senator All tor Burrows and } Hanna and Mrs. & Hitt and Mrs. Hitt, Repri $1.40 % White Barre Bengaline—RF! $1.75 to coustiy y relieved of all of these tter you are privileged to use, gud I trust 1 will benefit others. 4 1 35 i Yours very truly, Se Pr yd. CHARLES H. Be on’s Obesity Pills and $ White Faccnne Mefre-REDUCED from r $82.50 to . > 4 a 3 $1.75 3a th of the stomach and bowels derangements and. by rheamna- White Brocade Gros Grain—REDUCED ase. from $3 to killer Dyspepsia Tablets, 50 cents = Germ-kiler Rheumatism Tablets, 50 $2 yd. n x pring’s Germ-kliler Laxative Tablets, 50 cents x White Plain’ Gros Grain — REDUCED oring’s Germ-killer Heart Tablets, CFSpecial remedies tor B We send free our new JBESUTY,” $2.00 a box. N. f “Hew TO neumereus from $2 t $1.50 % Black goods that must not be over- looked —hbecause they present you the opportunity of buying this store’s superior Blacks at very materially reduced prices. Double Width Barege Veiling, that has been selling at 75¢—NOW 50c. %. Double Width French Crepe Velling— REDUCED from $1.50 to §] 42-inch Priestley Novelties—REDUCED from $1 to 75¢, » Etamine — REDUCED $1 % Si-inch Boucle-REDUCED from $4 to a $1» are lots of Black : 1 line of all oar go have our e & wos. ‘ise fromm par tment promptly. Xo « CO. 3 Hamilt Rad st., Net Chicago, 1. Masa.;" No. 42 V Gs-60 ‘Wabash ave. Great Reduction In Hair. Switches, $2.50, formerly $5.00. Switches, $6.00. formerly $10.50. Gray Switches, $3.00, formerly = Gray Switches. $4.50. formerly §6.50. First-class attendants in Hairdressing, Shampooing, ete. Imperial Hatr Regenerator for restoring gray bale. Never fails. S. HELLER’S, 720 7th Street N. W. apl6-20d SUITS CLEANED. Send us your last spring suit and will clean It to cok every whit as neat and stylieh as when you beught it. Expert dyeing. Wagon E. E. WHEATLEY, AMERIC DYER AND SCOURER, 106S Jefferson ave. (Georgetown). Established 1831. no23-1yr.14 Go to Siccardi’s FOR BARGAINS IN HUMAN HAIR se a et he ee eh eh A eT ee kh 46-inch Canvas from $1.75 to There Hair Switches at Great Bargains, ¥ % .00 Switches reduced to §1.50. Goods Remnants, and no mat- 0x3 Switebos reduced to $2.50. $8.00 Switches reduced to $5.00. ter what the length, we have ee ee ean a sae precertions cut them to one-third less than Time. Siccardi, the cost price. Bargains, TIL 11th st., Ps! "ty rd pa fete he bessdent a don’t you say so? rary Sen reg Economical effects to pick from. Gleanings in the Upholstery Dept. In the nick of time for you these offerings are made. As soon as you see them you will buy them—because you know you are saving money.” 1 pair of Heavy Silk Portleres-REDUC- ED from $30 to $18. avy Silk Portieres, velour ) from $25 to $12. 60 yards of Renaissance Tapestry, re- versible, and intended for portleres-RE- DUCED from $3.50 to $1.90 Sara 2 pairs of Brussels Lace Curtains, 60 inches wide and 4 yards long—REDUCED $33. 2 pairs of Brussels Lace Curtains, 60 inches wide and 4 yards long—REDUCED from $40 to $27.50. Handkerchiefs. The smaller the lot the deep- er the cut—we are not going to be bothered at the last mo- ment with a parcel of remnants —better to make the loss greater now. That will explain these surprises. Children's Embroidered Handkerchiefs— REDUCED from 25c. to 18¢. Ladies’ Initial Handkerchiefs-REDUC- ED from 25c. and 50c. to 20c. and 38c. Ladies’ Embroidered Mousseline D’ Sole Handkerchiefs— $1.50 ones--NOW 50c. $2.50 ones--NOW 75c. $3.00 ones=-NOW $1 2 pairs of ¥ Mned—REDUC PERRY'S “NINTH AND THE AVENUE.” aL Leather ‘Goods. Writing Tablet in Tan and Green—REDUCED frem 98¢e. to. . Combination Pocket Books, ling. silver corners — REDU from $1.15 to... ASC. ED trom Be te. 75c. Grain Leather Club Bags, leather-lined and leather-covered _frame— REDUCED from $2.65 to... 1.89 Black and Small Hand in 85c. 67c. with ster- RollsREDUC- SeoengontoesenteesensesSongeeSeodoarbeseesententesseoteathece set 1s, ‘Tan, made with patent’ frame— REDUCED from $1.15 to Fancy Goods. ef Favors for yourself, or for $ your friends—-gift goods at “gift” prices. Enaiueled Giass Ron Boxes—REDUCED from $1 to. Bon *. $1.00 Gilt Enamel Jewel Boxes, with cut-glass tep—EEDUCED from $1.¢ White Metal Muctia; REDUCED from $1 to. White Metal Calendars—IK- DUCED from 45e. tanec oo Small Night Lamps, in u: designs—REDUCED era Be. Moradabad DUCED from § White Metal and Glass Flot Vases—REDUCED from $1.25 to. ique 0 SOC. $3.98 49c, Sterling Silver Nov- elties and Jewelry, Reductions cannot change the qualities nor the effects— they are the best, as you know. Pearl Letter ners, with St a ver handles “REDCCRD from 25: org. C to 9c. Men's Folding Pocket Combs, in Ster- ling silver cases—REDUCED from 98e. to...... ees m A5C. Extra | Heavy | Sterling Silver REDUCED from $1.69. Gold-filled Letter Seals—RE- DUCED from B0c. to.eesenee ns DO Sterling Gold- Amethysts — Rl $4.75 to: lated Chatelaines,set with CED fi me $3.25 SesteeSonsononhontoncontoncontortontaetertessergbeseeseeseneatoatentnetonseesie season Soneageasoatoatontoatoateageecesseesee testes teete a a a es Extra-heavy Sterling Silver = Hooks and Files—KEDUCED trom amy et 14-karat Rolled Plate Watch Chains— Warranted for ten years—RE- DUCED from $1.98 to. 1.25 Gold Piated Fob Chaips—RE- DUCED ‘from 98. toa SSC, Solid Gold Stick Pigg’ set with rubles, turquoise, emeralds antl pearls $1 50 = ° REDUCED from $2.2eto. Solid Geld Star and (reseont Stick Pins, set with chip diane — RE 85 CED from $1.25 ta -OOC. ih gat 2a BENS $1.69 aa Our dental equipment is complete. ‘W. bave every mechanical facility that moder. invention can devise. We use the best materials that money can buy. Our fou- branches are directed by scl- entifie experts. Every w that can be saved through system, method and large practice is saved. All these things ar> responsible for our fine dentistry and moderate prices. Painless Extracting with our No. 7, Boe. = . BRIGHTWOOD CITIZENS MEET. Affairs of Interest Discussed by Mem- bers of the Association. The Brightwood Avenue Citizens’ Asso- ciation held a meeting last night in the hall of Brightwood Hotel and discussed fully the question of highway extension in the District, among other very timely and important local questions. Those taking active part in the discussions of the even- ing were President W. V. Cox, Secretary E. T. Bates, Captain T. -W. Lay, Dr. C. G. Stone,’ Messrs. L. P. Shoemaker, J. H. ways and parks. The latter report was dis- cussed at length by Mr. L. P. Shoemaker, President Cox and Dr. Stone, who thought that unless a proposition.had been offered by elther the Commissioners or the board of trade relative to acceding to amendments asked by the county the suburban associa- tions should work for unconditional repeal of the highway act, which sentiment seem- ed to be approved by other members. Captain T. W. Lay, chairman of the com- mittee on raflroads, stated that he thought within a very short time the Brightwood cars would run down into the center of the city or a satisfactory transfer -system would be established between the Metro- the division of certain property belonging to the estate of’ the Iate-Henry Dainger- field, sr., of Alexardria, Va. The suit is brought by thé widows and children of Reverdy J. Daingerfield and Henry Dain- Gerfield, jr., respectively, sons of the late Henry Daingerfi2laé, whose widow ‘tied in Alexandria a tew weeks ago, and is against Miss Elen C. Daingerfield, sister-in-law of the late John 8. Barbour, once member of the United States Senate from the state of Virginia. The suit is of a purely friendly nature. nett, Representative Bingham tive Adams, Admiral and Acjt. G Corbin, Com: Clover, Dr, and Mrs. John BS ant Secretary of State and Mrs. Da: and Mrs. Abner McKin! fote, Miss Boardman, Daisy Leiter, Miss McKenna, McKenna, Miss Wetmore, Mis Mis Ree |, Mrs, Harriet Blain2 Beale, 3 Miles, Miss Pz ber, orstmann, Ethe Evans, aker, jr., and Assistant Secretary Pruden. Amazed at the Troopers’ Skill. Shortly after breakfast this morning Prince Albert, accompanied by his aids- de-camp and the Belgian minister, drove over to Fort Myer, where a special drill of the cavalry was given at 10 o'clock. The prince wa tounded at the remarkable feats of horsemanship performed by Uncle Sam's troopers, and was even more amazed when he was ‘assured that all the other cavalrymen in the United States army were capable of doing the same things, and that their horses were equally as well trained. At the conclusion of the drill the prince and his party were entertained by Col. Sumaer at his residence. A drive was taken through Arlington cemetery and stops made at the graves of some of the more famous herces buried there. Tonight Prince Albert wil! be the guest of Count Eichtervelde at Rauscher's, and the guests at this dinner will comprise the leading diplomatic representatives of for- eign nations at the nationa! capital and U.S. Dental Ass’n, COR. ifH AND D 8TS. N.W. Open Sundays, 10 to 1 o'clock. fe22-S0tt politan and Bright: Saul, Thomas O'Brien, W. F. Cook and J.| the Capital Traction sake Spt omstey, B. Schlosser. Messrs. Wilton J. Lambert z and J. Albert Schafer were elected mem- bers of the association. Reports were received from the executive and legislative committee, the committee on sanitation, and the committee on high- ——e-——. Suit for Division of Property, A suit of more than passing interest was of Columbia yesterdey afternoon. It is for filed in the Supreme Court of the District. }in When the late Henry Daingerfield, died he was the owner of certain im the District of Columbia, and it is for q this i the 3 dividing Property suit is brought. Both ably that the to the suit have agreed pleas that the matter equit- to its institution, may be disposed other prominent people. Pleased With Washington. Prince Albert has expressed great ad- miration for the city of Washington and its public buildings, and has been par- ticularly impressed with the wide’ streets and avenues. Another thing that has grati- fied him has been the freedom from annoy- ance that he has enjoyed while here. He has come and gone as he pleased at the Arlington Hotel, without being followed by curious groups, as was the case in New York, and is of the opinion that Washing- ton is in a striking degree cosmopolitan in its character. ——_~+2-—____ SPAIN’S POSITION DEFINED. Senor Moret’s Significant Address at a Banguet in Madrid. A special cable to the New York Herald from Madrid says: Senor Moret’s eloquently simple speech at the last banquet on the occasion of the Grand Cross of Carlos III being conferred on the governor of this province may be taken as the reply of the government to the American outbursts and an exposition of the attitude of Spain in the whole matter. Among the most pregnant expressions were these: “Wheat is the great difficulty against which we fight? Civil war and insurrection in Cuba, to which there are several corol- laries. The most prominent are the forces at work to sustain it. We, I affirm, are en- tirely confident that we can terminate the insurrection, and that we are nearing a so- lution of the problem. “It has been said that autonomy is a failure. This is felse and mendacious. The policy of the liberal government is giving grand and evident results. As a proof of it, Cuba is being converted from a devas- tated into a productive country. Production is being augmented, cultivation is extend- ing, property is increasing in value, and prosperity is returning. “Contrary to the statements of those who have an interest in perverting the truth, in the oriental provinces our gallant troops are chasing the rebels at the bayonet’s point with cries of ‘Viva Espana!’ and mor- al order has been restored since the birth of the constitution, which is supported by old_irreconcilables. “With peace in Cuba will come the tri- umph over all doubts, and it lies in the hands of the. Spanish people on the one side, with the soldiers on the other. By patriotism I xnow the fatherland will not lose an inch of territory, for I believe that success will crown my efforts, and should there arise a supreme moment, we will call upon the sons of Spain that they may rally in the road of duty and show all foreigners <= THERE IS A CLASS OF PEOPLE are injured ‘the use of coffee. Recent grocery stores u i E a 7th, running through to 704-706 K st. “The Dependable Store.” _ You aré not often Prices. said of our stock. The in the selecting. The bought with a 22-inch silx-finish greradine, in new scroll effects, very pretty de- signs. Worth 3%. For Monday.. 2QC. New satin dam silk-finished gren- adine, in many of the very desir- 39¢. able set designs. Werth 5c. Finest quality Frerch double-width silk-finished grenadine, 46 inches wide, in all new effects, large, small and me- dium. Many of these designs are very Rovel and extremely stylish. They sell for $1 all over town. Mon- day at... ie. telctly all woot 5 inches wide—make very elegant costumes over colored found. tlons—value 0c. Extra xpeckal Black mohair brilliantine.real imported English goods, 40 inches wide, bril- liant luster, reversible. — Worth Boe, ++ 39. We've never been able to goods as we do Monday. In mer stock we 12'4¢. stuffs, 5c. yard. Oue hundred and twenty pieces of lace-striped grenadines—navy, black and colored grounds, EF nt pat- terns. And you get the ch of it for Se. yard. specials. A special value in ladies’ ccrset coy- ers—in muslin un kirts and in mus- Lin drawers—three of the most remark- able burgain values that have come to long time. ’ tine cambrie corset covers, quate and French felled sexms—Which ¢el ly at Ie. everywhere—will Le uffered Monda, for... Ladies’ muslin. skirts, made with HH cluster of tucks and deep flounce of em- broidery—for which you have never i less than 5c. — will be off ||] Monday for. Ladies’ muslin drawers, cut fall, with ||| deep hem luster of fine . Yalues—Mon- tucks—iegular day for...... those which were questionable were would stay black was the black that 2 lots wash stuffs ured two lots of the most exqu ‘ stuffs—in the new 98 patterns, but the identical qualities which we sold last season for 12$c and 25c. a yard, and we offer it Monday for 5c. and 10c. a yard, respectively. Here are the detail 3 muslin underwear Special values in grenadines. offered staple black grenadines at bargain Monday will be one of the occasions, and we have made a very natural reduction. Too much praise cannot be variety is immense. Care has been taken “dependable” qualities were secured— ignored. Black which was bought — and it was guarantee—just as it is sold to you. Real “ironframe” brocaded — grena- dine, STRICTLY ALL SILK, 23 inches Wit, the reversitle kind, in & >. lovely patterns. Worth $1.25 yc. New satin-etriped fron-frame grena- dine. full 46 inches wide, one of this Searon'’s newest creations, all pure silk, extra quality. Actual- ly worth $2...... severe 31.39 Finest French hernant grenadines, 46 inches wide, all silk, in lovely designs, large, small and mediam, includ. ing polka dota and damasse ef fects, Worth $2.50........... $1.89 Black Bedford cords, *°° 74+ Twenty Pieces of new black Bedford cords of extra heavy quality, soft silky finish, strictly all pure wool, full 40 inches No better wearing fabric 75¢. By a special purchase we find it possible to offer these I] goods for Monday at the remarkable price of 39c. is made, and its honest value is Rea! English wide wale storm se warranted salt-water proof, made hard-twisted worsted, 46. tne Wide. Worth 69. : t 50. Genuine Pricetly’s cam I's-hair chev- fot, 45 Inches wide, all pure wool, a lovely quality, that usually sls o2. for $1... so Fine imported German crap dete hen- rietta, 46 inches wide, silk finished, extra fine grade, Actually worth 1 gazs. .. Bgc. a 3 han Hy at less tha iy price. offer such an opportunity in wash buying the new spring and sum- isite cotton dress | 25c. stuffs, 10c. yard. Grande in tinted and in the handson inable—go to you price of We. yard. Little for notions. That we sell notions for less than any other establishment in this city has become a recognized fact. Such selling as we shall do Monday will be the result of the small prices asked. Mondsy best you may have machine : needles that for Dexter's ball tidy cotton will be offered per ball for only... Safety hump hook and eyes, 2 on a card, will be each card, for . The best qu: ity pits, in all sizes, will be offered 50 nickel-y Monday, one dozen, for..........++ 924, 926, 928 — i 25c. veiling, 1Sc. yd. Birdeye, 25c. pc. Ap assorted lot of 500 yards of 18- One bundied and fity ten-yard (| ineh veiling—the season's newest and of 18-inch ‘kanitars cotton | most desirable effects—imported to sell be put on sale Monday at Hi | d—will be put on sale which is much less than such || - yard. been sold by others. | “Cash only and the narrowest margin of profit.” Jackson Bros.’ Spring Stock. Special Introductory Prices cies on Baby Carriages, Mattings, etc. We have just received our first big shipment of spring goods and will start the ball rolling with prices that we challenge the town to meet. We buy for cash and sell for cash and guarantee to sell you cheaper than any one in the business. 350 Rolls Fine Matting. Pick out what you want while you have first choice. Excellent quality Matting............ ........10c. 20c. fine seamless Matting..............-.... -124Q 25c. fine seamless Matting...... 5 18c. 20c, $3.98 30c. fine seamless Matting. . 35¢. fine seamless Matting... Baby Carriages. A magnificent line of the most popular styles. will start the prices as low as We 3 eee al Special Bed Room Bargains. Dining Room Parlor Bed, Room Saite$ 12.85 Bargains. Bargains. 5-piece Suite, ‘apestry . * $12.75 Mattress. 3 $1.50 Og x, Extension $4.75 |? Senet": $19.85 ie, Weated 396. | upon 0114 $6.98 "tia." $29.85 Remember we are Headquarters on Iron Beds and Bedding. We can quote you prices that none can meet. JACKSON BROS., Three Great Cash Furniture Houses, 917-919-921 Seventh Street N.W that they are not strong enough to usurp our rights.” pe Ringi ‘applause greeted the orator quently from the moment he ety = the toast—which was “Peace to = Porto Rico”—to the end, when the applause | DO NOT DESPAIR OF CURING YOUR sick Hirtte Ei Pilis. They will of od Little Liver 5 fect n prompt a permauent cure. Their action ts mild and natural. ANGOSTURA BITTERS is known as the great reguiator of digestive organs all over the world. became overwhelming. yegulater rman al epeec! ‘echoed throughout Madrid your house. genuine article, oe Baers a over the country, for it manufactured by Dr. J. G. B. Siegert & Sons. states clearly Spain's ogi mage => = a dces from a responsible minister, eae a a onomy and the most liberal oteleemrant Spain has ever known. es Committed for a Henring. In the Supreme Court of the District to- An Appraisement of the Property ge ye ee The heirs of the late W. W. Corcoran, to aay, Judge Bradley presiding, Philip ‘Vaughn was committed for a hearing on the charge of embezzlement. Vaughn is charged with having robbed Mr. Victor B. Johnson, by whom he was employed, of $40.16 about 2 your ago. He was ie pattene: to this city for a hearing. and brought back