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AMUSEMENTS.

ALBAUGB's OPERA HoUsE.-The entertaining story
and beautiful melodies OF "The Black Hussar"
largest audiences OF the present operate season.
Mffoeckers chef IL cue was the best thing on the
list OF the McCaull company during its engage
ment here two seasons ago, and while last nights
performance was at times thoroughly well done
and Imaginable beyond description, there were also
frequent apses Of interest and spirit which allowed
the attention OF the audience to wander This
was no doubt largely due to the want Of exper ence
In their roles OF some OF the principals and
ceediDg performances will show rapid improve
ment. Digby Bells Pi6koso kept the audience
In state OF hllarty, particularly in the first acr,
and Laura JOyce-Bell seemed to be having an i'm
mensely good time all through as Barbara and
no one who watched her could help sharing her
apparent enjoyment. AS the two daughters Miss
Manola and Miss Meyers looked extremely pretty
and they sang unusually well Mr.. Wilke, Mr.
Grips and Mr.. DUNCAN were fairly good The
owing to the exigencles of the opera requiring it
10 be badly divided up "Read the Answer in The
stars" called for the usual number OF encores and
the base ball scene was wildly applauded.
NATIONAL THEATER-The MINISTRIES, as usual in
Washington, opened their engagement at the
National Theater last night before a large au-
dience. While the troupe is not q large one It
gave an entertainment which evoked great deal
OF hearty laughter, and the vocal numbers in the
the singing OF Ted Francis, Carroll Johnson Fox
SamuelS and Charles Church. Frank McNish's
curious act, entitled "silence and Fun" was
watched with the usual interest. s'The Wedding
at Uncle JETS" provoked much laughter. Bob
Slavin was very funny. RAMA and ArnO gave
a comic acrObat1c act, and the entertainment
concluded with burlesque that was up to the
average.
HARRis' BIJoU THEArKR-Belascos strongly
sensational play, "The strangers OF Paris" was
given at Harris last night before a large audience
by a company OF merit, as the names OF Frank
Tannehlii, Randolph Murray and Pauline Mark
ham, who are IN II, would indicate.
KEKNAN's THEATER.-The Foreman and Morton
company entertained the usual large Monday
night crowd at this house last night with a Dill
made PIP OF specially acts and q drama. This is
the closing week OF the season at KernanS
REV. II. DE WITT TALMAGE delivers his new lee
ture, "SchoOl OF Scandal" at Congregational
church this evening.
The TnURsBY CONCERT-The sale of seats for
the concert by Miss Emma Thursby at the Ma
tional Theater Saturday night opened at Ellis
yesterday. and the days sales far In advance
or anything the management had anticipated
This indicates that Miss Thursby will have a
crowded house Saturday night.
The WEEKLY STARS Pocket Atlas OF the World
is 0ered free 10 every new subscriber for one wear
TO the WEEKLY STAR II Is q Handsomely printed
book OF l91 pages profusely illustrated with more
than 100 cOlOred maps and diagrams, and contains
wealth Oh general Information. See ADVERTISE
ment In another column
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TINS Is The SEASON

In which to purify and enrich the blood to restore the
lost appetite and to build up the system the body
nov especially susceptible TO benefit from medicine
The pecuhar medicinal merit Of and the wonderful
cures BY, Hoods Szrssparila have made IL the most
popuiar spring medicine. 1t cures scrofula, salt
thsum, and all humors. biiiousness. dyspepsa head
acne kidney and liver complaints catafrh all AZ
teeons caused or promoted by Low Of the system
or impure blood
take Hoods ssrsapAriila ~ . spring tonic and /
IL to al who have that miserable tired fesl-
ns-"-C. fAnMELkx $40 Bridge street. Brooklyu,N.Y,
HOODS sARsAPARILLA
sold BY All druggists 81 six for Is Prepared only
W y hooD & CO.. Apothecaries. Lowell Nass.
loo DOSES ONE DOLLAR
tQkIkks. Ak6UMENTs. PETITI0Na TvS.rT
- mony. &c, AZ 80 cents . psSre.
fitiy eepiss large pages, and good work.
BYRON s. ADAMS. Printer,
HsA s1A Sth Ut NV
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Porsoxous CosxErrcs

LADIES who value their complexion should know
that they set their Toilet Powders FREE FkoM
POISON.
FREEMAN's INDICATED FACE POWDER rs
harmless n the dew preserves and natrAly
Drugxists and those named in succeeding sdyerti
ment comprisng ell the leading Druggists IN the CRY.
sell and specially recommend a.
Try sfreeman's Lalish kookh Handkerchief Ex-
trscf- the latest deiashtfui. eiseAnt ausdruYis
streneth, sweetiy cling1ng. permsnent 300. per oz
p. sve "A A. Dsnisis, 1900 18th 81: A. ). snsifirt
.g sn sad ~ and sss a ssis ine IN at. ~.
aud loSe 81; W, G. D0ckett Pa ave. and ed III |,
NV: whiieslds 6 Walton 1921 IA ave: X /
Magruder. 1900 Pa ava: Dobsls Kimpten, .Ol
casstn, 9Th and n sta nv; Geo ". Boyd las & 81
sisios. On "a g q i Sili.s@. c.. and GA
ssas,. it and Soscosas -: sh .1 fs M 8 Bro
Ter "a sc = a,sdnon. I'd apd y s.s + V.
= HaPer g0e Pa ave- 2. W. cropley. 9eorev.
sosn' - ~ u; " Lockhart 3xd and o stA l. ~.
-; 1scnssv kvss~ Wholesale Agsntk sD1ose1o
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

Inoic6ftor1S for the 81 hO1frs commencing at p. m
FOR the DiStrctof Columbia, Virginia, and North
tarUllna. warmer, except stationary temperature
on The coast, fair weather. fresh 70 brisk nortn-
westerly winds diminishing In force.
READ AND REFLEcr-Albert Shrfver, OF Balt1-
mOre, carried a 20 Payment Life Policy In the New
York Life Insur nee co. for $4,000 for Tontine
period Of nfteen years at annual premium 80 o.
AT the end OF fifteen years he had the following
options OF settlement. -
Is surrender policy and receive In cash 80 OoS 40
On per cent OF premium paid, which was nearly
equal 10 all his premiums with compound Inter
est al % per cent after an insurance Of fifteen
years.
I'd Take paid up policy for life So, go
81 Take cash dividend OF s26I3.j0 more than
so per cent OF all premiums paid, continue policy
i've years longer when IL becomes paid up for
$4,000 with annual income I'LL death. These,
20 our policies. address 7. p. Morgan, IT., man.
ageT, or G. p. Lytord, assistant superintendent
agencies, 1914 ~.
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District Government Affair.
WHAT THE LIVERY STABLE RREygps Asr

j.
This morning delegation composed OF Messrs
Chambers, Hackney, and Downey, representing
the Livery stable keepers Association, called on
the Commissioners In relation TO the lighting Of
their lamps at night. THIS action was brought
about from the fact that several OF them had
recently been arrested for violating the In this
respect The stand taken by the gentlemen was
that inasmuch as they owned their carriages, paid
personal TAX on them, and didn't solicit trade In
the public streets. they were private vehicles and
were therefore exempt from the action OF the law
Commissioner Webb mas the matter in charge and
Will look into II, and make report In a FEW days
APPOINTMENTS IN TIE WATER DEPARTMENT
Theodore E Oertel and Geo. w. Beall have been
appointed clerks In the water department at a
salary or S. per diem. ana VIM. E. Dubant and
Jos. A. Neville inspectors, AT a compensation OF
g.. 80 per diem.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Haroor Master sutton has called tie attention Of
the Commissioners 10 the need or securing a steam
tug as means OF enforcing harDOr regulations.
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RsIsIxeER's Ice cream, 2s5 G ana lois 18th SITS NV

CUKIOSITIEs FOR DIME MUsEUM---A toothleSs
baby, laying hen and shy trout are perfectly
natural, but a man who has brain or nerve dis
Ease and don't uSe scotch oats Essence Is enough
Of fool To offer himself for exhibition at a dime
museum.
Every bottle OF Scotch Oats Essence manufac-
tured by the company will now have on its paste
board wrapper $4,000 forfeit guarantee that It
does not contain particle OF opium, morphine,
choral, or any other narcotic.
LAWN VASES AND SEITEEs, at SHEDp & BROS.
WE ARE TIE ONLY house IN Washington that sell
Clothing direct from the hands OF wOrkmen.
EIsENAS BROS, 9TH and Z,
Manufacturing ClOthiers and Tailors.
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CITY ITEMS.

| Here In Truly n Treat for YOu.
We have selected q few OF our "Ieaders" and
name such low figures on them that they must 60
ss For the balance of the week only we will
Our Ladies' 6. 50 KID, tlp'd button. at x,s7.
Our Ladies 100 Kid, tip'd button, at $50
Our Ladies' $1.75 Kid Button Boots at $1.20.
| Ladies' Genuine Kid Oxfords at 55c.
Ladies' Genuine Kid, t1pd Oxfords. at SIC.
Mems Calf low quarters. At $50; worth $50
Mems Dongola, strap ties, AZ 10; worth $50.
Mems sod R Calf Button or eons a
| STANDARD SHOE House., se4 7th ST. u. W.
A Host Of Bargains for This Week.
! cheap.
LADIES, Fine KID oxfords, plain or with tips 7sc.
opera OF common sense, only sl.2o, warranted
A JOB lot Of Ladies' Kid and Cloth slippers to be
Ladies' Genuine Kid, Opera or Common Sense
Button Shoes, only SLIPS; honest value at $l75,
Misses Solid Leather School Shoes, 75c., cheap
Boys and Youths Button or Lace Shoes, guaran-
teea Leather throughout, at 81; usual price, $l25.
Cniiorens Spring Heels, with tips, sizes S-lOh.
Children's KID Spring Heels. sizes to 8. at 4oc.
wen Mens Lace Shoes, Soc; you'n admit they are
Mems Sewed, Button, Lace or Congress, opera or
wide toe, now $l.25; regular price, sl.75.
canvas Shoes, all sizes, at 75c.
TIE STAR SHOE HOUSE,
1 726 7th ST. bet. g and b.
The Light. Running sDOmestic'' Is
sold ac Auerbacn'S sewing Machine Rooms, 7th
and AM, A. sts, our only authorized agency for the
go Domestic sEwrSG-MAcHNE Co., N. Y.
The Finest Genuine Green Turtle Soup
OF the continent is to be had at Harveys with all
other delcactes OF the spring and summer sea-
SONS
Sufferers from Coughs, Sore Throat,
&C., should try browns Bronchial TrOches," a
simple but sure remedy. Sold only in boxes. Price
% cents. 3
Is Per Cent Discount
on about 60 odds and ends OF Travelling Bags and
SatchelS Most or these bags are OF splendid quail
lily, some are slightly ShOp-worn. They are all
bargains ToPHAMs, 1881 Pa. ave. s,tu,th-2w
Peerless Dyes
Are the best Sold by druggists. eo1y
l.. H. Hopkins removed 939 St Wire,
Door, and Window Frames for flies. eos
MOreil, 734 9th stnw.. every style showcase. eo3o
Ice Chests. $40; Refrigerators, Sc At j.
w. SCHAEFER & Bro, China and Glass 1920 9TH st.
NV. eo-to1e1
Phillips DigeAtible Cocoa, an eficaciOuS
drink, for the nervous and dyspeptic. 8
"ROyaI Glue'' mends China, Glasswood, &C.
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WINDOW SCRxESs.-On account OF the great
demand for our new adjustable window screens
We had 10 duplicate Crter OF last week. Fifty
dozen will arrive tomorrow, at 30 cents each.
80 call early and get the best. CHAs. I. CARTRK &
CO., go Pennsy iyania avenue northwest.
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GAS COOKING RANGES. at sHKDD BROS.

SOLID GOLD sPEcrAcLEs for 50 per pair. Come
and see me. DR. NJ WEI,
4SI Pennsylvania ave.
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FOR RENT HOUSES.


EoR PENTHOUSE al9 R3TH ST; sw- 10
Df nsislss Apply to Hs 4xs I'd, Sa !, .w
EoR RENT-rHAT BEAUTIFUL 7-RooM BRICK
u 435 g st. NV. Inquire at 437 G st. NV myl5-6'
EoR RENT-e7 GRANT PLACE NICE BRICK
YSs az E
ST. NV. my15-3ts
EoR RENT-BRIoK HOUSE q ROOMS AMI
mod imps. APO Boundary ct. NV. facing lie Droii
park Inquire at 42o Boundary St mylo-3t'
KeS.s. 81 aS Fss &. did
msns rs sns er % each All modeT
NEk Co, 9l6 + st NV. myl5-3t'
FOR RENT-FURNIsHED, FROM JUNE Is
- three months or longer eleven room house. south
rent TO family Of adults references 1903 st
IroR RENT-UNFURNisHED-
= Large double house, southern exposure, 35 feet
tanning - room. bath. &c; elegant drawing. rooms
and very large dining Can be leased for tern,
100. . ''''''A'e p'''' I'll sfI Ios's JOHNSTON.
myl5 73s 18th st. NV.
FOB R +, p..IE s-hooM HOUSE HOWARD a. !.
rad shnsMS e So 81
L1PsCoMB, 10th st extended. after O'CLOCK. ml53t
EoR RENT-BRICK 9I6 ST. NV, EIGHT
mps 5rxf FRED k x EIfa S 3. 81
NV. myl5-3t
IGOR RENT-HOUsEs. ma st. n.w.6r.. .so6
\ SKATING Rink. n. Y I33l st. sc. Sr... 30 ~
5i5 itl ST; w. isr s. IS iSi CT st t. ax
iiiS Conn. ave. nw, y, 1882 4thst NV: o. Is g
s9ss St w. fur ssSs go e * & s. st 'T
1916 Sunderland Place = and 9 Cocoran Row. =,
]: Il ave:
Z % s. Sc. isr. 2s S r. I'd floor ii ii st. 80
prot PsrS. 80 45 Rear is3 st NV: ~
5iis NV isr 5 Rsar 1854 10Th st NV
NV. . 81 s5 ia7 7ih
STORES. OFFICES. &c.
store and dwelling. 6S Stable. alley bet 9th and
as ssH "a s = Sss;at 5as5s md IL
Vernon Row Rms5&6; 80 Lenox bldg, RIM. L.. 8
store and Dwelling AZ 4Ql 9TH st.. N w,3d h'r ,
Vernon Row. Room To- is sts SUm r. Sis 50
Store and cellar 1541M Stable rear 400 stn.w.7
81. n w.......-.........1S
The above is only poruon Of the, property on my
SGef az. pSr fg list call q oSs for bus.n issued on
ErOR RENT-A CHARMING NEW HOUSE OF NINE
rooms nicely pspered thro9ghout flushed in nat;
appliance for Housekeeping Every thing complete and
Of the very best The house is centrally located on
Pce foa
lars apply to TEOs. E. wAGGAMAN, 9I7 + st.nw. 1,
EOR RENT-TwO-sTORY BRICK HOUSE SEVEN
Slo month. 709H G st. ne. Apply at Sol Maryland
ave. my1I-6t'
IIOR RENT-A FIRsT-CLAss HOUSE ON 4TH
II St Sc, almost new; three-story and basement and
brick stsble splendid location price low in order to
make quick sale. Apply at 100 4th st. sc. IT.
NOR RENT-100S K ST. n. W., FURNISHED
IL House from June for the summer months. It,
ICOR RENT-THE OWNER OF NEATLY FUR
u nished residence on q street, between 10Th and
18TH streets containing seven t7) rooms and bath
ROOM intending to be absent from the city for year
rather than store his furniture. books &c. will rent
his house furnished during his absence to q careful
tenant for $50 per month"; or only 80 month more
than the house would bring unfinished Apply al
once. FITCH, FOX 4 BROWN,
myl5-3t 1887 Penn. ave NV.
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CARTERS,
I'll MARKET SPACE. NEAR 9TH STREET.
FoR LATE SPRING AND CooL SUMNER

For LATE SPRING AND CooL SUMNER
WEATHER THERE Is NOTHING IN THE LINE OF
GENTLEMEN's CLOTHING MORE CoMFoRTABLE.
GENTEEL OR ECONOMICAL THAN GOOD sERaEs
OR CHEvIoTs.
AMONG sERGEs THE "CLAYS" TAKE THE LEAD.
WE HAVE JUST HAD SOME OF THESE GOODS
MADE UP IN LoNG-RoLL SACK COATS. half
LINED" WITH SILK: WITH VESTS AND PANTS
OF SAME GOODS. THESE, WE CLAIM, ARE TIE
BEST AND HANDsoMEsT SERGE SUITS IN WASH.
1NGToN, AND GENTLEMEN WHO USUALLY
WANT THEIR SUITS MADE TO MEASURE WILL
FIND THESE EQUALLY AS GOOD AND $40
CHEAPER
WE HAVE THE SAME GOODS MADE UP WITH
OUT SILK LININGs
WE ALSO CARRY SEVERAL CHEAPER GRADES
OF sERGEs IN SACK AND CUTAwAY COATS. AND
WE WARRANT THEM ALL TO BE FAST COLORs.
IN CHEvIoTs OUR PLAIN BLACK SUITS AT s15
ARE THE HANDsoMEsT WE KNOW OF AT THAT
PRICE
IN LIGHT COLORs WE RANGE FROM 90 so TO
$50. AND SHOW SOME OF THE NEWEST AND
MOST STYLISH GOODS BROUGHT OUT THIS
SEASON
WE CLAIM SUPERIOR WORKMANSHIP FOR OUR
GOODS, AND GUARANTEE 1T. SHOULD ANY
SEAM GIVE WAY. OR BUTTON PULL OFF. WE
WILL. UPON BEING NOTIFIED. cHEERFULLY
AND RETURN THEM, WITHOUT COST TO THE
CUSTOMER
AS TO STYLE. WE MAKE UP MANY OF OUR
GOODS LATE IN gHE SEASON. AND EMBoDY THE
LATEST IDEAS OF FINE CUSTOM WORK
E B. BARNUM Co.
my11 931 PENNSYLVANIA AVE.
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IN ALL OUR experience we never offered such
suits In sack and IrOck at SO
EISEMAS BROS. 9TH and E
Manufacturing CiOthlerS and YaiIOrS
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FRENCH In three weeks. See Educational

How SHALL I DESCRIBE IT?-It Is indescrible.
mean that new shade stiff hat that Franc Is show
Ing at his one Price store, Cor. 9TH and streets
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SILKS. SILKS. Silks.

FANCY SILKS 37k. 40, As, 4Sc.
.HENRIETTAS, the new style dress goods. gobeln
blue. tan, terra Gotta and gray, WIDE DOUBLE
WIDTH, IL yards for So.
BLACK sURAH SILK, excellent quality, real value
HENRIE1TAs, all pure French WOOL very finest
blood gray. gobelin blue; cash value 81; price
INDIA LINEN. very fine quality cheap at 15c.; re-
SATIN MORE {watered silky the new style trim
ming, real value 81 reduced Toe.
Inc ladies' OF washington cordially invited to
anime our beautiful Dress Goods COME" even If
You have bought elsewhere We delight in showing
our wonderful cash bargains.
CARTERS
I'll MARKET SPACE. NEAR 7TH STREET
BLACK and COLORED SILKS, rs, SIC, al.
LADlES BROAD CLOTH, pure French wool, IN
yards wide. special cash bargain 81 &c.
FRENCH SATTEENS, finest quality, 25c.
HENkIETTAS, finest French woal, ell colors, double
width. cash value 62c: reduced to 4Sc.
Cash Customers will please select of the follow
ing presents. if they buy So or over: Pair Damask
75c;; half dozen Damask Napkins 75c. Select ONE
giant Bridal Quilt, worth $3.50; two pairs Damask
Towels. worth e.; one dozen Damask Napkins. $l5O.
my11
I AIDES OXFORD TIES. sac; BETTER GRADE
~ &c, with or without tip at
KAUFMAN'S DOUBLE COMBINATION.
myl2-3t 1241 and 1243 18th st sc.
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FUssELIs Ice CREAM.

SEE IN OUR window what style OF goods we make
10 order In pants at 81.
EIsgMLS BROS, 9TH and E
Manufacturing CiOthierS and Taiiors.
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Is Per Cent Discount
on about 60 odds and ends OF Travelling Bags and
Satchels. Most or these bags are Of splendid quail
tty, some are slightly shop-worn. They are ali
bargains TOPHAM's 1891 Pa. ave. stu.th-2w
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Ice CHESTS, $40; Refrigerators, 90. At J. W.
SCBAEFER & Bro. China and Glass 1920 9TH ST
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Gas FIXTURES. at sHEDD & Bso.'s.
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NOR RENT-pY r o. HoLTzMAN.

HOUSES. NV. cor 18th and Penn.
$40 18th st. NV, Tor. $3.50 ave. 19r $50
500 10Th st., l5r 100 941 st. I'd floor, front
oil 18TH St NV, 16r. 80 RS, heated by steam 100
I'll 18th st. NV, Ilr. 10 Elegant rooms in "Sun
I01 st. NV, 50 building "freproof2 ele-
IA lS St n. Dr.. SO yators. heated by steam.
SO2 18th st. NV. lUr 80 from $50 TO 800 each.
1S41 ST., Tor. 30 1215 ST., Sd floor ITO
li41 ST. NV, 12r. 90 1909 + ST.. from 10 to Is
2027 ST. NV. 10r. so S37 + ST.. I'd floor. 80. 80
:526 ST. NV, Tor so 937 ST.. Sd floor ,rm. 10
ID I'd ST. NV, l0r.. 40 9t9 st., I'd floor Ir..
1543 9th stn.w ,Sr 1850 ID 9th ST., I'd floor. %
1911 Marion ST., 7r. 80 415 9th st..
1858 st. me-, 7r 50 47Q La ave-. from 10 to 20
1851 II Ut. ne. 7rs so 13l st. W., I'd door -
O23 AZ st. 0r.. Is $50 La I'd floor. 20
1900 Linden ri. me-. Or II STORES
80 fenton ri. he Or. 1880 Magnificent store, Sun
~ Fenton Pl ne.6r. 1880 Building. per 600
So Fenton Pi. e.Gr l3 80 1901 Pa av store l2J
535 9th ST. 5rs. IL 1903 Ia. store. 30
OFFICE ROOMS 421 18th st NV. .S5
941 +. 3D. floor, front r.. 60o 9th ST. n. 25
hested by steam .S333 9Th ab. Pa. av, store. Ii
IL ST., I'd floor Pr. 80 9Th alb Pa. av., store
For list of furnished call for send to office.
For list OF property for sale call for send to office
Properly placed with me for rent sale Is literally
advertised free of cost to the
my14 R. U. HOLTZMAN. 10th and sta NV.
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THE NEW wEIsBAca LIGHT, now on exhibition
o. the Offices OF the company, IN Corcoran Build
lns. Is creating quite a sensation judging BY the
crow Us OF people that have called 10 see it, and
the rapid manner Ia which the stock has been sub
osrprd Tor. some OF the best known business
Esen ia town have already gone TITO the company
and eShers have sign!ned their intention 10 SUB.
sefsDr 20 The stock The roogns are open 70 the
pubic from 10 10 pin. daily.
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DlIoN's YEAsr PowpER always reliable.
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Peerless Dyes
Are the best. Sold by druggists.
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TIVE tP-kTvEE LANDING or Bob Hoffman win
TIA cold acztiIer.
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wALkEe Soma 2o4 loT4 q; u
SSsiasS INA Sss:s q Sssss "a ~
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l.. H. Hopkins removed a39 St Wire
Door, and Window Frames for flies. eos
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Phillips DigeAtible Cocoa, an efficaciouS
drink, for the nervous and dyspepttc.
"ROyaI GIue'' mends CHINA, GlassWood &C.
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ICOR RENT-32I ID ST. s. Z, A SQUARE FROM
Il New Library, handsome, twostory and basement,
= rooms and bath bay window, press brick. over 10
chandeliers: all modern improvements. fronting .
park convenient for three lines of cars open for in
specton: $35 per month. myl2-6t.
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

I>oR sALf-Two LOTS or HOWARD AVE. MI.
II Pleasant, two on OAK ave, Takoma lxrk, and me
- Ivy c,g. AZ low prices. BENZ si pN !s..t
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MOreil, 734 9th st.n.w every style showcase. eo3O
Ice Chests. $40; RefrigeratOrs, Sc AT j.
W. SCHAEFER & Bro, China and Glass, 1920 9TH st.
NV. eO-fOtel
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SHOT IN THE FoREHEAD.-Andersou Christian
aged sixty-seyen, and stephen Morris aged fCrty,
both colored. live In Whitehall alley northeast
Iney got into a quarrel, and about / O'Clock sun
DAY morning Morris called at the old mans room
and inyiteI him out u night Christian shot ar
Norris The bullet struck his forehead, making
only neSh wound Judge smell yesterday held the
Old man for the grand Jury
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