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Mrs. Hancock,. New Home.

To the Editor of The EVENING STAR:
You were lnisinformed when you stated that the
entire sum required for the purchase OF the house
proposed to be gwen TO the widow OF Gen. Han
cock had been obtained, and although the COM
mittee having the subscription In charge have
been averse TO giving the matter any general pub
licity, as many misleading statements have been
circulated IL is only fair 10 ali parties that the
act facts should be known. The suggestion of
giving a house to Mrs. Hancock originated with
the late Mr.. Corcoran. and IL was at his request
that over year ago invited number OF gentle
men 10 meet and form a committee, OF which
was subsequently chosen chairman. Mr.. Corcoran
led the enterprise with subscription OF e., coo,
the conditions being that no money should be pay
able until 10000, the estimated cost OF the house.
was subscribed. When half the sum had been
raised Mrs. Hancock was apprised OF IL, and hav-
ing been given her choice OF a number OF resi-
denceS preferred the house then In process of
struction at the corner OF 21st and streets, a
beautiful brown stone and brick front In the very
best part OF the city. several changes Of interior
construction were made by the owner,
iibcrally TO the fund after nxipS a verv ' low
cash figure Tor the house, and although disap-
pointed at the delay OF the negotiation has refused
several much more advantageous offers. Mr.. Cor
coran's death increased the Committees labors.sas
his intention OF closing the subscription with his
own check, when the amount was nearly raised,
had been often expressed. good many persons
who had encouraged the belief that they would
give literally Ave given very small sums or moth
ing, and a lew subscriptions have been withdrawn,
for political reasons, let US hope.
Meanwhile, by arduous efforts by few members
OF the committee, the sum has been nearly raised.
and is being rapidly collected II any friend OF the
brave and patriotic soldier, Gen. Hancock desires
10 testify his appreciation of his inestimable ser
vices they cannot do IL In more emphatic way or
IN a manner that would result In more practical
good than by contributing to the enterprise. Mrs.
Hancock Is not, as has been frequently asserted a
rich woman. The national fund that was started
was not completed, and she has but little TO rely
upon beyond her pension. She is not responsible
Ior the enort 10 oestow upon her and her orphaned
grandchildren modest residence in the city her
husband saved, ana IL was TO be hoped that the
movement which Was quietly begun by few per-
sOnal friends should have an equally quiet ending
but now that the matter has got into the news
papers IL IS only Just TO Mrs. Hancock and to the
committee that the facts should be known.
STIIsoN HUTCRINs, Chairman.
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LIGHTNING RoDs. electric work. J. IL. Koehling


Prof Aldrich, OF New York. for many years prin-
cpa of the celebrated institute for the or i'm
pediunents OF speech, Is AT the Hamilton, corner
18th and streets, where he Will remain for a few
weeks only. Those desiring his aid or advice
should make application at once Mr.. Aldrich has
the highest OF New York and Washington refer
rnceS.
hesltancy In recommending Mr.. Aldrtch TO all
speech sufferers. 49, VIM. A. HAMMOND, VI. D."
"Mr. Aldrich has acquired a wide reputation In
his speciality and has attracted pupils from all
parts OF the world Many OF his pupils belong TO
The besf-knOwn families In the nited States, and
his Institute and stem OF cure have received the
Endorsement OF many OF our most eminent men.
certainly his school Is a public benet OF inestima-
bic value. "-Nst0 York Tribune.
call or write for circular. Examination free.
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ANsuse msents TO.ntght.
NaTIoSAL--"Held by the Enemy"
ALBsrGH's-'TheM Marquis"
HARRIs.-"Hearts Of Oak"
hERNAN's.-Variety.
WILLARD HALL-Prof Carpenter.
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DR.. MURPHY ELECTED PROFESSOR OF OBSTETRICS OF
TIE MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF GEORGETOWN UNI
vERsrTY.
Dr. p. j. Murphy, surgeon In charge Of the Col
umoian Hospital, has been elected by the faculty
as professor OF obstetrics OF the medical depart
nient OF the Georgetown University. The chair
OF gynaecology and obstetrics heretofore held by
Prof. T. J. johnson was at a recent meeting OF the
faculty divided into two professorsnips OF equal
RANK, ana Pro-. johnson Will retain that OF gynae
cOlOgy. e'
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i HILADELPHIA STORE,
WASH GOODS, WASH GOODS,
just received large lot of fine Ginghams in pla Is
cheap. Also, two of better quality warrSuted
TO wash at IKE. The best goods ever made for the
money.
SATINES, SATINES, SATINES,
full line of French Satines in all the and latest
styles and shades in plain and fancy, prices low
as the lowest full line of Domestic Satines In plain
and fancy styles and colcrs, at 121sc.
LINENS! LINENS. LINENS,
We have now full and complete stock VI Table
iAnens-Bleached. Cream, Unbleached and Turkey Red
DaInask, all styles and prices
SlECIAI.-One lot of 66-inch Cream Damask only
DOC. per yard. Would be cheap at 75c.
TONELS.-A full line of Towels in Huck and Dam
ask. knotted fringe I'D plain. at prices TO suit
SPEC1Al--One lot Of Huck Towels 23 by ~ inches
extra nne and lain. only pic. worth ..bc.
SPEClAI--One lot luck Towels, size .,3 by ~
inches extra fne, knotted fringe. only c worth Die
full line of NAPKINS. all styles and prices
and unbleached TO match our Table Linen
DRESS GOODS! DRESS GOODS.
New Dress Goods in all the latest STYLES and shades
from the lowest up to the finest Henrietta, Broad
CLOTH Cashmere and fancy checks. plain Cloth Iricot
Also. Cream Albatross, Cream Henrietta, Cream CASH
mere, Cream Flannel at very low prices
CARHART L LEIDY
Successors to W. W. Burdette,
mh11-42 82S 9TH and zoo SITS. NV
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ABSOLUTELY UrE.
PuRE Wool HEsR,ErrAs


GOBLIN BLUE. TAN, SAGE. SERPENT. OK
BLOOD. TERRA GOTTA AND BLACK. wide, double
width. cash price. 4Sc.
BEAUTIFUL SATTEENS, in short lengths 6ne
QCaty. newest styles. 95sc.
BROAD CLOTH for Ladies' Suits. GOBLIN Blue
SAGE. TAN. TERRA GOTTA. OK BLOOD AND
BLACK, pure wool. one yArd and half wide, wonder
full cash bargain. size.
PLAID MUSLIN. good quality &C.
BLACK AND COIORED SILKS. at actual cost
prlce To reduce our immense stock.
HANDSOME STRIPED BLACK SILK VELVET,
finest quality 7Jc.
CARRIERS
III MARKET SPACE. NEAR BOSTON VARIETY
STORE
cash Customers who buy 81 over will receive ONE
OF the following presents: Pair of Damssk Towels
worth 81: Half Dozen Dafn3sk Napkins worth 75c
or q pair o: elegant corsets worth S:c.
FANCN SILKS. 3a4. 40. ~. 80 and G2c.
fNENCH SATTEENS. finest quality, DE
LADIES' CLOTH pure WOOL one Yard and n half
wide, wonderful bargain, only zoe
31Lc. ' " "i"'n
EhENCH SERGE. pure wool. double width n xc
IRlCO CLOTH pure wool. double width, ~ Nc
Cash Customers who buy SO or over will receive
oeE OF the following presents: Handsome Bridal
CUNT worth S1.oO: Two Yards and . Half Table
worth Sl.J0
Don't fail q ask for the Valuable Present mo
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FrssEIIs Ice CREAM and Charlotte Russo.

SOME BARGAINS for the rest OF the week. \ lot
90 Crinkle Examine. sc. yard: D styles of printed
Ira.iTas, 10 anc ID cts ward; antique chamber
suits oeyel plates, only SIS; walnut suits, marble
TOPS. bevei plates, former price $40; now $3.50
Ih.~e prices mean cash. W. Ii. HOEKE.
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1He Uess 1IIPie Esxtracts, IN DuIk, 3oc per o.
Handolins renders the complexion clear and white
and the skin soft and smooth the preparaton in
the world for charped hands, lips and face per bottle
Rheumalgia never fails to give relief in neuralgia
headache. toothsche and all rheumatic pains; try a
bottle, 25c. -
partment. which Ia complete, being thoroughly
stocked with drugs and chemicals from the most
liable manufacturers, such Squibb, Powers and
Nel2htman and other well-known chemists. All pre-
scrptions ntrusted to will be satisfactorily
dispensed at the lowest rates Don't mistake the
Place-1HE TEMPLE DRUG STORE. under Masonic
Temple. corner 9th and SITS.
+. S. WILLIAMS Co, Proprietora
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OWING TO THE INCREASE OF our business, and TO
g4-cOulmO6ate our patrons In large work. we have
upcned and Will occupy as our annex those eie-
sitnt and commodiO1s bOms over the Bradbury
Piano Palace. I'D Pa. ave-, where We Will be
PLEASED TO meet our friends and patrons.
VI. T.. RICE. Photographer
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w. Nj. SHUsrER 4 Soxs
Choice patterns of INDIA SILKS in elegant forsl
designs
New lot of CHANTILIY LACFS.
Hand-run SPANISH and MARQUIS LACES
New shades in Silk-warp HENRIETTA
hl-Wool HENRIETTAs. all the latest colors
Neat CHECKS and STRIPES.
Genuine ENGLISH TwEEDS for tailor-made suits
Chargesble sURAH SILKS.
PLAID SURAH SILKS.
Colored MORE SILKS in new shades to match
Henriettas
Plain-coored PONGEE SILKS
Black MORE SILKS in new designs
FAILLE FRANCAIS, new shades
Colored BENGALINES new shades at al.
Great bargain in PRINTED PONGEES st al per
yard. "a inches wide.
W. II. SINISTER SOM
Sls Pennsylysnis ave-
ONE PRICE. mhl7
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IlsnrNrxs Rops repaired. 1ala Pa ave Kuehlin:

AT the ClosiEg-Out Sale OF Mems Furnishing
Goods al K n. TaylOrs. 9;S} Pa. ave-, scarlet fan
mel shirts and drawers, medium weight, which
formerly sold at s1.s5. now offered at 100
each California scarlet flannel shirts, % and 40
inches and drawers 30 and 30 inches, former price
81 80, are now offered at l.jO each.
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Not a Case for the Police Court.
THE PENALTY FOR CHARGING AN EXCESSIVE RATE Fol
CARRIAGE HIRE.


CARRIAGE HIRE
VIM. Emerson, coupe driver, was before the
Police Court this morning charged by Hiram L.
Mitchell, son OF senator MITCHELL with refusing to
convey passenger at the rates prescribed by law.
The court heard the testimony Of complainant to
the effect that the defendant refused TO convey a
lady from the Baltimore and Potomac depot to
18Th and streets for less than 50 cents. The de-
PENDANT testified In his own behalf that the fare
FOR the distance charged would have been more
tlan p cents, the amount offered by complainant.
Upon an examination OF the police regulations It
which could be imposed by the court, but for a
revocation OF the license by the Commissioners.
The judge dismissed the case and referred Mr.
Mitchell 10 the Commissioners.
The International Council Of Women.
Miss Mary 5. Anthony, Of Rochester, arrived at
the Riggs House to-day and joined the gathering
OF ladies' already there engaged in preparing for
the International Council OF Women. Miss Rachel
q. Foster returned this morning from New York.
where she attended the reception given there last
evening 10 the foreign delegates The reception
at the Park Avenue Hotel, New York, last evening
was given by the Woman suffrage League Of New
York. The foreigners who were thus hoLored were
Mrs. Ashton Dixie and Mrs Alice Skatcherd, of
England; Mrs Axel Gustafsen, OF sweden; Mr..
sophia Groth, OF Norway; Baroness Alexandra
Gripenberg, OF Finland; and Nine. Isabel BOge-
lot. OF France They are expected in this city
urday.
MARRIAGE LIcENsEs.-Marriage licenses have
been issued by the clerk OF the court To Ferdinand
Estler and Julia ID. Newman; Frances Benzier and
Rosa NJ. Kaiser; John L. Freeman and Mary X.
cunningham; Albert J. L1nkins and ISadora Scott;
Moert b. stewart and Edwin1a Brown; Daniel VI.
Wood OF New York city, and Lucy K. Fletcher;
Douglass shorter and Emma Bailey.
OWING to unfavorable weather the sale OF prop-
erty advertised on 18th street, between and s. is
postponed 10 Monday, March III at 4 80 pm
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Mr. Douglas. viii Nos speak.

TO the Editor of THE EVENING STAR:
Not wishing to BE- party to a divided celebra-
tion OF the benencent act OF emancipation, an
event which ought TO warm the hearts OF all COL
ored men into sentiment OF union, and being in
formed through the news columns OF The STAR
tnat the selection OF myself the orator OF the
DAY has been the cause of the proposition 10 d.
vide, hereby withdraw my name from the list of
speakers for that occasion.
FREDFRrCE DOr0r
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DAVIS. ~ 9TH 81, will make ono large crayon
and one dozen nicely finished cabinet portraits for
So cone and see them
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Doxr Rum YouK SroMAcus.

Bulletin No. l3, Division Of Chemistry of Aur,cn,-
tu=e makes some startling revelations as t. the i'm
purity OF beers sold here the manufacture of which
sGIcyic acid. bicarbonste of soda suphts and other
poisonous substitutes used Among this class 40
enumerated are the Milwaukee, Wis, Alexandra Va
81 Louis. Mo. Philadelphia. Pa. and Washington D.
g while the same publication gives tie Cincinnati
beer clean bill purity. This ia a statement ~
facts made from the official publication Of the Depart
fcnt the highest authority IN the PHYSICIANS
81 hospitals aud Others obtain analy of the
Cincinnati Beer by applying to T. H FiNIEY
LOG ST. NV
Sole AGENT for the D. C. Of Chris Moerns Cincinnati
Beer. ne Queen of Eeers. Inhi2
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Have You SEEN HrM,

Have You SEEN HrM,
DO YOU KNOW HIM.
He thought the world was made when he was and
was made only for him, but the patient, pensiye,
passive peel the toosome banana took all the con-
Get out OF him: he went down with more emphasis
tnan srsce; ms groanings and muttrrings sounded
very much like cuss" words. The small boy shouted
,he Lord OF Creation" scrambled to his feet. and,
diving both hands deep into the pockets of his trousers
apparently oblvious Of the laughing crowd which had
line OF goods displayed in the windows Of
VICTOR E ADLER,S
TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE
Trousers. latest style. all-wool Tweeds.
ONLY 81 90 PAIR
Impossible he exclaimed Too good to be true never
heard of such thing. Let's see what's this Trousers
Chev.ot, combination stripe. neat, natty,
ONLY So so PAIR.
Mh-e-w. wouldn't believe II If had told II myself
mis- man ADLEkS great fraud else he's revolution
Iins things IN the Clothing line. STOP here's another
SPRING oyERCoATs,
Strictly Atwood silk facings full roll front cord
seams, very stylish and perfect fitting,
&6.75 EACH.
"NoY do wonder if ADLER expects any sane man to
swal snch stnh l wouldn't belief it If my grand
story Mems Suits Sacks and Getaways strictly ALL
1915 A SUIT
This is beyond endurance. rian who has the check
to make such statement is either knave or q whole
ton MI Lord elevated his head high in air. ana
LOOKING straight to the front, strutted Of seemingly
ding Of etehed banana peel We beg to say to the
people Notwithstanding the skepticsm of mi Lord"
Of Others all in keeping with those prices
VICTOR f. ADLER'S
10 Per Cent Clothipg House, 10
Strictly One Price.
OF and 929 9TH st. NV. corner Massachusetts ava
Fine Clothing at 10 cent above the actual cost of
s,,,a.' r,.;,, 80
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March April NAY

Are the months in which to purify the blood. for
at no other season is the body so susceptible to
benefit from medicine The peculiar purifying
and reviving qualities of Hoods Sarsaparilla are
Just what are needed to expel disease and fortf1y
the system against the facilitating effects Of
mild weather. Every year increases the popu-
larity of Hoods Sarsaparilla for ii is Just what
people need at this season. II is the ideal Spring
medicine. If you have never tried it. do 90.
HOODS SARSAPARIILA
Sold by all druggists, 81: six for S5. Pre-
pared only by c. l. HOOD CO., Lowell Masa
5-2s 100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR.
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DRY GOODS.
--LATEST EuRopr.x NOVELTIES.
SEAT0N PERRY
(Succossor 10 PERRY a Bro

SEATON PERRY
(Succcssor TO PERRY a BRoD
CHOICE SPRING AND SUMNER NOVELTIES
Rich DRESS FABRICS of every description CON-
prsing arxe assortments OF the best aId most fash
ionable productions OF the leading French German
and British Manufacturers together forming cue of
the largest collections in the city 20 select from
Novelties in Plain. striped and Figured BENGA-
LIN ES and POPLINEITES
Choice styles in INDIA sILks at s5c. Ell, sl.25.
81 10 and 81.
special BarSains" in BLACK sURAH SILKS at
Toe 81, S1.25 and 81 30.
New Spring Shades in CoLoRED sURAH SILKS at
s5c and 81.
.E1tra Good Values" in WHITE and CREAM INDIA
Eiessnt beaded SILK GRENADINES.
New Black Twisted Silk GRENADINES and HER
NAMES.
Immense stock of Black and Colored FAIIIF
FRANCAlSE, PEAU DE SUEDE, RHADAMEs AND
GRoS GRAIN SILKS. ranging from &c. TO 81. 30 per
yard
New MORE ANTIQUES and EoIRE FRAN
Choee Patterns in Printed cHALLIs DE LANES
and MOHAIiis.
Extreme Novelties in ANDFRsoN's SCOTCH
Exclusive Designs in Finest Fr-Ech saTEENs.
made to my express order by Gros-RoI.sn Gle and
New Fast Black" HOSIERY. ranging from CSC. to
81 per pair.
IERI Irefousse KID GLOVES. 4. r. French COR
SETS. --latest styles" IN PARASoLS, UMBkET-
gH PLAIN FIGURES AND CORRECT PEICES
SEAToA PERRY,
Perry Binding. PennsylvAniG ave. cor atas At
Established 1S40. mhl1
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i'm PORTRAITS. Kets Kemethy, I1o9 Pa ava.

TNTIL April we will make a discount OF 10
rcr cent on all purchases MADE from US for cash
IN or before delivery. Furniture, Carpets, Up
LCls;ery Goods and Bedding. All goods marked In
plain ngures. W. b. MOSES Son, nth and F SITS.
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EATEN nv R.rs-The wife OF a farmer, named
Henderson, living IN Cas- county, IND. having &C.
casion TO visit the barn on her husbands farm,
took her nine months old child with her, and laid
him down on a bale OF hay, while she attended 70
the feeding OF som. cattle. Sudienly nearing
great uprOar and the child loudly crying, she
rushed 10 WHERE she had left II, and 10 her horror
found it surrounded by a score OF large rats. who
she discovered were gnawing and tearing away
ferOciOusly at what she han at nTst supposed was
her child. out which she later discovered, 10 her
intense happiness, was large bottle OF scotch
oats Essence " hch she was using for Neuralgia,
side
one OF the rats IL sfrerward said 10 have re-
marked that there were more oats TO the square
inch In that bottle than any OF the fraternity had
ever before seen Whatever the rats opinion l..
&c Is certainly well known by thousands OF people
that Scotch oats Essence Will cure every form Of
Nervous, Mental Neuralgia and Hysterical dis
ease.
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CONSUMPTION MAY BE CUREDif treated early with
Bakers Cod Liver OF and Malt.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

Indications for the 2. hours commencing asp. m
For the District OF Columbia, Maryland, Della
ware and Virginia, brisk TO high nOrthwestery
backing southwesteriy winds, colder, Occ2sional
Light snow followed b. fair weather.
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FOR RENT--HOUSES.

IGOR RENT
is4 Il " aSss 18th
Sld lSth 81 NV; iar loo i,ss pth st nv.
IAN St. NV iii isds "a i NV g
TdS f $: nv: llr az g It M, g g g e
s s5S Ill. E. q, INV Ss !. g e g
ST lDsI s. 50 isis-$s 50
5 1922 St NV, st ne. Or. 1850
ps ST. e e Io5 Rs ss :. '
S33 ?;h st. NV. l1r SO s9s 10th St ne..7r.lo. 40
S51I s! Or % 90 las aist s st W. rs. is
iiis 81 =, q, .a9 GO 11s st ne a iS
J5l4 St. NV. .7E3S.5o i6ii Sd st. NV. 5r is 80
40 H. IL n%' a. 52 Prospect az Or Is 3e
. 1t St W. g ss a +:
q 81 nu ii S05h =,
m17 b b. wARNER 4 CO. e16 r 81 NV.
FOR RENTa.FURNIsHEp.
st'near Thomas Circle 5rs.. all m per mo $500
Ism ABOVE p"RR SFG GiFslf; hEE all M i ITO
Circle nSS al 1p
$40 r St; NV, rooms. al mod imps...... IS
7d5 ssh s St NV W. coz G r l2tn st. 10 rooms GO
~, 6 Si1 ,t st. NV 10 rooms all MOD. imps..-.. 80
2is 5th St me room. and Cellar, ali mod Imps. IS
S ZIG 81; NV rooms all mod 30
:sd 30 Is 81 ne Sr. al mod imps
100 TYLER fsUijTHERFoRD. 80
!a]o-oW 1907 ST. ".
EOK RHINESTONE AND DWELLING, JUST
Completed GAL Penna. ave. @; fine cellar and all
modern improvements; good location for dry goods,
shoes or fine grocery. SWOkMSTEDT b BRADLEY.
OSI EST. I'm
Tor RENr-UNFURNlsHEp-
and store $50 isI3 St, zth story
i Ilss f fSiS S fS;s ss.
i''H FiGkNisaED 3d.. om'0 room. ~
1898 80 10th St DupontCir SO
dupont Circle. .2y1 SO N ST.. near 10th. 1925
ST.. near 10Th 75 l1th ST.. bet and o. Is
SS Fsrra.nt suar So az ht "a and
St.. near l2th......15O lllS 1Oth............5 5
FITCH. FOX BROWN,
1a2S l431 Penn. e.n.w
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LOST AND FOUND.

hOOl AMI FOO MI.
STRAYED OR STOLEN-A CINNAMON-COLORED
~ AnEora Cat has large, bushy tail. reward will
be given for her return to $50 A St Sc. 1t.
OST-WEDNESDAY p NJ. GOLD EYEGLASSES
~ and CHAIN Liberal reward Tor their return to 14II
Rhode Island ave. It,
+ OST-ON WEDNESDAY,, IN EITHER STATE OR
Treasury d. pirtnents or between there and Cap
itol an envelope containing a sum of money and re-
celpts, Reward II returned to Room Is, 1910 at.
l.w. IT.
I OST-ON NIGHT OF MARCH 81 BETWEEN
IL 14th and and tn and sts., $40 bill. Liberal
reward. lJU6 II. NV. IT.
GIN REWARD. STOLEN O., SATURDAY
Sp1O night, March Z, set of silver mounted buggy
harness. initial blinds two dark green quarter
blankets: one dark-green leather buggy cushion.
Above reward paid tor information that will lead to
their recovery. MCDENlTT a tLINDER,
mhZI ~ 800 Pennsylvania ave.
OK REwARD-LOST MONDAY EVENING. BE-
CO tween Pennsylvania depot and Riggs House, a
small bundle OF Sticks and Umbrellas Any
turning them to the Riggs House will receive reward
mh20-3ts
I OsTzA REWARD OF TEN DOLLARS WILL BE
~ paid for the return Of black beagle puppy tDachs-
hund) twin tan feet and tan marks and four months
old 4 ne above reward win be given at l144 St.
mh20-3ts
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.

FAMILY SUPPLIES.
M ILLS ICE COMPANY FULL SUPPLY OF
w Penobscot River Ice at all times Patronze Re I
wagons: main depot 18th st wharf W.: branch depot
ST. bet. 9th and 10th W. Telephone 49, mh3 -tm
nRINK GERHARD LANG'S BUFFALO BEER
Jaways stands first the analyses prove it, Special
Brewing of bohemian Export Bottled Goods. Once
and Depot 18th st wharf Telephone call. ASA
f9-3m PHI. HELLRIEGEI. AIT, Washington, II. O.
IF YOU DESIRE
l. DELICIOUS COFFEE
POOLE AMERICAN BREAKFAST
II is, without doubt. the best Coffee offered in
this market 33c per IT,
" A. POOLE
ia1S S4i Louisiana ave.
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IlOYAL

Rorn
BA41sa
POWDER.
ABSOLUTELY Punk
strength and wholesOmeness. More economical than
the ordinary kinds and cannot be sold in competition
with the multitude Of low test short weight alum or
phosphate powders. Sold only IN ca,ls ROYAL BAKING
POWDER Co.. lO6 Wall St. NY.