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Telegram-herald., 1888-03-14
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"ft IS only his ray.~
Al acquaintance viii saT.
Some ones stra. &c act or speech % snootl
Ger.
Hes eccentric. Tou know.
Ard ke means 1Dlhia-. 80
DO Dot bother your nlld wtth n 1aore."
Das Hasn his rIzxllng one
Ia 2 c01i nan vhosa -oa
Fron ne w8i-nt ia saou-i bs 3 astrsT.
Ihea the fsCt "a qlite plan.
little comfort We gain
From the <ae-4edgs rs ouly his weigh.
-0ostoa Syfs<t
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-14

Ex-Msvor Josera " Brisn riil sborslv
move hsck - his 6rsf eve. 6rsnd KsTen.
-hv tae ssa HIS scouainfsnoes here si.l
al he xlsi 10 know tast tsis gems t1d
popziar Insurance msn intessts tes.lrning -
she CRY whsre he greE up au6 atere he
~ss fslstfv honcret with ~ aizsest cts.-e
In TIE zfIt cf ouT citizens. rs Insurance
he..aenarfsrs viii oe n e.fsBe f.arN.s aut
~ pill Hvs hers raers 81 90 - sarTe&
9 sr<sa Ezss<~ lrss<~A
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-14
GRAND KArlDs aAKKErs.
Farla Prodace nom Ficst Hand. .


Appies- psF olsl
cneese--laie. i9lssllt4es Ses YORK niil
cream, i1 tc.
clover seed-s.51 10 SIS per basle.
Dried rEllls-App-es eEaqoIate1. s3.3ec per
TsslnG quarters oe85c per pound cherries -
Ice pr pollc. peaches. l1Sllc pei pound
Eggs-E Eesl. les.--c-
fezn Neals Dfessed hegs. 8. 1o05--5 per cwt
mutton. SIo99s.f. veaL s5.ooga09' Dee. si.5.
Grshl-waea!. dawson. sc. Lancaster.
sc. Oats. sc Rye. losSlc. Corr - . ssc. bar
ley, - - - yer eat.
Hldes-Green, 8isg5Cs part cured. 51su0tsc
cured 6.Go..c caif sEins : O. ~ pounds, &c
Dexiu skius. leGz3c eson. sneeU pelts, - Wool
being es-in- ated aI &c lsI pouii.
E0hey y-IAfi-c. strained. iefflZt
Hay- timothy, sl5-00LIo.1J per ton: Glove.
ff2UgGlIO(.
Poaliry-TEkeys. dressed, mere: Spring
chlckeus l9sl-ci ducks sGlici fosiS l0ci
squirrel l5Gz Per PAIR, rabbits -5SSOc per pair.
IOtdtOec-o34 &c.
straw 500 per ton.
IzllOw-3(s3s q 4c pr 40.
Nood-BlOcA stove wool, sl.25G12.S) per cord
tour loot wood 8 -JotJ5UO per cOrd-
Cosi-2.0o 90 CRATE. So
Lhae-Grsuc Rapids. iJc, Ohio SOC Petoszey,
81 ~
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-14
OUR MARKET REPORTS.
Quotations 3 nirs-Tas Grand
Rapids Makes


Earca -Nnea1-1b48e De eGry o1s -
lsil4s lrE1l1z sHl4.l 10. = F91 Asy 81 -lsu
4 -. 4s1e. esJese
Cen Ds'l a4d plaiazlls Uaehsased Fu-
E1r1s slAssS g.
flfk-lll.s 1amsEal
Lsu1-So alnsl. - llis o. ossrs - sell
b.tler-t a.. Ia
KS n "a. Ia
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-14

We have also the Largest
and Best Assorted Stock of
Fine Gold Jewciry in the
city; Watches, Diamonds,
Silver and Plated Ware.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-14

or nomesDau - tae Elocest gown
- lerell ny love goes clad.
Aad geL Ger regal eyss SHINE down-
Al y tlzir splcsGi1 1-eps % brown
Frou uldeF pressure % . croH2
Were making ny heart 3 al
Ard wooden are he tttie saOoa
ll4t E0ld her slender feet
B-t when IRE heart 81. lesfy Juns
II shaken ~ merry time.
Egs snL she trips beneath the uocn,
Wilh smiles loH 04rl. how sweat
No glove IS dyaWu upo- The hand
dearly l0ge ~ hold;
Bug Wher lr'c- The silver sand
TIE s4lset hurls rs buroing brand,
lass her l8sers, where We stand.
E-u Ia Lac e-0yen gold.
Wh2t marvel II love her true,
siT little peasant lass.
TIE very air tie sul shines through
Distiis Tor her special dew,
And hareoels fringe With s11sen blue
iler fsotPrats Ia he grass.
Curtis Ksy.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-14

The best on earth can truly be said Of
Griggs' GIycerine Salve, which IS sure.
safe and speedy cure for cuts. bruises
soalds. burns. wounds and sll other sores.
VIII positively cure piles, letter snd ali
skin erupuous. Try this wonderful healer
Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded
Only - cents. sold by z. r. Wilson.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-14

Msrch g zeal s1e4dy. Cash, Ts7se. spril
Has -
son-sls4-y. Cast. a.. =. Apr. as. MAJ.
oa1s- EsSy. Asy 5le
WHISKY 81 t5.
Pork-,tea.iy. Cseh sltQ5. Nay slGi7x
Lzsd-slezay. C4za s. a N4s. 79es7 ~
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-14

Our Plated Jewelry is the
Most Elegant in the city.
4. PkEI SSER.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-14

a fa1fstl- Lea = 1r4f aAnA-
Lean-ses.r u acre.
So la.4eas dear
Who're ealtsa "a ~ e4sAlui oes1x
That .Elfe AID "A
ARA ofl a.1e AGA
70 popDiaE. Dlt 40 zs propose
Proceed VII ak.L
A. -1ls gou slA
Proposals. ir-g solr lovers trzss
lhey j t2zs lls cue
r1g- d1E N14ld you
Lac mcLz.F luE = luot1ef-lz-.49f
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-14

There is no denying the fact that DR..
Jones Red Clover Tonic is the mcst sue
cessiul blood purifier ever put on the mar
ket It's wonderful cures in all stomach,
kidney and liver troubles has brought out
many limitations. II restores debilitated
nerve tissues. restoring the force lost by
sickness, mental work or excessive use OF
liquor, opium and tobacco, h. r. Wilson
viii supply the genuine at 80 cents a bottle.
Two physicians of Morris, H.. told +. w
Hueil that he was beyond the help Of nedi-
cine or medical skill from seated lung DIS
ease contracted in a cold rain. Was in
Guced to try DR.. Bigeiow's Cough Cure. two
bottles of which completed a cure. over q
year has elapsed and be is in excellent
health. doing hard work on bis farm Dr.
Bigelow's Positive Cure is on the only
known consumption cure. sold by 4. 2.
Wilson 10 fifty cent ard dollar bottles. Get
the genuine. Pleasant for children.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-14
WOVEN LINES


= 1A-AA4 - 80 Ee4&1s
Jog zes ssrf1s u > Elaes
ze1s t4s s<4zs1ss "a assfsaos
terg ,srrsk. sE-i $40 ss@ef.
c4cz -geas 49, grclz-.4> tee
H1F 4gt -kEsf scy. ssaFzle1. crtesss
= a. ass asssf Graz sores s-szeL
= e4se here g. see1. SAL jog.
Pears ere e7sr - sa.E .sF-
tfar-l-ea1 5rsrea. - Nes see
Ttzrs - xrals.-. Eere So see
Cc.ae. sealz -esl-e. asa 81 t4sEat
Es o. s4ss tag heart 3 er frs1s4-"
5aF a. 4osa as sorrqss fee4
Ard xas 644g1t 8 lass.- s#z-~
E14 sgl-la 1e l-aas sE,a fstlrns
- a-rrla. zzs SO elsto l@4rlt
l Is tsEg gel @a1e.
I - t2-s4t t.4ee Lea - slnLa.'
Sace r1at helr BE tso a&Fs seea
lt 81 ~ -.Tsls~cIls s-a-
1aes slas .car taeg - exchange
a-s a-a sia les. - -e11-ag slracss
y sa.ael. zee 3 glzzll1 Ae-Et
-r.e -1 44L case tsa.l apart.
fhenGs ca ngs4hlgf0a Cr0lz
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-19

The acceptance by the House yesterday OF the
oen-.H amendments TO the bill providing for con-
sress OF American states at Washington was an
act or which IL would be hard 70 oyer-estimate the
importance. The leading idea In the program ia
commercial one. The desire OF the producers I'm
the United States 10 extend their markets on
this continent, and 20 wrest from foreign
nations the Central ana south American
trade, which ought by rights to belong
70 us Is the nrst thing 10 he considered second-
arg 70 that are schemes for submitting interna.
tonal controversial 10 arbitration the adoption OF
uniform system OF customs regulations and weights
and measures. and a common silver coin etc This
Is oegfnning at the right end In the work OF Amert
eanizing America There should be no appearance
on purpose 70 make the Government OF the
United States a mediator In the relations
between the other republics OF our hemisphere
me suspicion OF design on the part OF the United
states 70 interfere and dictate, politically. has
done great deal without doubt 70 excite hos.
tie feeling among the people who ought to be our
best frieIds and 10 put further OF the day OF com.
mercial union Now, however we are approach.
ing our sister states on the right side The tender
VI reciprocal privileges which must bind together
their business interests and ours Will also nave
The way for closer and more friendly diplomatic
and political relations Wise statesmanship has
prompted the Congress- and IL Il hoped that equal
sagacity may be shown In conducting It's proceed
IngS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-19

The price list below doesn't gi'e . comprehenn
Idea Of and varied stock st some prices
We have three four different styles. Five per cent
discount Tomorrow. not on Saturday.
BEADED "PELEkINE" vIsITEs, s10. els. zee,
o27.
imported Beaded vissss. s12 sl5. go. s22. s2s.
e2S. &27, $50. $50.
Mourning Beaded visisss, Gle. eco. s2l. s24. s2s.
e29. S35, $50.
visites for aged ladies' Jet ana lace trimmed: slo
els. SIS. ego.
WALKING JACKETA EnEllsh Tan Broadcloth
satin finished: e5. o.. %, e10.
Brosdcloth Jackets, in garnet brown navy. tan and
terra Gotta, % and %.
Black Jersey Goth Goats, Is. 90. o.. %, e10.
Black English Diagonal Coats, 1880 and SEQ.
ENGLISH ULsTERs. New checks. paids. stripes.
&C., 90. 81. $40. S16, els, ego. e22. e27.
Chidren's listers a to IL years., s38S to 316
Chidren's Goats Il to years. s3.9S to s89S.
CHILDREN'S SUITS a to IL years., S3.75 to
ere; in the new "Garibaldi" and other styles.
Misses Suits ~ to Is years., 60 to Sl5.
Ladies' Suits, el2 to s43. Fit guaranteed.
THE PALAIs ROYAL
(See SPACE below)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-19

In the future Washington Rock Creek win very
probably pass through tie city In tunnel An
open. nearly stagnant sewer will not be permitted
10 endanger public health, minimize the taxable
values OF a large area, and isolate West Washing
ton The time when the improvement will be
accomplished depends, II the District Is TO nav
one-halfthe expense upon the cost OF the work. ana
upon the balance which the District may md In
iIs hands 10 devote 20 such improvements, after
meeting the growing current needs The increase
In real-esate values In the section OF the city
affected VIII eventually enlarge the District reve-
nues from the taxation OF that section and the
cost Of construction and maintenance OF bridges
ACROSS the creek Will be saved But the greatest
Of the Immediate pecuniary benefits will fall 10
the reclaimed land, formerly O part OF Rock
Creek valley. II the Improvement Is to be &C.
complisned At once the reclaimed land which
from It's location viii be very valuable. should in
some way contribute directly TO the heavy expense
OF dverting the stream, the which gives Il this
value The District should be convinced that II
KNOWS the maximum cost OF the work and the
maximum burden Of taxation which it assumes.
and that every JusT plan OF reducing its share of
The expense has been resorted TO- before IL enters
IN the present relation OF It's resources and TIA
needs, upon even p important and 50 worthy q
labor as the diversion OF Rock Creek through n
tunnel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-19

representative o'Neill, OF Missouri, succeeded
yesterday In pushing through the House two OF his
favorits measures, one OF them a bill for the es-
taolsnnent OF a department OF labor with a we'll
PAID commissioner, and the other bill for a com.
mission OF arbitration 70 settle quarres between
rA4"aJ companies and their employees. With
sone mouncationS the latter Is the same ball
' shAeh nj. oNehl engineered through the House
two sessions ago, while the great Sourhvestern
strike was In progress. Nothing Ia, occnrred %
change The opinion then expressed by many sena.
tors that the act would prove a dead letter An
operation, and IL Will probably fall again ar the
o'ner end Of the Capitol, as it did before
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-19

emperor trederick's physicians have depr,vea
the pubic OF the few hopes Still left OF his regain
Ing even a part Of his lost strength He has ev,-
eentiy now passed the point beyond which AN
roads lead downward An interest,n., -. 81 "a
The case, as indicating not merely the non-nsr,
sAn Character OF science but also the uniyersal
sympathy Of Europe with the suffering monarch
whose few days OF reign have been devoted 20 M.
promotion OF International peace and good viii "a
the report that two eminent French unvs,c,sn.
have been summoned from Paris 70 consult win
their kngnsa and German brethren az the patients
bedside.
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Crows Ar REDUCED PR1crs.
(See space below.

Need We write our profits small when we euaran.
tee and try such gloves our 81 "Ete?" To-mor-
row. per cent of marked prices on all Gloves full
prices on busy Saturday.
Mems 81. sI.35. $3.50 and ali 80 English. French
and Russian Calf and Kid Gloves. Every pair war
ranted aud tried on at our risk
S-button Undressed Kid Mousquetaires, embroidered
backs. tans. 81.
4.button Dressed Kid Gloves, embroidered, grsys
browns tans terra Gotta London red and black.
4-button Russian Calf Gloves London ma le for rid
ing and driving, s1.6s.
4-button Castor Beaver. embroidered. tsns browns
erays and black $3.50.
Undressed Kid Gloves, extra fine, 4-button, Sl2o;
5-button, S1.35: 8-button, s1.50.
The special "Pslsis Royal" Black Dressed Kid Glove.
warranted not to stain the hand clothing perspira
ton proof, 5-button. plain, S1.50; embroidered,
el75.
The "Paais Royal" Undressed Kid MousQuetaires.
opera and street shades including mahogany. s1S5
plain: SL9o embroidered.
Misses 4-button Kid Gloves. 81: MousQuetsires,
S125.
Ladies' Silk Mousauetaires. IS. As, so, 6s. CSC.
81 25. 81 6S and s1T5. Specially notice "Fowne's"
Celebrated English Silk Clio ives at csc. pair.
tF Who wears So Black Kid Gloves: We have .
few for 25c that were S16S.
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
(see Space Below
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SrrcrArrrrs In Dnr Goops
LgLTRHLL 3 VINES,

1880 Pennsylyania ava NV
We are offering . beautiful line Of DRESS GOODS,
AL wool. 81 25c per yard
yard ~ WV
4s,inch .ll,vool HENRrETTAs. black and colors.
BLACK HENRIETTAs. elegant blacks. ss q. o. Is.
About so yards SUMNER SILKS. TO be closed on.
ID. sPiNendid line Q. q. SILK sURAHs. RHADAMEs.
Our sl IS and sI56 SILKS cannot Be- beaten in
Suan,y and price These are special numbers: We In
as in all coiors and styles, ct l2kc. ESQ.
al hns line Of CHALLIs IN styles and qualities. q
h 1oc. and 1xts Fine ZEPHYh 9INoHAMs only 25c.
sold q l2sc One lot da.aassd KIDs 35c. cold per-
feet at 81 and 25 Tsfeta Iisie, and sfik CLOVIS
from LOG MP just received Q arve line Gents Neck
w.sr and rurnishnFs and very low ngur.s: invite
an impression Of this stock Towsla. Napkna end
Linen liable wear speciality Cottons and pomestcs
S2rssts eighty shop worn. at $50 sold ct 81. UNI
terms Our stock 10 large and complete aud prtces low
CAL and be convinced that we are - cheap - the
cheapest LUTTREIL 4 WINE
apIs-2w 1880 Pa ave, cor. 10Th NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-19
Shoes Ar REDUCED PRrcrs

SHOES AT hEDUCED L RICES.
The very best shoes at lowest possible prices EVERY
PAIR WARRANTED. The 5 per cent discount for to-
morrow should be appreciated.
The new "Palais Royal" Bright Kid Button Boots,
with the patent 'Globe" insoles, 30.
Genuine Kangaroo Button Boots, hand. sewed. 81.
Bright pongola Button Boots ~.
Andrea Kid Button Boots 81 80.
Hand sewed French Kid Boots, - so.
Genuine English "Waukenphasi" Boots, 81.
finely stocked shoe Parlor for ladies' misses. boys
and chdren's shoes; mention of the different styles
and prices kept in stock would Hi page Of THE STAR.
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
~ The special sale prices quoted il space below
are FOR ALL THIS WEEK, notwithstanding notice 10
the contrary.
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ssss 4 ILL ZEE -
FRIDAY. RED.TIcKIr DAY,
BARGAINS ALL THROUGH THE STORE

CENTS FURNISHING DEPARTMENT..
4 lot Of Soc sFour.in- Hand" scsrfs Friday Csc
a lot q dsnrs Pip stripsd Hsii.Hoss vsrs S5o. |.
ART-EMBROlDERY DEPARTMENT
50 pair Of Stamped Pilow-shams, coca muslin.
II ~: ssE 4: e., s:e.. ...-A
UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT.
s:s s IL: ssy ssS
HOSIERY DEPARTMENT.
s: Fl IT, p ID, so e .anss p9s hsnc
Ss = s 1 &c., l sss d. So :. Il ss &. z: 8:
DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT
e clSss out e. pts:s; Of tonsh rSsi
Se:iaS s. former Sris:s Co., w. ana 5, Ss4a
sSS as%a:a.: q S;:.: eees. from 70 10 y.sa
NOTION DEPARTMENT.
j LOT Of Brsss PHOTOGRAPH Frames. worth loo.
i LOT q HairPins rssalAs prize g.; Friday 10. .
ToILET-aooDs DEPARTMENT.
lot Of English Tooth Brushes. were Csc: Friday,
ot os Japanese Put BO.es worth loo and 1885,
JEwEiRY AND LEATHER ooDs.prpARrMESr.
y 4 lot Of leather Purses, worth i5c. and 1sc.;
-'' ~ YELLING DEPARTMENT.
lot Of Dotted Yelling Friday Sc yard
LADIES' NECKwEAR DEPARTMENT
i lot Of Imported Net Fichua worth 25c Friday.
12kc.
=. Z. q A!l,s,lx Black Spanish Lace Scarf. worth
DREss-TRIMMINa DEPARTMENT.
lot Of Braid Sets with gilt and silver effects all
Gap: sss e. s,a Friday s
each.
EMBROIDERY DEPARTMENT..
lot Of 40.inch swiss Tlouncins, Friday ,oc yard
lot Of 4Oinch swiss Flounciils. worth 75c Friday
LACE DEPARTMENT.
lot Of 40.inch Plat Val Lace Flouncinss worth q:
Friday, 6sc. yard.
LOT hsmnants 81 Lacss and Embroidery. worth Csc
70 SOC; Friday, l0c.
llet Remnants Of Lsces and Embroidery worth soc.
BOOK DEPARTMENT.
Washington Irvins's Complete Works. 10 vola pub
Cariyiss French RevSlution. 2 vola. publishers
For other item. see our ad under Ladies Column"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-19

GENIS SUITS SECURED AND PREssEp AZ
Cost. % cents; PantA. % cents. Vests IS cer.ts
DRY Cleaning ~ short notice.
Alteranx and Repairing neatly doaa
oeSd1 called Tor and aelivsrsd-
J. J. FISHER Co.
- SO Est n.w-.one door frorn arh
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ohios centennial celebration this summer W

Ohios centennial celebration this summer Will
be q notable event The people OF Cincinnati alone
have subscribed guarantee fund OF u.o50,o0o 70
insure its success and It Is claimed that the build
ings 20 be used for the exposition Of the states
greatness will cover a larger area than any en-
ployed for similar purposes Ia the whole history OF
america Ohio Is by no means among the largest
states In the Union, but what IL lacks In area IL
makes up In energy and In the absence OF any
tendency towards self-depreciation. II has
rood reason TO think well OF itself, and to
refrain from hiding It's light under O bushei,
IL was among the FIRST OF our commonwealth not
taking an Independent part In the revolutionary
war 20 introduce itself TO general notice and OBJ
tain the crown OF statehood IL passed In the short
period OF fourteen years from the stage OF FIRST
settlement into that OF full powers as q member
Of the Union. In l7ss party OF white pioneers
haltei their camp train at the site OF the present
city OF Marietta In 1902 Congress admitted the
young territory to a share In the General Govern
ment In the hundred years which have elapsed
since the pioneers from the east Get up their cabins
within It's borders, Ohio has mainrained steady
growth. TILL IT. population approaches four MIL
lions; it has twenty-one Representatives In Con-
gress; it has furnished two Presidents 10 the Re-
public; is voters number 900. 900: its school
children more than million; its colleges thirty.
i've, and It's presidential post-offices about $50
kignty per cent OF it quarter-million farms are
owned By the people who work them, and it
stands first on the list OF states In the msnufac-
ture OF agricultural implements and the produc-
ZION Of wool The state also aspires 20 the honor
u supplying the next President o; the United
states, and IL may be added as rounding out
ohios statistics, that every male citizen Of the
state over twenty one years OF age Is stated 10
have oesn or 70 Be now q candidate for puone
ONCE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-19


The task OF reforming the Preach constitution
Is one 20 which none OF the several parties de-
handing II seems In q hurry 70 address itself
General Boulanser, In his mAnifestos makes q
great deal OF talk about the necessity OF revision
De made. The most definite scheme which ap-
pears To have formed Itself in any mind Is that
u N. Timothy Colani, the friend and cola
oorer OF Gambetta and natural heir to the larters
projects in politics. His plan is 70 reduce the
ocicial term OF the president TO three years, In
other words TO the term OF the deputies them
selves who help elect him, and 70 cause the elec.
ton 70 take place Immediately after the sssemo-
ling Of 6 new chamber. The president is to be al
liberty 20 choose his cabinet from parliament or
from any other source, as he sees nt, snd In case
Of An adverse vote In parliament the ministers
need not resign unlesA upon conference with
the president, such a course Is decided to
% the best 70 take. Should bad
breach occur between the president and pariia-
msnt either party to the controversy Ii privileged
10 appeal to the country, which would then pro-
coed 10 elect new parliament, and the new par
lament would either re-elect the same pres dent
As sign OF the popular sense that he was right
and the former parliament wrong, or another
president, which would be q victory for the oppo-
sirion- President and parliament would thus act
Always as q cheek upon each other neither being
predominant. There would be no such thing As
parliamentary despotism on the one hand, or a
coup detaf on the other. as the executive power
would hold the LIFE OF the legislative In It's hand
and vtce rersa; and IL Is thought that each with
natural repugnance to self-destruction, would
strive 70 avoid needless conflicts and exercise an
possible patience.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-19

SpRISs Srock.
Lhe Latest In NECKwEAR
ne1futn weights IN CNpERWrkR
Stoek dOsikki. GLOVES, sad HAyDKYR-
80 W. S. TEL.
ApIa e35 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
A NEW PAINTING OFFICE
q hcSCkEN WALLACE.
BOX AND JOB PRINTEKS.
llue- 10 street y. w., South Side
Aunounee tnst they ready receive orers for any
And q frinunx q the shove address, Thar ousdt y
Try 70 please all e0ssomerx AMI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-19

MR. ARTHUR NATTANs BEes To AN.
w nounce "a his friends and the public that asS>r
purchassd the old,estseished DRUG Store corsr SfS
and streets north west long and fnvor~liy fnov
- Kolbs Pharmacy, he viii eontinue the 6csin =
there Al PRESCRIPTIONS put Mp the store sipce -
any tina IN order 70 devote PERSONAL supesvsssoS
g the s,Sr. have dspossd Of my old stand eorsSr
propr1etsry articles rssain undsf ms own esnsrol
:Sa ses go iSs tAso n ssasssssd . ga "a q
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WANTED--BOARD-

WANTED-BOARD IN PRIVATE FAMILY TOR
w lady in vicinity of Lafayette square;
erences given and required. Address A S., Star
Office. It.
WANTED = SUMMER BOARD NEAR CITY BY
w two adults babies az nurse. Address GOOD
REFERENCES" Star Office. apl1-3ts
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WANTED--HOUSES.

WANTED-TwO RELIABLE LADIES DESIRE A
w furnished or partly furnished house 10 care for
during summer mouths; Jest OF differences given al
dress stating terms. AMERICAN, Star Office api st
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Wars &c, Ar REDUCED PR1ors

THE PALAIS ROYAL.
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PERSONAL.

IhOoN hA-
q IN REWARD WILL BIZ PAID BY A YOUNG
SpDUman having the best recommendation
g-rds character. &C. but lacking the necessary in
huence, 10 any who will secure iim position
q cond uctor In the Pullman seryces comlnunla-
tons confidential. Address CONDUCTOR. stAr
once. aplD-Hs
II WILL GIVE ANYONE WHO WILL GET NE
III place in anyone OF the Government departments
will pay ESQ more month ten per cent fog
two years Address Box 125. star once spn>-3ts
my LADY WHO HAS NOT SEEN THE INV
"A Singer Automatic. tension. Chain Stitch. Noise.
less Sewing Machine viii please call or send her -.
TIE SINGER MANUFACTURER co.
Opposite the Patent once. spia-st
(yIyII. SERVICE EXAMINATION QUESTIONS
Onand answers. send loo. 90 book stores. or 20
.. ". FLiNN. A n, Ivy Institute
apl2-lms southwest cor etb and X sts. NV
4 UTHoRIzED PRIVATE DkTECTIyE AGENCY
"a All comm unicstons by mall telegraph prranpty
attended, treated strictly tisI Once ore1
at I'll hours ewlLLIAAs hsns~er.p26 Fstnw j3l1's
1ANEs u BROOKS Q-ATE cHIET u Il sIcRRF
81 seryce has Organized National ana In
quiry serv,cs Once. lx21 ost skilled srsnts q
AL pointA us 3ms
IANEs A NcDEvITT. CHARLES u. FIfNprR.
q fr1vate Objective AgeDcy and bureau q InforrnA
ton, ofice sos Pa ave Private for consultstiou
Ths agency independent Of Government or no ONO.
ipal control does mot operate Tor rewards nor arrs
IN divorce cases. keiiahle aud confidential n3-3ns
VUsTHs OLD STAND Is THE ONLY PLACE
d where hrst-clao second Hand Clothins can Il.
cold st respectsble prices Addross cal "a No IL
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