Evening Star Newspaper, March 27, 1900, Page 8

The new spring productions in Furniture are being shown herein : every department and include every line. The display is most extensive and embraces the best of every grade. We shall be glad to have you call and inspect the season’s showing. | LELLALALLA LEE ELE E LEE EEE EEE EEE EEPE W. MOSES & SONS, F ST., COR. 11TH. 22d and M Sts. at 452 Penna. Ave. LEE EA BEET EEE EEE REE ET Sondentecgostoase B. Mattress Fectory, Geheh Ss a a sa a settee Sete ‘MANN’S Spring Opening, Wednesday and Thursday, MARCH 28 AND 29. Showing the most beautiful assortment of Ladies’ Ready-to-Wear Garments. The most fashionable styles from the leading European and American modistes. Handsome Silk and Cotton Waists. Bicycle and Rainy-day Skirts. Ladies’ Tailor-made Suits. Evening and Street Wraps. Chic Silk Petticoats. Nobby Eton Jackets. We also call your attention to the exhibit of Hemingway's Spring Millinery. The most gorgeous creations of Foreign and American millinery art in Trimmed Hats. THE HAIR DRESSING DEMONSTRATI in this store during this week. belf the usual pri MANNY, 1111 F Street. ee ae ces ete fo Seeger 0 Soedendong sSergeegeng et te seegeegont ef Sof tote on the Fin de Siecle Com) will be given A fine line of Natural Hair Switches will be offered at ssedetegefededteggudetete ens MLM AEELEEELELELEELL LL EEE AEEEEESE ENE EA MNES Es netted Sossoesensoeondondeateetens 4 LANSBU & BRO., | Washington’s Favorite Store. : Seeteets Big Values to Create Spirited Selling in Wash Goods. o & One case of Corded These are ) A beautiful 31-inch Madras, These make & aed foolard | pice watsts and shirts—fant colors, pretty stripes und checks. ~ value. ee | 15c. yard. $ in pits x ds und lace ef- Silk-striped Ma : ip andl see 65: B2toch SMlk-striped M AML colors for midsummer dress, 25e. grade. 18c. yard. BY A new line of Shirting Cheviot, 30 inches & Wide, in stripes aud checks; absolutely fast & es Linen Lawn. The ipes and dots; also 25c. yard. colors. 15e. l,. : 1 s ike iH ami wears Ike 12"4c. yard. = patterns on light and dark Seersucker-26 Inches wide. Ieoks Uke the : $ silk—in blue stripes. 15c. value. Pi teas 12/4c. yard. § = Her Majesty’s Corset. : £ you, or evening wear equally = 2 Ve Are Agents for Standard Patterns. 3 z N i = + Lansburgh & Bro., } = ‘ 420 to 426 Seventh St. : oestontontonlontosfortoeiececetondon ton dostondontonfoectent % = ———— = a The now accepted Remedy for La Grippe, Severe Colds, Wasting Fevers and all Nervous Affections. Indersed by Phys! Hospitals everywhere. é New Offices. Among the offices recently opened by thhe Postal Telegraph-Cable Company |? ans and Nurses. Used fo = are: Trial Si :. Guantte SO Trial Size, 10cts. at Drug Stores. Concord, N. ©. Ses eesceccces ieee rr TeV is eevee e eee Burlington, N. ©. | $ e Cumberland, Ma. Bagerstown, Md. Frostburg, Md. ‘bing topic of interest to ee $ wouten new. You'll find your ideal of @ Upper Marlboro’, Md. $$ Hat in our display. We are daily having Chesspeake Beach, Md. : a by new arrivals, eeeae Chesapeake Junction, D.O, = ny Millivery creations aiievilie, Pe. . skill iy represented, Wihinstarg: Px. IT NL be a pleasaut revelation to you. Come! lirs. C. Stiebel, 1113 G. McCail's Ferry, Pa. ‘Mount Pleasant, Pa. Sayre, Pa. Vintondale, Pa. Turkish Bath, Peeeeceesovene . . ° . ° . . . . . . . . . . @mb15-th,s,t,32-20 mns-42tt secre ee ress ces oe Great Reduction in Hair Goods. 1329 G Street N. W. Sritchee: :fomtormerly $10.50 SEPARATE BATHS FoR LADIES. Cn ies eee & I bave been taking Turkish Buths weekly at your establishment for the past four years. and” my vals has been greatly bene! ald recom- Mend them to any ope who is physically ran down. James B. Lambie. I have found the Turkish Baths vers beneficial tn Halcdressicg, Staripocing, ete. alr Dyeing Bleaching a spectalty, mae one Imperial Hair Regenerator for re- storing gray hair. Natural color, $1.25. mervous and rheumatic troubles.—Hovert Cohen. fatiee Base 6 Jeo. Fridays tilt 8 p.m. Ss. HELLER’S, Die—T a.m. till 12 at uigut. z e2-204 120 SEVENTH ST. N.W. ; Printed on the front of every package. THE EVENING STAR, TUESDAY, MARCH 27, 1900-20 PAGES, The Stringing of Wirds Outside City of Washington, COMMISSIONERS WITHOUT AUTHORITY Indefinite Extension ‘of Telephone Wires Not Now Authorized. ATTORNEY DUVALL’S VIEWS ee ALS) An Excellent Combination. The pleasant method and beneficial effects of the well-known remedy, SYRUP OF FIGS, m: ufactured by the CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP 00., illustrate the value of obtaining the quid lax- ative principles of plants known to be medicinally laxative and presenting them in the form most The attorney for the District, to whom the questions were referred, has advised the Commissioners that, first, further legisla- tion by Congress is necessary in order that they may be authorized to grant permits to string telephone wires in that portion of refreshing to the taste and acceptable to the sys- | the District outside of the city of Washing- tem. It Is the one perfect strengthening laxative. | ton, and, second, that Congress did not, in cleansing the system effectually, dispelling colds, | the District appropriation act of March 3, headaches and fevers gently yet promptly, and e0-| 4<97, authorize the indefinite extension of abling one to overcome habitual constipation per-| telephone wires over the streets and: ave- manently. Its perfect freedom from every objec- tionable quality and substance, and its acting on | "UCS Of the city The attorney's first opinion was rendered the kidneys, liver and bowels, without weakening i in the case of the Chesapeake and Potomac or frritating them, make it the ideal laxative. In the process of manufacturing figs are used, as | Telephone Company, which applied for per- mission to string certain wires outside the they are pleasant to the taste, but the medicinal qualities of the remedy are obtained from senna | city limits. The company’s application was and other aromatic plants, by a method known to! based upon that provision of the District the CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. only. In order | oo oropriation act. approved March 3, 18% whereby the Commissioners are authorized to get its beneficial effects and to avoid imitations, Please remember the full name of the Company f to permit the stringing of telephone wires on alley poles at a height not less than fifty feet from the ground, and to grant tem- porary permits to string wires from cable poles or from existing overhead trunk lines to poles in, or to be erected in, al! from alley poles in one square to all or house-top fixtures in another square for the purpose of making necessary house con- nections from all cable poles and existing overhead trunk lines within the District, such house connections to be made from the cable poles or overhead trunk lines nearest the subscriber. In the opinion of the Commissioners’ legal CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, LOUISVILLE, KY. NEW YORK, N. Y. For sale by all Druggists.—Price, 50c. per bottle. fe20-tu.th,s,1y 84 os ee adviser this act does not authorize them to = grant the permits desired by the company. = OF Winns Stee bse | The question Involved in the application, he ee —— | states, is the power of the Commissioners = % | to subject the public highways in the Dis- 3 trict, outside of the city, to private or & N W SHO quasi-public servitudes. He points out that $ 4 | under existing law the Commissioners have + supervision and police control of the public highways of the entire territory of the Dis- : trict, and he is of the opinion that the z stringing of wires along and over the high- > 1 ways constitutes a servitude thereon. The 4 9 legal quality of such servitude, he believes, = is identical with that of the servitude of a 3 railroad on the highway, the difference be- & ing in extent and degr If the Commis- Ba 3 sloners may legally authorize the former + ° they may, he states, likewise authorize the > latter. = A Parallel Case. z — “But it would not be claimed,” says the Bs attorney, “that the Commissioners po: + sessed inherent authority to permit the laying of railroad tracks in the public high- Way ‘for,’ said the Supreme Court of the United States, in Edmonds et al., Commis sioners, against Baltimore and Potomac Railroad Company, 114, U. 453, ‘the tide to the streets of Washington {ts in the United States, and the right to use them O - © 2 as ete a Ns a = 7007 FORM *.° for any other than the ordinary of = ee puteaeps tar ff] Streets. should proc STYLISH YOUNG WO- #] tite to m z IN will & = & | District ou ¢ MEN will find that these Shoes By while it may not be vested in tne United & fulfill their highest conception of % | States in the same manner as that of the Se Se I” sk % | city streets, nevertheless is in the public, $ a swells shoe. 2 oe $ and public’ stre nd high & Theyre Philadelphia City $J alike subject to the exclusive & made of bricht Phila. kid | and control of Congress. de of bright Phila. kid, on &| The power of the Commissioners to per- $ our fashionable “WIDE- + mit the construction of condui oS > ei <i reath) | lic highways, outside = TREAD” LAST, with “welted % | attorney, was der z soles, concaved military heel - Boeuane pe THenting. = and skirt back protector. < preme Court, Febru: c nS . ‘ | gress, he explains, Ju rized S ne moment Sod pac thea em inde WILE, & | the Commissioners to 1s to ex- ¢ LOOK WELL, AFTER LONG WEAR, for & | isting electric lighting companies in the the resson that the upper will not roll’ over 3 District for the extension of existing over- op the sole “sizes 244 to Vand “AAT 10 ME ) head electric wires outside the fire Imits < “¢ | and west of Rock creek, to be used for It=. $ | highting purpe + Our Welt-sewed = In a recent cas t ex rel. Mutual District against Wight et al. an effort was made to obtain a judicial de termination of the precise question under consideration. Speaking for the Court of ‘Little Rocks’: —are the most comfortable and 4 ea aa ae durable shoes made FOR 4 Is in that ease, Mr. Justice Shepard CHILDREN sizes up to 2, ¢ Probably Correct Conclusion. only $1.50. 4| “Tt is doubtless true, as claimed by the relator, that the Commissioners would have 6 °, 99 \ granted the application, notwithstanding their present denial of the legal right of the relator to maintain the existing wire in Columbia road, had not they entertained the opinion that they were without power to do so under existing laws. * * * We are constrained for several reasons to deny the request for the expression of a positive opinion In respect of the authority of the Commissioners, if so inclined, to grant H- FOOT COMFORT. — Wear Georges’ Bunion and Corn Shields for in- stant snd permanent relief, Mogens ee iso cluding his first opinion, sions has legalized existing overhead wires ROE. J. J. GEO 8 to.6 p.m. in the District, strung under permits is- Sundays, 9 te 12. sued by the Commissioners. ‘This congres- _mbi7-bd sional action became necessary because of Raa 45 AS SR ava au ea aS | the lack of antecedent legal authority in 4 , the Commissioners. It involves a de- SUIT nial of the power of the Com- 4 b| missioners, and, by express __ ratifica~ y ° + tlen, imparted legality ty their unau- iTo order. thorized acts in the premi Iam of ’ the opinion that further legislation by Con- gress is necessary in order that the Com- ioners may be authorized to grant per- to string telephone wires in that por- tion of the District outside the city of | Washington.” The Other Case. The second opinion of the attorney was based upon the application of the Chesa- peake and Potomac Telephone Company for a permit to string two wires from a cable pole in square 38 to premises 1409 30th street by way of existing street pole lines. This application, with others of a similar character, the company had been notified was refused upon the ground that Sold these suitings at a wi during opening days, the ha derful rate Continue the spectal first part of the week only. If you n them there's a surprise in Look in the window, 4 4 M.P.Fitzsimmons,910 F. mb26-24tf_ n't se store for you, <r Ye ee ew we we” Go to Siccardi’s FOR BARGAINS IN HUMAN Harr. We are also selling a lot of All Lot ma Bair Switches at great bargains, eee Switches reduced to $1.50, the Commissioners had been advised by Switches reduced to Ea their attorney that they were without au- .00 Bwitches reduced to $5.00. thority of law to grant such permits. Gray aud White Hair reduced in same proportion. | In this second opinion the Commissioners’ ff H legal adviser, after referring to the act of Mme. Siccardi, Mireh sy i calle attention tothe tact 711 11th st., next to Palais Royal. eante oe rant that the 3ist of last August he advised ageing. them that it was a matter of very grave doubt whether any further authority was conferred by said provision of the act than to make necessary house connections, and that every reasonable doubt must, by the essing, shampooing and BE PLUIP sand rosy. Cure yoursel settled rule of statutory construction, be thinness by taking EVAN: RL TP resolved adversely to the corporation, M. and OUR EM ION of Cod Liver | Counsel for the company, states the at- MULS ‘ou need both. ‘The first puritl enriches the blood—and tones np the entire system. The second nourishes the body— makes flesh and brings back strength. E77 Fert,” suc. 44 pint. “Emulsion,”* 500, pint. 9 Vhol le Evans’ Drug Store, }iolcsste ana mh24-16d Established 1823. WILSON WHISKEY. That’s Alll THE WILSON DISTILLING 00,, Baltimore, Ma. torney, has furnished him with a brief upon the subject, contenting that the act in question is to be much more liberally construed, although. admitting that the question is one of dogbt. The company con- tends that the act Was passed in the in- terest of the community at large, for the purpose of providing additional and in- creased facilities for the use of telephones, etc., and that therefore the attorney's con- struction is inapplicable. Unusual Phrascology. With this contention of the company the attorney says he is unable to agree, and, after quoting authorities,ihe says if Con- gress intended by tHe act of 1897 to au- therize the indefinite’ éxtenision of the wires of the telephone conjpany over the strects and avenues of the city in/all directions, at its pleasure, which would, he contends, re- sult from adopting the construction claimed by the company, Congress selected most unusual phraseology to accomplish its pur- pose. When the policy of Congress was changed on the subject of electric conduits, says the attorney, no such uncertain lan- } guage was used, and in his opinion it is manifest that Congress did not understand the act of 1897 meant and was to be con- strued as claimed by the company, for by an amendment of the act of 1898 relating to telephone wires and service proposed by the Senate that body at least plainly in- dicated that additional legislation was nec- essary upon the subject, and that the Com- missioners Were not clothed by the act of 1897 with authority to generally extend the telephone wires and service. Thought Legislation Necessary. “It is true,” continues the attorney, “that the amendment proposed by the Senate ap4-tu&f-1730 ‘The well-known strengthening properties of IRON combined with other tonics and z mmost parte ak ine, are found tn Carter's Iron Ville. "Strengthens Berves an 3 tmproves blood an xion. nol0-s,tuéth-Ly Sis Ladies take Dr. Siegert’s Angostura Bitters - erally when they feel low spirited. te belenfen them up immediately. — Real work on New York's $36,000,000 tun- nel for underground rapid transit was be- gun Monday. CONGRESS MUST ACT| “HYOM eT KILLS THE GERMS Ten Minutes Four Times a Day will eure Catarrh, Bronchitis and Asth- ma. Ten Minutes Every Hour will cure Consumption and Pneumonia. Ten Minutes at Bedtime will cure a Cold or Croup. Five Minutes at Any Time will cure a Cough. Your Money Refunded if ‘it Fails. Hyomet is the only Germicide which can be inhaled. It can be used while at work, in the church, at the theatre or in street cars. Contains no poison- ous compounds or dangerous chemi- caln. Sold by all druggists or sent by mail. Complete Outfit, $1.00. Trial Outfit, he. Send for five days’ treatment free. THE R. T. BOOTH CO., Ithaca, N. ¥. SSS a ee See a Constipation é is easily cured and the bowels restored to a healthy condition by the use of failed in the conference between the House and the Senate, but the fact remains that the Senate committee of the District of Columbia and the ale deemed legisla- Seadontonsessenteateeseesensesontontonses seats ef Soe nt “s eSendeateeteet So sefeete the natural for all stomach, bowel, and. kidn mbles. By our’ method $ of concentratle ‘ach 6 oz. bottle is equiva- lent to three gallons of the spring water. OLD BY ALL DRU CRAB APPL resesdesseogentontonfontontenter Seesestecseogeote tion necessary, and undertook to legislate in order to confer on the Commissioners thi s hority. te the inconvenience who desire tele- » but Congress has uniformly upon the subject of the stringing wires over the stre avenues and al- of the city of Washington with more re than on any cther municipal subject that has come under my observation, and if it was its purpose and intention by the act of 1897 to put the subject at large, it adopted a most peculiar and unprecedented mode for so doin; r to test the matter I have in- counsel for the company to apply vurts in one of the cases, so that 1 construction of the act of Con- be obtained.” —_—_—__ CAUSES TROUBLE. DOG Neighbors Appear in Court to Discuss Their Differences. Mrs. Margaret Scanlon and Mrs. Anna Norbeck, who live at 1317 and 1319, re- spectively, on Ist street southwest, have been neighbors for several years, but now a high fence sepa es thelr back yards, and they do not speak as they pass by. A dog owned by Mrs. Scanlon seems to have caused the trouble between them. Com- plaint was lodged with the health depart- ment about the dog, and the owner charged Mrs. Norbeck’s husband with making the complaint, “If he did it,’ said Mrs. Norbecl help it.” Then the fence was put up and Mrs. Scanlon threw over the top of the structure a number of presents that her neighbor had given her when they were on good terms. Mrs. Scanlon then demanded from her neighbor 75 cents that the latter owed her, and endeavored to bring to a termina- ton all their friendly relations. Witnesses appeared in Judge Scott’s court this morn- ing and related the alleged bad language used. Mrs. Norbeck was defendant in the case and she was acquitted. —- > CONTINUED INDEFINITELY. “I can't Case of James Lancton, Under Arrest for Assault. James Lancton, the pensioner who was arrested several days ago on a charge of assaulting Mrs. Bettie Wren at her home in Seuth Washington, as published in The Star at the time, was taken from the hos- pital to the Police Court today. The case was continued indefinitely, and Lancton was committed to jail. Mrs. Wren is still confined in Columbian University Hospital. A certificate of Dr. D. T. Birtwell, filed with the case, shows that the woman has paresis, the result of an injury to her head. While she seems better than she did when she was admitted to the hospital she is still in a serious con- dition. Not Drunk, but Had Liquor on Him. Robert Lewis, colored, who told Judge Scott that he Ives in Prince George's coun- ty, Md., and reaches his home by means of a Brightwood electric car, was given a trial this morning on a charge of disorderly con- duct. When Policeman Leavell found him under the influence of liquor at 7th and R streets last night he was complaining be- cause a Brightwood car would not come as far as R street for him. “How often do you come to the city?” the court asked Lewis. “Not very often,” he answered. “And do you usually get drunk.when you come?” “I don’t exactly get drunk,” he responded, “but I generally get my liquor on me.” The court released him with a warning that he should be more careful in the fu- ture. The case which had been on hearing in Police Court for several days against Fred- erick C. Connor, Wm. B. Middleton, Charles M. Sanford and John G. Duncan for con- spiracy, came to a termination late yester- day afternoon by the action of Prosecuting Attorney Mullowney, who stated that he could not prove the charge. TRY GRAIN-O] TRY GRAIN-O} Ask your Grocer t to show "you a pack: GRAIN, the hew food, drink that takes the pl Be of coffee. The Java, but it te made from pure grains, most delicate stomach receives It withost dist the price of cofee. 15 and 25 ‘gtorers, ets. per package. eae . Der package. OLDENBERG’ 922-24-26-28 7th St. Running through to 704-6 K Street. “THE DEPENDABLE STORE.” Silk values that will firmly establish our leadership. and most beautiful of the new season's Silks. is here in fullest -variety—a showing of which we're justly proud. For tomorrow we have prepared special values that hold out ex- ceptional savings to Easter buyers. The new Plisse Satins. which will enjoy a = wide: d_popnlarity this season, to b Tidespread pop 7 are be Ch Our Silk Department is filled to overflowing with the choicest Every wanted kind special line of fine quality 24-inch Printed ina Silks. in 2 good range of the most de at @ surprise price tomorrow. Cholce | sirable patterns and colorines, including noes of a full assortment of richest colorings, ln Keak, Weber ame eek aecomee weeks cluding such popular favorites as. belistrope, nied figures, ‘They're being ‘wold lavender, violet, pink, light’ Mue, white. regularly at Ste. yan everywhere. cream, black, cerise, old rose, ete. ‘They are | Here tomorrow at the romurketle 29 Worth’ 59¢. a yard. and selling - Price of : Cc. everywhere else about town for 39c that price. Our price tomorrow. ° Tomorrow only Black Peau de Sole Dress Si wide—strictly all silk, fully versible and Lyons dye wh! sells regularly at $1.19 We will sell finest grade s 21 inches »O5¢. rd —for tomorrow for... Genutve Tmnported French Rastling Taffeta Silks, plain and changeable us and 21-inch Black Satin Duel Strictly all black nd agnortment of desirable color silk, and has soft, mellow finish, just like combinations, Superior grade and extra the dollar qualtty. Extra heavy heavy welght. The cheupest price and brilliant luster—regular 79. 65 ywhere is 6¥e. Speclal tomer 59. value, for. =. ae Cc. mite ee c. ‘S15 suits for s A newly arrived lot 1 (0) y 5 of Ladies’ Spring = Suits. made of im- Ported Homespuns, Venetians and Cheviots; some of the latter are trimmed with taffeta sill ds. In stylish Eton and tight-fitting ith all-silk-lined jackets, © id fashionable colo: . castor, brmwn a of grays. Thoroughl, t fitting. Not to be under $15. Special price to1 39c. dresses for = Notion small wares. 1 King's 20-yard Spool Cotton. 2 spools of Good Basting Cotton lOc. Sateen Donble Corset 2 papers of Good Quali Be, Dexter'a Kaitth Needies Fa ee ae a i ee ne ‘dark Including # pair of Hose Supporters, for... Full Count Adamantine Pins —« paper |8 & 10c ribbons, 2Re ote Soefoatee Finest All-silk Satin Gros Children’s New Spring Grain Ribbons, from 2 to 3 & presses, of r inches wide—which sell regu cales and white lawn—t ed larly at 1c, and Se. a yard—offered for 27. with laces and embroidery—and have extra & yard tomorrow. Some few shades are mies s, wide skirts and deep hems. All sizes from ing—that’s why. It’s a remarkable value, 6 months to 4 years. Regular 39e. value for anyway. 79c cotton under= 8 & 10c embroideries Ladies’ Good Quality Gowns, Skirts, Drawers, Chemise and Corset Covers —all tastefully trimmed with Is and em- breid full cut and superioril: gar- vid at 7¥e. regularly — for . tomor- $1 skirt patterns : waminetas = aes war 25 Cc pbrotdertes, sortment of choice patteras mateh—worth Se. and 10e. them tomorrow at 5: fn a fine #s nertings to a yard a yard, and offer 3 : é ¢ ries, styles, and mans very elabo 1s among threuge of buyers in To- them. Worth 124¢. and Ibe. a yard” for Sc Gay's selling way fast and furlous—and to- | instead. morrow’s should be even more spirited. We J captured Gtteen thousand Skirt” Patterns— the entire stock of the jobler—at a teure | Torchon laces = uted selling Pretty Torchon — Laces, D, with Insertings to match y a wi of the mont worth Ge. a yard—go to- yard tustend. Were Intended to se immense quantity bi at 25 cents instead. Serdontentententertectente sen % 5 = Extra Thin-blown V & worth Se.—tomorrew. l-day toilet savings. Hee Pure Olive Of1 Castile Soap, in one 9. Nickel-plated Gas pound bars, tomorrow only fo .. Qc. of 30 Wax Tape: Genuine ‘471 Rose Columbia Extensi é , tomorrow only for, worth 50c.—tomorre , Petroleum Jelly, Just ke vaseline— 4-7. 4at. Deep Granite Iron Stew Pans; jo. z tomorrow otly—per for.. 2c. worth 19c.—tomorrow. .. ioc. Howell's Perfumed Ammonia, tomor- &c Granite Iron Chamber for child isc. & Tow only—per bottle. . . ~ Worth 25c.—tomorrow. eaeeeeee ad Genuine Double-distilled Bay Rum, Best Qual! eine superior quality—per bottle... ge. worth, 3 59. & * Perfumed Pomade-Vaseline, tomor- 6 White Metal Tea §) x + row only—for aS vs OC. 4 shell patterns; worth 8c. CS SSS SS eee ae SS cc ce Se eehostrteecentendoetenteetondpatoetendentonsentendentontecsoegontoateetesteedesContoetecteetentonteiesiortestodedeetestonionteedietionioniotesbestosbeD There Is No Waste To Pay For. In Carpets, Mattings and Linoleums there is absolutely no waste for you to pay for. We measure the floors—cut the rha- terial and tack it down FREE—and you are charged only with a Ta a se ss aL tings are here—ready for your inspection—and you can rely on the durability of every yard. pretty Baby Carriage at a small price—we've got it. Ask to see the carriages we are offering special at $10 and $12; rub- ber tires—patent wheel brakes—adjustable parasol holders and the actual number of yards necessary to cover the floor. Nearly Handsome patterns in cotton warp, jointless and inserted va- lace-covered satin parasols. You can have any thing in this line for a promise to pay—as you can spare the money, weekly a thousand rolls of new Mat- ————— : rieties. If you are looking for a or monthly, GROGAN’S tates, fd 817-819-821-823 7th Street N. W. | Between H and I sts. ] CORNS COME OUT : “The latest Delight.’’ ME OUT cae anbogs 1 Sc, eee Caramels, 25c. Ib. oie i C7 Dr. Boothe’s Tooth 15 Powder is absolutely pure Cc. Stevens’ Pharmacy, ‘| co! S 126- R. 9TH AND PA. AVE. mb26-14d_, Painless Extracting, 50c. We make a specialty of extracting teeth Painlessly, with gas or by application of | anaesthetic to gums, 50c. Best Teeth, tncluding all extra If you wish to make your lady friend a little present which she will appreciate send her a Box of our delicous Alderney Caramels—the rewest and most delicious confections on the market. Only 25c. 1b. Surpassing Chocolates at 25c., 4c. and 0c. Ib. Capitol souventr epoon to each purchaser. g21 F St. 1223 Pa. Av. mh26-28d 88 <5 et WHY GO HUMPING AROUND WITH A LAME BACK| == ‘When you can get instant relief in a 10c. box of N. é “ara 1 2 1 1 id OHNSONS (Ove: Boower i tayoars. Ki DR. A. THOMAS UTZ, MANAGER. GUARANTEED mb1-3m-28 The best Kidney preparation on earth, and a 10- CENT BOX contains nearly as ns { If You ust Take | for 5 cents. All druggists. Cod Fivee Oil A Godsend —take the PURE OIL. “Emulsions” and “Wines” are only part Ood Live! Oll—and it's the oil yon Deed. Pays: Clans say the Norwegian Cod Liver Oil 10 CENTS. POSITIVELY 8 CFIt's pure, clear and as palatable 88 Cod Liver Ofl can be. bottles - and you can always rely upon it where irtense heat is i Our coal Is all well screened and free from dirt, and for long-con- combustion is unrivaled. W. J. Zeh, 702 11th. mh26-3m,20 for the cook or for those who love © 18 best. We import ours fro to have well-baked bread and © Loffoden Islands, off the coast uf Nor. cekes is the superior Wy: * way. Coal. It never disappoints you, 23 . W.S. Thompson, Pharmacist, 703 15th St. 70h26-28d_