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THE LARGEST DRAWING.
Jurors Drawn by Clerk Clarke for the A
Terms of Court.

| Jurors Drawn by Clerk Clarke for the April
Terms of Court.
The jurors for the April terms OF the courts
have been drawn by the clerk Of the court and
are being summoned by the marshal. This
was the largest drawing the clerk has made, as
in addition to the grand jury for the Criminal
Court, a list of twenty-six has been drawn for
| the Police Court making with the other lists q
total Of I01 names m all
THE GRAND JURY.
The grand jury for the Criminal Court
summoned for the FIRST Tuesday, It'll Of April,
are as follows and are expected to serve till the
close of the term in May: John T. Lucas, Chas
A. Burdett, Gustav Hartig, Chas. ". Bohannon,
Isaac Lunsford, Sam NJ. Frazier, A. L. John
son, Oscar \. Brown, John H. Shaw, James
Brooks, Chas. Elliott. James Fl. Charlton BENZ.
Stinemetz, jr.. L. j. Fitzgibbons, Ed J. Ham
nan. s. N. Hilton, ]. A. Augusterfer, John B.
Henderson, C. q. Gardner, James Roach, Ig-
Mathis Miller, Frank Plummer and C. B. Van
Syckel
CIRCUIT COURT JURORS.
The following are summoned to report in
the Circuit Court on tine 7th instant: john W.
Ray, T. J. King ca street,, John ". Foster,
VIM. Sewen, Abram Frey, VIM. Payne, Thos,
Chambers. Henry c. Irving, F. T. DeNeele, A.
NJ. Baer, II. Walker Tucker, R. d. Somerville,
Prather, p. Il. Wilson, W. A. Hawkins, J. II.
Trimble, W. McKinlay, Walter Heiston, John
Cornice, b. ]. Coyle, Il. E. Sinclair. G. II.
Curtis, John II. Lemos and Levi Meredith.
PETIT JURORS.
The following are for the petit jurors in the
Criminal Court, who are required to report
on Tuesday, April Z: R. ]. Mclean, W. W.
Brown. W. N. Morrison, L. C. Bailey, L. F.
Clements. Chas. Poole, Thad A. Budd, John
Shoemaker. T. ]. King o. street), John H.
Wood, F. L. Harvey, W. H. Howes, Louis G.
Denham, w. L. Brace, d. Hudnell, Adolph
Mathes, T. ID. WHITE, J. w. Kennedy, Theo.
Sonnemann, A p. Winslow, H c. Bolden, A. L.
Boswell, I. ID. Devine, Jos. L. jackson, James
Nolan and Edward Duncan.
FIRsT POLICE coURE JURY.
For the Police Court the following arc sum-
moned for service in April, May and June. re-
porting on Monday, April 6: Wellington Taylor,
s. Y. Miner, E. NJ. Butler, James Morgan John
Dunn, Arthur Burt, Morris Sioussa. Hugh NJ.
Cline. J. NJ. Washington, Con Becker, W. H.
Mandley, w. L. Keenan,. W. J. Acker. Benz L.
Wheeler, John C. Yost. JAS Summers, JamesP.
McGrann. john Williams, Alex. Hawkins, l.. H.
Douglass. II. n. Tolson, Jas. W. Selby, p. H.
Ward, j. A. Savoy, j. ]. Flanagan, jr., W. II.
Hunter.
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THE COURTS,

EoUITY Counr-J,udge Montgomery.
Yesterday-McCarthy agt. Kennedy; appear
ance of absent defendants ordered. Wright
agt Wright; reference to auditor ordered.
Washington Brick Machine Company agt. the
District of Columbia; J. Nehmeyer L Son and
A G. Uhler made parties to compliments.
CIRCUIT CoURr-yioLge Cor
YesterdAy-Colonial Beach Improvement
Company agt- ]. Lansburgh ct al order modi-
fying order OF March 81. Dona SANFORD agt
". T. Eyan; motion to quash writ of certiorari
ordered.
IN re estate OF Nancy A. Owens; letters granted
Henry L. Owens and Chas. p. Owens. Estate
OF VIM. b. Brashear; citation issued against
resident next Of kin.
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NE LAhlbAt4cNs
Mr- ". H. Neerhcf. proprietor Of the Veer-
hot galleries, Eli L street. wishes to announce
a sPecia. exhibition OF paintings mex. week by
Washington. Philadelphia anG New York artists.
Mo. Nec=hOG pIid personal visit to the stu
dos ;-nG accepted cniy such paintings as have
rot been exhibited before. These paintings arc
lowing 8aalss have one or more choice exam
pies representing them: Max Weyl, T. lie
Grand johnson, D jerome Uhl. Edward Sci
blyt and others Of Washington. Peter Moran,
Chas- Liaiord and others OK Philadelphia. J.
G. ,,icOH, Walter Satteriee. F. Poppe, DANGER
neld, Gerard, q. Harry Eaton, Heitz, Montigny,
Lisson. Perry. Sticpevich, Van Elton, Smile,
Bristol, briggs, HasbroGck, McCloskey and
others Of New York
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The Johnston Springfield Blended Tea.
Marvellous Results Of

MAGNETISM.
Cancer. Scrofula, Spinal Disease, Cystitis,
Old Sores, Epilepsy and all
other forms of disease
cured.
Drs. French, the Human Magnets.
For thirteen weeks the Drs French have
been in Washington, at 1925 4 st.. and have
enrolled the great number Of 675 patients for
magnetic treatment. OF that immense number
fully two-thirds are pronounced perfectly and
permanently cured. many of whom had baffled
the skill OF specialists in this and other cities
All classes and nationalities are represented
and no one has gone forth from their Office
unless well or convalescent. All kinds of dis
eases, too, are treated by them-Epilepsy, that
fearful malady, is controlled and cured
Scrofula, Spinal and Nervous Diseases Cys-
tits, Lumbago and Cancer are not only cured
by them. but persons may converse any day
with others while waiting who consider them
selves cured The most painful cases of Piles
are cured every day by them. A lady who had
been great sufferer with piles says ''she has
not missed day from the department during
treatment" His cures are not made
hundreds Of miles from Washington, but are
right here among us. BY permission they
refer to Mr.. Halliday, 321 18th st.: Mrs. A. B.
Collins (goitre), Thomas j. Rossiter, Mrs. NJ.
Noyes. Mrs. Rabe, 326 8th st. Mrs. Widdicome,
3lS Indiana ave-; l.. NJ Bowen. Miss NJ. Town
send. Dyspepsia-Mr. L. S. Lodge, Montgom-
cry county, Md. Rheumatism-Mr. Stubble-
field ard Mrs. j. L. Cutter. Reference to per-
sons so we'll and favorably known is a guaran-
tee that no other physician can give and should
forever silence any prejudice against the won
derful results Of magnetism applied by DR..
French. Many of the most stubborn cases are
cured in short time by a few magnetic treat
ments, but in no case will they take person
for treatment unless they are positive that
cure can be made in the short time remaining
for their first visit to Washington. Dr.. French
does not claim to be infallible, but he has
knowledge of his business and knows too, the
natural magnetic power he possesses. The
afflicted who have tried all sorts of doctoring
and given up in despair should go to 1925 st.
and consult the doctors. Judge for yourself,
but do not suffer and die with prejudice. Con-
sultation free. 1t
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Now Is TIE TINE
TO PURIFY YOUR BLOOD.

To purify blood and fortify your system against
the deoi2ting effects Of spring weather. At other
season IS the bitter taste the mouth prominent.
the breath offensive. the drowsy dizziness fire.
q1ent. or that extreme tired feeling prevalent.
Hoods SArsapariila is lust the medicine to
BUILD Up THE SYSTEM.
Purify the blood bilousnsss and headache over
that tired feeling and create GOOD appetite.
Early last spring was very much run down. had
nervous headache felt miserable and all that. was
very much benefited by Hoods sarsaparils and recon-
mend it to my friends" Mrs. J. n. TAYLOR, 1ll0
Euclid avenue, Cleveland. Ohio.
TAGGED OUT.
Last srr.ng was completely fagred out Ny
strength lett and felt sick and miserable all the
time. that could hardly attend TO my business
took bottle OF Hoods sarsaparillz. and it cured
me There is nothing likeit r. c. BEGOLE, editor
Enterprise. " belieyiilc. Mich.
RUN DOWN.
TN the spring my whole system com pie ely run
down. Two months l BEGAN the use Of Hood
SsrsaparlIa, ana after USING two bottles ind my ap
petite restored. nervous system toned up. my
general health greatly improved" GEORGE BRATT,
Gallipolis. Ohio.
n. B.-be sure to get
HOODS sAEsPARILLA
Sold by all druggists. 81 six ro5. Prepared only
By c. l. HOOD co., Aposhecariss. Lowell. Maas.
100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR
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The history of silverware manufacture is
said to afford no instance similar to the present
demand fo- souvenir spoons. The Je,celer' S
Circular says il its last issue: about two
years ago NJ W. Gait, Bro. 4 Co., Washington,
produced q copyrighted design of Washington
spoon depicting head of the Father of his
Country on the end of the handle. The firm
are thus entitled to the pride of being the
originators OF the fad liz this country"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-28

EURoPE--Teachers vacation excursions;
open to all. Conducted parties leaving WASH
ington during June and July, costing SlS5 and
upwards including all expenses of ocean and
railway fares, hotel bills and carriage hire For
circ ulars call or address w. p. Van wickle,
Bradbury Palace Of Music, 1925 Pennsylvania
aye.-Adrt
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Knights Tcmpiar Election.

The election of officers of Washington Com
mandery. No. 1, Knights Templar, last evening,
resulted in the choice of the following: Har.
rison Dingmsn, E. c.; David Dixson, Gen.
Harry h. Simpson, C. g.; DIR. Mcfarland.
twentieth year, prelate; Alexander Ii. Holt,
senior warden; Samuel c. Thompson, junior
warden; George HI. Walker, warder; John Key
worth, treasurer; Charles Shelse, recorder.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
CHARLEs sCRIBNER's SONS
PUBLISH TODAY.

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No more delightful collection Of stories has appeared
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HOW THE OTHER HALF LIVES.
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JACOB A. RIIs. Illustrated from photographs by
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This work. which is exciting profound interest Is
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HISTORY OF THE
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I'VE have no hesitation In saying that his history
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BAY RIDGE ON THE CHESAPEAKE.
The Baltimore and Ohio railroad is now ready
to contract for excursions for the coming sea-
son to that most delightful Washington ex-
cursion resort which is being greatly improved
and beautified, Bay Ridge on the Chesapeake
Liberal terms to Sunday schools, church So
cieties, lodges and organizations. For dates
call at city passenger agents office, 1851 Penna'
aye,-Adrt.
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CITY ITEMS.
Send for My Little Book.
I SEND IT FREE.

The WEAK, THE NERVOUS.
TIE MKLANCHoLy-THE MANY Who ARH Sur
FIRING FROM THE
Numberless complications which d isease devel-
ops in the system will find health restored. Re
member that st. vitus Dance, of which there
are hundreds of cases in this city, supposed to
be incurable, yields Immediately to my touch.
have not the time to write a long advertise
ment today. Come and see me If you arc sick.
have re-established my office hours from to
pm. Remember, consultation Is free.
DR.. HENRY CoLFoRD,
1t 707 18th ct. NV.
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ATTENTION, REAL ESTATE OwyERs.-Parties
desiring to sell real estate should send me
their lis. of same at once, as am now prepar-
ing my new spring bulletin. which will be is
sued In few days. WAsH'N DANENHowER,
Corner 18th and G streets
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JOHN p. LOVE, Groceries and Provisions, 1884
1ith street northwest. Send your orders early
for Easter spring lamb, green peas, new po-
tatOes, asparagus, tomatoes. Strawberries. new
beets, cyInlings, cueumbers, new string beans.
choice apples. oranges. All at market prices.
Telephone 1888.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
AsiUsEMENTs TONIGHT.

ALRAuoHs-Denman Thompson's "Old
Homestead
NArIoSAL--''Mr. wilkinson's widows"
HAKRIs.-'Ihe Scouts Daughter"
KERSASs.-yaidis Sisters Novelty Company.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURcH.-Bernhardt Liste-
mann Concert
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CONDITION or THE WATER

Temperature and condition OF water az Z
a-m.-Great Falls. temperature, A: condition.
s. Receiving reservoir. temperature. As. Con-
aitiOn at north connection. Is; condition at
fouth connection. 8; distributing reservoir.
temperature. At; condition at infuent gate
house. Z; condition at effiuent gate house, q.
High tide in the river. zoos pm Low tide 10
the river, All pm.
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Should invest money in rubber overshoes
simply because it is raining or showing no one
seems to know. Prof. }. J. Georges Leather
freservatiye is q waterproof dressing which
makes leather impervious to moisture. Rain
and snow lind their way in between the rubber
and the shoe. The Preservativs cannot be PEN
etrated. Buy bottle ut i1I5 Pennsylvania ave. 1
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For the Easter opening Saturday and Mon
day we will offer Gents Initial Rings for S3.75;
can't be duplicated elsewhere for less than So.
Remember, u souvenir to each lady. The voIaI
M'FG JEwELRY Co., 713 It'll st. NV. It,
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"Easter OGerings.' u


Special Notice to the Public:
Don't fail to call at the stores Of the great
Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company, from March
80 and all during next week, and secure one of
our handsome souvenir panel cards entitled
Easter Offerings" Size 14x29 handsomely
mounted and ready for hanging up. We will
not attempt to describe it, but we will say
tina. it is "a fine piece of photographic work and
subject that appeals to every heart. This is
an original subject. 1t is taken from life and
handsome enough to adorn the walls Of any
pariOr.
Call and see US, whether you buy or not
Checks given with every % cents worth Of Tea,
Coffee, Baking Powder, Flavoring Extract and
Condensed Milk.
Special presents to buyers of Thea-Nectar
Tea and A. 4 p. Baking Powder.
Our Java and Mocha Coffee at SO and IS cents
is excellent and deliciously favored.
No table complete without our goods. Don't
fail to procure a copy of our
Easter Offerings"
1t is original and copyrighted by us and can
be procured only at our stores.
We will commence giving away this magnif-
cent panel Monday, March 80, and continue
for one week. Given away with one pound of
Tea two pounds Of Coffee or one pound Of
Baking Powder, three cans Condensed Milk or
two bottles Of Flavoring Extracts.
If you want a cup of delicious Coffee try our
new blend of 33c. and 35c., served with A. P.
Condensed Milk.
Granulated Sugar. SIC.
Standard Sugar. ..........;. ............ &c.
IAua sugar. .51ac.
NEW Crop TEAS
At IS, 40 so. go and soc. per pound.
Our new crop of Moyune Teas at 81 per
pound is excellent and deliciously favored
We cordially invite all lovers Of good Teas.
Coffees and Baking Powder to call and bring
their friends and inspect our excellent stock OF
New Teas, Pure Coffees and Baking Powder
before buying elsewhere. Don't forget
The OLD RELIABLE TEA HOUSES,
The GREAT ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC TEA Co.,
sol and SOB It'll St.. corner It'll and E NV.
When at leisure call and see us. We will take
great pleasure i'll showing you through our es-
Enlistment and introducing you to some OF
our American, Chinese, Japanese, Arabian and
South American goods. You will not only find
our places in Washington, but in every city in
the United States.
225 stores in the United States. Headauar.
tiers, IS and 81 Vesey St., New York city Wash.
ington headquarters, main store, sol and eos
18th st. NV; branches, 1870 I4th st. NV and
3l04 N St Georgetown Also branches in all the
principal markets, where our customers will be
given the strictest attention.
NEWTON H. BOWMAN,
Manager for District of Columbia.
Telephone. S5S-2. 1t
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Easter Greeting,

=, Set aside one night next week for a visit te
the palace tea store Of Washington, the Great
Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company, corner It'll
and Z streets northwest. The store will be
handsomely decorated and their new and art
tic panel picture, Easter Offerings" will be
presented to every purchaser OF one pound Of
tea, two pounds Of coffee, three cans Of con
densed milk or two bottles OF favoring extract
Come, you will profit bv it. 1t
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FIsKT SHY OF IT--Be careful Of one thing
your health Thousands of people so away IN
summer in search of health and return in the
fall with malaria or some OK its evil results in
the shape of chills and fever, biliousness. jaua-
dice, liver trouble. chronic rheumatism. gen.
eral debility, &c, &c. d.. Henley's Celery,
Beef and Iron 81 per bottle) will cure these
ailments quickly and surely. 1t pays to use it
for its tonic and strengthening power.
SHORT PANTS SrITs for boys from % up.
EIsEM.S Bros, 18th and E
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THJ Pu,cE TEA STORE OF WAsHSGToS--
The Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company,
corner of 9TH and L streets northwest, will De
brilliantly illuminated every evening next
week ] hey viii present to each purchaser Of
one pound 81 tea, two pounds Of coffee, three
cans Of condensed milk or two bottles of flavor
ing extract one Of those handsome new panel
pictures eTutled Easter Offerings-" Don't
miss IT,
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Extra Announcement.

Mr.. Edw. Voigt, manager for The VoIaT MANU.
FEATURING JEwELRY COMPANY. begs to state that
owing to the inclemency Of the weather to day
the company will continue the Easter opening
Easter Monday, when souvenir cards will be
given to every lady, It,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-28

Our CHILDEEN's DEPARTMENT is the most
complete il the city and our prices the lowest.
We have beautiful suits from - up.
EIsENAN BRos., It'll and E.
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Marquise Rings with 16 diamonds, S12
would be cheap at $40. You can't equal then
in the city for the money
It, The VoIGT M'Fa JEwELRY COMPANY.
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WE invite your attention to the extraordi-
nary bargains in furniture and fabrics offered
by Alex. Milne. See advertisement on 4th
page of this paper.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-28

Of handsome embroidered table linen. Ladies'
are invited 10 call and examine.
Mrs. L. BRAsELMAN,
COS llth st. NV, near F.
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Guaranteed to produce thick velvety turf
tube rose bulbs, gladiolus. dahlias and crocus
roots Lawn fertilizers and great American
lawn mowers. cheapes: and best. P. MANN i
Co. .O7 9TH ST. NV, opp Center Market.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-28

We invite your attention to the extraordi-
nary bargains in furniture and fabrics offered
by Alex. Milne. See advertisement on 4th
page Of this paper.
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TREASURY pEpARiS{sf, OFFICE OF COMP.
Mhereas by satisfactory evidence pres-nted 20 the
underslgned Il has been made 10 aIp-ar that Tho
ONO National Bank OF Washington" the city o.
WASHINGTON and District OF Columbia has complied
with all the provisions of the Statutes the United
states required TO be complied with before
tlon shall De authorized TO the business Of
banking Now. therefore, i, Edward 5. Lacey, comp
troler Of the currency. do hereby certify that The
ONO National Bank OF Washington" In the city of
Washington anu District OF Columbia IL authorized
commence the business of banking provided in
ton nftyone hundred and sixty the Revissd
Statutes of the United States In whereof
witness my hand and seal Of once ths 18th day of Feb
ruary. 1891.
Iseal. T. s. LACEY, Comptroller OF the Currency.
No 4I2 feO.2 =. =. D mh7. "a u. sa4. IL 10. u
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Strangers Unaccustomed

To concrete pavements frequently cultivate cal
louses by much pedestrianism. These inconve-
niences and other descriptions of pedal tor
ture-such as bunions and corns--instautly re-
lieved by the application of Prof. j. J. Georges
Shields. To be had at Ills Pennsylvania ave-
nue.. Ingrowing nails treated specially. 1t
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For the Easter opening Baby's Solid Gold
Rings, &c.; former price, 81. The VoIGT
MFG JEwELRY Co., lib It'll st. NV it,
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"MASTroU." the finest sparkling table water
and ginger champagne in the world An abso-
luteiy natural mineral water that creates apps-
tite. aids digestion and tones up the system
generally. CHARLES KRAMER, 737 9TH ST. NV
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POCKET HATS FOB SPRING!
\ kettle finish, full satin lined. crush hat
al the popular shades and shapes-for 81.
Well WORTH 20 cents more.
HESEY FRANC l. SOY, One Price,
Cor 7th and ID sts.
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There is nothing more appropriate for ar
Easter present than pair OF Solid Gold Eye
glasses. S2.25, which will cost you elsewhere
"a. The VoIGT MFG JEwELRY Co., 713 It'll st. i
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Every lady attending our Easter opening
Saturday and Monday will receive q handsome
Easter souvenir. The VoIGr MIRO JEwELRY
| Co., 713 7th st. NV. IT.
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BAY RIDGE ON THE CBEs.py.Ky

The HEADACHE from la Grippe is instantly
relievedby Bromodine. Csc. at druggists.-Adrt
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"PocKEr Hrs IN

EGSDsoIE CoLoRED DERBYs, s2, $3.50, 80, "a.
new and stylish. LEWIS & Son, 1921 y. York ave.
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The largest line Of Gold Watches in the city
will be exhibited at our Easter opening Easter
Saturday and Monday A souvenir to each lady.
The VoIGT NJ 'F'G JEwELRY Co., 7I3 It'll st. n w. il
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NOTE the reduction in price of Virginia
arsenic, bromine and Lithia Water of soc. per
case u. e.. G.. SIMMs,
General agent,
l4th az. and New York ave-
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DRY GOODS.

New SPRING Goops
Just opened another beautiful assortment of Scotch
Cheviots in all the designs. Cancels Hairs. Hen.
riettas. French and Scotch Ginshans, Grenadines.
French Organizes. Challies. China Silks. SILK and
Lisle Hoas
HooE. BRO. / co..
fs17tu. tn. sat3m la2sFm
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Ladies', don't forget that we are giving a
handsome souvenir Easter Saturday and Mon
day. TIE VoIGT M'F'G JEwELRY Co., 713 7th st.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-28

yIsTT Our JUVENILE DEPARTMENT and fit the
boys out in suits FOR Easter.
EIsyMAS Bios, eth and E.