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Mr.. Mc1ntire's Answer,

In the cases Of Elizabeth Brown agt E. A.
McIntire and Emma Taylor. Annie NJ. Acker-
man agt same and Jacob Eller agt same, in
which 1t is charged, through alleged fraudulent
sales under deeds Of trust the compliments
have been deprived of their property, the de-
PENDANT, McIntire, has, bv Gen. s. s. Henkle.
filed his answer. He denies each and every
allegation Of fraud, asserts that Emma Taylor
Ia not u myth but Philadelphia lady. and the
transactions with and by her were bona fde,
and that the entire proceedings in each case
were made in an open, business-like way.
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The Cattle Market.

At tie Union Stock Yards. D. c., yester-
day Isl cattle on the market and all sold
As follows; Best sold from 81 to SIC. per
pound; good sold from "a to &c. per pound
medium sold from ! 10 i;.-c. per pound; conr
and lambs on the market and sold as follows:
Old sheep sold from 3 TO 8 &c. per pound; lambs
sold from 10 &c. per pound; spring lambs
sold from 10 10c. per pound Cows and
calves sold from SIS to $40. Market for all
kinds Of stock was good.
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J. H. Duvall has purchased for s12,675 Of F..
II. Mackey lots and 4, block 10, Le Droit
Park.
II. B. Robinson has bought for $3.50 Of E..
F. p. Pitts west half lot 49, reservation H. q by
16O feet on G street between I'd and Sd streets
northwest.
W.N. Moore has purchased for $4,000 of
feet on Marion street between 2 and Q streets
northwest.
]. S. Larcombe has bought Of W. Corcoran
Hill for $4,000 part %, square 160, 221 by so
feet on VI street between 18th and 18th streets
northwest.
j. II. Ley has bought for $4,000 Of P. c.
Thompson 80 acres adjoining Chichester.
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The Arlington Whee1men.

The Arlington Wheelmen held meeting last
night. Several business matters of importance
were transacted and a little collation. enjoyed
Impromptu speeches were made by Messrs.
d. L. Sandoe and W. R. Mackrille and were
well received. Those present were Messrs
Morris, Fiske, Chatfieid, Spear, King, Simpson,
Gettinger, Mackrille. Sandoe, Human, Bowen,
McComas, Libbey, Olcott, Burdett, Bond, W.
T.. and I. Z. Robertson.
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ANACOSTIA.
A SUCCESSFUL CANTArA.

SUCCESSFUL CANTArA.
The cantata "a Quarrel Among the Flowers"
was successfully produced last night at the NJ.
f. Church by the following cast: Rose, Miss
Mildred Peck; Crocus, Miss Emma Bowen,
Laura Williams: Lilv. Miss Mamie Mclean:
Snotcdrop, Miss Florence Bowman; ViOla, Miss
Eva King; Sunfotce7, Miss Bivens. The plat
form in the rear end of the church was set with
potted plants and flowers appropriate to tho
by Messrs Frank Mclean, Theo. Smell and Al
Halleck and Misses Humphrey, Bivens, Bow
man, Peck, Mclean and Bowen. Miss Cora
Mclean acted as organist. At the conclusion
OF the musical exercises refreshments were
served by the entertainment committee, COM
posed of Mrs. Annie NJ. Powell Mrs J. H.
Dony, Miss Matte Minnix, Miss Florie Etzler,
Miss Carrie Etzler, Mrs. Huntington, Mrs.
Susie King, Mrs. Catherine Hinwood, Mrs. @.
=. Watson and Mrs. John Mclean. Some Of
Mary Jordon. G. W. Fowler, Matthew Trimbeil,
Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Etzler, Mrs. Padgett, Mrs.
Yew, Misses Anderson, Darling. Watson,
Buehler, Wood, Pitcher, Haines, Wansleben,
King and many others.
FARMERS ALLIANCE ENTERTAINMENT.
The Farmers Alliance Of Oxon Hill district
gave their first entertainment last night at OK
ford Hall, Prince Georges county, Md. Among
those present were Misses George Dement,,
1<Ahio oiilnes, beIue ToWitf, NeAiie 1ADpons,
Rosie Gibbons, Annie Cramer. Florence Cramer.
Stella Bowie, the Misses Spencer, the Misses
Owens, Rosie Richards, DIR. Fields, Messrs.
Arthur Arnold, Thomas Lyles, VIM. Lyles,
Chas. Lyles, John Owens. J. Henry Kerby Chas.
Huntington, John Monroe. VIM Cusics. Chas.
Bowie, Mr. Padgett, Henry Dement,, Alfred
Richard VIM. McGinnis and others. Supper
was served at a late hour.
REcHADIrE NEWS.
Anacostia Tent, No. 1873, 1. o. R., met last
night. The finance committee reported the
books Of the treasurer and secretaries as cor
rect and well kept and az showing a handsome
balance over disbursements for the first quar-
ter of the present year. Degrees were con-
ferred on several candidates, speeches made
and songs sung. J. L. Loveless' rendition of
1.-The Old Arm Chair was roundly applauded.
AT the last meeting of Anacostia Tent, Junior,
No. ~, l. o. r., speeches were made by Geo.
Shoemaker, JAS Harrison. Chas. Stangier, Mr..
Fillius and one or two others. Messrs. Samuel
Denham and Edward Webster were among the
visitors present from other tents.
PERSONAL.
DR.. A. II. Wilmer has returned from Phila-
delphia
Miss Hattie Goldman Of New York city is
visiting the family of Mr.. H. A. Linger.
Mrs. Chas. L. Dawson of Des MONIES, Iowa,
will soon arrive to spend the summer with Mrs.
Alpheus Dawson OF Anacostia Heights.
NOTES.
The Catholics Of Oxon Hill are actively pre-
pairing for their fair, which will open in June.
Father Hughes of st. Teresa's Church de-
hvered two illustrated lectures at st. AIMS
Church, Tenleytown. on Venice and Rome.
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An Awful Som LINN.
FLESH A MASS OF DISEASE. CONDITION
HOPELESS. CURED BY THE
CUTICURA REMEDIES

For three years was almost crippled with awful
sore leg from my knee down to my ankle the skin
entirely zone and the flesh was one mass Of disease
some physicians pronounced IL incurable. IL had
about onethir the OF the other, and
was IN hopeless condition After trying all kinds Of
remedies and spending hundreds dollars from which
got no relief whatever. was persuaded to try youi
CUTICURA REMEDIES and the result fol.
lows: After three days noticed decided change foi
the better and at the end of two months I com.
pletely cured. My flesh purined and the hone
(which had been exposed for . year, got sound
The nesh began to row. and today and for nearly
years. my leg Is well was sound in every
respect and not . sisn Of disease to be seen.
REV. 8. g. AHERN. Dubois. Dodge Co. Ga
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CONDENSED LOCALS.

At 1890 o'clock last night a two-story unoc-
cupied house on 4th street northeast extended
was totally destroyed by fire. 1t was the prop
erty Of Michael Common and the loss was about
$500
Frederick Henry. a colored laborer employed
on a sewer in Fenton street, was injured yes
terday by a CAVERN. He was taken to Freed
mans Hospital.
Two dead infants were found yesterday. one on
18th between street and Pierce place and one
In the sewer trap on 18th and streets north
west
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Fpworth League.

pleasant reception was given last evening
al Metropolitan NJ. Z. Church by the Washing
ton district. EpvOrth League. A select musical
program was offered and gratifying reports
received from the various chapters OF the
league IN this city. The meeting was especially
enjoyable on account OF the marked sociability
U. those present
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Absalom Brown. a weIl-known citizen of this
District, died at his late resideeee. No. 42s New
York avenue, this morning, aged seventy five
years Mr.. Brown was for q number of years
engaged IN the horseshoeinS business ON q
street near 9th He was a member of Metrop-
oils Lodge. No. l6. l. U. OF.
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The Clerks Investment Compauy.

The Clerks Investment Company met at the
office of I. r. Brooks, GIG 18th street, last even
ing and elected the following officers for the
year: F. A. Norway. president; II. H. Page, vice
president; J. C. Smith, treasurer; Robert
Bolton, secretary; T. r. Brooks NJ. ii. Page.
VIM. Craig, Chas. Gulentz and Sol Lansburgh
directors. This was the third annual meeting
and the reports showed that its success had
surpassed expectations.
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The Virginia Repuhiicans.

The Virginia Republican Association held q
large and enthusiastic meeting last night at
their headquarters, Philadelphia House, Penn
sylvania avenue northwest. The meeting was
presided over by its chairman, J. n. Harrison.
After the enrolling of new members the COM
mittee on entertainment made their reports.
followed by d. W. Jones, J. ii. Harrison and
others in short speeches upon the possibility OF
making Virginia republican in 1892.
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How TO SHOP IN BALrMoRE.-Go to the Ia
dies reception room of the Eutaw House. Balti-
more and Eutaw streets, near which are all the
big millinery and dress goods stores Of the city,
and make yourself thoroughly at home. II
costs nothing. Ladies' restaurant attached.
Everything from cellar to roof new and re-
modelled; just the place for shoppers and thea
ter parties.-Adpt
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ROYAL BLUE LINE DINING CARs.-The Pull
man company is row operating dining car serv-
ice between Washington, Baltimore, Philadel-
phia and New York via Royal Blue Line on the
famous fve-hour train leaving Washington at
10 am. and the fast express leaving WASH
ington at $40 pm These cars were built ex-
pressly for use on the Royal Blue Line, and the
fact that the service is under direction of the
Pullman company guarantees its quality.
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Mr.. Pyles Files His Answer.

In the case OF Geo. F. Pyles against Cathe-
rine Henwood ct al, Geo. F. Pyles has filed
answer to the cross bill of Catherine Henwood
against him through Mr.. A. B. Duvall. He
denies that he asked her to mortgage her prop
erty for his benefit to enable him to enlarge
his business, but asserts that he stated that
there was good opportunity for her sons to
open the dry goods business adjoining his
grocery in Anacostia, and that Mr.. 1owles had
the necessary $1,000, apd she agreeing to the
proposition executed the note and deed of
trust. and asserts that it was only recently she
has put up the claim that the money was raised
for him,
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WILL RECEIVE HIM WITH HoNoRs

Preparing to Cordially Welcome President
Harrison to Galveston.
Galveston special says: Mayor Fulton yes
teraay afternoon sent message to the city
council reciting the fact that President Harri-
son, accompanied by . distinguished party,
would arrive here on the 18th instant ana re-
main until the 20th. As this was the first
time in the history Of the state and city that
the chief magistrate OF the nation had honored
Texas and Galveston by q visit, he suggested
that the council take such action as was neces-
sary to accord the party reception common
surate with the grandeur and dignity of tho
state and city. Preliminary steps are nov
being taken and the presidential party will be
given grand reception.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-08

The East German conference of the Methodist
Church, ut Baltimore, has voted Al to against
admitting women as delegates to the general
conference.
Bishop Glmour is improving.
The schooners Addie, Little Fred, Henry,
Montel and Lydia are ashore OF Dennisport,
Mass
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The Department Carnival.

The department carnival, in which the bu-
reaus of the different executive departments
are represented by booths containing attractive
exhibits, presided over By well-known young
ladies, opened last evening at Congregational
Church under the most favorable auspices.
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Cur1cURA REsoLyENr

The new Blood and Skin Purher and purest and best
OF Humor Remedies ceanses the blood Of all impuri-
ties and poisonous elements and thus removes the
cause. while CUTICURA. the great Skin Cure, and
CUTlCURA SOAP. an exquisite Skin Puriher and
Beautifer clear the skin of every trace of disease
Hence the CUTICURA REMEDIES cure every dis
ease and humor of the skin scalp and blood with loss
OF hair. from pimpes to scrofulA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-08

ISpoRsEo by thousands. I. ". Betton's In
fallible Pile Salve; stands without equal as
positive cure for piles. You need no. continue
suffering. IL II il not 10 be had of your drug
glst, we will mail upon receipt of 80 cents per
box. WrSKELMASS i Brown DRUe Co. of Bal
timore No.
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The SPIRIDoS Conference.-The sale Of this
celebrated collection o: oil paintings. water
eolOrs and oIher art objects opened today
al the WOrmley Hotel to a large audience and
viii continue tomorrow and Friday at IL an.
and p IA each day. Now on exhibition.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.

ALBArGH's.-Pauline Hall Opera Company in
''Erminie."
NATIoSAL--"The Burglar"
HARRIS The Shadow Detective"
KERSAN's.-WhaIlen and Martelrs Combina-
ton
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CITY ITEMS.
a Wonderful Advance


Science of Healing.
Years Of Misery from all Manner of Chronic
Diseases Radically Cured by Magnetism
and Drs. French's Superior Skill.
Office, 1925 F Street Northwest.
Words are wholly inadequate to express the
sufferlngs endured by many a sick person.
When We say that person endured constant
and excruclating pain without rest or relief for
a long period of time we are using the strongest
expression Of which We are capable, but no one
except the person who has been similarly
situated can form any idea Of what il means.
The afflicted who have tried all sorts of doctor
ing and given up in despair should go to 1925
street northwest and avail themselves of the
modern and more advanced principles Of treat
ment and curing chronic diseases.
cured patient is the only true indication of
physician ability to cope with disease. And
the appreciation and Endorsement of those
whom he has rescued from the perils Of disease
Is the doctors most grateful reward. Mrs L.
A. Lamb has been a great sufferer from spinal
weakness stomach trouble and female diffcul-
ties. She was unable to sit up much of the
time and was reduced in flesh and strength to a
mere shadow. Mrs. Lamb is now perfectly well
and will cheerfully add her testimony to the
many others. Her residence is No. street.
Washington. ID. c.
Mrs. d. Gaylor was cured Of the wors. form
OF dyspepsia. She suffered three wears and
SouAu 6et Eo Telel MISS EllZaDetn WOOD OF 4
street southeast was cured of sciatica in q most
aggravated form. She suffered everything for
five years and was cured by DIR. French in four
weeks without drop Of medicine. Mr. Frank
Bartlett was cured Of very severe case of lum-
bago in two weeks and no medicine given Drs.
French can positively cure any case of lun bago
without medicine. Mrs. Louden of Peekskill,
n. l., now at the Arlington, was cured of fe-
male difficulties of ten years standing
Mrs. Anna Hayward of Anacostia was cured
OF terrible case of catarrh, was nearly deaf,
and suffered severely with roaring noises in the
head and ears. Miss Lizzie Mainly of 10th
street southeast has been great sufferer from
catarrh and catarrhal deafness, fearful head
aches, eyes infamed and sore throat; tried
all sorts Of doctors and remedies; cured Mr.
Charles Lampson of Alexandria, cured of ca
tarrhal deafness, dull, heavy headaches and
roaring, buzzing sounds in the ears. Many
other cases could be given, as the doctor has
hundreds Of testimonials. This treatment is
the only method known which will positively
and permanently cure catarrh and catarrhal
deafness, with noises in the cars.
All these can be referred to either in person
or by letter.
Office hours from am. to 6 pm. Letters
OF inquiry must contain stamps. 1t
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STAGE EXCURSIONS.

nEwITT's TALLY-ho COACH LINE RATES:
~ Round trip, Arlington and Soldiers Home daily
40 M; lS;q and R;n;, soe TO .Se: sunday: 8
dinner at the bridge. 81 n. B.-Our new Six inland
taliy-ho coach from Saratoga springs the larp
parties 10 all points Mt. Vernon and Arlington in one
day. Fare. 81 40. Leaves the Webster. 5Il 18th st.
NV. ap6
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

FORECAST TILL EIGHT A. NJ THURSDAY
For the District OF Columbia. Delaware. Mary
land and Virginia warmer. fair weather during
Wednesday; increasing clOudiness and rain
Thursday; winds shifting 20 easterly.
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HOW MY RACK ACHES,

Back ACHE kidney pains and weakness, soreness
lameness. strains and pain relieved minute by
the CUT1CURA ANTI-PAIS PLASTER. The FIRST
and only instantaneous psin-kiler plaster. apS-wSs
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SEE the high-back plush rocker in our win
dow. in cherry and oak. for S3.75. This il a
big bargain. Come early il You want one. VII.
HOUGHToS MANUF'G CO., 1918 and 1870 F 81.
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Pure Old RyeW ,75c.qt. MrrzaER's 8. It,

Caligraph Writing Machine disposes of
the fatigue of using the pen.
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BAD ECZEMA CURED.

The cUTIcURA REMEDIES wrought q wonderful
cure on me. was troubled greatly with severe cas-
OF eczema and after receiving little benefit from
the treatment Of leading specialists here
procured set OF them and before they all used
the disease had left me. recommend the CUTICURA
REMEDIES the best and sufest cure all diseases
Of the skin.
W. NELSON CHAMBERLAYNE. Concord, W
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The Fedora Dress Shields are Endorsed
by Miss Annie Byrne, the leading dressmaker
in Baltimore. as follows: l consider them
superior to all others and SO do nv customers.
For sale at all first-class stores. mhlS-w&stje4
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Sold everywhere. Price. cUTICURA. Soc; SOAP.
nc. RESOLvENT. 81. Prepared by the POTTER
DRUG AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION, Boston.
- Send for How to Cure Skin Diseases" "a
pages. 90 illustrations and 100 testimonials.
PlMPLEs, blackheads, red. rough. chapped and oily
skin cured by CUTICURA SOAP
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For Tuning and repairing Of church and
cabinet organs 60 to go 9th st. NV GEO. J.
BECKER. ans-3ts
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800 More Dress Forms Acc. Only
At the Domestic Sewing Machine and Pattern
Rooms, It'll and H NV. and 4th and Pa. ay. s. e.
ap3-8t
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OF having suit or pair of trousers made to
order? Call and examine the material we are
making into suits for so and SIS and trousers
for % and upward.
EIsEMAN Bros, It'll and E.
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CHASE. umbrella maker, 18th st. opp. Star
Office.
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DrpE SISsLz EYEGLASSES, Csc. HEMP1Es' 5
corner A. street.
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y1sTr IHs EMPIRE CARPET CLEANING WORKS,
ES1-635 Mass. ave. n. ". Telephone 1854
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An Invention Making Sewing a Pastime.
Wheeler & Wilson's New High Arm No. g.
1t charms on sight. Its use enraptures.
Office 437 9th street northwest dI1-tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-08

France has always enjoyed the reputation Of sxcsl-
ling all other nations Psrfumssy making, while the
United States has until tbs past dscads stood the
foot Of the List Now. however. have Psrfumss
made In this country thatare acknowledged By comps
tent persons equal the very best Amonx the Ansr-
can Perfumen Alfred Wyiek Of Rochester takes ths
lead We stock line Of his Perfumes in several sses
and conndently offer them 70 you - dssving trial
Prios from 26csto ~ bottle.
va THOMPSON
RharDac1sa
~ ~ 1beAA
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GENTLEMEN'S GOODS.

FAIL Srock
OF FOREIGN coATYSas, vrsrrNas
sUIT1NGs. OvERCOATINGs AND TRoUS
tk1NGs RECEIVED. GENTLEMEN WHO
ADMIRE IksT-CLAss TAILORING AREIN-
NITED 40 INSPECT. ALL GARMENTS CUT
Bi h. ID. bAiAis llll PA. ANk-. Am GUAR
ANTEkD Az "a ~ AAAA SOA.AAx-,-A sINLE
Oh
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BELxA, pure old rye whisky, 80 per gallon.
y. 4. Poole. 81 La ave.
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F.Sr PORTRAITS at Kets Kensthy's, 11os Pa. sv

'MkSIToU." the finest sparkling table waite
snd ginger champagne in the world An abso-
lgtely natural mineral water that creates apper
tite. aids digestion and tones up the system
generally. CHARLES KKAEMER. 737 7th ST. NV.
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The HEADACHE from La Grippe" IL instantly
relieved by Bromodine. 25c. at druggists.-Adut
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Our Java and Mocha Coffee at 3Oc will
please you. NJ. 4 P. MErzGER All 7th st. n.w.s
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THE OPENING OF THE SEASON.
Won the Exhibition BAH Game
in Baltimore.

A sLUoeINe CoNTEsT-THE OPENING GAME IN
PHILADELPHIA ToDAY-MANAaER TRorT's IN
srRUcrIoNs-How THE TEAM WILL WORK IN
THE FIELD.
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Best Paints, Purest Oils, at 14Kst.
apS-w&s,2t YoUNG & Co.
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SPRING MEDICINE

Foods Sarsaparilla is invaluable a. spring med.
icne invgorates the whole system and up the
stomach. and since became acquainted with Hoods
ssrsapara always take several bottles in the spring.
and occasion requires. the OF the year." L. o.
GILMAN. Aurelia Iowa
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"Say, Can You See" any Hat in town
that equals our Spring Crush Hats for 81?
When you We seen ours there can be only
one answer. HENRY FRANC d Son, One Price
Cor. 7th and D. IL
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JAMES T. OYsTEI

No END to the variety of child's suits we hav'
for you to select from. and at any price from
81 up. EIsEMAN Bros, 18th and Z.
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VOC viii be delighted with our exhibition of
spring fashion. We have fine frock and sack
suits from so up.
E1sENaS Bios, 7th and E.
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DOUGLAS 4 BROTHER.
5l2 9TH ST.. NEARr
FACTS FOR THE PEOPLE
LITTLE MONEY BUYS A GOOD DEAL. and
when We say that you can ind the largest and best
assortment of HUCK and DAMAsK TOWELS for 25c.
to be found anywhere.
NOTE THE FOLLOWING:
24x46 EXTRA HEAVY BARNSLEY LINEN
TOWELS. frnzed ends. with fancy borders Of RED,
BLUE and BROWN.
-25c.-
20x29 EXTRA HEAVY DOUBLE DAMAsK TOW
ELS. KNOrTED PRINCES.
2,x42TxTRA LARGE AND HEAVY BLEAcHED
HUCK TOWELS.
-25c.-
20x39 HEAVY DAMAsK TOWELS, open work
knotted fringea. with fancy borders Of PINK. BLUE
and WHITE.
DOUGLAS Z BRO.
cps 6l2 9th T.. near ..
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Mary c. Smith has, by E. NJ. Hewlett, filed a
bill against Edward Smith for a divorce. They
were married November, 1887, and she charge
him with adultery, and states he was caught by
the police in a raid on a disreputable house.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-08

GOLD EYEGLASSES. Optician. All Pa. ave.
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JAMES +. OYsTEB,
Dealer in Fine Butter
b St wing. near 9Th ST., Center Market
Main office. cor. Pa ave. and 9Th St
Telephone. 271-3-
AWNING. flag and tent manufacturers.
Awnings for stores. city and country resi-
deHces- Dealers in bunting. awning stripes and
canvas. NJ q. COPELAND Co, 400 1lth ST. n. ".
The VALUES we are offering in boys suits
have no equal anywhere. Prices from "a up.
EIsEMAS Bros, It'll and L.