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sales OF Real Estate.

Whitaker & Jordan report the following sales OF
property the past week for the owners: Lot O. 50.
sz5 fronting 80 feet on = street northeast by a
feet on street northeast by depth OF 100 feet:
g. Lot2g, So ZOE, fronting 20 feet on I4th street
northwest b. depth OF 100 feet; 81, zoo. Lots,
street northwest by depth OF lO5 feet: sc. 80.
Lots III and 10. 81. 5, fronting no feet on nth
street by depth Of lH feet; 1900; Lot l22, 50.
depth OF 20 feet; 81 500.
". W. johnston has bought Of r. Goidschmid for
$1,000. sub 2ol. square 200, 20 by 100 feet on the
west side OF 14th street, between s and streets
northwest
q. II. warner Co., have sold 70 Mrs. Z. H.
Smsliey, the stster-in-law OF Hon. b. B. Smalley
OF vermont the stone house No. co.'s street
northwest, and 10 Mr.. Frederick Gheen, OF this
city. the stone house No. 20O6 on the same street
Webo SUD lots los 90 III, ST. 1885, four OF them
each 10 Dy 20 feet, on h, between 9Th and 7th
stlse,, anu Two 10 py "a feet on 9Th, between K
and Caiisn streets northeast. - :
ATM SALE cAss-Yesterday Jas. Pilliug, by
OF Columbia 70 restrain the sale OF lots II 10 "a
square 81, for taxes, and TO declare ne lot Free
from tases he Claims that he purchased the lots
al tax sale, and having received a deed FINN the
District the latter Is estOpped from enforcfn0
alleged TO De due prior TO the date Of his deed.
Z BUSY DAY FOR THE PoLIcR-Durfng Tho
twenty -f0ur hours ending at o'ciock this ,ocr,'
ing the police made 90 arrests; e6 OF the persons
81 prisoners In the Police Court Most OF them
charged with trivial Onenses, tor which a rnes
were Imposed.
OPEN To-NoRRow.-It viii be seen by the notice
ELSEWHERE that the Walters Galleries VIII be open
tomorrow. This will AFFORD those who epioy me
advantages OF holiday an opportunity 70 visit
Baltimore and see this splendid collection OF paint
ings, oronzes. ceramics, etc.
YE ANCIENT CrrY-The Annapolis Washington
and Baltimore Railroad announces the sixth OF tts
series OF popular excursions 10 Annapolis on Wei.
nesday next, February -. Train will leave Bal.
umore and Ohio depot. Washington, $50 a In
returning. leave Annapolis $50 pm. The state
capitol with Its historical associations the Naval
Academy and grounds, md the many quaint old
streets and houses OF Annapolis, all combine &C
render visit 10 eye Ancient city" full OF Interest
and Instruction. Round-trip tlci.ets 81.
CLOSING or THE GKKAr SNg At DowLrNos-
There VIII b. a closing sale to-p-.rrow morning al
Ii O'Clock az Ar. Dowlings aucttsn ROOMS OF
number Of the best pieces In repousse silver,
eral tine specimens 0f old marQuetrie work. old cut
glass and other articles that have not been Gale,
for, and others that were TOO late for the cata
logue-ln all about nfty pieces.
The X. OF p. FAIR-Fair OF Washington Divi
sion, L. X, X. OF r., now being he'd at Nationa
Rilies Arniory, VIII be opend IL noon to-morrow
The upper nall has, In addition 70 the lower one
been engaged, and there will be dancing durinl
the evening.
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FOR AUroBAErs 20 to Droop's, g25 Pa ave.

The G. A. X BAZAAR The opening eere-
monies Of the Grand Army Fair and Bazar
will occur az \ D. m sharp on the even
Ing OF the ed The Hon. ThoS. Z. Bayard has
kindly consented to be present ana Will person
ally Iaunch the fair He will be accompanied by
all OF the members OF the cabinet who are In the
city: also the President OF the senate, the Speaker
Of the House, and the commissioners Oh tne DIS
trtcr Mr. ingalls, will make an address. Gen.
Sheridan OF the Army, accompanied by some or
the members OF his stan, Will also De present The
widows OF Gen. Hancock Gen. Logan, and OF Gen.
Custer who are now IN the city, have also been In
ylted 10 officially participate III the opening, and
will BY their presence during the continuance OF
The fair give all the aid and encouragement they
can This Oazar promises TO become one OF the
most successful affairs Of the kind ever held In this
civ
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Ok BLoop. GopLrs Blue.

Ok BLoop, GoB1rs Blue.
TERRA GOTTA. AND TAN.
The New Spring Shades in Ladies' Broadcloth.
Pure WOOL one yard and half wide,
Worth 81; Reduced to S7kc
Good Quality PLAID MUSLIN, DC.
Bargains in INDIA LINEN, 8, 10. 12kc
FRENCH SATTEENS. finest quality, CSC
AMERICAN SATTEENS. French styles l2hc
BLACK AND COLORED SILKS, real cost
COLORED SILK VELvETS worth g.; only Soc
HANDSOME STRIPED BLACK SILK VELVET,
cheap at 81. 30: only 75c.
CARRIERS
I'll MARKET SPACE. NEAR SEVENTH ST
Cash Customers who buy So will receive ONE
of the following presents One Pair of Handsome
Damask Towels worth 81; One Pair Of Silk En-
broidered Corsets. worth 75c.: OF Half Dozen Fine
DOUBLE WH1TE BLANKETS. slightly soiled. 81 81.
HANDSOME CLOTH PLAIps pure wool. one yard
Elegant Dress G0ods-FRENCH SERGE, pure wool,
wide double width. all colors; wonderful bargain,
TkIoo CLOTH DRESS GOODS, pure wool. wide
Cash Customers who buy Sl0 or over will receive
ONE Of the following presents Large Size Handsome
Bridal Quilt. worth 81. SO: Two Yards and . Half
kins, worth 81 so.
Don't fall TO ask for the Valuable Present. 70
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

Two CAPITALISTS
ea wishes t confer with parties who can
ment absolutely safe, requi ing management, that
win net one to two hundred per cent profit within four
H. star office. 2l1w'
A PARTNER WITH SMALL CAPITAL TO JOIN IN
hn established and profitable business Address
DNEUMATIC GUN. GRAPHOPHONE. AND LIMO
L type Stocks bought and sold on commission, 9i
f2l-ot 1418 + street. Telephone $50.
A PPLEToNs AMERICAN CYCLoPEDIA s24
a per set formerly Sl40: new revised. condensed
first payment OF 81; the accumulated knowledge Of all
s SENT o tor
ton free and subscriptions received to begin in
address sSHEfHf
ELORIDA-FOR SALE IN MARION, SUMTER AND
pine lands near railroads and towns. Apply for fur
Their information g. p. Star office. f20-3t'
sA AaassI H. a,sI once STORE 1 PseP
DOR sALE-LAUNDRY WITH IMPROVED MA
T. cninery cheap rent doinE GOOD business IN ap
s B1TGHELDER. ICES Est NV fso-5t
IGOR sALE-THE STOCK, GOODWILL. AND
u fixtures Of an odestablished Grocery Store in
go into business Address Box 90 Star ofce fo0-3t'
DART. Es slEKING SAFE IN. EsTMENTs IN
1Sss at "" GGEEI Rsss
1910 + st. NV. f1S-3m
VlHE ANTIQUARIAN BOOK STORE OF THE
l. late DIR. Wilcox will be sold at very reasonable
Price and on easy terms. The business requires but
little capital and is. with proper attention. most
day tu settle the estate. For terms apply TO J. e.
LANG, sos + ST. NV. flS-3t
MILK IN STONE JARS LA BELLE FRANCE
M DAIRY some more families withs trictly
pure Milk. morning and evening Milk of One Cow for
Babies specially City Depot, 2120 st. INV. f176t
EsTABLiSHED MANUFACTURING BUSINESS
II of fifteen for SALE and part of premises for
rent, Address for further particulars, SLATf MAN
IEI.S, star office, f16-lw
lrOR SALE-B3O SHARES CAPITOL TYPE WRIT
j ing Machine Co Stock. in certificates TO suit at 30
per share. c. II: FICKLING. 1264 sd ST., or CUR
LEY BROS. 1919 + st jaoG. 5ws
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Porsosrn BIZ ScnoruLA..

The faint Of scrofula in the blood should BE-
got rid Of or serious consequences may result.
Consumption is undoubtedly scrofula Of the
lungs, and In its early stages may be cured by
purifying the blood and building up the aystem.
For this Hoods sarsapartlla IL uneQualsd II
also cures scrofuls when It appears in the form
Of running sores, hollis. punches in the neck
catarrh. or in any other manner. While 1t puri-
fes. Hoods Ssrsaparilla also vitalizes and en-
riches the blood
HOODS sARsAPARILLA
Sold by all druggists. 81; six for Is. Pre-
pared only by C. /. HOOD CO., Lowell, Masa
,a23 100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR.
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RUBBER
Hot Water Bottles,
Excellent for the sick during the cold season.
RCBBER
Monitor CATERS
and Arctics keep the feet warm while riding or
walking these cold days
RUBBKK
Overshoes and Boots,
Very best quality, sure give satisfaction.
RUBBER
Gossamers and Clothing,
SeryIcean!e and good.
secure something OF the kind to use on 22d In
case OF need
GOODYEAR RUBBER Co,
300 9th street n. W., near Pa. ave.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

VI TIE MATCHlEss BRIoG's PIANO.
fal-a ~ nRooP. sole Agent
4 ,ABLER 4 BROS. PIANOS an BEST MEDIUM
~ price instruments IN the HlsrGeS, at = IA
fei-6t she N.r,,
StIEcTED. wARRANTED. PIANas AND or
- CANS at REASONABLE prizes GUSTAV a. KUHN
3O1 10th Il. Iracti' al l1Ano-mRker and Tuner
merly foreman with d. . Lizlte a GO. TuD-r Win
Steinwsy a sons sells the noble kRAkANER
ORGANS. - An
TIVE EsTEf PIANO II A GREAT go" IN THIS
city. Numerous purchasers are ready to tesiif, 10
ITS b,Auty Of tone and durability II Is ia fart
class Piano a. moderate prlce The ecsi.ns
new and sirikinsly handsome.
Bee aud hear the
fSTEY PIANOS
SANDERS sTAlMAN. Sole AGENTS.
ti-om 934 st N. ".
Josef HOFFMAN,
instrument whose Tone, Touch and Musical pr,,f,sries
were so gym athletic 80 thuss VI y5ylf laalO-
iortes." Hoilnann uses the Weber" "a, lusiN.ly.
SANDERS sTAlMAN. Soie Agents.
ft3m 3a4 d ~ n. W.
4 Of DECKER BROS. rank ~ HIGHEST GRADE
Instruments. Their position tie Pedestal u
Fame" IL secure and unqgestoned
sANDkhs sfAfMAS sole A entsi
fei-3m SJ4 FsI a. ".
" Sweetness Of Tone. Power. Brilliancy Orchestral
effects the most approved mechanical deVlcesthess
are CHARACTERISTIC fesinTrs Of the
ESIEN ORGAN.
The new Estey "Philhsrmonic" Organ . a woudse.
Easy terms. p,anoe and Organs for rent
SANDERS q sTAlMAN
b34 4 - "A. w.. Washington, ~ q
- y. Charles II, BALTIMORE. Nd.
III I'm l2lg Main st. Richmond Va
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PROFESSIONAL.

NJ ADAME GRUKA. FROM NEW YORK. WONDER
Vl ful Trance Sleeper. born with double caul Her
equal cannot be found throughout the world Al bust
ness confidential. Sittings, 30 cents and 81 hours,
10 M 10 pm
stopping a short time a; % 9TH ST. ne. East
CAPT oil ST., Capitol Hill. f20-9t'
M ME- BROOKE TELLS ALL The EVENTS OF
w LIFE. All business con ndeutial Ladies and a.
temen 30 cents each. 40S street, between ith aud
bth streets northwest s0-24M.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

NOR SAIE-MALvERN PARK, JUST SOUTH OF
Il Brightwood, Piney Branch (l4th st road. This
land will subdivide nicely and yield handsome profit.
f21-5t 18th and F sta.
IrOR SALE-AT DECIDED BARGAIN-A FINE
West Washington. Contemplated improvements and
HUFTY 4 DYER.
f21-1Ot 18th and + sta.
ICOR SALE-A COUNTRY home ON EASY TERMS
House of 10 rooms, pantry cellar and porches lot
celleat water only minute walk from Hyattsville
Railroad Station, with good sidewalk and LAMPS
schools. churches, stores, physicians and % traius
daily.
Only 10 minutes ride from city
Price $4,000; terms $1,000 cash; balance s25 per
month.
1885 40 Louisiana ave.
Il Home. s400 cash aud s25 per month will pur-
chase beautiful rural home. Lot 10Ox200 feet
C20OOO IT. with new cottage containing rooms. pan
try, halls, lstrooe, cellar aud porchss good well of
$4,000; terms above; Possession May Is.
Apply to RICHARD p. EVANS. Atty.
1885, 40 La ave. (Tihe ms Cos Bidg.)
INOR RENT-STORE AND WHOLE OR PART OF
dwelling. with garden and buildings. at inter-
SECTION of Columbia anu Leesburg pixies miles from
Washington, D from Ale xandria Address S. A
HEATH, Baiey's Crossroads Va. f1S-4t'
ICOR SALE-THE VERY HANDsOMEsT VILLA
Il sites around Washington, kosslyn Heights,
end of Aqueduct bridge, ct 8 to cents per loot.
f4-lm T. H. SYPHERD 4 CO, 1907 st.
EOR SALE-sUBURBAN PROPERTY
z Mount Peasant. fine Lots at 80 cents per foot
Meridian Hill fine Lots at 30 cts. per OF.
Columbia College Grounds fine Lots at 90 cts per foot
jas3-3m GURLEY BROS. 1319Fst.
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81 Have Been Occasionally
troubled with Coughs. and in each case have used
Browns Bronchial TrOcheS, which have never
failed, and must say they are second TO none In
the world."-Felir A May, Cashier. II. Paul.
Mum. co3tGk
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CITY ITEMS.
Light Underwear

&C This season Is dangerous, and heavy underwear
Is uncomfortable. There Is no necessity for wear
ing either when our line OF mi 1dle-wetght under
Clothing Is so complete and the prices SO reason
able. Franc, One-Prtce Halter and Furnisher,
corner 7th and d.
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LOCAL MENTION.


HsSsrn,fo,. for the 81 hours comnep-fro at n. ~
FOR the District OF Columbia, Maryland, and vfr-
ginia colder fair weather, followed by rain In
southeast Virginia, light 70 fresh winds shifting
10 northeasteriy.
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Mr. GEO PRINCE, the photographer, viii be open
On Wednesday, the 22d, as usual. to satisfy the
wants OF bis patrons.
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CIPHER ON A ToMBSroSE--A recent exanliua-
ton OF shakeSpeare'5 tombstone with a powerful
nagnifying glass has enabled Professor Donnelly
TO ind letters heretofore undiscovered, which in
distinctly appear to be $. U. E. They may relate
To important discoveries as to the authorship OF
Shskespeare's plays but whether or DO, they cer-
tainly do represent the initials OF scotch oats ES
sence, which Is the greatest nerve and brain food
and curative FOR neuralgia, nervous exhaustion
and hysterfa known.
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SPECIALTIES.

1NR ALBAC6H SUCCESSFULLY TREATS ALL
IJDisesses peculiar 20 Ladies. Married single.
Prompt attention. 6atisfaction guaranteed. Changes
uIoderate. Ofhcs hours IL TO = and 4 10 D. m Dr.
ALBAUGH 132o O street nv fslms
WARS A SPECIALITY IN CUR
~ and ientsi dasesse spinal and
uterine troubies STRUCTURES ssstick byster1A
rheumatism. neuralgia cborea. paralys deblty and
diseases Fenefay. fxseDts visited Static electricity
through clothing References. permanent cures IN
Washington No outsioe assistsrtA. DR l. d SlchOkr
SON, 6O4 18th st. n ~. cor. of d. fy-...sgs
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OtOGraphs, S.. ANTHoNY's, 9O5 Pa av. coll

For Sale-Several great bargains-new houses,
well located northeast, that am authorized TO sell
ten Q0 per cent below market prices If sold this
month. WASH'N DANENBowER,
Successor to Eisenhower & Son,
wv Ills st. NV.
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OCEAN STEAMERS.
TLANTIc d WEST INDINLINE
NEW AND CHARMING WINTER TOURS
British Duulsu and French West India lsisnds &c
So BAERACoUTA.
Failing 9TH March. 18th April and thereafter.
stota,ins dsy or more al St. Croix 81 kItts An
tgun GartiniQue. BaTb~dos Den1erAra, TRINIDAD -
huperb Odatious excellent culzpa
sm.kllls hooIn. bath koolins. &C Apply 10
LLAlCRAfT < CO.
pl4-tuth.s tomhs lao Pearl 81. 4. T.
SHORT ROUTE TO LONDON.
NOkDEU1CSHER LLOYD s. s. Co
Past Express steaDers.
To southaan,aoa uoadon Haste). bremen, 80.
Ems We'd, heb. -. 4 pm. E1dsr. bat. Feb Va
q % m : sale We'd. Pen. 20. am; fulda. Sat-.
Men 8 $50 M; Ir.ve. Wed, Mch. Z. 30 p.n-.
Ellie. Sat, Mch 10. pm
Comfortsbie sssterooms. excellent table, luxurious
saloon appoiDtments. Prices; LIST cabin, ss5 and up
wnris berth, according iocstion. I'd eapiu. e55
berth; steerasre st Low rrtes. Apply 20
fI6 D. Dkoof. e35 Penn sve
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GOODYEAR RUBBER Co.,
300 9th street D. W. near ia. ave.

RICE, Photographer. VIII make sittings all day
Z MORROW 10 accommodate those wishing 10 take
OF the holiday. studio I2l7-is-2o Pa
avenue.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
Condensed Locals.

(0mQemSeO LOCals.
The following named persons have been ad-
United 10 the bar in the Court In General Term:
". w. Fieming, Frank Gordon, Oscar Dunlap and
Mr.. John B. Daish, of Johns Hopkins University,
lectured al the High school this afternoon on
Christian socialism.
samuel Clark, colored, drew razor on another
eolored man yesterday, and Judge Smell to-day
nned him $50.
Tne gates OF the soldiers Home will be closed
while the roads are 50 muddy.
Columbia District Tent No. =. Independent order
OF Rechabites, has elected the Following Officers:
7. .. G. r. kopt. W. johnson; D. G; 4, j. c. Lee;
D. T., VIM. r. Hunt; ID. l., VIM. II: Marriott; D..
e., e, Grimes; D. '. and l., 4. B. Marchei D.
This morning. in the Police Court. Andrew Glass,
superintendent Of the Belt Line Railroad was
charged with wasting Potomac water In the COM
pany's stables anc was lined $40.
WashingtOn's Birthday.
HOW THE ANNIVERSARY WILL BE CELEBRATED IN
THIS VICINITY.
Tomorrow Is a legal holiday in the District
Public ofnces and many private business institu-
tons Will be closed The day will be celebrated
In various ways by various bodies. AS stated in
The STAR the veteran Firemen's Association Will
parade at 10 O'Clock and then go 10 Alexandria 10
take part in the celebration there. The Washing
ton Light Infantry Corps Will parade at O'Clock.
The Washington Continental5 will make a pill
grimage To Mount Vernon. The Merchants Rules
and Corcoran Cadets Will 20 10 Alexandra 20 take
part In the parade there The celebration In Alex
andria will be more extensive than usual. Besides
the local IRE companies AMI military there Will be
visiting organizations from this city and else
where. Gov. Lee and stan and several milit AIRY
companies from Richmond are expected. Prof.
widows viii play the Metropolitan chimes To-
morrow for one hour, commencing at 12 m, in
honor Of Washington's birthday. The program
Will consist Of selections OF national and popular
melodies
The High School Cadets VIII probably not be
able 10 appear on the street to-morrow, as there
has been dirnculty In making necessary arrange
ments for q parade. IL Is possible, however, that
n the weather Is favorable the cadets may march
down the Avenue.
The Oldest Inhabitants will have preliminary
meeting tomorrow at their rooms In the Corcoran
building at 1880 O'Clock am. The public exsr-
clses Tor the celebration OF the anniversary OF
Washingtons birthday will commence at noon at
the same place. After the reading OF Washington's
Farewell Address J. A WlneOerger will deliver
some remarks on the united states its progress
from colonies 20 states and the development or its
constitution" which Will De followed by an ora
tion prepared for the occasion OF the celebration
by Capt r. A Tucker.
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Ivory starch. plain finish or high polish,
harmless, always ready and reliable. GrocerS 1
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Phillips Digcstible Cocoa, an e1icacious
drink, for the nervous and dyspeptic.
"ROya1 GIue'' mends China, GlassWood, &C,
Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morning
and delivered In u 10. ward" prints, 45c per To-
Also Cottage Cheese and Buttermilk; sweet Milk
sc. per quart.
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FINE PORTRAITS. Kets Kemethy, 100 Pa n

DAVIS. 723 It'll ST., Will make one large erayon
and one dozen nicely finished cabinet portraits for
s.. Come and see them
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GREAr SALE
UPHOLSTERY GOODS FROM AUCTIONS
stery Goods and Lace Curtains in New York. Feb
ruary l.
Prices were 30 low that he tempted to buy very
we will mark everything just 80 cents the dollar Of
the regular prices.
For example, there are:
$40 LACE BED SETS. with spreads and shams
complete for s150. Regular price. %.
800 LACE PILLOW SLAMS, IKE each. Regular
price, 35c.
600 Pairs LACE CURTAINS from 7Oc. to 50 pair.
all at Oue-half price.
$40 Pairs TURCoMAN PORTIEREs % 40 q pair
to 81 All just one-hslf price.
s Pieces of FURNITURE COVERING, 75c. Regular
price, u. So
5P,eces of FURNITURE COVERING. s5c Regular
price. sl.7a
Pieces of FURNITURE COVERING. 81. Regular
price, 81.
The whole lot will be displayed on special tables in
our Upholstery Department Some Of the Lace Goods
are slightly soiled but will be sold there other
bargains in this department.
RIGS AT wUOI EsArE pRrcra
42O Dozen STAMPED LINENS from suction at less
than manufscturers' prices.
CoLORED CURTAIN sCR1M. Sc. per yard. Regu-
lar price, l5c.
IMITATION CHINA SILK. 1oc per yard. Regular
price, 1sc.
COCOA DOOR MATS 47c
SOLID CHERRY and ANTIQUE OAK TABLES
s1.45.
Same. with Polished Tops s1.60
WINDOW SHADES. all colors. 35c.
Remember. you can get anything in Upholstery
from the cheapest to the finest fabrics at dry goods
prices here.
{ E, 4 4 III III :: :: ::
F. E.: E.: +; $$ F. = 5 I ' :; III
-. RR ssfs kksfk g g
seASss ssBs ( Z 200 -
ONE PRICE ONLY.
go 4ss. 4a4. 4ss 7.h:.... Az 40 9Th 8.
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LADIES GOODS.

CUPERFLuoUs HAIR DESTROYER. LEAVING
- no trace. Ny Electric Needle Process ~ endorsed
by all leading physicians ten years practice In this
city Electric Trest,nent for Ladies and chi dren
flS-lws MRS DIR GABRIEL l.s2l q st.
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EDUCATIONAL.

SHORTHAND REyoLuTIoNIxED-"AC PHO
H nST.Phy; :impasst most s.pia. moss is:iSa ss
mo- .s,. sSsa :0epd c..ss.
sssoo ac :'''
IS. AS ps,s. = M 81 SHk
AokKE1i Who has had Il %.dsis and ssadisd IS
they wan e received s.tuS.ys four YEAR Of
branch from prswiers y 4. isnds 70 fortssit.
anna anna Monaa .sS isr
Mrs, E BRAsELMAN,
Az ART S fisbit :, WORK,
fls-1m' Goa 18th ST.. near +. NV.
w Book. keeping and Commercial Branches Exam
20 eS5 aGP wsH4 nciS only
A GRADUATE OF COOPER UNION, NEW YORK.
"A desires puI Ills IN modern pen-andink pencil. and
Ss sss + psp aS1
days and Thursdays. Setween and pm. " II. 81.
EhooOMi1 Ts A ASG REAS SHEsL ME- Mack.
Private GI 1ssoa. of snS S c.s asss +st "
ERENCH SYSTEM or SOUND SCHOOL
Es%oX pRt lTcW Iaih e to ,s Il. 18Th St
and successful French teacher Of WssSston. has
,er
method of learning 70 SPEAK and understsnd French
E,
Hon. and Mrs. & s. Cox FL
MARTINS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
wi 313 9th st n.w. near City Post Office.
The Highest standard Businss. Colleye in America.
Theory. Practical Banking and English Departments
Day and Evening Sessions. students enter any
time Catalogues Free on Application at College Of
nee, first hoor or by mail.
FRANCIS @. MARTIN. President
@. K. URNER, NJ A. c. E. Prin
Colored students not admitted. fl0-1m
A GRADUATE OF HARVARD, TEACHING IL
"A Washington. desires pupils singly III small
classes. Inquire Of MIR JARVIS BUTLER o34 St
u W. sl.D-Ilu
w ASHINGTON
w KINDERGARTEN NORMAL INSTITUTE,
For the traininy of teachers,
with
Model Kinderearteu and Primary School
Established 1874.
Mrs. LOUISE POLLOCK, PRINCIPAL.
f13 1011 10th St
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ATTORNEYS.

NDaEw g. BRADLEY,
"A Attorney and Counselloe~t-Law.
kooms 5. q. end 3. Fsudsll buldlnS oczaer Of a.
and " sta nW HSe-3ms
CAMPBELL cARRINcToN, ATToRNEY-Ar.
svenus wsshangtoo. ~ G ksGdAsc& l2ls n 9
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That well-known grocery and Eureka Meat MAJ
ket cor. 10th and o sts- NV, is for rent, with TX
furo
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DENTISTRY.

OEN I Id ~ \.
VAR r N TAIRoI-T. DENTIST. 437 IRA ST.
kJthree doors FROM corner Of 4 Dentistry III Al "
brAncheA Teeth inserted "a per set Al wofk ssr
nR DUKE DENTIST us l4TH k.w.-TEErH
~ extracted without pain. By saa o. iecsi
lee rftinw sess u ARTIFICIAL tessh Operznons enAx.n
teed o4-oH-
TNR STAKE PARSONS. DENTIST. 9TH ST, COR
u ner X NV. Pain pEevented in extrscttnx ~ ~
plicafion 70 Euns; something end the best nins
ssEsciay: schns teeth ssvsd' es'A
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HrYLERs Cocoa for breakfast and supper.
Vanilla and family chocolate; pure, healthfuL
sold by grocers. Wholesale depot, Jas l. Barbour
q Son.
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q. Can CONSUMPTION BE CURED?
A Use Bakers cod Liver OIL and Malt,

PHOTOGRAPHS 81 Gallery will be open to-mor-
row, nd Anthony's sos Pa ave.