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DIED.


CAIN. On Saturday. March 81. 1891, at - o. m,
John iss s beloved sou :; cornsalai and MarEr&
Human bands have tried TO save.
Happy anseis calne and lore hiin
IRON this world Of sorrow snd rain.
BY HIS AUNT.
Funeral Tuesday $40 a. m. from the r-.d..nce Of
friends are invited TO attend.
CLAGETT; On Monday, March %. 1891. at the
EDITH c. cLAGEfT. only chiid Of Dorsey and L.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
Pittsqrs, Pa, EicHARD frLLIR coon. 6eiovsd
Of Jetn ". and tine late Emma Coon. ased twenty
years and twenty two days
Death has been here and borne away
Jus t m The m % r. a.. Of h'S day
BIZ HIS SISTER MAMIE.
Funeral from Gay stree, Baptist Church, West Wash
instgn. Tuesday. March "a. pm. Baltimore sun
GARRETT. TAcEY L. GARRETT. In the my
M.t Seste l and Jersey Shore Pm mailer, p...s
copy.l 8.
HERoLD. On SUNDAY, March ~. 1881 Y.RaE-
RET, widow of the late frederick Herold. IN hsr
Weep not that her tolls are over.
Weep not that her race IL run.
God grant may rest calmly
When our WORK like hers IL dons.
Till then We yield with gladness
our mother 10 Him 20 kerp.
And rejoice In the ASSURANCE
lie eiveth His loved nee sleep.
Funeral BennSYlynnla
O'Clock pm. Relatives and friends invited
tend. .
HUNTER, Departed this re Sunday. March ~.
1891 at {: 40 IA, JOHN T. HUNTEk
Mr,iraw, ioia street soatheast' Taesaay ., 4
attend.
MORGAN. On Monday. March %. 1891. a, 50
Am, WILLIAM MORGAN. in the seventy eighth
funeral from his late residence 4s0 street south.
sest, WEDNESDAY. March y; ~ osloct pm nel-
s;ives and friends RESPECTFULLY invited to attend
NORMENT At his r-si dence. srss NJ street north
west Monday, March % lsa'l at - O'clock M.
Funeral will take place from his late r-sdence wed-
nesday March %. at O'Clock D. m Friends invited 2'
POTTS; Ia Alexandra. Va. March p, 1901. Mn;
Washington. D. G.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
SIMMS. On Sunday morning. March %, 1891. q
her residence. Brentwood. DC. ELIZABETH
F.nsT. troa rom 81. Aug i.,ine's chureh. Tuesday.
Marra "a at i.srir'' MI oset' fr'sns
WAGANFEALD. On Monday. March q. 1891, at
O'Clock after long and painful Illness MARY
7. wAGANfLALD. beioyed wiis Of " C. "sSAn-
Funeral from her ntlirrs residence q b Krue. q
street northwest, "wednesday. March -. 2:30p.n.S
os GAffER s IN ELLA ssotsd wife S v.l.,ss
Wahler and daughter Of the late Philip and Isaosls
Funeral viii iaHs place "Wednesday morning. from
Church.
W99p; spasssS,z On s sgS March "a. is'l.
May she rest IN pesre
ps .Sahs sss f fs nornns % osiSsi
coed to st Peters Church At COCK. where rsquisn
flowers
JEWELL. On sunday. March y. lspl. ct $50
p m. NARY Z. dI ushfer Of the late Gusssvss anA
Funeral from late Residence. I25o nshsh ssrsss
northwest, on ruesdas the 2]th instant sts ocleck
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woman employed in the department. Kincaid,
as correspondent of the Louisville Times, tele-
graphed to that paper an account of the scan
dial, and also sent an account of il TO the New
York Journal on an order from that paper.
1aulbee seems to have been incensed against Kim
caid for what he had written about the matter.
For months their relations were strained. 1t is
alleged on behalf of Kincaid that he had not
originated the published reports, but had SIM
ply discharged his duty to his paper by invest
lgatlng and sending the results of his in
vestigation of statements published here con-
corning Kentucky Representative. 1t was
claimed by kincaid after the shooting that he
had been bounded. abused and threatened by
Taulbee until he was greatly worried and in
fear of his life. On the other hand il was as
serted on behalf of Taulbee after he was shot
that Kincaid had some animus against Taulbee
because the latter had objected to his remain
ing in position to which he had been APP
pointed under the House of Representatives
STORY OF THE SHOOTING.
The men met in the corridor of the House
about noon on February %. Taulbee then. it
is said, used some contemptuous remark and
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MONTANA WILL GET THERE.
Senator Saunders Thinks So When Mr.. Carte
is Appointed to the Land Office.

Senator Saunders Thinks So When Mr.. Carter
is Appointed to the Land Office.
''Yes, believe Montana is going to have a
representative in one of the executive depart
ments," said Senator Saunders to a
STAR reporter this afternoon. sit
looks" he continued, 'as though Mr..
Carter would be appointed commissioner
of the general land Office. OF course it is not
certain-the only certainty'is a democratic ma
jority in the next House-but there does not
seem to be any reasonable ground for suppos-
ing that any other man than Thomas Carter
will capture the prize.
"Why shouldn't we get it? Montana hasn't
had thing yet. neither here nor anywhere
else. The Presidents proclamation is the only
evidence in existence that Montana was admit
ted into the Union on an equal footing with the
thirteen original states.
1T is eminently proper that the head of this
most important bureau should be from Mon
tana," the Senator went on as he took half a
dozen grains Of popcorn from the ornamental
bowl ON the end of the bar. 1.-The great
bulk of the agricultural lands which this
nation SO literally donated to the homeless is
now in the hands Of individuals and the
problem of how to dispense what is left is
not an easy one. Complicated cases affect
ing arid, sub-arid. timber, desert and
mineral lands are continually coming before
the department for adjudication, and no one
could be more thoroughly qualified to decide
these causes on their merits than a man who
has practiced law in Montana. We have within
our state borders all the varieties of land in
which the United States is interested.
The appointment Of Carter or Of either Of
the other gentlemen whose names I presented
to the President would be good
thing for the public service. Since
the days Of Burdette there has been
no new blood in the land Office, with the ex-
ception OF Sparks and no wasn't the right
kind of blood. Illinois had no personal in
terest In the government land business,
Mr.. Sparks should frequently have done those
things he ought not to have done and have left
undone great deal that could be attended to
by man from Montana"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-23
TO REPRESENT VIRGINIA.
Distinguished Officials VIII Attend G.
Johnston's Funeral.

Distinguished Officials VIII Attend Gen.
Johnston's Funeral.
Special Dispatch to The Evening Star.
RICHMOND, Va, March 23.-Mayor Ellison
will leave for Washington tonight to attend the
funeral Of Gen. Joseph E. Johnston. The Lee
camp. of which deceased was a distinguished
member, will meet at 4 o'clock to take proper
action and appoint committee Of its members
to attend the funeral. The governor is in con-
ference with the military officers Of the city to
determine whether a military detachment
shall be sent from here for the same purpose.
1t is possible that the family of the dead gen.
eral will not desire any such display. The gov
ernor is Waiting to get a telegram from WASH
ington ON this point. 1t is certain that the
state will be represented by an appropriate COM
mittee
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FRENCH spoLIArIoN CLAIMS.

An Order I'm Regard to Their Certidcation
60 the Treasury Department.
In the Court OF Claims today an order vas
issued for the clerk Of the court 20 certify 90
the Treasury Department the validity Of
certain Of the French spoliation claims.
for the payment of which an appro-
priation of about million and
half of dollars was made by Congress at the last
session. Ii is required in the law that before
the claims that have been sdjudicated by the
court can be paid by the treasury. it shall lie
necessary for the claimant 10 make certificate
IN court 10 the effect that he is an admin
istrator of the heirs Of the original sufferer.
In the dozen or 30 of cases reported 90 the de-
partment this morning this fOrmality has been
accomplished
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TO BECOME A NEW STATE.
Newfoundland VIII Ask For Admission I
the Union.


the Union.
BosToS, March 23.-The ReralFs Halifax
special says: Great excitement exists in New
foundland over the action of the imperial gov
eminent in referring only one feature of the
fisheries troubles with France to arbi-
tration and the attempted passage of an act
through the British Parliament to cOerce New
foundland into carrying out the modus vi
vendi.
In the legislature party lines have been OBJ
liberated, and the most violent speeches have
been made by men on both sides of the house
denouucing ''the cowardly and treacherous
conduct Of the British government"
Delegates will be appointed to Immediately
proceed to London to protest for maily.
The delegates, however, do not expect to ac-
compiish anything, and in this event the legis-
lature will pass resolutions setting forth that
by the neglect and ill-treatment of a century
England has forfeited all claims to further
allegiance.
Formal appeal will then be made to the
United States for protection and for admission
as a state OF the republic.
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A STRIKE IN RICHMOND.
Fifty Molders at the Locomotive Works O.

Fifty MOlders at the Locomotive Works Quit
Special Dispatch to The Evening Star.
RICHMOND. Va, March 23.-The trades coun-
Gil, composed OF delegates from the leading
trades of this city, yesterday recommended
that unless the management agree to the terms
Of the machinists that all of the union work.
men at the Richmond locomotive works
strike.
All of the molders employed at the works.
numbering about fifty. went out of the shop at
noon today. They refused, they say, to make
castings for non-union machinists.
The machinists' union is in session now, con-
sidering the strike.
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SECRETARY FOSTERS RETURN,
He 10 Now Established at the Head of tn
Treasury Department.

He 10 Now Established at the Head of the
Treasury Department.
Secretary Foster returned to the city from
Ohio yesterday and he is now established at his
desk in his renovated Office acting as the head
Of the department for the first time since his
appointment He brought his daughters, Mrs
Myers and Miss Foster, with him. They are
visiting Secretary Rusk's family, while the Sec
rotary has transferred his quarters from the
Riggs House to the Arlington. Ii was the Sec
retary's desire to bring Mrs. Foster here with
him, but it is necessary for some one to remain
with his mother, who is quite advanced in
later, and one Of the daughters will return to
Ohio.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-23
EASTER OrrEEIxes
IN UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT.

EASTER OFrERIsGs
IN UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT.
Our assortment Of Curtain Poles Is complete
o-ft- Curtain Poles in Walnut. Cherry Ebony
OK Ash. with wood or brass. not tia. trimmings.
%. So 9.5c and
81 each. COMPLETE
We prepared To furnish poles in any
ien-tE-
A new lire % Curtain Loops. in White and
colOrs ~ match our curtains
81. 80. 9s,r-. 81, 81 30 AMI 81 pair
:S51neh English Cre;onnes. in fifteen color
ms
3l-lnch Dmity. excellent for furniture slip
covers"
-4jc- yard
3Qlnch Saline Cretonnes
Pie. yard
JO-ineh At Muslin. usually sold for 3lc
gle. yard
This Is a special fabric used for summer
dr@pery. both sites Sei1x alike. absolutely fast
colOTs-
-2lc. : yard
tFourth noo-. llth 81. buiidins.)
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TAKEN TO CORK JAIL.

Dillon and O'Brien Removed From Galway
Given Ovation.
CORK, March 23.-Messrs. VIM. O'Brien and
John Dillon, the members of parliament who
have been undergoing terms Of imprisonment
in Galway JAIL were transferred today to Cork
Jail. They were recognized upon their arrival
at the railway station here and as they were
driven drought the streets upon jaunting cars,
guarded by police escort, the prisoners re-
ceived an ovation from the people in the streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-23

LONDON, March 2s.--In the queens court of
justice queens bench, a decision today on ap-
peal of counsel representing Sir VIM. Gordon
Cumming in tine baccarat scandal case, asking
that the defendants to the action be ordered to
state the particular manner in which Sir
William cheated Ut cards, was dismissed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-23
THE LIE DROIT PARK FENCE.
The Windstorm Last Night Blew Down tn
Temporary Structure.

Temporary STRUCTURE.
The wind storm last night added another
chapter to the lie Droit Park Howardtown
fence war. The old pieces Of board that were
put up in the mud last week and called fence,
which had not already been taken down, were
blown down and today wagons passed
through Linden street between the park and
Howardtown. The muddy street was in such
condition that il was almyl impossible to drive
through il. and the boards which were on top
of the mud made the roadway 30 much better
for those who had to travel that way
What the next move will be has not yet been
determined, but the residents of Hometown.
who are interested in the matter, viii probably
hold another meeting to discuss the situation.
None OF the boards had been carried away
today, 80 far IS could be ascertained, and for
that reason IL il believed that the wind and not
the citizens caused the fall Of the structure,
which was not an ornament TO the locality
where Is was erected.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-23

Mr.. Morgan. the Oldest clerk in the employ Of
the District. died this morning at 40 Of heart
failure at his home 4sO q street southwest He
was in the seventy-eighth year Of hisaee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-23

THE lRgITATiNG MoRRY 81 a constant cough NAV
be avoided and much wear and tear of the lungs
and throat cured 10y using that safe and old
hshed remedy, Dr. ID. Jaynes ENpectorani. " hitch
Will help YOU In all cases Of coughs and colds and Ia
affections of the throat and lungs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-23

To REVIVE THE kEYsroSE BASK.-Informa-
ton received at the Treasury Department indi-
Gates that an effort is being made to establish
the Keystone National Bank Of Philadelphia
with new capital. The bank was placed In the
hands of "a receiver last week
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-23
WILL MR.. EDMUNDs RESIGN:

A Report That the Vermont Senator Will
Retire Before Long.
MINNEAPoLIs, MINI, March pa statement
appears in the Tribune here, believed to be
from ex-senator Pierce. now editor of that
paper, that Senator Edmunds expects to resign
before the next meeting of the Senate
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Woodward 4 Lo1Hnop.
MARCH q. 1901.

MARCH %. 1901.
TWIST OUR TRUNK DEPARTMENT.
WHATEVER YOUR WANTS ARE IN THIS
LINE WE CAN SUPPLY THEM. STEAMER
TRUNKS AND CHAIRS A SPECIALITY.
THE NEWS Is READY TO BE TOLD.
Not the shadow. but the sunlisht Of Easter
b in our stores. Day by day brings us new
things Inevery department. in every section.
and on every counter can be seen the LEADING
sPECIALTIEsw We have prepared for this oc-
easion- Each department is vians with the
others for your favor and each merits a share
of It,
Wilhelm tomorroz don't fail to see the latest
arrivals Of the newest creations in Ladies' Lace
Wraps. Tan Jackets, Blazers. Long Garments,
Spring Shs Sls and Fichus. silk Shirt Waists
AMI Ladies' Laundered Shirt Waists. with coli
lars and cuffs attached
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-23

EASTER OFFERIxGs
IN SUIT DEPARTMENT
LADIES' SHIRT WAISTS
40dozen Best ''Merrimac" Print Shirt Waists
plated back and :rOni-pretty patterns-high
shOuld-gs-all sizes.
&c. each
80 dozen Best French Percale Shirt Waists
felletl seauIs-pertectly made and ftting-very
heat and choice paftsrns-alI sizes.
81 each.-
These are the best values We have ever offered
in this department..
(Third floor. 1lth ST. building.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-23
Range OF the Their,

Range OF the THERMOMETERS.
The following were the readings at the signal
office today: Ia. m, 50; 2 pm, "a. Maximum,
IS; minimum, q.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-23

SECRETARY BLAINE still remains within doors.
but he b very much improved In health. His
silment d q slight attack Of the govt, which 4
rapidly disappearing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-23
How To OBrA1x A FA1n
COMPLEXION By NATURAL nEAxa

The natural Calsbad sprudsl Salt (povder form) \
excellent Aperssst. Ls~assss and Ds~rssse u
eteavs tAs eomplessoa and pssiass fAs blood. Il y
easily soluble pleasant take ana permanent IN 60
ton The genuine product Of the CARLSBAD SPRINGS =
imported In round bottles. Each bottis comes 10
iisht blue paper cartoon and be- TIE ssnsssss .ns
ner Msndelsoa o.. New york. O svssy bosss. 81
KxRvAxD. E 5's skSE A NJ L{T9poaAfsss
viaeng casds pssnAsd 611 plsSA - V~1oo
CuIprxx Cnr
yon PircuHsS
oAssoaIA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-23

EASTER OrFERrxGs
IN HOUSEHOLD GOODS, &c.
Ours stock Of the ''N,nshpnH Moth BAGS has
arrived They certainly very practical and,
in all cases. effective.
Prize. p. 3d. n and &c each
Cloth. 81 each
New line of Jariinieres-shapes entirely new
choice designs
-1Jr. to s6 each
(FOurth floor. llth 81. bui.dinz)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-23
TEE SUPERIOR

TEE SUPERIOR
FOR ALL DISEASES
ORIGINATING IN
IMPURE BLOOD;
MEDICINE
MAY ALWAYS
BE RELIED UPON
oGlvE THE BEST
SATISFACTION
AYERS
sARsAPARILLA.
CURES OTHERS. WILL CURE YOU.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-23

EASTER OFFER1Ses
IN PICTURE DEPARTMENT
IoG can spend a half hour very aereesbly in
this department There is much to interest.
you See the special Panel-shaped Pastels-'
Size 9x.s=1 inches-in Old Silver and White and
Gold Frames.
81. Il each.
Water ColOrs-13&x2i inshes-handsomely
framed.
Sc 10 earh.-
CThird floor second ann-x)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-23

EASTER OFFERINGS
IN JEwELRY DEPARTMENT.
large assortraen, of Lace Pins
=. 10. - and 20. each.-
1000 Gold Breas.rins.
--lOr. each
Fancy Glove gftcners.
ID and &c. each
Fancy Silver AM Gilt Combs
--&Fc. each
800 Gold plated Lock Bracelets,
-.2lc. each
Fancy Silver and Gait Hair Ornaments,
80. 75c o. ard 81 - each
Anew line of Real Shell Hair Ornaments,
-5Oc. TO So each
(Firs, door. 1lth 81. LUIldingD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-23

little over year ago-it was the last day
Of February, 1s9o-the community was startled
by tragic occurrence at the Capitol The MEM
DRY Of that event was revived today when
Charles E. Kincaid, newspaper correspondent,
appeared in the Criminal Court to be tried on
the charge Of the murder of ex-Representative
William P. Tanlbee. Both men were Kentuck-
ians. The differences between them leading 70
the tragedy had its origin about a year before
while Taulbee was in congress. Some news
papers printed an account Of what was alleged
to be scandalous conduct in the patent Office
building on the part of Mr.. Taulbee and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-23
Day GooDs AND Norross.

Day GooDs AND NOTIONS.
Pillow Case Cotton, &c.
Best Fruit Of the Loom B,eached Cotton SIC,
New Shades Atwood Dress Goods. IS in. wide, 4oc.
New Shades Wool Face Dress Goods 80 in wide, pc.
Dress Flannels. N yards wide, 500.
Bleaehed and Cnbieached Sheeting, 1Sc.
One case Pound Calico.
OLe case Light Shifting Calico, &c.
He'd Table Linen. fast colors 2lc
New styles Armenian Serge, 80 in wide l2Lc
Table Linen at old prices.
White Bed Spreads los. 81, 81. %.
Calico, Sc 10 yds. Spool Cotton, &c.
ZylOnite Cuffs, :SUc. Collars, 15r.
Gents Linen Collars. l0c. Job lot Gents, Cuffs lie
Full line White Goods IN apron checks.
India Linens. Dotted Swiss, &c.
All shades Flannel Dress Goods, 2,c.
SIX Mincso Scarfs, l9.
Feather Proof Ticking, l5c.
I. b. TOWNER SON
felS 1916 18th st. II.
A FTER DINNER TAKE ONE OF CARTER'H LIT
"A tie Liver Pills and will be tree from sour rising
OF food rom the stomach Try them and he con vinced
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-23
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Stock Ma

New York Stock Market.
The following are the opening and closing prices Of
the New York stock Market, as reported by special
wire To Corson and Mccartney l4l9 + street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-23

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you feA' 'hA' announcement Oh our
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of tasbiop-E.s,er We know there's not a
an "aShAhstoH WIN uoesht want HIS
boy 10 SHINE OUT IN the briiliancy OF new
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KTNCAID's TRIAL
For the Murder Of Ex-Representativs raul.
bee Of Kentucky.

LARGE ARRAY OF LxaAL TALENT n COURT
TIE ACCUSED PLEAD NOT GUILTY WHEN Ar
RAieNED-JUDGK BRADLEY WILL rRH THE
cAsK-EFFoRTs TO GET JURY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-23

EAsrER OrrER1SG
IN HASDXERCHIEF DEPARTMENT.
You know what a Handkerchief bargain
means when We advertise il: We think you
will, with enc accord. pronounce this the
climax to all previous ones. 1t was an unex-
pected trade happening. The owner required
US % take certain quantity. large one; We
did 50 and are enabled 10 offer then. at the fol-
lowing price.
-3:jc. each. 3 for 81 LOO
This is the description: ladies' White Sheer
Linen Handkerchie:s. with embroidered
ssaIloped e,iVes and fancy drawn work and en-
broidered spots in border.
Special price. SIC. each. 3 for sl.OO-
Hirst hOOr, second annex
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-23

EASTER OErERrxe
IN TOWELS
fine Quality Birleye Towels, with kno,texI
fringes and fancy dAInask borders % salmon.
Lisht Blue. Terra Gotta. Canary Red and YELL
low.
Re- each. 81 dozen.--
(Firss door. special table near main entrance
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-23

GRAND OpEsrSe,
Mks. VI. J. HUNT.
l:tU0 n st. NV,
VIII Exhibit ON
MONDAY. MARCH r.
Her First
GENEAAL OPENING of
PARIS BoxNETs and ENGLISH ROUND HATS,
Iosether with exquisite productions from her
elusive DESIGNS. 70 which she invites the stteut,op Of
hsr cussoinerA. lah3l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-23

EASTER OFFERING
IN DRUG6IsTs' sUSDRIEs DEPART
MESr.
''No. 1888 LOTION"
Apur- and perfectly harmless specific f.. the
skin. IL viii be found invaluable Tor szids,
sunb,irns. chapping irritstions Of any kind
Indispensable for ssntienen after shaving IL
eyapOraies quickly. leaving disasresable
feeling and sxerts great healing power
-.1-s. a bottle
Hirst noor. llth 81 bSlildins-D
WOODWARD LOTuROp
nAsS Coz. iith aud y SIS. n.v.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-23

AH- skNkb ACCxPtkD. Ii
Winfield 8. jerks had no nxed opinjon and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-23
EASTER OFFERINGS
IN CARDS AND NOVELTIES.

-Irces 10. 10, 70, p. u, 4oc--
-5Oc-, 7:,c. 10 IS each
tFirst foor. 1O.h st. buildinz)
EASTER OFFEE1xa
OF LADIES' VESTS
zoo dozen Lad IS Swiss Ribbed Cotton Vests,
low neck and No sleeves. ''yer shape front and
baek-Fink. Cream aud White.
Special price. I2I1c. each
CAN YOU MATCH THEM:
Tirst floor. second annex
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-23

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Finished shirt Waists in a larre and choice as
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as Perfect in shape Is any shirt waist on the
market. regardless Of Trice. Fit guaranteed.
Special price. ~. each
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