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AlcxansEia Affair.".

SCHOOL BoARD.--The city school board met last
night at the Peabody building, President Stuart in
oae s cnalr COL Francis smith, elected msmt er
glIson Beach. resigned, took his seat as member
OF the board. TWAS announced by Messrs. Mar
property would be obtained next week. and the at
torney OF the board was authorized to make certain
time for closing the schools be fxed for the a5th,
Goth or 9th OF June 1t was ordered also that the
cured Plans of he Am a 6u top ua in
and the board adjourned,
PAL parish, which odJoins this city, has been di-
.ided by the late Episcopal council at Winchester,
in Its limits. The old Truro parish was established
In 1i32 and included all the country on the river
sue above occoqaan creek It's yestry, which was
came at home quite OveEbearfng, and the general
assembly in l744 dissolved it, declaring that sew
eralpretending to act as veStrymen can neither
read nor write, and under color OF being law
fully chosen have taken upon themselves to hold
Hestes; ana imposed many hardships on the in
andrla was cut off from Truro parish.
IHE CouRTs-The circuit court, Judge Keith, was
| VIM Fletcher, Washington case, in which Mr.. X.
oh Ia OF mat city appears it is processing
Sangster is occupied this morning with the trial Of
| Eugene Murray for horse-stealing.
SCHOOL INsT1TUTE-The Teachers institute Of the
! pubic schools was held this morning, and was
attended by a large number Of teachers OF both
public and private schools In the city, and by many
| county teachers Prof ZamOn Richards, OF Wash
| 1ngtOn, delivered lectures on the teaching OF
| geography.
REPORTERS NOTES.-The public school teachers
were paid Off this morning for the month OF May.
The schooner A. w. Smith, of Maine, is under
| repair at the ship yard-The Hydraulion steam
engine Is under repair-Two of the building asso-
Citations have this week loaned their funds at par.
st Johns academy will be transferred,
at the opening Of the next session. TO the spacious
| building grounds OF the Magnolia house, on Duke
ana Columbus streets. These will be used in con-
nectlon with the present barracks of the CORPS and
VIII give spacious drill grounds and handsome sur
| roundngS.-The work of repairing the culvert by
which the water OF farmhouse drain is carried
| across Front street has been postponed for two
| weeks, because there were only eleven members at
the last meeting OF the common council, and twelve
votes, tw0-thrdS are needed to pass an appropria-
uon on the night OF its first intrOduction.-The
teachers institute OF the public schools will be held
| this evening. Prof. Il. Richards OF Washington,
Will lead the discussion on teaching geography, &C.
The Keepers OF the grave-yaTds near town are
now keeping watch to prevent persons stealing
! flowers from graves. Several boys have been
| arrested.
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An,use,aIents. &C., Tonight.

NATIONAL THEATEs.-Boston Ideal opera Com
pany In ''GirOfe CrOfa.1
FoKDs oPERA HousE.-Fay Templeton Opera
Company III ''Oi:vette.'
THEATER CoMIQUE.--'The Ice Witch" and varie-
ties.
DINE Observation-Disclosures and interesting per-
iUInance.
DRIVERS GAEDES-Levy concert
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Law Department. Columbian Univcr.
kitY.


Law Department Columbian Univcr.
sity.
THE GRADUATING EXERCISES NEXT TUESpAY-A LIST
OF THE CANDIDATES.
The committee OF the graduating law students
of the Columbian University, James c. Yelling,
LID, president, held meeting at ShillingtOn's
corner ~ street and the Avenue, this morning, to
make arrangements for the annual commencement,
which takes place next Tuesday evening at the
National theater. The program tnterspersed with
music will be as follows Annual address, the Hon.
ID. W. voorhees,, LID; music-cornet solo-Favor-
tia, Hartmann, Mr.. VIM jaeger; comforting OF de-
greeS, Jas. C.. yelling, IL d., president; awarding
of prizes, the Hon. DOrman B. Eaton; benedictiOn.
Reception concert at 1:3o pm. Music by the U. s.
Marine Band
Candidates for Degree OF Bachelor OF Laws
Walter " r. Berry. ID. c.; X. s. Foreman, jr W. Va:
Robt. b. Brown, H.; Chas. X. Cieaves, Me-; Fred.
G. Coldrcn, Mich; Harry Palmer Coolidge, Mass;
Ill; J. T. Downs, Md; J. d. Dunwiddie. WIS., Ed
mund S. Durment, Ind; j. Morgan Easterling, KY;
Jas. III. Ellsworth. Ind; q. A. EverSOe, KY: j. II.
FOSTER, Ind; Walter b. Grant, Wis; otto Gresham,
Ind; Chas CaInac Halpine, NY; VIM ID. Henry,
Va; Thos: Berry Higgins, DC; II. Clay Howard,
KY Jaeobus Seneca Jones, Tenn; Samuel H. KEEL
ley, No. j. A. Kemp, Md; J. Mclean, LpscOmb,
Va; Fred. VIM. MatteSOn. ILL.,; II. Nj. Musgrave,
Mich H. H. Phelps, Ill; Jas H. Pierce, Miss, Geo.
n Pollard, Vt; g. A. Provost, Nd; Jas. Quacken-
Thornton w. Sargent Ohio; c. J. Sawyer, Mass;
JOS. Shilington, 1r, DC; JOS Stewart, Kan; VIM
NJ Steuart, Nd; Geo. NJ. Smith, West Va; Geo. +.
stone, NY: Edward Trabue, Tenn; John A. Vail,
md +. {: van pliet, Tex; Richard Wainwright, ID.
G; koot c. Walton, Ind; Martin Welles, Conn; F.
l. White, DC; Robt. E. L. White, DC; Vernon II.
Whitman, Mass; S. Laing Williams, Mich; Wm.W
| Wiltshire, 1r., Ark; Court F. Wood, Mich.
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This almost continuously declining scale appears
10 nave been checked recently, but the very wide
difference between the figures OF the wears 1S,s
and lS}. amounting TO over s. 600 OC0 cannot alto
getheT De accounted for on The SuppOSitOn OF the
Withdrawal OF such an amount OF mone-ed capital
from the District within I'VE years. little more
energy on the part OF the Commissioners viii prob
ably uflBg more OF this hidden wealth within the
reach OF the tax collector. besides the So aCOOUO
That APPEARS 10 have been discovered this year
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Personal faxes.

WHAT TIE COMMISSIONERS PROPOSE To Do
There being no prospect OF the repeal OF the law
taxing personal property by Congress at its present
session. the Commissioners are revising the hold
ings OF that class OF property for the ensuing tax
year, with view OF requiring payment from all
not exempt by law. 1t is not intended that those
who attempt to evade the provisions OF the law
Shall do so st the expense OF others who honestly
and willingly pay their personal taxes
The following IS an exhibit OF the personal prom
erty assessed since the passage OF tine act levying
the tax, March 30, ISL:
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SOME OF the Young people returning from Har-
perS Ferry on the excursion train last night were
amusing themselves by shooting out OF the window
as a result OF which dangerous pasine one OF the
ladies' on the train received a bullet in her arm,
which made painful but not serious wound
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To TIE PUBLIc.-My leading or special brands OF
WHISTLES are the Darling Pure Rye, 1868, the
1illard and j. VI. Walker. which can't be beat; get
them at Chr. Handlers, No. Gil 9Th street north
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New Stock
LADIES' AND CHILDREN's WHITE DRESS GOODS.
India Linen 81 cents.
India Linen 10 cents
India Linen II cents
India Linen 1216 cents
India Linen Is cents.
India Linen Is cents.
Check NainsoOEs
French Null Muslins.
French Nainsooks.
GERsTER DRESS GOODS.
80 pieces new shades, 1919 cents
ladies' Flannel SuitiHg l216c
40 inch all wool Nuns Yelling &c
New shades Spring Cashmeres
New co1Ors in Albatrosse Cloths
Paras0ls 81, 81. 25. 81. 60 &I.T5 80
Atwood Flannel. 1Sc.. 2Oc., "a and 25c,
New Figured Lawns SC
Calico 4c., 414c.. &c.
Gingiians &c. 7c, Sc. &C., 10c.
Table Linens 1Sc., zoe, DC.
II Boiled Table Linen, Acc
Chtdren's Hose seams 15c.
ladies' French Ribbed Hose 25c
Jerseys 81 90 each.
Black Cashmeres, SIC, 45c., SOC.
WSON'S,
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
my31 South Side, near It'll.
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THE PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN. THE WEEKLY
STAR Will be sent postpaid to any address IN the
United states or Canada until after the presidential
election for fifty cents. 1t is q large eight-page
paper OF tifty-six columns of interesting reading
matter-poftical, miscellaneous. personal, news
anG gossip, etc. send Tor sample copy.
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To the Chicago Republican Convention
via the PenmsYivamia Railroad.

Round trip tickets to the National Republican
Convention will be sold by the Pennsylvania rail-
road for &2l50 from both Washington and Balti-
more.
Tickets VIII be sold May 18th to June 3D. inclu-
sive good for continuous trip going on or hefnre
June 30. Delegates and visitors can use the Pitts
burg, Fort Wayne and Chicago railroad or the
Pitlsburg, Cincinnati and st. Louis railroad via
Columbus and Lsganspoft.
The pennsylvania railroad has four through
trains TO Chicago, one the Limited Express making
sion tickets viii not be received for passage go
a. m, fast line daily except Saturday arriving in
railroad at Gas p. m, and 6:55 o. m. via CoumhSis
and Lo9aEspOEt, next day. 10 p. m, Pacific Ex-
press daily, arriving In Chicago via Pttsburg Fort
Pullman sleeping cars, Altoona to Chicago On
fast line, and Washington to Chicago on Pacific ex-
press
The scenery along the line at this season Is bean.
ttiu and adds greatly TO the pleasure Of the trip
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MONDAY MORNING, June I'd, Julius Iansburgh will
close 2s00 rolls China mating 23 cents reduced
from 40 cents This Is rare opportunity.
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LANDLORDS Perfume, Lily OF the Valley. co
J. M. Laroqne's Eiixer OF CaIisaya
Bark
Has. for more than half century. been In use by
all classes OF people, and Endorsed by eminent ply
The weak, the nervous the debilitated, all find il
to give new life, vigor and happiness. Partfcu-
larry ladyS medicine. 81 a bottle. Sold by drug
giStS. w. L. Thornton, Proprietor, Baltimore and
Harrison streets, Baltimore, Md. tu.th,s-Gm
For Gold and Silver Trimmings
go to Meyers, 922 eth street northwest. w&s,3m
S3 a gal, 75c. gt. bottle. Our No. Rye
Whisky. Known everywhere. AcGee's, 9th near ID.
w&S,2W
On Thirty Days, Trial.
The voltalc Belt Co.. Marshall, Mich, Will send
DR.. Dyes Celebrated Electro Voltaic Belts and
Electric Appliances on trial for thirty days to
young or Old) who are afflicted with nervous de-
bty, lost vitality and kindred troubles guarantee
ing speedy and complete restoration OF health and
incurred, as thirty days trial is allowed. W,s,m
Oyster Arrivals Daily,
621 street northwest, hard and soft crabs, Lynn
haven oysters, Cherrystone oysters, New York
oysters, Frogs, Little Neck clans and clans Fam
snapper terrapnS, at Whites Ii
Furs Received Oh Storage.
Guaranteed against damage by moth and fire.
I'm u. II. STINEMETZ IL Son, 1887 Penna. ave.
"A1derMey Dairy WagOns.''
Fresh Attorney Butter, cnurned every morning,
and delivered In half pound "Ward prints 4Oc per
pound. Also, Cottage Cheese, Butternllk and Sweet
Milk, &C. per quart. Cream 15c. pint.
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SPECIAL. TOR MOSpAY.-FIfty pieces Swiss en-
Droldefy, 15c- yard; p pieces Swiss embroidery,
wide, &c yard Fine alloyer Swiss e,nbroideries
S1yS Balance OF ladies' embroidered dresses TO be
SOLD Monday. at S6.9S. MRS. MAX NEYL, Agent,
1l2 9Th street northwest.
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The PALATS ROYAL OPENING.-The souvenirs of
The grand summer opening which are advertised
for next Monday will attract crowds to the Palais
ROYAL
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R0EBERIES are prevented by the timely precalI-
ton OF depoSltinC your loose valiIab!es with the
National safe Deposit company, corner 18th street
and New York avenue.
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LARGE photograph given away with each dozen
Cabinet photographs taken with the new or old pro-
cess. Satisfaction given to every customer 2Q99th
street northwest. Paul IralIoS.
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JUST RECEIVED at Francs One Price corner I'll
anu streets, "A de-. finest silk scarfs. Price, .3J
Sold all over for 81 TO s. p
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WINDOW SCHEEys made to order, I'm niain and
landscape at low prices, by Julius Lansburgh, 3i5
eth street y -
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THE National safe Deposit company, corner 18th
and New 1ork avenue, receives trunks of silver
ware, bonds and all sorts OF valuable things on
special deposit for moderate charge See adyer-
tiSement
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KBgarneIt,s COcOaine.

THE BEST AND CHEAPEST HAIR DRESSING.
1t Kills dandruff, allayS irritation, and promotes
vigorous growth OF the Hair.
BurnettS FlavOring Extracts are invariably ac-
knoWledged the purest and best.
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BEAUTIFCL jOintess mating in plain white. and
twenty different styles in fancy, at low prices
julius LansDurgh, SIS eth street.
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TIE National Safe Deposit company, corner 18th
and New York avenue: Office hours a. Ii. TO 4 d. N
Call and inspect the vaults.
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The fine photos Of ketS kemethys. I1Oa Pa. ave-,
Continue To be 20 per dozen, with a 18th painted
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Johnson's ladies and gents f1rst-class dining sa-
looms, 40 and Az 9Th street northwest where you
Will find every Gelicacy in the world served to suit
floor
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SnaarsS wi~nS

Young Mothers should get a Wilsonia Teeth
Ing Necklace. SoOtheS the nerves. Secures sleep.
DfuggistS S,tth-3m
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LIGHTNING EXCELSIOR RoD.-Cheapest and best.
Practically put up BY j. H. kuehling, near Pen
Sion Office
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Law Department.. Georgetown Tniye--
SiSV.

LIST CT TIE GRADUATES AT The COMMENCEMENT
MONDAY EVENING.
The following gentlemen Will graduate at the
commencement OF the law department OF George
town university, at the National theater Monday
evening: VIM b. Broe Pa; Andrew n. Garfield
Iowa; j. Paul Chew, NO.; Geo. O'Doherty. Cal:
Thomas II. Fitnam, D. G.: Ashley NJ Gould Mass:
Thomas D. Hardin, Ky; Chas. J. Hedrick, D. c.;
II. Lamar, 1r., Ala; JOS J. McClOskey, Ireland VIM
l. Mclaughlin, Oak; Thomas McSheehy, Ind; JAS
L i7o P9gh, 1E, Ala; Jas F. Seaggs, D.. c.; Mart
Sohon- ID. G.; Hamilton S. Wallace, D. c.. and A.
Clarke Wright, Ga The candidates for post gradu-
ate degrees Class are: Amasa S. CrOssield, Oak:
VIM. II. De Lacey, ID. c.; Matthew Gering Oak :
Paul Neuhaus. OHIO; Chas. w Russell, W. va:
Chas SINS, ID, C.; lyndon A. Smith, VT and David
ating class are: A. Clarke Wright, president: Ash
ley NJ Could first vice president; James F. scaggs,
second vice president, and p. Xavier Smith. secre,
tary and treasurer The orator OF the occasion win
be Hon. Zebulon b. Vance.
The UNION VETERANS AT FREDERIcKsBURG-The
Union Veteran corps, first company, IS strong with
about 700 ladies, paid visit TO the national Gene
accompanied by Hon. VIM Lawrence. Who deiiyered
the Grafton IN the Opera house In that city, and
received with the utmost hospitality and en,oyed
their trip thoroughly.
GEoRGETowS UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF LAw-The
annual commencement Of this institution VIII be
held In the National Theater on Monday evening
June 2d 1884, at eight O'Clock. Tie address TO the
graduates VIII be delivered by Hon. Zebuion b.
Vance, OF North Carolina, and the presentation OF
prizes VIII be made by Hon. Richard T. Merrick
The public are invited.
AT AUCTION, a handsome residence opposite
Lafayette park. Attention Is called to the chan
Gerry sale, by Thos j. Fisher Co.. real est ate auc
tioneers Monday afternoon, at O'Clock, In front o
the premises, OF the handsome dwelling, No La
fayette square
EQUITABLE c. B. Observation-Disclosures I'm tn
seventh issue may be taken and payments made a,
the Office or the secretary from $50 m. TO 40 D. m
daily share, s250 per month, assets, 1886, AS 81
Pamphlets explaining the working OF the assO
citation furnished upon application. Thos Somer
Vile. president; john 10Y fasoD, seeTeGary. Sci
advertisements
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D1sr1euR1Se HuMoRs, IrcH1se AN
BURNING TORTURES. HUMILIATING
ERIrpTInNO
ERUPTIONS. SUCH AS

ERUPTIONS. SUCH AS
SALT RHEUM or Eczema, Psoriasis, Scald Head. In
fantile Birth Humors. and every form of Itching.
Scaly Pinpy, Scrofulous, Inherited, Contagious and
CopperColored Diseases of the Blood Skim and Scalp
with Loss OF Hair positive cured by the CUTIcURA
REMEDIES.
CUTICURA RESOLvENT. the new blood purifier,
ceanses the blood and Precipitation of impurities and
poisonous elements. and thus the cause
CUTiCtRA, the great Skin Cure, instantly allays
Itching and inflammation. clears the Skin and Scalp,
heals Ulcers and Sores. and restores the Hair.
CUTICURA SOAP an exquisite Skin Beautifer and
Toilet Requisite prepared from Cuticura inspensa-
BE i'll treating Skin Diseases Baby Humors, Skin Bem
ishes, Rough, Chapped or Oily Skin.
CUTICURA REMEDIES are absolutely pure, and the
only real Blood Purifiers and Skin Bcautiiers free from
mercury. arsenic lead. zinc. any other mineral
vegetable poison whatsoever.
1t would require this entire paper do justice to
description of the performed by the Cuticura Re-
solvent internally, and Cuicura and Cuticura Soap
externally.
ECZEMA of the ralrns of the hands and of the ends Of
incurabe small patches of letter and salt rheum the
ears, nose and sides of the face.
SCALED HEADS, with loss of hair without number,
heads covered with dauf and scaly eruptions espe-
ciay of children and infants many of which since birth
had been mass of scabs;
ITCHING, burning and scaly fortunes that bafied
even relief from ordinary remedies soothed and healed
as by magic:
PSORIASIS, LEPROsY and other frightful forms of
Skin Diseases ScrofulOus Ulcers, Old Sores, and Dis
charging Wounds each and all of which have been
speedily, permanently, and economically cured by the
Cuticura Remedies.
Sold everywhere. Price: CUT1cURA so cents; Re-
SOLVENT, 81; SOAP. Is cents. POTTER DRUG AND CHEM
CAL Co.. Boston. Mass
Send for How to Cure Skin Diseases my17
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Speer,S Wines
The excellence OF SpeerS Wines is atteSted by the
many physicians throughout the country who have
used them. They received the award at the Cen
tennial Exposition For sale by all druggists was
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SPECIAL AND UNPRECEDENTED
BARGAINS
E. G. DAVIS,
7l9 HARRIET SPACE
Black Silks from 75c. to 50 % per yard
Black Surah and Merveeux from 81 to 81
Black Lousine, just the thing for summer.
Real India Pongee, plain and figured
Choice designs and new patterns in Silk Grenadines
FINE WHITE TEXTURES,
Consisting of Dotted and Plaid Swiss. India Persian
and Egyptian Lawns Mulls. Nainsooks India Linen
Masalia and French Organizes. much in demand at
the present season. and at prices the lowest to be found
ALSO.
Choice assortment in Black and Figured Satines
Full stock Of Ladies' and Misses Underwear
Laces, Embroidery and Dress Trimmings
tD-Job lot OF Null Fichus at less than half price
E.GDAvIs
my4 Cor. Market Space and 9Th st.
CIR The BEST.
THE CONCORD HARNESS.
THE CONCORD COLLAR.
On hnd % G al IF Re
,u- conno c.r at Lowest ives /, Prices s
LUTZ Il BRO,
zg7 Pennsylvania Avenue,
CONGRATULATIONS Adjoining National Hotel.
Eer9 HarsX ss
name and trade marx stamped on it. myl4
REsT IN THE woRLDi
UPPER TEN
WY WY III ###ss s. E s. II
WV & q Il ssss < y
ASK YOUR GROCER
H. Il H. W. CATHERWoOD,
PHILADELPHIA.
MILAN HArs Ar Cosr
asSef Fsass gu" :ss # =s Sss
ssss Ps 81 b Rss % xnss
Plumes. which we are offering very low.
MRS. M. J. HUNT.
my7 1909 Street.
HoMGopATH1o
MEDICINES AND BOOKS
A full supply in stock at
ROERICKE b TAFELs Pharmacy
1876 West Fayette street, Baltimore.
Mail orders promptly attended TO- my15-eo26t
GOOD SUBSTITUTE FOR LINENS
M Boys Saiior Suits. Price, 81 80. Sl75. %. 32.50
Boys School Suits, s. now g. The Best 81 SO Mems
Black AlpacaCoat in town Better one worth both
Jobs Office Coats from 20 cents to 81 Job Our &1Oaud
a Bns sss r ss STRAW
At 6ELBY's.
myN 191A1916 Pennsylvania avenue
NArRo1rrH1o Wafer
SAFE. QUICK AND PLEASANT.
Eminent physicians pronounce It superior to anymn
eral water now in use In all cases Of
HEADACHES. GASTRIC AND INTESTINAL DY6-
PEPSIA. BILOUsNESS, WANT OF APPETITE.
LANGUOR, COMPLIANCE AND
DEBILITY.
ENTIRELY FREE FROM GRIPPING.
Ask your Merchant for 1t. my20-Sm
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Extra Silk Laces Given
with all Bicycle Shirts, at Auerbachs 9TH and H. co
A Sore Throat or Cough.
II suffered to progress, often results In an incurabe
throat or lung trouble. "Brown's Bronchial
Troches" give instant relief. co
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SECOND FLOOR.

1900 JERSEYS for ladies and children 1900 PARA
SOILS and SUN UMBRELLAS Having contracted
for these last January. enabled to sell them
cheaper at retail than some merchants buy them &C
wholesale We are sellir beautiful Satin Coach
ing Umbrella at 81 Is. gilt ribs. worth much more.
UNDERWEAR UNDERWEAR
In this department defy competition All good are
marked down to make them sell previous to rebuilding
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CUTICURA RESOLVENT. the new blood purifier,
clenses the blood and Precipitation of impurities and
poisonous elements. and thus removes the cause.
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i !; y y y E. +. E
g. : F. E. {. ! 1 / 6! IS:
MILLINERY AND WHITE SUITS.
STYLE 1. Made of best Victoria Lawn handsomely
tucked, at:.....:.....$ 475
2 A stylish suit, plated waist, skirt with clus-
tiers Of broad tucks, sash to match
at..... .............................$ 625
8. The entire garment trimmed with tucked
rufies and embroidery, t.......$ $50
4. "A beautiful suit" made from fine India
Linen, draped with plaits and finished
with French revering ESPECIALLY
adapted for mourning Uedrl, at. $1,000
g. Amagnihcent STYLE Basque overskirt and
skirt finished with deep embroidered
rufties.. $1150
" g. Made from very best of India Linen ex-
quistely trimmed with broad plaits and
deep embroidered ruf1es. handsome IL
inches wide embroidered nouncings up
the bGck-a decided novelty. ..... Sl5 90
large variety Of White LAWN SUITS trimmed with
blue red. lavender, embroideries. made up the
latest designs from S1700 up.
Richly trimmed and embroidered Costumes made
from fine India Linen up to $500.
ALL OF THE ABOVE ARE OF OUR EXCLUSIVE DE-
SIGNS.
WRAPPERS IN ALI. THE LATEST STYLES
Avast assortment of Ladies' Bingham Suits Figured
q low priceS,
''SPRING WRAPS"
We shall close balance Of these goods ata
DISCOUNT OF 20 PER CENT.
MISSES AND CHILDREN's SUITS.
We are proud to say that able to maintain
reputation Of showing the largest and most select
sortment Of Children's Garments
Examine styles of White Lawn Pique, Eateen and
Bingham Dresses. in sizes to fit from to 16 years.
BOYS SHIRTWAISTS.
In endless varieties Of patterns ct &C., 7s. ssc and
S1.26 piece
LADIES' COTION UNDERWEAR.
We have placed very special Lots upon our coun.
ters and it will be to your interest to examine same be-
fore purchasing elsewhere One Of these specalies Is
80 dozen high-necked CORSET COVERS made from
fine camhrc faultless shape finished with French aat
fells. at 2lc.
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