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Condensed Locals.

The New York democratic association, n, ;,s
mse1lng last evening was addressed by Repre-
York, and Messrs. Anthony Eikof VIM Dick
son and T. h. Buchanan.
Most of the jewelry stolen last Sunday from
the house of Mr.. John VI. Carson on l. street
northwest and which was valued at $500 has
peen restored 70 the owner by man who
bought the tewelry. ne said, from person who
offered IL tor sale for $3.50.
Bishop Paret confirmed class of sixty-one
ltrsOns al 81. John > church last evening, Miss
Nellie Arthur. daughter OF ex-President Ar
thur, was among those confirmed.
Dan Waliaee was arrested last night by OFF,
Gers Breen and Nicholson on a charge of writ
Ing policy and he forfeited S25 collateral liz the
Police Court this morning
Eugene Van Riswick was in the PolIea CONT
TINS morning charged with stealing an over
coat, and was flned So or / ) DAYS i'm fail.
IL, me Dsse pail games between the Metropoi-
Lails anu lshlngtons will take place Friday
good condition. IA
Tuesday night James C. Mitchell of the M
tonai Dime Museum, reported to the Dolice
That his oyercoat and umbrella had been stolen
49, es.eraay morning Officers Weldon and
and recovered the stolen goods This mornin,
Judge smell characterized Kelly as a ..theateT
Dlef, and gave him six months in iail
Mr. John o. Laughlin. who, for a number n,
years past has been connected with the passen
ger department OF the Pennsylvania railroad
Company, to-day entered on his duties as a
passenger agent OF the Baltimore and Ohio rail-
road IA this city.
j. Shillington sends the April number Of tho
century Magazine
IMPORTANT TO TRAvELERs.-Strangers visit
Ing New York will do well To stop at the Buck
IlshaM Hotel, on 9th avenue, conducted on the
European plan, with 4 restaurant UNSURPASSED
enu reasonable in price. This hotel is maynifi-
cent IN It's appointments, and has been greatly
ehIaryed and beautified the past season. IL has
Isl between one and two million dollars to
oulad and furnish, is supplied with superb public
aHe private dining rooms. billiard and reading
noonls, telegraph Office, Edison electric light,
siie'asofs, news\ooms, etc, and is located near
Viz oiahd Central depot Horse cars, stages,
eessiole TO places OF business theaters etc IL has
single rooms from one dollar per day upwards,
aLso most luxurious suites for families who can
get more FOR their money at this hotel than nj
say other nrst-eiass house in the city.
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Miss MINNIE EVANS last appearance Bis
chou concert, Congregational church, Friday
evening.
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PANrALoos Rex,
That's what we are, and here's the proof
MEMS PANTALOONs. strictly all wool, $l5O,
Come early. dear friend you can't come too soon.
To secure dollarand-a-half Pantaloon
MEMS PANTALooNs. pin stripe, strictly all wool,
$3.50.
They will make you jolly. they will make you laugh
These all-wool Pants at twoand-a-halt.
MEMS PANTALooNs. neat hair line, strictly all.
wool. S2.7S.
wandered by the river SIDE wandered BY the mill
strolled along the Avenue, climbed up Capitol HILL
retraced my steps to Seventh street. and at Aders
by my fate,
bought pair of Line Pants for two and seventv
eight.
MEMS PANTALOONs. fashionable French stripe
all WOOL s3.75.
You will laugh you win Dance you will rollick, you
will run,
To get there in time to join in the fun;
OF the crowd which caught on to that marvellous
drive,
Those Pants that are sold for three seventy-ave.
MEMS PANTALOONs, combination stripe, the
Latest Novelty, all wool, $3.50
But the greatest bargains we have In stock,
Were reserved till last, and by the clock
Will tick them off to field aud stat.
And rank and file at three and-a-halE
upward.
MEMS GETAWAY SUITS. s1o75. $l125. sl225
$l3.75 upward.
MEMS PRINCE ALBERT SUITS. $3.50. s1e5o.
$17.4O. Sla75 upward.
BOYS SUITS, Is to 1s, 90. $3.50. sz75. %, 1925
1870 upward
CHILDRENs SUITS. to IL, $3.50. CATS, sa12.
$3.50. %. 70 upward
VICTOR E ADLERs
TEN PER CENT rrx
CLOTHING HOUSE
s27 AND s2s SEVENTH ST NV.
Corner Massachusetts, avenuA
STRICTLY ONE PRICE
And that the lowest
Open Saturdays until IL pm mh2o
DAINT YOUR BUGGY FOR 81.
DETROIT c AIR BLACK,
Ready Mixed for Repain',ss Old Carriages. Bussie'
The Only Successful Ready-n1ixed
carriage Black
In The Market.
One Goa. gives an Old Buggy the Blackest Black
you ever saw and . handsome gloss without Var
Its combination Of Paint and varnish and con-
It is very tough and durable and will not crack.
1t will outwear the ordinary carriage paint twice
II dries hard in few hours
No Rubbing !: No Vanishing No Extra Trouble
For Sale by
JAMES II. McGILL.
Dealer IN Building supplies,
.o,x.1n s ses e W St g ""
Hans FoR THn SrRrse WEAR
TO meet the wishes ofgentlemen desiring Hats bear
Ing certain srsde marks. we are sole agents for this
"KN0x" AND .YoUMANs"
aonr @ 50. g And e Derby Hats IS and g Dress
Boys Mixed CAnimere Hats 81.
so SILK UMBRELLAS. warranted for Ii months
Ladies' SILK uABRELLAs q 10 and s25o
b n. sTINEMETz 4 son.
mo 1857 FsnnUivania sva
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When she was child
| She cried for Castoria
| when she became a Miss
She chung to Castoria th,s,tk
Pickwick Club whisky is the best.
Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morn.
ing and delivered in y ID. ward prints, 45c
| per Id. Also cottage cheese and butter milk:
sweet milk sc. per quart. Cream 15 cents
MONEY TO LOAN.
$500 $1,000, 81 800 $4,000, 50, 500. So 900,
ssH!s sis ft St Moderate charges A n .pi
| MONEY TO LoAN-s15,O6O TO LOAN IN ONE
to sSSa as
Per sG Gent 90 SSmmssions moderate DANENHoWER
MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE OR
oras, other security Any amount desired; lowest in
LICENSEES nd H Hny one per cent A Pills
| New fOrkave. m3U-lm
ffEs t. E9AN 81 fEA i asr5
Ndetc ' GREEN sEsfaS's ds x aS s., NV
MONEY TO 5 ESak 81 EEK T SRA5IEy.
y l f Haa dAH5 ASR
nnEsi% 5 B Sf$ Fl e ~
900 At IT, F Fe4 cent? on H .sn.
axssSs shortest notice s JOHN 81 sns sqs
q co. 1424 New York ave. mh15-lm
MONEY TO loan TO ARMY AND NAVY
mbs.,m JAMES E WAUGH.
N 1a ss'ssa JAMES azh - a sMH9 I!
5000. 600 TO LOAN ON WASHING
pS "a fRfSpe asyy Ian SMsss cur
MooSSEI.Yi, 1 IN SUNS OF FRoM $1,000 TO $4,000
mho-im % - t GUTTER & winner. 1923 S.
property. Smaller sums at per cen. A'sASS CITY
Corner 10Th and Il g str sS.n nolshws::.
S59SSS,To LOAN
1000 ON REAL ESTATE
500 tfll THos. E. wAGGAMAN.
~ a In ax sums 70 suit on approved Real
MS 1906 Penns Wv aGs av.
sS%; E.s "a gRSWS real
o2O 1437 Pennsylvaniaava
" q 81 s4 SEhE LITE sAAFS 81 HSSEEEEsr
THos J. FISHER q CO.
W1LLEr & L1BsEY,
COR. 9Th ST. AND NEW YORK AVE,
HAVE LUMBER OF ALL KINDS,
MILL WORK OF ALL KINDS
AND HARDWARE OF ALL KINDS
And as you see our Yard and Warerooms are handy
place TO get anything You want In the building line
ana you avoid the trouble of running about to make
purchases of various material.
We have the reputation of selling low on every.
thing besides furnishing ffstcass material and pro
pose to keep it up.
wILLET LIBBEY,
Lumber, Sash. Doors. Blinds and Hardware Mer-
mh3I Cor. 9Th street and New York ave. NV.
OPENING
ELEGANT STOCK OF FINE CLOTHING
FOR MEN. YOUTHS AND BOYS
OAK HALL.
CORNER 10TH AND STREETS
We have Just opened splendid line of Spring Over
coats In light and dark colors, from $3.50 up Also
fine assortment of Prince Albert Suits from SIS up.
Also beautiful line Of Norfolk Suits for young men
and boys at genuine bargain prices Also complete
assortment Of Business Suits from $3.50 up. Boys
and Childrens Suits best manufactures and loves.
prices
we are stu too busy opening goods to write extern
sive advertisements. Call and see for yoursslfat
OAK HALL,
mh3o CORNER 10TH AND Sta
ErREE TO MEN-WHO SUFFER FROM NER.
vous Debility. Lost yigor. Exhausted vitality &c.
Win sealed sss and .eimonias w SSIu toseths.
receipt OF 10 cents In stamps. -
MAHsToN REMEDY CO.
mh2oeo3m 40 West 18th st, New Yorx
w T. PARKER, MAGNETIC HEALER I2I7
ouu rennsylyania avenue n w-Incurablesc cured:
visit PATIENTS The poor healed every Wetnesiev
afternoon tree Once treatments 81. from "a s
m- !. mh16.2Ots
tOiLES. INSTANT RELIEF. FINAL CURE m n
\ Gays, ana never re&urn4 NO purge, no snlye. M
suppoafory Sufferers viii learn OF sample remedv
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headquarters Tor Umbrellas,
Boston Variety Store.
Gloria Silk, Paragon frame, 26-inch, for this
week only $1.69; warranted not to split or fade
for two years.
Twiiled Silk, 22-inch, 99c.
Twiled Silk, 24-inch, $1.19.
Double Faced, Twilled SILK, Paragon frame,
22-inch, $1.99.
60 7O5 and 7O7 Market Space.
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CITY AND DISTRICT

MIX and whisky testers. Hempler's, cor.
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~ :.9& =.
~
EHHE-EI#, F. :: :: e. e.
F F e. 81 + f BB. i 4 4 u
WE WILL SELL,
BETWEEN THE HOURS OF NINE TO ELEVEN,
ONE LOT WHITE CROCHET SPREADS,
Extra Size.
IS CENTS ONLY.
None to be had at this price after eleven o'clock.
MILLINERY.
we have aband0ned the old system Of advertising
ees as early as anybody In this country We produce
OUR PATTERN HATS
been shown and copied for the pas, four weeks
all Millinery Goods-the best only-at Popular New
TRIMMED HATS.
We only add that this we Try Ser b a.
produce stylish Patterns to suit every one at Popular
SPRING WRAPS
" Qhx Heads
Spring Wraps from the celebrated Gerson, Of Berlin.
besasd na
and C0ored frieze, Bouce and silk expected nave
LADIES' JACKETS
too many styles describe all o. which we marked ii
OUR JERSEYS.
buy Jerseys ours are Imported Suarsntcsd n 40 20
best Stockinette cut correctly desirable styles and at
CLEARING OUT.
We have determined to make q big sacrifice with
our odd garments have therefore made several tables
and placed them or separate tables ''-''
sold nom $3.50 to $500 e. s They e, willTo
LoT2.
One lot Of Bingham and White Lawusuis. from to
- ~ AAs' VIII AT s,.ss.
LOTa
One lot Of Children's Bingham Suits and kits, from
2soa They Will 60 ~ =. crN,s
&:
e Fl Fl 4 - INV II y :: ::
MAMMOTH ESTABLISHMENT.
mhsl SEVENTH. EIGHTH AND D sTREErs
OuR BUs1srss Su1rs
SPRING OvERCOATs
OCCUPY SPECIAL ATTENTION TO-DAY.
The great variety must satisfy you Of our de-
termination not to be surpassed and the low
prices we ask an equal dissemination not to be
undersold
WIN yoa call and look 1t our garments to.
dayf
als s1
49, -
NOAH WALKER { %.
mas cas- Psnnayivanaa avsnuA :
no 10 GEO g YALKER FOR 1pNpMENTAI.
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LEGISLATION CONSIDERED By THE BAR Asso-
CITATION.
At a meeting of the Bar association yester-
day afternoon reports were made from the leg
islative committee in reference to various
measures which have been sent to the commit
tees OF Congress. Mr.. James NJ johnson, from
the same committee, reported bill providing
for the removal of guardians, executors and ad-
ministrators by the orphans court for certain
causes to be tried by the court. The president of
the association was instructed to request the
Court In General Term not TO adopt the pro-
posed new rule which contemplates the dis
mlssal of suits at each new term of court If not
renewed. The committee on legislation was
mode of selecting juries in the District than Is
now provided by law. The committee was also
the passage by Congress of the Police Court bill
reported 10 the District committee by Senator
Harris, providing for magistrates and the re-
tention of the Police Court with a jury.
In Favor of DenOminatiOnal schools.
ACTION TAKEN BY THE DIOCESAN CATHOLIC
UNION.
At the meeting of the Diocesan Catholic
union, in Baltimore yesterday, the following
delegates were present from Washington: St
Aloysius Literary Society-Messrs. NJ. F. Hol-
loran j. c. Sullivan, Il. ]. Ready; alternates, j.
j. Mccarthy, ]. A. Healey. Carroll Institute
Messrs. Edmund Mallet, III. w. Sohon, w. H.
Manogue, James E. Chapman, George Bogus.
The president, John F. McAvoy, in his address,
strongly urged the support OF denominationai
public schools. The public school tax, he said,
was of little benefit TO Catholics. Mr.. Mallet
stated that Carroll institute of this city had
paid $4,000 for ITS building. A course of lee
lures by members of Congress, clergymen and
others has been given the past winter on higher
politics and historical subjects. night school
Tor youths and young men unable to attend
day schools, and who are employed during the
day, has been in operation for twelve years.
The library of the society contains $500 books.
Resolutions We're adopted declaring that the
members of the union "deem it a matter of JUS
tIce that the state should adopt public denOmi-
national schools. That every religious denomi-
nation wishing to adopt the system should re-
ceive its quota OF the school fund in proportion
to the number OF children taught in its schools.
That We pledge ourselves to use all legal means
to see that the rights OF parents be respected;
that the privileges which the state grants to
others be extended to us; that even-handed
justice be dealt to ALL and that none be taxed
without receiving corresponding benefit" MIR.
William IL. Manogue, of this city, was elected
secretary of the union.
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FIFTY NEW STYLES PARLoR SUITES Ny own
make.
WASH B. WILLIAMS BIZ 7tb ST NV
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Headquarters for UmbrelIas,

M0rell, 734 9th st. NV, so F. Cigars 81 to
$6. Every style showcases. Lowest prices. Try. 20
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p A r A 8 o L 8.

PA RIA 8 o LIS.
Our Opening last week quite success, consider
ing the cool weather Our Stock admired by all
visitors. and they pronounced assortment varied
and complete To all those who are in need of q Sun
shade Paraso it Will pay you to visit Depart
ment and ascertain our prices before purchasing else
where.
Second Floor. Second Floor.
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All are Invited TO KINGS Palace

Last B1SchOn Concert,
church, Friday evening. Re-
served seats, only Csc, at Ellis & Co.'s. 8
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SINGLETON & FLETCHER,
415 9Th street northwest.
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ENTLEMENS SUITS SECURED
VI AND PRESSED FOR 81.
Coats SO cents, Pants IS cents Vests rs cents
Altering and repairing done in best manner
Goods called for and delivered
X L HAHN,
105 9th ST. NV,
mh15-1mS and AZ n. Calvart ST., Baltimore
IMPORTER OF FRENCH WINES. CoGNAC
Il CHAMPAGNES AND CORDIALS.
French Carets. So 76 - and s4-50 per dozen Cali
fornia Wines imported directly. Napa Znfande soc.
per gallon. Wines received directly without passing
through the trade which great guarantee their
purity. Wins de t0utes s0rtes cssseS
u0I3me VICTOR ROUX q CO. 1rA- Pa. ave
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NJ Granite Work; beet Abilities "a Washirafon 1nr
such work. Once and Yard 702 to 7O6 North Cani-
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WHAT THE MAJORITY SAY.
THE ASCENSION CHURCH TROUBLES
AGAIN DISCUSSED.

An Interview with One of the vestry-
men Regarding tho Defense of the
Rector - Statements Corrected - The
Rector's Election.
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UN DER
New Name.


The business formerly conducted by tho
firm Of sTRAsBURGER BROS. will hereafter
bo continued by Al sTRAsDuRaER, under
the name OF
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IN Boys SUITS,

By which we mean the bigger
boys who wearlong pants. rang
ing from IL to II years, our stock
isnow simply superb, our assort-
rhent is extensive indeed and our
prices are way down. These
statements are made in our mu-
tual interest. IF untrue, they
must do us incalculeble harm; IL
true, twill be to your advantage
to buy from us. As 1t stands,
don't you think twill pay you to
Investigate them before buying
elsewhere; twill cost you moth
ing. 'Twon't take much time,
and you'll probably learn some-
thing twill benefit you to know.
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The Golden Eagle
CLOTHING CO.,
N. W! CORNER 7TH AND ID ISTs.
tAkAtt&tk

tAAAtt&tk
In presenting our compliments
to the men Of the future-by
which, of course, we mean the
boys of to-day--vto wish TO re-
mind them we are still present.
Ing every purchaser Of a Boys
Suit with q pair OF fine roller
skates. And as every recurring
T1astertide marks a large increase
In the sales of Boys and .Ohil-
dren's Clothing. we have made
ample preparations to meet the
heaviest demands. On Mondey
morning we placed On our counL
ters 1900 Suits for Boys and
Children, which we bought at
least 40 per cent. cheaper than
we could have bought them two
weeks ago. And as we make our
patrons full partners In every ad-
vtntageous purchase we make,
this riecessitates the reducing in
price of our entire stock of Boys
and Children's Clothing SO as TO
conform to the remarkably low
figures we have placed upon our
late large purchase and great
bargain. Our prices for Ohil-
dren's Suits commence at $3.50,
for which amount we give q very
neat little Sailor suit, blue or
gray, and run as high as 90. For
this price we show the highest
results OF the artists skill. We
have them in all the interinediate
| grades-eraded so as to average
$40 q rise. Sizes from A to 19
| years. t'i
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WooDwARD % LorHRor.
Sixth Annual Sale Of Linens

ton Dry Goods House.
After ample and thorough
preparation we beg to an
nounce the inauguration of
our Sixth Annual Sale Of
Linens and Housekeeping
Goods and White Goods.
We propose to distribute the
best intrinsic values ever Of
fered by us at any corre-
spending time since we have
been in business.
Our large outletcommands
for us the lowest possible
prices from the makers, and
buying in such large quanti-
ties we can name priceswhich
would otherwise be impossi-
bic, hence the benefits accru-
ing from our large purchases
are shared by every individ-
ual buyer. .....
We pay especial attention
to the supplying of institu-
tions, boarding houses, hotels,
restaurants, steamboats,, and
summer cottages, and are
always ready to bid upon the
largest Of contracts.
1t would be impossible to
puta fifth of our inducements
in this space; hence, have
confined ourselves to those
most noteworthy.
Damasks.
Oi.inch Cream German Table Damasks, 800
6ainch Turkey Red Table Damasks Toll.
6orinch Bieac6ed German Linen Table D I'M.
asks, with and without cofoted borders. 6lISc
ei.ineh Bleached German Linen Table Dam.
6s-inch Cream Barnsley Linen Table DAM
asks, zoe per yard. ..H.
Doyiies and Napkins.
All.llnen Doylios, plain and plaid ccriters,
with fancy borders only SOC per dozen--the
best ever offered at the price. II. .t.a..
AD,lluen German Damask Doylios, in cream
and White, with cardinal botders, extra quail
g; u BieSched German Linen Dafnask Napkins
81 per dozen; extra, s1.75 and 81. .s
"a Bleached German Linen Damask Napkins
fine glality, s225 per dozen. >,,
"a Blenched German Linen Damnsk Nap kins.
extra heavy quality, So per doz.
Damnsk Sets.
Bleaohed German Linen Damask Table
Cloths, fringed. excellent quality, handsome
patterns, with "a Doylies to match:
Eight by four-quarters: 81 per set.
Eight by ten.quarters, $3.50 per set.
Eieht by twelve-quarters, $3.50 per set.
Eight by fourteen-quafters, s62b per set.
Eight by sixteen-quarters, 81 per set.
Bleached German Linen Damask Table
Cloths, extra fine quality, assorted patterns,
with "a Damask Napkins to match;
Eight by fonr.quarters, $3.50 per set
Eight by twelve-quarters, $3.50 per set.
Eight by Contemporaries, $3.50 per set.
Towels,
Large variety OF Huck and Dnmask Towels,
all linen colored borders, only Sl.60 per dozen.
19by 3S All.linen Huck Towels, splendid
quality, with and without colored borders, 81
| per dozen.
20 by 20 Ail.linen Huck Towels, extra quail.
| ty, fanoy borders, $3.50 per dozen.
| At SO per dozen We have the following excel
lent bargains. best value vet shown:
| "a by rs Bleaehed Huck Towels.
% by 4G Dleached Huck Towels.
| % by ~ Cream Huck Towels.
| % by AZ Bleached Double Huck Towels
20 by AZ Blcached Barnsley Hucg Towels.
The above come with d and without coiored %
borders, also plain and knotted fringe.
| Crash and Toweling.
lS.inch All.llnen Plaid Glass Toweling, fast
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The star Shoe House.


Tho principles which have contributed 80
much to the success of the old firm will be
fnaintaifed by the present proprietor.
Our aim will always be to sell llserviceableau
leather shocs at prices lower than the lowest
First special Offering Of Fine Dress Shoes for
Easter.
ladies' genuine hand.sewed finest Kid Shoes
Boxtoe ana real French heels, only $3.50.
Mems best cali, warranted hand-slitched
button, lace, or congress, wide OF narrow toe,
only s3,Tb.
Misses curacoa hid or ano strnight goat,
'o porS an1 rSse Sen. sp o,s nee, S',, Ua s'~
pys enu you,n' eai' "u'''"' vi i"oe' fe'y
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white india Linens.
Six years ago we intro
duced this fabric to the Wash
ington public, and each sue
ceeding season they have
become more popular, as evi-
denced by their increased
sale. -.
They are made from a fine
grade Of Egyptian yarns,
which are by far the best OBJ
tainable, and bleach better,
have a more perfect color,
superior finish, and launder
more beautifully than any
other makes. We take pleas
ure in recommending them to
our customers. Prices, 10,
I2H, IS, IS, 20, 22, rs, 20,
81, 37I3J AZ ana 4oc per va.
'AB-inch Swiss Lawns.
This is fabric introduced by us3 years ago
and which grew so rapidly In public favor that
we were hardly able to supply the demand
last season,
This year we imported more largely, aud
they are. If possible superior In both color aud
finish, aud at the prices quoted Same as be-
fore) they are ethe best intrinsic value we can
possibly offer the trade. taking in eonsldera-
lion their width as inches), quality and the
fact that they wear rs well and launder as
handsomely as our India Linens. Three mum
bers, 25, 49, and $50 per yard.
33-inch Persian Lawns.
The most important feature OF this fabric Il
It's pure color and beautiful finish. We have
made comparisons, and know the standing oil
every other made, and assert that we belieye
that this fnbric as shown by us has no superior
at the prices named, being absolutely the best
In tho market. Prices, Is, "a, ~, n, "a, rs, 28
bargain; This fabric II particularly suitable
for graduating and eommencemeht dresses.
We pay special attention TO orders by mail
and guafAntee entire Satisfaction.
WooDwARp & LoTHRop,
ONE PRIoE ONLY,
WAeHIN0ToSs D, Ca
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DIED.

Don't fall to attend the bali game.
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No EXTERNAL remedy has the painrelieving
qualities Of St. Jacobs OIL
SPECIAL REDUCTION IN prices for Easter Cards
for Sunday schools ut Whitaker's. .,...
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The Sunday Post.
An Unusually Bright Number.

Besides the general features OF THE SUN
DAY POST, with Its full General and Special
Telegraphic News, II will print -.I... NJ.
Two Original Articles, especially interest,"
ing 10 Lady Readers by Marian HnrIHns
An Original Article on Ranch Lifo In the
very Interesting article, entitled "Four
New York Twenty MilliOnaires and
How They DO Buslness. sg .,5,,..
Al excee dinghy lively New York Club letter
from Amos D. Cummings, Nynn Grim
kle, and others.