Dalngerfteld have returned from a visit to AND @9©®® r v v vv iSitMNMM99999999the Special Treatment *tven the inner soles ALEXANDRIA- AFFAIRS MaYyland. b. SONS. that makes Foot Forms so to thefeet." Mr. Frank L Entwisle, who has been 111 ®"It's pleasant .* > 924, mose: of fever, is better. ' 926, 928 7th, ^ typhoid reported 924, 926, 928 7th, @ -4 Cards, are out for the marriage of Mr. running Francis T. Quinn and Miss E. Raf- throngh running through F »t.. err. Ilih. I Sto.-ase, ZM and M. Reorganization of t&e Police Fcitn Mary to K st P/ffyjJ Fime ferty. the ceremony to take place the 2Mth 704-706 *L';Carpets proclaimed by the apparel of her feet. She real¬ keeper. Already we have given substantial evidence of our ability izes the necessity of a suitable shoe for every oc- Seventy-Eighth Annnnl Session of Maryland to undersell every other store.and tomorrow's values will w GENERAL AND be special & casion, and displays economy in its observance. PERSONAL Body to Be Held Here. but further proof. It can truthfully be said that we have fairly RiagSo. @ The 18 styles of Foot-Form Boots afford an unap- revolutionized the of Before we added and selling housefurnishings. Tomorrow's Carpet Rug buy¬ proachable selection calculated to meet the whim of this department to the store you others from to ers will the of some es¬ Evening Star Bureau, Will Open Tomorrow at the Church paid 25 40 per reap good every woman. And there are 7 widths and 114 No. 52!) King Street, cent more than our Prudent were to find this of the prices. buyers quick pecially attractive bargains. sizes in each fit for foot. Foot- Bell Telephone No. 106. Reformation.Llit of as a this new has into This season's stock style.a perfect any ALEXANDRIA, Va.. October 11, 1897. put.and consequence department jumped Carpet repre¬ Form Boots are elegant in appearance and fitly It has been at intervals Clerical Delegates. immediate and We a few sents absolute The as¬ Ull openly hinted lasting popularity. print only special perfection. become the handsomest gown. Most durable as lately that policy games have been again values here. Let them serve as a hint: sortments are complete.and pretty m well as the easiest shoe for women's wear. opened in their old haunts In this city, but m The seventy-eighth annual convention of i Tomorrow wp shall offer too patterns abound in every desirable no attempt has as yet been made to arrest Busv Bee'* one-day nic'cel cVcks for *-v *-. Gray otnmol 4-qt. colfee pots 26C. m of the is be¬ the English Lutheran synod of Maryland, ? quality and weave. any offenders. In fact, it The sam« with alarm for 77 cents. Foot= mm are lieved that many members of the police which convei.es at the Church of the Re¬ Gray enamel 3-pt. lip OTOcepait*.. For Gray enamel handle are richer in color effects Boots $3.5© m 1 long- skim- | y .. enamel scamb-ss a.tiice- Rugs force are afraid to their hands on the formation, Rev. Dr. W. E. Parson, pastor, mere Gray put y 5c- * than ever before. Both the do¬ 0 Langlois' Little Rocks don't crowd the chil- tomorrow at 2 p.m., will be one of the most enamel pans matter since Sergeant Smith and Officer y Gray 10-inefc Wash Ba- Bine ami white nam el s am- sins ... 4-qt. mestic and oriental weaves are num¬ {£§> dren's toes. Fergusson have been made to travel such Important sessions ever held of that or¬ 5C- less cook pot** . Special sale of School Shoes. Sizes to 10%. Regular Gray enamd Blue and lOxl^-inch 9r» Kii 8% a hard road on account of their policy ganization. hanjtlng soap white enamel in our mammoth $1.25 Shot s. For $1.00. f dishes . erously represented s raids of last winter. The list of clerical delegates received by 7c. roasting pnns I «ra.v enamel euunel hattdhd - straight cook Gray l^r<|t. stew- Rug Department. It is known, however, that Sergeant Smith Dr. Parson, embracing those who will be y pots ; 21C. [Kinii I Zk . Some of tomorrow's has been at work for some time gathering present, are: G. A. Nixdorff. Frederick: M. specials: Gray enamel 8-qt. dish 2IC. enamel evidence against these policy men, and Valentine, D.D., LL.D., Gettysburg, Pa.: f pans Gray h-qt. coffee boilers.. 38c. Smith's Best when the time is ripe they will be raided. G. H. Beckley, Reisterstown; G. W. Ebo- * Sunday liquor selling is also said to be ling, Catonsville; F. T. Hennicke. Hagers¬ >afle of suits and skirts. Axonii on the increase. town; E. H. Jones. Clearspring; Victor f misters, This who has Miller, Leitersburg: S. W. Owen. D.D., Ha¬ morning Mayor Simpson, f Ix»t of new taflor-midc suits of cheviot all been lenient with the gerstown? S. A. Hedges, Jefferson: H. S. Changeable taffeta silk waists. In all the ;RmF Sto Cor. 113tin along very men, serge. in navy and black, fly-front reefer newest <-olors. as well ms bla<-k narrow yd trusting that would do their duty, Cook, Waynesboro': Prof. P. M. Bickley, iy jackets, all satin lined skirts generously tuck* li. front and hack d ta.hibb- lin -n 82jj^c0We »he trill'*trill's* entire stock at they bought .^15 Gettysburg, Pa.; Prof. J. H. Turner, Luth- y full, well lined garments which cannot collars offeH «s a special value figure that enables usjs to offer it atti the ridicu¬ HM®® decided to take a very firm stand. He has he bought elsewhere under $15. for H9° lously low price per yard 1®®®®$ mmm issued orders that each and every man eiville; Chas. S. Albert, D.D.. Philadelphia; y of shall E. C. Ide, Fulton; S. A. Diehl, Westmin¬ y 82%c commence at onee to note anything A. P. y of a suspicious character occuring on his ster; A. Kurlin, Sharpsburg; H. Mil¬ ? Beautiful h"0 aded wtin and silk skirts. The beat, and a written must be made ler, Westmirster: S. Stall, D.D., Cumber¬ In the newest designs in large and small Ix>t .>f hlnek sateen underskirts. lltH.75 $O.50 Space. day morning. If it be found that the we offtr for $1.25 will he offered for a at.. 21x42 in Sons Middletcwn; W. M. Remsburg, Myersville; day $1.19 Kami. &.©c 92.ZO officers overlook anything important they M. H. L. 26\54 In 53.no $1.60 will be shifted, and if the new man Burk, Doubs; J. Nockolas, Ber- | 3ux«> in *4.25 *1.1)0 rett: C. S. Crump, Martinsburg; J. U. 3*ix72 In #2.90 fails in the same case, then the matter $6.25 will be reported to the board of Asper, Lewistown; G. C. S. Hasskarl, Fred¬ i Now for flannels. 4 ft. by 7 ft SK.75 $5.(10 police ______. « and the will advise erick; E. H. Delk, Hagerstown: M. G. ft. I.r 9 ft $17.SO $*».75 commissioners, mayor Williamsport; L. Kuhlman, Fred¬ I 7 ft. 6 in. by 10 ft. 6 in.$27.50 519.75 a complete reorganization of the lolice Gaver, 9 ft. by !> ft $32,110 $21.50 force. erick; G. S. Bowers, Hagerstown; G. W. Tomorrow we shall offer an to do some 9 ft. by 12 ft $35,410 $25.00 is that there McSherry and C. M. Eyster, Manchester; you opportunity 9 ft. 15 ft Mayor Simpson determined by $47.50 $32.50 shall be no policy playing, gambling or J. E. Maurer. Boonsboro': C. R. Trow¬ profitable buying in flannels. The lowered prices couldn't come Sunday liquor his admin¬ bridge and H. H. Weber, York. Pa.; T. W. at a more selling during Baughman, Uniontown; S. J. Durr, I convenient time for you. istration. and he has several Hamp- competent stead; Chas. A. Britt, J. W. y Mohair Rugs. and efficient officers whom he can count Frostburg: y 25 pieces «»f domet flannel, d<»uMe ^3 Silk-embroidered flannels in creatn and JapaneseSize. Worth. Now. on to help him out in the matter. The Butler, Oakland; Chas. Reineland, Emmits- ? faced, will go per yard for a day at 34 . colors.sone* with U-autiful h mstttehed t 18 In. I v 3ft in $2.<« »i.m> is burg; G. F. Garland, Taneytown; C. A. patterns.will l»e offered for a day our mayor highly commenced for this ac¬ y 3« lu. by 72 in »5.U0 f3.W about prodigious sales. The whole secret of our success has been tion, as it is believed by many that the Hoy, Funkstown; G. A. Royer, Carmel; C. Heavy twill gray flannel for skirts, which at.iter yard 48c. E. Held, Brunswick: Richard S. t cannot needs at the moment. we tvils complained of will never be stamped Patterson, t you buy els-wheie for 1« hs supplying people's right When have C. L. Burketsville: W. than 15 cents a will g«» - 1 bargains out . Woodsboro'; Ritter, yanl. T until there is a reorganization. i * here wc don't T. Sllpes and Robt. L. Patterson. Union y Tuesday for A 2^* .1*1 dozen fanc\ ln»n!er Alaska skirt ! wait until the are to become There is of material on the >? .r Satin goods beginning passe, plenty good . Jute Rugs. but some of the Bridge; L. F. M. Myers. Frederick: M. J. f patterns will go f«a- a day at i Size. Worth. Now. but mark prices down at the time YOU want 'em. force, officers are said ? Yard wide 36 in. 72 in $5.U0 $3.00 to be afraid, while others are believed to be Kline, Harrisburg: J. F. Crigler, Luther- all-wool white flannel by WK HAVE SOME EI.Er.AXT ITEMS HERE IN CLOAKING AND CAPE WHICH ? will go p«-r yard for a day for WE CONS1DEH UNUSUAL GOOD VALUES. MATERIALS, tir.der the control of the gambling element. vllle; Edgar Sutherland, Cumberland; Rutherlidge Hazeltine, J. Morgan Cross, i Full ya:d-wid<* p'aln eid«rd«»wn. In p'l.k, The Sunday Services. y cream, blue Fred. W. Myer and Julius Seebach, Gettys¬ Red medicated twill flann 1 will and red. will lie offered , All-wool Ladies' Cloth y ZZL. . Kelim Rugs. and Covert effects, in every shade, full 36 The congregations in the various churches burg: F. P. Hennighousen, D.D., I. C. be offered for a day.per yard--at.. for a dty at 44^ Size. Worth. Now. inches wide yesterday were larger than usual. In all Burke, G. W. Miller, D.D., A. H. Stude- 30 In. by 60 In $2.00 $1.35 25c. baker, D D., W. H. Dunbar, D.D., O. C. |t 36 in by 72 in $3.00 $1.75 50-inch All-wool Cloth Finished Flannels, in plain and Oxford Mix¬ except the Second Presbyterian the resi¬ Roth, E. Felton, L. M. Zimmerman, Ph.D., f Some ribbon values. tures dent rectors officiated. E. E. Ide, Geo. Belswanger, J. L. Frantz, i special The pulpit of the Second Presbyterian Wm. L. Heuser, Baltimore: J. G. Butler, 1 Moquette Rugs. 52-inch Broadcloth Finished Flannels, in all the new Church was filled by Rev. A. B. Saunders D.D., S. Domer, D.D.. W. H. Gotwals, D. Sizo. Worth. Now. colorings49c. D., W. E. Parson, D.D., A. Homrighaus, All silk, satin and gros grain ribbons will be offered tomor¬ IS in. t»y 36 In $1.00 $o.75 54-inch Twilled Back in shade. of Fredericksburg, the rector, Rev. J. K. G. E. Wiseman, Chas. H. Butler. 30 in. by 60 in $2.50 $2.00 Broadcloth, every imaginable Thachtr. being ill. At the evening services Stanley row like this: in the Methodist Protestant Church Rev. Billlieimer, John C. Bowers, Washington, 54-inch Boucle Cloaking, in Red and Black, Brown and Black, D.C. 1-Inch, 1%-lnch, 2-Inch. 2'vlnch. 3-inch, Black and Frank T. Benson preached the first of a Seventy Lay Dricgale*. Blue, Heliotrope and Black, Green and Black and Garnet series of sermons to men, taking as his 4c. yd. 6c. yd. 8c. yd. 10c. yd. 12c. yd. Kashkoo Rugs. "The There will also be about seventy lay del¬ Size. Worth. Now. and Black subject: Closing Year of the Nine¬ teenth from the various com¬ cents a 30 in. by 60 In $2 00 $1.50 65*C. Century.The Crisis of Manhood." egates churches Ri'lg. d velvet satin-back rib!>on- which sells for 5 yard will lie offered to¬ 2C. 50-inch Black Astrachan $11.49 It was listened to by a large congregation. posing the synod, but their names will not morrow at » Boucle One of these sermons will be preached be knowr until the roll is made up by the 50-inch Cloaking, representing all the combination shades every Sunday night. secretary tomorrow afternoon. Yeddo Rugs. of the At the railroad reading rooms services Size. Worth. Now. cheaper grade $1.50 were held in the large auditorium yester¬ Probably the most interesting portion of 30 in. by 60 in $2.00 51.50 the so far as the from art 36 !n. by 72 in $3.00 $2.50 50-inch Black Astrachan, suitable for trimming or capes... day afternoon commemorative of the for¬ proceedings, membership specials department. 4 ft. by 7 ft $5.00 $4.tH) $2.00 mation of the institution, and there was is concerned, outside of the election of 6 ft. 9 ft in new two-tone a crowd in attendance. Rev. S. A. president, secretary, treasurer and mem¬ by $9.00 $7.50 50-inch Striped, suitable for large . 7 ft. 6 in. 10 ft. 6 ln.$12.50 $lo.50 effects, children's of the bers of the committee, will be All-linen fancy center bureau scarfs, 2 L!n n in'.r »id -ry r ng< nhi< h sell by coats Wallis, D.D., Virginia Theological examining which sell for for b cents.1will for a at. 9 ft by 12 ft $1».00 $15.00 was the the choice of members of the various yards long, usually 2-r go day 4c. ,$fl.69 Seminary the preacher of occasion. 35c., will go for a day at 0 54-inch Astrachans, for from to. This work was started some years ago by standing committees whose terms expire very heavy, cloaking, $2.25 $5.00 students of the Episcopal Theological Semi¬ this year. These are: Trustees of Tressler Lace T»raid which usually « lis f..r FIUSrr FLOOR.ANNEX. and have been it Orphans' Home, the incumbents being Rev. 54-Inch spacbtel bureau scarfs- -or 4 cents yanl. will go for a day at 20. nary, they conducting value.will for a day at. D 12 yards for 2J c uts. ever since. A of Drs. Sludebaker and W. H. Dunbar: the 75-cent go Oriental ' 'lEHTO program very excellent IRugs. music was rendered. The students are education committee. Revs. J. G. Butler, I. A choice of over 2.000 Oriental Rngs and C. Burke. P. H. Miller, L. Kuhlman and CVrpets constitute our present showing.the We have always something big to offer in 'his department. aided very much in their work by a com¬ largest st^-k in the country. mittee of men known as the "read¬ A. Homrighous: the advisory board of Rugs from al- Yard-wide Ivanhoe young home Revs. S. A. S. Do¬ mtmt every rwr of the orient.priced from Bleached Muslin ing room workers." missions. Diehl. held for n |3.75 to $9.75. 4c. ner, P. H. Miller, S. A. Hedges and M. L. copal Church there will lw no service* Bleached Lockwood Police Court. few Sundays. Carpet sizes in proportion. 8-4 Sheeting Beard: the apportionment committee. Revs. The Volunteer Fire Department held a meeting Fair Unbleached 10^C. In the police court this morning Mayor P. H. Miller, M. L. Beard, O. C. Roth, G. Inst Friday evening, and officers for the ensuing Quality Canton Flannel S. Bowers and Mr. F. W. as Foreman. < harles Simpson disposed of the following cases: Kaffel, and the vear were elected, follows: «r@ V. B. MOSES & SONS. 1t 3^C committee on resolutions. Revs. George M. Lewis; first assistant foreman. <'harles Dudley: Pink, Blue and Cream Baby Flannel John O'Neil, vagrancy; thirty days in the R. L. Patteson and E. Felton. xrcoiu] assistant fort-loan, ("Iiiuiiilcr Jaokson; Beiswanger, and tn-anuri-r, Ucorge W. 100 choice of chain gang. Etta Grooms, disorderly con¬ The term of Rev. C. S. Albert, D.D.. as a tarv. Norman Jackson, styles Pretty Flannels Parkins. .... Wrapper duct; fined $2.50. Margie Pendleton, dis¬ director in the Theological Seminary at The ladles of the Presbyterian < hnn h held a fined Catharine Gettysburg, will also expirtt, and it is prob¬ "Wide reailins" at the residence of -Mrs. Morrta and ca!t on tuis t orderly conduct; $2.50. able while Dr. Albert will be chosen today A Timbers, and Sallle that, Blen last Friday eveDimt. and | Shoes t $3.50 and assaulting beating his own successor, an additional director Messrs. J.iiin G. Fiddler. Alliert Belirens and make se=" Stylish to Jonnson; fined $2.50. Walter Washington, Cl.arles Behrens took a flshinu- trip last "¦'..k your will also be elected, as the synod will he hasp. Regular $4 Colored disorderly conduct; fined $2.50. Washing¬ entitled to one more member of the board Great Falls, capturing nineteen large At Low Prices. ton was also held on of Messrs. S. 11. UavU and Charles I>a\is of North lection of | $1.00 suspicion stealing than it has heretofore had, provided the Columbian for a | Takotna have enteral the College *" INDIES- AND Taffeta a watch from Robert Ashby. Frank GENTLEMEN'S Payne, roll of its membership exceeds more than course in law. Ladies* refusing to work on chain gang, was given cue hundred ministers. it is Michael of Baltimore is the im<*t Silk the bread r.d water This, believed, Miss Minnie L. Sewed Shoes, ? diet. will be the case, as several young men, now of Miss Ethel Mooers. Glove, Democratic Campaign. candidates for the ministry, are expected Mr II. Klliert Warren attended it meetitii; of^tlie Umbrellas, to Anti-Saloon Leacue of XI.Hitgomery coautr, M<1., Fmirmtiuire be admitted in this connection during the lie went $2.48 and » 68c. $1.59. The democratic campaign will open in sitting of the convention. held at Samly Sprint.-. Monday eveninp. $2.98. a from Takotna lyidge. Independent I this as delegate ^ Tb.-y Jflv© comfort. fit the newest and it is a city Saturday night with J. Iloge foot, Aye, leader. even among $1 Gloves. They re new President Trump Will Preside. Order of Gooil Templars. ... .and.... 9^ styles and wear well. a It's a four-hutton (Since Kid. in brown goods and nover saw the inside of Tyler, the democratic nominee for gov¬ Cf>lntn)da I>"U^e, I. <» G. T.. paid a fraternal and mode. our store before this autumn. The of the It's a glove that's well mad-, and the skin its«*lf no Absolutely perfect- as the meeting synod will be called visit Friday ni(j!it to Takoma I>»lf. I is llaws in the silk or in the construction. ernor, principal speechmaker. Chair¬ llvre and Edna retnnied X perfect. Your size iu either shade.remem¬ one of those Siinnlv to order promptly at 2 p.m. tomorrow by Mrs M A. daoshter Odds and ends in Ladies' Fine M>r leaders with which we man O. F. Carter of the a w.Jouni of four Button and ber the price; the glove itself bespeaks our like to greet city democratic Saturday last, after pleasant a I^a«-e Ife*ots. friends occasionally. In the president. Rev. C. S. of Martins¬ X. and The family its worth OOCo Brown. Cardinal and Navy RluC\ fl committee has called a meeting of the Trump months in Yonkers, Y., vicinity. Green $ 11 . S burg, W. Va. After devotional exercises will remain In 1 lie Park, having leased the Hr.«>ks committee for when the with au of $3 Qualities Reduced to tonight, arrange¬ p.nd the of the for house, tin Carroll avenue, coupled option % % ments for what it is thought will be an old- completion organization purchase. % $1.98. time democratic rally will be made. It the convention President Trump will make Let us show the Be for size. | has been suggested that State Senator Ms annual report, as will also the educa¬ LANGDOM. you ¥ ruick your £ Yo.i find what dress you want and let us find George A. Mushback shall preside over the tional committee. It is expected that these tl»e finding-. Here's a list of need and make the of the M. E. Church met best assortment in everything you Swell Blouse Suits, made of meeting opening address, to natters will occupy the attention of the The Ladies' Aid Society I Robert Cohen & .two qualities.the best and the cheapest. fancy serce. ]|n«l be followed by Coionel Louis C. the svnod the whole of week at the residence of Mrs. Joseph Walton Son, | throughout with the heat grade of tafTeta Bailey, during the afternoon this Hooks and 2 doz.. .ic. aud silk regular democratic nominee for the house session. At 7:30 o'clock the synodical com¬ and transacted much business of Interest to that this city. I 630 Pa, Ave. Safety Eyes, tastefully trimmed with braid. These suits of delegates. as N.W. t are real Arrangements will, usual, munion will be celebrated. In this service body. Established 1*38. oc4-3m,40 Columbia Hooks and Eyes, the best tailor-made garments. They are abso¬ be made for the ladies, who are onlv the ministerial and and Mr. Remember, we have al*>ut 3.M0 rolls of f lutely the most generally lay delegates will Dr. Z. W. Alderman ami family Murphy hook and recent styles- and were very enthusiastic, and the entire The communion address will to for the Straw Matting, bought, with our usual fore¬ y .<> hump eyes made...4c. made as gallery participate. and family have moved Washington up $30 suits. Our price Is of the Opera House will be reserved for be delivered by Rev. D. F. Garland. thought. In*fore the recent tariff advance, of Whalebone all their use. 3 yards Casing, It is probable that at the close of this Collins of Millevllle, .N. J., is visitins her which is about 7c. per yard. The 3d ^Miss' 011 colors Virginia Regiment Field Band will meeting the president will announce the sister. Mrs. T. J. Clark, at the parsonage IA>OK nd save this 5C- The Jacket has be to discourse SHAItP, yourself come to stay In the woman's engaged music for the oc¬ appointment of a number of committees Frankfort street. be¬ advance BY PURCHASING NOW. Fine Web Silk 4c. wardrobe, aud no one who casion. and declare the for business. Mr. W*. A. Itobcrts, who so narrowly escaped Casing has seen the beauty of synod ready a few weeks ago. is i.ble AI.L CARPETS bought of us are made this attractive little Colonel Bailey will be for the Wednesday day sessions will be devoted ing killed on the railroad Inside Dress Belts ic. coat can wonder why. We've opposed to be about and has resumed his work at and llred and laid free of Re¬ a leader house of delegates by Mr. Horace to business, but in the again, charge. In Jackets for Monday a hlgh-grad? Swain, general evening ad¬ the government printing office. member this when Fine Silk Belting 5c. belt. kersey cloth who has announced himself as an independ¬ dresses will be delivered by Rev. Dr. Zim¬ cornering prices. atTalr, made with strap seam and ent candidate and who is Rev. R-. I.. Seam 8c. lined with best black satin or making an active merman, Patterson and Rev. G. COUNTY. 9 yards Binding Itoman( canvass. C. Hasskarl. ALEXANDRIA values in=.= Stripe silk. A $15 coat at Mntnal Aid ig 9 yards Fine Taffeta Silk Bind¬ Society. Thursday's morning and afternoon ses¬ who went to Norfolk, sions will also be devoted to Mr. Win. W. Douglas, Ban Corbin, a well-known who general busi¬ Christian Endeavor con¬ ing I2jc. character, ness, but in the the of Va., as a delegate to the figures frequently in the police is evening ordination at that is at home Dozen Polished Dress Bones...5c. court, twolvo young men, who are candidates foi. vention, recently held place, PARLOR SUITES. said to be organizing a mutual aid society. the ministry will take place. Five of these again. Mr. Douglas expressed the belief that Dentistry is a science of four branches. Unbreakable Twin Dress The members are to have been Alexandria will be chosen for the convention next A beauty, 5 pieces American fl j\ Rustproof pay assessments of so srleady licentiates for one year damask lb 114, It takes years to attain skill in any one Bones much a week, and when one of them is ar¬ and will be admitted to full membership, year. 9C- and Church of Rosslyn was the of them, and no nian becomes equally Seamless Shields.8c. Chenille or rested and fined the amount is to be taken the others will be taken on trial for The First Baptist Stockinette pr. Tapestry. from the fund, and thus one year. The music for this occasion is scene of two delightful concerts during the l»ast skillfiff in all. In making up our As¬ keep the offender ig values in. Best Size Gem Shields 15c. pr. from going to Jail. expected to be quite a feature, and will be week. Both Tuesday and Wednesday evenings sociation we choose men with :ainds and $1.50 Chenille Portieres, tassel rendered by a quartet composed of Mrs. were given up to the entertainment. Hev. Theo. Entire Velvet 10c. a The City Council. C. Williams Is pastor of the church. fingers trained for the special branch in piece Binding... and fringe, for single door pair B. Rheem, contralto; Mrs. VV. C. Parson, been added to the al- Tuesday night the first regular fall meet¬ soprano; Mr. and Three new stations have which we employ them. Each oj>crntor Is Balmoral Velveteen Binding, 5 $2.50 Chenille dado Eugene Stevens, bass, readv long list on the Falls Church electric rail¬ Portieres, deep ing of the city council will be held. There Mr. W. D. McFarland, tenor, with Mrs. to the comfort and employed constantly on the work for vards and frieze, good width, for.. $ fl #{J)g way," thereby adding greatly I5C- is much work of vast importance to the Nettie Barry, organist. During the even¬ convenience of a large number of its patrons. which he is best fitted, and this mach Velveteen $4.00 Chenille Portieres, double AO to ing Mr. McFarland will, by request, slug The young people throughout, the county are pre¬ if Binding.... .3c. yard. deep (g'T) city be disposed of during the coming the tenor solo from to attend the ninth grand social ball >U!TES. doing of the same thing makes him very dado aud frieze, for large door the oratorio of the paring* Mr.aiul^F. G. S. H. and M. Velveteen Bind¬ winter, and it is hoped the progressive Messiah, "If With All Your Hearts You at Onerrydale on the 14th instant. Solid 24x30 bevel skillful. His skill makes his work good, Satin-faced Armure Schutt of the committee on arrangements has oak, plate, .6c. $5.00 Tapestry, members will be able to be of as much ben¬ Truly Seek Him." the details of the affair. extra his fingers ing yard. for efit as nearly completed heavy quick. Quickness mitigates deep valance, to the city they apparently would Examination of Candidates. the pain aLd reduces the cost. Star Protector Cord Braid.4c. yard. like to be, notwithstanding the opposition $S.OO Heavy Brocatelle Curtains, full of the old who LINDEN. values in- Telegram Braid, all colors.8c. yard. 3Ms yards long, deep tassel fringe fogies oppose improvement. The members of the examining commit¬ Big Marriage Announcement*. tee will meet at the Church of the Refor¬ The Home Interest Club held its regular meeting mation tomorrow at 9 U. 5. Denta! The bands of matrimony were announced o'clock for the pur- at the Glen Ito^s Mansion, residence of Mrs. John Ass'n, of the last, Mrs. Guion yesterday in St. Mary's Church between post examining candidates for the Paul Jones, Wednesday morning Solid oak, plate mirror, Cor. 7th and D Sts. N.W. Mr. E. ministry above referred to. The committee Miller presldi lg. A number of suggestions were George Bradley and Miss Catherine the club as to nicely carved $7. OPEN SUNDAYS 10 TO 12 O'CLOCK. is composed of Revs. Drs. W. H. made by the members of subjects Dougherty, and Mr. T. Quinn and Dunbar, the winter. It was decided ocl-50«l Frances C. S. Albert, S. W. Owen, M. Valentine ar.d to be discussed during Miss Mary Rafferty. , P. M. Blkle. that "Sociology" would be the subject of the next 9 It i3 announced that Mr. Thomas Iiannon meeting. A paper will be read by Mrs. James X. The ladies of the Church of the Reforma¬ will CASH OR CREDIT. of this city and Miss Fletcher of Washing¬ tion will see that the delegates to the Engle, and a general discussion of the subject 8th and Market Space. 7th St. Entrance, Family Shoe Store. ton will be married tpmorpow morning at synod- are made to feel at home during be made by the members. *97 Novelties in 8 o'clock. The. wedding will take place at their stay in Washington. Luncheon will Mrs. Jones was assisted In receiving Wednesday St. Patrick's Church, Washington, D. C. be served in the lecture room of the church by Mrs. Hewitt of Washington and her sister. Miss The bridal will leave a Gltllngs. At 1 o'clock luncheon was served. The you will leave party then for two Wednesday and Thursday about noon. held at the resi¬ a weeks' with next meeting of the dub will be <& hole in the Falls as Rev. HOUSE tour, Niagara the ob¬ V. Miller. Leitersburg, Md., is secre¬ Mrs. Ballard Morris at Woodside. paper. b u t. jective point. of the dence of this will have tary synod, and Mr. W. H. James, Noble Cligett, tue twelve-year-old son of Maurice Furniture, If you cat you Baltimore, treasurer. was thrown from a horee near his home Crat Slew Clagett, the address Dr. ExprcH* Agfiit Appointed. last Friday, alighting on a pile of rocks, lie was where these The friends of Mr. 'Charles Geisendoffer lifeless. Mrs. Clagett imme¬ Cherrystone famous Oystejp picked up apparently and Dr. Carr can had. onderful for of this who lias beeiv TAKOMA PARK. diately called in several physicians, HERRMANN, out be Liver, Kidney city, acting agent of to»>k ot the case. It w«s etc. advertisement a of Washington charge } Try quart. and lllood D'sorders. the Adams so was restored. LIBERAL Curtains, Express efficiently late In the night before consciousness FURNISHERS, 25 to 60c. News Cpmpafhy The town council of Takoma Park held lta regu¬ the next ? iftrse was sent out, and Nev* r have we been 52S 12th St. "CO. and courteously since the death of Mr. R. professional better able to cope JOXB? k WILLIAMS, 'Vhone lar meeting last Monday night and transacted con¬ day the Injury was prououueed to have been a vio¬ oct'-lOd H. to learn that he will is as¬ with jour Furniture, Curtain and Uphol¬ Moore, regret not siderable routine business. It was decided, owing lent concussion of uie brain, llis recovery 7th and fi Sts. N. W, be permanently appointed, but that the to the impracticability of the work of sured. stery wants, 'fiie richness and beauty of position has been filled by-ithe selection of completing Mies Josephine Glaseott Is taking a western trip grading for the proposed granolithic sidewalks in vUit relative* in Chirac", and ul»j her our stock, together with the low prices, a Mr. Lambert of Washington. Alexan¬ suSkient and will Discovery, that an time. It being inexpedient to lay the uncle, Archibald Glaseott. at Monroe, Wis. Great Reduction drians think Alexandrian should will be a r%relation to you! Pretty fancy Ctall or write to 824 9tb st. for book. It walks in freezing weather, to repeal the ordinance Mr*. Lieut. Stewart has rented a House in Linden have been" appointed. for the winter. the winter bore with Mrs. Wolfe and attend the pieces of Furniture for the parlor or bou¬ In Hair. If you make It a rule to flavor all your cold bearing on the subject of walks and also the order Mr. and of Takoma have leased the Glen Ellin Heme School. HI* Leg Broken, for a Craig family doir. Bargains abound everywhere. A Switches $2.50, formerly $5.00. drinks with 20 drops of Dr. Slegert'a Angostura special, election, which it""- to have occurred .'Anchorage" for a year. The National 1'atk Seminary, which was recently Switches. $6.00, formerly $10.60. Bitten, you will keep free from Miliaria and Sum¬ The Central High School foot ball eleven toduy, postponing the matter until next The work of g-adlng alone the WoodsMe, Linden fo<- the season, has l»een enlarged bjr the Gray Switches. $3.00. mer Diseases. spring. reopenedaddition of rooms. A vi?lt will L.* found most . formerly (5.00. and Forest Glen railway is rapidly progressing. twenty-live cottage has also profitable. Switches, was defeated in a game of foot bail by The sidewalks now In the town will be placed in a been created to be Gray $4.50.7 formerly $6.50. serviceable Mr. Prescott Wright and family have returned to occupied by the manage:. First-class attendants in HairdresslflL the Episcopal High School team, near this condition for the winter, and temporary Linden, after spending six umnths ill West Vir¬ Prof, ('usably. #»te. There wa«> a walks (onstrncted In sections s her,- will leave Prof, and Mrs. Baur and their loft fThe H-flnmiiorfrntr)iirn Co-« Shampooing, public whipping at George¬ city, Saturday afternoon, by a score of 6 where It la essential. ginia. After a month stay they daughter last Imperial Hair Regenerator for restoring gray hair. town, Del., Saturday. Three negroes got The premises of Huiilff E. K. Blodsett were desig¬ for Gunston. Va.. wiser* they will spend the winter. week for Cleveland. Ohio. 1214 F Sti«-aud containing Mr. and Mrs. J. Frederick Helm, and effort made to de¬ Mass.. and will spend their son Martin and John Roe. Slaughter reduced the fracture. vise means for better service, and the committee Mrs. W. W. Wright. / nephew, on public Improvements was directed to give the Mr. Moore and faintly will return to Washington At Atchison, Kan., fire destroyed the flour a Port Deposit, Md., is aroused over dis¬ Brevittea. matter its Immediate have the summer here. mill and warehouse of John M. Ctired scientifically in few days. No blood drawn; coveries of gold in the attention. next wee*. They spent Cain, the no nails no soreness A cure in CLOCKS vicinity. The funeral of the late Stjfer Blouse took The corporation attorney reported that In compli¬ Mrs. Thomaa Clark and Anally have been speeding Central Mill, the Cain block and five small pulled, guaranteed REPAIRED. Oscar Wilde is the of his ance with the resolution of the council he was en¬ a week at the residence of near this case. 8 to 5:30 Let KAMSAY overhaul your troublesome CLUCKS. putting story MaJ. Garrett, frame bui{diners. Loss, $75,000. every p.m. Sundays, 9 to 1. CUKE NO trial in verse. His wife and children have place from St. Mary's Church yesterday gaged In the preparation of a bill to be submitted nine. HOP. GEORGES * PERFECT OR CHARGE. Clocks wound to are Canon Strongitharm of the Lima, Peru, J. J. SON-PARLORS 1113 by the month. Send postal 1221 F ST. N.W. not seen him since his liberation from afternoon. the legislature empowering the council to pro¬ Mrs. Mohan and daughter MiidretT visiting Cathedral, is deafl. FA. AVE..Foot Specialists. sel4-10d se23~Sm vide a system of water works. Mrs, Maurice Clagett at Linden. George IV waa his god¬ prison. lira. James H. Reld and Miss Rebecca As improvements are being made In Trinity Epls- Mlsa Edna Maxwell of Frederick, Md.. will father.