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$ J; j $ $ /
is :: { {. 4 4 : /: +. :: E
VIII fGHagsh 2sb b HafGH
1000 yards China siik in cigh: colors. 81 inches
ak of Samples to b. sold
Suitable for Seats and Backs of Chairs Price 15c.,
An enormous quantity Of Remnants in Upholstery
Fabrics, ranging from to yards each
$ ss: f.; f.; $ vt: $$S
5 S kS fs4sre. Esss s rom q, i
pair Terra Cote Portieres Reduced from 81 to 81
8 pairs Blue. Crimson and Terra Gotta. Reduced
paI. Sot.insh.m. Rednsea from q, a LAGE Sse
spairs Nottingham. Reduced from o to 81. so per
90 pairs nottingham. Reduced from q to o. IS per
3pairs Real Lacss Reduced from so5 to sl2 so per
= pairs Real Laces. Reduced from saOto 90 per
j lot Odd Pairs At any price
e tslfs III re yard
Ago yard: q 10, To- per per yard Reduced from zoe
To- cons sting q $50 Yards of Furniture Tapestry
e ,S q ssss
.3s ysS: riss Ss,iss Red in stripe.
$50 YARDS Of Al:.iik and Wool Renaissance. Re-
Lot Of Curtain Bands - - per per pair.
Lot Of Picture cO; FiIn NJ rs piece.
No soliS 9.h ST.; E.tsns.n Table, oridined
d Sss ard to plat.
Reduced from S34 to 81 20
is;'ksi y:ry n.hass i ksSpesS sis to 81
solid Oak ]. Dining Room Chair, hish bac
Mo- 5S s;as Chair solid oss e1idzsd trimmings.
Ia saa sr Ssii upholstered in
aas up
Gen.Ismans Solid Leather Rocker. Reduced from
Gsn.,ew n Embossed Leather Rocker. Reduced
i Turkish Easy Rocker very handsome $50
i G,!t Chair: covered in French tapestry Reduced
ail. Rocker. ,on;y -. So. Reduced from sl5.
B. ,s RSfis E with silk plush cushion 1925
and 9S ans Chair; ean,y nghols:srsa silk
dl.rsss n So'b nan. 3 SssJ
asntismans OAK Writing Desk. roll top. eonbina-
ton drawers Reduced to $23;
feet high ;.a bargein at s2i Reduced from GAO
No. IS Solid Mahogany Antique Folding Table,
S.3 so. Former price $40.
Highly Polished lint. Nah. Rockers, Illuminated
leather seats and backs; very pretty. viii sell for
i No; 4ls Ladies' Writing Desk tbirch,, GA Re-
l Ladies' French Secretary, verni MARITIME finish +:
very stylish $2.. 30. Former price, 345
1 Ladies' Combination Writing Desk and WASH
stand. leather top. Reduced from $25 to e125 80.
,,dN No fd Cherry Table, pink plush top. Reduced
No iS Cherry n; Table, plush top. e. 80. Former
i No Isl Solid Oak Hall Rack, beveled plate glass;
oTS S SsGain e ssa 20 Former rn, price s
Only ~. Reduced from &l5.
No IL Solid Oak Bookcase. Reduced from s35 to
/ No. 500 China Closet, solid oak, beyeled French
plate glass, very handsome &42. Former price a75.
No 2tr3 Imitation Mahogany 3-piece SUITE French
bevel plate glars Reduced from S4s 80 to $:32.
Very Fine solid OAK 3-piece suite. beveled plate
glass. Cheap at t2S. 30.
White Mapc suite G. piece), bevelsd plate glass
No, Is? White Maple Chironier, s drawers, French
SPECIAL. sFECfXL. >'0
$50 Comfortap;es. Only Acc. each.
w Hair Mattresses. 40 pounds each. Only "a. g.
100 Feather Pillows. 75c. each.
~ Woven Wire springs, warranted Only e3.
as Solid Oak High backed Rockers. e. u each
We have % Rockers lett. very handsomely upbol-
stored IN tapestry and silk plush. Our leader At S5
Cannot be Bought elsewhere for 11O Don't fail to see
them.
JULIUS LANSBURGH
milo 18TH AND SITS.
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The Emancipation Celebration.

At . meeting held at the Church of Our Re-
deemer, on 9th street extended, last night
for the purpose Of making arrangements for
the celebration Of emancipation on the 18th of
April, 1891. the following officers we're elected:
r. wormley, president; J. Chamberlain, vice
president; 8. West, treasurer; J. H. Duckett.
IT,, secretary; marshal for the second District
N. Hawkins; X. Spencer, right aid; H. Fuller,
left aid; p. Harris, chief ofsta6. Ads-J. Cham.
berlain, b. smith, J. Coleman, R. Nelson, J.
Boots, i. Fuller.
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NOT A TOY PISTOL.
That's What the Court Thought and John
Essex Was Fined-Other Cases.

That's What the Court Thought and John
Essex Was Fined-Other Cases.
Lawyers Peyton and Kicks made a lengthy
fight in the Police Court this morning for John
Essex, their colored client, who was charged
with carrying a revolver.
Fannie Wheeler, a colored woman who lives
on sth street extended, seemed to have caused
all the trouble. Richard Queen was her hus-
band by proxy and Essex was at the house Sat-
urday night when Queen returned home. They
had some trouble and Essex drew a revolver
and threatened to use it. Fannie separated
them and then Essex threatened to shoot
through the window.
WAS Essex counting you?" asked counsel of
Fannie.
NO, indeed" she replied. 81 done been
co'ted.'
The defense produced toy pistol, which it
was claimed Essex had on the night in ques-
ton. The witnesses who had given evidence
against Essex were unable to tell whether the
toy pistol was the weapon he had or not, but q
little girl named Gertie Hall swore that il was
not. She said he had shown her the pistol
earlier in the evening and there were bullets
in it.
Counsel argued the case, but the court held
Essex guilty and fined him $50 or ninety days.
CAN L FIND THE POODLE.
Chas. Thomas was called to answer a charge
Of fighting dogs, but he failed to answer and
his IS collateral was forfeited Charlie caused
some excitement in Lewis alley southeast
some days ago by setting a bulldog and n
poodle to fighting. Policeman Horton, who
swore out the warrant, has not been able to
find the poodle since the fight.
Dan Jones, young colorcd man. was ac-
cused Of being disorderly in u saloon ON Mary
Z and ny ayn nd Ia a ataI
said that the place was a comb ination bar room
, and cook shop, and he went there to get
something TO eat and drink.
Il was singing" he said, "but I stopped
when requested to do So"
You had better keep out Of such places.
was Judge Miller's advice. Five dollars was
the amount OF fine.
Martha johnson plead guilty to charge Of
being disorderly on Pennsylvania avenue and
was fined IS or fifteen days.
The plea Of Francis Newton was the same and
so was the sentence. He was charged with
having committed the offense on Van street in
South Washington
A DIsoRDERLY TRIO.
Joseph Jones, Eliza Harris and Charlotte
Parker, colored, we're arraigned for being dis
orderly in MAYORS alley.
Guilty" responded Jones. Sand 90 am 1. -
said Eliza Il amt" was what Charlotte said,
but she was convicted and fined IS or fifteen
days just the same, as her companions were.
Dan Myers and James Braxton colored men,
were called upon to explain o charge Of
vagrancy, but their explanations were not sat-
| isiactory ones.
"8raxton," said Policeman Espey, els .
pigeon for house in Clark's alley"
what DO you mean by that" he was asked
'.He is always on the lookout for the police,
and when they enter the alley he gives the
alarm Myers WAS also given an uneuviable
reputation, and they were both required tn
give real estate security or 60 down for Al xtv
days.
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Tho National Gun Clnh.

At the annual meeting Of the National Gun
Club held in the clubs rooms at 2ls Pennsylva-
MA avenue southeast the following officers were
re-elected: President B. Wilson; vice president,
b L. Osborn; treasurer, VIM Rothwell; secre-
tnry, y. Geddis; captain, Vim. Wagner. Thos.
y. Doyle was elected lieutenant and John b.
Pey;on as fifth member Of the executive com
mittee vice Ihos. s. Kimpton, resigned. The
treasurers report showed that the club would
start on It's second season cat Of debt and with
q cash balance of over 800. resolution was
passed 10 challenge the winning club in the
match to be shot on the 29th instant between
the Capital City Gun Club Of this city and the
Standard Gun Club of Baltimore, Nd.
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Ofneers f,Ierfa<l

The University Club have elected officers as
follows: Justice Henry Il. Brown, president;
Henry Wise Garnett. vice president: +. d. Me-
kenney, second vice president: John c. Ed
wards. treasurer: Barry Buckley, secretary. and
JOHN T. Mclean, chairman finance Committee
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An Aftrfnpt nj ArSon

Yesterday Officer Slattery and officer Morgan
found that preparations had been made to fire
the mansion of the late Marshall Brown ON 7th
streetroad. The house was found open and
quantity Of dead leaves saturated with coal oil.
strewn through the halls and rooms-the
empty coal OIL jug in the closet-sn ready to be
lighted The officers brushed the leaves out
and secured the doors
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SxvlNrrEs School GrR1s
ALL SPEAK AT ONCE.

OkVkNTEEN OCHOOL O1RLS
ALL SPEAK AT ONCE.
TEACHER: What do you consider the science Of
ne s,ssses Number Of Dement'S on the greatest number
s:sss wS n this city do you consider lives
TIE HILL Eth : :ns s ST 8.
MANN UNI. says sst before rSsty came to
u
.as sa 70 ~ Pa sa get
vote seventeen credits to these little giris for this
these prices
Antique Extension Tables. square and round. o. So
Best Woven Wire Cots. sl.ss
Solid Oak Chamber Suites. Sl6.0a
Best CAne-sest Chairs. &c.
Broadway Folding Bel, with nice wool Mattress o21.
Uprieht Foldine Bed. $3.50.
Handso,ns Chinonier Beds. &25.
nice Tvmbless. l5c.
56-ptscz English Tea Sets. 81. g.
100-rBNcs English Dinner sets painted eoods, "a o.
Fine Walnut Crib Beds. %. so to 80.
Extra Large Cylinder Book Case and Desk. e25.
We have everything for the house except stoves. We
I'll foods in every part Of the city Our only terms
n G. aRAsrY.
i. DOUBLE STORES.
:sluhll 1910 and 1919 7sh =. nv.
Ssarsa MaLL1srnr.
MRS. !. .is Z HFg =. Nv.
ss: s I. &. % * &c: :: &
rSfrrsx BoxsErs AND HATS.
ss me s ss s Ssissa '0f Millinery ss
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Guilty of Assault With Intent to KIN.

Yesterday in the Criminal Court George
Richardson, colored man walking on acouple
of wooden legs with the assistance Of clutches,
was tried for an assault with intent to kill
John Pinkney, a colored boy, by shooting him
in the head on February 15-Mr. French for
the defendant 1t was testified that it was
between and 8 O'Clock when Richardson went
to house in Limerick alley, between and
Virginia avenue near I'd street southwest,
the door and the shot was fred almost i'm
mediately, the ball striking Pinkney in the side
of the head. Richardson testified that he had
spent some time in the house, and after walk
ing around he went back, but denied that he
guilty.
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WOULD BE PLEASED to see my friends ut
stand No. 1S6. first stand in b st. wing, Center
Market, where they can find the choicest
brands of butter and fresh eggs
MANxEs HANLETy.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.

ALBAUGH's.-"Mr. Barnes of New York"
NATIoSAL--''The Crystal Slipper"
HARRIs'.-"Daniel Boone"
kKRSAN's.-Irwin Bros Big Speciality Show
ACADEMY OF MUsIc-Lydis Thompson il
The Dazzler."
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Mr.. Norfnenf III

Mr. Samuel Norment has been i'll at his resi-
dsnee, SSS NJ street northwest, for the past
week with pneumonia His physicians, Drs.
WARWICK Evans and H. t. Sewers think he is
now In a fair way toward recovery.
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He Wants a jury Trial

Jacob Long'was charged in the Police Court
today with keeping an unlicensed bar. He
demanded a jury trial, and gave his personal
bonds FOR his appearance on the first day of
April.
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HE GRrAr AssreSEE,s SALE
NOW IN PROGRESS

Is bona fide. legitimate and genuine guarantee to
sell Clothing of the best grades Clothing made by
ez pert Baltimore taiors; Clothing manufactured by
Noah Walker Co at prices less than the OF
material. The stock comprises prvfuse display Of
garments made from all ar proved wesyings.
OVERCoATS IN BEAVERS, CHINCHILLAS, KER-
SEYS MELTONS, CASSIMERES, ELYSIANS,
MoNTAGNACS. CHEvIOTs, &c.
SUITS IN CASSIMERES. FINE wORSTEDS, CHEW
lots. FLANNELS. NEAT MIXTURES, &c.
Cline American and impaired Weares.l
THE CUSTOM DEPARTMENT IS OPEN
Garments will be made to order until the entire
splendid line Of Choice Stings now IN stock is Sc
lected and sold. The display of Piece Goods in
Guides, in addition to the usual offerings superb
array OF New Spring Fabrics, recently imported.
Test the Purchasing Pocer Of Your DOL
lars at This Great Sale.
Assignees of
NOAH WALKER & CO..
At the Old Stand,
mh12-3t e25 PENN. AVE. n W.
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spEcrALrIEs IN FINE BUTTER.
The Darlington The Sharplesa
The Four Leaf Clover.
and S-pound boxes packed for family use.
JAMES +. OYSTER.
Office cor. Penna. ave. and 9Th st.
en- 9th st. wing Center Market.
'h"rAe' ''~'' lbs Northern Liberty Market
Telephone No. 27I-3
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HOODS
HOODS
HOODS
Iron, IrcHn Ircz.n

This h the condition Of thousands Who suffer dsys
q misery and nights Of slssplsss agony nom itchinx
bleeding and burning and other akin torturvs
and who 1--we n ignorance Of the fact that single IN.
pliration Of The CUTIcURA REMEDIES viii aAosds
instant rsiisf and point 70 spssdy, psrmansnt ana
scouomical cure. Z
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-13

"MASIoU," the fines. sparkling table water
and ginger champagne in the world. An abso-
lutely natural mineral water that creates appe-
tite, aids digestion and tones up the system
generally. CHARLES KRAEMER, 737 9TH ST. NV.
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PROPOSALS.

Nv, S,A ssaIS. navy aSkb.Msrs6 * ISL
March 81. 1901 will he received at the Buresl q
EEfyE SSc
asey to sga a, Fa qss sRsa S.SS
Yard quantity q consist ing OF Nuts Brooms
Brushes sand, Nails. Screws, Betting. Lumber, lin,
articles conform 70 the navy STANDARD and pass
,ns , usual nasa nspeon Blank forms q proposal.
OF the Navy Yard. the Navy Pay ONCE New York or
equ. decided by lot The Department reserves the
not deemed sdyantseeOus TO tine Toyernmsn EDWIN
sTEMAkT. Paymaster General. o. s, Navy.
PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES TOR THE POST
Il Once Department and Posta. Servlce.-P st Once
Department. Washington. D. G., March II, issI.~
mt %t, sAr6 Ta3Sok A Ndak LLhysSIm s
Scales, Posi-markinx and Ra.inz STAMPS, Rubber
Goods Pens fenhSldsrs Pencils Inks. Saci S
Glass Goods. kulers, Folders, Articles Of Steel Rub
sneous stationery aaantites Of the Inherent
a ias s speS s2 ana T. sdch inns ana fron tine
5eeinning July lspl anu ending June 30 1ss2. for
service Blanks for proposals with specifcations Civ.
inc detailed statement Of tine De met
titles probably to be required of EACH aud g1vne full
nstruetiGns as to the manner Of bdIinx and cOndi
application to the Superintendent the division of
post Office supplies. Post Office. Department. WASH
ington, u. G. The Postmaster General reserves the
right TO reject or all bus, 40 waive tecLn cal de-
sfs na% JOIN w y sI s
eral. mhlI-law-3w
PROPOSALS FOR BOILERS PIPE, FITTINGS.
Il &e.-oftce Of Building ior Library OF Congress-
l45 East Capitol &. Washington. DC. March Z.
will be received at this Office until Two p N. on
THURSDAY. the SECOND DAY OF APRIL, 1891,
ders for furnishing and delivering the site Of the
building for Library Of Congress- in this city, the fol-
lowing fixtures, fitting and naterias heating and
power apparatus. namely: Class 1-Shell boilers
fronts and trimmings. water heaters, tsnAs &c Class
Cast iron hanye pipe. hot water coils. mani DOORS
&C. Class 3-tlttlngs tor wrought iron pine valves
steam traps, galvanized sheetr pipes &c Class A.
Wrought IRON plain and galvanized pipe. Specific
tions. general instructions and conditions and blank
forms Of proposal may be oIta ned app TO this
office. BERNARD u. GREEN, super ntendent and
Engineer. mh1. 80, II. l3. .S6Sl4d
PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING STREET LAM
terns-Ofhce o. the Commissioners ID. c., Wash
ington. D. c.. March IL. l&sl-Sealed proposals will
be received at this Office until TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ
on TUESDAY. MARCH 1HIRTi-FIkST 1891, for
furnishing three hundred street Lanterns, more or
less Blank forms of proposals and specifications
be obtained at this Office upon application therefor.
tocether with all necessary information and lids
on these forms will be considered. The right
served to reject any and all bids parts bids. J.
w. DOUGLASS. J. ". ROSS. II. n. ROBERT, Com
nissioners, ID. c. mh12-n
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The bill making eight hours a days labor in
Pennsylvania institutions under control of the
state passed finally in the Senate yesterday.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

rcETcAsr TILL EIGHT A. N. SATURDAY..
For the District Of Columbia, eastern Penn
sylvsnla. New Jersey, Delaware, Maryland and
Virginia, clearing; colder; winds becoming
northwesterly; fair Sunday.
CONDITION OF THg WATER
Temperature and condition of water at
a-m--Great Fails. temperature, As: condition.
l. hecelving reservoir, temperature. As. Con-
htion at north connection. 5; condition at
south connection. 10; distributing reservoir.
temperature. IS: condition at infuent gate
house. 3; condition at efiuent gate house. -.
hISh tide IN the river, 81 pm. Low tide m
The river, 4;42 pm
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HOOPS
HOODS
HOODS
HOODS

HOODS
HOODS
HOODS
SARSAPARILLA IL the best medicine To take IN the
spring Possessing Just those powers to purify the
blood create MI appetite and build MP the SYSTEM
which nearly everybody needs, Hoods Sarsapa,ila IA
the ideal Spring Medicine. Be to get Hoods and
only Hoods.
HOODS
HOODS
HOODS
SARsAPARILLA will do you an enormous amount Of
good just now by purifying your blood and building
up your system that will tide over the de-
pressing effects Of mder weather. and escape THAT
tired feeling. /" % common when the seasons change
HOODS
HOODS
HOODS
SARSAPARILLAi In carefully prepared from sarss
parila. Dsndeiion, Mandrake. Dock Juniper Berries
and other well known vegetable remedies every iners
dent being carefully selected and every step Of prs
ara:ion being carefully watched to obtain the bset
po3xible result.
HOODS
HOODS
sARsAPARILLA will cure, when in tho power Of
medicine. Scrofula. Salt Rheun, Scaldhead Sores
Boils. Pmples. all Humors, Dyspepsia Biliousnsss
Sick Headache. Indigestion, General Debility,
Cstarrh. Malaria. rheumatism. Kidney and Liver
Complaints.
HOODS sARsARILLA
Sold BY all druggists. q; six for e. Prepared only
by c. HOOD CO.. Apothscsriss, Lowell Mas
100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR ~ 4
&c HIrl E.c
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FRYE ExHIBrTIoN.-There will be an exhibit
ton Of George Boyd & Sons queen" table
syrup. together with other goods. at our store,
Saturday, March ii. Call and get sample
bottle. n. A. POOLE. Cash Grocer, 944 La ave.
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Hatch Cox. by F. H. Mackey and &. c.
Tucker, has fled suit against W. H. A. and W.
s. wormley to recover 5000 damages by
reason of the death Of plaintiffs wife, January
20, which he claims resulted from injuries re-
ceived by defendants horse and wagon running
over her on the 18th Of July last
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-13

CALL AyD SEE the new ink eraser at CHAPMAN
b TAYLoRs. DIS Penna. ave.
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TIE well-known firm of johnson Brothers
supply more families with fuel than any one
firm in the United States
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VISIT TEE EMPIRE CARPET CLEANING WORKS
GSl-s35 Mass ave- n ". Telephone 1852.
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CONDITION OF THg WATER

OUR new 50 derbies are the correct thing.
H. C. LEWIS & SoN. 1921 New York avenue.
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Bernhardt-Choices seats all performances
at Bradburys piano ware rooms, 1225 Psnnsyl-
vauia avenue.-Adrf
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CITY ITEMS.



nosss Ory Hoass
CoFFKk CoFFRk
n.r
cr..s 49, - i1 ~ 1 rue
rsi -.s :. hs.% S~Psn "a 20,
nv Jonnstar pros q C 10y
tn o-;g;n.i .sS 80
Electric Dry Roasssrs hsx;r.
factories in tlis city
One trial will convince
you of the advantages
Of using Coffees roasted
by their process.
than steam roas,
goes further than steam roast
more satisfactory in every wav.
We also handle the
Johnston Springfield Blended Tea
packed in pound and
Only SOC. per pound.
We can safely say this
is the best Jo-ccnt Ten
ever offered to the public.
We also handle a.
large assortment of every
variety OF fackage Uoods usuAuy
carried for the Tea
and Coffee trade.
Bakers Breakfast Cocoa.
Bakers Chocolate.
Bordens Eagle Milk.
Johnstons Breakfast Co6ee.
-. 'Pes."'
sa'uroay, Mareh "a,
announcer chance LOT
sianu sPSSaai presents
pu..:s., ~. -. $3.50
CG. - - NF ~. , o"NeA,
Ma)ohca fitcher,
MaJonca leg fots
Rebata .bacI. 20 al
purchasers of our Teas anil Coffeea
Goods nromn,lv dci;ve-sd
to ali nar,s ~ tSs c;,v
Gpr,r C,,,r, .xn I,p,x IL. %
7el 7.h - r., 80.
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FIxEFLoUn. McCoY's Feed Store, 1888 9TH NV.
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Highest Grade Imported.
Red Hand Alsopps Ale, bottled by the brew
ers, Messrs. Samuel Alsopp q Sons, Limited,
Burton-on-Trent, England.
For sale by N. W. BuRcHELL.
ja30-f&m,n 1925 st. NV
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ja30-f&m,tf

"R0ckbridse Rye" finest made, "A per gal
Ion; 81 quart bottle. LYNcHs, 404 9th ST. NV.
s1-m&f,tr
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An Invention Making Sewing Pastime,
Wheeler Il Wilson's New High Arm No. g.
1t charms on sight. Its use enraptures.
Office 437 9Th street northwest. dl1-tr
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Razors HOned and Dog Collars engraved
free. Table Cutlery and surgical Instruments
ground. d. n. WALroRD. Al Pa. ave. NV. Its
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NOtice.-Java and Mocha Coffee, fresh and
fine, Soc. lib. No cheap or adulterated COM
pounds ground up and sold as Coffee. ..Sunrise
Chop" lea, soc. h.; best Tea in the world for
the money. Fresh Eggs, every one guaranteed
npurchased with your family order tomorrow;
price very low.
it, NJ &P MErzoER AT 7th at NV
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The Auction Sale of Fine Shoes at ].
Brooks, 722 TIN street, will continue day and
night until the entire stock is sold It,
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..Rson0DSK" cures headache. 2se.--Adrt.
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A Rare Chance.
For few days only we will sell our a and
"a SO Pants at S2.5O and %.
| mhl2-2t II. EEIzENsTEIN, 405- 407 It'll st. NV
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Rex Furniture Polish.
Special Offer.
In order to Introduce this polish to con-
sumers. we will offer to each customer one. OF
our regular
Soc. bottles for Csc.
This offer only holds good for one week, be-
ginning March Ii, anu only for one bottle.
The Z. HANSON Hiss MFG. Co.,
mhll-6t 1910 + Ut. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-13

500 Elegant Spring Overcoats. your choice
During this sale we offer 800 Derby Hats,
spring styles, Dunlap's shape, at s9c.
FRIEDLANDER,
1t Cor. 9Th and sts
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Disagreeable sensations resulting from
cough vanish before DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup. 5
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