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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-17

For ladies. misses. and children. in the newest
possible styles. Children's dresses from 25c
up TO $3.50. Ladies' dresses in all styles of
calico, gingham. cashmere. cloth. silk. SC.
IN all prices. Ladies wrappers from 6ac. up
TO fine tea gown, S9.99 our STYLES and prices
will astonish you all. Second-foor parlors
Also, great bargains in dry goods. hosiery.
fancy goods. boys shirt-waists. infants coats.
&c, on our first floor Manufacturing Estab-
Ishment, 9ls 9Th st. NV. (Herzog's old stand.
anlG-4t
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CITY ITEMS.
Tea.
Tea.
Do You Use Tea?

10 You sc Teag
Our SOC. Mixed Tea excels any SOC. or COO.
Tea TO be found in Washington. Fine fresh
Coffees at most reasonable prices. The public
earne silly invited 10 give these excellent goods
trial. New Maple Sugar and Syrup.
NJ 4 T. NErzGER,
IL AZ 9TH 81. NV
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WH1TSET's pure crab apple cider, All Pa av. NV.
LOOK at the following low prices for the next
ten DAYS:
go walnut marble-top suite; former
price, S45.
50 antique oak marble-tOp chamber suite;
former price. so.
SIS antique oak marble-top chamber suite;
former price, S25.
so cherry suite: former price. S7j.
Hair mattresses. %. -. 20. and S12.
Woven wire mattresses. -. 30; former price So
Feather pillows, @l.2J. Upholstered cots, II.
$50 parlOr suites, seven pieces.
50 lounges.
80 cts. tapestry carpet. 20 cts. body Brussels
so pieces So; mlcS- straw at 2oc. per yard;
former price, Zoe. per yard.
100 different styles baby carriages; prices
from = 10 SO.
Baldwin a!r-tI"ht rcfricC
The above stock is on our first floor, and we
are going 20 close out this week.
VASE. T. WILLIAMS. 317 9Th st. NV.
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TIE ATTENTION of those desiring wharf prop
erty or property for small buildings or ware
house or manufacturing purposes is called to
the peremptory sale to take place tomorrow at
O'Clock by Duncanson Bros, auctioneers. II
presents good opportunity for speculators
and investors. See advertisement
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-17

HIGELY SA-lsFACToEY.-TrOEs made TO
order, -; suits made to order. so. Guarau-
tccd perfect III 1T and finish, and the latest
style fabrics. LISEJJaS Bios. 9Th and l..
Tailoring DcDarrIn,ut
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THE SPIRIT OF CASTE.
Address of Rev. w. b. Derrick at the
Fourth Baptist Church.

The meeting held at the Fourth Baptist
church last evening to celebrate the emancipa-
ton anniversary was largely attended. Mr.
John +. Cook presided. Seated on the plat
form were Hon. John Lynch, j. ". Cromwell,
Rev. Drs. Dyson. Lee and johnson. Hons.
I Robert Smails, John II. Smythe and A. NJ.
Clapp, Prof. Gregory, Drs. S. r. Watts. F. J.
shadd and c. b. Purvis, Charles H. Marshall,
Gen. James A. Etten, W. c. Chase, Henry
johnson. John F. Wilkinson and State Senator
Blaunt, of Louisiana. Letters regretting their
inability to attend were read from President
Harrison, Senators sherman, Hawley, Allison,
Sanford and Sawyer, Hon. B. X. Bruce, S. c.
Pomeroy. W. 3. Webb VIM. G. Moore and
others. Short introductory remarks were
made by Chairman Cook. After prayer by
f'ev. Mr.. Dyson and appropriate music Chair
man COOK. with few preparatory remarks. in
troduced Rev. W. Z. Derrick DID,, of New
York, as
THE ORATOR OF THE EVENING.
The speaker reviewed the events which led
to the issue of the emancipation proclamation,
and spoke of the services of the negro during
the war, his devotion and bearing, and cited
individual instances. As to the condition OF
the negro after the war and at the present
time he thought that instead of submitting to
gross injustice and ostracism, the negro should
loT recognition OI CIVIL as wen pOiItiCdl
rights. He advised that the institutions of the
country should be carefully studied, and in
this way he predicted that the progress already
made by the race would be advanced. He
spoke of the growth of educational facilities,
and said that in the south alone there are
10000 colored teachers and 1.000,000 pupils;
1900 i'll the male and female high schools, so
normal schools. so colleges and universities,
and IS theological seminaries. He mentioned
with pride the leading names in professional
and literary circles, and claimed that these in
stances showed
THE CAPABILITIES OF THE RACE.
He thought that the negro should engage in
more diversified pursuits and perfect them
selves in the trades The speaker mentioned
as a hindrance to the progress of the race the
spirit of caste on the part of the whites. 1t
outranks and is more obnoxious than even the
odious caste of the Hindoo. 1t controls So
ciety, industry, education, politics and re-
hgiOn; it seems TO run in the blood of Ameri-
can whites; it detes both state and national
laws No class OF men has ever had to run a
race handicapped and weighed down with so
many disadvantages from caste discrimination
and prejudice. despised for being degraded,
yet forbidden to rise out of the degradation.
Upon the conclusion of the address ex-Rep-
resentative John r. Lynch made brief speech,
and then the meeting adjourned.
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EVERY MAN

LIVERY Milan
NEEDS A SPRING ovERcoAT.
GENTLEMEN WHO HAVE LOOKED ABOUT SAY
WE HAVE THE FINEST LINE
IN WASHINGTON.
THE VERY NEWEST STYLES
ARE CERTAINLY IN OUR STOCK.
SPECIAL STYLES FOR YOUNG MEN.
PRICES $40 TO $50.
EVERY BOY WANTS
SUIT FOR EASTER. WE HAVE PROVIDED
THE NEWEST THINGS BROUGHT OUT BY
THE BEST MANUFACTURERS, AND WE ARE
SURE NO ONE CAN BETTER SUPPLY THE
WANTS OF THOSE WHO APPRECIATE HAND
SOME GOODS THAN WE CAN.
IT Is WELL UNDERSTOOD THAT WE DON'T
HANDLE THE LOWER GRADES. But SELL ONLY
RELIABLE GOODS, SUCH AS WILL BRING OUR
CUSTOMERS BACK AGAIN
PRICES OF SHORT PANTS SUITS 81 TO s15.
PRICES OF LONG PANTS SUITS IS TO $50.
VEST SUITS WITH SHORT PANTS,
AGES FROM 10 TO 10 YEARS, ARE VERY PoPU-
LAR THIS SPRING.
E. D. BARNUM & CO,
ap16 s3l PENNSYLVANIA AVE.
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Prefer the Jail to the Workhonse.

Vim. Crampsey, charged with vagrancy be-
cause he drinks too much liquor, was arraigned
before the Police Court this morning. 1t was
the same old story. He was arrested on
complaint of his father. upon whom he has
brought much trouble. The court proceedings
were familiar to the prisoner, who has gone
through many trials similar charges. His
sentence was to give bonds or go down on the
farm. He said he would take an appeal He
took that action because he will go to Jail while
the appeal is pending instead of going to the
workhouse. Judge Miller notified him that his
time in Jail would not count Oh his sentence
The old offenders have adopted this mode
ltaking an appeal to keep out of the work
house. In all appeal cases the prisoners are
sent to Jail instead of the workhouse, and
there are not many persons who prefer the
workhouse to the Jail. especially those who
have been to both places. The prisoners in
appeal cases are never given trial in the
Criminal Court within the time of their SEN
tence, and, because of the fact that the wheels
of justice i'll the District move slow, they are
released before their cases come up for trial.
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We HAVE LARGE AND BEAUTIFUL
assortment of useful and ornamental articles
suitable TOR wedding presents.
j. W. BoTELER & Son,
923 Peuusylynia avenue
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CONCERT BY MILE. DE NoGUEIRAs-Mlle. De
NOgueiras, daughter of the late Viscount
Nogueiras, Portuguese minister to this coun-
try, will give a concert at National rifles
armory on Monday evening next under the pat
ronaSe of a large number of wel-knOwn
ladies. Mile. Nogueiras gifts as vocalist are
well known i'll Washington, where she resided
many years. She will be assisted by the noted
baritone, Signor Del Puente. and the Wagner
society. Seats are on sale at Mctzerotts.
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To Rub With, in rhelmatism-the Genu-
Inc Browns Ginger. FRED. Brown, phila-
delphia. 1922 1t
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IMPORTED Roses AND ORNAMENTAL. PLANTS AT
ACCTIoN. at o'clock, Auctioneer
bowling viii sell a choice lot of imported roses
and other plants.
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New YORK CESTESNIAL.-For this occasion
the Pennsylvania railroad will sell April "a To
May /, inclusive, round-trip tickets from WASH
Guiding May 6.
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SPRING LAME and Green Peas.Spring Chicken
and Corned Beef 4 specially at New York
Market, Sd and Ind. ave. n. W.
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Piles.
Piles,
l,iles,,,,

Blind, bleeding. internal or protruding piles,
no matter of how long standing. speedily cured.
No cutting. tying, laying up or loss of time
from business. Dr. Ii. ID. SHRADER tSpecialist),
Office sOi 9Th st. n. W. Consultation free.
apl6-St*
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His April Joke Gets Him i'm Jail

\ young cOlored man. named Geo. Johnson,
is confined i'll jail because he played an April
fool joke on Johanna Reed, an old coiored wo-
man from Arlington. Johanna was at the Cen
ter market selling water-cresses. 1t was April
l. Johnson told her that he engineer and
had charge Of the kitchen at the St James ho-
tel, and she believed him. He purchased 40
cents worth OF wdter-cresscs from her. and told
her TO collect the money In the Office. 1t was
when she went TO collect the money that she
discovered she had been fooled. There was no
such person about the hotek George was not
thinking about the old woman yesterday when
nc was On 18th street waiting for the parade
but Johanna had come over to sell wild flowers
She was standing near the Treasury fence when
George came along.
There he Is" she exclaimed. Policeman
Hamilton also there. and LIE took George
to the Police Court. \ charge OF false pre-
lenses was made against him, and Judge Miller
held him iii 300 bail for the action Of the
grand jury.
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Su1r1Na.

ELEGANT DRESS GOODS,
beautiful Spring Shades, nearly one yard and half
vide. nil pure nue French wool, Doc.
HEAVY GROS GRAIN BLACK SILKS, SIC Al
LONSDALE CAMBRIA, very finest quality Toe
HANDSOME CLOTH PLAIDS, 621kc.
BEAUTIFUL SAITEENS, finest quality 25c
BLACK SIRAh SILKS, excellent quality. 50c
IRlCO CLOTH Dress Goods, spring shades wide
double fold, pure wool, 25c ~
PLAID MUSLIN, new styles, &c.
Valuable Presents for Cash Customers
Select one OF the following Presents with purcb,sa
OF 50: pair of argesize fine DaInask Towels wnTtb
Zoe. a halt dozen fine Damask Napkins, worth T5c -
pair of SILK Embroidered Corsets worth 75c ''
No CREDIT, but the very lowest prices for Cash
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GRAND PERCH FIsuSG BoaTs for hire at Cum
berlands. foot Of ! It. II. W.
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12ls and 1920 + street northwest.

The AMERICAN METER Co.'S GAS RANGE
'ECoNoET' Is the best. Shcdd & Bro. 49, 9th.
The FAMOUS White Rose, Puritan, al Strauss
K Co.'S.
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REIODELTNG and undermining old and de-
defective plumbing l. made a specially by S. S.
Shedd 4 Bro. 49, 9Th -.
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WRAP Ne Up ANOTHER BOTTLE of Pages
Sarsaparilla. II is tEe best medicine have ever
used i a remark made hourly in MERITS
drug store
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Il. GoLpscHHID. IG07-l0O9 Z ST. NV.
Oilers a. special bargains for Tomorrow only
tn following sun and rain umbrellas:
z,'-!n. fast dye Saline umbrellas. with oxydiZe
silver handles. worth -l.jO. - gSc.
z6-Iu. tine gloria silk umbrellas. paragon
frame. with assorted English natural stick only
SNc.; aud large assortment Of gold handles,
only Sl.lN.
z';-in Enc gloria silk umbrellas paragon
franz. with ~ different STYLES of solid silver
handles, worth -, AZ @i.yo: zo-in., worth $780,
al SIS.
26-.a. fine gloria silk umbrellas. paragon
frames. WIKI a handsome assortment Of gold
handic, worth $40. ~ =i.7s; 2s-in., worth -,
al -Lys.
2G-In. extra fine tvilicd silk umbrellas. with
extra long gold handles. worth -. at5;SS
2G-iu. Aue gloria sjik umbrellas with bin
Ia ln>rs oNydIZ.d silver handles only 81 -
Also 100 different styles OF the latest 4, signs
OF umGr, HAS. with La PompadoGr" and La
lose" handles. "il be offered at special low
L. GoLDscH,uD. 1Oo7-lO09 ST. NV.
Use REX TrrxITrEE ToLIsH-Sold by p. Han
son Hiss Nfg Co. SO 18th NV, also druggists.
FrssEIL's CAgE. 1925 NY. avenue. the cheap
Get and most gon;eel diEing-room III the city.
Sr.aAEA. large plants in fun bloom Strauss
Co.'S.
lux YouE Coal, Coke and Wood from JOIN
fOS BKOIHLEs, the leading hrIn III the Dis
Tint
We WISH To CiLL ATTENTION to the follow
ing special prices for this week:
Oar : lrocklHg chair.
our $40 rocking chair.
Our - 10 pes. OAK suit furniture.
our -. 80 mattress.
Our mat, rails for loose covers for furniture
Our PASS window screen, 45c.
Our window screen. jJc.
fyu should sre our liEe of adjustable wire
~ind0" screens for zoe. 10 81 each.
screen frames, lie. to SOC, according tC
SIC.
". u. HoUGHIoN 4 Co..
1915 aud I2AD street northwest
EhsrrE l.IiiEs, IN pots, for churches. Straus,
Al
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HTDRASeEAs. finest in the city. at Strauss 4 c.

FINE LADIES DRESSES Second handO bought
and sold JUsTH's Old Stand. GIG street.
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Easter Dresses Ready Made

Barry's Tricopherous invigorates. i'm
parts gloss and silken softness to the hair. It
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OUR BOYs' AND CHIDEEN's CLOTHING de-
serves the popularity which II has attained.
Why Because they are perfect III III and fin
III. AMI correct III style, and the prices are
always the lowest.
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EASTER HECJRATt3Ss. at Strauss IL Co..
Stalls 80, 31i and ~ Center Market
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If You ARE WEAK. nervous and debilitated
take DIR. Hcnleys Celery. Beef and Iron; it
will give YOU relief and strength.
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GENUINE NOVELTIES in English plads and
chccl.s Tor suits and trousers. 10 your measure.
trousers from -; suits from 80. Fit and work
guaranteed. STRAsBERGER & Son.
I112 #
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POSTPONED or Account OF THE WEATHER,
Il. GoLpSCHNID. IU07-1009 + st. NV.

1OSTPONED on ACCOUNT OF THE WEATHER
Il. GoLDscHNID. lO07-1009 T st. NV.
The X. Il. Co.'S Loss.
One More Chance.
Damaged Goods Must Go.
The sale Of Baby Carriages. which offered
yesterday. was postponed until tomorrow
tIhuTsday) on account of the inClemency Of
the weather. The carriages are those which
were damaged by the Il. Il. Co in transit from
the manufacturers. This chance for bargain
Is due to the T. Il. Co., who has settled damages
with the manufacturers in y. y.
And as the manufacturers have instructed
me 70 dispose Of them at & sacrifice rather than
have them returned.
shall run them off at wonderful bargains.
giving yOu the advantage of the damages paid
BY the Il. Il. co.
by examining the above carriages you will
find they are offered at greatly reduced prices
at l.. GoLDSCHNIp's. 1001-I009 f ST. NV
GIGASTIC.-Wm. Hahn < Co.'S Gigantic Spe-
cial Easter Sale for Fine Spring Footwear is
gigantic" in the fullest sense Of the word in
the quantity of goods offered for yOur iEspec-
ton. the great special inducements in the way
OF low prices offered this week. and gigantic
In the crowds attracted by this sale. Don't
miss il and call at SIC 9Th ST., 1922 Pa. ave-, or
23i Pa. ave. Sc.
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BAKER'S NORWEGIAN COP LIVER Or.
Prevents. controls. and cures consumption. To
insure success Iu~i>t ON Bakers Oil.
JNo. &. BAEEE Il Co.. Philadelphia
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EASTER CARDS. % all styles, and Catholic and
Episcopal prayers at
CHATN,S Il T,TLoR's. 915 Penn. ave.
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FoE EASrFE WEEK OSLY. ut The Fair. SD 7tl
st. NV. solid colors French china cups and
saUrcr,. with gold handles. s. for SIPS. CoIors
arr pink. b!.,. celeste. salmon. pearl. maroon.
NtHCISSys IuEIICUs.-Ihc Narcissus of the
poets. -wccte. than vIoIets OF carnations, at
Strauss I. Co.'S.
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LILY OF TIE VALLEY. any quantity Strauss
/ Co.'S
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

For the District Of Columbia. Delaware. Ma
ryland, and Nirginiaa.' rain; warmer; easterly
winds.
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ATTENTION is called to auction sale of choice
household furniture, at 1l5O 18th street north
west. tomorrow at 10 am.
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IoR STEING LAME 90 To JSo. H. KELLY. Center
Market. torIed beef a speciality.
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&c. straw mating you should see."
lsc. straw mating You should buy.
re. straw mating, good quality.
20. straw mating. used to sell at 40c
$jc. straw mating, good enough for all.
20. straw mating. fancy brands. and is used
for special ColOTed rooms.
SOC. straw mating. very odd and unioue
1Jc. straw japanese mating. Of highest class
W. IL. HoUGHToS & Co..
.
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III MARKET SPACE.
Next door TO the Boston Variarv cto-~

Next door to the Boston Variety stora
FANCY SILKS, 3711, 40, 80, 62c
HENRiETIA CASHMEkEs. in new Spring Shades.
extra wide, double width, all pure WOOL 45c
Bs s Is sAI I'LL new French styles, l5c
MOikE SILKS, 80. 81, rs, S7cSi o|se'
LADIES' BkOApCLOTH, spring weight pure wool
yard and u half wide, sire. VIVA
Valuable Presents for Cash Customers
Select one OF the following presents with
OF $40 or more. Two pairs of large size DsmssS
Towels worth 81 so; one dozen fine DaInask Nap
Quilt. worth u. 30. an6
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FCE WALL IATLR ana window shades 90 tc
L. ". HtuGersOus. Ill3 / street NV.
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GREAT ATTRACTION at The Fair this week; s12
9Th St NV
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HALF FARE TO New YoRK-Excursion tickets
Washington to New York and return at one fare
for round trip will be sold for all Baltimore and
Ohio trains April 9th to S0th, and for train
leaving Washington 8 a. m. May L. All tickets
good returning until May inclusive.
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LOCAL MENTION.

PLEASANT VALLEY CATAwBA. gallon 75c.
Muscatel wine, gallon 81.
Pure rye whisky GIVE years., gallon 81
Process Flour, 4 Dbl. $1.50.
p. r. WILSON. 1874 It'll st. NV.
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How DID THE barry get in the bottle? Only
&C., at The Fair. S12 It'll st. NV.
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II-ENAN Bros. tn and L.
Manufacturing Ciothiers and Tailors.
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ALL-WOOL 1HOUsEKs To ORDER,
$500.
HAMHTHgEH's
Under Metropolitan Hotel.
III voc wANT Gas Fixtures 81 the richest and
most novel ds signs 20 To \. H. hheid Il Bro.
20 yth ST., Who are agents for edo EOseLko *
liz T.I.Ston . artistic GLs.ndeiieTa.
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nUR slo MEMS SUITS IN cHEvIoTs AND CAS-
" simere are UNSURPASSED; our pantsloons at $50
have no equal. GOLDEN EAGLE CLOTHING co.
VII Penn. ave. a& sp11-ot
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CATTLE NARRUr.-At the Union Stock Yards
yesterday 2i3 cattle were on the market and
sold to butchers as follows: Best, AZ TO 4lzc.
good. 35S TO ! <, medium 81 to 80: common.
q to 81. III sheep and lambs on the myrket
and sold TO butchers as follows: Clipped sheep,
to Sc; wooded sheep, 81 to 81 spring lambs.
: to ~. Cows and calves sold from go to Si5
each. Market for cattle brisk. Market for
sheep and lambs fair
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Gas F1xrrEEs. c. \. NrDDruAS, 1906 F S

PRETTY EASTER BASKETS. with fcathered
chicks and coiored eggs. tor 9c., I5c., lgc. and
BE. at The Far. 81 eth -. NV
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500 for sos. Narrow and wide vale diago-
mel Worsted Suits that other tailors ask $50 tor,
we are making to your measure for SIS. First
class trimmings and work.
apl3-6t STRAsBURGER 4 Son. lll2 f ST.
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ALL-WooL TRorsrRs TO ORDER,
$500.
HAMBURGER's,
Under Metropolitan Hotel.
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FIRE INsURANCE.-ThOse who are about in
surlng their property would do well to look
into the rates of the Mutual Protection Fire
Insurance Company of the District 1t is a
home institution, duly chartered by Congress.
Is managed by nine of oar best business men,
can insure at unusually low rates and every
insurer shares III the profits. The Secretary.
Mr.. james L. Fitch viii give all desired infor-
nation at the office of the company No. li37
Pennsylvania avenue northwest
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912 9TH st. NV, between | and X.
(P. S.)-No shoes off this counter exchanged
apl5-3t H. q,
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DoyELE WHITE TULrrs. for show. Strauss & Co. s.
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ATTORNEYS.

NAMPBEIL cAkRINeToN, ATToRNEY-Ar
OIAw, " ebster Law building, sos ID 81 NV Max
aaz<ssa- y. - kesaasncs l2ls 4 81 - y. ax1
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

WHIrSEr's pure Russell cider. All Pa. av. n. v
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EosEs.-White. pink. yellow, red, by the thou.
sind. Straus. < Co.'S
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Easter Cards-J.JAr GOULD. 42l 9Th. ap1s-7

Mr.. II. Il. Helphcnstine. Druggist a.
the Portland, has secured the agency for
Grooe's Herb Extract The absolute cure for
malaria. ap9-Iy,Ss4m
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This Week, This Week,

At the Boston Shoe House.
$40 It'll Street Northwest. between and X.
Great Bargain Counter Sale.
This counter is in the center of the store
filed with the finest grades of footwear in all
shapes. The regular prices of these shoes are
g to IS pair, and will be sold OFF this counter
at half prices. These shoes are warranted in
every particular to be perfect. but If they were
the prices they are now being sold for. For
ladies, misses and children only. First come
first served Call early and avoid the rush.
BosToN SHOE HOUSE.
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EXCURSIONS

<,REAT FALLS AND CABIN JOHN BRIDGE
W steam packet Valley Forge will make trip Sum
day, leaving High and Canal sts 0eOrgefown at q
m Fare, SOC. Grand bass fishing For charter, tele-
phone Cumberland ooat-hOuse. apl1-4t
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Peerless Dyes
Are the best. Sold by druggists. m20-3m
SIS Per Gallon, 75c. Quart Bottle, No
] Rye Whisky. best in the world for the money
Orders by mail. IYNCH's. 9th near ID ST. saw
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WHITNEY, pure crab apple cider, AL Pa av. n. W.
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Use RrX TUENiTUBE IuLIsH-SOld by T. Han
son Hiss Mtg Co.. SO 18th NV. also druggists.
FUssEIL's CAEE. 1875 NY. avenue. the cheap
Get and most gtu;eel diEiuC-ruom III the city.