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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-11-03
Racing at Nashville.

NASHVILLE, Nov. 2-To-day's racing
events here were as follows:
FIRST RACE-For maiden 2.year.oIds; four
furlongs, Mary K. won, with Little Rabbit sec
ond and Miss Longford third. Time 0:55%.
SECOND RACE-Thirteen-s ixteenths of a mile.
Buckler won. with Cashier second and Fosteral
third. Time 1890
THIRD RAcE-Mile and seventy yards Arun-
del won, with Bertha second ana Pell Nell third
lime 156
FOURTH RACE-For 2-year- olds; six furlongs
Polemus won, with Armiel second, and Frank
Shaw third Time t:2234
FIFTH RAcE-Five furlongs. Black Diamond
won, with Governor Ross second, and Mediator
third Time 1:09S4
sixth RAcE-Fiye furlongs. Catharine b.
won, with Haramboure second, and Bootiack
third, Time :0S
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-11-03
RAIN AND SNOW

Disagreeable Weather Reported In
Iowa and Illinois.
MASON CITY, Ia, Nov. "A heavy rain,
which had been falling for twentv-four
hours. changed last night to snow, which is
now three inches deep on the ground.
A HEAVY RAIN AT BLOOMINGTON.
BLOOMINGTON, ILL.,, Nov. 2.-Rain has
fallen heavily aud almost without cessa-
ton for three days. An enormous quantity
of water has fallen, and the streams are
all rising and the roads becoming impas.
sable
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-11-03
Lemon Hot Drops

For coughs and colds, take Lemon Ho,
Drops
For sore throat and Bronchitis, take
Lemon Hot Drops.
For Pneumonia and Laryngitjs. taxi
Lemon Hot Drops.
For consumption and catarrh, takeL Lemon
Hot Drops.
For all throat and lung diseases, take
Lemon Hot Drops.
An elegant aud reliable preparation.
Sold by druggists. % cents per bottle.
Prepared by 81. Motley, M. D., Atlanta,
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A FOE TO PARTY TAXES.
Owl Service Commissioner Thomp-
sons Clean Record.

bOu 3 OI6Au h5COTu.
WASHINGTON, Nov. Civil Service
Commissioner Thompson is about the last
man the anti-civil service reformers should
have picked out as favorable to political
assessments. AS Assistant Secretary of the
Treasury he had not only discouraged the
collector Of campaign contributions in his
department, but FORBADE it, and compelled
some of his subordinates who had worked
at it to see that the money was refunded.
To avoid all appearance Of evil he made his
own contribution through Col. Dawson, the
South Carolina member of the democratic
national committee.
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Gambler Chips.

GAMBLER, FLA, Nov. "A good rain
fell few days ago, and every thing is much
refreshed.
Miss Lena Croker, daughter of DIR. s. f.
Croker of our place, has returned home
after two years absence in Minnesota.
Freight train No. 81, on the f. s. rail-
road, ran off the track last night at Weir
Park, three miles below here, and six cars
were ditched. Four of the cars were loaded
with oranges. No one was hurt, but the loss
ON the oranges will be heavy.
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President National Bank.

McMinvills, Tenn. writes: From expert
ence in my family, DIR. h. Mozley's Le4non
Elixir has few, if any, equals, and no supe-
riors in medicine for the regulation of the
liver, stomach and bowels. DIR. H Mozley's
Lemon Hot Drops are superior to any reme-
dies we have ever been able to get for throat
and lung diseases. w. II. MAGNESS.
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BURGLARIEs AT GIBSON.
Heretofore Respectable Citizens Sail
to be the Perpetrators.

to be the Perpetrators
GIBSON, GA, Nov. 2.-About three weeks
ago the storehouse of Columbus Hadden, at
Averer. Jefferson county, about seven miles
from Gibson, on the Augusta. Gibson and
Sandersville railroad, was burglarized, and
since that time every night or two some
dwelling In that immediate neighborhood
has been entered and provisions and
other articles taken therefrom. The en-
tire community became alarmed and placed
themselves on the lookout. After dil1gent
search and thorough Investigations, the
people have conferred on posse of hereto
fore RESPECTABLE citizens of that vicinity as
being the thieves. No arrests have yet
been made. but preparations are being
mazda
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DeBary Boats Run by the Clvdes.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Nov. at leaked
out to-day that the Clyde steamship line has
secured control of the DeBary line Of
steamers, and the latter in the future will
run in connection with the deep water
vessels. Traffic Manager Eyer of the CLYDE
line is expected at Jacksonville on Tuesday
to arrange the minor details 1t is stated
that George Cecil, the present manager of
tae DeBary line, will return to New Y rk
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Silks and Dress Goods
CENTER AISLE. LEFT.

CENTER AISLE, LEFT.
It's really amusing to watch
the frantic efforts of some of
the small fry" in their en-
deavor to get on anything
like an even price footing
with US. "Decoys!'' "Baits so
subterfuges Of all kinds are
resorted to, but match us in
price and quality they find is
an utter impossibility. Note:
We offer no leaders; no bait.
We make q profit on all the
goods we sell. We make a
small profit, it's true, but
small profits and many of 'em
Is just what we're after.
Silk Pushes sold by us last week at
Sic are marked down this week to 27c
per yard.
Silk Pushes sold by US last week at
500 (sOld by others at 75G } are marked
down this week to 800.
SILK Pushes sold by us last week at 81 down
this week to SOC.
Note our range Of prices in Silk Pushes
Silk Pushes sold by us last week at So are
down this week to 81 &C.,
90 pieces Surah in all the latest shades, 3TlSc /;
would be cheap at roc
20 pieces Silk de Lyon in all the newest color
lngs, 69c can't be matched for less than 81 25
We have still a full and complete line of those
famous 81 90 quality Gros Grain and Fable
Silks; wilIrun EN- this week at CSC.
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RIVER AND HARBoR NOTES.

The British steamship Asiatic was to have
sailed yesterday for Havre but was de-
lsyed on account of the crew refusing to go
20 sea in the vessel. The British vice con-
sui adjusted the difficulty between the car
tam, and the crew, and she will proceed on
her voyage this morning.
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Gregory May Succeed Trottar.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2.-The fact that the
President had Prof Gregory Ccolored) OF
Harvard University at the white house to-
day has revived the report that Prof.
Gregory will succeed Trotter as recorder of
deeds. Prof. Gregory is very unpopular
here, because he advocates mixed schools.
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AN RARTHoUAKB IN THn WEST;
Several Cities Shaken Heavily, but n,
Damage Was Done.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Nov. "A shock of
earthquake was felt in several localities in
this CITY about 2 o'clock this morning
There was some trembling of houses and
some rafting Of household goods, but no
damage was reported.
CAIRO SHAKEN.
CAIRO, ILL, Nov. "A heavy shock of
earthquake, accompanied by low report,
was felt here at l 80 o'clock thi; morning. 1t
was about one minute in duration. The di-
rection was from the southwest to the
northeast. No damage is reported in this
vicinity. The shock was felt at Jackson
vile, H., at the same moment.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-11-03

Sanitary underwear, 81 a suit less than
you can buy anywhere. l don't merely
say it, but do it; come and look at nv
goods and satisfy yourself. "7he Famous %
IA Congress street.
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Bond Purchaser

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2.-The bond Offer
ings to-day aggregated $227, ZOO. All were
accepted at LET for As, and 1857 for AS.
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C0I0red Dress Goods.
MAIN ENTRANCE, LEFT

No jobber' syapercentage is
added to this stock. We deal
with FIRST hands : only. Our
quantity spot cash purchases
enables US to offer bargains
at all times. aiThis week we
have our annual November
Sale of Colored Dress Goods.
This week We offer goods at
prices that would be ruinous
were they to prevail for any
length of time. We quote
On a few.
40-inch Cashmere, in all the new, bright color.
ings, &c.; regular price DOC. Others sell same
quality at SOC.
80 pieces Plain and Brocade Dress Goods
316c.; worth Sc.
50 pieces Wool Filled Cashmeres, 1Oc.; worth
i21kc
50 pieces Fancy u Cashmere, 12I4c.; cheap.
76 pieces 3s-inch Tricots 25c
43 pieces Ga Hair Line Cashmeres, 32lSc. !;
worth SOC.
i case Medina suitings Plaids, Stripes
Checks, etc., 19c.; a bargain.
! case s0-inch Cashmeres special bargain. $50
We offer this week some very desirable values
in Briliantines, Serges, Tricots, Henriettas,
Cashmeres, etc, in all the newest colorings at
6Oc, 75c., Sc. and 81. See them.
73 Combination Suits, this seasons goods, very
pretty, "a as and SO.
$3.50. 0' : ''' Vs.
80 Combination Dress Robes, 20, two alike,
very exclusive styles, $40.
25 Dress Length Robes, elegant goods, no two
alike, choice S12.
All of our imported High Novelty Dress Robes
reduced specially for this weeks sale
Remember that this is a special bargain week
in DRESS GOODS.
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MILLINERY,

SECOND FLooR-MAIN AISLE.
Special Notice:
Miss S. M. BOURNE person.
ally superintends the trimming
of all Hats. BOnnetS, etc.. in
our own WOrhoomS. &.
60 dozen Ladies' Beautiful Felt Hats. in all
shapes and colors imaginable, price this week
4oc. These are not the common pressed cotton
and tow kind, but are warranted pure felt, aud
are guaranteed to hold their color
rs dozen Ladies' Fine French Imported Fur,
Felt Hats. all this seasons latest STYLES, anv
shade, price 81 rs; have been selling at 81 rs.
. "a dozen Children's Silk Plush Caps, in
Jockey Little Lord Fauntleroy, !" Turbansl
ETC., price 75c.; down from 81.
so dozen Fancy Feathers, new goods, 10c :;
worth Csc.
SO dozen Fancy Feathers and Birds, all this
seasons goods, 49c.; worth 75c. and 81.
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BLACK GOODS a SPECIALITY AT
GERM-AIN IFS.

A PART from our regular stock Of new and
IN well selected goods, we will on TO-MOR-
ROW, Monday, and during the week offer the
following specialties:
pieces Jet Black Henrietta, 40 inches wide,
at Sc; worth 75c.
2pieces Black Diagonal Suiting, az inches
wide, at 81; worth 81 35.
pieces Black Habit Cloth, 81 inches wide, at
76c.; worth 81.
25 dozen heavy AlLnen Towels, extra large
size, at 10c; worth 15c.
II dozen 26xA Heavy Huck Towels, at 22Ifc
worth Doc.
5 dozen more of those White Bed Spreads. at
CSC. worth 81 80.
piece 100-inch Linen Sheeting, at 81; worth
81 IS.
6 pieces heavy Cream Damask Table Linen, at
Ec.; worth Coo
A few dozen more of those Childrens Hose,
ribbed and plain, at 10c., 121ac. and 15c.; worth
double.
Blankets, Comforts and Bed Spreads in great
variety at
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BLANKETS

BULL STREET AISLE. CENTER
Keep coolI' would be an utter impossibility
under these. Whew but amt this getting
down to bedrock prices?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-13
CITY AND DISTRICT.
CONDENSED LOCALS.

In the Criminal Court yesterday. Daniel
Miller, a colored man, was convicted of house
breaking in entering the shooting gallery of
Alex. Ebit, February %. and was recon-
mended to mercy. He was found in the place
by Mr.. Ebit, and claimed that he went there to
rest.
Prof. A. G. Wilkinson delivered a lecture at
the Columbian university yesterday afternoon
on Mystery and Passion Plays
5. Oppenheimer, who had his wife arrested
as mentioned in Yesterdays STAR. has no con-
nection with the firm of IS. Oppenheimer Il
Bro.
Mr.. J. b. Clayton was ordained as a minister
at the First Baptist church. on 18th street last
night. Rev. Messrs. Ncador, Faunce. Young
Taylor. Stakely. and Green took part in the
ceremony.
Hrs. HedwiS Observation-Disclosures. the socialist
leader, lectured in German at Grand Army
hall last evening under the auspices of the Co.
lumbia Turu-verein. on Free Thinkers and
the Social Question
Last night the curtains in house 1890 New
York avenue took fire from a gas e:
This morning at 5:lj O'Clock a ire took place
IN the drying room of Schneider's foundry.
which was extinguished by No. company:
damage $500.
Yesterday afternoon the vacant house 81 18th
street was entered by three small colored boys
through the basement window and gas and
water fixtures were torn away, damaging the
building to the extent of about $50.
The fire III the Baltimore and Ohio freight
yard at New Orh avenue and Boundary street
yesterday. mentioned in THE SrAR last evening
consumed SIX carloads of hay. The loss amounted
to about 81 400. 1t Is supposed that sparks from
passing engine caused the fire.
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The Great
ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC
TEA COMPANY,
225 Branch Stores in the United States.
Housekeepers. Attention!

Look to your interest and beware of imita-
tors. We are the pioneers in the business and
the only importers dealing direct with the con-
sumer. Buy your
Teas and Coffees
direct from us.
stores and branches. Read this advertisement
carefully; there is money in it for every house
Keeper IN Washington and suburbs.
We make specially of Tea and Coffee, and
guarantee to furnish you with better Coffee and
Teas than can be obtained elsewhere for the
same money
We have just received a large cargo of new
crop selected Teas and Coffees, and would par
ticularly recommend our Java and Mocha
Coffee at 30c. per pound; also our fine Teas, at
40c.. Soc, &C.,, Soc, and 81 per pound
Our coffee at 25c. per Id. will make a delight
full drink. Splendid mixed tea at Soc per ID.
Our own brand of Thea-Nectar tea at 60c per
lib. will equal any 81 per Id. tea to be had else
where.
Dining cafes and others using coffee
and tea in quantities can get fine goods at low
prices from us.
We have concluded in order to introduce
and. at the same time, push our excellent
Baking Powders and Thea-Nectar Teas, to
give either handsome Plate or beautiful
Cup and Saucer. We will also give an elegant
pitcher, useful whisk-broOm holder, knife
box. wash-basin. handsome combination comb
and brush-holder. with mirror, and different
articles, too numerous to mention. to every pur-
chaser who buys pound of either our Infal-
lible Baking Powders or Thea Nectar Teas.
Remember our stores: SOB 18th street north
west. 1920 1ith street, or Georgetown branch.
9l0i VI street. We have also branches in all
principal markets. where customers will be
given the strictest attention.
Give us a call and be convinced.
apl2-3t NEWTON III. BOWMAN, Manager.
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The Rechabites.

Salem Tent No. l54, Anacostia Tent No. 1873.
and Purity Tent No. will receive invitations
TO take part IN donation party, to take place
next Friday evening, under the auspices Of
Naomi Tent No. 3.-SaIem Tent No. 14 in
tinted one candidate on Tuesday night. and
received applications from two more.
Naomi Tent No. after transacting its business
last evening adjourned to the residence of a
sick member---Mr. ]. \. Minnix, a member
of Salem Tent, is somewhat Better this week
but is not entirely well.-Mr. I. b. Marcbe'
of Csmmack Tent No. Sc, is out again, after
being sick about a week.--Union Tent No
50 continues to do good work. having received
about sixteen members last quarter.-West-
ern Tent No. 165 will be visited next wednes-
day night by Salem Tent No. 154. Other Wis
itors are expected.-Georgia Ten. No. ISL. of
Savannah, has a membership now of about
sixty members, and is increasing at a rapid
rate. Ii will be the banner tent in the south in
six months. The order seems to be prospecting
all over the country, ard il is expected that a
fine showing will be made at the High Tent
which meets in Ballston Spa, n. Y, the second
Tuesday in July.
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Il. GoLpscHu1D,
1Oo7-1oO9 ST N W.
SATURDAY AND MONDAY. APRIL 18th AND 1 9TH,
THERE WILL BE TWO GREAT DAYS FOR
HOUSEKEEPERS.
Where the following goods will be offered 1T startlngly
low prices:
Vinegar or Oil Bottles, only &C.
A good 3-string Broom for l0c.
Electric Paste Stove Polish, &c. cake.
Superior Laundry Soap, q bars for Csc; each bar
weighing 20 ounces.
Crystal Glass Salt or Pepper Shakers, . for &C.,
worth 20c.
Blown Flint Thin Tumblers, q for Gle. handsome
engraved, for :1Sc.
Crystal Glass Mugs, only SC.
GObets, 6for 15c
Nickel plated Clocks, only 5Sc.
Celebrated Milan English Decorated China Dinner
Sets, containing II pieces, worth $50, ut S134S.
Genuine Glasgow China Hand painted Combination
Dinner and Tea Sets l29 pieces, square shapes worth
$.22, at S14.9S.
Handsome Hand-painted China Combination Dinner
Set, coin gold band, with natural moss roses, 100
pieces, worth $50, at $.22.4S
Magnificent Hand-panted Porcelain Combination
Dinner Sets, with natural colored flowers and vines
127 pieces. cheap at $40; my price only s249S.
English Decorated China Tea Sets, 80 pieces. only
So. So, worth $500
spring flowers rs pieces, cheap at $1,000, my price
only 1898.
Carlsbad China Tea Sets, hand painted with lovely
flowers and ferns. 90 pieces, cheap at $1,000, my
price only SS9S.
Japanese Ind Buffers, PC
Hand Painted China Bone Dishes, SC.
6 each English Decorated China Cups. Saucers. and
Plates. CSC
Hand Painted China Salad Bowls 1Sc., worth SOC.
Hand Painted China Dessert Plates, &c; Breakfast
Plates. &c.; Dinner Plates, &c.
Hand Painted China Cups and Saucers lOc
Great sacrifices will be made in Baby Carriages
Having just received 100 Carriages for Saturday.
trade will offer the following lots for tomorrow
only:
The choice of 10 Carriages for S44S
The choice Of 20 Carriages. arranging from s. 90 to
$500 for S59S
All my S1S.9S Carriages will be sold for sI3.es,
with lace cover and mat each Carriage warranted at
r. GOLDSCHMID's
ap1O-3m 1007-1O09 F st. NV.
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FoR EASTER.

For EASTER.
THE YOUNG MEN AND BOYS LIKE TO "coME
OUT" IN THEIR NEW SPRING SUITS on EASTER
SUNDAY AS WELL AS THE OLDER PEOPLE, AND
THEY NATURALLY LIKE TO BE HANDSOMELY
DRESSED.
BEING HANDSOMELY DRESSED
DOES NOT NECESSARILY MEAN EXTENSIVELY
DRESSED. FOR VERY HANDSOME AND FASHION
ABLE SUITS CAN BE HAD NOWADAYS AT
SMALL COST, BY GIVING THE MATTER A LITTLE
CAREFUL ATTENTION.
OUR YOUNG MEMS SUITS AND ovERCoATs
ARE SPECIALLY STYLISH THIS SPRING, AND
HAVE NEVER BEEN CHEAPER.
SEVERAL HOUSES IN NEW YORK
MAKE UP GOODS ONLY FOR BOYS AND YOUNG
MEN, AND PAY PARTICULAR ATTENTION TO
THESE TWO LINES. WE HANDLE THEIR GOODS
AND HAVE THE NEWEST THINGS BROUGHT
OUT BY THEM.
IN SMALL BOYS SUITS
tsHoRT PANTs) THE STYLES AND PATTERNS
ARE PARTICULARLY ATTRACTIVE AND HAND
SOME THIS SEASON, AND WE SHOW IN THIS
DEPARTMENT ALSO THE NEWEST AND BEST
STYLES.
VIZ HAVE NEVER BELIEVED THAT WASHING
TON WAS THE PLACE To SELL ONLY LOW
PRICED GOODS. AND OUR EXPERIENCE
TEACHES Us THAT THE PEOPLE HERE ARE
WILLING TO BUY THE
NEWEST AND BEST AT FAIR PRICES.
ACTING UPON THIS EXPERIENCE WE HAVE
THIS SPRING PROVIDED STOCK SPECIALLY
SUITED TO PEOPLE WHO WILL APPRECIATE
SUCH GOODS
BEAR IN MIND WE ARE NEVER UNDERsoLD.
L. b. BARNUM co.
ap12 e3l PENNSYLVANIA AVE
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kOCAL MENTION.
The W Gather.

Il 10 " PdthtF.
For the District OF Columbia. New Jersey.
eastern Penu-y wanna. Delaware Maryland, and
NIrgiuia. ram: cooler: nOrtherly winds.
Us. NAVAL OBSERVATION
WASHINGTON, ID. C., June 20, 1888.
W =. NAN WI,ELE.
Resident Manager,
Washington. u. c.:
Sir: bouch: Bradbury pidlo OF Mr.. F. G.
Smith about sixteen years ago. Mrs. Frisby
desires me TO say that II has given entire salts
faction. IL preserves its tone well. do not
think there i any appreciable difference in its
tones since have had IL.
Very respectfully.
EDGAR FRIsBY.
Prof. Maths. L. :. Y.
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LOCAL MENTION.
CPHOLsTERY At Co.'S

UPHOLSTERY AT CosT.
5O-lnch Ramie furniture covering 45c per yrd.
2i-inch wOrsted plush, colors: crimson blue
and olive. zoe. per yard.
2i-lnch crushed plush. all colors. 81 per yrd
Printed madras for curtains iOc. per ward.
Nottingham lace, 54-inches wide. i5c. per
yard.
Dado portieres, 8 yards long, "a per all
colors.
feet bamboo easels 81 each.
Palmer's celebrated hammocks 75c., 81, FL .25
S1.5O, S1.75, $3.50 and Sc.
100 Horn hassocks 75c.. former price 81 IS
2.5O pairs lace curtains S1.50. from 80 so
pair.
300 pairs lace curtains $3.50. from $3.50
pair. VASE. B. WILLIAMS
BIZ eth at N NJ
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OPENING Or A New CLorH1So
HOU E.

Having sold out the entire stock of Clothing at Oak
Hall, corner 10th and + SITS, / have
OPENED THE BEAUTIFUL. STORE,
81 9TH STREET,
Uately occupied by Mr.. Wash. D. Willams,)
As Tirst-class Clothing Store, under the name of
WEYLS ONE-PRICE CLOTHING HOUSE
with entire fresh stock of well-selected Clothing
for Men, Youths and Boys.
I sell only Clothing made by the best manufacturers
i'll the country, and will save you fully
20 per cent on the price.
ON SATURDAY, APRIL l3
Twill have a GRAND OPENING. to which everybody
is invited. We do not consider it trouble to show
goods The following few of the many bargains
/ sell:
ALL-WOOL PANTS at 81 80 and upward.
Good well-Inade SPRING OyERCOATS at So 80 and
upward.
ALL-WOOL SUITS at 81 80 and upward
Souvenir given to every visitor at
WEYL'S ONE-PRICE CLOTHING HOUSE,
81 7TH ST. NV. aplO-3m
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You NEED II Now

To impart strength and give feeling of health and
visor throughout the system there nothing equal
Hoods Sa-sauaria 1t seems peculiarly adapted to
that tired feeling caused by change of sea-
climate lfe and while IL and sustains the
system il puTihes and renovates the blood We ear
nestly urge the large army of clerks. bookkeepers
teachers housewives, operatives and others who
been closely confined during the winter and who need
GOOD SPRING MEDICINE,
to try Hoods Sarsaparilla now Don't delay
Every spring for years have made it practice to
take from three TO five bottles of Hoods Sarsaparila
because know it purifes the blood and thoroughly
cleanses the system Of all impurities That languid
feeling sometimes called spring fever will never
visit the system that has been properly cared for by
this never-failing remedy."-W II. LAWRENCE, Edi-
tor Agricultural Epitomst, Indianapolis, Ind
PURE BLOOD.
"For years at irregular intervals in all seasons
suffered the ntoerable burning and itching of blood
poisoning by ivy. 1t would break out on my legs in
my throat and eyes. Last spring l took Hoods Sar-
saparila. blood purifier with thought of it as
special remedy for ivy poisoning. but it has effected
permanent and thorough cure. CALVIN T.
SHUTE, Wentworth, y. II.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-13

The GREAT ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC TEA Con-
PANY has published beautiful Easter Offering.
II represents little girl of tender years in
IN early morning garb. who is evidently in the
best of humor. for her face is wreathed with
smiles, and she anticipates the festival with
emotions OF pleasure. A slip is her only ward
robe. while her shoes lie upon the carpet, and
stockings are IN her hands. The words Easter
Morning" under the picture tells the joyous oc-
casiOn represented. and all the surroundings
blend most harm niouslv and suggestiyelv