The morning times. [volume], October 31, 1895, Page 5, Image 5

About The morning times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1897

Image provided by: Library of Congress, Washington, DC

                
iFEiS?SwS5esE7pE
' J 2" jl WJK
. v I
RSfBfirW'
xrfE mokning times, thttksday, October si, isaa.
rTjo-jjjrS
4
A
I
4
f
f
f
f
t
t
f
f
LR!!S'i2ii&SfO
$ YOU DON'T WANT
TO STAY AWAY
TO-DAY.
Our third floor will
show up more Rem
nants and Odds and
Ends than at any
other time this sea
son. The money you
will save will prove
interesting.
500 yds 44- Bleached
Cotton Remnants. Worth
GH and 7c yd.
For 4c yd
A small lot of Light Cray
and Brown Sanitary Can
ton, an excellent material
forsklrtlnarsand underwear.
Worth I5cyd.
For8cyd
1.500 yds Scotch Plaids.
7-8 yd wide Worth 15c yd.
For 9c yd
600 yds Fine White Apron
ette. Worth 18c yd.
For 9c yd
265 yds Black Passe
mentrle. different widths.
Worth 50 and 75c yd.
For 15c yd
400 yds Black Flerured
Mohair, double width. Worth
25c yd.
For 15c yd
92 dozen German Huck
Towels, 4-4x22, hoavy fin
ish. Worth 16c each.
- 3 for 25c
lO pieces Black Corded
Henrietta Cloth, double
width. 'Worth 45c yd.
For 23c yd
Exceptional bargains in
Pepperell Pillow Casing
and Sheeting1.
5-1, worth rikcjJ. for 9c yd.
7-4, north 1 Se yJ, for 10c yd,
8-4. north 18ejd. for 12JcjJ.
r-1. worth 22eJ, for IScyJ.
10-1, north 25c j J, for ITcjd.
25 Kncn 1-oJics Knit SL.Irt,
patent clastic finish. Worth 00c
For 30c
IoJic3 Red
Worth 4 1.00.
Wool Vests.
For4Sc
Ladles Red
Worth SI. 25,
Wool Pants-
For 50c
Men'. -I!-nool.
Worth SI. 50,
lied Shirts..
For7Ec
Mcn'i Red
Worth 1.25,
Wool Orancrs.
For 70c
BOYS' KNEE PANTS RE
DUCED. One lot north 25c for 15c.
One lot worth n5c foriOc.
Ono lot worth 40c foe 28c.
One lot worth 05c for 40c.
One lot north 75c for 50c.
One lot north SI for (10c
50 Woolen Dress Pattcrni,
different styles, including lln
iPEs. VtorthS2.25,
For SI. 60
We will send your pack
ages to Brightwood.
Brookland, and Alexan
dria the same day you
9
J buy them, and make I
f tri-weeklv trips to Ta-
f koma, 7
i v $&&.
420, 422, 424, 426 7th St.
BO'CSG-C-- -S-S0-
S. KAMI,
SOUS k GO,
8th & Market Space.
Special items 'in liniug' that arc
of such excellent values that we
cau only offer them for one day
at such prices.
Oriental Fiber Chumol in black and
mturab.
I5c
39c
10c
Genulno Trench Hair. WnrthCSc
Yard wide Fast Black Hustle Tcra
tlno s.
&Co
8th and Market Space.
nOTKLS.
HOTEL VTARNER,
470 -it's I'eiiiisyhuuia .ixiuue Dorlh
ivcst, near Cth street. Iissincus men's
luncb, 12 to 2 o'clock, 23c.: table d'hote
dinner. 4 30 to 7-30 p. in., DCc. oc23-2m
Kan
Sons
HIS GRACE IS RETURNING
Duke of Marbbrougjk Comes To-day
to Visit Sir Julian Pauncafote.
Lelter Family Kxifctel Home In a
Few Diivo Mr. Hrleo'ri I'lcttiro
at New York 1'ortralt Show.
Tlie Duke of ir.irlboroucn will arrho
lUthis city this aftcrnoooii. accompanied
by Ills cousin, lion. lor Guest, and will
remain several days. He will lie cnter
tainiil at the British embassy, as lie. with
Ills cousin, comes as a lUlor to Sir Julian
I'duncefote, British ambassador. The
Kukc Tvas evlileutly well pIeaM.il with the
Capital, and Its Lrautles. and not satisfied
nith the clympse he hail of it on Ills fHliur
trip to Kcutucky. Washineton Is neer
more attractUe than In the fall, the Urlv
inc. rlillnir. walkiinr. Iieiuc perfect, and
i jil'liemiiiK lu uie jmkusu iue mi jictmi
J air ami. exercise moru than at .'inv other
J cvasun of the 3 ear. Society, too. Is 111
' ,.Tf,tlont trim rnrhln Inmi I'tlnu. the nheel-
liitt cirls, dtlvluc cirls. and pronieiiaiiiuir
cirls. wltli rosvchet'k'i and brlchteif-S.all in
cliic attire, liclnir a siclit that will fjirlv
make him opine he mav hae been hast
limy, alter all lie inarnlnc loo jounc."
Various entertainments will be clen in
Ills honor, that tie may meet a uuiulier of
the People hire. The handsome illnliic
room at the embassy, which has recently
lwcn hunc with new drdt'eries anil newlv
carpeted, the furuIshlinrH haUmr been
brouclit from abroad, will doubtless bo
the scene of several decant dinners. Sir
MncKcnzlc Howell, prime minister of
Canada, una-Sir Charles Tunncr. who are
miests at die emliassy. nil! lcatc lu the
' course of Hie week.
1 The amliastador has been Inill-noMd for
j home d.i, but expects, to be surfhientlv
recovered to leave for New York. fcim-m-InT
5lh. to bo prcstnt at the marriace of
' Miss Coniuelo Vanderbilt to the Uuko of
j Jlarlbonmcli.i ,
lie will not represent the nuke s family.
as has been stated by manv of the northern
papers, but cois as tiruisu aiun.ic.iuur.
and personal friend. Lord Wesum.ith and
. . O. l-x ti'I'smiii. v.in accompiny
BirJulian to New York for the wiiMiiur.
TjiiIv P.-intipprnti. ninl the Mlw-s l'annce-
f-fote a-p expected here No ember IT.
Mr. and Mrs. Leiier and Mioses Nannie
and Daisy l.eJier sallid mt Ne York yes
terday on the bit f-ti ship Vajtstlrnnd will
return 10 their I101110 in l)unt Circle 1m
iiU'diOJcly, ,U Ittir arrual. The JIIsms
Leiier are excellrnl nhips. hmidllnir tlie
ribbons-with Mull anil neer Irok- trimmer
nor brighter then when tplnuinp alone the
loaCb in, their n,cdh.h EpiiH-r pLaelon, or
other or the ui.-'.c-ilate traps the r"s-ss.
A Aalual'leconiritmtloii ton Torlralt Miow,
should f0Ci"iy here decide lo hold ine.
would Ir the Me sire lalnlliiK of Mrs.
Ginrsc Naih.'PHl Ciikoii. by CiiKincl. the
craix-rul likemtK f Miss Nannie Lelirr by
rarolns Durhli: tl-e ham'snnie portrait of
Mrs. Leiier bv f'tibanel, all or which lunc
on Hie laitbtrlid walls or tte Leitir man
sion. MM Alice Utlknap, is one or the cleverest
nlicclwmuui In 11 e city. Olid J-.cr ccstume
of crey iwied isct.LOlly as Icccdiioj; as It
is (-mart.
'fTiiroTTheportralts especlnliy'com
I met'ted on byjirt ritlcsof the New York
-.. It" L',...... n. lmoi. t-,t lre riilin
S. itntr and her daughters, by Carolus
Duran.
Mr Jules Iioeufve, chancellor or the
French legation, who is aLsent from the
r Ity 011 IraTP. Is espetted at the tmbabsy
November 13.
Mrs. rtchluc. of San Fiantlscn. will be
'nmiiiiBthV wealthy sirancers who will
winter In Washington. fche will retlde
oisQ4 street.
Mrs. Qualtrouch has returneil lo the city
for the season, having taken apartments
at the KichmoiMl.
The -flrsUiusiirmal hop of Company D.
Lipht InTantry Corp. wilt take place at
Its armoryJIils evening. Dancing from 0
till 2 o'clock.
Mr'" Hoke Pmlth has returned to the
city from Atlanta, and with lier lirlcht
children is established In her K street
Mr. D. Colin, or Ilurralo.
at the Dumbarton.
N. Y., Is a guest
Mr Herman Ilarc!iiucn, jr., Iiasretunied
from a visit to Atlanta.
Mr. Louis Cuunin!:ham. fonnerlr of this
r
FREEl
(SATURDAY.)
J"-LVE- YEARS AGO Saturday this business firm was born. Our advent then didn't create much stir. Nobody sup
L posed we were going- to forge ahead to the front so quickly. We liardl3' hoped to accomplish so much ourselves. But our
1 business has grown so great that we intend to make our fifth birthday memorable. We want to show the public how
thankful we are for their patronage. Wc have taken this space to say that this week,
to anybody who makes a purchase of Butterinc. No .matter whether one pound is purchased or whether 3-011 buy 100 pounds,
the engraving- will be given away just the same. This isn't a cheap, ordinary picture. It is a splendid steel engraving-of a
painting-b3' C. Bodcnhausen, the celebrated German painter. It is a reproduction of one of his best paintings perhaps his
masterpiece. If 3-ou are not familiar with great painters, ask your artist friends about Bodcnhausen. The3- will tell vou how
celebrated he is. The subject of the engraving is "LISTENING TO THE FAIRIES." It depicts a beautiful girl
seated near a tree at the edp;e of a woodland. She is listening intently for fairy sounds. Her C3'es show the -intentness of her
purpose, and one hand is raised
idea of the approach of night.
Why We Do It.
We are going lo give these engravings
away primarily as a matter of gratitude to
rhe public. That is the first object we
have in view. We do not Intend that our
birthday arnUrreary shall be a money
making day. The truth is that we expect
lo lose something.
Last jcar we gave away 3,800 butter
knives on our fourth birthday. That one
day'; buMnisi .showed a Josv but what or
It? The public lias appreciated our efforts
lo please them, and the extent of their
palroiugo has been so gr.ilirlugvthat we
can well afford lo make Saturday, Novem
ber 2, a day of relebratlon and 110 profit.
We haveJust1ssued a 10-page bouklet
that teils all about our pure, sweet but
lertne. We wanL ever j body who comes to
our birit.day ce'ebratlon to get one of
. Ciese booklets Ir you can't ome lo the
eebi,r. 1:1 jott ought to have a Lutler
in' ' ... tityJiow. We will send a copy
bv r o 1 bo request.
I
t
WIL
- ctHare Marble and Glass Stands,
city, now a resident of Iluff.ilo, N. Y., Is
Bloppfng .it the Lohltt lor a few il.iys, ac
Lonipauted by his wile and limlhcr.
home. Mrs. Bmlth is lookiiis well after her
loug absence in the South, and Is most en
thusiastic in her praises or Ihe exposition.
a
Mr. and Mrs. Uunlen Ciijpin will be at
home lo irlends i-ridnys during Novtmber
at No. 21 10 O strcet'iiorthwcst.
A tea and reception at the Children's
Hospital will lv held on Saturday afternoon,
and that deserving charily will doubtless
be accorded liberal patronage. The recep
tion committee is coiiiiiosed of the otllccrs
or tlie board, Mrs. Kennedy, M111e.de Sibour,
St. Mary's Guild, fancy work; Mrs. Hop
kins. Mrs. Knuriuanu, St. llary'.s Guild:
I lowers. Mrs. ltaiusey. Miss Ullot, Miss
Todd: candy, Virginia Dodsou, Memorial
Chapier: tea table. Mrs. Mtllmre, Mrs.
QIout, Miss BcheucK, Mr). McCauley, Mrs.
Audeureld, Mrs. Stienilan, Mrs. Jolinsioue;
ice cream. Sirs. Henry, Mrs. Moore; home
made cake, Mrs. Gale.
The Mue Hell Social Club was organized
Monday eening at the home or Hie Misses
Adams. No. !)U5 Nliilh street northeast.
The orf leers elected were: Mr. tleorge
Ardell, president: Mr. JMward Crampton,
Mee president: Mr. .1. C. Hdson. secretarv
and treasurer. Music was cujojed until
ciuile lute by those present. Mioses Adams,
Hron-11 SiK'iicer. Schwartz. King. Collins:
Messrs. Ardell, Crampton, Schwartz, Miller
and l'razeu maileup Hie party.
Mlss Annie nstelleCock, daughter of Mr.
All red Cock, and Mr. William Spencer Ann
strong, son of Dr. V. J. Armstrong, or tills
city, were married last evening at 8
o'clock at the Western l'resbytorlaii Church
by ltev. Howard Wilbur Hiuiis, its pastor.
At tlie entrance ot the church the bridal
party separated; the bride, preceded by her
six hridismalds Miss Kalliryn Jaquetle,
Miss rhwsle HllK Miss Bertie Heicheiibach.
Altss Nellie I'riebus, Miss Mamie Arth and
JIlfR Mamie Cock, and her ilfaM of honor.
Mifs Mattle Cock, passing up the left aisle
on the arm of her rather, x.'hlle the groom,
attended by U best man. Mr. John Arm
strong, and his ushers, Mr. Paris Dreugle.
Mr. Will l'reniiss. Mr. Vernon Hodge, Mr.
Peyton Gordon. Mr. I'rancla Stephens anil
Mr. Will Slarnell, tiacsed up tne right aisle
to the chancel where the procession met.
The church was prettily decorated with
polled palms, mid the nuptial marches
were played by Mr. Harry J. Kimball,
organist of the church.
The bride nas robed in n white satin
dnchesse. garlanded with orange blos
soms. Her tulle veil was held wllh the
same flowers, and ornaments of pearls.
Khe carried lirldu roses, titd with a satin
bow.
The maid of honor wore white or
gandie over white cat in. and carried
white elirjsatitheniuins caught wlthstrcam
ers of white. Tlie bridesmaids were sim
ilarly attired, except thai their sashes
and flower ribbons varied, being blue aud
jellow and pink.
The ceremony was followed by a recep
tion at the home of the bride for the rela
tives and bridal party, after which Mr.
and Mrs. Armstrong left for a trip to
the North. I'pon iheir rtturn they will
reside at No. 1G20 Connecticut avenue,
where, after Novimber IB. they will be
at home on Tuesdays throughout the sea
son to their frcihds.
A over 700 Invitations were Issued,
ndniisslons to the church were only by
card. . .
Among the relatives from other cities
who were present were" Lieut, and Mrs.
M. M. McNnmee. of Port Sill. Oklihom.1
Terrltury: Lieut, and Mrs. A. 11. Fester,
or Port Wavne. Mich.: Mlfs Annie Miirnhy
nnd her brother. Mr. Will Murphy, or S.m
Jose, Cal.; Mr. Harbnra Lenman. of
York. Ta.; Mr. Al Kogcrs. of New York:
Mr. Michael Hoflmau and Ids son. Mr.
Michael Hoffman. Jr., and Mr. Al. Hoff
man, or ltiltimorc.
In addition to lhee guests were Mr.
and Mrs George B. Wright. Mr. and Mrs.
Alexander II. Hell; Mr. ant Mrs W. II. II.
Smith, Mr. George L. Edmunds. Mr.Mahhui
Asnrord. Miss Plait, Mr. Luther Epplc,
Mr. ami Mrs. Frederick L. Siddons. Mr.
and Airs 11. C. Ilrjcdcnberg. Mr. CInrtnctv,
i-ailiner. jir. anu .mis. uuiit-a 1 hui u(
Mr. and Mrs. Philip .Peinpscj- -auiljlivp
DempseV, Miss Maggie Joyce Miss loiing,
.Mr. Kills ami sister. Mr. and Mrs. William.
J Miller and Missr Miner, uirs Morgan,
Mr. aril Mrs. O. A. lirareienhurg, Mr and
Mrs George B. Fleming, Mr. and Mrs.
William B. Fleming. Mr. and Mrs. Wil
liam E. lWinunson, the Judges or the su
preme and local courts. M. M. Parker and
the directors or the Cilumhln Insurance
Title Company, and many other pruminmt
members of the Western Presbyterian
Church.
The marriace of Miss Nellie Duncan.
Ilutcher, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. YT. Ei
Hutihcr. of No. 1104 New Hampshire av
enue, to Mr. William Slierh'Ck lironson,
occurred vestcntay alteration at fi o'clock.
Foundry M B. Church wji nretnly decor
ated for the occasion, and ltev. Oliver
llrown. pastor, olticiated. Mr. Ilenjamln
Ilutcher and Miss Hrrtn Lod. or Lynch
burg, Va., acted as alleinlants. Imme
diately alter tlie ceremony Mr anil Mrs.
Ilronm left for a bridal tour throughout
the South, and on their return will make
their home at tlie Westminster.
Mr. Clifford Atkinson, of No. H5 C street
northeast, is confined to O.-rfiend Hos
pital, seriously ill with Uphold fever.
A very preity wedrling was soleniniznl
last evening at 8 o'clock at the resilience
of C.ipt. II. Miller, 317 Thirteenth street
southwest, the bride being Mr. Miller's
FREE!
(SATURDAY.)
We Will
Give a
to her ear to stop any noises that
1 he engraving- is 22 by 28 inches larger than this page. It will
BUTTBRINB.
But don't let our Butterine talk dis
concert you. The great point that" we
want to make is that on Saturday (this
week) we'll have a beautiful steel engraving-
to give to every purchaser of
Butterine. Never mind so much about
what we sell that will come later but
don't forget about the pretty girl
"Listening to the Fairies."
KINS
At the
Bon Marctie.
$9.95.
COAT SALE.
EVERY GARMENT
. Marked Down from
$1 1,$12, and $13.50.
Newest Box, effects and Dfagona,
closc-jitling frbnts in Kersey,
Beaver, Boticlc? Cloth, Aslrakhanl
Crclon, and Diagonal Cheviots.
All al $0.05. .
BON MARCHE,
314-316 Scvqnlh St. Nf W.
OXDBIITAKKItS.
JVWLUA.M LEG.
r.MinitrAKRK.
Ill rennsrlTanla arenue nortnwML
first cliusarrlc. l'fcoa:H3. IjUraj
DIED.
CII I LD3 Suddenly, on October 28.1805.
Albert L. Child. In tlie sixty-eighth year or
Ids age, beloved husband of Mrs. Kate
Childs.
Tlierelatlvesandfrlcnds.IIarmony Lodge,
No. It, I. O, or O. F.. Magellan Hncampmeut,
No. 4, I. O. or O. V.. Franklin Lodge,
No. -2, K. or P., America Castle, No. .'I,
K. or G. E., or which he was a member,
are most respectfully Invited to attend
the funeral, rroiu his late residence. No.
1128 Park place northeast. 2 p. ni.. and
procecdtothelndeiicnd-ntMithodistChurcli.
Klevcnth street, between G nud I streets
southeast. Services at church, 2:30.
Illess thou us, Lord.lnthekliigdoniahovc,
Whence Thy grate s5 freely given.
80 long have we Journey'd logetlier on
earth.
Receive us together In heaven.
HIS WIFE.
Norrlstown papers please copy.
oc30-2t
LULLY-Octolier 30, 1805. Capt. Meno
LuIIy, aged eighty-eight years and ten
mouths, at theri-sldeiieeof hlssoii. Anthony
Lully, t-08 New Jersey avi uue northwest.
The funeral Will take place Friday,
November 1, at 10 a. m., from aboe
residence.
It
CAItlt On Wednesday, Octolier 30. at
4 o'clock p. in., Sarah Klleu. Infant ihild
of Patrick and Llleil Carr.
Tuner.il private.
McAKTHUR On Wednesday. October 30,
1805, at :i p. m., after a lligcring Illness,
Ann W., beloved wire nf Alexander Mc
Arthur. Age sixty yearsnnd ten months.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
LAKNBK On Wednesday evening, Oc
tuber 30. 1805. Charles -N. Larner, hus
band of Ann Bllzabeth Lanier aud young
est son or Noble I). Larner.
Notice of funeral hertafler.
second daughter, Dora J. Harber, and the
groom ln:ic Anderson, of Saginaw, Mich.
The Iioiimj wns profusely decorated with
potted plants and cut flowers.
The bride was becomingly attired In a
goirg-away gown of grey novelty cloth
anil wore La France roses.
The opening strains of Mcndclsshon's
wedding march, lJiiyed by Mr. John Don
nelly, Jr., signalled the entrance of the
bridal party, .whjlwre -preceded by the
little nuld or hondr, Olhe Harberi
Ttie fereniiAYivMwiH,rr,rinri!. Imnivith
'a. 31oral Tl reff. W"Ttev.' Mr;-Oulwater,
nastiir or the Keulall I'-iptlst Church. Mr.
Charles: HredlnJjlSMeiblvllIe, Pa., acted
as bet Inan and Mi Nettle Haney, of
Washiiigtou. wns brlde-maidr
At the conclusion of the ceremony the
Tucsts repaired to the dining-room, where
a repast was seried. after'whlth the
bride and groom left amid showers ot rice
for Dayton, Ohio, their future home.
Chattanooga, Tenn., Oct. 30. Miss Eliza
beth Key. the youngest (laughter of retired
United Stales Cirmil Judge D. M. Kpy,
was married to-night to Garnctt Andrews,
Jr., of tills city. Judge Key was Post
master General during President Hayes'
administration. Presents came rrom
every part of tlie United Plates. The
ceremonies were the most brilliant ever
witnessed here.
Dr. lliirr Allen to Lecture
T)r. Mnrr Wood Alien, national superin
tendent of social purity department, W.
C. T. U.. wlllsoeak in-day at Grace Church
al 2 o'clock. Dr. Alien tins a national
reputation as a lecturer on social purity
lines, and Is an author of considerable
reputation.
She will speak again in McKcndrec
Church Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
iliirwlons Kile of rlotlilm; lieclmf
to-duv at Xiw York Clutlilnu Hoiimj,
III I Smeiitli Mreet uortliwe-.t.
might float b3' from Fain-land.
tN
coypA
ins
OPPENHEIMER'S,
514 Ninth St N. W.
10 Great Values
ALL DAY
THURSDAY.
ic.
2c.
3c.
4c.
5c.
6c.
7c.
8c.
9c.
Oc.
each. Ladles' Hemstitched, Llnin-fln-lsued
Uaudlcercliiofs. Worth 10c,
Cake Pure White and Genuine Castile
Soap. Worth 5c.
I.alles' Curling Irons.
Worth 10c
Lsrsebottlosof Ammonia.
Worth ICo
Hox of Ladles' Note Paper, containing
HI etioets of paper and St enrelopos.
Indies' Maialoss Clack Hose, worth
15c, ouly 6c
dents' Seamless and Stainless Hose,
north Sk:, only 7c
each. Large size Turklih Com Towels
Worth a)o each. '
Ready-made Pillow Slip, -worth 31c,
only 9c
Seaside Library to purchaser for the
asking.
Special in our
Dressmaking Dept
This suit is made of silk and
(vool mixed goods, made to your
measure for
35.00.
We make it up In any style
Ladles holding Iho following numters la Sales
Slip purchases made at ourstoro Wednesday,
Oct SOtb. 1S3J, will please presont them before
6 p m Thursday and recelre Fringed linen
Table Coyer.
Check No. 13, sold by No. 11.
Check No. 31, sold by No. SI
Check No. 20, sold by No. 5.
Check No.St. sold hj No. L
Check No. 1, sold br No. 2.
Check No. W. sold hj No. 8.
Chck Na 19, BJld by No 1.
Check No. 2-.', sola by No. 5.
Check No M, sold ly No. 6.
Check No. IT, sold by Na li
PPENHEIMER'S,
514 9th St. N. W.
DEATH HATE DECREASED.
Iniiroenicnt In the City's Ilealtb; for
tlm Week.
The deaths reported at the health de
partment for the past week were 118, as
against lJ2'by the last report, and the
annual death rate fell from 2G.7 to 22.2.
The deaths from l;phold fever numbernl
ten, showing nn Increase of two for the
week, while those from brain disorders
declined rrom eleven to Tour, and those
from kidney aliments from eleven to rive.
The mortality rrom lung dlcaes was
hlx.ut al the aemgeior the scleral weeks
bark, wltti a rising leiilency ns the cold
weather advances. There were eleven
coroner's reports or death, and twenty-six
were n ported from hospitals.
1
FRFFI t
1 II. ftm mmmm m
(SATURDAY.)
An owl near her conveys the -.
grace the finest frame.
TO
11 I
Butterine Figures.
The most astonishing tldng aliont But
terine is lis growth in popularity. The
increase or product in four years is dlHl
cult to realize.
The law requires ns to furnish sworn
statements as to the extent or our Huttcr
Ine output. Following is a copy ot the
iigures iiieu wiui our repori:
rounds.
.. L'3B.472
. 30.1,539
. :10,495
.1,121,728
.1,276,405
Year ending June 30, IfiOl.
Year ending Jane 30, 1S92..
Yar emliliK June 30, 1893..
Year endins June 30, 1H94..
Year ending June 30. 1S9I5..
Tliere Is mule but powerful argument
iu those risures. There Is untiling acci
dental altt'Jt the increase. People wouldn't
buy Bullerlne IT It wuin'l better than
Bjcter.
The minute people try Kulterlnc that
settles It. The iimiute ther realize that
their nlijectloii to It Is notlilns bat ptejo
dice. just that minute tlmy lK-,rln to save
money apd IickIu lo eat pure butterine
on their bread.
I
3
Center Market.
&V&y
Great Slaughter Sale oi Capes
THURSDAY-FRIDAY-SATURDAY.
We have just received some large consignments o)
Ladies' Capes- and Jackets, and we are going to make a
special three-day sale of them. They are the latest
styles out, and are a magnificent exhibition.
$15 Plush Capes, $9.98.
One lot Plush capes, Marten fur trimmed, double
and single, full sweep. The right price is $15.00.
Our special sale price
$10 Plush Capes, $6.98.
One lot of Plush Capes, with seal trimming, full
sweep very elegant and much worn in New York
now. Regular price, $10.00. Our special sale
price.. ...1
$6 an$l $7 Cloth Capes. $3.98.
All-wool Cloth, satin and braid trimmed, full
sweep very stylish and handsome. Regular
price, $6.00 and."$7.00. For our three-day sale
$8 Double Cloth Capes, $5.48.
All-wool Cloth, trimmed with fur and braid, extra
long, full sweep a most neat and pretty cape.
Regular price, $8.00. Our special sale price
$5
Jackets. $2.98.
Ladies' All-wool Black
very "chic." Regular price, $5.00. For three
days only
$6, $7, $8 Jackets, $4.98.
iiadies' All-wool Blue and Black Jackets, with
ripple back, extra large sleeves stylish and rich
looking. Regular price, $6.00, $7.00 and $S. 00.
Our special sale-.price
KING'S
812-814 7th St.N. W-
fKFwwvwvr
FRESH GAMED GOODS.
New stock means fresh and healthy food.
"We have just received one carload of Hone)
Drop Corn. Our price is the lowest ever
known 10c per can.
Emrich's Arctic Corn, 4 cans for 25c.
Shriver's Blue Ridge Corn, per can, Sc.
Shriver's Nectarine Corn, per can, 10c.
French Peas these are. genuine per can,
12, 15 and 18c.
American' Peas, per can, 8 and 10c.
Our Pride of the Capital, solid Tomatoes,
per dozen cans85c.
Shriver's'St'ringless Beans, 3 cans for 25c.
California Apricots, 2 cans for 25c.
California Peaches, per canlSc.
Delaware Peaches, '2 cans for 25c.
Genuine Bartlett Pears, 2 cans for 25c.
Our Canned Goods Department is without
competition, and we guarantee satisfaction
in quality and price.
i
EMEICH BEEF CO.
Main Market", I306-I3I2 32d St N.W. Telephone 347.
Urancli Markets 1US Utb L nwfSrt5r 14th fit, rnr.; 5th and Msts. tw; 303T M st
nw.; SI a l and K ftts. nw.; 2J5 Indiana, atre. nw,;6th aal I sta. nw;m
uud I it, nw.: GUisc and l'a. are. nw.; 13inst. and X. . are. nw.
U
VVWWWWWWVIV4
Great
and
mall.
Oar birsalns ore creat, our
prices are smalL Ererr rent
counts, and cao sivyon
many a cent on small house
hold utecsIK suth as joa ars
perpetually hivicc to bujr.
UNIVERSAL
Houselurnisliing Store
512 Ninth St. N. W.
Painless Daniislr,
OTHERS ahnnM
bear In lnlmt that
It's taa early and
proper nttentiou
their cbil l's teotu
pet that 11 make
them croir
straight and even.
Wo'll oxnmlns
yo'ir child's teeth
as otlea as you
lUe, free. We'll
skillfully and pain
lessly perform he
necessary opera
tions at n m-dest
cost I'ainloss ex
traction, 50.
" jtf47
tWoi
Evans Dental Parlors,
1217 Perm. Ave. N. W.
..my. .fJL!! J ' I1,""1 " ' ''B
fiwniitHgtiaraa
fFeel s
s Bad I v i
i To-day?
We ask this reseated I v. because seriona
diseases often follonr trifling ailments.
a
If xnn ,wVmmi,I
Kenerally exhausted, S
nervous, have no
appetite aud can't S
wotk, begin at once S
tailng the most re- Z
liable strenetbenini; S
medicine, which is S
Brown's Iron Bitters. 5
Benefit comes from S
the cry first dose. S
"Brown's
glron
I Bitters
IT CURES
Dyspepsia, Kisicy nd Livca
NCURILGK, TROUBt.CS.
Constipation, Impure Blood, 6
Malaria. Nrnvous Ailui:nts.
g Women's Complaints
S Get only the ceflolne it hi 3 cross id red 2
2 lwe3 on the wrapper.
Jg BROVN CHEMICAL. CO. BALTIMORE, Mt. 5
eBBaaiK6se0isasmBaaS
Absolutely
11
2 '.? Jf
i
OvJ.tJ
S6.S8
$3.98
$5.48
$2.98
Jackets perfect fitting,
$4.98
PALACE,
715 Market Space.
The Rink
fffjf
jW . ''JiFTt
$17.2
-rce'.al Tc-doy at Tlie Rink.
This solid quartered oak Hat
Rack, 6 ft. 6 in. high, 3 ft. 4 in.
wide, 24x18 French plate beveled
mirror, hcavj- cast brass pins,
cheap at $25, special to-day $17-75'
Our line of Hat Racks is unequal
cd wc can show you Hat Racks
as low as $6.75 or as high as $150,
CASH OR CREDIT.
Tlie Julius Lansiiiirgii
Fora.tUiB and Carpet Go.
StoWs soes
". -.v-fet5
jJJ-iar j ir t jl..