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4 PERTINENT INQUIRY.
r"h. Should Teachers aud Not Doctors
be Examined Yearly.

l0peClaI toE- =! Al r iilttNICLE-i
BANKS, WAKE Co, April L, lsso.-As
the motto fair play appears to be ndeli-
bly, and Enthusiastically enrolled upon your
pages, perhaps it Will not be NAL apropos
for novice in the art to express an hum
bic opinion on that most important Of
present day subjects, namely: Teaching.
Unlike some of your brethren, you have
not the air Of one Of Shakspeare's charac-
tiers, who sings, II am Sir Oracle, and
when ope my lips let no dog dare to
bark AS a rule when ''Slr Oracle
deigns to speak We ''llttle dogs" dare not
to allow ever 50 small a bark TO issue from
our lips; but, as you seemingly favor the
small, wee voices, | will ask few ques-
tions concerning the above mentioned sub
ject.
Why is it, Mr.. CHRONICLE, that one of
our young men can obtain diploma by
attending lectures only ten months, go be
fore the State Medical Board and be enti-
tied, by law, to practice medicine, from
henceforth and forever, if such be his
desire; while his brother or sister who at
tend a college, graduates, wishes to teach
public school, goes before the examiner,
obtains a certificate, and still after all
these preparations, is entitled to teach for
only one year without a renewal of his or
her certificate Surely if a study Of med
icine for ten months prepares the student
for a lifelong practice of medicine, our
teachers should be allowed to abide by the
same law. ''On what meat have those,
our Caesars fed that they should be ele-
waited to an attitude SO far above their
brethren? Is it that the medical student
has more comprehensive mind, a more
retentlve memory than brother student,
who aslres to be a mental instead of phys
ical physician Why should not the law
| require each and every practicing physi-
clan to go before an examining board at
| certain periods? Perhaps they sometimes
become negligent concerning their re-
views even as much so as our teachers,
were they not required to review then
| studies Now Mr.. CHRoNICLE, | wish tC
make few remarks in regard to the re
| election of our County Superintendent
What better can Wake do than to re-elect
| Mr.. Eugene Jones, a hightoned gentle
man and recognized scholar, as Superin
| tendent of Public Instruction
PATTIE MCkINNIE SMITH.
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Invalids, Hotel aud Surgical institute.

This widely celebrated institution, locat-
ed at Buffalo, n. T., is organized with a
full staff of eighteen experienced and
skillful Physicians and Surgeons, consii-
tuting the most complete organization OF
medical and surgieal skill in America, for
the treatment OF all chronic diseases,
whether requiring medical or surgical
means for their cure. Marvellous success
has been achieved in the cure of all nasal,
troat and lung diseases, liver and kidney
diseases peculiar to women, blood talnts
and skin diseases, rheumatism, neuralgia,
nervous debility, paralysis, epilepsy (titsl,
impotency and kindred affections. Thous-
ands are cured at their homes through
correspondence The cure of the worst
ruptures, pile tumors, varicocele, hydro
cele and structures are guaranteed, with
only a short residence at the institution.
Send 10 cents in stamps for the Invalid 8
Guide Book 06s pagas,) which gives all
particulars. Address, Worlds Dispensary
| Medical Association, Buffalo, n. Y.
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T OF SINE Oh RONIC
HEARTS AND FACES.

Because you cannot see my heart,
And read the story written there,
You deem that l am one whose life
Has never felt the touch of care.
1t may be best, o blinded eyes
The lines Of grief you cannot trace:
Nau cannot look within and see
The hidden heart behind the face.
The heart may break-the face must smile
Thus let the story pass along:
Your hear S your oWn-yOur face Is not.
The sigh is yours, but not the song.
JAMES CHESTER ROCKWELL.
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A disease of so delicate a
nature as structure of the urethra should
only be entrusted to those of large expe-
rience and skill. By our improved meth
ods we have been enabled to speedily and
permanently cure hundreds Of the worst
cases. Pamphlet, reference and terms, 10
cents in stamps. Worlds Dispensary Med
ical Association, 663 Main Street, Buffalo,
N Y.
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Sick and bilious headache cured by
DR.. Pierce's "Pellets.
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FiNOI-S NORTH CAROLINIANS
>nuE EMINENT MEN NORTH Cal r.
oLINA HAS PRODUCED.

sketch of the Life and Unhappy End
ing of the Career of Governor Thomas
IluTht.
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SALE o. "F.srrpr ,ovrs

SAIE FIASTEpp
aS anTon,o, =. 10, 49,, ,-o, . - 10 49,,
tn enunIera, - hi,e lr,er jt.n,S - r,o,uoS
bourht exnreSSI' fno our S,e ana -, rpn,,ino
trade and YitI, q yiev of selling an SSnusna7
Quantity t,rina H. net three da,,s we ha,a
1iarkei tha 1870 ,ineS OF ayca,,,in,.rI,, 1os,
nricrs $40 Sii'iie A " SSP''OA'i' ~"
Gloves fitted q, tho copp,ar Satisfaction mr.
no sale ard ,, az M %, ,I,a hiIat "a
Iadi.sr 1890 s.ts..t,,,; ~, d,,.| t-;s
Gloves I'm 80 n,,,a 80, 80, a,H hro, MN,
reduced tsnrci,IIr for mis- sail, rom 81 -SOtno
81 ner -; ii "l 'i4.n st'ie a. Hi Si'oOl ~
adj ,h,," Us rs ~ ~ ,.to1-a -, ,
TON 49, t: 80 ~ - "a = Iay
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EAsrrn Gpovn

EAsrrn G1ovn
years been set apart by THE PALAIs AL for q
SPECIAL SALE
SPECIAL SALE
SPECIAL SALE
SPECIAL SALE
SPECIAL SALE
And
And
And
And
And
GRAND EXHIBITION
GRAND EXHI BITION
GRAND EXHIBITION
GRAND exhibition
GRAND EXHIBITION
or
OF
or
SUMMER GLOVES
SUMNER GLOVES
SUMMER GLOVES
SUMMER GLOVES.
SUMMER GLOVES
This week an entire show-window is devoted to the
display Of the new stock of "Palais Royal" Gloves
NO TRASH.
NO TRASH.
NO TRASH.
NO TRASH.
NO TRASE
BEST GLOVES ONLY.
BEST GLOVES ONLY
BEST GLOVES ONLY.
BEST GLOVES ONLY.
BEST GLOVES ONLY.
EVERY PAIR WARRANTED
EVERY PAIR WARRANTED
EVERY PAIR WARRANTED
EVERY PAIR WARRANTED
EVERY PAIR WARRANTED
Gloves, IN dressed and undressed Kid Every pair of
"Palais Royal" Kid Gloves are warranted
Silk Gloves and Mtts in all lengths, warranted all
silk. from 25c to 81. AZ pair. From 6 button to 20
button length.
SPECIAL SALE PRICES
SPECIAL SALE PRICES
SPECIAL SALE PRICEA
SPECIAL SALE PRICES
SPECIAL SALE PRICES
For the Special Sale which will not terminate until
Saturday. April OATH at p. m the very best Gloves
Will be offered at Special Sale prices. The list is
SHORT, BUT SWEET.
SHORT, BUT SWEET.
SHORT, BUT SWEET.
SHORT, BUT SWEET
SHORT. BUT SWEET.
Silk Mitts 23c. pair. Silk Gloves ESQ., pair Un-
dressed Kid Mousquetaires 75c. pair. button, en-
oroidered back "Palas Royal Kid Gloves 81 so pair.
Colors-Fve shades Tan, Beige Mastic Cadet, Gold,
Lemon, Mode, Gray, SAPPHIRE, Mousse, Bronze, Bis
mark. Havana Faisan, Brown, Seal, Pink. Geranum,
Scarlet. Cardinal, Garnet, Plum. Black and White.
GENTS KID GLOVES.
GENTS KID GLOVES.
GENTS KID GLOVES.
GENTS KID GLOVES,
GENTS KID GLOVES.
Gentlemen can have Gloves tried on at the counter
perfect fitting Glove is thus jured and risk
for should Glove tear not fit others tried till
satisfaction is assured. Prices 9Sc., S1.5O, $175
pair
OTHER EASTER SPECIALTIES
OTHER EASTi1K SPECIALTIES
OTHER EASTER SPECIALTIES
OTHER EASTER SPECIALTIES
OTHER EASTER SPECIALTIES
New Goods purchased expressly for Easter In the
following Departments: Tarasols Laces, Neckwear,
Ribbons Feathers. Flowers, Dress Trimmings But
tons. Handkerchief Rulings Fans. Jewelry. Leather
Goods. Umbrellas, Gossamers, Underwear, Hosiery,
Corsets Jerseys Infants, Boys Girls and Gents Fur
nishingS All
NEW YORK PRICES
NEW YORK PRICES.
NEW YORK PRICES.
NEW YORK PRICES
NEW YORK PRICES
THE BALANCE OF THIS COLUMN IS DEVOTED
TO THE PALAIS ROYALS PARASOL, HOSIERY
AND SUMMER UNDERWEAR DEPARTMENTS;
ALSO GENTLEDIENS GOODS. ap2O
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The Toi;iciansh here sizing up 6. NJ W.
Powdc:ly, i'll view OF the talk about his being
the democratic candidate 70: governor of Penn
syivaEia and possible nominee for tile presi-
Ceucy-
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'AponooEr1c.
THE REALLY UNEXPECTED RUSH OF
CUSTOMERS WITHIN THE LAST SEVEN
DAYS HAD ALMOST DEPLkTED OUR
STOCK OF BOYS AND CHILDREN'S
CLOTHING BEFORE WE KNEW IT. WE
THEREFORE ASKED THE KIND INDUL.
GENCE OF THOSE WHO WERE UNABLE
TO GET SUITED; BUT NOW WE PLATTER
OURSELVES WE ARR: IN Il POSITION To
WITHSTAND THE HEAVIEST DEMANDS
ON OUR RESOURCES. WE HAVE JUST
RECEIVED BY ADAMS EXPRESS FIE-
TEEN CASES OF CHOICE NOVELTIES IN
BOYS AND CHILDRENS' CLOTHING WE
BOUGHT THESE GOODS AT LEAST 20
PER CENT LOWER THAN WE COULD
HAVE BOUGHT THEM MONTH AGO.
80 THAT OUR GOOD FRIENDS AND PA
TkONs WILL CERTAINLY BE THE
GAINERS By HAVING WAITED A FEW
DAYS LONGER WE OF COURSE Tx
PECrED TO DO A GOOD BUSINESS But
WE WERE NOT QUITE AWAREOF THE
SEEMINGLY WIDESPREAD POPULARI-
TX OUR GOODS AND PRICES HAVE AT
TANNED; THEREFORE, WE WEIR NOT
QUITE PREPARED FOR SO GREAT A
SIEGE; BUT WE PROMISE NEVER AGAIN
TO BE CAUGHT MAPPING" WECON-
TINUE TO PRESENT EVERY PUR,
CHASER OF BOYS SUIT WITH PAIR
OF ROLLER SKATEA
THE GOLDEN EAGLE CLOTHING COMPANY
NV. CORNER OF 7rH AND STA
AN GRADY. MAxAe.n.
apo GALL BLUE sIGNs)
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EAsrrRTrDE

EASTER, TIDE
brings only the resurrection Of the year. but ase
the resurrection Of childish hopes for
NEW CLorHEa
We hope you will not disappoint this youthful ex
pectation because have done our part In the mat
ter, and provided an immense stock for the
LITTLE BOY
and
HIS BIGGER BROTHER
For the very small Boy Kilt Suits seem to be thu
rage. and In fact we anticipated IL.
Three styles Of twoprice Kilt Suits jus,
$500 opened-gray. brown and blus-for Eve dol
lars each.
The next step In the youthful advance is sailor,
Suit IL 10 needless for enlarge on this style q
every one knowsits popularity.
30 Only TO say that from to II years the prices
to range from one thirtynve to ave dol
$500. lars
Older STILL nom four to thirteen years Of age, Nor
ioik and Pieated Jacket Suits are much In request
These we can sell you all the way from two ffty to
fifteen dollars
One lot we have Just duplicated-lot 8, ITO
$500 Pieated Jacket Suits. brown mixture, for two
fifty. Their cheapness has been duly appre-
Among the Suits for Boys. whose ages range from
four to fifteen years, very wide range the Corduroy
suits constitute unmportant feature for hard
Ours are very choice goods both In patent
$500 and twilled back goods, from Eve to ten dol
to lars in price,
$1,000. Velvet Suits also.
AS we get up among the larger Boys Suits descrip-
ton becomes more difficult because styles are uni
formly palmer. and there Is much opportunity
for the flight of fancy.
Yet our Princeton Sack Suits for the larger
S5OO Boys from eleven to eighteen years, with
70 long Trousers, find appreciative purchasers.
$1,000. Prices from five to invent dollars
sHyperboe having been exhausted by advertisers,
no choice Ii len but to address you the planest
Language, and though our yernacular may be inexp-
Cit, II Is as simple we know how to make 1t.
Shirt Waists bare seasonable We have
35 the Star and Acme Waists, and you know
cents what they are. We got in some Colored
Waists this morning, which we are willing 10
Sell you for thirty-ive cents
We notice our contemporaries in New York and In
the western cities are advertising
CONFIRMATION SUITS
For some reason there has not been q demand for
these. specially in Washington of late years. but we
think we see indications of revival in that direction
and so we have them ready.
BOYS BLACK
DIAGONAL SUITS"
Is our trade term for them
Friday being general holiday, we should prefer q
visit from you on that day to avoid Saturdays rush.
SAKS & COMPANY,
ap21 800 TO 3OS SEVENTH STREET,
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A BARGAIN In DAa.sx

As an additional attraction TO the thirty-day
sale OF Linens. etc. we have secured 25 pieces
OF full .2-lnch Biaached German Linen Table
DanIask, which would be cheap al 81 ;onIy 9Oc
per yard
These are made from pure Belgian Linen
Flax, soN finished, being entirely Iree from
either clay or sizing
&1 Ask one of our clerks for the Little Linen
BOok-free.
WO0DyC snu T r,rrnop
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COUNTRY BOARD.

GOOD BOARD, PURE WATER CARRIAGE
scenery; three fburfhs q mile from post once
and rsilro:d sA,,ea sSps nile nsm bsrSns -
county. Va ap2xal0
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

|
w and competent servants in ali capacitiesNWhite
and colorsd With city references A. cooMBs Emp
w tioa cook and to do houseworx; best OF refer
encss. Apply 1924 East Capitol St its
WANTED BY A REsPECTABLE CoIoREp
ences Address Box 20. Star once sA lie
w ANTED-BY A CoMPETENT CoLoRFD
references furnished. Apply al IiOs 2ist st. lie
MANIFESTATIONS BY A RESPECTFUL
w colored girl as chamoermaid nurse in private
i7sa rs. furnish good city references Address
WANTED-KNOwN-N LABOR Blu
w reau engages only reliable and competent SER
ences Send your orders. < II. DICK 81 sth ST. NV
WANTED-BY a MIDDLE-AcED swEDE
wv woman, . Place TO take care Of an infant; can
furnish good references Apply Al 22e 13ia St s.w.
WANTED : PERSONS ooNTENPLATTNa
sddressne BOX So, star once Braidins and en- n
"ANTED-BY A REsPECTABLE COLOKED
'e sSaos city tor summer Apply u 12e st nv.
"ANTED-BY RELIABLE GIRL BY FIRST
~ Oh May, situation as maid 70 lady or grown
Goua OF to grown Children sews SSs
"ANTED-IwILLG GIVE TWENTY PER CENT
wv OF salary to any person who will procure Situa-
anon az o5 over month for Ssss
WANTED-PLACEs FOR COOKS I'd Girls,
w nurses. ladies mazda housekeepers and others
PR THIS And S.hsr CITIES and county,
WANTED-PLACEs FOR HoUsEk EEPERs,
, w ladys maids. cooks. chambermads nurses.
sna caasso men ,S cooks waters snd White
DoRE co. apl$-2ws
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SHOPPERS By Mail


VIII be glad 10 learn that we have placed one
o: our most experienced and Competent sales
ladies In Charge of the buying branch OF our
MAI order Department. aud she has been in
structed 10 shop with the same degree OF care
;uiness and caution, If she were buying for
herself ~
We are determined, to Increase the business
OF this department hence the issuance OF an IL
Illustrated catalogue. which we will send 10 any
address free of charge.
WOODWARD q LOTHROp
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SPECIAL SALE Or Ourrrs

SrEe1AL Sale Or Qu11rs.
This stock was never more Complete than af
the present writing. and we are Offering some
excellent bargains
Marscii:es Crib Quilts 7Oc. S5c 81 up to
81. IS each.
Crochet %r!b Quilts so and 9Oc each
single Bed Quilts. III Dimily the lightest
and most durable Quilts made, worth 75c,
ri 81, 81. ~. 81 IS and 81 each
70 doz la White Crochet Quilts full size ex.
cei.en' quality. worth ooc. only zoe each
- doz- ILL Fine White Crochet Quilts Mar.
sei!le. designs, previously sold by us az 81 Ok
bt = !;aic IdIcious par base enables Us to offer
them IA; the low price of 81 each Best Quilt
ior the price ever offered
10 doZ ia White Crochet Quilts for large
bed. beng large size anu extra heavy. on1y
81. 15 each. -'
SPEt'tALA-i2I Marseilles Bed Spreadx
extra size, and heavy well raised natterns'
worth - only So So each
Crhlrd fOor take elevator)
WOODWARD L LOTHROP
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GA K 81 ALL.
CORNER 10TH AND STREETS spoo
CLEAR AND HARnIEss
ARTHUR NATTANs,
Inventor and Proprietor.
1A:h and 7 and I'd and d sra nv.
JEwErrs Day AIR

REFRIGERAToRS
We havs been selling these REFRIGERATORS 10.
the past years with entire satisfaction 10 our Gus
toners. and with the improvements made to them
this Season. feel assured that they are the BEST RE
1kIGERATORs IN the market We have a variety
OF styles and faish TO which we invite inspection.
J. w. BOTELER q SON,
Sole Agents for Jewet:s Dry Air Reffiseratora
aplc-Gc
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Congress should not hesitate an instant In
acting flvorably on the petition asking that
the street Car company be compelled to lay
an Improved rail on Fifteenth street. between
Pennsylvania and New York avenues, and to
put and keep its portion of that crowded
thoroCgh:are in better condition generally
Indeed, a requirement to that effect might well
be applied to all the street railways in Wash
fGSton, but at the point named the improve
ment asked for Is IN imperative necessity. as
any one familiar with the condition of things
existing there can easily see. There is no place
H. the city where SO much travel is crowded
into so small = space, and under such untavor-
abIe circumstances, and the action asked for
Will be productive of much relief. There ought
also 10 be n rule provided and enforced reqUir-
Ing Iii vehicles to keep on the right hand side
OF the railway track. and not only Oh the right
hand side o. tie car rails, but also on the right
hand side of the particular roadway which
they may be using for the time being. This
would enable rapidly moving vehicles To pass
without difficulty those that are heavily laden,
and very sensibly promote the comfort OF every
body having occasion 10 drive through that
now somewhat dangerous passage.
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The river and harbor bill ia before the House.
whose members are working at 10 section by
section, and voting away the peoples money
10 help each other carry doubtful districts in
the coming autumn elections. There are the
Narragaugus river In Maine, and East Chester
creek in New York, aud Shrewsbury river In
New Jersey, and Corsica creek in Maryland,
and scores of other rivers and creeks of like
fmportance-or MISUNDERSTANDING their
ten thousand dollars apiece from the Treasury:
and the inland waterway from Chincoteague
bay, in Virginia., to Indian river bay, in Della
ware, scooping its thirty thousand; and French
Broad river, in Tennessee, which, according to
the official records, had a commerce in 1881 Of
$4,000 bushels Of grain, and whose channel Is
DISTRACTED largely by mill-dams and hsh-traps,
its six thousand; and the Hawassee river in
the same state, twenty-five hundred dollars
for continuing Its work Of dredging a chan
mel two feet deep, SO that the one steam
boat which is recorded plying Its waters
may not run aground; and Breton Bay in
Maryland taking sixty-1ve hundred dollars
so as 10 enable the twelve hundred Inhabitants
ofLeoDardtown to get their goods in and out by
boat; and Oconee River in Georgia nine thou
sand dollars for the benefit of the handful Of
people at the post village of Dublin. These are
but a few of the demands upon the nations
treasure-chest which would be ludicrous If they
were hot 80 outrdgeousiy linpuuent lnelr only
excuse Is the necessity of Congressman to buy
votes with government money, and their only
hope OF passage the average statesmans will
ingness to log-roll.
And yet the District Of Columbia because IL
has no voice in Congress and no votes outside
sees Its choked channel in the Potomac river
omitted from the distribution. Is not the COM
merce of the Potomac as least as important as
the commerce OF the Marragaugus or the
Oconce? And does IL count for nothing that
the earth Gredgcd from the bottom OF the rlver
goes 10 I'll up the noisome and fever-breeding
marshllnd on the borders of the one city in
which every American taxpayer shares the
ownership?
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ExAcrIY TuE Tn1se To

Combine with SILK and Wool Dress Goods is
a hne 2l-iHch Atwood Fuule. with coiored
SILK stripes OF cIt and uncut Velvet In ali the
prevailing fashionable colors. only 81. so per
yard
Striped Velvets in profusion, in harmoniously
Contrasting coiors producing strikingly hand
SOME effects No fancy prices.
(First toor; last ON the right
WOODW ARD G TOTuP0p
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T ri Z I. :: Fl e - !. I n i
E !; iF y 4 4 F.; e. e. I'll f. +. ::
EASTER EXPOSITION
FINE MILLINERY,
THURSDAY. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY.
APRIL "a APRIL q, APRIL a.
PEAsr oFFAsHIoN. HIGH ART ILLUSTRATED
MILLINERY DISPLAY.
JAuNTY HATS AND NoBBY BoNNErs
AWAY AHEAD OF ANYTHING IN THE CITY.
We can twthout egotsm) safely lay claim TO the as
sertion that at house in the city can DO found such
an array OF rich. original end exclusive novelties in
Hats Bonnets, Flowers Feathers. Fancy Ribbons and
every conceivable conceit In Millinery TrimmingA
TRIMMED HATS
In this department pride ourselvesto show larger
quantities and greater varieties of styles effects
than many stores combined. In the matter Of
Trimmed Hats we have attained. near possible,
perfection In point of elegance appearance and arts
tic finish. With large force of skillful designers
and trimmers we enabled to offer the finest and
richest designs and most reliable work prices
ureiy out OF competition. We await call from the
ladies, and to those who appreciate and wear fine
millinery we have an exhibit that has no rival
Our Show Rooms are large and spacious, possessing
every possible convenience for tine comfort of our
patrons.
At this Exposition we will display Shapes and Mate
rails in
TRIMMED
UNFRAMED HATS AND BoNNETs.
Which have not before been exhibited
See POST and REPUBLICAN for other EASTER
III {. s E +; s. :: :
N + = 8es III T. l..
s16-s1s SEVENTH STREET NV.
ap21 STRICTLY ONE PRICE.
Ar LAST
SPRING WEATHER HAS COME, AND BEAUTI-
Full WEATHER 1T Is WITH 1T HAS COME
THE SPRING BUSINESS AND BEAUTIFUL
THAT IS. TOO.
1T SHOWS SUCH APPRECIATION OF OUR
EFFORTS TO PROVIDE THE VERY NEWEST
THINGS IN THE LINE OF SPRING CLOTHING
FOR HUMANS OF THE MALE PERSUASION, OF
ALL AGES AND SIZES
ITwoULD HAVE DONE YOU GOOD, AT LEAST
1T DID US GOOD. TO SEE HOW THE APPRECI-
ALIVE PEOPLE CAME TO US LAST WEEK TO
BE FITTED OUT WITH SPRING SUITS WHY
TO Us' BECAUSE THEY KNEW THAT NO ONE
IN WASHINGTON HAS so NEW AND CLEAN
AND FRESH A STOCK AS WE HAVE
NO ONE HAS SUCH A VARIETY OF LENGTHS
AND SIZES. AND NO ONE HAS GOODS THAT
ARE QUITE SO CAREFULLY LOOKED AFTER
IN THE MAKING AND TRIMMING. BECAUSE
THEY KNOW. TOO. THAT FOR THE SAME
GRADE AND QUALITY OF GOODS OUR PRICES
ARE THE LOWEST IN THE CITY.
IN SMALL BOYS SUITS, WITH SHORT PANTS.
WE ARE SHOWING ENTIRELY NEW STYLES.
PROBABLY NO HOUSE IN THE CITY CAN
SHOW so MANY NOVELTIES IN CLOTHING
AS WE DO. COME ANDsEE
e. b BARNUM d CO,
a2O 93l PENN. AVE
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WANTED--HOUSES.


WANTED-TO PURCHASE AT ONCE, HOUSE
W. at $4,000 to $4,000. in good location in
northwestern portion of city. Address b. Star office.
ap214t$
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HOUSE BY MAY
w 9TH to september st for small family; chill
dren; rent must be moderate references first class.
Address Room 81, Clarendon hotel. ap21-2ts
"ANTED-TO BUY FOR CASH. A SMALL 5
w or room House good size lot. 10 good neighbor-
hood for about 81 800 TO 81 700 Give street. num-
Der and price, Address Box 46, Star Office. ap2O-3ts
"ANTED-TO PURCHASE-AN EXCELLENT
w Residence in the northwest part of the city.
Must be cheap for cash. Address b B., Star Office
ap2O-3t*
"ANTED-A GENUINE BARGAIN IN REAL
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WTANTED-TO RENT A HOUSE WITH ALL
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IL st. NV. apl2-2ws
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