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The Opelousas courier., 1888-08-04

$4,000 pour I'M cheval dun
an! Tel est le prix sans pr6c6-
dent pave lundi dernier aux en-
chores publiques d New York,
pour un MAGNITUDE poulain
nomm6 King Thomas, prove
nant des haras de M. j. b. Hag-
gins, d Rancho del Paso en- Ca
lifornie, ct issu de King Ban
avec Maud Hampton.
Iacheteur, M. e. 0. Appleby,
representait, dit-ons l'ecurie Bel
mont.
I'm train de la ligne West
Shore q emportG samedi a San
francisco cinq caisses contenant
les easements de seize Ohinois
morris d New York ct enterr6s
an cimetiere d'Evergreen, don
on les d eXllum6s pour les en-
voyer Gu Chine. Les fun6bres
coils ont 6t6 declares D l'exp1di.
ton CONNIE ayant une valenI
de 81, GOO, soft 500 par Ohinois.
The Opelousas courier., 1888-08-04

An quarter:
-Cap'ral, vons qn'6tes malin, je pa.
RE que vons ne savez pas lie nom de
l'homme aui a-t.invent6 lie caontehoue?
Moi fol non.
Eth bien, c'est nn nomm6 Lastique
The Opelousas courier., 1888-08-04
Ia. s.. T.,
Louisiana State LottA,,.,,
Company,

incorporated by the Legislature in 1863
Educational and Charitable purposes, and w.
franchise made a part of the present State ~.
stitutIon, in 1879, by an OVERWHELMED
POPULAR VOTE.
The Opelousas courier., 1888-08-04
LIST OF PRIZES.

3.l34 Prizes amounting to-.--$1,054,oUo
NOTE Tickets drawing Capital Prizes arc
not entitled to Terminal Prizes.
The Opelousas courier., 1888-08-04

La i6vre jaime fait DIES progress me-
nacants sur les c6tes de FioGide ct 10
gouverueur de Get Etat demande au
gouvernement federal d. faide pour
lutter contre Ia terrible maladie, qui
est sur lie point de devenir epid6mique
d Tampa ct a Manatee. lie ch~irurgien
general Hamilton a envoy6 DIES m6de-
Gins.
The Opelousas courier., 1888-08-04

La chambre DIES deputies, a
Rome, d discut6 un projet de loi
tendant a la r6forme de la loi
communale ct provinciale. La
Eloi accorde les droits 6lectoraux
"a tout homme saehant lire ct
ecrire cit payant un minimum
d'imp6ts. Les extremistes ont
propose reimbursement du snf-
.frage universal mails le presi-
dent du conseil, M. Crispsi, a
declare que, 81 cette derniere
proposition 6tait yot6e, la oise-
RAFT retir6e; le projet primitif a
alors etc vote par 295 yoix con-
tire 81.
R&@ "
The Opelousas courier., 1888-08-04

GRAND EXTRAORDINARY DRAWINGS
Take place semi annually (June and n.o..
DeP), and its GRAND SINGLE NIMREIp,
DRAWINGS take place on each Of The a,Ll1
ten months OF the year, and are all dra,s vsnet
public, at The Academy of Music, New OrIaaa ~
Ia ''FS'''
The Opelousas courier., 1888-08-04

D'apres DIES avis recus de HAM
bourg, r6migratiDn allemande
vers pAm6rique a ~augment6, on
ces derniers temps, dams DIES pro-
portions consid6rables. lie nom
bre DIES 6migrants est tellement
grand, que les compagnies ma
ritimes ont do affar6ter des va
penrs strangers pour en- assurer
le transport.
La mamie de constrnire des
batisses a cinq on six 6tages
commence d devenir impopu-
laire dams les grandes villes.
Derniarement, IN bill a etc de-
pose deyant le Parliament de
Londres, a reffet de restreindre
r1reetion des batisses q so nieds.
On dit quill est bn, dams Ia
vile de New York, Is, 900. 900
de verres de biers par jour.
Trayaux typographiqnes en-
tous genres executes q rimpri-
merle dn COURIER.
The Opelousas courier., 1888-08-04

We the undersigned Banks aud Banker,
will pay all Prizes drawn in the Louisiana
State Lotteries which may be presented at our
counters.
r. NJ. WALMSLEY,
Pres. La. Nat. Bank.
P. LANAUX,
Pres. State Nat. Bank.
A. BALDWIN,
J Pres. N. o Nat. Bank.
CARL KOHN,
Pres. Union NatrBank.
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Alexandria Affairs.

Reported for The EVENING STAR:
The CITY DEBTS.-It Is thought by MANY that
construction OF Mount vernon avenue" the recon-
struction OF the gas-works, &C, Will demand that
which has ceased since the days OF city subscrip.
lions TO railroads. 1t was supposed by many that
the city council had, since the compromise OF the
old debt, no power TO make a new debt, but this,
IL seems, Is not the case. The act OF the legsla.
ture for the compromise OF the debt, approved
Feoruary ~ ls7S provides that 1.-The city council
the present amount thereof" The present GS10
amount thereof as shown by tie settlement a Few
months later, was $1,1 35, OiO.43 This had been
at the close OF the last fiscal year reduced 10
$9S9, 641.5O, giving IL Is now concluded the city
council the right 10 create new Indebtedness to
the extent OF $l47, 800 or thereabOut. Whether an
additional debt will in fact, be created Is a Oues
ton OF the future.
TIE PROPOSED PRocEssIoN.-The celebration of
the I'D has not yet been determined upon. The
collecting commttee-Messrs. Hill, Brent Deehy.
Lucas, Smith, Brill, Holt Donneliy, Appich Beck.
ham, Agnew, Rodgers. Linden and Creighton-have
been engaged In this work, and several hundred
dollars have been subscribed but so far not sum-
cient to insure parade They Will report tonight
and 1t will then be definitely determined whether
there Will De procession on that day.
NOTES.-The commissioner OF the revenue,
Major George Quincy, is now engaged in his an.
nuai assessment making the circuit OF the various
wards for this purpose.-Some one obtained at
the City Han IN washington few days ago q
this place, and Duty thinks this Kind Of Joke
poor fun, and promises that II he can find the man
that got the license ''there will be fun In Aexan-
dr1a. The Alexandria Light Infantry will
parade tonight and attend the Monument fair
The hose carriage OF the Hydrallon Company will
be rebuilt by Mr.. r. II. Atkinson, and viii come
out in o new bloom with the dandeliOns in the
spring. The Friendship suction OF this city is to
be lent to the veteran Firemen's Association OF
Washington, to be used In the parade Of the 22d
inst
Rev. DR.. Mcdonnell, secretary to the archbishop
OF New York, presented his diocesan offerings 70
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The Courts,
EQUITY CoURr-Caaf Justice Bingham and Jussic

The Courts.
EQUITY CoURr-Ct.ef Justice Bingham and Justice
Yesterday, Prospect Hin Cemetery agt. District
Society overruled Appleman agt Fletcher; pro
cOnfeS;O agt. Jane Fletcher granted Dunn agt
Dunn; reference to auditor ordered. Miner agt.
Miner, testimony before c. Ingle ordered taken.
PROBATE CoURT-Jud9e Cor.
Yesterday, estate Robert T. SHAW; petition OF
surviving executor for settlement. Estate Emily
Hingerty; letters TO John E. Hobson; bond $500.
Estate Henry Smith; letters to Frank II. Oven
bond Sl00 In re Annie and Oswald OHagan;
Mary O'Hagan appointed guardian: bond 5000.
ton OF certain assets Estate Joseph Kletndienst
letters TO Mary E. Kleind1enst bond $500. Estate
VIM. II. Hampton: order directing citation TO 8.
X. Bond to show cause. Estate Cora B. B. Mercer;
Estate Patrick Adee; administrator authorized TO
transfer letterSpatent. Estate Richard Cruit; re-
cetpt OF widow and hfetenant for money and prop
erty. Estate Phebe A. Lowe; letters to Elizabeth
executrix as to debts due deceased. Estate
Thomas Duke; order OF publication returnable
March } Estate ThOS. A. Richards; will flied; pc
tttion OF widow for letters Estate Adam Fox; let
tiers OF administration to William q. Henderson /;
bond 500 Accounts were passed In the follow
Ing estates; John c. Hardness Ulysses Ward ninth
accOunt), also account or katherine Schaefer,
guardian. and Andrew II. and Anna B. Stockman,
guardians.
CIRCUIT COURT No. I-JudQe Hagner.
Yesterday, johnson Co, against Morgan; judy
ment by default.
CRIMINAL CoURr-Judge Montgomery.
Yesterday, Ellen Matthews, unlicensed bar: plea
not guilty withdrawn and plea guilty entered.
London X. Thomas, unlicensed bar; verdict guilty
London X. Thomas, unlicensed bar; nolle pressed.
John G. Crogan, disorderly; verdict not guilty.
Thomas Gather, horse stealing; recognkance
taken.
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\, rok rHr POOR FUNp.-'Mauds sends q; 90
81 %; III" s., and s-cash' so cents 70 the SrxE
ior the benefit OF the poor fund.
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Condensed Locals.

George ellison was excused yesterday as juror
OF the Criminal Court
Michael Ryan, molder at the ordnance yard,
dropped dead OF heart disease while at work yes
tertay afternoon In the iron foundry.
MesSrs- j. III. Chesley & Co. OF this city, have
been awarded the contract for furnishing screw
drivers 70 the Signal ONCE.
Morgan, Thomas Co., OF this city, are the
lowest bidders on the roOnng for the courthouse
now being erected at Fort LeavenwOrth, Kan.
AT an early hour his morning thieves broke
into the bar-room Of James Holmes, corner OF New
Jersey avenue and streets northwest, but were
frightened on by the police before securing any,
hing.
Mrs. Electa z Smith, 1904 18th street. met with
quite an accident Thursday morning. While hur-
rying 70 catch she slipped and Tell heavily TO
the ground disiocating her wrist and receiving
many painful INJURIES
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CORSETs.

The many friends and customers Of Mrs N. Nell
son. formerly OF New York, and late with Mr.. f
Iisner Of the Palais Royal. Will be glad TO learn
that abe Il continuing the manufacture and sale
OF her notwithstanding corsets at Sl5 ST. NV.
Her samples can be seen IN the art-rooms ut above
number.
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NEW NATIONAL THEATER.
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT!

SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT!
"SHE" The Massive Spectacular Organization. pre-
- senting II. Rider Haggyrd's fascinating story,
den, New York, and playing the most phenom-
SHE" inal engagement in the history of the Hollis
Street Theater Boston, has consunmated
SHE" an arrangement with Manager Rapley, of the
New National Theaterfor the presentation. for
SHE" six nights, of the great spectacle, with the
SHE" geous scenery, and amazing mechanical nov
- elites that were identified with the protracted
SHE" runs Of the piece in New York and Boston
'SHE" The first presentation will be made on Mon
day evening next, 18th instant in all the
6HE" vast entirety of the work, the curtain rising
at o'clock precisely
SHE" Two afternoon performances will be given.
"sHE" 2 O'Clock.
"SHE" The adaptation OF this weird romance is by
SHE" Enemy" the famous national play that has
since its initial production in New York two
'SHE" seasons ago. aroused extraordinary demand
for American compositions in England and
"SHE" Australia.
SHE" The opening performance of "SHE" in this
city will be directed By Mr.. Gillette person.
SHE" ally.
SHE" The music is by Mr. W. W. Furst, whose
connection with DOyley Cartes popular mi.
SHE" kado" is well remembered here.
"SHE" The forthcoming presentations at the New
"sHE" in washington. '-'
1t THE MANAGEMENT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-11

AmuSements Tonight
NArloSAI---"The Flying Dutchman."
ALBAuGHs-Robert Mantell In ''Monbars."
HARRIs,.-Collier In Richard I'LL
kERSAsA-variety.
MANASSAS PANoRAMA.-Day and evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-11

Wf1bOr'S Cod Liver Oil.
Phosphate OF Lime, Soda, and Iron, cures Coughs,
Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis, Debility, Wasting Dis
ease, and ScrOfulOuS HumOrS
Get the Genuine ArtfCle.-The great popu-
larity OF "Wilbor's Compound OF Cod Liver Of and
PhOSphateS' has Induced some unprincipled per-
sons to attempt to palm of simple article OF
their own manufacture; but any person who is
should be careful where they purchase this article
The results OF its use are its best recommends
tons and the proprietor las ample evidence on
file OF its great success in pulmonary complaints
The Phosphate Of Lime possesses a most marvel.
Gus healing power, as combined with the pure Cod
Liver OIL by DIR. W1bOr 1t is regularly prescribed
by the medical faculty. Sold by A. b. WILBOR,
Chemist, Boston. and all druggists. eod3t
sBrOwn's Bronchial TrOches are excel.
blent for the relief OF HOarseneSs or Sore Throat
They are exceedingly effective. Christian World
London, Eng. eo3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-11

We INVITE THE PCBIIC to examine our line OF
stchings. epyravings and photographers. All the
latest etching,s on hand and received as soon as
published. Picture frame mOuldlngS OF every de-
scrfptiOn Tor framing at lowest prices hegfiding
Speciality. WOOD foRsfTH,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-11
Transfers of Real Estate.

Deeds In fee have been filed as follows: James
Wilson to Alesan Wilson, pit. 6, So. $40; s., and
sub lots 46 and A. SO. 1856; s.. Teresa LOch-
bochler to Magdalena Kroegmann, sub 73, 50. 621
s1,61S54. W. Ridgway 10 G. W. Merrill, pit. i, So.
52o; 1000. S. johnson to Johanetta Kreater, pit.
z, So. 1910; $500. Commissioners ID. c. to H. G..
Wagner lot 10. so. 1854 s.. w. Mayse to II. C..
Weaver, lots 164 and 16o, SO. AS; $4,000
NewsbOys' and ChiIdren's Aid Society.
THE NEED OF INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION AND READING
ROOMS.
Mrs. Senator Teller, president OF the Newsboys'
and Childrens Aid Society, was questioned by a
STAR reporter concerning the work done by the
society. She replied: "a number OF the members
are deeply Interested In Industrial education.
People are rapidly awakening the fact that Idle
ness is as great an evil as is intemperance, for
idleness often leads to intemperance. class OF
about twenty-eight boys are sent on Saturdays to
Howard University, and learn tailoring, shoe
making, carpentry and tin-w0rh, under Prof.
Mttchell's supervision, in the Industrial depart
ment. They do not go on other days than Satur-
days, because the rooms for industrial education
are used five days for the instruction Of the pupils
OF the university"
"Why do you not have home in the city,"
"Simply because we have not the funds to pro-
cure one. IL Is manifestly the duty OF the
authorities to provide such a building, and also
the means TO carry on the work. The ma jOrity OF
the boys who sell papers are boys from wretched
homes or else they have no homes at all. They
hours Provision should be made and place pro-
cured where they could be taught the rudiments OF
business education, and some trade or Industry
by which they could support themselves when
they arrive at manhood"
"What is the work OF the Childrens Aid?"
at cares for both male and female providing
clothes and often food, and sending them TO homes
procured in this city, Baltimore and the county.
While intemperance and idleneSS exist crime Will
abound"
what would be your remedy?,
II would have every Child born in our republi c,
itch as well as poor, taught from the cradle u
maturity some reInuneratiye industry, and this
should be done by the city or state government.
Our merchants and business men are taxed
heavily Tor benevolent purposes; this, too, in ad.
dition to the taxes they tave to pay"
II suppose the ladies do most OF the work In
their Societtes?"
Eyes, some Of the ladies, and not rich ladies
either. spend great deal of>time and much
money TO save the boys and girls from idleness,
sin and crime for these boys and girls VIII soon be
men and women, and VIII enter into the activities
OF life for good or evil to society," There should be
read1ng-rOOm where the newsboys would come
In the evening, and read or be read TO by some of
the ladies' OF the society and thus keep them from
the bad influences Of evil homes and the cheap
place OF sinful amusements In our CITY, 1t would
improve their minds and save their hard earned
money!"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-11
LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

yIs.rfop. To- He 9. hours commencing az y. N.
For the District OF Columbia. Maryland. and Viz
g1Dtr threatening weather with rain or snow, fol-
l-rI D. clearing weather a slight rise in temper
sruTs light 90 fresh winds generally north
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

and ;. G ave sc ss.Is only $500 Also o9; on
only 5000 Don't fsii % inys-iss,s ihl. ysa do SSa
vii miss a h~rv~in ArrdY 20 Room 3ei3 y ~
E2R sALE-fIxE LOTS on ooRcoRAN ST.
be commenced on thsi street, An .,csisni chance 10
SC Eli ie irI II ISL %slSsas "f o
ESoR sALEIa NgMBEs OF LoTs ~ THE iOI-
Fss..nt s. sos.mouns trSsti%s Siinsle I head
IfSSiSs isis ana II. M NM ''ON' "fS
I,oR sALF-ufoS EASY TERMs-LoT sSNsn 10
alley, ON 10th ST. hciween and q nv. sdj1inins
h66is saofSskfR go fs .i Ss at Si5 s
EoR sALt-Ar BARG ,IN-FoUR VERY DE.
snw. This strce; Is ihoroashisrs. with an oniisi
prSs iss in value ISrs sH g Fdy c H
st nv. ra-A
ISoR sAIEITso pEauTIFUL LOIS. 2o,Ioo
ka ss'~ssn is,A ana iaih 81. two iot: 3s,ss
Nst. near isth at, one lot siii26 sisS
10Th 81, between L and one lot: 3ors4 % so
Very csssp MERIDIAN fi aiO feet nom sound
s5. " e cfo W. v. nskiSs is,h and .i. .oS
Irok sALE-Ar A BARGAIN LARGE FRONTAGE
! on sth 81, 2 VI; est.sep nena.ylvsnia ave and ,
81 me hest aud ehsnist sr1npd an this vlcinity 70
f.l e 5s' sTriaHR 81 II III iGss Ss
I,oR sAIE--A RARE BARGAIS-Lor A. SQUARE
bersH ausIsi BkS rr isia fT tool ,f,'
L,oR sAlE-yALuABLE Lors IL SQUARE SIS
II a e. 81 riley BhoIHERs. 1919 81 fS- iw
LOTS on s sSa sp
s.Fssss Each S Seri 1 sS,,s g. bargain pe
J,oR sALE-THE GhEATEsr BARGAIN IN THIS
% so:foSt sLss: with ioieS, .ids alley; fTopsriy
- s.o MasT y b BAsEsHoSE R..
n-Im 0' D lis Isl : Il SG NV.
I,oR sALE-THE SOUTHWEST CORNER oF
q ie4 feet on south ssrsss and ssi isss on bs@'
war; ,, ;ys Apply TO s. Lfwis, AIS IN st ?;
EoR sALR-coRNER RT.THE SOUTHEAST
100 e.. Apply TO 4 4 LEWIS, ASS 80 i nv
The southeast corner pm 90 west and st; north.
% iee' H. on ST. by 70 feet on oh !, sgESf{ s
t25-wSslm t35 "a st, NV. ca hoor,.
VSoR sAIlE-MARyLANf>-AIE RErML@x DSH
and IN sis east, one La g. feei 'front.': running
through 70 g ct ne with width Of 90 fret thsrssn
435 7th st n-S-ssecond foori ,s7-tuSsim
K,oR siI-E-RHoDE ISLAND AVE- BkgwEEN
,,ss re sn 80 1 ,ss, r., ssb, sy i "a, ..D
ONE ONE Is g e.; sSsI, 4 s iss, Ss
js9Itss slim ass 9TH st. NV ,. e. s sosr,.
L>oR sALE-oSE HUNDRED LOTS IN SECTION
Il bounded by l4th, 18TH and Boundary ste aud
northern limits Of Nit Pleasant For Immediate bulid-
ins purposes this region presents greater attractions
than any other IN the suburbs IMPROVED streets,
sidewalks. sewers eno street railroad. Good
nelehbors. schools and churChes Several hne sitss
overlooking the city. Benz. 2. DAVIS 1878 r 81
ja.,.-lm
I>oE SALE : VERY DESIRABLE CORNER LOT
u Mt the Intersection of n. " avenue \ and North
sSoRMsTEbr sEsDLIY. W. FsL " aIslim n
IsoR SALE-THE BEST INVESTMENT or THE
Il DAY. offer Building Lots grade. and ON street
or avenue within four of Pennsy lvania ave.
street cars for only $500 each-ss5 down, hAisncs
Sl0 per month r. A. PHILLIPS.
n2s~sm' 1919 New lOrk ave.
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PorosIc Boar CLUB FAIR, $40. 900

CHls w. WOOD s15 Pennsylvania avenue, has a
fgn line OF complete Amateur fnotograpnic Out
nts price only $50 and 81.
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IyoR saLE-oNE NICE LOT on COR OF 10Th
& G sve Il. feet front RUNNING s.ck 10 VIDE siey:
only $3.50 Don't fail % Investigate. tina q you do ysa
vii miss b~rvsin Arriy 90 Room 36i3 At
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We have the only positive method OF extermi-
mating moths. No damage done TO nnest furniture
or fabrics. send for price list Upholstering OF
all kinds done at cheapest rates All work guar
anteed- Estimates furnished free OF charge.
W. b. MOSES Son, cor. 11th and StS.
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CITY ITEMS.
Birds mate Feb. IA. Valentines. Goulds, 4e1 eth

Stop At the Revere House when in Bos-
ton; european plan. Rooms 81 up. Famous for
It's cuisine.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

ATTENTION rs CALLED to the want advertisement
OF an agent for the U. s. VI. p. Association.
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Ok BLooD, GoB11x Blue.
TERRA GOTTA. AND TAM
The New Spring Shades in Ladies' Brosdcloth,
Pure Wool, one yard and o half wide,
Worth Al: Reduced 70 S7L c


Pure Wool, one yard and half wide,
Worth 81: Reduced to size.
Good Quality PLAID MUSLIN, DC.
Bargains in INDIA LINEN, 8, 10. 12kc
FRENCH SATTEENS, finest quality, 25c
AMERICAN SATTEENS, French styles l2kc
BLACK AND COLORED SILKS real cost.
COLORED SILK VELVETS. worth e.; only 5Oc
HANDSOME STRIPED BLACK SILK VELVET,
cheap at 81 30: only 75c.
CARTERS
I'll MARKET SPACE. NEAR SEVENTH ST
Cash Customers who buy IS over viii receive ONE
Of the following presents: One Pair of Handsome
Damask Towels. worth 81; One Pair of Silk En-
broidered Corsets, worth 7jc.; or Half Dozen Fine
DOUBLE WHITE BLANKETS. slightly soiled. 81 81,
S., Il, Sl.37
HANDSOME CLOTH PLAIDS pure WOOL one yard
and a-half wide. worth 81 only soc.
Elegant Dress GoOds-FRENCH SERGE, pure wool,
wide double width. all colors: wonderful bargain.
TkIco CLOTH DRESS GOODS. pure wool. wide
Cash Customers who buy $40 or over will receive
ONE of the following presents Large Size Handsome
Bridal Quilt: worth $l50: Two Yards and q Half
kins, worth $l.j0.
Don't fail to ask for the Valuable Present. ~
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ARxoKs SALE PAINTINGS -Nes.-, u.,,.- n
mnaiains Co, auctioneers, viii make closing
sse snis evening" ~ O'clock. About twenty ex-
a"S'ss 'S3aa 70 0e soio with those uncalled for
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Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morning
and delivered In 4 ID. "Ward" prints, 45c per ID.
Also. Cottage Cheese and Buttermllk; sweet Milk
sc. per quart.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-11

Register To-Day or Monday, and gain q
speaking, &C., use and knowledge of German dur
Ing Haupt's course. Hours: 1920, AIS and pm.
Masonic Temple, and 9th.
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TICKETS FIFTY CENTS, $40, 900 house
l4ls 15rH STREET, $40, GOO house.

WALL PAPER, window Shades, &C. R w. Hen
Gerson Co, lib + street n. W.
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NEW LIFE AND vIGoR attends the use Of Bakers
Cod Liver OIL and Malt
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S3 Per Gallon. 7Jc. Quart Bottle, No.
Rye Whiskey, best in the world for the money.
Orders by mall. MCGEE'S 9th near st. WIS
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OrR 20 StlY Hat in black brown Is proving
q drawing card. other hats proportionately low
IN price and high In grade at FRANCS,
One-Prtce Halter and Furnisher,
Cor. 7th and ID SITS.
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BARGAIN IN sHIRra

Our Comfort Shirt. the old iavorite &c.,; nix for
g. This Shirt IL made Of Wamsutta cotton and Rich-
ssdScn's 100 linen b9sops Eeintorced sleeves faced
Of the cotton and made full the measure This Shirf
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Buy sample; II not satisfactory money refunded
Eliot aoo1 st. NV.
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,ourse, as it Will De too ate soor-
DoxrBK CLAN-Sidalls the great soap man,
aas covered the country with the legend, don't
De a clam because clam does not 'sheli out" as
he wishes the public 10 do. soap, however good
only cleanses the outside. Scotch Oats Essence,
on the CO Itrary, ceanses puries, and strengthens
the brain and nervous system, both In and out,
cures neuralgia, gives new yigor, and is undouot-
edly the greatest nervtne known.
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TICKETS FIFTY CENTS. $40, 600 house.

q. WHATS best for Hemorrhoids?
A. B1rtlett'S Pile Suppositories.
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BcGKRr's COUGH SYRUP contains no poison and
cab De given 20 children with perfect safety.