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LOOK. STILL EEDCCING.-Walnut hair cloth
lounges $500. a few at $500; walnut cribs,
$500: walnut and cherry marble-top side
boarcS. : 1900: imitation Of mahogany chamber
suites. $500; two dozen walnut hair cloth
pariOr suites, Ia close them out we put the price
at S:ss. -, cheap az $4,000 some rattan rockers
at $3.50: ash chifioniers. $1,000; children 3
high chairs with table, 81 90. y large stock of
baby carriages at very low prices. All new
stock. We do not offer any old stock, or adyer-
tiSe the same. Reason: We never have any,
A call will convince you the goods speak for
themselves. VIM. III. Dunn's. 81 eth st. Nv.
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CITY ITEMS.
Our second weekly Remnant Day

Much encouraged by the rush OF business on
our previous Remnant Sale Day, we continue
our Second Remnant Sale and Bargain Day to-
morrow, Thursday, under even more favorable
circumstances. The past week has been an
unusually busy one with u.s. and has naturally
caused a great many remnants and odds and
ends Of all kinds of goods 10 accumulate.
These will all be marked out Tomorrow from
the different departments. Included in this
sale will be splendid yard-wide Bleached and
Brown COttOns at cents per yard: yard-wide
fine dark and medium Dark Percales at cents
per yard, worth 12Aac.; Wamsutta, New York
Mills, and Pride of the West yard-wide Bleached
Cottons at cents; splendid styles Dress Cling
hams at cents, worth 12l2c.; ten different
coors of Cheese Cloth at 5 cents per yard, and
thousands of bargains from different depart
mentS.
Do not miss this rare opportunity
LANSBURGH & Bro.
4SO-4o9-i24-426 eth street.
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Transfers Of Real Estate.

Deeds in fee have been filed as follows:
T. ID u. Todd to T. > Ross ct al, lot II. So. go;
go, and and :, So. 613; ss25. G. g. Collegiate
to d. l.. fulee, sub. 8, So. 112; $4,000. r. A.
estate of Clark Mills; $500. X. Farnham to
A. Depue, lot IL, SO. al; 81, 2S7. J. $. Blank
man To W. L. kellogg, lot 90, sd. 1873; 81 400.
w. Il. Harper To Minerva Wright, sub. II, SO.
722; 5000. Il. Farnhain To T. and j. Martin,
sub. 81, so. 541; u, LA. Jane Farnham to b. F..
Leighton subs. q! and 112, so. o41; S1,2SS.9S.
Frank III. Stickney to Virginia &. Lewis lot =,
Tip Top; 500. Mrs. Elizabeth $. stckney TO
same, lots % to A, on Hill street; s.. j. w
OIL TO Marianne Young, pit. Is, so. 75; S2.4OO.
J. e. Berckman to Kate Farr, pit. sub b, So. SOB;
$1,000. Ida NJ. StaDsbury to c. ). Cheney, lot
X, sub. so. 492; 81, 300.
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freight train and passenger train coIlided
on the New Jersey Central railroad at ROseIle
n. J. A number Of the passengers were cut by
broken window glass, but no one was seriously
hurt.
Judge Dyckman, OF the New York supreme
court, says OF the Dempsey and LIE Blanche
battle: "fhoSe Llen must be punished The
district attorney must pursue every man con-
nected with The affair
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Our Great Diamond Sale.

Some specialties in earrings:
l pr. earrings, l carat, Si5, worth S6O
pr. earrings, z stone clusters, sos worth $50
pr. earrings, 2as carats, perfect, $125, worth
SITS.
1 pr. earrings, Ia carats, perfect, $50, worth
1925
pr. earrings 81. carats, perfect, $1S5, worth
1926.
pr. earrings. GA carats, perfect, S4s5. worth
$3.50.
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CUTICURA REMEDIES

Are sold everywhere. CUTICURA, the Great Skin
Cure, SOC: CUTICURA SOAP an exquisite Skin Beau.
ther. Doc; CUTIcURA REsOLvENT, the new Blood
Purifier, 81. Prepared by the POTTER DRUG AND
CHEMICAL Co., Boston.
Send for "How to Cure Skin Diseases"
ITCHING, Scaly. Pimply and Oily Skin beautifed
by CUTICURA soap
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sJCsr RECEIVED, 5000 pieces of gilt paper
which we are now selling at doc. Also, 900
pieces OF white blank paper, at I2l.zc., and put
ting up the same at 1212c per piece.
j. Il. SPELSHOUSE, Agt-
V2S eth st NV
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CITY AND DISTRICT
A.nusemenrx Tonight

ALBACGHS.-Aimee in '.Nam zelle."
NATIoSAL.-Abbotti in 1.-THE Nikado."
HAREIS' BIJoU.-"Dad's Girl
HERZOG s.-Worlds Ministries.
DIME MUsEUM.-'.A Block Came"
PANORAMA BUILDING.-Second battle of Bull
Run
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A COMPLETE CURE.

have suffered all my life with skin diseases of diff
ferent kinds and have found per manent relief
UNTIL by the advice uf lady friend. used your valu-
able CUTIcURA REMEDIES. gave them thorough
trial. using six bottles Of the CUTICURA REsoLvENr
two boxes of CUTICURA and seven cakes of CUTICURA
SOAP and the result was just what had been told it
would be-d complete cure.
BELLE WADE.
Richmond, Va
Reference: g. w. Latimer, Druggist. 500 w. Mar
shall street, Richmond, Va.
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VIZ have no special days for pretended low
prices, but we always sell Furniture, Carpets,
Bedding, Upholstery Goods, Portieres. Lace
Curtains and all goods in our line as low any
call and see US. Singleton Fletcher, AIS 9Th
N
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MIS-. h. A. DONOVAN, 904 street, has gone
TO New York, being notified by the custom
house of the arrival OF her latest iTnportations
of spring millinery goods direct from Paris and
New York.
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1uC FlOWGfS That BLOOM IN the spring
are no less welcome than the result of the 1S9th
Grand Monthly Drawing OF the Louisiana state
New Orleans La. It is continued thus: The
First Capitalists ,OO0-was drawn by No. 81 :
7O5, sold in fifths, each at one dollar. One was
held by Annie Smith, coiored cook at No. lib
Liberty ST., New Orleans; one by Andrew Doyle,
care OF Thos: sheahan, SO Broadway. New York
maker at No 7O4 De KaIb Ave, Brooklyn, n.
Y; one by w. r. Jones and five friends at MUIR
physboro, Ills. &c. The Second Capital was
drawn by No. 1925, sold also in fifths. (at 81
eachG one was held by Gottfred Anderson on
steamer ''Onward," at Market st. wharf, San
Francisco another was paid to Wells Fargo &
Memphis. Tenn, &c: Third Capital Prize
Huntly, Carlisle; New v Mexico; one to w; F.
nacane, both OF Oakland, Cal, all collected
through Wells Fargo 4 Co 8 Express, ETC., ETC.
Fourth Capital Prizes. 80, 600 each, were drawn
by Nos. p, 946 and 80, ss2, sold generally all
over-Vicksburg, Miss; San francisco, Cal, etc.
So it goes on constantly. The 191st Grand
Monthly Drawing will take place ut noon,
Tuesday, April 18th, and any Information de.
sired can be had on an application to NJ. A.
Dauphin, New Orleans. La. N0aO try not to be
teJt nett time.
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The White Elephant.

S17 1th street northwest.
Grand re-opening Thursday evening, March
18th, under entire new management. Fine
Wines, Liquors and Cigars Billiard and Pool
PariOrS. WUNDER a. SCOTT,
prnnriofr,rS
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BACKACHE WEAKNESS, UTERINE PAINS,
Soreness and Iameness speedily cured by that new,
original elegant and inallible antidote to pain and
Inflammation, the CUrICURA ANTI-PAIN PLASTER
At druggists. Csc mhH
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ASTOS FISCHER'5 dry cleaning and dye
works, 9O8 G. st. u. w. Satisfaction guaranteed
in work and price. Goods called for and de-
Hvered. Telephone, 1852.
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RoBBERIEs REPoRTED.-Mrs. Ellen Harris
443 franklin street, reported TO the police to-
day that between d and o'clock yesterday
morning her clothes line was stripped of CLOTH
ing valued at S23.-David Rocco 6i2 Iouisi-
ana avenue, reports stolen from. his store yes
terday morning a iadys gold chain and S. in
money.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-03-17

A WASHINGroN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the
list OF names OF those who received the degree
OF doctor OF medicine at the graduating eXer-
cises OF the University of Maryland, held today
at the Academy of Music, Baltimore was that
oi Dr Allen Walker, OF Brightwood, d. c. Dr.
y. Walker also received a hospital Certificate
tor hospital residence. He is the only graduate
IN the class OF L $50 who resides in the District
He was a student of Dr. L. u. Stone OF Bright
wood.
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JUsr RECEIVED large line of Baby Wagons
and Hefrigera tors at W. II. Hoekes.
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THE COMMITTEE ESTABLISHES HEADQUARTERS
contributions ACKNOWLEDGED.
The Light Infantry fair committee have
opened headquarters at 941 Pennsylvania ave-
nue., where donations will be received. At the
meeting OF the fair committee last night the
following contributions were acknowledged
3 Z. Palmer, $40; ID. 5. Lord, SIS; Hagerty
Bros. & Co., New York. S25 Schiltz Brewing
Co., Milwaukee,, S25; ). q. Fiogg IL CO., So BoS-
ton Home JOuy1tdi, set of books; Sherman, Cecil
II Co., New York, 50; Aitken, son 4 Co., New
York, merchandise; Dewitt wire company
Philadelphia, SO: J. w. Boteler d Son, dinner
set worth 500, to- be voted for; Willett IL
RuOtf satin de Lyons, French ground fur trim
med, worth SIS; NJ. Goldsmith, the original
medal which was presented to Gen. Win
field Scott by the commonwealth of Vir-
rendered during the war with Mexico; NJ.
W. Shuster " son. one Paris dress pattern,
value, 500; +. Ii. Barnum Il Co., one dress suit,
to be voted for, value 500; X. IL fay lOr one doZ
of best shirts to be voted for: j. w. Orme Il Son,
TWO barrels OF flour; q. rince, photographer,
lie size portrait, To be voted tor u. w. Cochran,
500 worth of cigars; Post Combination Sewing
Machine Co., one sewing machine, valued at
300; u. n. Thomas one wire mattress; Ed.
Mattern, one box OF CIGARS III. Frank, silk hat
and gold headed cane; Chris. Heurich, $780,
N1coi, spring oyercOat, worth 500 Tschiffey Il
Evans one dozen perfumery; Z. w. Plugge, one
box of cigars; Auerbach u Bro combination
umbrella and cane; III. L. Dauterich. 50 dozen
Bergner Il Engel beer; Frank Aldrich, bronze
picture OF Gen. Grant; Gately & Haskell, Balti-
more, Bible; Schultz Gas Fixture Co., Baiti-
more, two bas reliets, representing Siegried,
valued at $50 each.
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DEMOvAL.

IL Mr. T. F. SPELSHOUSE Agt.
Wishes to to his friends patrons that he
has removed his place Of business from 52l 7th st.
near st., to 72S 7TH ST., bet G and IL sta NV.
where he has now hand for sale . large stock Of
Wall Papers Of all grades aud also large line Of
frame mouldngs also window shades ia every
style also prepared to sell fine gold paper at the
low price Of 4Oc. piece Also. white blank pape rs
at l2,hc and hang the same at l2lsc piece A tine
9inch gold ieze for 5Uc Also, Holland shades with
spring roller yds long, 45c Also good shade tor
CSC. Don't forget the number
mh16-lm 72s 9TH ST. NV.
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HOLLAND SHADES, q feet long, 45c with
spring rollers. Very fine Holland shades on
common rollers. Soc.
j. II. SPELSHOCSE:. Agt.. r2S eth St NV
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MRS. TURNBULL GRANTED A DIvORCE.-The
| divorce petition of Grace Turnbull VS.. Henry
Iurnbull was granted in the supreme court in
Newport, X. l., yesterday morning. The re-
| Spondent last year entered a counter suit in
Washington, where he is living with his mother.
He did not appear in Newport.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES. - Marriage licenses
have been issued by the clerk of the court To
franklin Cook and Lizzie Smiley; Robert
DOyei, o! stafford county, Va, and Maria f.
Travis; W. Dorsey and George Heinline; VIM.
Ackenney and Agnes Brooks.
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= FULL SCI OF Slip Covers for parlOr suites,
SD, cut and made to order. Moses x Son, cor.
1lth and + SIS NV.
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INSTANTANEOUS PHOTOGRAPH gallery, I'll
Market space.
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Raw HANDS,
FOSTERING, WATERY AND RAW FROM THE
FINGER TIPS TO WRIST. CURED BY
CUTICURA.

In the spring of 1854 an eruption appeared on the
backs of my hands. supposed 1 was poisoned by
ivy. My hands continued grow until the fall,
when consulted medical advice, and used many re-
NEEDLES to no purpose Instead of getting better they
rapidly grew worse being massOf watery, festering
raw flesh, very offensive and annoying. Whenever q
part would heal up 1t would be subject the vio-
lent itching and Immediately break out worse than
before. Little watery spots then appeared on my
finger joints, and fostering would spread large
surface In this condition began the Of the CUTI-
CURA REMEDIES. In one weeks time my hands were
almost well, and in short time entirely cured.
JNO. ID. VAUTIER
Pier 81, S. Wharyes, PHILADELPHIA
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RUFFLrNGs RUFFIINGs.
FEATHERS

Bunches Of chrysan-
themums. rUses. butter.
cups lilacs. jonguils,
tulips. carnations. etc.
Eiltlre stock offered IN
five lots.
Lot 1. =, 3. 4. 2.
Price ID. -. -. AZ. rs
Which il Offering fine
French flowers below
importation prices.
Ribbons IN the fol.
lowing new shades:
Beige, Bismarck. fia-
Nana. Eaisan, Mastic,
Mode, Acier, chart
reuse, Tilleul. Striped
picot Edge Sash Eib-
bons for S5c. yard:
watered for 9>c.: block
Tor tic. f.; satin for 9yc.
yard.
FEATHERS. Very
best quality Ostrich
Feather Tips. 3 IN
bunch for lsc. All
colors. Selected feath-
ers Very superior.
HE PALAIS ROYAL.
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REGISTERED AS MIR. AND Mrs. WINANs-
Col. LatrObc was a witness for the defendant
in the Winans divorce hearing in New
York yesterday. In 1871 witness met defend
the woman, hut not us Mrs. Winans Ex-Mayor
+. c. Latrobe of Baltimore, briefly exam
of Winans, was called. He had made a voyage
with the parties in the suit and had called upon
them at the st. James hotel in New York city,
where they were registered as Mr.and Mrs. w in.
ans but he did not know them as man and wife.
The defense was then closed. Another hearing
will be held on March Odd.
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RINLESS SPECrACLES AND EYE GLASSES at
Vienna Optician Co., 500 Pa. ave. NV.
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Don't FAIL to- be at the Palais Royal on Mon
day. March 22d. Very important.
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BILL FOR DIvORCE.-TO-day Monica A.
French, by Mr.. NJ. j. Ford, ried a bill for a di-
vorce from Isaac ". French. They were mar.
ried in Connecticut in 1881, and lived together
sixteen years, having two sons, and she charges
desertion on May 18TH l S6-
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You are allowed free trial of thirty DAYS of
the use of Dr. Dyes Celebrated Voltaic Belt
with Electric Suspensory Appliances for the
speedy relief and permanent cure of Nervous
Debility and all kindred troubles: also for MANY
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guaranteed. No risk is incurred. illustrated
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dressing VOltaic Belt Co., Marshall, Mich. W,sk
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PURIM CARSIvAL, Monday, March 30, by w.
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The United States express company has set
tied claims to the amount OF 81 900, involved
b., the robbery OF their safe on the Rock Island
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VARICOSED SORE LEGS.

Ny wife used the CUTICURA REMEDIES for a sore
leg caused By varicOse veins with entire and perfect
satisfaction Mrs. John Flarety was also cured Of a
sore leg ofiong standing by the same treatment
JOHN NJ. COOPER, Druggist.
Greenfield I'll
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ST. Patrick's Day.
THE PARADE OF IRISH SOCIETIES oMITTED-A
MEETING TONIGHT,

THE PARADE OF IRISH SOCIETIES oMIrTED-A
MEETING TONIGHT.
The usual parade that has marked the obser-
vance OF st. Patrick's day in this city was omit
ted this year by the Irish societies, and the
money that would have been expended used to
advance the interests of Ireland This evening,
however,a literary and musical entertainment
will be given at Carroll hall, under the auspices
OF the united Irish societies of the District, in
aid OF the Pstrnel parliamentary fund. Rev.
Father Dinahan will deliver u panegyric of st.
PatTlck at ST. Dominic's church, and there will
be one or two balls To close the celebration OF
the day.
The following gentlemen will go this evening
from W ashington to Baltimore to attend the
demonstration under the auspices OF the NUM-
cipal council of the Irish National League:
Hon IImolhy Tarsney, III Michigan; Hon. VIM.
McAdoo, OF New Jersey: Hon. j. ID. Brady, of
Virginia; Col. John q. Healy, superintendent of
the House folding room; j. II. y Connel OF the
treasury department, and others.
The knights of ST. Patrick, the Hibernian
benevolent societies, and other organizations,
this morning attested their devotion To ST. Pat
rick by attending mass at various churches.
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For Thursday. warmer fair weather Is indi-
eatrH lOr the middle Atlantic and south ATTAIN
tic states and New England.
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LOCAL MENTION.
Thew eafsaer.

OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WASIIfNGTON. ID. e.. March l.. lSS6 . am
FOr the middle Atlantic states. variable,
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FROM The Boston Traveller, March IL.
We have personal pride in feeling that Bos-
ton women are the Originators of many good
projects, and the matter of introducing culinary
education into the public schools is one that
places our own city leading one in this direc-
ton. At the commence ment OF last year Mrs.
Augustus Hemenway asked the city for a room
In senooi-house, which they granted, and this
sue Httem up at her own expense as cooking
school, Two teachers were engaged to assist
her, one coming from London, from the famous
school there, and the other normal graduate
rom the Boston cooking school. During the
year past nve grammar schools have each sent
thirty scholars once week for lessons, and
with the result that, when the committee were
they Were SO well pleased that an especial an.
preparation OF $4,000 has been asked OF tie
duce cooking into the public schools OF the city
next year.
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HOLLAND SHADES, feet long, 45c., with
spring rollers. Very fine Holland shades on
common rollers. soc.
j. +. SPELsHOCSE, Agt., IDS 9Th st. NV.
EYE SHADES, Toe. Hempler's. 453 Pa. ave.
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are now on exhibition at r. GOidschmid's, 81.
18th St. ny which will be offered at special low
prices. 3
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Johnson's. Corner 18th and e

Choice Oysters, Fresh Fish, New York Little
Neck CLAIMS, Shad Roe, Devil Crabs, Spring
Chicken, Game, &c. Nothing but the best Life
time experience. Ladies' large saloon at
tached,
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S11ks. SAr1ss. Vrnvrrs,

SILKS. SArrss. Vr1vrrs.
AND
BEAUTIFUL DRESS GOODS.
BLACK SILKS immense width, splendid quality,
cash value 81. Is. price reduced to CSC
1000 yards good quality PLAID MUSLIN. only &c.
BLACK BROCADE SILK VELVET, CSC
SILKS, 37la; SILKS, So SILKS. SIC.
oo "A ERR TIT ZEE ERR ssss
"A RRE EE RRR ssss
g ocS g 4 ~ & + + ZEE + + ssss SO
I'll Market Space near 7th street.
NAVY BLUE SATINES. reduced to l5c
BEAUTIFUL SATINES. new Styles wide width,
reduced price Zoe.
TEA NAPKINS, pure linen. SO dozen.
NEW YORK MILLS SHEETING COTTON Inn.
mense width, very best quality, 25c
BLACK CASHMERE SHAWIS, pure Wool 81. so
BLACK BROCADE SILKS, 75c.
Beautiful Shades Of TRICOT. wide double width all
pure WOOL SOC
Beautiful Shades of All-Wool ALBATROSS wide
double width, very fine quaiity, 37A2c.
Each customer who buys $40 worth of Dry Goods
Will be presented with two HANDSOME DOUBLE
DAMASk TOWELS, worth 81 a pair. These elegant
Towels are one yard and quarter long nearly three
quarters of q yard wide-mmense size. They are all
pure Fine Linen, and are decorated with beautiful
wide cOlored border. mhH
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The Rhode Island state election occurs on the
7th day OF April At that time, in addition to
the usual state officers to be elected, the people
will vote upon two amendments to the consti-
tuition, one of which allows soldiers and sailors
of foreign birth who served in Rhode Island
regiments in he late war to vote without prop
erty qualification. The second amendment is
the one prohibiting the manufacture and sale
of intoxicating liquors in this state. Ii these
amendments are carried By three-f1fths vote
OF the qualified electors they will become a por-
ton OF the constitution. The woman suffrage
amendment Will also come before the people,
but not to vote upon at this election. This is
the first action on the bill in the general assem-
year. Another general assembly will then pass
upon 1t, and If carried by majority of all the
members elected 1t will then go to the people TO
be voted uDOn
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rs YOUR HAIR TURNING GRAY AND GRAD
a ually falling outs Halls Hair Remover will re-
store it to its original color stimulate the focles
10 produce new and luxuriant growth 1t also
cleanses the SCALP graduates dandruff and Is most
agreeable and harmless dressing.
TTNAKE AYERS SARSAPARILLA IN THE
Spring of the year to purity the blood, invigor-
ate the SYSTEM excite the liver action and restore
the healthy tone and Vigor OF the whole physical
mechanism. mb18
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From the ST. Louis Globe Democrat
Among a lot of eggs received by Sprague &
Sons two weeks ago was one with this inscrip-
ton in lead-pencil: "Whoever eats this egg will
please write TO Miss Mollie Graham, Pana Ill. -
gave the egg to young man, who wrote as
directed and got very pretty and very modest
answer. Pana Is not far away and letters fiy
quickly between there and st. Louis Miss
Graham aud the gentleman exchanged photo
sent a proposal and expects Il favorable answer.
Miss Graham, they tell me, is a handsome
young girl and the daughter OF a wealthy far
mer, living two miles from Pana.
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PURIM CARNIVAL, Monday, March %, Rifles
Armory.
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Nervous Men

81 Per Gallon. 75c. Quart Bottle, No. ]
Rye Whisky, best in the world for the money
Orders by mail. McGees, 9th, near ID St
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RTBBONS

FEATHERS,
fIoMt kS.
KiBRtlNN,
FllAIlIE KS,
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RIBBONS.
FEATHERS.
FLOWERS.
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FEATHERS.
FLOWERS.
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FLOWERS.
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FEATHERS,
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FEATHERS
FLOWERS,