Evening Star Newspaper, October 24, 1898, Page 4

4 THE EVENI NG STARK, MONDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1898-14 PAGES. THE E V EN VIN G ST AR some parts of the south, and their deeds pied by an architectural creation worthy of E 4. x wes Wi A MonpDay. | of race prejudice apparently les elsewhere | nations. This cross, rearing its graceful than in a campaign marked b; — =ars =e y the courage | outlines above the nation's capital, is a = BY S. NOYES... > and patriotism of the negro. happy conception in this year, marked os | <== roth, 11th and F Sts. N. W. —. It is clear that the spirit of fellowship] it has been by the great struggle for hu- RHE EVENING STAR bas a regular a0% Cireatation | of of common necessities and hardships | man liberty and the removal from this hem- : and permanent Family reulatio: were lauded as worthy of the new citizen- | the church and of the city, is a symbol of * a n O . Beveridge’s, 1215 F St. ship which they have been earning for| the desire for peace which more and more OO War d 9 | themselves. But the remedy for the evils | steadily animates the intelligent men of all bined cir- | im the midst of a campaign against a na-| isphere of an element of disturbance and Bouadian ct duc) ctace Washiantam | tonal eneury sentially different from | disintegration. Peace of the sort most ar- ; Sotiice aa o Nowa ana davextistax | that-which cesta ii tnccon munity fe ine Gentimaesinealusinen ioe aiiferates OrasO™ WEAkeeee ee Medium it bas no competitor. of e. The troubles reporte: eee 9 i today | jitical and religious opinion, honorable, h N vV S i : T Q n —especially when — =: — from these five points in the south spring} Jasting, progressive peace, has been more € € ¢ SO = : ag : ‘ K ie: cost is bu slig m2 5 E7In order to av delays, on ac- | from the fee ed long years 480. | surely secured through this conflict than MERE IS AN EVE-OPENER=- at a slight advance over rount of personal absence, letters to distinctions are not] through a submission to the intolerable JS AN « ; “seconds” and che: ap made THE STAR should not be addressed | wiped away easily. The negro and the White | conditions which suggested it. ‘The cross We are now exhibiting the most exquisite Silks and Satins that ever wares. Soe Bepet hein Wate SES © each at fault, in a measu The | of peace, the cross of commemoration, and ) - wifice, b ly to AR, or to H F This is partic > in int Rusiness Depart. | Ce demands more than caution dictates 48] tne cross of promise are thus happily] JUSt for an inducement particularly true i the al or Rus : —to buy the best goods—o known value, THAT WILI man wise for him to ask, the other resents the 2 eee came to our counters. We show every fashionable silk, irom the sim- buying KITCHEN UTEN- ments, recording to tenor or parpove, | WIS for him to ask, the other t » dag | MeTsed into a single form. : z cane : SILS. SILVEI advances toward equality which the Se ge BIER E > nix cluding in part: RWARE, Cl = most el imported novelty, including in re has virtually forced upon the black man. | There will be difficulty in removing a to you, plest to the most elegant importe 2 LERY, and, in fact, All tlis is in a region where mob violence | pepular impression that Admiral Schley > Re 5 . some important! to9 often takes the place of the law's Or-| more than made up for any lost time whea We will offer to- | Regence Barre, Obes Pend 5 Housefurnishin in < cerly pro: nd where men go armed was formally begun. morrow 25doge (0) C€ Satin Moire Pekin, Taffetas Bayadere Pompadour, Goods of All Kind 1 sitta-leven in the midst of peaceful pursuits. - — +02 ——__ Orrow ozen . Dl; Ave VOU bi iS. klish on both sides | phe conditions are unfavorable to a quiet Hun: ng has at least the grace to | o¢ Ladies’ 2-clas A pair Taffetas de Mousseline, Poplin de Cord, , We handle only the best. We arene | solution of the problem. Will it work out ‘ain from pretenses that he is animated 3 =Clasp : Satin Pekin Pompadour, . Taffetas Broche, bs Aitees fas Mie. tare very much | in time? This question agitates all think- | by a patriotic devotion to the interests of | K i d Gloves, in| Actual Sees cite Sea Sale @ no “seconds” (imperfect) ergetic. They citizens most deeply. The majority, | the Chinese workingmen. White and Black, | value Taffetas Jardinicre, machas geet ahd and our prices for the best with resp cing optimists, believe that it will. Pé 50 eee ee : U 2 Peau de Cygne, Satin Pekin, goods are SO REASONABLE ee arias ea ei trouble of a serious sort. | When Spain settles sensibly down to br only $1.35. : t. Th |'These riots and killings will pr » De Lome is likely to find the teri pably | ine s fons :, | tery where he is an unwelcome per ; Ones: And, in addition, many others, confined exclu th will | censiderably amplified. ed on this ee Bane oe If you have not as yet desirable | jon that the Angio-Sasuns ‘ie not_ see | Patronized us, here is your pese to admit the supremacy of the Latin ; that they are within reach of all ely to this house. For example: ly set off. They | teach their lessons gradually. Bismarck | it is sincerely to be hoped, the or of France, he | no longer be the scen ving in the shadow | account. As a step i al- | cond ot blooc oward th ion it should be the effort of every ive citizen to deprecate lynching y of fancies, we have a rare collection of Besides this beautiful displa ILON SAUCEPANS that he coul 4 2 always appre: | ecnser Be chancel Elegant Silks and Satins, a a eS Manatee oe <ialent acter }to advoc enactment of strict la e: ie link: E 4, Me Fhis char neh is|to prevent these crimes in may be holding off in the hope that = ° aoe the -ause Fran: ja Oe Ge ee Sune oo ce follies QUHEA THEME, Ing oniae mae h For Wedding and Reception Gowns, Lat. Granite Toon Coffer and Toa Pots Ase at If jus-| tain power in every com © Gnnee Galen one 2 ee eae eee ae sis : fermer rh ng spirit is behind most of these Up eich ceed Sb se ree a iL sie h aaa 1 White B lines. Witte Peaunde Gore ss aa ca st ; li just what | conflicts. The negro is taught by Wie winte Richard Croker's power to issue injunc- = including White Satin Duchesse, White Bengalines, e Pea pies eee eee a, a ane ms We eee eet Ea nee Be eo to seat t tn onvatiie benehits Moire ,Antiques, Crystals, Armures, Brocades, Taffetas, Ottoman Cords, . 65¢ She is ar Dispose cuore read very gencrally questioned. We and becomes a bandit in Se : pr actien. The evils of th = : 5 4 ae roa RR ~A-An, | Crepe de Chines, Surahs, Satins, etc. 66" y” , . The evils 62 ‘The only way for Tom Watson to be sur’ a oe e the conventions of civilization follow | of bis position as edfter will be to obt: Have Dermatine Birt Nog ch other thick and fé One act of li- | the position of she « Handy mu You'll need it if 2 app generates another. Barriers ar you don't 1 we)! Tailor | Trimmed ee = eee ee. Refri aan from relati ly small beginnings war” develops, useless, ae CHESTS, $5.50 op UPRIGHTS, $12 7 a . oe ‘ ve sho v and beautiful ideas ‘ ne Tr thr is) creatine tate Seott county, evidently IY perfun We are showing a_ particularly 1 We sd ae and be i NEE If vou are going to ‘house- erevereuie be the Tern to | NOt heard of Russia's peace note. onoee choice assortment of rough and] Gatly. farts elegancies and exquisite keeping don't make the mistake Oe Later ae ie oe gee bottle: z 5 es 1 especially | bits of our own conception. Spe- of buying a “c the hands of the law than the paduiee smooth fabrics, designec especially | ° laueas is called Syren tae ¥ a “c cap" refrig eta- eneeon ee ee es F Ww. Ss. THOMPSON, ) for smart tailor-made costumes—a | “4! attention 1s called to a new ¢ tor. T iddy” will last. you ee His Only Ho 708 % Cleaning Cuba ain: PHARMACIS! \| vast variety of new effects in Vene- | Sottment of pe that steve. aie to det ine Eden dayne © Lees = a tian Cloth, Whipcords, Plaid-back| Untrimmed Black Sil about to be taken to overcome some of | young man who used Tyne smiperae of Just Think Of Us ‘Sell ing | Golf Cloths, Checked and Over nitary conditions which have in | Opin, a Cuba such a bad ases which now find wered from one par “T gue time and will pay for itself k in a short while in the ice and fecked Tacei, Greve, Gadel yee ee ae A ma) 99 cee mes, ee Bee *| Which we are now offering, in all the he will surely VW Hairs, Diagonals, etc. Very charm- 5 : msent to your holdir Seraieee erholt for Sur oat eae st int cones remarked the ing imported novelties among them. | B¢west and sed popular shapes, a «Beveridge rien s 1 Si er each, to another, and too often} wxoii « Sree 2. ' ‘ ; ees i Baia Tone Nothing—except my breath. onl au 50c. pint. Rough Cheviots. Also one lot of handsome Black Porrery Practically all the con- |The Vernacular That Means Business New blues, green, brown, gamet and el. | Ostrich tious ailments known ms," quoth stout John Bull, “a task 47 to 50 inches wide.75c. to $2.50 yd. the Em Dowager isn’t go- | — is reported from Hav in cas pre are some thing: ily Gi PORCELAIN, GLASS, ETC. Feathers, with long and 1215 F St. and 1214 G St. lustrous fiber, at appalling ous and in : sae WHISK 7 in & Ma snares 7 man, with the marked exceptions of to make France understand = <old “Overholt,” remember. Distilled $1.00 each. Dulin & Martin, spies tee ches ete sureathe | bubomles ulagues. fouriam imate whan werver once decided welll ineter!| == sage nalteeend iattieal is uetibatinreetime | Gamelio Elaine cond floor. = na , mn after season. Hitherto only the on each demand. ——— Ful pint bottles omy b0c. FULL QUART] — Staple colors and all the new sh > beantifat a < Maier perfunctory efforts by zovernmental | Perhaps we'll be compelled, if France holds | -—— BOTTLES ONLY $1. a ce New Dainty fe ‘ have been exerted to keep the off and hesitates 48 inches wide........ $1.50 a yard. Chi career SE ee ee ees ates Cc 1433 inaware. ive US s in control, to quarantine patien To borrow from our cousins and talk plain i r an N.Y. Ave. 3 A + . 4 . aes > prevent the spread of the germs of pol- ‘United States. c. a ve. Camel's Hair Diagonals. Importing our foreign-made China _ | lution, to Drote t the well and to cure the a a aM , e ‘Two-toned colorings; exquisite effects; handsome ie Ge Rees * war [sick Eh it is estimated, about 0 | “Folks dat ins on habbin’ dar own ES GROCERIES WE 5 quality. : Wares and receiving them direct A @ n af llepers t yet no one has ever | way,” said Uncle Even, “runs a good deal 47 inches wide +...-$1.50 a.yard.| through the Georgetown Custom Nor } = 47 =) J gs g plun- | B©@Pd of a “leper colony” in Cuba. It is|o’ risk in not habbin’ no one ter blame there is none, because these unfor- | when fings goes wrong.” have never been corralled, as they — should be, and kept from the nee Gt c Mace: tatty as communicating their loathsome disease to | “I'd like to know,” remarked the czar Address. ° 1 | thoughtfully; “I really would. I wish there ond a some way of finding out.” your maj House, enables us to sell the newest wool fabric—one of the sea- | 2nd daintiest effects in China and Glass Ware at wonderiully little prices, and even the lower grades After a thorough test of all the best Plaid-back Golf Cloth. have a daintiness and style about eee cac men even cegen Loe amarkel we Hich and elegant; 4 new and handsome shad- | them which formerly was only found in the higher-priced goods. ago un- Venetian Cloth A supert satin-fac son's ‘orites. 47 inches wide.$r.50-and $2.00 a yd. tunaies to prove whether we have a_ better stock of Furniture, Carpets and Dra- peries than the av- erage or not. That's all we as’ And we don't ask you to buy others. Hawaii has been roundly abu |by the opponents of annexation as the | ¥# | home of leprosy. The col¢ t Molokai | “Of finding out what, eouceeiae ae Whether France is any more in earnest “r to the mainland. An- | When it talks war than I was when I talk- freely predicted before | & peace.” 1 mean the i ni was n pointed cut as a * have ¢ 4 only “those which we ve + know to be reliable. It is impossible akable it w wou to secure a “poor heater” here, for 3 | 50 inches wide........$1.50 a yard. we have none in stock. Be: is A larger proportion of exclus tuction of I Be ee ae ee ee ee ee eee ee tee ee es : + > = ‘ Sympathy. heaters made at $1.25 up. German Whipcords. effects than ever before. a dollar's worth ul disease into the s. The “What's the matter with Freddie,” asked * a Two-toned colorings, in all the new and beautiful $z.0c 1 here les: 2 a ‘wo-toned colorings, ew and ae edviiiniee Su $5.00 and up. ere unless you can would make the republic pay | ine vous’ team Gas Appliance Co., | ,,tv Imported Dinner Sets _ $5.00 and uf aga sags ; for their entrance. Of course these | “He's worried over his studies. He has | 1424 N. Y. Ave. 145 inches wide........$2.00 a yard.| mportea Tes 2.95 and up. ne z rather thes tended fears, had | an cxample that says if he has ten dollars : nee Rey eA and up. . es " + of foundation. Hawall | ond pays fifty cents for some potatoes, and 5 “ Checked Twe ceds. p We've built a big z : ae a seventy-five cents for a steak and various Imported and up. business on a sub- + y and sought to stamp out the | . - = thing = es : aeaiteane ~ - 4 a sums for other things, how much will he Whit a sh is 2 are and up. stantial foundation 3 th of the afflicted. } 5, ire SS ae S . | Tmported Fish Sets. a p- antia c , Heri white precepall Pe € S go tnelites wt ae lu —and that’s what it = aeitiens ite precep Well, tell him not to bother. I'm not Imported Game and up. so : =e ¢ ued her from a Las state, | going to have the ca innocence ( oal 3 (OX) 3roadcloths. and up. is— best qualities 2 a ca eee safely We Der | childhood disturbed by any such useless 9 ° ‘A never-so-rich wz of these handsome 3. and lowest prices. $ oe He ed ee u trouble. Iv be time enough for him 10] per ton of ) Ths. until this tot gives out | Im street and evel aa IES |e Rl and up. It won't take you z Fa = much indi face the awful problems of life when he] after that—look out for higher pri Bg) ON ees is i and aia: long to look—and it : the grows up and has grocery bills of his own.” WM. ZEH, 708 Vth st. oc 4-14 50 inches wide.$2.00 anc 50 4 YC.] Imported Cake Plates Be) ae [ee ae . = a n from 2 _— i —= : Vey 50c. and up.] & will save you some + i As Every Candidate Sees It. We have just received a new color | Mmworted Salad Bowls...... ae : 1g money, We are sure. = en ene pin pice ab ime am S, —the latest Parisian fad—called the Tmported Chocolate ots....- anG Up.1 4 $ ss time has | Who entertains the thought that I'm in-] __ You won't ask for fiver Hams than those | -*utomobile.” It comes only in the ane > mie “| come for in spired by love of pelf? mae: ery one of them HOME | $2.50 quality. ‘“sKotedsilk”’ =< ; | inditrerence competence I'm animated by the hope of | —- S aild, “sweet and tend Bint : ic . st im-| . é Speers ca » nd they cost’ no more than the ordinary 4 s i ar. - = : | mE of the! lend: While the bo eld gain Serres Underwear , FURNITURE, CAREERS, DEANE! 2. = : ave rol they are going te n buckling on my armor to go forth in this s io This ss a -w underwear, intended | 2 ~ ® k \ n is to re- eanidaiene §S ecial in This is a new u ? "It Pa. Ave. and & St. bu re be | Of course, there'll be a salary when to this p especially for those who cannot wear oes 3 ago - - I'm sent, Bl k D G dl wool with comfort next the body. 2 5 z mee ae tiie But it’s better I should have it than my ac resSQoods. The “Kotedsilk” garment is woven ‘ Ith regulatio: the wicked oppone r “hace > 3 # ee Ww re fase ie ae aoe ne i We have purchased under v of cotton in the usual way, but has ant e€ tt sw test sickness to a] ™ ee ee Be uapulse soa T ean: = a1| favorable conditions several pieces! on the inside a coating or plating of Soe 1 s a ae if a ie The country must be saved and I'm the || Chasse amanston of fine all-wool piss ae as aU comes ues 20 100, 600 Hor: Ses ng Mee Re ‘ 5 * he skin, and there is no sensation 2 ; man to do the job. Will need e the skin, 2 : ports of export, where \ ill you Bl k 1 oO aig tate ie, POTS arrt-Ship™ m4 a ~ 1 r to the mainland. | I won't stand beck for coaxing, as old Cin- i ac 1EV1 Tt eee oe ne uaton agin Coes i nari acune bein nfectir are to be erected and cinnatus d ° 9 ) Cc ie silkiness of the garmen' ae lacie Ire sar ha popes ie ris are t @ to reduce the men- | When this glorious nation calls me, it can Jardinieres: anvas, manent. Washing does not affect it.| 7722 oat tesa to our southern ports where ever never say I hid; nee $3.00 a garment. = . < 3 3.00 a § fy oe af dressy Street Blankets ond he : 1 epidemic is arouse I don’t assume false modesty—far worse Tie Caceation lusts te Sapna lI (ae offer same at jus é Men's Dept. Abeta ES pies et Oieeay occ : * hh vessel from Cuba. Not than vulgar pride; your minds if you have flowers to bring Half the Original Price-= le an ‘Trunks called for and repaired. abd reduce the danger and | fis Freedom that is threatened and I'm Go pus en Cita ocg thle resen Ot tite Morris *t we 2 frost. * f the cities of our coast, rushing to her side! Hundreds of shapes and decorations are 15 d * 425 - . commerce by reducing } posterity would scorn me if things didn't the Nactety mere you bere “hy Eatinh ca yar ° Chairs. 9 7th. to make the voyage turn out right Seem erie aecucelae colo: senate Easv. fortabl ful things particular color Is hers that 50. Zasy, comfortable, restful things ze vessels arriving during the | For letting diffidence prevent my mingling ni may wat to mate a particular ee |] Regularly, $1.50. Any position at will and but a cane P from Cuba have been de in the fight; ‘ “An clegaot line of: Jardinteres, with These are very handsome goods, STE Tuired ao chances Aaah nid 2 ; * port of delivery several days | Por standing on Fame’s threshold without eatald of tame material and deccra: Il! vith very rough surface and rich, | ™¢ equire ange. al Erocers whe ay : De eee sais ne cant areca Orstticg trite te Uo Gabe ie 1etis SCA ER Te ne i ~arance, and will make ex- | lot of these bits of luxury—about 160 = > obs Re comme Sere a oe bebe OF dceatt | he (country mustybe) saved ara lienmche)|||1| Some that were $9.75 for $8.00, silky appearance, >» and | —in solid oak and imitation mahog- ‘ © period of their passage will serve man to do the job. | me that were $4.50 for $3.5 ceedingly stylish street, carriage at any, and they are priced very low. jer s ‘ scessary: ore : (or : ,a ya y : f = aS) & duarantine denser andy (ie necessary Sea ke ee All ‘sizes here in the com church costumes. e & a ; fermaiities of examination and precution piurds aud Turks Close Kin, Flower Pets The manufacturer made more] At $3.50 each— 73 ‘ w a ea. a the d ae es ee the Indianapolis Journal. eel — of this particular style of goods than id Oak Morris Chairs, with ch adjust Fl O U R. Me s ¥ 1 of office — Boas Sr gabe eal te vT is something very oriental abou | 5 arms, fitted with nea’ ze : $ eee _jance with the present determination to | spanish meth the | Spantahp merUers harl R Ed t there was a quick demand f TOL: ATIA“| ered eerenaie Sane Mate oe ° ons : : sete ae wile tee nit fee ti ie ths system common to ‘Purkish in CharlesR. monston, ious to dispose of same he did so at} At $4.95 each— ON’T mistake “best prom- her proximity the problem. o| nitation | ticing the syste c - z > rista . e icy msniana. ot veeeel implificd, | Chants of putting their terms 1205 Pa. Avenue. a great reduction in Pree A meraen ices” for “best flour.” w s ‘ es ie * | gai high, with the intention of con S ut . 5 <clusively for | pee A B @ "f he Oe erth « large part | gradually down to a reasonable basis 1} of them fell to us ee u i te elie Those who promise most = a at of the cost of the war with Spain. the other party to the transaction has =z ote 9 Washington, and at a figure that en-/ / often give the least. It won't hat is ~~» «2 — — pb: “e and persistence to haggle. It is a a se! 24 e OTigi- ie Se " c Y M. Depew shows how the orig- | system ihat some people call diplomacy, Heilbrun S ables us to sell them aunall theouet take you long to find out which t z = lor day bel ain pin ig ee eee nal price. On sale Tuesday 1 g- is really the best flour. Any e3 - 1 i RuEt cae EY eae ‘Trade Maker Dl Fee som: 3 pericnced housekeeper will tell © APR pyar: quence to anybody ° | Lining In Carriage you that - 1 y, — : a; te N is beginning to b ca nee ee Ladies’ $2.50 Boots. Department. Department te ation ile 4 ere lees There never was and we think We keep only the best makes and} We are showing full assortment of . = Senna sen de Magn General Shafter, | there never will be as, good a value T 3 bs ie . C “ hanaeat ee tera or whether both refused, or whether they le qualities — carefully | Children’s Go-Carts and Carriages Steal be offered as this wonderiul boot. Not | ™0st, Teliable _q - eee ae avoiding the inferior grades — and | of the best makes. y o Des = evoidin g od Work Accomplished. @ detail missuig thes Be noe GELS) prices are the lowest. At $5.00 each— : : + New York Mail and Express, first-class boot. From stem to stern hens (Cian. - urement Phi New York refrain from trying tc ascertain which has the worst em of politic: mand W. Peck, United States com- it has been carefull constructed. Tn French and herrinchone effect, best quality, Fourth floor. is the finest, whitest and best = —— — fon. Bio aus crbee Mon aae ae For appearance, durability and com- shrunk ready for use. New Oil flour on the market—and that it ee na T Gretierat Wen r a fife securing an wlditional 28,000 square | fort it has no superior, ¥ - : : invariably gives the best results ee 2 ee lw | feet of space for the American exhibits, Heating Stoves. ERR Ey CCENS te OND tee te acere ne raising the total from 175,000 to tial. in bread baking or cake baking. We are showing the New Im-] [ij your grocer doesn't sell Cere has grasped the more room now st that U han b —___—__» +. The Cathedral Peace Cross, did twelve months | pretty stelea, Ordina 16 inches wide. Per Str y vel o1 20 inches: wide. e. Per (WO. He | ,ottetly Haid-welt, or Turn, § 50 Specs Ee: nele Sam needs | flint ° Herringbone, in blac go. And he hi ened to act precisely } and the popular storm hetgh Ee retake ote : | proved Oil Stoves with the new de-} write us—and we'll send you ‘Seateciiy oo cee - the cathedral would have ac’ i his predecesscr, the | Hesvy, medium, ligt = ———— vice which prevents smoking and the name of one near you who in meroration of the triennial | !amented Moses P. Handy. ae Whether you. have been paying | Nearsilk. which automatically extinguishes the] does. pisconal convention and in promise of . . > ‘The new lining adapted alike for the lining of a Yr when not needed. An exami- thedral building of the future, Mute rel Ol SOen neamoncetion: $3.00 or $6.00 for your boots, this, | ,, me new Unins, adarted alke for the lining of a | flame when 1 eded. An | Wm. M. Galt & Co. Bret the Sto Pael Globe: we are sure, will please you. hk ud Tighter; looks like “ili and wears hecter. | nation of these new Oil Stoves will > AV. en ithe achenolote! a ppularsaducn: in | Matyas lage varlety: of shades; $6 Inches wide: | = = ‘ pea Wichesslenk Sas Gad Mik. aoe Ps thof t Jevery boy and girl shall be fitted, ke- | its many Sar features. Won't you Fast Black Link heat for these cool mornings or te ae + President « United State » leaving school, to us y power to Nubi Fas lack Linings. All T G jSccndtors aohta ital apatites Rest capdclty to rightly perform the give us a few minutes of your time? Nubian ast = heating bath rooms, nurseries, etc. S he ame agurs well for the success of the | duties of family and civic relation: make a living” by some hand) pAubian Linings, £ any kind, Se ee ES Special attention is called to the large stove with (8 ercaline, lesin, Sa: een, et re posi ey, U2 | throw-back top for lig’ hting and remoy 1 changeable and superior 1b 4 - Demanded for | Wn ean ith on one sag 9 ‘ | stergrie ie sanrencs Turenerad he | ctaetql GP 2 Heilbrun&Co., | ssi test te ZAHA ees s|¢im season is here. a concentration of relig — ht 5 . 3 $5.00 each. LD jRNCHTRING OE the table that the educational thought at the seat of A Loophote for the 402 7th St. N. W. a Eaat Dueck Gateen Perce Other Oil Heaters from $2.25 w 3 ; ig a nm nd should carry to the ex-| prom the Pittsburg Dispateh Sign: ‘The Old Woman Roda Fast Black Nearsilk, Per yard. ne p- ses ROUSE and pa AS- of the republic the sentiment which porte has new a good excuse for de- I 37 ~ =s2 y day, are $ i some been strongly d&wing ing to pay that little biN that the n Shee. é GG n't ask for fiver Oysters, S I ¢ hies und the hopes of Ameri- ed States has been gently urging. see Pood—than ours. Low § aia ; acite nal capital as the | After the entertainment of the German o 2 pice a 4 7 mite sol he Union. ‘The cross erected em | brother, emperor ‘Turkey. can have "no S Cottage Market,si8 r4th St.) con ‘ Oss erected ©n | money left for such or ies é : wetven they we ‘a ag mit of the height, later t@ be oceu-| payment of debis, ; Woodward & Lothrop. sm, £20 Nee own