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Great C1os1Ne Our SALE
OF FINE BOOTS AND SHOES
At S1NSHEIMER & BROS. sos 9TH st-e..

This sale Will continue a short time only Look
carefully at the Extraordinary Bargains we of1er n
the following well-known makers In Ladies, Shoes
Cousins finest Cur. Kid, hand-sewcd but that cost
you IS. we will sell you now at Sd 70
Cousins finest Str Goat, handsewed, which are sold
elsewhere at $3.50. our price now S359
Cousins fine Cur. Kid, butt which sell at % IN 49,.
sell now at $2.79.
Cousins Misses Shoes Mt the same low figures
ABOUT 200 pairs Ladies' Fine Kid Butt every pair OF
which Is worth 50, are now selling at So
Our Burts Men Shoes, in butt lace and Cater. that
were % and %, are now closing at S375
These shoes are superior to custom made,
We ask those that want to save money to .or,. a.
early as possible, as stock is now cornnle,a We
have all sizes aud widths therefore cali mt once at
sINsHEIMER BROS.
- sos 7th street.
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The Late James ID. Clary.
RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT.
u ASIIINETnN ID 4, March I L


WAsIuNGToS d. G. March II 1so5
a, q, s,ooi.l ,,,a..i,.s. -, 81 ,,..f
Us VI '4i0 NiieS'"fs oi the
Corcorah II ire insurance company, hcId this
day, tine following gentlemen were a1,oointed
to draft resolutions Of reSfect TO The renao.v M
,he late Inn, IN .-.-,- If -, -,
-. 'i.-eS' D''oi9
ana .EchlOiiStoh, VINO reported The iOICWiEs:
HheFerS, Ii h5t> please 80 Almighty DiSp;rser
OF human eV rs l, remove rom Us our 1riond
am coiie'@ue. inc i@'' 5;t;'- - cary. es'i.,Cae
vi 1he uliSN . %. M c'i;iti>tiN. therefore,
I.fN,ts', tiItt W Nr'.ai@ mourn lI> l.'>>. and
a. token Oh ht't It'-rL 4"F ;Il, VIII attend his
IuLtTai IN :. 5"dF. an II 'Ets: t!erei" and 10
paIy us, the Office will be closed,
I'+SorFt', hat We >l..c' rely -E;4p@thize with
nis mother IL nc @fe.'' los - its sustained
III w si.''- =. ~. N-Iili IL stl,t mate son
.era5 ,,,,, 80 -, 49,, @ I,is bt en-
copy, si.ned ny the President and secretary be-
= ~ " TAG M - 80 sHe deceased, ana pub
hshed IN the G,';ty '2:srs.
u htti-+Lt -tNb, Acting Secretary.
=
iEE ATE ~. n IpI--" A.HINGTOS, II.
y March -. iSS'}--iis1 t'p>i't - Directors of
.-ie -Hsti'ii'd Tax - .if l.ciibilc iii = ecai
- 60 N4-- y reason .! III"
o'a.HI IL n fiit"t 60 oHe of the director
a, wen = th'. tIIi the bank, III express
ZION 1i tiie si.oth thsS h@Ne received. the loss
they nave sustained and the sorrow tuev have
experienced IN biz sad and sudden death and
mory and sympathy VIZ. The FAMILY az tho dc
ceased. passed the following resolution VIZ.
- Atesoircd. Iiiai in the death of X. X. Eliot
and vi,.iIant ofci;. and adviser. wiios. cl..;,r.
common sesse was ever prompt W ose itttg-
Inent WAS sound whose zeal was 7ndef,tiGtIi1
and whose loss at our council-blard creates a
void which cannot easily be filled either a. 10
our iabor~ or our affections We unife our
voice To- the general ,.xnr.s.ion ,f Sorroyr IA
should have been cut down i'm the tIaturi,v or
lis power and the prime of fnauhood. and va
deplore the los 10 his family his friends b;S
profession and his ce,fDmunify Las
KeSofced That we tender In his f,,ni1v o,,r
evidence. 81 r,I,erf Ia. biS ,'e,,,trt d. i.e'
bers OF this board will atteni ~ i,,t ' i
body ~ ms al III a
Atesolre7 That n coyy Of tbeSa raso,,.to,
.ransfnItted 20 his f,,tii, 80 49, s DC
.ord in The hooks of ~ - ~ '1'''ue vi fe-
fsiguedI ptNiFI !; ~ ABE p-o,,
go. - :! = -, >, Am, frest
NhAS- = BRADLEY, Cashier.
R,xorFrr~c ,ur C, >,
al ~. ~ I, o''ii'i utt was gwen last evening
- -. y Hptei by herman residents of
-. -! 70 w, tiie 'eEiiaH-ooFn members of the
I'M 49, IN ~ Inc gueSts OF the even.
IL, n, , I 4; '. btUEter, oi wisconsin. and
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M. AuSenstein, sI7 9TH st. NV.

offers the following special inducements for to-
morrow only: Market baskets, &C., wooden
water buckets and SO clothespins, Ice; deco
rated dinner and tea sets combined, ID pieces
$l1.94; naJolica or crystal water pitchers, 100;
rated tea sets, III pieces, S3.49: 2-qt covered
buckets, &C.; 4S sheets shelf paper, &C.; 3 bowls,
!Oc:; 3-strlng brooms, 15c.; 4-string, 23c.; zinc
case and brush, 14c.; l. doz. fancy goblets. ole;
y doz salt cellars, 1Oc.; curtain poles complete
riageS and yalises
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4 I2cartiess Mother

MARY JOHNSON HELD UNDER THE NEW LAW
FOR CRUELTY To HER INFANT CHILD.
Mary Johnson, the cclored woman who was
arrested by Sergeant No!.es Of the first pre-
cinct, Tor abandoning her infant child as stated
IN yesterday S STAR, WAS charged in the Police
Court this morning. under the new law with
cruelty 10 child. Her counsel waived an ex-
animation and the case was sent to the grand
jury; bonds, 5000, The defendant is q coIo-ed
girl nineteen years old, her child being only
eight months old. For the past six months the
child has been kept by Mrs. Harris, from
whom its mother lot the babe about eleven
O'Clock ON "wednesday night. Being anxious
to get rid of her offspring, Mary wrapped the
child in an old blanket and threw il out into an
alley, where il remained until nearly n,Ornin1
tine blanket getting nearly drenched nom the
rain. which fell durin. the early morning. The
citiie mas beeli cared ;or since il found by
station. o
This is the first case under the new law, and
she Is charged under the second section OF the
act ior the protection OF children in the District
OF Columbia The section reads as follows.
THAT any person in the District of Columbia
who shall torture. cruelty beat abuse. or other.
wise wilfully naltreat any child under the ace
OF eighteen years: or any person having the GUS.
tody and possession of a child under the age of
fourteen wears who shall expose or aid and abat
In exposing, such child i'll any highway, street
heid house, clubhouse or other place with in.
custody or control II child under the age of fonr,
teen years. who shall in any way dispose of IL
WIN view To its being employed as an aero
Dat, or u gymuast IL contortionist or n circus
Iiaer; OF a rope walker, or in any exhibition OF
mt dangerous character, or a beggar, or mendi-
sa', or pssuper or street singer. or musician or
any person who shall take. receive, hire. EN-.
ptox, use, exhibit; or have in custody any child
vi !ne age last named for any of the purposes
isst enumerated shall he deemed guilty of a
na,isn4e,meanor, and when convicted thereof
SNAIL sinai oe subject 70 punishment by o fine of not
term not exceeding two years, or both" " =
i.1,IioiiNG TO fAf FOR AN ORGAN-Att the
oal93.ing iaSt evening TO pay for the organ re-
Gently purchased Tor the First German Re-
,ureu tfinitS church, the diamond ring was
Seilhausen, by a Vote of 952la. The other nrize
aahah4some rocking chair, was won by Mrs
Muehiheisen BY a Vote of $40. The net sr,ornt
of the proceeds was S255. "o"'
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AisssIScHHen.S.

ALBAU CHS OPERA HOUsE.-The "Bunch of
Keys at this houS>. continue to unlock all the
doors of laughter with their hearty if not very
elegant fun. There Will be matinee tO-Inor-
row.
FORMS OPERA HorSE.-By close attention to
business and invariahe readiness for all sorts
OF eSIgencieS. Mr.. VI. Il. Curtis in ''Spot Cash"
Keeps his audiences intent all his actions
and deeply curious to know what next Will be-
fall him in his remarkable career on the road
There vii be the usual matinee tomorrow
REV HENRY WARD B.:fCIIEI; VII, lecture at
CONGREGATIONAL church Monday evening on
Evolution and Revolution This is one OF
Nr. Beecbe-'S most able and interesting lee
lures. Seats may be had at BrcntanOS
y GRAND CONCERT Will lie given at the Con-
gregaiiOIal church Tuesday evening. under
The direction OF Mr.. y. y. Hayes, and with a
chorus Of fifty voices. Among the soloi>ts who
Will appear are Miss Eva Mills. soprano: Ms
Powell contraltO: Mr.. Widney. baS>p; Prof
William Waldecker, Org2nist. and Mr. ~ L.
King, of New York. the noted oratorio tenor
Seats are on sale at Ellis,
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SPECIAL Nor1cE.

RESPECTFULLY CALL THE ATTENTION OF
ARCHITECTS AND THOSE CONTEMPLATING
BUILDING, TO MY STOCK OF FIRST-CLASS
HEATING APPARATUS, AND wOULDPARTICU-
LARLY CALL YOUR ATTENTION TO THE
WROUGHT IRON FURNACES FROM THE WELL
KNOWN FACTORY OF REYNOLDS & SON
WHICH CONSIDER ASGOOD IFNOTSUPERIOR
TO STEAM HEATING AT ONE HUNDRED PER
CENT CHEAPER IN COST. WOULD ALSO CALL
YOUR ATTENTION TO THE WELH~kNOWN
FIREPLACE HEATERS FROM THE FACTORY
FJAMESSPEAR, FOR CHEATING TWO Oh MORE
ROOMS ABOVE FOR ECONOMY AND HEAT
ING QUALITY THEY HAVE NO EQUAL THESE
HEATERS AND FURNACES ARE BEING USED
EXTENSIVELY IN SOME OF THE FINEST
HOUSES IN THE CITY, WHICH WE TAKE
GREAT PLEASURE IN REFERRING TO. ACALL
is SOLICITED AND ESTIMATES PROMPTLY
FURNISHED
g
WALTER d. WYvUL. EXCLUSIVE AGENT
ape No. 452 PA. AVE. NEAR "A STREET
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IL Can BE BOUGHT CHEAPER AT THE

Ill Can BE BOUGHT CHEAPER AT THE
Paint Department of JAMES H. Mc(SII-L.
Dealer in Buildng supplies Nos 9Os. 80, 812 and
GA street doors west of the Patent ONCE i'm.
medately adjoining National Rifles Armory, than g
any other establishment in the city. Ii you wish %
buv even the smallest quantity of white lead oils var
nish colors (dry in Oil etc. send your address on
postal card and printed priceist Of every article
sold i'm this department win be 70 you by retrrn
mail reaching you I'm q few hours time by letterSnf.
rier This pricest gives the price of haifpint pint
quart balfgaon. gallon and five gallons ofeach kind
OIL turpentine, dryer varnlsh and other liquid sold
by also price per quarter pound haifpound
pound. FIVE ten twenty five and one hundred pound
of each article sold by weight also list and prices a
miscellaneous articles The prices are graded eccord
lowest prices. small buyers pay q slightly higher rssx
NV prices fixed All buyers buying the ssme ouane
tty pay the same price. the perienced buyeS Re
the price rs the oldest painter II he buys Sh0
same quantity.
Aner examining my price-list, send your ORDERS b.
messenger, telephone, or by mail and they Will -
filed promptly and the blu, per pricelisf collexa
delivery Goods delivered parts Of the city.
The other Departments ct my business have grvWD
TO satisfactory proportions now give my special =
tention TO the Paint Department and xpe By hsvi1
prices and making prompt deliveries, % secure IL
ersl share Of the public patronage.
Dealer In Building Supplies.
0SSm oo6. 0lo. ol2 end olA q 6sros6
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SOMETHING NEw-A piece of tobacco, neat
oblone. square, bearing the name and trade
mark of Violet Plug Chewing Tobacco. The
cheapeSt pIIrest and choicest quality of tobacco
Insist upou having the genuine article, and take
no other of your Iobacconist. Luchs Il Bro,
agents
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500 Miles Easily Travelled

On our new 81. 90 1--WE don't mean railroad butt
Line of Gents Button, Laced ana Caters in
with solid cattles soles, and warranted to give
satisfaction. This is the first and only genuine
line OF $500 Cali Shoes offered in the United
Penn ave
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I.nrrs AND GENTLEMEN will be interested
10 examine our stock Of shoes ties and slippers,
which is the best largest and cheapest ever
offered. Young's. l02 sth street. sore agent lor
tine celebrated 81 so electric shoes. Also, soc.
electric sOies. Look for the Old Woman in
Wfudoyr
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CASH Pn1cEs For Dry Goops

COLORED SILKS, Soc
FANCY SILKS, soc,
COLORED SATINS, SOC.
BLACK SATINS, soc.
CARTL...S,
I'll MARKET SPACE,
Near the corner Of 18th street.
FRUIT OF THE LOOM BLEACHED COTTON, g..
NEW YORK MILLS SHEETING COTTON,
widest and very best quality. IS
Finest quality French sATrINEs, In Pink Blue and
Beautiful CoLoRED CAsHMEREs. very fine quail
ity, II yards for 81.
Excel. Mt quality BLACK SILKS only 81. cheap at
s5c.; real value 81. s''''''' 'A''
MN NNSs YELLING. Cream. Pink, Blue, Black. wide
double width. pure WOOL only 9Th
LADIES CLOTH SUITING, in Grev and Brown.
one yard and halt (111j wide immense width only
BEOCADE COIORED SILK VELVET. 81 On
Very handsome BLACK BROCADE SILK VEL
VET worth $500 reduced To 81 so Special bargain
BLACK CASHMERE sHAWls. all pure fine wool,
CARRIERS,
mh7 I'll MARKET SPACE.
An OproRruN1rY FoR AL
TO BUY RELIABLE AND FIRsT-CLAss CLOTH.
ING AT MANUFACTURERS PRICEA
None should delay but call at and see our
MEMS. BOYS AND CHILDREN's CLOTHING,
AT OUR SPECIAL
10 AND 20 PER CENT REDUCTIONa
10 AND 20 PER CENT REDUCTIONS
10 AND ~ PER CENT REDUCTIONS
NO MISREPRESENTATION
NO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
NO MISREPRESENTATION
We guarantee every buyer shall have the full worth
of hts money, and that every garment sell shall
do good service to the to the full amount Its
COST and bring the purchaser back to US again.
NOAH WALKER & CO.,
TAILORS AND CLOTHIERs
ja7 625 Pennsylvania Avenue
FoR TuE INAUGURATION.
ON CONSIGNMENT
q. 8. BUNTING FLAGS, ALI. SIZES
for Sale and for Rent at Reasonable Terma
COTTON AND NATION FLAGS, all sizes
R REEHT ~ NAN WlT TIL STA "a rs Sy the yard
ming Houses.
GLASS, CH1NESE AND AMERICAN uANTERNs
CALL AND EXAMINE OUR Prices.
ao No. 400 and 4os ~ s.l a9faR as,Srs
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COUGHS, COLDS. AND SORE THROAT yield
readily Ia B. H. Douglass * Sons Capslcum
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CIR THE Best.

GET IHE Best
"THE CONCORD HARNESS"
THE CONCORD COLLAR
COUPE, CARRIAGE, ROAD, TEAM and Elk
LOWEST PRICEH
Every genuine CONCORD HARNESS l. stamped
LUTZ 4 BRO,
l07 Pennsylvania avenue.
Adjoining National Hotel.
81 HORSE BLANKETS and CARRIAGE ROBES
IN great variety q very low prtcoA ocl7
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{ L. H. WARMERS Guide Book at all station
and at his office, $40 street Price ten
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and Restaurant for ladies and gentlemen. 44O
and 442 9th street. Choice Oysters. Fish Game
and every delicacy. Ladies' saloon first floor
No climbing up stairs. Polite attention.
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FUssELL's Ice CREAM and Charlotte Russo,
1927 New York avenue.
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and 50 Gents Ad@s
and %S 80 Sale of seats opened Thursday March L.
ssWHY, 1T Is OUR BoBw
THE CONGRATULATIONS WELCOME HOME TO
MR.. ROBT. L. DOWNING,
Who returns after achieving Marked Success as q
Dramatic Star in joaquin Miller's New Drama.
III. mo- :, TALLY HO,
Y3p1l@- 9u VIII take place at
FORDS OPERA HOUSE
On
MONDAY EVENING, MARCH 10.
His worth is warrant for his welcome"
NoTE.-As boy MR.. DOWNING made his first
appearance on any stage in Washington, under the
same manager who now confidently places him before
the public OF his native city as a star.
Places for next week can be secured. mill
{ CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
MONDAY, MARCH 18,
REV. HENRY WARD BEECHER
Subject:
EVOLUTION AND REVOLUTION.
Admission so and IS cents; reserved seats IS cents
and Sion sale at Brentanos, corner Pennsylvania
ave. and 18th st. mhll-5t
POssINrs sTABAT MATER.
GRAND CONCERT
At the
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH,
TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH II.
tralto; Mr. WIDNEY. Basso; Prof WIN. WAL
DECKER, Organst; Mr.. A. A. HAYES,
Director, and
A. L. KING,
OF New York. the GREAT ORATORIO TENOR
With Chorus Of Fifty Voices
Admission SO cents. Reserved seats, 81.
Tickets for sale at Ellis Music Store 937 Pennsyl
vana ave. mhl1-6t
FoRD's- A WEEK OF FUN
THE SEQUEL OF SUCCESS.
TONIGHT AND SATURDAY MATINEE,
THE CELEBRATED COMEDIAN,
NJ. B. CURTIS.
In His Latest and Greatest Success
SPOT CASH:
Or. SAM'L OF PosES THE ROAD.
A CONTINUATION OF AND A SEQUEL TO
SAML OF POSEN.
ONLY MATINEE SATURDAY.
Monday Ne1t-Mr. r. L. DOWNING, in his new
success, TALLY no mh9
NATIONAL ROLLER SKATING RINK.
6l1-6l3 E STREET,
Near Post Office Building.
NOW OPEN, PPM
10000 Feet hard Maple Floor Skating Surface.
Ladies and Children afternoon admission with skates,
SCRIBNERs BICYCLE SCHOOL.
INSTRUCTION FREE TO PURCHASERS
C0LCMB!A AND ALL FIRsT-CLASs BICY-
T Ti,5 TRICTCLEs AND ACCESSORIES AT FAC
sf EIfY J TfSrA AND rR1cYcIEs SOLD ON IN
VIM. c. sCRIBNER,
FENTON HALL, + STREET,
mh9-1m* NEAR 18th NORTHWEST.
HERzoG's MUSEUM,
ExHE yc ATTE aSSoSx AMP S,f NIGH1
s. Diapers Original Mammoth
spnrn1As nfSoBHaESp Ef6fHH 80
Jolly COON euARf f2fHEh.p rRooBApouRs'
FLAT 1H R5Af ais5 !EREIEH SINGERS
Admission to family circle, 10 cents: admission to
first floor, 2Oc. Reserved seats may be secured six
oseSf s In future Box o % s viii P be
open roMS ia. sharp to 10 pm.
te at o and
mh0-6t
INHEATER COMIQUE
WE MATINEE EVERY DAY
WE ENTERTAIN EVERY NIGHT,
so Ladies are in Attendance,
And
mhe-6t ROYAL FUN PREDoMuNATEs
SOCIETY MUSIC. :
- F. EIBNERS ORCHESTRA
furnlshcS Music for all Observation-Disclosures. l34O
81. AT
Droop, Ellis, Metzcrott and Eberbach will receive
pfoInpt attention. Film
(NHDICE SEATS
~ FOR ALL THE THEATERS.
BRENTANO BROS.
Jal7-3m Pennsylvania ave. COR / 18th St
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ssBUcha.P0iI

Quick, complete cure, all kidney. BLADDER
and Urinary Diseases, Scaldinv Irritation
Stone, Gravel, Catarrh Of the Bladder. ST. Drug
gistsD d
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Mems and boys black and brown Wool Der
At r. c. LEWIS, 900 18th ST., bet and Kn.w.
n. B.-Lowest price plainly marked in each
hat.
Something About Mems Furnfshfngs.
Gentlemen's Unlaundried Shirts So IS 81.
lightweight Bleached Canton Drawers soc
Medium weight MerinO Underwear. So rs 81
Regular made French II Hose, 2 pair for 25c.
Complete assortment medium and low priced
At R. G. LEWIS, 900 9TH ST., bet. land X NV.
Don't Miss Chance Such as We Are
Offering.
but come to our stores and secure some of the
following choice bargains: Ladies' very best
hand-sewed French Kid Button Shoes S317
worth $500 Ladies' first quality Curacao Kid
heels. 1927, worth $3.50 Ladies' fine Curacao
hid Button Shoes. low heels and broad treads,
sl.97, worth s325. Ladies' good quality Kid
and Pebble Goat Button shoes. SI.4T worth
1925. Ladies' Pebble Goat Shoes, with worked
Sutton hole, 97c, worth $3.50. Ladies' Goat
Button Shoes, soc, worth soc. Infants fine
Kid Shoes with worked button holes. Are,
worth S5c. Chidren's fine Kid and Pebble
Solar Tip Button Shoes, S3c., worth S125
Misses serviceable School Shoes. SIC, worth
shas Misses Pebble Goat Spring Hee Burton
Spring Heel, or with heels worked, Button Hole
Shoes, S1.27, worth $500. Youths All Leather
Button Shoes 81 07, worth $3.50. Boys School
Shoes, good quality, SIC, worth I.35. Boys
neat Box Toe Button Shoes, S1.27, worth 81 90
Mems fine Calf Hand-stitched Shoes So 81.
worth $500: Mems Calf Button and Lace
Caters, S147, worth 1925 Mems All Solid
Leather Lace Shoes and CATERS. SLIT, worth
S1.15. Mems Leather Slippers, SIC, wol tn
S1.OO. STRASBURGER Bros, 726 9TH street.
first block above the Patent Office and 46l
Pennsylvania avenue, near 41a street.
II. GOllschmid. Sl2-7th st. NV. has re-
ceived from the New York Custom House 1
crate of handsome decorated English china
dinner and tea sets combined and owing to q
which the K r. Company allowed damages) l
Will Offer same sets tomorrow below inn}JOrta-
ton prices as follows; l ChatSworth set, brown
decorations, LAG pieces less Fruit saucer, 2
tea cups and coffee saucer, only S16.3S, worth
S23.: set with japanese blue decorations 146
$1o.9S, worth S24.; l Chatsworth set, pink
deGorations, 146 pieces less = fruit saucers /
butter dish, cups and soup tureen cover
crckedl, only S14.9S, worth So; Lucern
set with Olive green decorations, 146 pieces
less II dessert plates, sauce boat and / cup
S16.21, worth S24.; l set same, less l sauce
boat S1S.9S; also in addition shall offer the
articles mentioned below at prices which cam
not tail to induce purchasers; plain goblets 6
for Zoe; with engraved band 6 for 3:}c; hand
Al pieces, only S5.9S; each white china cups
and sauceIs only 41c; silver plated tea spoons
Tor 39c;. ! large bars of Oatmeal ElderfiOwer or
white casteel soap for 25c; Sheflield's silver
plated table knives for 19c; hassocks of fancy
carpets 33c: / English bristle hair brush with
ing 24 sheets OF paper and "a envelopes SC;
better quality lie; handsome hand painted
china chamber sets 10 pieces S49S; with COW
cred jar SITS.
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I'EAI. ESTATE BULLETIN. for March, just is
sud by Tyler II Rutherford. 1926 r st. NV, TO
distribution gratis. Call or send for copy.
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Have You Heard of the Fearful SIaugI

Read below and it will make the blood in
your purse curdle. To- morrow at F. kaufmans,
ing goods will be sold
~ Pacific Chambray's, 6lsc.; Pequot A Cotton,
612c.
Fine India Lawn, 71ac; French Dress Per-
cale &c.
~ Pin Check Nansook, 1Oc.; French Challe
Cloth, 12lac
Double Width Cashmere J. l.c.
Yarn Dyed Sateen, 1Oc SOlI elsewhere 371,c.
Conestoga Feather Proof Tick lie
10 doz. Children's Cotton Drawers tucked
and rntiied, 1Oc.
- doz. White Lawn Aprons, 1Oc.
40 white 1U-4 Honey Comb Spreads soc
20 not wait, for delays are dangerous
Si'ii al once at KAUFMAN S, southeast
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ThOrntOn's EInulsfon

OF pure Cod Liver Oil with Hypophosphites of
Lime and Soda for coughs, Colds Consumption.
and pleasant to take. Prescribed by nhvsi.
clans. Sold by Druggists. Large bottles Soc.
Manufactured by w. L. Thornton, corner Raj.
m,W.f
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F.IFGA-,r Cabinet Photographs 50. so per doZ.
Soc Samples. Gardner. 921 Pennsylvania ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-03-13

\ TAKE PLEASURE in recommending the Co
luulbia Fire Insurance company FOR its prompt
and satisfactory adjustment Oi loss ana dam
age by fire TO the furniture 81 my notei, I'm urtd
nv the National Tbe;,ter fire az February 21.
Parties wllo are not insured would Go We'll to
take out "A policy at once with this weil-nan-
aged home corporation. Once IN the rev hei-
log building iiI6 r street northwest.
Sc 0' IoHS FL HARRIS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-03-13

En-. IneHSe assortment of baby err.
RACES. reIrigerators and ice chests just re-
cel!ed at X. Goldschmd's, S12-7th st. NV.
which will be offered at low prices
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-03-13
uAlderney Dairy Waro...

"A1derney Dairy Wagons
Fresh Alderney Butter, churned every morn.
ing, and delivered in halfpound "Wardm nrinfs
5Oc per pound. Also Cottage Cheese, Butter
milk and sweet Milk, 6c. per quart. Cream I5c
pint. ~->AAA Aoe'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-03-13

TFHHE EXTRAORDINARY POPULARITY OF
Ayers Cherry PectOra Is the natural result of its
use by intelligent people forty years. 1t has
indsputaby Itself the very best known specific
Tor all colds, coughs and pulmonary complaints
IENAKE YER'S SARSAPARILLA IN THE
= spring of the year purify the blood nvigorate
TIE system. excite the liver action and restore the
healthy tone and vigor of the whole physical mechan-
is.n. milo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-03-13
Look for The Old Woman in Window.
JOhnsOn's Oyster Saloons

Handsome Silk Scarfs for Men and
Depot, 7th and II. /