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N St.. Cor. 11th.
Furniture Factory, 14th and B. Storage Warehouse, 2Yd and M.
" lattresa and Conch Factory, 1210-12 D at.
TheUphostery8
IDe_partment.
-It's a perfectly equipped department-show
:ing everything that's wantabie in Upholsteries,
Talb!e Covers-fringes and all the rest of the:
details that mean so much when one is plan
:ning the house beautiful.._
't The men who buy these stocks are always on their
+ mettle to collect the very best to be had. That they can get
4 it at a lower price than is usual is so much the better for
2 them--for it means a lower selling price to you, and conse
-"uetl more business for their departments."_
Upholsteries. TbeCvr._
+- Tapeatry. Furniture Coverings. etc. 44Tbe oes....$.5t 35 j h
Pe S ttn u ntTTaestry..... $.5 . o $12 .. al +er.... 125t 65 j
. Bagdad Tapestry.......... $0.50 to $41.94)84 T be C vr....025)t 85
.~" Cotton Gobelin Tapestry.. $1.10 to $1.75 1- al oes.... 37 o$20 $
._ Silk Gublln Tapest ry .. . .. $2.(a) to $ri.oU 1 1-0al0oes.... 45 o$50 j
"- Mohair lushes........... $0.75 to $3.0 ,
." Plain Cotton i'lushea...... $0.75 to $1.00 "
, ITa Fgure Stins. .......... 1.0t $1.75F riueFigsfo ..$.8t 30 _
S Cretonnes frmm........... $0.15 to $1.00 "
. 8ateens . ...... ... .... $0.18 to $0.40Ed ig fo ........ 010t $ .0 "i
Taffetas ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ 6- T........ 0 o $.0Gipsale Cors....... $1.25 to $0.5,$
..
T8- Tabl aSpers. ....t...q$2.e5artment0s t
erthiy prcta'ys anyRefine UroseCes,
BaTaby CvrsriagesandGs a nd si te s of umesthe .
is thvaty man so ur wne oie is m... $e8 t
i theFg hne freao .u .nd .. .ell ...l ... t o
T h Te n whorbuy theD stocks are alts. oth T
ettl cutom colec the ereste to)adht.hycae
ei atro y prictha is man Refrigerats Ice Chests, f
Baby Carriages and Go-Carts ent ai:
is, they variei s complete ....... one0 tieasa othr We5sell
tEmnllhe Bayarrudand we...... sel0 rello than0 our
Recininte r-Cauts.are ct while oh
eS'tcutio ma is to-deplte th......... 5 o $50
Crriag eratos s and aesos
R We ol Carigeraor isa. ... .. .......... $7. 75 to $12 50oo
C in C est.p. o1.2 . ... ........ $4.5o to $2 5o 0
astry Re...r.to . .... ........... $2-50 to $0
B Laa Tabayo Covers. .5 to $.00
3. SIlk ( ab Carriage. . ... .. $4..t . 2- Tal .or.$ . to $ 5.00o
S h a ten l ish Baby. C r................ $0.0 to $ 5 -
l Rc nlining G oC.5 t . . . . . $3-50 o $2 -o
Strd a tionary Go-C rts.... $..1I*$ .. .. .. ..1I~41U .. S .oo o $5 .0
Caiges Ress and Parasoan.
* Pla mbiWoo arragel......07 Roo s.$. .......ig $175to $10e.o
W r China S p o-Crto Sob. . . $0 t .
y Fiured Satin Paras.s.. ...*1. to $ . ........... Frngs1-50. 1 to $300
Lacen,... Paraso.... 1 oes ........... fr.. ......0 .0to $.00
Sattn e en Paraso.... s. . . t . $.00 .. .. ..... $ .5t 15
* Tafe us.. kids.....$00to$0 GiesadCr . 004o$.2
Lanburh &Bro. _
Friday's Anniversary Sale._
ST Read them over carefuy; you'll find
something here to interest you.
24-inch Persian elvets. There are only four pieces in this
lot, and the combination of colorings are perfect. These goods we
Asold for $1.o and they were good value at that price. -
"_ What's left you can have Friday at, vard .... .......... // 7 lo ;
A wre iecesrofethose Cth Velvts aecleftassortmeth us
as Regeastlast andk Vle Chstos35.prad
Ou rigeFriay,rs....................$.00. to $15.o
alueI9c Cheastspecial.yard...... ........'$4..0t $2500
LiNureu Reriars.emstitchd.with$draw o sie8
4. Baby Crrgesoc alues orFriday onl
a c B b arae......................................... +
Eng.qulihty ariaeFst..Black.Percaline; to$5=0f
fiih.Secliing o-ariday.nly,yard..........$.... to$5.0o
onl Stationary... -Ca...................... to $.
.: Blaarria -wool Canvs Etm,nwand sosirbeneoh
Lpcamb Fia Woly Card.....Ve.............. to$1.0o
$5.ohinaeSheepc Go-at RownComforts.filled t $7ure
. igs Secin alo ras..................... .50 A
oLya...............-.................$.50. to$.0
valua.eFo ara,oyar...................... to$.5
9-4noalids oleache hirs-a fuchllsrtentery- va
100 ies in gih ogCot.Arc
25~ piecesies &li Poiu;is i St r 1the.fbri fo
srt wass*hsi u 5.kn. FrFia only,..
12Fridasilieo Aniversayrd.....y. ........... i.
25c.Huaria themh fovr FrdyAad. --.....1c
othing hcierto interet yonua.hetm addi o
24-inchy Pefofrhangdo waes Therte areolorpee intis
sh ot, n thae combpinatlyinjue ofcloi arerect.dth bThbigesteds whe, wA
Anasld or .0 anm d theyington abood alued tat thafi a ueya ci
4@ 56-inchdBF Hromn.sThn bCh evit, tityalwo,clr :
Ns
"t . " i"
PROPOSED IXPBVFE T OF ROTUNDA.
THE CAPITOL DVU LDING at.Apsawawawilbarngdfo
byd the Superintendent.eatresan
HISANNUA REPORT
CENRALPORDTON. UN 0 OTNA
T C pt O I N scheme of decoration will be preserved. A
Cannthei aenarc tetul fna roe an
length will be but an enlarged example of
that at the east doors of the Senate and
~ Hose.Theroom ganedby the new con
Important Projects in con
strictihnheillobewlhrgoand pmmodious and
of the same architectural design as the
by the Superintendent. rooms in either end.
suew Office Building.
The new office building should be connect
I td wit the Capitolb a subway, through
HIS ANNU L REPORT whihthe electric lighting, power and steam
and hot-water system for heating the latter
building would be carried. Members oc
EXTENSION OF EAST FRONT OF upying rooms In the new structure could
by its accommodations reach the hall of
CENTRAL PORTION, the House almost as promptly as they do
now from committee rooms in the terrace.
In view of the proximity of the proposed
new structure to the Capitol building, the
To Complete Decoration of Interior of construction should be carried out on clas
sic lines. The exterior walls of the new
gbuilding should be either of marble or grame
ite. preferably the former. The Interior
New Offices, would be constructed largely of steel an,
terra cotta and other fireproof materials.
The court walls would be faced with enam
eled bricks conducive to cleanliness and
Contained in the annual report of Mr. good lighting for the interior rooms.
Elliott Woods, superintendcnt of the Capi- A restaurant and the kitchen will be
tol building and grounds, just submitted located on the third floor of the building.t s
near as possible In the central portion.
Such location will make this part of the
tails of three Important projects in con- domestic establishment comfortable and
nection with the Capitol, which are of pe- proierly ventilated.
culiar interest to the citizens of Washing- Work of the Year.
ton. These are the extension of the east The history of the minor repairing in the
front of the central portion of the Capitol interior of the Capitol building during the
building, the finishing and redecoration of year is but a repetition of this work during
the interior of the rotunda, and the con- former years. The important features ot
struction of an annex or office building for this work were the reroofing of the Supreme
the use of members of the House of Rep- Court chamber, the central portion of the
resentatives, to oecupy one of the squares building and statuary hail, as well as the
adjacent to and on the south side of the retitting of the hall of the House. This
Capitol grounds, work Is now all comleted, and the building
presents an interior apoearance surpassing
The estimated cost of extending the east that of years if not of all time.
front of the Capitol building is $2,00($n; The amounts expended in repairs and te
the cost of constructing the most ambitions construction are given as follows in the
of the several plansre rb ng r of Mr. beoeite ofRsrt or.. glra
Ie, prepfers,l the,i35 orr The groundsr
is 4,(E, wil te cstof inshng he$'wou(4ldigh costructe buldigl and steeound
rotndaisvarouly stmatd t fom$6~,-$3;ter cotam adhen freno ateria,1s.
decorationadopted,et Disrictks Codumie cto housliess and
Begoidninghting for thetenteriorvrooms.
theplnsprsete ebrcethwrkof AAIrsarSn Ind GEOeThen.llb
thelat M. Cark hs pedeesor sach-lGnat nd hehrsonloo Ifte Gathered
tectaroastpessapleoln the centra, portson.
gesion ofMr Wods.MrSWaters pop-Wtio ofl Rok eek. pr o h
ositonwastoinceas th apeaanc of Adomst estoyablehentrtaimfortaselad
stregth f th preentinteior ilsers rasterventiatedt.AbasPrihHl,o
by he ddtio o coums ad moifed heTeneyonro,fothe ener. fth
cornce bov. Arhitct lar expessd Jnio hsOry of Uthedmno Amepring Minhane
a strng sntimnt tat teroundaben trior ofThe Captoebningsprga cnidurn ofhe
remdeld. evetheess he xprsseayeciaion bt Mirepetetlo osewrk dingu
deforeeroyeaet.theewishestaftCongresssand
as pss!bl. In ommening o thisMr. oru keeth, r.eroy oell Suprem
atonswit th lae rchtecoftheCap-Courta shamr skth, cenr.poton and the
tol ad hi arltecuraldrafsmaniMr.A. nJ andll statay hal, Mrs wellbast
tectof he readoe,flthattheintreitnd son; utheha so Miss Doue. Ti
br f te rtuda romtheconic don Teork ogrno a s divideed into two parts.n
presented ati~pesnt a iteio appearance ofwans u uigitriso rf Jcson.pasnd
the pperanc ofstregthby te d t-at numbers f nott ongim.
onof mrbl colmns nd he rarrage- haet mont Paine usieo hepeace re
ment th corice;by a odifcatin oof thGergtion distriven who halos ben ill
hisrepedecessors.Woo.s:oodsonstrfctpinion1day.
wellas te hstorc apearnceofter- ,Ralwa Cighpiny has buitding a waitngs
tunda canbe bet prserve by estorng ,romo steam hteetineafr Psteate for15he
theorginl andtoe inih f te all; oenineoe erns singles, lin0;ear
by intng he ppe irn wrkohrmo- er GeoCrgton Cliesit buoling ball,team
the withahsanoe presem renth work fn illae sigo rdyo etwe
then ate friezelark, igredecssnrias trhe o ofl,V heete-ilpa h
dienso of the pit es,Mr santo ne suga- eleena afthniPersnal ofNIth Carolied
ters.tionse Mr.Wdsn Mr.l Waler's covrop- oth flwing day This cntest l
wsitho as to intresoe tenappearane year mAr mtst oenyable eneatlenti arkel
srellt as whhe preset hnterior phers- laeg forc St. workn Pares al won
nay itenation of them arcd tets MWodssufedn the southtowrdrte ofMbenet bte
hcerieate. ccin tark naioaltweressed 2dstees
a tgsentiment at thbed bytundaservnot
temodetoric Nrotda s iathe slightsse- aiaotaan ii4
fdsie t meethe.ihes believes cand
alter reseorne wihr.a Wa'tesieal in- Thfalot.Trs' uc,Wsig
noaos say theis plno theb prsen cloovr-o o n 'lmr tet. aota a
suetiont the athe aprcite of the Cain- frtebnfto h hrh h nc
Scenborn,f thbotunda when comleved wath
cordin Wator that ie cantte larnted fromhia- adasse nteporm hc n
te illuthreatn dome, flte plan coul bne- ue agenme fhuooss
accomplied withpeaaneofpend knuessf abute in.wt oa n ntuetlrni
to theO tpresenTherlistgomeeterfainer,pwaasasero.
Mr- at Fhrore, Eroposedoto incr:easseWlia . rspr, .T
the exerance of sthengatb foth oftead Bado,GogeOCnnridw
ctra pofrtion cofumns Canditl corerrange- leWih.Jh E rae .Hn
meingin ou thiscornc;o of themodiiing oli.Rh .Gen uop eta
atlie owtayset and ousnte wills fm Toa rodnadMssBsi ae
hie at no.50.00y hilesn the vliews JeneGoftl isBanh ign
thate the reova of the olda prcitc ts,h and.sEwr Wih.TeafarwsI
welas the prici walsearane oanhi-crgofomtes f the paiso-d
tunda, potin of tes preserved wil remaoin.g aifcol u asraie,Wihwl
the oresnt fandstone fnthe olth builigbl pledts; ed o h hrh
reminsing the rper wall ork tope curt, TeLdison- o EmaulPo
ich will lht adtoe, pes ievof the pro- tsatFpeoa hrha n
psinte afrition an sCohtlmchning thehedaocllstvnigttehoef
dpmnsans oodsh sayset wouldstoe sacas-Mran Ms.Jlu W.Tbo,82L
tegest oThee sanydstonerpa walas were loeed I tee.Aaet.Tesl o ers
byithe alcat of. ater Ho e suggyfiet yeats t a odutdb al fte e
those anns sudy reai texclor sheye, dte uia rgamrnee a
aswelef by that gmust ahit benthe poroiagdii- Is ad, is i
n nthentiosofed aritna e rovso o,Ma ayCo n i. Wood f
doas arrivectn w te cuson tdoato ntnal alseJhno ndM.Ram
ntimend south weingservted bureeingdFils
Ithe hitrotunda tc. The i,rit llh den- M.Cue lado.afre u
norvttato of thepa t e wirsentth flor- nof mno zissi,nw fD$io
cor iding od to thisie a e leand from so ~a~ i.
Juir rero Uie AeicnMehn
4 -4.,.~ .- 4. '*"SS ics).,S The '' eve ig's progra cosse of~ a
Ed monston s,"'*
WOMean's "Wear I
===The shoes that I
maind for elegance al
abindantly durabk
brated "Wear Well"e
VERY inch
that's used in
Shoes is selec
from the fin<
can be had. And the r
by master hands, guid
pert knowledge that c
application to the bui
grade footwear.
Shoes always prove th<
name they bear.
---"Wear Well" Sh
lasts==all sizes==all
ins uring a perfect fi
foot.
OMFORT has
consideration<
"
" ers of "Wear V
" style has not 1
to that end. There i
long-no foot too shor
wide-no foot too nar
fic properly in "Wear
suitable for any occasi
comfort - you buv st,
x satisfaction in "Wear
__We challenge comir
Well" Shoes with a
the world. They aka
SEDITNTTN
Cash or Credit.
Aflways a Big Ar
You will find us always watchful of your interests an
". consequence is that there are always a lot of special i
;: don't remember the time when we have had more good
needing furniture it is a good time to buy.
When in Doubt, Buy at
:; Stoves, Rang
k Although the coal etrike I
A diffieult to obtain anthracite
A this need not' be any incon
A for you can BURN SOFT
sold by us. They are ad'
S hard or soft coal. We have
stock of Ranges of all kindi
S Gas and Oil Ranges and le
A Large Oil Heater, stand
A nickel ornaments; perfor;
* Crockery Depa
4. - Our stock of Dinner Sets.
Seta, &c., contains every gr
imported and domestic wari
designs of the most exquisl
beautiful and tasteful deco1
* SPECIAL-Full 100-piece1
ty shape, handsomely decora
for.............. ... .
Thi pilideOk,Dnnigelyasrhapgh,mbosse
ek;ndbrreet andagoldrdec.r5
ba kPcePrettyoRlet heth,broa
A vpec . nicely d er
S. shaped, for...............
t Handsome Solid Oak Ha
Sold Ok CinaCloet,stads fet e French bevel plate mirror;
.5, nchs hgh;ben glss eds,andhasPrech books and shoe box-for....
.5beveetelateatermirvor
for.................
.1. rll, overng cmplee frme- nd top eMahlet ndh
for.........---------e-- e ihedf tr.. or-or.... .....
S901-903 SevenIth Street, C'
BEV. BUECH AED: VILLIGER DEADIstogtdahwsu
Former Washingtonian and Prominent Tedcae a it
in Catholic Church. sneisetbihet
Rev. Burdha.rd Villiger, S. J1., who was in-reuainithcucha
strumiental in the erection of St. Aloysius
Catholic Ohurch In this city, died yesterday ThMikDar.t
in Philadelphia. He was eighty-three yearsTotedtoofheEnigS
of age, prominent in his church and for Yu re oieo h
twenty-four years was pastor of a churchPoieCrto .Crb
in Philadelphia.viltoofheruato
DIES N ELIUM. is thh pesnsth fadu
Catholic Universty, Pam.. Away. l6it.lune.hib
andradseenoneted wgeti
'1% nes ws rceiedat he athlicdryuain in the churct as
giu ofRe. Toma oquiien ~o Toa th Editor of Theoin St
tvolaing of the rgulati
Uist ladust ngo t.at h Bel
went~ brti *rs an-a
>f the Original "Foot Form" Boots
r Men, Women and Children.
rratify every de=
rid ease==that are
==are our cede=
"hoes for Women.
of material x-- - ---
"Wear Well"
ted by experts
:st stock that
taking is done
ed by the ex
omes of close
Iding of high
Wear Well" ,
!ir right to the
oes come in all
idtihs==all toes==
t for everybody's
been the chief - "x
>f the design- O"
Vell" lasts, yet
>een sacrificed
s no foot too
t-no foot too i
row for us to
Yell" Shoes- V
on. You buy
le - you buy
Wells." _ ___
arison for "Wear
ny $3O50 shoe in
vays sell for $3.
'9 1334 F St.,
9 Next to Ebbitt House.
Complete Homefurnishers. .
ay of Bargains0
d always on the lookout for big values, and the
alues here that are not easily matched. We
things to offer than now, so that if you are
House & Herrmann's.
es, &c.
over, it is still
coal. However,
venilence to yo. -3.
.pted ter either
a very complete
atrd sises; also ~ - 3
a 2 feet high:*3
"$3.493
irtment.
rea Sets. Toilet3
ade and style of
a; patterns and
te workmanship;
ations.I
$7.50
bandstme blu
$116.00
Slarge pieces.
a$2.25
- - This pretty 3-piece Rteception Suit m hand
LII Rack. 12x20 tfted baeks and n.o fiise fra e
$9.75 bos"rig "'''' n ~n $116.50
Ven h. iandsome Three-pec Chamber Site,
Sideboard. 18z30 dresser; 20z24 Frneh bevel
cutly bse plt tiro anly. .. ni $22.50
she Msi Cb- full uurlendok highly poish b -foo
shMae - si -in top-a benutiful piece of work
.... $ .25 ae alet..... 235
ERR]EI1ANN,
orneir of I (Eye) Street.
to general de- degree unreasonable; and I accordingly ad
vised the dairymen not to submit to its en
wo years of age. forcement unless compelled to do so by
th the university proper judicial decision. Acting upon my
Ee had a wide advice, Mr. Thompson declined to permit
a theologian. his glass bottles to be inspected and
--- stamped, and it is for so doing that he was
~& the ~ prosecuted. I have taken his case, which
dtha- was made a test case, to the Court of Ap
ar: peals In order that the question may be
conviction in the there fully heard and determined.
n Thompson for HENRY E. DAVIS.
nesecin mil C et Superttion.
lar with the cir.. From Note. a.d Queries.
the privilege of In parts of Ireland it is still a common
ibie terms. The belief that the wind may be literally raised
.Thompson was by entering into a compact with the evil
rdship on every one, when it can be laid again only by the
f Coiumbia, and death of a black cock, a black dog or an
at protest of the unchristened child.
iling to prevent
mcon mat .e To Cre a Cold in On. Day