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The young man who committed suicide ct
BOG New Hampshire avenue was John s. Colds
borough, and there is little doubt but that he
was at the time suffering from alteration of
the mind caused by the use Of morphine, q
habit he contracted in attempting to alleviate
his pains.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-22
Three Alleged Burglars Tried.


In the Criminal Court, Judge Bradley, yes
terday the case Of William Dade, John Higgins
and William Grayson, the three colored men
arrested by Officer Heller on January q for
HOUSEKEEPING and the larceny Of two boxes Of
oranges, was called. Dade plead guilty and
was sentenced to four years in the penitentiary
The others stood trial, Mr.. Gloss appearing for
them. and they admitted that they were there,
but Dade had engaged them to carry some
oranges in o wagon, and knowing him to be
employed. in the store thought it was all
not acquainted with Dade, but knew that he
worked ut the store. Two colored women tes-
titled that Higgins had been to their house to
see Dade. A verdict of guilty with recommen-
dation to mercy was found as to Higgins and Of
not guilty as to Grayson.
Gen. Nelson A. Miles and party left the City
of Mexico for Chicago Saturday night
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CITY ITEMS.

Anu AEiumpn OF Ma2net1Sm over DIS.
ease.
Drs. French.
Great Success Endorsed by Many Grateful Pa
tients.
Their Offices at
1925 street northwest
Thronged With Anxious Inuuirers
The best evidence OF mans skill, mechanical
or professional. is the character of the work he
has done. and the best evidence that physi-
clan deserves the confidence of the public is the
condition Of those whom he has rescued from
disease and despair. The following cases speak
volumes in themselves: For some years past
Mrs Charles Day of 18th street southeast has
been great sufferer from stomach troubles.
which had defed the most strenuous efforts of
several good doctors to cure her. The disease
from which Mrs. Day suffered was of the most
painful nature. The pain attacked her in par
oxysms of a neuralgia character, and from her
first attack they had increased both in frequency
and severity until she would have sometimes
two day. Her family stated that it was a
most trying thing to witness the patient in one
toned to call it. She would all but lose con-
seriousness under the fearful pain and the effect
upon the hearts action was such that in more
than one instance it was thought impossible
that she could revive. Her general health was
entirely shattered and her condition ANYTHING
but enviable when she came to DR.. French .
office looking for that relief which could
nowhere else be found. 9slay she calls her
self a perfectly we'll wdh. Her pain has
not returned since the tn0kd treatment Her
appetite is good and she eats anything and
everything she desires without any pain or in
convenience. Mrs. Day is lady in her sixty-
third year and her health is now quite remark
able for one in her age and WHO has passed
through such painful experience, and she is
certainly very grateful to Drs. French for her
remarkable restoration to health.
Capt. George Summers, X street northeast
suffered three years with rheumatism of the
feet and for months was unable to wear shoes
or to walk without support is completely
cured
Mr.. John Feely Of Staunton was treated and
cured by Drs. French. His trouble was lame
back, general debility and great nervous pros
tration; was entirely unfit for business and
terrible sufferer. At his last visit to Drs.
French's Office he stated that he felt as well as
ever and was able to do a good days work, in
fact, had shod seventeen horses the day before,
and that for $4,000 he would not be placed
back where he was before coming for treat
ment.
Mr.. James D. Grote of Callinan's Corners.
Albany county, had neuralgia of stomach and
catarrh. and was very hard of hearing, the
result OF his catarrh trouble. He is cured Of
his stomach trouble and can now hear as well
as ever. Referred to.
Drs. French treat all chronic disease with
equal success, and those who are suffering and
can find no relief should 60 and consult them
Pay no attention to what prejudiced know-it-
ais say. but 60 to their Office and see them.
Consultation free. Office hours from a. M to
6p.m. II
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AMUsEMENTs TONIGHr,

AIBArGH's.-George Wilson's Minstrels.
NATIoSAL--A. VI. Palmer's Company in
"A Pair Of Spectacles" and "a Man of the
orld."
kERSAS's.-Henry Big Burlesque Company.
HARRIS observation-disclosures
Masonic rEMPLE.-Kermesse Militaire.
ACADEMY OF MusIc.-'The Specter's Bride. :"
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Z ERNAN's NEw WASHINGTON rHkATEh
N ELEVENTH STREET.


n ILEvENTH sTkEET
This week-Iadies Matinee Tomorrow.
HENRY BURLEsoUE COMPANY.
TExARKANAs.
The Remarkable Dancer
Agnes Barry. Herbert Crowley, Sisters De Witt.
" Geo sassei q. S MSoa, s's'sr''
Next weel-BIILY TESTERS BIG SHOW. zoe,
NEW NATIONAL THEATRE
/: Z T SE EHsEs';
HABIsSs U4RE
THIS WEDNESDAY, EVENING.
E EiE s I! : sEEE$$##EsEEE:;
H I'M s & & HE HE $ $$sES
sA1 tNaHs. aNyp t sfSHSffRs
Next veeh-THE still ALARM. sp2
A Laughs GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
EVERY EyENINe.
Magnificent Production Of Nineteeuth Century
GEORGE WILSON
NCLTIvERSANT MINISTERIAL.
- FORTY-FIyE e
MERRY MINSTRELS
Led BY the Greatest Living Minstrel.
Mr.. GEORGE WILSON,
Assisted by Court Testers,
TOM LEWIS,
roPiak bSS sEkErE Rf$ SSESsfhSf
-FOUR EMPERORS OF MUSIC,
Howard. Talbot Russell and Mcleod.
Next week-Summer opera season-Carleton Omar
Company in THE MERRY WAR apr
ENTERTAINMENT And sOCIABLE
~ For the BENEFIT of
STANSBURY LODGE, No. "a, FAAM,
AZ Grand Army Hall. THURSDAY EVENING, April
rs, lS9l at O'Clock. Excellent Vocal and fnstru-
mental MUSIC. Entertaining Dramatic Readings.
flag Driii by Young Ladies and other attractions.
Dancing at 10 ppm. Tickets. rs cts. ap.s2-2t'
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In Memory of . Class,nate.

At q meeting Of the post graduate class of the
Law School of Georgetown University Monday
evening appropriate resolutions were adopted
respecting the death of E. Gardiner Edelen, an
esteemed member Of the class of 80, who died
in Baltimore 18th instant The committee on
resolutions comprised Paul E. Johnson, James
Devine. Samuel e. Darby, Oscar P. Schmidt
and Henry B. Brownell.
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CONDITION or THE WATER

Temperature and condition OF water At
am.-Great Falls. temperature. 50: condition.
IA Receiving reservoir. temperature. 81 Con-
dition at north connection. s.: condition at
south connection. Is. distributing reservoir.
temperature "a: condition at infiuent gate
house. 10. condition at effiuent gate house, 80.
High tide in the river, 6:55 pm Low tioe in
the river, ITO pm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-22

THOSE who are afflicted with piles full well
by using 7. w. Bottoms pile salve; successfully
tried and indorsed for over fifty years Simple
and effective. II not obtainable at your drug
gists il will be mailed you upon receipt of SOC.
per box by the WISKELMAsS & BRowS DRUG
Co of Baltimore. Md
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Back Ache, Kidney Pains. Weakness Rheumatism
and muscular Pains relieved in minute by the
CUT1CURA ANT1-pAIN PLASTER. pic apo2-w6s
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John Thomas Brown, a colored boy, was
knocked down by u beer wagon on Goth street
above L yesterday. He was taken to his home,
between L, NJ, 10Th and Goth streets, and at
tended by DIR. Morgan, who found the injuries
to be slight.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADAM FoKrp.ucrs
Largest. oldest. richest tented exhibition IN the world
JAMES T. COOPER. Sole ownsr.
Doors open at and IN. performance commences
at and O'Clock .. m. for two days only.
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY. APRIL ~. 30.
CAPITOL PARK.
North Capitol and streets The grounds are directly
essoe oy AL the various street passenger lines-
4-Paw's Colossal Triple circus,
4Pauhs Startling Stare Sensations,
<Paws Glorious Hippodrome Races.
4-fav's Mammoth Double MenAxerie,
ffaws Trained Animal Expostioni
4-Psw's Wild West SHOW,
4Paws Famous Foreign Featuresi
First Season in America Of
COL BOONE AND MISS cARLorrA.
The Worlds Most Accomplished and Brsyess IAon
tanners and Trainers in the Word.
5nTl Ii Lei Lsos. IL, he okkFSS.s
WINCH Is snsrsasa With lofty steel fence. tnsursns
The most lustrious Of all aeraiiss the incompsr.b,e
HANLoN VOTERS their thrilling Lea n for IAse"
forty feet in mid-sir the swsying trapezs.
300 ARENIo STARS.
THREE TIMES THE GREATEST MENAaERrE
Ever exhibited in America and only realistic and
RECONSTRUCTED WILD WEST EXHIBIfIoNI
-SU SCOUTS. SAvAGES AND SOLDIERS
Capt :. H i. BSssssu; and BOas,
GHOST pANCEi
AL the entire and superb Paris Hippodrome mile
every Kind Of races, French female charioteers
ADAM FOREPAUGHS new and astounding trsiped
animal exhibition. including
TWENTY WONDERFUL AND WISE ELEPHANTS.
$4,000 STUD TRAINED HORSES.
100 ACTING ANIMALS,
Daily expenses az 5OO. n. p;,.i Al ono ooo
lao MEN AND HORSES.
50cars- 4 Trains
The sumptuous and stupeudous
GALA-DAY PARADE
Ofthe mighty combine takes place at 10 m wednes-
cav April -. unfolding ali the dazzling unique PIC
turesque historical and sumptuous professional re-
sources of the Monster Dual Organization.
ADMISSION, % cents, children under nine years of
age - cents Reserved numbered seats extra EIcur-
sions on ali railroads.
General admission and reserved sest tickets can be
secured at DRoopS Music Store gso Pa. ave. AZ the
osual slight advance the day Exhibition only
apis. p. 70. Is 29-jt
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TIVE B,R-LocK TyPEwRrrER--An advance
upon any writing machine vet produced in all
the essential requirements Of a modern typo
writer. Room T. Kellogg building.
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Three hundred coal beavers empioyed at the
Cleveland docks went on strike Sunday for an
increase from 10 to IS cents ton for hand.
ling coal
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YouR BLOOD


Needs thorough cleansing this spring. in order 70
expel the impurities which have accumulated during
the winter, or which may BIO hereditary, and
cause you much suffering. We confidently
recommend Hoods Sarsaparilla the very best
spring medicine. By its tho blood is puri-
fed. enriched and vitalzed. that tired feeling
Is entirely overcome and the whole body given
strength and visor. The appetite is restored
and sharpened, the digestive organs toned,
and the kidneys and liver invigorated.
BLOOD POISON
suffered the ntoersble burning and itching of blood
poisoning by ivy. 1t would break ont on my
legs in my throat and eyes. Last spring took
Hoods Ssrsaparilla. as q blood purifier, with
no thought of it as q special remedy Cor ivy
poisoning, but It has effected permanent and
thorough cure" CALVIN 7. SHUTE, Went
worth. N. II.
SALT RHEUM
II have little girl who very seriously afflicted
with salt rheum. tried various doctors without any
good effect and ct length I had recourse to
Hoods Sarsaparilla. Two bottles completely
cured her and she has remained well ever since
can most confidently recommend Hoods
Sarsaparilla to any one similarly afilicted."
Mrs. THOs. DAVIES. Cleveland. Ohio.
n. B. II you decide to take Hoods ssrsapartlla do
not BE- induced 70 buy any other.
HOODS sARsAPARrILA
Sold BY al drussists. I'll ax for s5. Prepared only
By O. L HOOD CO., Apothecaxiss. Lowell, Mas.
100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR
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OrRs THE GLORY: THE Pro

Ours THE GLORY; THE PRoFIr YoURsi
We sell you q crush hat. in all the new spring
colorings. full satin lined, for 81; well worth 80
cents more. HENRY FRANC & Son. One Price,
cor 7th and d SITS.
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Mnxand whisky tests. HEnPLER's, 453 Pa ave.
We HAVE a complete assortment

ONLY "a for a fine crayon and one dozen cab
inets EsrABRooK, III Market Space.
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SEE THE NEW Process gasoline stove. ". s.
JENKs A Co
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The SALE THAT TAXES PLACE TOMORROW
Messrs- Latimer Sloan will begin the sale at
IL o'clock tomorrow morning April az At THAR
rooms. l4O3 q street, near the United States
Treasury. OF an exceptionally rare and artistic
collection OF goods. the exhibition of which
was largely attended yesterday and today.
This Is a most important sale and should receive
the attention of connoisseurs and others who
desire useful and beautiful objects.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

yonycAsT TILL EIsHr A. N. THURSDAY.
For the District Of Columbia. Delaware, Mary
land. and Virginia, showers; southerly winds
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IT STOPS THE PAIN.

P1MPLES. black heads, red. rough, chapped and oily
skin cured by CUTICURA SOAP,
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I INCoLN MUSIC HAIL.. NIkIscH
WEDNESDAY EVENING. APRIL %. ATs.
LAST APPEARANCE THIS SEASON OF THE
SIKISCH.
BOSTON
BOSTON
BOSTON
SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA.
SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA.
SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA.


MR. ARTHUR NIKIsCH. CONDUCTOR.
Sooists:
NINE HELEN HOPEKIRK.
NINE. HELEN HoPEKIRK.
The Distinguished Pianiste
MIR. ANTON HEKKING,
IR. ANTON HEKkING,
Solo Violoncellist.
Ahnhant program. closing with the
BEETHOVEN EROICA SYMPHONY.
tBy Special Request.)
Tickets now on sale at J. F. Ellis Co. g. 937 Penn
ap2l-st C. A. ELLIS, Manager
GRAND PANORAMA OF PILGRIMS PROGRESS
BY REV. ADAM CHAMBERS
HAM11NE NJ e. q G MEM a2h sfG SI RAb
JOHN w MEpkEs I Y AP BIN ?. Sunrcy
CGMNECTIcTT AVE: i W.
E STREET BAPTIST CHURCH NEAR 9Th NV,
FRIDAY, APRIL "a.
Tickets, 2oc.; children. l5c. Begins at 8 O'Clock
I !NGoLN MEsIO HALL. FRIDAY AND sATUR-
BIRDS q the ~ osasands co ssasi
Society Fayorites only attraction of the kind in the
word worthy Of your time and money. Larger, better
grander than ever Led by the leaders of minstre.sy
with the big mouth. The funny and famous James A
Bland. the humorous. the quaint, the eccentric the
LAUGHTER inspiring Fellow OF infinite Jest" billy
kings.
COWS. Toe. back rows balcony soc orchestra and
first two rows in circle. 81; third row circle c gen
era auusslon, oOc. Reserved seats be secured
ap2l-ot
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Adjudged of Uusound Mind.

Yesterday the jury of thirteen summoned by
the marshal to inquire as to the mental condi-
ton Of Johanna Quill resumed the hearing at
the court house, Messrs. Whitaker and Provost
appearing for the petitioner and some Of her
relatives and Mr. Thomas NJ. Fields for Sig
mund j. Block, who is the vendee Of certain
real estate. &c. purchased Of her. On behalf
Of the petitioners it was shown tn at she had
been addicted to liquor for some years; that
she had been frequently arrested for being
drunk and disorderly and other ofenses COM
mitted while intoxicated and was now in Jail
awaiting trial for larceny. Drs. Godding and q.
l.. Magruder testified that she suffering from
alcoholic dementia. Testimony was given by
a number of persons to show that she was an
ordinarily sensible woman and some regarded
her of more than ordinary intelligence for one
of her station in life. Mrs. Quill took the stand
and freely answered the questions asked and in
regard to her transactions with Block said she
was at the time intoxicated.
The jury found verdict that she was Of I'M
sound mind from the use Of liquor and recon-
mended the appointment of q committee to
manage hey estate.
Catherine Worthiagton, Margaret Simms and
]. I. Simmons were also adjudged insane yes
terday.
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Go TO JOIN r. KELLY. Corned beef a speciality
Stalls: 62s. 629 and $50 Center Market 9th st
wing Telephone call, 1O64-2. FOG and 20
Northern Liberty Market.
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Mrs. Belva Lockwood on Marriage"


Mrs. Belva Lockwood, in the course of q
characteristic lecture at the Metropolitan
Church, on N street. last evening on the subject
SIS Marriage Failure?' answered that ques-
ton in the negative She showed from cita-
tions from the Bible tina. all the best men of
those days had married, and that they had
married the best women. This, she said, con-
tinued to be the custom today, and few good
men or women remained unmarried She spoke
Of the number Of divorces granted, but at the
same time said that they were but a small pro-
portion as compared with the number Of mar
ried people who did not apply to the divorce
court. The lecture was enlivened with anec-
dotes and humorous illusions and was literally
applauded by the audience.
PERHAPS the most important sale Of real
estate that has occurred in this city for some
time will take place tomorrow Thursday after
noon, April q, q. o'clock when Ratclifre.
Darr q Co. will put up under the hammer, by
order Of T. A. Lambert, trustee, that valuable
business property corner Of 9Th and z streets
northwest. This property, aside from being
near several public buildings and fine Office
buildings, enjoys many advantages - q BUSH
ness investment, either with view of further
improvement or to remain a. il Ia, Welding a
fair annual rental. The site, which IL SOxi60.
which ID improved over its entirety, il adapted
to an Improvement Of any kind Capitalists
and others should not lose this rare chance for
an unusually dne investment-Adut.
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A Coon OPPORTUNITY for investing in prop
erty, suitable for subdivision, is offered in the
sale Of unimproved property on c street south,
near United States Capitol, to be sold tomor-
row afternooa at clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-22

The NEW Process yAPoR STOVE, for sale only
by VI. q. MITCHELL. BIOS VI ST.
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Tue Mosaic Work Of the discovery Of the
remains Of 81. Marcus is now on exhibition at
VEERHoFFs galleries. There are more than
1000. 900 pieces stone Used to execute the
me-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-22

MAKE Morn OF THs.-Garrets Park Il the
only suburban subdivision that has mscsd-
amized avenues and ssone-pAvsd guttsringa-
AdrI
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BERxELEr pure rye whisky.

CALL TELEPHONE 63i-3
And order a case
Heurichs Book.
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AFrER suPPER ExPRKss TO NEw YoRK VIA
4 AND o. r. Rim order 10 accommodate the
increased travel to Philadelphia and New York
the b. and D. X r. Co, has placed in service a
last express train with sleeping car attached,
living washington al $50 Pm, arriving at
am Passengers can remain undisturbed in
sleeper I'm nj 80 This train carries the Is
mail, which is distributed by first morning
delivery in Philadelphia and New York
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New TUHK1sH Barns.
ap21toje27 1893 Gs..n.w
II ARKis' BiJoU THEATEk-
Mrs. P. Harris R. L. Britton and Tunis r. Dean Pro-
prietors and Managers.
MONDAY AND TUESDAY EVENINGS AND TUES
vrr v,s, A CELEBRATED CASE.
fH AhR pTHykPAk AND
ARRAH,NA-PoGUE.
A cADEMY OF MUSIC.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL y,
THE CHORAL SOCIETY
VIII produce Dvoraks great Cantata,
THE THE s sPEcTkE's B BkIBE:
Mime; SOPHIE ZELA,. Soprano.
Mr. MI: NM Nm 1 it hpASIIs. b hsnS5;
BALTIMORE SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
ot r.icss e. and &c. Tickets a. Meter
SPRING MEETING
WASHINGTON JOCKEY CLUB.
BENNING RACE COURSE.
-'A' WEDNESDAY,, APRIL o.
THURSDAYS aI6 APRIL go,
,,o, sATtRDAY, NAY 2.
n0N TUESDAY, MAYS.
"fDSE TRSkRs BsEe 'MArz
Steeplechases and Hurdle Races Over 300 of the
best race horses will take part First promptly
Bpm.
Admssion-Grounds.g grand stand and pool lawn. 81 /;
including club house and paddock. 81 So Objection
able characters will be denied admission.
special trains Will leave 9TH street depot and return
immediately after the last race. apo LAT
RIsCHOFF CONCERT,
ID sIscHoF EfsS S8SeER cE,,xcr.r
BISCHOFF CONCERT,
At the
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
FRIDAY. APRIL "A.
This will be the closing of course and will
beers by DR.. Bischof and his pupils
Reserved seats without extra charge ON ss a.
Ellis l. Co. s. 937 Pa. ave. ap2O-5t
DHILIP PHILLIPS.
THE SINGING PILGRIM,
WITH HIS
PEERLESS ROYAL PHOTO-OPTICoN.
Songs Superby Illustrated While Being sung.
Enhancing Descriptive Lecture as the Famous
"Globe Trotter." Tells the Story of his Wandernps
Every View Work Of Fine Art. fncomparabIy Supe-
the Press. Pulpit and Delighted Audiences
Three Nights Only! At Foundry NJ e. Church
Corner 18th and G streets.
ON THURSDAY. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY.
April %. "a and 25.
Tickets Tor sale at Bradbury Pariors us r: ave- e.'
aplS-4t
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FoR SPRING LAMB

NEW Process NAPoR Stove, a complete revo-
luton, for sale by NJ c. MITCHELL, 3lOs N st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-22

JOHNSTON, BRos. & Co.. the Wholesale coffee
COZ and 6l3 New York avenue, have lust opened
a handsome new branch house at $50 Louisiana
avenue for the accommodation Of the down.
town trasie and their large out-of-town business
They have also put in complete new machinery
for the dry roasting process, the same as i'll the
ceiying fine lot o. ncw-crop teas and are also
making speciality Of spring leaf blended, put
up In convenient packages, and Of Johnston's
self-settling breakfast coffee. This firm ham
dies the best brands Of chocolate, cocoa, rice
and spices.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-22

BEINA pore old rye whisky for medicinal
use, - per gallon. y. A. POOLE, 9i4 La ave. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-22

SEE THE JEWEL Gas STOVE, large oven. ".
8. jerks & Co., III 9TH ST.
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Solid Gold Rings, 81. FRANKS, 461 Pa. ave. .

Caligraph Writing Machine is the best
for manifOlding and for speed.
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BERKELEY is pure.

HEURIcH's Book the best Bottled by the
ARLINGTON BoTTLISG Co.
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SEE The RELIABLE gas and gasoline stove We
offer. W. 5. jerks 4 Co., III It'll ST.
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CUTICURA REsOLvENT

The new Blood Purifier. internally Ito cleanse the
blood OF all impurities and poisonous elements, and
CoIlCURA. the great Skin Cure. and CUTICURA
SoAP. an exquisite Skin Beautifier externally <.o
clear the skin and scalp and restore the har cured
thousands of cases where the shedding of scales
measured quart daily the skin cracked, bleeding,
burning and itching almost beyond endurance hair
lieless or all gone suffering terrible. What other
remedies have made such curess
Sold everywhere Price. CUTICURA, Soc; SOAP.
2oc. RESOLVENT. 81. Prepared by the POTTER
DRUG AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION Boston
Ssend for How to Cure Skin Diseases " "a pages
SO illus STATIONS and 100 testimonials
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Biliousness, Constipation, Torpid Liver
&C., cured by Miles Nerve and Liver Pills, SC
doses Csc. Samples free at
Str MERITS DRUG STORE lQl4 at
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-22
FINE POarR,Irs at Kets Kemethy's, 11os Pa. av

"MkSIror. the finest sparkling table waite
and ginger champagne in the world. An abso-
lutely natural mineral water that creates apper
tte, aids digestion and tones up the system
generally CHARLES KRAEMER 737 9TH St W.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-22

CHASE, umbrella maker, 18th ST. opp. Star
Office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-22

Now II THE TINE TO BCY
Gas Stoves.
We would call your attention to
the Economy" Jewell and Re
liable Gas Stoves.
s. 5. SHEDD 4 Bro,
1872 9Th ST. NV.