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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1888-04-18
Ier8ms Ta4s, @tinneiota, 18oe 2tprtl 1885,

&asiererens 9iif, fit lin 2pnnina os
git biem. Soer eneite Brps9ers 9pr
blep luttet, os Torretnin9en ftanbieoe.
- @n Mano Me>parf, sc. s.,
rep 0rene af en- Il @ar sammel @ut,
iom ban bleo preb paa @pnba9saf=
ten. @utten beftnber fig / en- beten>
felig Silitanb. Manoen meb bet
uitprli9e @inb blen arrelteret.
- S Seem Sort blep 2prbos en-
femten Mar 9ammel @ut brebt neo
at fomme / 8erbrins meb en- bruttet
2eoning tilbprenoe bet electrilte 2ps.
@utten oar fin Mobers enete Stptte,
ioet BUN bar @nte os baobe ipp 8prn
Dn9re eno bam.
- S @erbeben al f@beiton / Soma
fanbt en Sernbaneulptfe @teo Syn.
bassmorsen, forbi &onbuttpren, iom
bapoe arbeioet / 81 Elmer, iopneoe
al, 1aa bans Eren fiBrte forbi en-
Citation, bpor ban ifuloe bape saaet
inb paa @ibeiporet forat afuente ct
an6et Er9n. @n Manb blep brRbt,
en- anoen fit ct Sen bruttet, o9 nosle
andre Tom os1aa tilitaoe. 50 Soft
po9ne bleo faiteoe al @poret os
bren6te, os li9elebes brenote en-
8ro.
= ST. Senatcr &oscoe @ontlin9
fra Seem Sort but no9en Eib peret
iaa ipg, at n1an tiloels bar neret me-
get a:porlis 5rpet for, at ban lite
funbe operitaa @D9oommen. @ioite
u9e beb bet bog, at ban bar beore,
os at al 6are anto9es operitaaet.
Eele9rammer fra SEEM Dorf / 8espn=
belIen al benne ll9e meobeler imib>
lertio, at bans Eilfanb bar forper=
ret fig, o9 at bans @noelist foruolez
es. @tterretninserne mobiise ristisz
not bperanore / no9en @ra6, men
man faar bet SnbtrDt, at 9boen
er ipente.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1888-04-18

iom / 1882, oa iaa mango Gamilier
bleu ,&oen Siem.
~ @n Mano 9ulutb peb geapn
@iQiam @aro falbt bpb ON paa So
ben 2prbassmor9en. 6an par pmz
firing 40 9lar 9ammel.
s ct. @(ouo bolot @atboliterz
ne @uostjenete 2proag til Minoe
ON ben frp9telige Cyclone, iom bien1z
ipgte benne 8p o9 Saut &apios for
to Mar iiben ben ABE bs. 9osen
efter, Sgnba9, ifulbe man oslaa be
andre &irter minbe3 benne Be9ipeuz
beb.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1888-04-18

Sra 2onbon mebbeles 15be Mpri(,
at @tterretninser fra Calcutta opgtz
Der Nntallet al 9pbe, lom er trutfet
frem af &uinerne efier en- nDlis iteoz
funben 9ornaoo Decca til 112, pg
ooer 1000 8er1oner, 1om bat faaet
mer e1er minore @faoe, benli99er /
6o}pitalerne.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1888-04-18
&uft % Sab Moo Torfj6lelfe
(Gfter u@sneralzMn5etser". 2eip;ig.)

(Gfter ,@eneralz @n;eiser", 9eip;is.)
l1ben Sorpeien at babe oeret uo>
iat for iert 9eoe, blir man lite for~
tiplet. Tnbper, iom en9ang bar pez
ret iaa beloi9 pluoieli9 at faa @nue
= o9 buem bar pel alorig bapt bet
@elb? - oil inbrpmme, at ban bapbe
peret ublat for en- plublelig Ooerz
gang fra parmt til folot. @nten bar
ban siort ct 8eipg os fiooet meb
Ooerfrati ct parmt @erelie, el1er bar
Fan tilbra9t ct &ar Elmer en- Safe,
/ 1let pentileret, fualm 2uft, eller ps=
iaa bar ban saaet fig opstis BARN os
oerefter faaet itiQe fjplis 2uft eler
9aaet langiomt.
5orbt MI enbuer, bois Sub lite er
tilitreffeli9 berbet mob Temperaturz
foranorinser, fpler Ouer9an9en fra
flor &arme til Itor &ulbe mere el1er
minbre ubeboeelis os bpber meb
&atarrb e1er anoen v5orfiplelies"z
Spsoom, tilitriuer ban uoenoioere
rGorfiblelien" Stploen. slemmer
imiolertio fulbitenoig ben forubsoa<
enbe Dpbebnins, uoen boilfen en- Sor=
tiplel1e ttte nilbe bape oeret mulig.
6or vTorfjplelie" pleier be fleite Solt
at bore meset ban9e, o9 bog funbe
man let befptte Jig mob ben oeo at
unb9aa at bliue for BARN.
6porleoes man unbsaar bette, eller
6porleoes man ioetminoite tan qjgre
en- Sorfiplel1e u'tabelia, opi. 1tmulig,
lfal ber blepe bebanolet.
6or bet morallte og materiele Selz
uere 9ieloer bet eamle 8uo: 8eo
os arbeib! @unobeoslaren flyer til
ben, Der oil forbliue eller bltpe 1uno:
Ianb o9 bab! Man9en en-, til buem
man flyer bette, pil braQe paa emile
baanbet, allereoe al ben @runo, at
6ororbningen ct bam naltfor ftmpel" /,
men osiaa foroi ben ! os for fig iDnes
latterlig. glt ban aanoer, oerom ct
bon 10 allisepel operbeoiit, e0ers,
mener bau, tunoe ban 10 lite leoe.
Men at ban ifal babe ON Tinteren,
iDnes bam at pare en- taabelis &aa=
ftanb; tbi boem pil bel meo &illie
vforfiple iis"? 8eitanotg min Sen!
@eo at aanbe furitaar @unbbebsz
leren lite bin metaniite ubeoioite
Snbbrasen os l1obleien al SUIT oeo
Nanoebretsor9anerne,lo ,lom bet 10 saar
for fig, for at man ifal funne lepe.
g3ei, forat man al 2uften ei alene ital
baue gepoelle, men ogiaa Scoring, ,maa
man inpluse sob, rem SUIT / bpbe
9raa, man maa ioetminbfte til fine
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1888-04-18
9afota+

Safot6+
Dates, 12te Mprtl. eugene SSH
tins, iom git fig bib / @tormen ben
14oe San., pg ONT 6pem bet ensang
beb, at ban oar bleben funben, fanb>
tes fprit MI otte Mile fra Manitobaz
banen. 9an, laa iom ban laa os iop,
omsiuet al @neen, iom fat ftiult bam
/ bisie mango Tiger, man bar ibat ef=
ter bam fiben ben Sag, oer braste
@ors til iaa mango 9iem 9torbpez
fen.
Sra &rmitrome, ,@mmons@oun=
tp, meobeler s5brsen 8. @off ben
13be b., at @arpninsen os &lginin'
gen bar bespnbt.
- Dafotaz8la6et r@eferbetmen"
bar fpttet oper @renbien fra Siour
SAILS til @iour @itp paa SopazSi=
ben.
- @n tiblisere 9eputpz@beriff,
6rant g. Sadlon, bleo forleben arre=
iteret / 9eabmoob, forot ban bos en-
Sen, bos buem ban boebe, tilpenbte
fig etpar 8anfanpisninser paa till
iammen $500 os $500i &ontanter,
mems &ennen bar franerenbe.
- Marion Sunction, 16oe Zip.
&eiret er 9obt, @aaraanarbeibet er
fommet lanst paa &ei, og bet anta>
ges at blipe tilenbebra9t benne 119e.
Set neite uil blipe 8lpininsen for
Mais. bporaf ber nil blipe plantet en-
9ob Sci bette 2lar. @res1et bar
netop be9Dnbt at potie.
= Sra Grafton meobeles 2prbag,
at Carl &ien, en- 50 Nar 9ammel
Morte, be9if @elpmoro ON Morse>
men peo at 1fpbe fig. 9an bapbe i
no9en Eio peret nebitemt paasruuo
af fine baarlise financieue Dmitenz
bisbeber. Sans 6amilie er / Bergen
/ Nor9e.
- 9olp Mil / @pb for @uron
eiorbe &rairie 8rano itor @fabe 6re<
bag @ftermiooas. @n 5armer miitez
be fine ubbu1e, IA @tptter &pas ug
en- flor 9el &p. @n anben miiteoe
meset baabe &orn o9 9p, os ligele>
bes nepnes en- oeo 9eaon Gbomas
9aut6ion, 1om miiteoe meset.
- 6uron 16be Zip. Snat blep
Der iat Slb poa ct imuft &aaniu9sbus
og en- 6igsbpsnin9 tilbbrenoe Sobn
@ebter tire Mile Dit for @apour.
5jpiet nebbrenote 9anife tiuisemeb
fem &eite % andre &reature iamt
&orn os 5armrebFaber. Set inore al
@tuebpsninsen os Snoboet tos osiaa
@tabe for benimob $1,000. Sele 3as
BET er $25O0. Mr. Bingham, iom
bor paa @tebet, bar fraperenoe meo
Samilien, naar u(Dften iteoe. Seng=
balmen bar itrget uo Dper @uluene,
men ben bapoe lite brenot mere
enb ct sgerelle. 6an bar insen Soe
ON, bpem Der paalatte Sloen.
= &il lenbe @peben birefte. $.
8. 2ouds, Breiioent 6armer= &Qiz
ancen / 9afota bolot forleben en- Sale
til en- flor 6oriamlius / Samestotpn
ansaaenoe Dprettelie al Nqiancez@lez
patorer / 9afota. 9eniisten ct at boil
be ben baarbe 9peoe1 abitilt fra ben
lpiere peo at ienbe til fore @lepato>
rer / 9ulutb, Minneapolis os andre
Sumter, os berfra ital ben 1enoes btz
refte til 2iperpool. &aa benne Maaz
be pil man nDoe 9oot al ben bpiere
8ris, iom betales for georbpeitens
baarbe 9pebe. Som Set bibtil bar
peret, bliper ben opblanoet, os Sors
belen saar tabt. 2ouds flyer, at Der
ouerebe ct femti iaabanne @lepatorer
/ &trtlombe6 / 9afota o9 Minnelota,
% fpr 6piten penter ban, at Der fal
blipe 300. S 9afota er 0er MI or
ganiieret oDer $50 Nliancer, og bette
9lar anta9eS ber at blipe bannet 1000.
Sarmerne, beber bet, te9ner fig meget
alminbelis for slttier iaaoanne @le>
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1888-04-18

S @prinsfielo, Mas1a@uletts, er
Der en- uus Ei9e, iom, oa BUN lite
bapoe 9(nle9 til at bliue 2ererinbe
os life 9pit til at ip, fanot paa en- nj
Maaoe at ernere fig oeo. ga bun bar
enoog &en9e i 8anten. 9enbes nerz
mt Ite Mabo briper Meieri forretnina.
!@un traf Suerenstomf It meo bam ONT
for en- bil1ie &ris at tjpbe al bans
Surmelt. Denne to9te bun til bol=
lanbf DIT, iom bun formeoe / 9anite
imoa os 9oot ubieenoe &uQer, iom
bun tiprte til 8pen o9 1olste for Sc
Stptfet. 9uer| Morsen fra Npril
til Sttober fjprte bum lelp til 8Den
meo lape 8anoer, ber bar fulbe of
Of. Oiten fanot itor Qfietnin9, os
@i9en er @ier af flere Guien @ol>
lars.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1888-04-18
fergus &alls Mgeblad
ltotommer bber Snsbag.
u. Soleut, l16giber.
@nbitriptiouSprt8 $1.50.
FERGUS FALLS UGEBLAD.
The only Norwegian newspaper In
northwestern Minnesota.
A. SOLEM, Publisher.
Entered at the post office at Fer
gus Falls as second class matter.

&aa mango @teber i @taten att
rettebe Operiupmme1ier abfillis
@taoe ltoIte u9e. @aaleoes mebbe<
leg Der fra 9aitinss, at ganset /
&ermillion &iper itoo bpiere, enb bet
bapoe siort paa mango Mar, % ale
Broer ooer @1pen bar blepne reone
bort. Gabet pil saa op til fere &uz
len 9o0ars. Sra ,3umbrota er ST.
terretninserne omtrent be famine,
ioet Der paa en- @tretnin9 af 1erti
W1ile lan9s 3umbrota &iuer er att
rettet betDoelis @taoe. @eo JronIt
MillS neoenfur 3umbrota, rep S5en
bort en- Sernbro os foraar1a9ebe ct
Sab al $4,000. @er Mile nebentor
Ma5eppa iteg 3umbrota &iper trebiz
be SOB, beoer bet, os neoenfor bette
@teo poela9oe &ano u9 Sc alt, iom
laa / oeres &ei.
sra Doo9e Genter, @batftelo p9
anore Steoer meooeles osiaa ON nal
minoelis bpi &anbitano o9 mer eQer
minore @faoe. @amle Gettlere /
&oot &ioer &allep ertlereoe, at
8anotanoen par bpiere, eno ben bar
o9ret paa rs Nal.
S norolise Minnelota lanes 9}eb
&ioer git bet be0er itte al uoen en=
oel minore @tabe. Sra Moorbeab
meooeles 12te Npril: v@lpen ftiser
meo flor 6aitisbeo, os man trpster
for en- alporlis OoerlupmmelIe.
Sien er enbuu itert. @n Sci af
&l1ops @lepator paa @lpebanten blep
reoet bort ioas, os bet befrpstes. at
&eiten osiaa oil 9aa. 8eboerne paa
bet 5teo flptter uo, ba @anbet oIerez
be er tommet op 9ulene.
0siaa fra Datota, @isconlin og
mango andre @teber mebbeles om bpi
&anoitano, Doerl lupmmelle og
@tanos al Samferoellen baaoe paa
Sernbaner os alminoeliee 2anospei.
The Washington critic., 1888-04-28
Change of Time on B. and O.

Commencing tomorrow, April 20, the
spring schedule of the b. and o. Railroad
takes effect. The "Chicago Limited" will
leave Washington same hour-10:55 q.
m, and arrive Chicago 1040 the next
morning, 80 minutes earlier. The "Cin-
cinnati and St. Louis Limited will leave
at 3 p. m., 80 minutes later, and arrive
Cincinnati and st. Louis same time as on
present schedule. Important changes
have been made on Washington Branch
An additional 45-minute train has been
added between the two cities. This train
will leave Washington daily, except Sun
day, at / a. M, making no stops, and ar
irving in Baltimore 1l:i5 q. m. The
"Pittsburg Express" that formerly left
at $40 p. m, will leave 9:l5 p. m, IS min
utes later. This train will have through
sleeping cars to Pittsburg, Wheeling Co
lumbus and Chicago. The valley Ex-
press" which formerly left at $40 a. m,
will leave at 1910 a. m, and will stop on
weekdays only at principal stations on
Metropolitan Branch. On Sunday it
stops at all stations. There have been
many changes in the local trains, for
which please see timetable in this paper
on and after Sunday.
The Washington critic., 1888-04-28

John. as he was famiiarly called, and
whose name this popular restaurant is hon.
ored with, was In anto-bellum days the chief
barkeeper for Charles Kloman.
The restaurant, as everybody knows, Is on
the corner of 9TH and ID streets n, W.
This prominent resort for gentlemen Is now
controlled by Mr.. Charles ii. Weser, the new
proprietor, and II Is kept well up to its high
improvements recently, and increased its
oyster facilities, Nothing Is left undone to
mako its patrons comfortable and satisfied.
sinrv ,,,ar viii f ssnrtiann unT ai; al a n1 e
city.
MIR. Louis Bctz is ever ready to please and
accommodate, as well as Dick, who Is known
by that name by thousands who used to
patronize Hancock's old place. Mr.. p. Dade
presides with grace and elegance over the
culinary department.
Go and see for yourselves and you will be
convinced of the good things in store for you.
The Washington critic., 1888-04-28
The Domestic Firc.Engine.

quite q distinguished audience assem-
bled on f street, between Ninth and
Tenth streets, yesterday, to witness the
tests of the Domestic Fire-Engine and
pump. The appearance of these machines
is familiar, but few people have an idea
of their power and efficiency. With the
power supplied by two men q stream was
forced over the corner of four-story
building and to the level of the fifth-story
windows of another building. The crowd
was surprised at the results ofso small an
expenditure of muscle, and the tests
could not have been more successful,
The Washington critic., 1888-04-28
MOST SUBSTANTIAL BARGAINS IN. LA.
DIES ENGLISH WALKING JACKETS,

The like of these at the prices, have not
been shown this season. Everybody In need
of Jacket for either spring or summer wear
should inspect this Offering. Some are odd
lots of the lines we have been so successful
with earlier in the season; others are ends of
New York importers ttock, secured by us
at q sacrlfc.
over one dozen different styles and as
many more patterns in light, medium and
several lines of black Corkscrews. Whip
cords and Diagonals. While we have all
sizes In the entire lot, we have not all sizes in
any one particular line. Our former prices
for these Jackets have been So. 90, SO, SO 80,
S0,75, 81, $3.50, So and so. Choice Of the
lot, $3.50 each.
We shall place these Jackets on a separate
table, In order TO enable customers 10 fake IN
the varietya at a glance, and otherwise facill-
tate selections.
Crnird floor)
The Washington critic., 1888-04-28
MONOPOLIES,
SYNDICATES,
TRUSTS,

And many other supposed evils that
concentrate the wealth OF the nation
into as few channels as possible.
thereby making the rich richer and
the poor poorer, are the order of the
day. The only trust we take any
stock in is the good judgment of the
people that we arc offering them the
very best of Clothing for Men and
Boys at the very lowest prices, and
mind our own business.
No house in the District displays a
line of Clothing for Men and Boys
such as we do, possessing the excel
lence of material, fit, style and finish
at such prices as we name. All goods
marked in plain figures, and one
price to all, is law in our house.
Our line of Spring Overcoats is yet
complete, while we must admit that
We have disposed of great many so
far this season, more than antici-
pated. 1t is the style, and that does
the work for us
Myriads of Shirt Waists for the
Boys, ranging from 25c. upward,
laundercd and unlaundered Any
thing for less than 25c. is not worth
having. For that reason we have
none for less than 25c.
We have this season an immense
line of Mems Woolen Shirts for all
purposes, at prices that will make
one stare.
The Washington critic., 1888-04-28
Captain Paul Boyton's Trophies

There is a fine and unique display of
an expensive cup, a handsome sword,
medals, &C., which were presented to
Captain Boyton by the crowned heads of
Europe in the handsome show windows
of the Bradbury Palace piano warerooms.
These medals are great curiosity and of
historic prominence. They are attracting
thousands of our people each day, while
promenading Pennsylvania avenue.
The Washington critic., 1888-04-28

THIS prominent and representative shoe es-
tablishmcnt, which Is centrally located at
excellent assortment Of ladies' children's
and gentlemens low quarter shoes Of the
latest cut, which are especially adapted for
also IA splendid stock Of other foot wear of
the newest styles, all of which are offered at
the lowest possible prices. II is almost need
less TO say that this popular firms goods al
ways give entire satisfaction, both rs to
quality and prices.
The Washington critic., 1888-04-28
Ocenn TrnYcl.

All those contemplating trip to
Europe this season should call at the
Bradbury Piano Warerooms, No. 1925
Pennsylvania avenue, and see the beau
tiful model Of the new Inman Line
steamer "City Of New York" All gem
eral information given and state-rooms
engaged on all steamers of this popular
The Washington critic., 1888-04-28

Charlie Brlll's establishment, located in the
I'Osi building, next to THE CRTIc office, has
been elegantly papercd and beautifully
painted cherry and presents clean and pic
turcsquc appearance, Charlie, as his friend.
famillarly call him Is one Of the most popular
and congenial mon in the city. and his good.
are pure and exhilarating.
The Washington critic., 1888-04-28
Happiness ana HcnIlh

arc important problems, the former depend
ing greatly on the latter. Everyone IS familiar
with the healthy properties of fruit, and NJ
one can afford TO be sick and miserable Will,
the pleasant California concentrated LIQUID
fruit remedy, Syrup Of Figs, may be had of oui
cntcrprising druggists.
The Washington critic., 1888-04-28

Every one contemplating purchases of fur
niture OF any kind should look In and see Mr..
John Rudden, at his mammoth installment
ouse, $50 and 032 Seventh street northwest.
lie has beautiful lot of baby carriages,
mattings, rofrigerators, etc. and at prices that
will astOnish you. All goods sold on the in
stallment plan at cash prices Elegant bed
room sets and parlor furniture In great varl-
~. Don't forget the number, $50 seventh
street northwest.
The Washington critic., 1888-04-28

Cabinets and covered Parlor Suites at such a
reduction that will pay any desiring such 10
inspect. Only short time to select them.
W. II. UoUGHToS & Co.,
1914 T. ST n W,
The Washington critic., 1888-04-28
WASHINGTON CRITIC
CITY SPECIALS.

Crsrs emo shoes, In kangaroo aud calf All
the latest styles. We call attention to our
81 llnc of Kangaroo Shoes as being extra
nice. Gartrclls, 900 Seventh street.
The Washington critic., 1888-04-28
O. your and klIt sults at EIseman,s. Z s Z

OUR ASSORTMENT OF Reed and Rattan Furn
tuTe will meet your demand.
w. II HoUGHToS & Co.,
1914 L st. n. w.
The Washington critic., 1888-04-28
PALACE onoANs on SIS payments.
Il. G.. SMITH, 1925 Pa. ave.
Housckeepcrs. Hotel Proprietors and
Others, Attenf.Dnl

Henry Klein, agent, at nos. $40. $50 and
SOL Centre Market, does have the finest But
torine cve- offered In this market. Ills dis.
pley on last saturday was grand, and he will
repeat IL again tomorrow Saturday. When
you go to Centre Market don't fat to pay
him visit, and take home a pound of IIut
tcrinc at 20 conts, which Is equal to butter
for which you pay 30 cents. He only asks
you TO give II trial TO win you rs u Gus
toner. Ten pound lots at Is cents
por pound. Also has fne Creamery In :
pound boxes at 81.
The Washington critic., 1888-04-28

YALE STEAM LAUNDRY, 522 10th ST. n. W.,
near L. Collars, 2c Cuffs, dc; Shirts, 10c;
Ladies' Cape Collars, &c. Flrst-class in every
particular FRANK H. WALLER Il Co., Pro
prietors. Telephone call, 06S-5.
The Washington critic., 1888-04-28

II = MORE than getting the value Of your
money by purchasing your clothing OF Else
man Bros, corner seventh and +, the only
manufacturers In Washington
The Washington critic., 1888-04-28

YOU CAN DEFEND upon II, our clothing is the
lowest step for prices, and the uppermost for
cut, style and finish. Eiseman Bros, Seventh
iuoiOn.
The Washington critic., 1888-04-28

We have the best Refrigerators handled in
this city Also, an excellent stock of Baby
Carriages, Furnishing Goods OF all
kinds, all OF which we will sell on the In
stallment plan at cash prices.
GATELY & ALuRGoH,
527 9TH st. n. W.
The Washington critic., 1888-04-28

For Washington Spring Lamb
70 10 John II. Kelly stalls 629, G20 and $50
Centre Market, and 200 and 20S Northern
Liberty. Corned beef a specially.
The Washington critic., 1888-04-28
Goods Laundered Free--A New Feature
in the Collar and Cur Line.

Buy your collars and curs at either OF my
places, named below, and when they are
soiled will launder them free of charge.
MoRGAH Steam Laundry, 517 9th street n. W.
Branch, 613 10Th street n. W.
The Washington critic., 1888-04-28
To tho Ladies.

VimTlsa CARDS neatly engraved from you
plates at 7b cents per hundred. KerYand
1OI2 Pennsylvania avenue.
The Washington critic., 1888-04-28

MoSosRAas ana address dies stamped In
colors at low dgures. Keryand's, 1919 Pam
Bylyania aveune.
The Washington critic., 1888-04-28

LITHoGRAPH CaEcK HOOKS made TO order.
Handsome designs. Kervand, 1912 Pennsyl-
Vanla avenue.
The Washington critic., 1888-04-28

English scrgcs &C., suitable for Ladies' Tay.
tornado Jackets Spring Wraps, Riding
Habits, &C., at the Cloth House.
900 ID street H. W.
The Washington critic., 1888-04-28
nIoclbee 8 Co.,s ropulnr Shoe House.

LADIES mis- scs aud children wanting low
shoes should call ut Gartrelrs, 900 9TH st.
The Washington critic., 1888-04-28

GsrnAw MATT1Nos will please in style and
prices. W. ii. lloUGHroN " Co.,
1914 II ST. N w
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ard SILK Bralds, Buttons. sc. Buttons GOV
cred 10 order, at the Cloth House
690 ID street n W.
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FRASRLiN's = INSECT FLUID kills moths bed
bugs and rouches. For sale by all druggists.
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Orn Sur Cover MATERIALS are of the latest
aud in great variety.
". II. HouGHToN & Co,
1914 L st. II. W.
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$500

Will buy you the best Lawn Mower In use
Garden sets, Rakcs. Hoes, rrowels, Barrows
window Screens, &c, at lowest prices.
.', CHAHLEs S. CAnrEn Co.,
COG Pa. nYe. u. W.
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20 examine our Spring and Summer line OF
Coatings, Suitings, and Trouserings.
FRANK III. QUASI & Co.,
020 ID street n. w
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--Dr. Joseph 4. Johnson lectured on
s'Nature's sons at the rooms Of the Y.
NJ. Y. a. last evening.
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Crescent Oil, Iy5o Fire Test.

Highest Test. Safest and Best Oil Sold in
the City.
For Lamps and Stoves, gallons, 81.
Prime 1902 Fire Test Oil, 3 gallons Doc; 2
gallons, Csc.
low prices.
1910 II 81 n w
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Johns Time -Honored Restaurant.

Get clothing for self and children at Eiseman',
Tth A r.
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Send your lace curtains 70 the Swiss steai
Laundry, 1922 II street.
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10 the Ladies'.

Send your lace curtains TO the Swiss steau
Laundry, 1922 Y street.
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II Is the Best.
Ask for II. Schlltzs Milwaukee Lager Beer
For sale by all leading houses.
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nrlll,s pnnnlnr Resnrl

BrApBunY PIANOS on $40 payments
Il. G. SMITH, 1925 Pa. ave.
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Cr1LDREN's "FAsr BLACK" HOSE.

CI1LDREN'S FAST BLACK" HOSE
Six splendid qualities and STYLES.
No 1-Plaiu. double heel and toe, sizes I to
S1a; size is SOC. per pair rise &c. per size
larger.
No. 2-Nne.and one ribbed double heel
and toe. sizes to y inch; size 3 is sic. per
pair, rise &c. per size larger.
No. 3-Plain, sizes q to Sla, fine quality;
size inch Sic. per pair, rise &c. per size
larger.
No. 1-Fine Ribbed, Tisle Thread, double
heel and toe, sizes to inches; SIZE D inch
is 0Sc. per pair, rise DC. per size larger.
No. 5-Eine Plain Lisle Thread, double
is 1lc. per pair. rise &c. per size larger.
No. O-Extra Fine Plain Cotton, double heel
and toe, sizes to SO inches; size Is 56c.
per pair, iise &c. per size larger.
INFANTS FAST BLACK SOCKS.
Something entirely new. FIRST to intro
duce, them in Washington. Infants Fast
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Notice.

LtgnTNTG RODS repaired. j. II. KUEmINe,
1919 Penn. ave.
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"AIderney Dairy Wagons"
Fresh Alderney butter, cnurned every morn
lng aud delivered In " D WARD prints, 45o,
pSr n. Also cottage cheese, buttermilk and
sweet milk, &c. per at. Cream. lbc. per at.
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Bedroom Furniture

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