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THE MOBXLNG TIMES, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1895.
INFIDELS AND INFIDELITY
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But reliable garments get into our stock. No job lots
of dQubtful value find a harbor here. Every garment is
made to our special order, and-must come up to our high
"standard of excellence before it is accepted. That is-why
you can always depend upon getting good service from
even our lowest price garments.
Seen our $ 1 0 OVERCOATS? The nearest you'll
find to them elsewhere are pi-iced $12 or $12.50, and $15
to $18 at the custom shops. They are all-wool, fast-color
Kerseys and Beavers, in blue or 'black, with good quality
Italian lining and velvet collar, fashionably cut, and will
FIT perfectly. Finer ones at $12, $15, and all prices up
to $45. Specially strong lines at $15 and $25, qualities
that are considered cheap at $5 to $7.50 more money in
' most everj- store in the land.
Let us shoe you next time and we'll continue to do so.
Something new is a Box Calf calf lined Waterproof
"Shoe that is stylish and comfortable as well as service
able. All shapes and sizes, $5.
ROBINSON. CHERY & CO.,
I2TH MD F STS,
CLOTHES.
FURNISHING?,
HATS. SHOES.
DARING PR
at the "Universal" to-da You know what
we have been doing for you housekeepers, and wc
are going to keep up the good work, giving greater
bargains every daj-, every week. Competition has
been left behind, distanced easily. Since we have
opened this store housekeeping has become easier,
cheaper, for we have downed the spook of Big
Profits.
TO-DAY'S WONDERS.
Special Granite Iron Sale.
No. C, Gray Iron Tea Kettle, 3Sc
Regular irice, SBc.
No. O, Gray Iron Tea Kittle, 47c
-fJtPKiilar price, 9Sc.
iffy
No. C, Granite Iron Coffee
Boiler, with bailed hand!es,..46c
ReRuIar price, 08c.
3 qt. Covered Granite Iron
Buckets 27c
Eejjnlar prfee, 40c.
1-qt. Coernl Granite Iron
Eancppnm, XOc
IteRular price, 29c.
2 at. Covered Granite Iron
Saucepan." SBc
Itefcular price, 49c.
3 qt. Coerod Granite Iron"
Saucepans r. ..31c
Recular price, 59c.
2 qt. Granite Iron Coffee or
Tea Tots - 2Sc
Regular price, 09c.
Siiecial one liour sale, from
10 to 11 o'clock, 1-2 doz. Dec
orated French China Cups and
Baucers, e 33c
Regular price, 98c.
Universal Hoiisefurnishing Store,
512 9th St. N. W.
It will repay you to inspect our Grocery Department. Qur Lamp
eel OnjT Taljie I) nartmeiil I" tlie must ioiiiiieie iu the city.
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1-2 doz. Jaian'f.i'Indii(liial
Butter nates '.
Gc
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Falcon ClotheB Wringers, with
best -vulcanized rubberrolis, S1.35
Large Japanned Coal Hods
and Shovels 18c
4 ft. Step Ladders, with
bucket rest 40c
5-ft. Step Ladders, with
bucket rest GOc
0 ft. Step Ladders, with
buclet rest GOc
14;20 Pastry Boards .
1G 22 Pastry Boards..
14C
18c
Large Hat Racks, with mir
ror and coat hooks 34c
Regular price, 98o.
Wire Corn Poppers.
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Extra quality rnglih China
Decorated Chamber Set S1.83
.Regular price, $2.9S.
English China Dinner Sets, "
112 inf.., decorated wlthrlow
rs and cold lined, $6.86
n&ndsoni new ttrlelkrotM ! c ter sets, forget-mo not decoration,
roldlinei ' $2.7S
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Strong Sermon on Uubalief by R9V
Gilbert Williams.
Ilu DiMMiMiPM tlio Subject tit a Serlco
for tlitv. llrolliorlioort of St.
Andrew.
The herviees at St. Taul's Episcopal
Church last evening were under the auspices
of the Brotherhood of St. Andrew. A
large congregation was present and lis
tened to an eloquent discourse by ItcV.
Gilbert S. Wllll.iins on tlie Thiiosophlc-al
vie.v of Infidels and In'fidelitv."
Dr. Wiliiunm spoke from the text "They
are of the world, therefore speak they
of the world, and the world heareth them.
We.ireof God; lie thai know cth God heareth
us, he that is not of God heareth not us.
Hereby know we the spirit of the truth
and the spirit of i rror," as found In the-f
rourtti ihaptir of St. John, the fifth nmt
sixth irses.
"Tin re is a gnat deal of wonderful
wiMloni in thoe words, s.iid tic speaker,
"They conMitutc really .1 teit of faith
anil of unbelief, purely it is of tl e utmost
importance to ns, to all nun, indeed,
to understand and see the perfect truth
whU.li these wnrds comey. Thire must
he some reason whj some in uurelclieeri
In the s.itreil M.rlptures and otiiers ridi
cule. mil npudlate them.
" Why ,ire some men ClirMlinismiel others
Inridils? Men of Inlelllgeme, so far
is Iliac work l eonei'rned.areon'lKiilisiile"
of the line and among Ixith tlic"-e" tlasse,
eo that the truth or untruth or Faired
.iripturen i. uuiol po.-MUy be said In lie
.i matter w huh Is to brili ilileii y learning
cr m profound or eer so n fined.
"Men of great ndndi are numbered
j among 'ufliliis and .itluMs and represent
all iirofi-isioii" .iikI j.ink and all ilerkirt
I nn nls of liHinl-irgf. Now. ir it be true,
ami it is true, that slinilir causes will
i proilure slmllur ifficts, then all n.en
j of a iirlaiu digneor liitnllectual ilrw-lop
I nicnl. If the Intellect or mind determines
,n man loniiruing the truth nf tlie liililci
and ilalins of the I'lirNtlan religio-i, will
ellhrr lie Christians or infldch.
"Ridicule Is a weapon used , by weak
men and little minds, says an ciiiIiim.I
literary authoritj, when Ihey hae the
wrong side of a question and are at
a loss for arguments.
Ridicule is commonly the
broom sm
What we mean by BROOM DAY is we will give to-day
5,000 . BROOMS . FREE
To-day a large three double-string broom will be given to every customer purchasing
-groceries tfrom 'our price list to the amount of one dollar's worth or over. Ask for broom
after completing your purchases. Now is the time to lay in your winter's supply of
LILY FLOUR
Leave your orders to-day. Those who may not find it convenient to have their flour deliv
ered at once, may leave their orders to-day for delivery on any day during the week, thereby
securing-their barrel at to-day's price.
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JOHNSTONS, 729, 731 7th St.
that explains why souls believe in and hear
God and others believe In ami hear the
(he world. The tcit tells us lutre Is a
spirit of truth, but there is alsn a spirit
of error, and one or the oilier of these
two actuate the heart Tliero Is In S'ime a
spirit of truth, ami there is in others a
a spirit of error. Therjlsin sonic in-n and
wmci n pervcrsenisH nr mind rtluch In
stead of hunting fur truth lnis rather
paradox, contradiction, anil disputation.
"Things which are plain and obMnus to
strongest ill- ! rollers are nut Rti til Ittfuse nhn li.lie IhU
strument of Ignonnce and error. It is . sr,t of error, for Iheir minds are not
the chief weapon of infidelity and always
has lieen. and so nothlnir Is so ridiculed
I by the sceptic as religion ami the Bible.
"e learn by the text vh some persons
bclleie the holy scriptures of religion and
others reject them.
"And we moreoer learn that all who
reject them are not or Oexl It Is he-cause
the people who reject the Scriptures are
not of God, hut of the world that thejr
havc no Joy and peace anil satisfaction in
thethlngsof Gd.
"The foul Intti said In his heart there
Is no Cm). Itlstheconditionofthehearniien
fertile and active and re-aily in Mipphln:
objections rather than desirous either t
find or admit things famrahle to the
side of mattiTS or questions oppoMle to
them. Hence on almost all subji-ct they
are nt Issue with even nearest friends
unless Indeed they have prevailed to draw
others irVo the same vortex with themselves."
'I be Time will display tlii'in on 11
iniiiniiiotli cunviiH In front of Tin
TIiiiiin llnlldlns TueMlnj- nlt-lit.
.MOUSi: WAS OXTIiniVAIU'ATII.
Cornereil In ii IloiiKi.vlli' llroke Auy
and GitM tbu l'ollei n Clinic
AUh rl Morse', a negro, waseid.-ntly lient
on getting into trouble estenlaj; morning.
He went to a stable near Sixth and K
streets northwest, anel became imoHeel in
n nuarrel witli John McDoucll, residing on
It street.
Morse was ejected by McUouell and went
into a nearby alley. Some minutes later
Uettle Monroe, a colored woman, rushed up
to Policeman Morgan and I'xotedly told
him Morse had tried to murder her.
Accomp inie-d by the woman theitollceman
eulcresl a house in the alley ami afltrmucli
Iiarleying, com iuccelMorsethatbiii presence,
was required nt No. 2 station.
The wantnl man the-n tteiipeil out the
front door and It took five squares of hard
sprinting to capture him. The charges of
disorderly conduct and assault and battery
were lodged ngalnst the man.
HA1I) THAT KHLL TIlItOUOH.
nreiit iiionp-rMlliiic sate- of clmli
Iniliil Xi' VurK Clollilnu lloue,illl
Stcutti st.X. IV.
Alli-sod Opium Joint Tlmt the IoIic
Did Not Find.
Sometlilng was to have dropped In a
noritiwest precinct last night, nhltli did
not. Atjout a week ago the police re
ceived a complaint to the effect that a
certain Chinese laundry wai more of an
opluni smoke house than a legitimate wash
shop. Tlie complaint set forth tliat num
bers of men entered the premises and that
women iiased In and out at larious times
anil in a varying degree of sobriety.
Sleuths were set upon the case and after
eyeing the place for a pro.er jieTbtd, re
ported that the complaint was wcllfounded.
It wasdecided that the laundry wouldha'.c
to go. Preparations were made to pull
it and just be fore the raid a man was sent
to see that everything was in readiness
and that an aduiuatc number of the hitters
of the pipe were within.
Thi-se gentlemen brought back the in
formation that the upper stones of the
building were used as.a dwelling by poor
but re-.pcct.ible people and that the only
means of access and egress they had was
through the Chinese laundry. This was
a good explanation why women enteretl
and lift the house so often. This report
was confirmed by further exploration
and the raid fell through.
Sober Sunday Night.
One of the main features of last night,
from a police standpoint, was the scarcity
of "drunks." Fewer were landed lastnight
than on any previous Sunday night during
the jear. So plausible reason could be
assigned for this, because the air wa
raw and chilly and the usual temptations
to drink existed. One explanation was that
the Sunday dealers were a little mora
cautious, or a llttleless careless than uauaL
Ten Thousand Heard Moody.
Atlanta, Ga..Xov.3. Ten thousand people
packed the Moody Tabernacle this evenr
ing and night to hear the great evangelist.
At the evenh'g services several thousand
were turned away from the door. At th
aftcrnoo'i hour Mr. Moody preached npOD
the regeneration of the South.
I A DOLLAR GOES FARTHEST HERE?
Ther.e's deep meaning- in this for you money saving value getting. When you are compelled to purchase, purchase
right, purchase where exorbitant profits on medium qualities are unknown, where the finest grades are sold at the smallest
possible margin of profit. At this great Outfitting Store of the people this applies to Furniture, Housefurnishings, Ladies' and
Gents' Clothing. It's really marvelous what an enormous business we have built up among you in a short period by such
methods. Then the benefits of our NEW CREDIT SYSTEM the fairest in the world have made this store popular with
hundreds and hundreds of Washington's best citizens. Go slow. When you are ready to buy, let us show you what we can
do for you before you go elsewhere
MONDAY'S SPECIALS:
Fine Solid Oak Bedroom Suite $15.50
Lace Curtains, 3 yards long 58c per-pair
6 large pieces fine Glassware 58c
Large enameled iron Slop Jar, with lid 65c
3-quart enameled iron Saucepan 21c
A laryc, handsome Oak
Sideboard, beautifully
carved, French plate
glass. A bargain $30.50"
Good Oak Sideboard.... $7.00
'Very fine Oak Side
board $18.00
Bin!
This cut represents a purchase of the entire output of a large factory.
30-inch Dressing Case, 5 drawers, one drawer lined, 38-inch
washstaud, French plate glass, quartered oak tops, only $27.50
This stylish Cloth Jacket,
Astrachan trimmed $8.50
Very handsome Ladies'
Cape $7.75
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Large variety of Heating. and
Cooking Stoves, only best makes,
very cheap.
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Large Oak Hall Rack,
polish finish, quarter
ed oak, French plate
glass $19.50
This handsome high-back
oak dining-room Chair,
only $.45
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Men's fine Wool Suit $J 0.00
Men's Beaver Overcoats.... $8.00
We sell you for cash or give you ALL THE CRDEIT YOU WANT.
s TERMS ADJUSTED TO SUIT YOUR CONVENIENCE.
Tjrj'TnpTrp reliable outfitters,
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