Evening Star Newspaper, April 5, 1900, Page 5

THE EVENING STAR, THURSDAY, APRIL 5, 1900-22 PAGES. — | S. KANN, SONS & C9. | S. KANN, SONS & CO. | “Che ‘Busy Corner.” ALWAYS THE BEST OF EVERYTHING FOR THE LEAST RR Slip Cover Goods ! McCall New Spring Fashion Sheets for May are now out. | : Can be had free at our Pattern Counter, First Floor—Section F. | as ae : ClOW VUOSL - a Tomorrow WwW ill Be the Biggest This will be an opportunity to buy the goods for the loose Remn ant Day furniture covers at very much below actual cost to us. We have ere I bought largely of the new productions below the market, and will sell the patterns we cannot duplicate at smaller prices than have ever been named for the same qualities. Yards. history of our store, so far as low priees are concerned. 10 different departments have thelr services. We are just, in one of our best humory—trade has been very good and ¢ been coming our way. if all our custcmers made suit their own ideas no lower S could be placed on our Yeumant bargains tan thoee seleced for tomersow's selling, 5 000 Yards of new Spring Wool Remnants, direct from the 19 Dimtty, four colors. 9 mills. It’s one of our proudest hobbies to men- 78 Cretonne, two colors. 39 Cretonne, three colors. 193 Cotton Damask, three pat's. 5 Cretonne, one color. 100 Cretonne, two colors 4 Oretonne, one color. io 72-1n, Cretonne, thr tion mill ends, because there isn’t another concern in the United States that can offer these goods as we do, because we control the best of everything in this line, both in foreign and domestic production. ¥, two colors. 71 Dimity, ae color. 102% Dii 209% Dinlty, four colors 51 Dimity, two colors. > = : : . . &% Dimity, one color. 45 Swansdown, ten colors. of Wool Challie, in plain pink, blue, cream and Dimity, three colors. 8% Cretonne, one color. ards bimity, one color. 15% Cretonne, one color black. The same as the piece goods a vard 450 Yards 20 Cretonne, one color. Suitable for light drapery poses: 83{c. of Double-width Wool Cashmeres, in pink, cream, blue, tan and myrtle. The same as the 15c. Piece goods selling for 25c. a yard........eccceeeeeceeeee 7 All-wool Henrietta, 36 inches wide, in lavender, old 325 Yards rose, steel, tan, canary and white. The 29 same as the piece goods selling at 50 cents a yard.......... C. of All-wool Imported Henriettas and Serges, in lav- 800 Yards ender, old rose, steel, tan, cardinal, light blue and cream. Worth 69¢., 8c. and $1.00 per yard. Selling at 49c., 59c. and 69c. 600 Yards of 45-inch Imported Black Serge, Cheviot, Hen- values selling for... Tiettas and Brocades—8gc. and $1.00 riepencsenversvineratysamienens sO of All-wool Black Cashmere, full 36 inches wide. a va The fae oe ihe piece ene selling (ed = Plais 25C. 500 Yards of 36-inch Wool Cashmeres, guaranteed fast black. Same as the goods selling from the Piece at 35c.. | Oc. _ Wash Remnants: | selling for 15¢ Yards. Wat 30 86 $8-In, Silkalene Imported Mad- ras, three colors... 885 bo-tn, Silkalenc Imported Mad: , three colors. Be. 8 Dimity, one color. a imity, three colors. 8% Dimity, one color. 5 imity, one color. Our Lace Curtain Department will take your order for PELEEEEBEEPEEREEEEEEEELE BPLEEPRP ERE ras, three colors. 200 Crepe. 10¢. Soy Pimity, one color. 16% Dimity, one color. 12 Dimity, one color 60 White Dimity, one 81 Dimity, three colors. cleaning and renewing the lace curtains. W. B. MOSES & SONS, F ST., COR. 11TH. Furniture Bactorys 12th and Obi Ave. Storage Warehouse, 22d and M Sts. PELE TEETETEEEE PEEEEEEEEEEEERG PEPCEPEEFE Lansburgh and Brother. Washington’s Favorite Store. Our Friday Bargains Are Worthy of Recognition. | £ | i {4 . : That 3.000 yards of Imported White India Linon—fine and sheer. This | $ D G d 2 RR: V 1 same cloth is offered in the piece at 20c. a vard. In remnants. ..12!%c. z ress OO SA are a ues. 800 vz . = kK 0 s, |e - ae Epo J aris « wy me papas ed Ite ae n ee pan satin SEMDES: F3 Challies, 29c. yd. Homespun, 49c. yd. satin rocade and sell fan: gures—all in good lengths NeIr AVETACE | ¥Y — siic stripes and in over 100 new designs— ‘These are strictly all wool, and look lke worth is from 25¢. to 50c. a yard. In remnants ceeeeeees T5C. | nice for watsts or entire dresses. Some pretty | the $1.00 fabrics. Colors are mode, gray, Ox- SE figures for children’s wear. Worth 39e. An assorted lot of White Cotton Novelties, including many difier- : ford, blue, brown and green. They are G5c. ent kinds of w eaves—I2 palues. is A new s nd in colorings, ane an‘ finis = 4c. Two cases of the celebrated Nitma and Iron Cross Double Fold Per- cales—for this day only. In remnants 4ATgc. Two bales of Unbleached Muslin, in lengths from 1 to 10 yards. In remnants 2¢., 15¢. and 20c. palace) Silk-finished Henrietta, 69c. yd. Colors are cream, pink, Nile, myrtle, helio- trope, old rose, plum, tan, In remnants... .934c. equal to the impor- Cheviot, 85c. yd. ‘These come in all the new spring shades, including grays, modes, Dues, ete. Full 54 inches wide. Actual valde, $1.19. Only 5 yards for entire dress 1s required, Dress Lining Big Leaders in Linings for Your Easter Dress. | 12'4c. Canvas, black OMY. --eerereeeesseeers ne TBEAR, yd. 15c. Waist Lining, black back =...0..0..0500sc300s0% ae. 20c. Moreen Skirting, black and colors. 12c. yd. ted 9 oe “ % Se ox . values. and even at that price it's it to procure these pastel tint Soegeegorgor “s secon soe t Se 04 Se oat oo rdoeteeetotep Se queen eee ainaye finds favor among our many anapnine fhe saving is always from one-third to one-hali below the regt selling prices. One special line in particular which is worth coming for are Wash Silk Remnant In lengths from 2 to 4 ayes Goods which are actu- “oe sot SeeSooheet worth 49c. for. & 25c. Royal Percaline, black only..............0.008 154c. yd. BLACK ASI EDT : 45¢. Hair Cloth, 28 inches wide, black or gray........33¢. yd. Witter Have : 55c. Mercerized Serge, 40 inches wide, all colors. . 36c. yd. > + ° ° e ; Special in Handkerchiefs. 7 $ For One Day Only. ; eteoet EMSANTS, oF ay ik % Men's Japonette Handkerchiefs, with large silk initials. For ‘one 1 TEM HIS SALE, 3 P HOSteny NEW AND DES ¢ dayonly....... Baonsoe b HOnOnOS 4 for 25c. iD eo Men’s All Pure Linen Handkerchiefs, extra large size, with 114- inch hem. For one day only .15¢. Ladies’ All Pure Linen Handkerchiefs, duchesse a, WEP ON SALP. BARGATN. TABLES For Men, From Our Men’ s oe ee vS8 areonteeseesoote with imitation = lace, something entirely new see oe .25c. = : Do You Need Any Notions? + These prices ought to prove a saving: ES Good Mourning Pins, full count, box. ........... alice $ Gold Eyed Needles, all numbers, paper... a eases eas 3 60-inch Brass Tip Linen Tape Measures...........e0e00+00. Ge % Best Cotton Casing, silk stitched, yard. ..........ceeceeee0+e IG. FINISHED LIBERTY SILK. IN ALL CO} $ Collar Shapes, all widths, only.................. ctl .. 4c. yPEAIN, FANCY AND sport z Black Spool Silk, every spool stamped 100 yards, three for... 5c, GULAR Sis SAtUR z Strong Toilet Pins, PePapers lOWer wr iereieereie.cielocie siacieejewlewie oe DCS sett ef All-silk Bone Casing, all colors, piece..................---25C. lian scellam eous Lot of Ladies’ and Children’s Goods. a Seg Marga Sassen Trimmed H] H ATS. "Our ‘Trimmed Hats are calling forth comment not only favorable, but flattering. Unquestionably ours is the best and choicest selection of Trimmed Hats shown in Washing- ton. Still we're not through. Ing new ideas and styles daily. 80 feet of space is devoted to our $4.98 Trimmed Hats alone. The assortment is enormous. Wondrous creations § for such a little price. 4.98 Next comes the $5.98 Hat. A superior collection of Toques, Bonnets, Round Hats, Large Hats — exqunnely trimmed — wonder- fully becoming... ... $5. 98 Our Trimmed Hats at $7.50 are counterparts of $15 and $25 hats you see in ous own store, only one is imported, the other is de copy. $7.50 The $10 line of Trimmed Hats is popular. We make a special effort to produce the best hat for $10 os money will buy. You can find an ideal hat here at...... $10 If you haven't received one of our booklets showing the latest thing in Paris millinery send us your address and we will be glad to mail you a copy tMayer Bros. & Co. seat eeooooes eee sete Soeseegeet So ‘ % 937-939 F St. * Sedensneene Srsteeseeteeteeteetetendeateatents Great Reduction Patent Medicines Toilet Antiel eS - Friday & Saturday AT The Modern Phar- macy. Take advantage of these prices to get a stock of your favorite spring tonic. Get also the necessary Disin- fectants, Insect Powders, Packing Camphors, ete., for spring house- cleaning, all at a great saving. We deliver goods to all parts of city and give prompt attention to mail or tele- phone orders. *Phone goo. Medicines, etc. Swamp Root. * 34e. and 67e. Tle. _ 7 Compound ces Golden Medical Diseo » Prescription Catteura. Resolvent Peruna... Hunyadi ist :. and $1.17 full pint. full pint. Iron, Quinine and Tren Pills s Indian Root Pills. Laxative Bro Lithla Tablet Vichy Tablets. . Toilet Requisites. Purest Castile Soap— green or white—Ib. Roger & Gallet S Lyons’ Tooth Powder. Sanitol Tooth Powder Sanitol Tooth Past Sanitol Liquid... 3 LADIES sense We Are Agents for Standard Patterns. Lansburgh & Bro., KNIT SKIRTS, BLACK WITH GRAY AND YELLOW BORDERS WERE $1.00. Remnant Price 42 AND 44 THEY Ws 1.25, EIDERDOWN NG Sat IN RED ONLY=SIZES 40, Remnant Price. 59c. SAS (B, CORSETS SIZES 18, 19 AND 25 MADE OF FRENCH COUTHL BLACK HIGH BUST AND SHORT HIPS WERE Hts GEES ESE Remnant Price, $1. 4 ‘t) t 426 7th tt 1 LYE OF CHILDREN'S AND) MISSI IRTS. MAPE WITH RUFFLES, TUCKS AND © HEMSTITUHED BAND AND BUTTON HO F 2 TO 12 YEARS. . Remnant Price, 2g9c. 8 INFANTS’ WHITE FLANNEL SHAWLS EMBROIDERED CORNERS WERE te. Remnant price, 39c. 13 INFANTS’ ALL-WOOL BRANDS SOLD FOR REDUCED TO Ie. Dress Trimming Ends for Friday. CULES BRAIDS = 2 = : TAILORING —We are buying repata- AND COLORED Hi THENING SKUtTS_1 We are prepared to undertake y SHR Hone NG Be AT tng mes water to charge of packing ‘and ‘shipping the - these $15 Suits to order. 2 | Entire contents of sare tesidence and ae ‘| LE —In fashion, fabric, fit a ee D =e ie LITT Sue eal tas placing in your reghtense in another city—unpacked anW sef up, and to quote you a price in one amount for the whole work. * An estimate of the cost of packing and shipping to Europe, including freight and marine jnsypance, if you wish. STORAGE Dept., Am. Security and Trust Co., -1140 15th peers of anything to be COST. xi irias. M.P.Fitzsimmons,910 F. g *po2ta Sbeaucuarrancarr i NAMM MLN LARA Kidney Troubles. Pains in Side or 2. Aching Bones, Urinary Dis- orders are caused b Weak, Unhealthy Kidneys. INS SON s FOUND IN OHN tO MANN TAT |) uaSbaegeeseagegentets | Several Thousand Yards of ae Remnants. | Fanennsone asta 0 STATIS CREAM FLOAT FLowexee: 5 RING CO. BRUS FASTEN rTON-- WH SATCH T. CLARK SIs aH T BEST SPOOL ¢ Sheey Wes HooKs AND EYES. 3 25 aN IDNEY Albert M. Read, Gefieraf Manager. Cem ,PILLS C. A. Aspinwall, Asst. Manager. it se POI riced rer NONE 80° "GOO D> aD NONE SON LABORATORIES, INC., LPHIA. ALI. DRUGGISTS. 0 EASTER MILLINERY. ‘The Easter Hat Is a subject of much importance just now. {we've studied your Interests well in selecting our line of Miliigers. “Ever thing that is new pretty —and becoming is represented. American- made Hats—foreign-made Hats—all the best products of skilled milliners, See our Millinery display! Mrs. C. Stiebel, 1113 G mbh15-tu,thé&s-3m-20 RAAARB AAA. « More Profitable Than > Gov’t Bonds. : LITTLE MONEY invested in Real Estate at Ocean City, Maryland, will pay hand- somely. 6>'Lots for sale, $100 to $1,000. Cot- tages for sale, $1,800 to $2,500. For rent, furnished, for season, $150 to $350. Apply at offices of John F P.Waggaman,.is st. mh2-71 POCO eeeweweee! 115 PIECE fe SHORT rit AND) DINNER AND TEA v 1) PIP is WANDSO: Ht SOLD TRIMMING: POR. ATED RHORT. AS & FOLDING 1 CHAMEER ISHED WITH GOLD © cpuind Fiore.” Ss KAN, SONS & 60., 8th ae Market Space. PROMI: PECOH PITCHER SLIGHT ALO We thymol Tooth Paste. Sozodont ... Cold Cream, Ue; %4 Ib, Peroxide of Hydrogen, } For Housecieaning. Matabele Insect Powdcr. Dead Sure kills bugs. C. 8. Disinfectant, Platt's Chlorides Creoleum (Iquid and powder). Phosphorous Paste, for roaches. = We. Carbolic Acid, for disinfecting, pint + Ie. Naphtha Camphor, better than Sane Ib.can Ie. Crystalline, cleans silver. + 2c. = Be. The Modern Pharmacy, F. J. Dieudonne & Son, 1ith & F Sts. N.W., Successors to + 1%e. | Pearson, Anthony Robinson, Raymond Out- THE WORLD OF SOCIETY MISS KNEESSI AND MR. SOMERVELL MARRIED LAST NIGHT. Echoes of a Big New York Wedding— Theater Parties—The Babien’ Tea. A quiet but very interesting wedding took place last night at the parsonage of the New York Avenue Presbyterian Church, when Mr. Wm. H. Somervell and Miss Grace A. Kneessi were united by Dr. Wallace Radcliffe, pastor of the church. Miss Edith Morgan played the wedding march, and the young couple, preceded by Mr. Charies Gallagher, best man, and Miss May Griffin, bridesmaid, passed from the pastor's study into the front parlor, where the minister awaited them. After the ceremony Mr. and Mrs. Somerveil held an informal re- ception, after which they left for a trip of about a week through the northern part of Pennsylvania. Only the near rela- tives of both parties were present, with the exception of Mr. Howard M. Pruden, Mr. Charles D. Church and Mr. Leroy W. Herron, close friends of the groom. Senator and Mrs. McMillan, Mr. and Mrs. Townsend and Mrs. J. Dorman Steele. gave theater parties last night. The wedding day for Miss Edith Morton and Mr. William Corcoran Eustis Is now announced for Monday, April s Morton, with the bride- und Mi Morton, sail from the other side Sa Gen. Draper, ambassador to Rome, and Mrs. Draper have been entertaining great deal lately in honor of the eng ment of the latter's niece, Miss Colburn, to Mr. de Halpert, the Ru eternal city. The weddis October 1, at Hopedale, Mess. burn, “the mother of the young woman, gave a large dinner at the Grand Hotel for her daughter and her fi: Dr. Lewis Rutherford Morris, of } terday the fiance 3 Katherine Clark, was an usher at the marriage, in New York, of san De Forest Day a The bride's dr one of point a worn a bonnet of y: tthe front trimmed with three wings of lace straw and a bow of narrow black velvet ribbon, and directly in front placed a graceful cluster of pink roses. About the tiny bon- net crown there was an inch-wide band of the velvet ribbon, which ended in a tiny bow on one side. ‘In her hair, catching the ay locks, was a brooch formed of an im- mense opal, diamond set. About her neck she wore Dr. Parker's wedding gift, a su- perb collar formed of ten rows of pearls, with crossing bands of diamonds, from which was suspended a large Maltese er of uncut diamonds and emeralds. From this cross depended a very large emerald, also uncut. She carried neither bouquet nor prayer book, but a gold lorgnon. The tea given yesterday by the ladies of the Pierce Guild, to mest the “babies of Foundling Hospital,” attracted quite an ber of guests, despite the inclem weather. The whole lower floor was d rated with palms and cut flowers, a large pring flowers being sent by Mrs. who takes a great interest in The guests were received .C. Pennie, vice pr: ae Hoke, tr M & the guests Among ard Thoron, Mrs. H pre: Beale, Mrs. Hopkins, C. A. Russell. Mrs. S. Miss Hart Mrs. Martin, W. Bab: 3 Miss Hopkin: S. Cox, Mrs. Mrs. Hume, Mrs. Ira _Dennisun. John W. Thon: burg, Hume, Mrs. Lisner. Among ting in the tea room Britton, Brown and Em- liss Lawv: ad Mrs, William Lindsay has issued cards for a morning lecture by Mrs. Tutwil Mr. Harvey E. Smith rtheast Social Club at his ri evening. and among thos Henri Wagne: Webste: B » Miss Bis Albert 1, Ar- Jean- Manning, Elbert Be: Rodier and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lee morning, April 18, ‘s church, 15th and V str J. P. B. Barber will ree 9. from informa tation elections on pringseuth. M “Among those y, Mrs. p> gave a fare- y in he of their Grace Thyson of and ainn: i room E v: the birth- daughter Games ur, afler in their mg beautifully dinning room, the table b decorated with palms and Among those present were: Wheinbelmer, Sadie Gardns man, Maud Corder, Ce <i¢ Gool, Nellie Fletcher, Barb Teagle, ry Siroble, Ethel and Lillie Vernon, Mr. Ryster, Albert Robery, Frank Carrol}, Deffer, Chester McCullough, Harry Kull- McCullough, e Oscar Noack, Carl Rowe, . Edwin Glasscock, John and Harry Vernon. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Paul Newton will, upon their return from Old Point Comfo; ew weeks with Mr. and Mrs. J. K. , 1882 Jefferson place. Elizabeth Yenney and Mr. Joseph Brashears were quietly married at home of the bride's parents at W. Grove, Md.. by the Rev. I ast ington. The parlors were beautifully adorned with plants and cut dowers. The bride entered with her father, Mr. Henry Yenney, to the music of the wedding march by her sister, Miss Juli Y somely gowned in and carried bride ros a her younger sister, daintily dressed in white Witte Treade water, G on Doyie. it EDWARD P. MERTZ €O. organdy. Atler the ceremony the left for Washington, their future h will see their LETHE PDISEERGESEL FET OSEO IPOD instant at 5 No ‘sh y es ’ given last week at the ore ; residence of Mrs. Clara Ingraham Bell, 417 aud turrels. @ | Spruce Le Droit Park. Several 66 It standard $ | piuno solos were rendered, including = ream ofaualit’ © | tiens from Gurlitt, Nevins and Schuma Boe Se a number of mandotin ana voca &/-were given. Among those pa: Goud cooks know they can 2 | were Misses Mabel and Myrtie Powell ey e 99 ALW 8 $j ter Eicon Powell, Mr. Gratz P. Hughe en RELY” OS {| Miss Etta B. Johnson and Miss Hazel Hen! ™ de to mal delicion wholesome Bread, Rolls, Is Always Cake, ete Thats one reuson why it’s such a favor- He. pe 7a use YOUR GROCER WILL ae you. B. B. Earnshaw & Bro. 1105-1107-1109 11th st. s.e, Wholesalers,igco-t002 Met, neo" it The Same. POSSE SE OOPS IOC SOIC SS OO RES HO VOD Da senecceeeceess oe t 5 Pacts Slt a: Rae Rade eae Deed ella cteh halla a Hotel Arrivals. Raleigh—J. H. Platt. New Haven, Conn.; . D. Armstrong, Pittsburg; W. O. Whitue, ‘orfolk. Va.; Jas. Meehan, Covington, Ky.; . K. Galpin, Chicago; L. C. Miles, Akron, 2a o Be a5 Wiliard’s—H. M. Wilbeck, Lockport, N. . J. Woods, Fall River, Mass.; H. G. ell, Greenfield, Mass.; H. W. Swaney, McKeesport, Pa.; J. A. Ware, St. Louis; C. W. Bray, Portland, Me.; J. A. Tait, Roch- ester, N. ¥. . 4. Pratt, Hartford, Conn.; Ww, La c. Donn, Brooklyn, N. ¥.; A. O. . Watertown, N. Y.; M. F. Saunders, Phus: delphia. Shoreham—W. P. Champney. Cleveland; A. C. Debes, Wichita, one : , . Cal.; E. W. Holbrook, New York; E. F. Leonard, Springfield, 1. Arlington — Wm. McLean, Philadelphia; G. H. Saye, Berlin, Conn.; G. B. Colder. Providence, R. 1; Rapids; H. C. Riggs, New York. M. Hubbard, Cedar Dewe7—E. L. Williams, Philadelphia; H. Greenfield, New York; H. O. Burson, Santa Fe, N. M. Gordon—J. W. Colt, Lakewood JA Cc. Carter, Orange, J; H.W. Slocum, New York. National—Wm. Ritchie, New Bedford, Mass.; H. N. Moss, North Carolina: G. W. Taylor, Boston. Metropolitan—W. Adams, Jackson, Miss.; V.__A. Field, Boston: M. Miller, New York. Ebbitt—J. L. Dunlap, Louisville, Ky.; Jno. Shaw, Boston; W. C. Brown, Ghio; J. HL Wood, Philadelphia. eee NS Liew ore Dined. Thirty naval officers gave a banquet at the Army and Navy Club last evening in honor of Lieut. James C. Gillmore, who was a prisoner in the hands of the Filipinos for several months. Capt. Lemly acted as toastmaster, and a number of patriotic speeches were made. Capt. Lemly was tn- structed to express the high appreciation the memt of the party of the gallant services of Cols. Hare and Howse of the army which resulted in the rescue of Lieut. Gilmore. —_—.__ Suit for Damage: Suit at law to recover damages in the sum of $10,000 has been instituted by William H. Dennis, through Attorney J. 8. Flan- nery, against B. Rich & Sons. The suit ts based on the alleged failure of the defend- ants to vacate premises 1002 F ctreet after having received what is claimed to have been proper notice Charge Not s William Jones, alias William Taylor, and Daniel Newton, both colored, indicted for he reaking at the laundry of Sam Key, vere acquitted today in Criminal Court No. 1. DIED. April 8, 1900, eth year. 16th st. now., . On Tnesdas, his residence. April 8, 1900, 129 at 10:15 6th street south- seventh LYMAN GIBBS BAKKER, in the year of his age. son of Capt. Jas. T. Barker. Funeral services at esideoce 5 pm. today.“ Intge ment at Blufra, N. ¥., at 7:20 p.m. BIDWELL. Snddenly, op Wednesday, April 1900,” in Chico, California, Gen, JOHN. BID: WELL, beloved husband of Aunte K. Btdwell, © BROWNING. On Wednesday, 5 avenue northwest, elghty-ninth year Funeral from his late residence on Friday, April 6, at 10 o'cleck a.m. Interment private. = BRYAN. On Wednesday evening, at 8:15 o'clock, WILLIARD I of W. T. and Emily 3. Bry: Funeral services from the text 1543 Columbia street northw Interment private. CREMP. | On Weatnen pelt 4, 1900, is residence, i t illtiess, JAMES loved hushand of the late Addle S. Crnmp. in the arms of Jesus. Funeral from Gorsuch M.B. Church, corner 3 and L str southwest. Sunday. April 8 2 Relatives and friends invited to ‘at- - bis Rge. April 4, 1900, the Infant son iced six months, of Lis parents, + Friday, 2 pm 55 am. southwest, CRUMP, be: Departed this life Wednesday Ml triumph of faith, © of John Dixon . in the heloved w AMELIA. he Pune al Priday. 4 . trem the street between H this life Wednesday, April 4, FLAY (Pesas” pair . FRAZIER, and beloved mother of Frazier and William Gitione, Loved in Mfe, in death remembered. Funeral from her late residence, northwest, Saturdas, April oct the ustine’x at -W., WHERE re- Guiem mass will br anid for the repose of her soul. Frieads and relatives of the respectfully invited to attend. Friends in- ¥. April 4. 1900. at 10:30 beloved hustand of years. $11 A street sonth- at 9 o'clock a.m., thence to where tigh mabe will be offered, riends invited. April 4. 1900, OWENS, the late Mrs, At rest Fanerat her Inte residenee. from st On April 3. 1900. NKERT. x PRICE. On Wednesita: vn, at PILLIAM. 1. 7:20 al of Carrie w. st Wright’s Friday. fully invited to QUILL. On MARG ARE tls Quill, in the forG-eighth: Funeral’ from her 1 Dorthw b> said f } ‘clock, Friends umd family are re invited to attend, On Thoredas 5. 1400, at her rest- Apeit B late John Funesal from Teiu April 7, at Sz RUSH. On We tresia Pugeral will take peck, frow an mi the repese of ber soul. Prie ntives respectfclly hited to attend. 2 On Wetnesdes, April 4, RUTH E 1900, at the beloved child of No. 1807 WES ri G. nt 3 pam. sendin ally invited. On Wednesday. April 4. 1000. at 9 ra tong and painful {ness LILIAN WART TIGNOR, belived wife r Tignor, and daughter of Mary E. Grayson, aged twenty-eight years Notice of funeral heresfter. 3 TINGTON. Om Wednenday. Apel 4 after a brief ilines berger street, en E Ralatives and friend: oR. af 2900. at ize, Ella and Dallas Wasbingion Farewell, dear mother, sweet thy rest, Wenr with years and worn with pain; . UL in some happy pl We sball behold thy face ozaln. RY HER SON, DALLAS WASHINGTON. Foneral from ber hit residence, 814 G strest aunth- west, . Friday, at 11 o'clock. iets eghty-tirst year. ‘dence of ber son-in-law, Ingh mass will be su her sol, at 10 o'clock. Relatives and invited to atlerd. Please omit Suwers.2* Save Your Money. One box of Tutt’s Pills will save many dollars in doctors’ bills. They will surely cure all diseases of the stomach, liver and bowels. No Reckless Assertion. For Sick Headache, Dyspepsia, Malaria, Constipation and Bilious- ness a million people indorse TUTT’S Liver PILLS