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CAPITOL TOPICS.
CONTRIBUTIONS.

CONTRIBUTIONS
The Senate yesterday confirmed the follow
ing nominations: Edgar Aldrich of New
Hampshire to be United States district Judge
for the district of New Hampshire, Jas. II.
Reed of Pennsylvania to be United States iudpe
for western district of Pennsylvania Joseph ID.
Jones OF Utah to be judge Of probate in Utah
county, l tab; Jas. A. Stark of Utah to be Judge
OF probate In Piute county. James Gipson to be
postmaster at Coleman, Tex.
JUDGE BEATTY ANSWERING THE CHARGES.
James H. Beatty, nominated by the President
as United States judge for Idaho. and whose
nomination has been opposed by the Idaho
senators on the ground that he was connected
with the Clagett faction in the legislature which
sought TO reverse the action of that body in the
election of Senator Dubois. and to replace him
by Mr.. ClaSett, has arrived i'll the city and APP
peared before subcommittee of the Senate
committee on the judiciary yesterday morning
to defend himself against the charges preferred!
against him.
EXrESDISG THE CIVIL SERVICE
Representative Greenhalge of Massachusetts
yesterday introduced in the House Joint reso-
luton TO bring the employees under the Indian
bureau within the provisions OF the civil sery-
ice act.
AN INCREASE OF PENSION
The House committee on invalid pensions
has authorized a favorable report on the Sen
ate bill increasing 10 Sl00 per month the pen
sion Of the widow of the late Rear Admiral
Charles Wilkes, U.SN.
PAY FOR CLERKS.
Senator Paddock, from the committee nm
audit and control. yesterday reported TO the
Senate as an amendment to the legislative ap-
preparation bill paragraph appropriatina
SN-ouo Tor pay Of senatorial clerks and en-.
pioses during the last recess Of Congress.
ACCOUNTS Oh STATES AGAINST TEE GOVERNMENT
Senator Darrell yesterday ofere! IN amend
ment 70 the deficiency bill requiring the secre
tary OF the Treasury to restate the accounts OF
the states of New York. Pennsylvania. Della
ware and South Carolina and the city OF IIalti
more against the government growing out Of
the war of 1872 AID appropristing - 5OO, COt
Tor their settlement.
POSTAL SAVINGS BANKS.
The House committee on post Offices and pos
roads has authorized a favorable report OF
the bill introduced by Representative Evan,
CTenn.) 20 establish postal savings banks ant
encourage small savings banks among the
people.
senator Butler. who has been suffering from
an attack OF the grip for the past two weeks
me'iltatcs an excursion To some salt water win
ter resort as a cure for his afflicted condition
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EXCURSIONS. &c.

0oMlS, EURoPEAN PARTY SoR 1881 MEssRs
- MAhhkN cHOA1k h co. announce the compile
nOn Of All Tor the summer trip TO hurope
unier the personal care and superintendent Of DR. l.
Z. Loomis In hls fifteen years exper1ence in con
dnctlng and dlrefins EurOIean tour he has the
conncenc- and esteem Of hundreds vho have had the
pressure OF s,coml. ny aim. The Short Tour PARTY
VIII leave New ork June l. and include Ireland
Scotlsnd. EnSianl. Belgium. the Rhlns, Nur-nil-rs
.le Ma.l-r festival. Beu-ilprg. Par Antwerp:
ane IN New lorS AUGUST n The Ions Tour Party
Mi leave June ~ and inc ude Scotland. knrand the
RNne. the warner FESTIVAL the Tyrolesn Mountains.
SNnkerland, Paris. sc. due in New York SsIf 4
lhe party Will BE- under the uersonal and sulr-
VISION OF Dr. LOOMS ami his assistant. Mr. ". r.
choate, from New York round to the honlewAr EN-
narAation and Will he az time a
or iores conductor for crcuars siving ali parflcu-
lars address WARREN CHOAIE q 90,
te2l-sStu6w 80 llth ST.. Washington. II. c.
MONT VERNON. The TOMB OF WASHING
~ ION.-UniiI iurther notice tine palatai irln AMI
Gee Steamer CHARLES MACALEsIER will leave her
wharf, loot OF .thst daily. ercet sun day. follows:
tsaSs Tor MOUNT NEkNoN at 10 am. Arrive "a
,Masnlnyton At u N. Fare round IMP TO MOUNT
Nfh>oN. inc uding admission TO the mansion ami
grounds. 81 Elegant cafe Charles hacal-star
lie Charles Manchester vii also make rlver lsndnzS
a. far down as GlylaOnt. landing also at MARSHALL
HALL golnx anu returning. Fare. round trip. IS
cents to3-tfI L. 1. BLAkE. Captain
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1oHoRRows Washington Herald gives a full
account Of the pony eontest---Adut

MosER's WATER CoLoRs GROWING Is PoPr-
iARlN..Ihe hrst weeks large atts ndanee. in
spite OF the Indictment weather. and the marked
interest shown IN Mr. Moser's water eolors at
his second annual exhibition, now open. is most
gratifying. The $50 pictures which comprise
the collection are full OF varied interest and
charm, including giimpses of New England. the
Jersey coast and quaint bits here at home. The
sales have been most encouraging but no pic
lures will be removed before the close on the
18th Mr.. Moser is in attendance To- NEE. old
and welcome new friends at the Fischer art
rooms. 529 18th street, opposite the treasury,
daily from TO 6.
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l CunE Frs.

Whom say cure ! 10 not msrely to stop them
Tor time sni Chen have again i.ean A
ra.s:.i cure have made the iiscasl 90 FITS, rIi-
LhPsi "a FALLING siChNEssa ife-ionz s.usly.
warrant remedy To tie won 81 ,ssrs I-aus,
others have failed ior ma now RECEIVING
cure, send ~ once tor TREATISE and Bottle Of
my ihiaiAib.e remedy. Give kxir~ss and lost Oince
1900 IL. u. AU&i, II. c.,
Au'-S7W lSS relrl ST.. n. Y.
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More Forfeited Eonds.

Yesterday, on motion of Mr.. A. A. Birney. in
charge of forfeited bail cases, executions we're
ordered to issue against the following sureties:
Robert E. Boston. James Connell. Thomas
Hoyt. Albert Eiseman. David Butler. Albert c.
Batchen. Edward Deyln. Michael Began.
Bridget Began, Charles Crane. Thomas Kelly.
alias John Raymond. James Mcintosh, James
L. Narrower and Bartholomew Digsins
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHr.

ALBArGH's.-W. II. Crane in "The Senator"
NATIoSAL--Halle 4 Hart in Later On"
HAEEIs' Z. Werner in .-Shamus
D Brien-'
kERSAN's--Gus Hills World of Novelties
WASHINGTON L. /. HALL--The Worlds Fair
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.
FORECAST TILL EIGHr A. NJ sUSp

FORECAST TILL EIGHr A N. SUNDAY.
Foss the Distric: of Columbia. Maryland and
Virginia. threatening weather and rain; south
erly winds; colder and fair Sunday.
CONDITION or THE WATER
Temperature and condition Of water ut Z
am.-Cireat Falls temperature. -: condition.
2 Receiving reservoir. temperature. AZ. Con-
dition ut north connection. IL; condition at
south connection. 3; distributing reservoir.
Temperature A.: condition az inAuent gate
house. z: condition at effiuent gate house. T..
High tide in the river, $40 p M Low tide in
the river, 1874 pm
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Patrick Cun,mins, Will

The will of the late Patrick Cummins was
filed yesterday. He leaves so to the pastor of
St Anne's Catholic Church. Tenieytown and
the rest OF his estate to his niece Mary J. Wise,
to be divided at her death among her children,
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FINE OLD RYE and Bourbon whiskies Of 1866,
1873 and 1873. the choicest to be had, and of
which i make speciality. Gail at tire old es-
adjustment of CHEIs. XASDER, 909 9TH street
northwest.
One price only
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Tried for Hiring Out Hi. Child.

In the case Of NicOlai Rosette. charged with
violating the humane law by hiring his child
out with hand organ. the defendant was con-
yieted in the Criminal Court yesterday and a
hne of % imposed.
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The Jubilee is a perfect Razor. WALFoRD's.
Mourni,. Clouds of tine best brands Ten
per cent off for cash.
ja29-tf ". NJ. SHUsTER K Sons
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The WASHINGTON Loan and Trust Co. pays
interest. Capital 1000, 600. b. H. WARNER,
President.-Adrt
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FUssELLs POPULAR Lex CREAM is better thar
ever before Order quart for dinner at 142I
New York avenue.
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Phillips Dixestible Cocoa.
II, $,iy AMI ala

Nervous Debility, Poor Memory, Din
dence Sexual Weakness, Pimples cured by DIR
Miles Nervine. Samples free at
q MERTz DliUG STORE, 1914 st.
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The vell-known firm of johnson Brothers
supply more families with fuel than any one
trim IN the United States
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Gas FIXTURES at greatly reduced prices to
make room for new stock.
s. s. SHFDD K BRO. 432 9Th st
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IT WILL BE SEEN by the notice elsewhere that
the NALrEEs' GALLERIES III Baltimore can be
visited on Monday well as on Wednesday Of
nsxt week
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FoR RENT. SALE and other cards go to
MCGILL & WALLACE. ll07 Z st. NV.
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wen-kept household furniture, carpets, &C., is
called to the sale by Radcliffe, BARR & Co., auc-
tioneers, at 80 18th street northwest, on Mon
day next, at 10 o'clock am. Sale positive with
out regard to weather.
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GEORGE's bunion and corn shields are the
best in the world. In order to get proper size
send for illustrated circular. Parlors Ills
Penna- ave.
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STAGE EXCURSIONS.

hEMlrr'S TALLY HO COACH LINE LEAVES
~ 3l3 10TH ST. nv. Round trip: Arlington. lUa m
and = r. m Joc Soldiers Home m, = n. m. ;.slc
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.sNaSITou." the finest sparkling table water
and ginger champagne in the world. An absO-
Iutely natural mineral water that creates appe-
tite. aids digestion and tones up the system
generally. CHARLES KRAEMER, 737 9TH st. n. W.
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WILSON FINE PATENT LEATHER CARR
WILSON BLUCHERS. CARR
WILSON Fine Calf Butchers. CARR
WILSON LADIES' SLIP CARR
.PERs.
WILSON All Shades and CARR
Colors in stock.
WILSON And specials ~ CARR
order.
WILSON MISSES SHOES, CARR
Zine Boys Shoes.
WILSON Shoes, CARR
RUSTIFRS.
WILSON Children's and CARR
Infants
WILSON FINE SEOES. CARR
WILSON WILSON CARR, CARR
On0 ST. NV
Baltimore Store4 and Baltimore st. fe20-2t
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L. Il. TowSER & SoS.
DEALERS ~ DRY GOODS.

L. II. OWNER q DON,
DEALERS IN DRY GOODS,
- l8l6 .1H 81. NV.
New shades Atwood DressIo,sis, ice.
New snans OO.-faCe D;ess TOO, ,, BIC.
New styles Plaid Dress Goods yard wide l2k and
2.s.. " -
Wool Mixed Dr-ss Goods. in AL coors. extra wide,
Ike.
one more light and Dark Calico. in remnants,
81.
Bea dtiful line Zephyr Dress 6tng,la,as.
We are still seng iahe amen at tine reduced prices
AMI WI. as -Gll.s as the s.u.x lass
LARGE line DRESS Ginshanls in new styles 4 and
lOC. -
one case Best Fruir OF the Loom Beaehed Cotton
Sxc
IiIow Case Cotton 81
Bf$. b,r"ne'i .i'ecSns. ~ yards wide. nc.
bCst 4 lras he'd Shectiig, y Vars wide. ..2,.
hesre scli.ny AmosSeag Apron Bingham for Sc
usually so.G lor lec. '
Besches and unbleached Sheetng 1914 WIDE .orI "a.
Ned abe iiiien las: totois. s.c Dust received
s.o.i ianhd.reu shirt. only sic. BOYS hnee Eunts
-. ssnys OGtlm Waists, .4c. Boys Quinn, Suirts,
St'; Men 5 ou'ms Shirts ne. aiens' Overals, 4r.
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IEssRs- DRAKE. PARKER d Co., proprietors
o. the Grand Pacific Hotel. Chicago. make an
nouneement in another column of the compile
ton OF 100 additional rooms 70 their wc!l-known
hotel Rates unchanged: from 50 per day up .
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So Have Been Afflicted with an affection
of the throat from childhood. Have never found
anything to relieve equal to Browns Bron-
chial Iroches.' "-l.ev. q. NJ. +. Hampton,
! Piketon, by. Sold only in boxes -
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Nervous Diseases "a Speciality. --Elec-
tricity utilized in all functional troubles in re-
movnl of superflUous hairs moles. &c. Catarrh
successfully treated. d.. NICHOLSON, COZ 18th
street NV. It,
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per cent of for cash. 9l9 Pen.zEa
ia2s-tf W: NJ. So & Sons.
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PREPARE FoH SPRING.

Now is the time to attend your personal condition
in preparation for the change to spring If you
have not wintered WE'LL" il you tired out from
overwork. if your blood has become impure close
confnensn Mt in badly ventisted Offices or shors you
should take Hoods Sarsspara at 1t will purify
and vital1e your blood. create good appetite and
give your whole system tone and strength.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-21

BE SURE and get tomorrow morning wash
ington Herald. 81 pages. The finest issue ever
gotten out by Washington newspapcr.-Adrt.
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AUCTION SALES.

AUCTION SALES.
WALrER 3. WILLIAMS CO..
AuctiOnsers.
iooi D 81. OPP. p ave.
SPECIAL AND ExTRAoRDINARY ANNOUNCE
MINT.
JAPANESE ART ssLR
AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
IL affords us sr~at pleasure 10 inform my p.,rc,a
friends and public senerally that hay, rsy,si i'm.
perstve ns,ructions nom Bi-l-r I-o~ Of Y..cs.n..
Japan. 10 Close out POSITIVELY TO TN HIGH.
EST BIDDER
100 CASES OF JAPANESE FINE ARTS
Consisting Of the following sD.as sal. % -,r,,...
TUESDAY. the TMkNTNkOURTH DAY or FFH-
RUARN, 1t ELEVEN O'CLOCK A NJ Ann TupFF
O'CLOCK Pm. every provision being nlai. for n.
comior oi ladies attending this srAnd and inTOrtAnt
sale.
Herr partial list Jsp~n~-e ol,-css Of An ,h.s
are 10 b. placed On oxidation Monday. the pa INST
very srs-And costly collection 81 old ana AntiQu.
saisuma Ware. without douht the finest aS-ortn,sut
VI this lne Porc.lam Ware brought 60 this city
MODERN sATsUMA PoRCEIAINs.
In resArd 20 tie above I will simIly sAy that Il viii
he the most elAhorste and mAsnihcent display eve
placed ON sale for public auction in this any oths<
city.
GENUINE JAPANESE BRoNZFs
There will h on exhibition MONDAY. THE
TWkNTN-THIRD INSTANT. over sNlo riece. in
cludinV koro's Vases Paper Weights. Bronze Kniv-s.
AL BEAD poRTIERKs.
one pair Of the above. custns in japan sl5o.
will he sold without reserve.
MA.nincent and Exquisite Embroidered
sChkkNs. RANGING IN COST PROM $50 TO $50.
Also iul line OF lovely Gold Embroidered scrcsus
scresEs
400 rieoes Of Silk EmhrOid-rie- and 900 SIN Panels
Tor Decorative ma
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nv Book BAnoArss
These prices all too small.
but the s-oocs must no 10 make
room Tor fresl STOCK.
HAYDENs DICTIONARY OF DATES.
DICTIONARY OF BIoGRAPHicxT REFEkSNcl
Reduced from IS 20 e.. -.
Rscaosd iron slo 10 se-sk
Reduced nom e. 50 10 e.
Many mors from 10c. and UPWARD
ROBERT y. MILLER.
DooKsEILER AND sTATIoNE1
Oz4A 60 l6kh a-oppeals 1ssnsuUt
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ID ATCLIFFE. DARR CO., Auctioneers.
| III S9v pennsy lN anla ave I
D ATCLIFFE. DARR q CO.. Asctioneers.

ID ATCLIFFE, DARR CO.. Auctoneers.
VALUABLE SUBURBAN BUILDING SITE ON
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS NEAR CONNECTI-
CUT AVENUE EXTENDED BN AUCTION.
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, FEBRU AIRY TWENTY
SEVENTH at HALL PAST foUR O'CLOCK. Ne vii
der Tor sale, IN front Of he premises.
LOT -, IN PRESbhEY
Ell AL, sUBDIN lsION OF
PAKT OFt.wIDoM's MITE"oR
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS,
Fronting % feet kaioramA avenue with depth Of
lts and is only lO from avenue
extended This property enjoys all advantages %
city property. being supplied with water.
brick sidewalks and concrete This
presents opportunity but seldom offered 10
q lot IN this subdivision by public auction.
Terms One-third cash. balance in one. ana three
years. with interest at per cent Ier serursd
by deed trust the properly Sold az cas- at the
purchasers OPTION Terms 90 Ire complied with IN ten
days. otherwise the night Is reserved 20 resell st the
risk and Of the defsuiting purchaser sftsr I've
Gays advertisement in newspaper publlehed N
Washington DC. deposit e. - required AZ tine
chasar's
ie2I-dSds RADCLIFFE. DARR CO.. Aucts
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DIR. &. W. Benson, the well-known Balti-
more Specialist in Skin Diseases and Diseases
of the Nervous System. has opened an office in
Washington. DC. for the treatment Of all Skin
and Nervous Diseases and removing super
huous hairs, warts, moles marks, tumors and
all blemi-hes. DR.. Benson or his partner dr.
Z. o. Aannakee, can be found every Mednes-
day from $50 AIN. to $50 pm. at their Office
1912 81. NV n22-s, ,t,tr
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Wine for Weakly Persons.
Weakly persons use Spcer's Port Grape Wine
because it gives tone and strength especially in
seasons unfavorablc to health 1t beats all
other wines and bitters. For sale by druggists.
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FURNACE. range and latrobe work
5 5. SHEDD Il Bro, 1872 9th st.
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VISIT THE EMPIRE CARPET CLEANING WORKS,
t3l-6Sj Mass ave. IL. W. Telephone 1854
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FINE PosIRAITs at Kets Kemethy's, 11O9 Pa. a,

EXTRA VALuE.-Our well-known, reliable
derby hats at Sl.50 and 81; fine felt and lates:
styles. A. u. LEWIS. i35 eth ST
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"BRoMoDISE" cures headache. 25c.-Adut
DoNT miss tomorrows Washington Herald,
81 pages.-Adut.
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You Can FIND
best bargains in lamps
and gas fixtures at
GA 18th st. G. A. MCppIMAN.
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Do VOC Know
c. 4. MUDDINAS. Ga 18th ST.,
has reduced gas heaters % per cent?
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CITY ITEMS.

A Mysterious Gift.
Something that Confounds the Best
Philosophical Experts = The
Sick Are Cured and the
Healthy Are Left to
Wonder.
Consultation, Examination, Advice
aud Treatment for One
Month Free.
DIS. FRENCH,
1925 F st. NV.
For the purpose Of extending their already
worldwide popularity and the fame Of their
wonderful magnetic power, the Drs FRENCH will
give to all those who call upon them within the
next thirty days such examination advice and
treatment as may be indicated in each indi-
vidual case, one months treatment FREE OF
CHARGE, thus giving to sufferers from all forms
OF chronic diseases personal attention and
thereby all the advantages Of magnetism and
magnetized remedies Drs. French have
closed the free public hearings at G. A. R. Hall,
where thousands came to witness the wonderful
cures performed there every morning for five
weeks. They spent much money there to heal
the poor free and now they include al classes
In the liberal offer. All that We ask in return is
that every patient cured shall enlist their af-
iicted friends in our interest so that they too,
iuuy IcCelNc the WOuucTlul Oh magnet
ism. For five weeks at GAR Hall Drs. French
healed publicly all who came to them, and the
healthy wondered at what they beheld They
have healed publicly in all the large cities Of
the Union and Canada, filing thesters, halls
and churches with astonished people. Their
last years report alone. as taken from their
books, by actual count shows a positive and
permanent cure of 4, 598 cases This makes an
average number treated successfully per
week for the past year 379. This record,
which il open to the inspection of all inter-
ested speaks for itself. Their books Of refer
ence contain thousands of cases cured, of all
forms of chronic troubles and that too, where
all other kinds of treatment had failed. Re-
member that this is their usual custom to start
business i'll cities they visit for the first time and
lasts but thirty days The time and expense
to us in giving this free treatment will cost us
5000. yet We feel that the numbers we shall
treat will be SO great, the cures so varied. the
good we shall do will cover 80 large a field that
the advertisement will be double what could be
obtained with the expenditure Of $40, 600 in any
other way. We have no secret methods to de-
ceive the afflicted. but rely on nature, natures
wonderful resources, and our great magnetic
power for our cures Call and receive free what
soon yon cannot get without great cost. Mem
beers Of the best families in Washington are
treating with us, and not one speaks Of us but
in praise of this wonderful method of cure
Consultation, examination and advice will be
given free every day for one month Hours, 9
IN. to pm. 1925 F street northwest.
Letters of inquiry must contain stamp. 1t
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THoxAs ID. SINGLETON, AIS It'll ST. NV, is Of
fering his entire line of furniture. carpets and
upholstery goods at net cost for cash only and
no discounts until March l. Call and see him.
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New Spring Fashion Books for March
at the DOMESTIC SEWING MACHINE AND PATTERN
ROCKS, It'll and II NV. 4th and Pa ave. sc. 1t
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We MAKE a speciality of repair work in
plumbing and heating.
j. ). SHEDD 4 Bro, 432 9th ST.
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For RELIABLE plumbing work GO to
). s. SHEDD ( BIO, 1872 9th st.
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TAKE ADVANTAGE of the holiday and have
your portraits made. Remember | guarantee
fine pictures clear or cloudy weather Always
successful with children GEO. PRINCE,
Fotografer,
11th st. and Pa. ave.
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DoS'r BELIEVE EVERY LABEL--Labels, like
some people, promise more than they can per-
form; some again are reasonable. We have
read the label of DIR. Henley's Celery, Beef and
Iron, and know many instances wherein it has
proved to be Just what it claims by doing just
what il promises. One dollar a bottle, and 1t
cures nervousness, dyspepsia, kidney and liver
troubles. sleeplessness. melancholy, &c, &c.
ION can believe its label always.
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SO Say We all Of us! Salvation Oil is the
greatest cure on earth for pain. Only Csc. 6
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STAINED GLASS SUBSTITUTE 1923 New York ave

ANDREW LoFFLEE.-Stalls open daily and Sat
urday until 10 2. m. Center Market.
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