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PLEASED WITH LIBERIA.
Minister Smith Writes Somewhat En-
Enthusiastically of the Negro Republic.

Rev. Ezekiel Ezra Smith, minister resident
and consul general of the United States a,
Monroyia. has, in a letter recently received
here, thus recorded his impressions of a recen,
examination of the leading coast settlements Of
what he calls ''the grand country of Liberia
Since wrote You last have seen much OF
Liberia. 1 have visited Cape Palmas. met with
| the people, visited the different churches and
saw something of the operation of the institu,
| tions there. had the pleasure to meet Bishops
Ferguson and Taylor, and the leading men
generally. / was much delighted while con-
versing with Bishop Ferguson to ascertain the
high hope he entertained for Liberals future
prosperity. The bishop is doing effective
work. The emigrants last settled at Cape
Pamas are doing well. The bullock aud car
are considerably employed at this point.
From Cape Pamas 1 went to Since, the
home of Hon. T. b. Roberts, associate Justice
of the supreme court Hon. James J. Ross ex-
attorney general, ex-senator Fuller and other
gentlemen of influence, who. notwithstanding
their positions as officials of the government,
have farms. The emlgrants located at Since
in 1888 are moving on more and more success
fully.
AT GRAND BAssA.
next had the pleasure to spend few days
at Grand Bassa which comprises Lower and
Upper Buchanan and Edna. Grand Bassa
surpasses either of the towns or settlements
above mentioned in point of commercial trans
actions. While there l met some of the emf
grants who came in May, 1889. They appear
to be doing well and seem contented.
On the 18th ult., in company with Hon. C. Il.
o. King, Hon. II. A. Williams, mayor of Mon
rovia Col. A. ID. William, Judge Dennis and a
number Of other gentlemen, | embarked for
Grand Cape Mount Oh a small sailing craft. We
experienced or encountereda most tempestuous
voyage. arriving at Cape Mount on the morn
ing OF 18th, being quite wet and much fatiSued.
VISITING THE EMIGRANTs.
Hon. c. T. o. King. myself and others of the
party called out to the settlement where the
emigrants are located. After visiting each in
dividual house and looking at their beautiful
promising farms a meeting of all the new
corners was held at the school house. o, yes
they have built themselves school house in
the center of a settlement AT the meeting
short speeches were made by Mr.. King and
myself Afterward remarks by different per-
sons OF the emiSrants were made. Each one
expressed himself contented. Their farms,
consisting in coffee, cassada, potatoes. vans,
eddoes, cocoa, plantains, bananas, ginger, rice,
&c, &C., are as pretty as any l have seen in
the country. They have evidently, consider
ing the surroundings, done remarkably well.
also visited the =. E. mission at Cape Mount
and observed somewhat OF its workings think
1t is doing great, yea. a good work. Cape
Mount Is indeed a fine portion of this country.
have just received leave of absence to visit
the United States. Hope to reach Washington
between the LIST and 10th of June"
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emorial Services at Grand Army Hall.

The First Society of Spiritua.ssts, Mr.. VI. c.
Edison. president, held memorial services of q
unique character at Grand Army Hall yester-
day morning, originated by C. Fannie Allen.
the speaker for the month and member of the
J. Z. Gould Woman's Relief Corps. 1t was n
poetic and patriotic production, IN which the
children of the Progressive Lyceum. the choir
led by Miss Jennie P.rslow, organist. and the
audience IN turn took responsive parts. The
platform and walls were decorated with flags
and banners and rich variety of flowers. The
stand Ill the center bore the inscription, .'Our
heroes: not dead but arisen" An address by
the gifted improvisationist closed the services
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.

ALBsUGH's- - Lamont Opera Company in
'fErminie"
NATIoSAL.-Primrose Vests Minstrels.
HERMAN 's.-McC iffreys Athletic Specially
COmpany-Manager kernan's benefit.
NATIoHAL RIFLES HaLL.-Prof. David Chas.
Bell lecture on Shakespeare.
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Star of Hope Omen Meeting.

Star of Hope Lodge of Good Templars held
an open meeting at its hall, corner of 18th
street and the avenue. last evening. VIM. J. Fa-
gan IN the chair. An interesting and instruc-
tive address WIS given by Mr.. L. O'Farrell
against tipping and dram selling. He was
followed in remarks by Mr. j. s. Blackford
chief templar OF Independent Lodge. and S. W.
Russell Of Perseverance Lodge. The song SER
vice was led By Mrs. J. q. Spencer, superin-
tendent OF Star OF Hope Juvenile Temple with
Mrs. ID. Gibson pianist. Rccitations were given
by Mr.. ". Willisey ana Master Frank Funk
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-26
Endorsed by Post Onice Clerks.

At meeting of the Post Office Clerks Asso-
citation at the city post office Saturday evening
resolutions were adopted expressing approval of
the bill providing for an annual leave of fifteen
days for such clerks, and also of the Ketcham
blll providing for the annual increase of sala-
rles until the maximum salary of 81, 400 is
reached
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Officers of the EIl<s Elected

The Washington Lodge No. Is, j. L. of Elks
last evening elected officers as follows: Exalted
ruler, f. y. Hay, exalted leading knight,
Leonard c. Wood; exalted loyal knight Beuja-
min Engel; exalted lecturing knight Joseph
Tanning; secretary. ]. Y. Potts; treasurer. NJ.
q. Mccormick; tiler, William Williams; trus-
tees. Joseph Dorr, j. &. Maxwell and Frank
j. GARRISON; grand representative, Hamilton
T.. Leach. The installation services were per-
formed by District Deputy Exalted Grand
Ruler John A. Elinger
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FEE FROM EVERYTHING

OF n harmful and dcIeterIOus nature and es-
., cialiy from whisky and cayenne pepper. the
hery cOmpOneuts of 20 many nerve remedies.
IL is no wonder that DT. Honlcy's celery. beef
and iron is so popular. pleasant and eficacious.
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NINE DOLLARS, NINE DoLLARs,, NINE Doll
IARS,t' S;x-foot solid oak extension table, six
OAK dining chairs. cane seat. all for 80.
I. h BROwS * Son, 10Th ST. and Pa. ave. n. w
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THANKING COL. ROBERT.
Temperance Workers Commend the
Course of the Engineer Commissioner.

The course pursued by Commissioner Robert
in reference to the liquor traffic Was heartily
commended at a public meeting held in the
Congregational Church yesterday afternoon
under the auspices of the bipartisan Wet.
L. Mrs. DIR. Reilly presided and addresses
were made by Hon. Hiram Price, Rev. Dr.
Hershey, DR.. La Fetra and others. Mr.. Price
said that Comm .ssiOner Robert ought to have
the support and cooperation of every citizen
of the District. He spoke of the reduction in
the number of liquor licenses. and said that
the District Commissioners had the power to
lessen still further the number. He offered
resolution, which adopted. which stated
that the moral and religions people Of the
city of Washington hereby tender TO the Hon.
Mr.. Robert the Engineer Commissioner, their
heartfelt thanks for the noble stand he has
taken in executing the liquor laws"
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CONDENSED LOCALS.

Rev. DIR. Rankin. president of the university.
preached the baccalgureSte sermon to the
graduating class of the college department of
Church last evening.
MIR. Fielding. the boxing teacher of the
Columbia Athletic Club. denies the published
report that he Will take part in any boxing
matches at keruaus this week.
A III. citing 10 advance the interests of the
Mount Vernon Children's Industrial Home was
held last night in the Uuiversllist Church
Addresses we're delivered by Rev. Dr. Kent.
Commissioner Douglass and others.
Nineteen children we're confirmed in the
faith Of their fathers al the Eighth Stree. He
brew Temple yesterday morning. 1t was the
DI- Of lcutecOst. or. a. II was formerly called.
The lay OF First Fruits and was fifty cele-
1ritrd
saturday afternoon VIM f. Davis residing
at No 1907 9TH street northwest. was taken
with hemUTrhJ,c Of the lungs in Stewards
saloon. 1908 Rhode Island avenue. and died in
fifteen minutes.
Last night Benjamin Grant. living at GIT 5
street northwest. attempting to board a grip
car at 9Th and streets. was struck on the leg
aad attended by DR.. Miller.
Tn" case OF Patrick Burke. indicted for man.
slaughter IN causing the death of Walter Du-
vail on July p .ast by striking him on the
head with a club or mali,t, was called for
trial IN the Criminal Court. Cnicl Justice
IIA ham. today. The defense was ready for
TIA. bat TWO Of the governments witnesses
were absent and the ease was continued.
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VALUABLE UNIgPRovED PROPERTY, Souri,
EAST, AT ArcTIoS.-ThOmas Bowling will sell
tomorrow afternoon ut o'clock. on the premi-
SEES, los 4. and 6, IN square No. lila, fronting
on Georgia avenue, 18th street and ID street
southeast. This is valuable property and
should command the attention of investors .
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YouR BLOOD

Needs thorough cleansing this spring in order to OK
winter. which may be hereditary, and cause you
much suffering. We confidently recommend Hoods
Sarsaparlla the very best spring medicine BY its
the blood purified, enriched and valized that
tired feeling is entirely and the whole body
given strength and vgor The appetite is restored and
sharpened the digestive organs toned and the kid
neys and liver invigo-ated
A GREAT FAvORITE
Hoods Sarsapara is equal, if not superior, to any
on the market. We have prescribed it in many
and always with good results. 1t to be great
avOrite with customers, and sales greater
than of any other preparation of the kind" J. W.
DASHlELL L CO., Princess Anne Nd
SALT RHEUM.
II have little girl who very seriously afflicted
with salt rheum tried various doctors without any
good effect, and at length had recourse to Hoods
Sarsaparilla. Two bottles completely cured her and
she has remained well ever since. ! most conf
IDENTIFY recommend Hoods Sarsaparilla to any one sim
ilarly afflicted" Mrs THos. DAVIES, Cleveland.
Ohio.
N B-H you decide to take Hoods Sarsaparilla do
not be induced to buy any other
HOODS sARsAPARILLA
Sold by all druggists 81 six for So. Prepared only
by c. l. HOOD co, Apothecaries, Lowell. Mass
100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR
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GPoCEHs. ATTENTION, Buy your teas. coffees
and spices OF JOHNSTON Bios X Co., the whole
sale dealers. GI3 New Ork avenue.
AL CARPETS camphorated and made moth
PROOF Free Oi Charge. EMPIRE CARPET CLEANING
Works. G3l- 63J Mass ave. NV. Telephone 49,
3-QUART Gem ice cream freezer. S1.65.
o.
Adjustable window screens. 25c.
gallons very beat vapOr fluid. 75c.
j. W. SCHAEFER 4 Bro.
China and Glass.
1920 eth street NV.
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SALT RHEUM.
CKINS on FIRE

With that most agonizing, burning and itching of
skin tortures Eczema. is the condition of thousands
who will welcome the knowledge that a single APP
plication Of the CUTICURA REMEDIES will afford
instant relief. and point to speedy and permanent
cure Eczema is the greatest Of skin Diseases CUTI
CURA is the greatest Of Eczema cures.
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CITY ITEMS.

Carriage Lap Spreads, in Linen. Monte
Cloth and Plain and Plaid Wooden Cloths of
light weight, from 75c. to SS, at YoPHAM's
Trunk and Harness Mandatory 1921 Penn.
ave. NV. m26-eo6t
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Find a more complete stock of clothing than
ours. See our suits from SO up. EIsEMAN
Bros, It'll and +.
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wayraud Seminary,s Anniversary

The anniversary exercises of the Wayland
Seminary began yesterday ami viii continue
through the week. The I;accalaurcate sermon
VS. preached IN CObUrn halt yesterday after
noon by Rev. DIR. ". Bishop Johnson The
~ gram for tho EXERCISES OF the week Is an
n0Uuced by President q. VI. L. hing as fol-
lows:
May 25-DriH (Waylaad Cadets. athletic
sport Oh corner Lot s 20 pm.
MAY q ami % Exhibition OF industrial de-
p@r'mcut. Parker Hall. TO : pm
May 2>-Ev, nluc graduating exercises A. NJ
r. Church. VI street between 18th and 10th
streets nOTthwrs.. II ; O'Clock.
May ZS-McetnS OF alumni Public services
At O'Clock pm.
Nav 3D-Auuual reunion. Coburn Hall at 9
O'clock ID m
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ARE YoU THINKING

The Best AND Priest BEER in the market is
Heurichs extra ,.a!e' lager. TIE ARLINGTON
BorTLISd Co. Telephone 634-3.
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ATrEST1OS called to sale of furniture. &C.,
tomorrow ut CPS Louisiana avenue at 10 o'clock
Am. See adv. in auction column.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-26

Try Hnngerford's Golden ROD" Flour. 9 & O.
Chatelaiue Satcheis, Pocket Books. Dress
ing Cases. Cuff and Collar Boxes. Card Cases
and Other Fancy Leather Goods in the greatest
variety at prices that we guarantee. ToPHAM's
Trunk and Harness Mandatory. 1881 Penn.
ave. NV m26-eo6t
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TAKE fast hold of instruction. let her not CO.
For impure blood use A. b. &.
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8 a 4 + 4 4 E I'LL EE E HI i #u#
CCC A 4 r Ar K Z x ii Ii =.
NATURE AND CURE,
A. p. LIGHTHILL. ND.
lol7 18th ST. NORTHWEST.

catarrh manifests itself By discharge from
the head, sometimes OF a colorless glairy fluid.
but oftener ola purulent. greenish- yellow mat
ter. which in many instances is SO copious that
Patients feel as though their whole head is n a
STATED corruption. The discharge often lodges
behind and above the soft palate, requiring al
- most constant hawking for its removal. Often
Scales or incrustations are blown from the nos
trils, either solid of q tubular form. The
breath is offensive. and sometimes revoltingly
fetid. Smell, and occasionally the taste, is i'm
paired OF destroyed, the hearing becomes az
fected. noises IN the head make their appear
ance. and the eyes are apt TO become irritated
and watery. The head feels full. heavy, and
compressed, especially above and between the
eyes, and severe neuralgia rain is often eY-
penenced about the face and head. The patient
coughs more or less. has q capricious appetite.
loses flesh aud strength, is depressed in spirits
and inclined to drowsiness. The memory 10
weakened and often seriously impaired. Cold
is taken from the least exposure. and step by
step the inflammation spreads until il reaches
the lungs and terminates in Consumption. So
frequently has this fatal course been noticed
that Catarrh is now looked upon one OF the
earliest manifestations Of this dread disease.
By the system Of treatment which we have
originated and since carried to scientific per
lection, complete and radical cure Of Catarrh
can be effected. This We have demonstrated in
thousands Of cases, representing the disease in
every form aud in all its various stages Of de-
velopment. Our treatment reaches the dis
eased parts in the most direct and positive
manner. instantaneously penetrating every
cell and cavity of the head with the most bene-
fetal results. So effective is this plan Of medi-
cation that even a single application is pro-
ductive Of immediate and decided relief. and by
continuing this treatment the discharge
dilninishes. irritation is allayed. the infamma-
tion subsidies, ulcerstiops made 10 heal
until finally . radical and permanent cure 10
established.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-26

THOUSANDS Of the best people in Washington
can testify to the wonderful curative powers of
"Bromodine Headache Powders" Twenty five
cents per box.
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10 You WANT A BARY GARBAGE? Then come
and see our stock; We are closing them out at
cost. W. ii. HUEKE.
SO1 Market surrp
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CONDITION OF raF WATER.

Temperature and condition of water at Z
am.-Grcat Falls. temperature. 81; condition,
]. Receiving reservoir, temperature, 73. Con-
ditIOn al north connection. 3; condition at
south connection. 80. Distributing reservoir.
temperature. 20. Condition at lnfueut gate
house. g. condition at Cfluent gate house 6.
High tide in the river today at I'LL pm; low
hide at 7:4G pm.
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Over 900 Fine Hats. half usual prices.
American Hat Co.. Spring Styles Fine Derbies,
in large, small and Dunlap shapes, 90c. to 81 So
Best Hat made. 81 Latest Styles Straw Hats
25c. to 81. 209 Pa. ave-. opp. Botanical Gar
dens. Plain Figures. One Price.
m24-snIW&s*
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-26

For spring lamb and Washington dresse
beef go to J. r. KELLY, 9TH st. wing. Cente
market and y L. market. 5th and X SITS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-26

OF having a suit made TO order? Call and ex-
anime the material we are making up for go
and 52j a suit. EIsENAN Bros. 9Th and 4.
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.

I UTZ BROS CELEBRATED PICKLES AND Ia
BILE sauce of all kinds be had in bottles kegs or
larrels by applying TO their soc agents. A. DEPE
son. SlS TO $50 AZ s.w. MI 7-:3in
- sugar Corn; .oc. big tottie Whisky. Poe large
bottle Grape Wine. home made, 2Jc quart bottle
sweet Catawba. 2oc large bot. Virginia Garet a5c;
9 lbs. Rolled Oats, 2oc. q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-26

Door AND WINDOW SCREENS made to order a
e. T. BlRCKHEAD's. 49, 9th ST. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-26

Delicious Lunch Goods for the 30th at Hun
GERFoRD's, corner 9th and U. 1t
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Japanese Lanterns, Napkins, Fans, &c,
at GoULDs. m24-7t*
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Summer Fashion Books free. Send &c
postage to Domestic S. Machine Office, It'll & II
mD1-1Ot
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SIX ELEGANT cabinet photos only s1-any
style selected. STAE GALLERY, 459 Pa. ave.
TIL TROUSERS
We make to order for - have no equal. Else
MAN Bros. 18th and f..
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

FORECAST TILL EIGHT An. TUESDAY.
For the District of Columbia and Maryland
showers; slightly warmer: Southeriy winds. For
Virginia. showers: winds generally southerly;
stat Onary temperature.
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ObSeduics nj UamJipc Cbu-cb

The obscquics Of the late Willie \. MuIrhead
were held yesterday afternoon al Kamline
Church. conducted 10y the resident pastor. DIR.
d. Il. NayIo who paid al eloquent and touch
ing tribute 70 the geut!encss and sunny spirit
OF the deceased. who had been IN life a member
o. tp-l.Hblo Lodge of Good Tcmplars also of
Columbia Juvenile Temple. Both lodge and
temple members testified their respect and love
Tor their departed brother by Attendance az his
funeral ~ large numbers. wearing the white
badge .: the order. Hover pieces. profuse in
number rich IA fragrance and of varied en-
blemaJic designs. were contributed bv MEM
bers Of the lodge and of the Sunday school
Inc impressive ceremonies were adjourned to
and concluded at the cemetery
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-26

BOARDS, s1.15 per 100 feet. 9th and N.Y.ave.
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WHAr A LITTLE CASH
VIII buy at the
GREAT SYNDICATE SALE
clio T ING,
CORNER 9TH AND SITS. NV
sl2will buy Fine Black OF Blue Corkscrew Suit
worth $50
$40 will buy Fine Dress Suit worth SlS
SS,5u splendid Black Cheviot suit.
SO Genuine blue Flannel SUIT.
So Luys a Good Mixed Suit.
Mems English Serge suits, Blue and Gray, sc. rs,
SO 90 buys Nobby ALL wool Cashmere suit.
a., 81 will buy Fine Mems Dress iants.
sl,6.l buys Atwood Cashmere Pants.
$i.37 81 lendld HairIine Pants.
ChlIdren's Knee Pants Zoe.
Boys Long Pants I5c.
Chidren's Suits 81. Ii.
Chdren's SHIFTS, all WOOL 81 81.
Children's Suits, hne quality. S2.
Sc CORNER 9TH AND SITS. NV
GREAT SYNDICATE CLOTHING COMPANY
my16
II ERVAND ENGRAvER AND LITHOGRAPHER
N 1012 Pa. ave.
Visiting cards neatly printed from plate. 15c. per
hundred APPS
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L1anrx1xa Rods. electric work. J.H. KuEulISe.
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DRUGs. CHEMICALS AND FANCY ARTICLES AT
AUCTtOS.-1hos Downing will sell tomorrow at
10 O'Clock AT his auction rooms a large stock of
chemicals drugs and fancy articles III lots TO
suit the trade and private buyers. Several
fine siiyer-mOaltod show cases. &c.
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DE-. LIGHTHILL
For Thirty Years Specialist
For the euro Of Catarrh, Deafness, Asthma
And diseases Of the
Throat, Ear and Lungs.
Can be daily consulted from am. to l2m.
and from TO 5 p.mat
No lol7 18TH ST. NV.
Herdics pass the door me-lm
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GTNrIrllFN's EI-sIMEH Hans.

Try CASE OF HEUEICH's extra pale"
lager. The AKLINGTOS BoTTLING Co.
9th and X sts NV
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NV SLEEPING CARS To ST. LoUIs-Pullman
tuict sleeping cars now run through 10 St
Louis, VIA Cincinnati. on the Baltimore and
Ohio Sestlnule Limited, leaving baltimore
daily a: 80 ?. III. Washington 800 p. IN .arriv-
ing 81. Louis next afternoon az CAS- \ similar
service Is maintained on the Baltimore and
Ohio Express. leaving Baltimore daily az 1920
pm. Washington li:3O pm. arriving in 81
Louis the second morning at 7:45.
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rInRrN's Sr11s roR 90.

CHuDRES's SUITS FOR go.
And they beauties. Call and see them.
EIsEMAN Bios. 18th and +.
100 E I---.Et. Lr--r1.--.-.-, Z
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THE EOLIAN.

Do You fully realize what we agree to do. II
you have never had a musical education and
have not the slightest ability as a performer
with one weeks practice you can play the most
difficult piece OF music ever written
Come and hear the EOLIAN. Visitors will
receive polite attention at
f. f. DROOPS, 925 Penna ave,
Sole Agent for Steinway and other First-ciass
Pianos and Organs. ap2-om
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ELECTRIC Bells, burglar alarms. 1906 Pa a
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F. sPELSHOUSE. ACT, HAS OPENED IA
Oe New Store at 6Oo 9Th st; NV; Opposite Patent
Ofhce) with ent re stock Of Wall PAPER
1he inspection oI his former patrons and the public
Invited. my2I-lm