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CHARGED With Highway Rnhbery

Policeman George y. Nicholson. who does
duty in the county, arrested a negro named
Joseph Cole Friday night and locked him up
on charge of highway robbery. One week
before Andrew J. Smith, soldier from Hamp-
ton, Va, while passing along the Blair road
was assaulted by a highwayman, who robbed
him of about 30. After being robbed the SOL
der. who had lost his hat. called ut house on
the road ana washed the blood from his face.
Smith thought that he was followed from a
store on the eth street road by some person who
had seen him display his money. The money
which was taken from him included a $40 gold
piece The officer made a thorough investiga-
ton of tee case and expects to prove that Cole
spent go gold piece al a store on 18th street.
smith. who returned TO Hampton after being
robbed, will be sent for to appear against Cole.
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The Bernhard Listemann Club.

the Congregational Church next Saturday even
ing, will introduce to the Washington public
the celebrated Observation-Disclosures Club of
Boston. The full personnel Of the club is given
in the advertising columns, but the names of
Bernhard, Listemann and Fritz Giese alone
should be sufficient to I'LL the house. The
flutist, Mons. Frederic Rucquoy, has been in
this country only few months, but promises
to become equally celebrated with his noted
associates For the last two years he has held
the position of first flute in the celebrated
Pasdeloup's orchestra of Paris Mrs. Fritz
Giese, the prima donna. is an American. a
native OF New York, beautiful woman with a
highly cultivated soprano voice. Their coming
concert promises to be the finest of the winter &
course Seats are on sale at Ellis.
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Novels The TINE
TO PURIFY YOUR BLOOD.

To purify your blood and fortfy your system against
the facilitating effects of spring weather. At other
season is the bitter taste in the mouth prominent
the breath offensive. the drowsy dizziness fire.
quent or that extreme tired feeling SO prevalent.
Hoods Sarsaparla is Just the medicine to
BUILD UP THE SYSTEM,
Purify the blood. bliousness and headache over
come 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 Sarsaperlla and
mend it to my friends" Mrs. ]. NJ. TAYLOR, Ills
Euclid avenue, Cleveland, Ohio
JAGGED OUT.
Last spring 1 completely tagged out. My
strength left and felt sick and miserable all the
time. SO that could hardly attend to my business.
took one bottle Of Hoods Ssrsaparla. and it cured
me. There is nothing hkeit" 4. c. BEGOLE, editor
Enterprise. " Belleville. Mich.
RUN DOWN.
I'm the spring my whole system was completely run
Sarsaparilla, and after using bottles fnd my ap-
petite restored nervous system toned mp. and my
general health greatly improved" GEORGE BRATT,
Gallipolis, Ohio.
N. B.-Be sure to get
HOODS sARsPARILLA
Sold by all druggists 81 six for s. Prepared only
by c. I. HOOD CO., Apothecaries. Lowell. Mass.
9 100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR.
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More Robberies Reported.

Miss Clara L. Nevins of No. S07 18th street
reports stolen from her room last Friday a
lady's gold watch and chain.
Miss Cynthia Cleveland, in the same house,
lost gold watch, and from Mr.. E. l. Jensen s
room a silver watch, shirt, cuffs and necktie.
Mr. Charles ii. Hamilton's room was also Wis
tied and robbed of some clothing and a watch
and chain.
During last week the Sarah Bernhardt Com
pany was robbed twice. Among the goods
taken were two white bag wigs and a handsome
velvet table cloth.
Calvin Winners stable was broken open by
burglars last Thursday night and robbed of a
set OF harness and horse blanket.
W. II. Gardner complains of the theft of a
Columbia bicycle from in front of Ciark's
grocery store.
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Missions and Music.

The regular monthly meeting of the Woman's
Foreign and Home Missionary Society was held
at the parsonage of Ryland NJ. E. Church Friday
evening, after which a musical and literary pro-
gram was rendered by the Misses Fitzhugh,
cir. Ioungs Miss Mabel Walker, the Misses
Blanche and Lecni Woods. Miss Carow. Miss
and Mr.. L. Taylor. Among those present were
eir. and Mrs. Price. MIR. and Mrs. Mitchell. Mr..
and Mrs. Hall. Mr.. ami Mrs. Causon. Mr.. and
Mrs simpson, Mr.. and Mrs. kortz. Mrs. Brad
burn and daughter, Mrs. Buck. Mrs. Strang,
Mrs. Hall. Mrs. Woods. Mrs Woodhouse. Mrs.
Lane Mrs. Rosafy. the Misses Mitchell, Harper,
Norris. Eppley, simmons, Espey, Larconbe,
COLLISION, Barker and Bi,hngslcy, and Messrs.
Speaknap, Rosafy, Smith. Walker, Price and
James.
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a Jewel of Honor

Last Friday night Col. Foxwen Of the com
mander-in-chief~s staff, on behalf of the Sir
knights Of Columbia Division. military rank Of
X. p, presented to Past Sir Knight Commander
Jno- l. smith a beautiful gold Jewel of honor.
which denotes services rendered, and only
those who have served two eonsecut We terms
are entitled TO it Gen. Smith has been com.
mander since the organization of Columbus
Division and on retiring leaves the division il
a nos; prosperous condition
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FATHER IGNATIUS.
His First Religious Service in Washington
Yesterday.

An improvised platform stood at one end OF
the smaller hall in Masonic Temple yesterday
and on it was a table that answered for pulpit.
Nearby was en- upright organ. This was all the
church that Father Iguatius had for his services
yesterday. but judging by the interest he
aroused it is safe to say that the larger hall will
be none too great for his congregations before
bis work in Washington is done. Father Igna-
titus held the opening service of his weeks mis-
sion yesterday morning at II o'clock. The now
city Of listening TO Benedictine monk Of the
British church who has aroused the interest
everywhere that Father Ignatius has done was
enough to bring together a congregation Of
perhaps half hundred. while the novelty OF
an admission fee Mt the door. coupled with the
wretched weather. was sufficient to prevent the
crowd from being any larger.
AN UNUSUALLY GOOD SERMON.
II there were any who went from mere idle
curiosity they were rewarded by hearing and
seeing nothing that was particularly unorthodox
or in any way out of the ordinary, except
that the sermon was unusually good. Father
Ignauus Is In some respects a remarkable
speaker, earnest and imprisoned, but never il
logical nor striving for effect He has easy
and pleasing address and is Just the sort of
man who can work upon an audience OF cult
waited people.
regular service of the Episcopal prayer book,
save that when the latter asks blessing upon
the President of these United States" he
added, and Queen Victoria, sovereign Of the
British realm" And likewise he asked a
benediction upon the Roman Catholic bishop
and all his priests and ell the ministers of all
the Protestant churches" In addition to those
of his own creed.
Father 1gnatius plays the organ delightfully."-
and he leads the singing himself with clear
and pleasing voice. The tunes that he selected
yesterday were curious and not familiar to the
congregation and the result was that he did
most of the singing himself
MORE CHRIST AND LESS FoRMALITY.
The sermon was essentially plea for more
Christ and less formality. more Christianity
and less churchianity. The speaker drew a
scholarly and forceful comparison between
Christianity and all human forms of philosophy
In their power to promise hope, peace and
rest. a man who can preach as he did yester-
day is sure to be heard by large congregations
before he is through with his mission week
here. He spoke again in the afternoon and
evening. and will continue his services through
the rest OF the week. On Good Friday after
noon he viii give service OF three hours dura-
ton. similar to the one that Is held at st. An
thony Abbey. This will be the first time it has
been given outside of the monastery walls.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
AMUsEMENTS TONIGHT.

ALBACGH's-Denman ThomPsons "Old
Homestead"
NATIoNAL--''Mr. Wilkinson's Widow
HARRIs'.-''Ihe Scouts Daughter.
kERSAS's.-yaidis Sisters Novelty Company.
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Deeds in lee have been fled as follows:
Lizzie h. TsikIp 10 Harriet Abbot lot 81.
d and l. sub Mount Pleasant: % 25s 80. Cath
crime Il. Chick to Susan L. Tuchs~. sub 5. sd.
Us; =. VIM. Otto TO Kate Selignon, sab 4.
81 t92; SS,125. Annie Peake to CarJNne f.
King. subs snd,'S, 81. Sol: S2.GJs. W. Weston
t. d. b-rtweu. sub -. 50. 81; :. Mason Cox
son 10 j. l. Aeany pt- SO. So %. Georgetown:
e Mary j. >nCTden 20 Rate SeligmOn. pt
10. So 1lO; 1850. L. T. Brooks TO Noble
Basr Pt. n. 81. SSi; S1.0l0. II. :. Waiter to
City Investment Company. subs To- lG and 20.
So ~; $3.50. A. r. =. Rawlings 10 Julia VI.
Rawlings, undivided fourth II, so. SO1: :.
ID. T. R&wlirS 81 to same. do; :. Bette John
ron 20 Annie COok, IT. 4. 81. 527: -. 500. &. d.
SGlland 10 H. kTaalze. sub ., 50. SIS; S2775.
Louisa Brown 70 Geo Barnes. lot 8. blk l.
Barry Farm; $500 Lsti:ia Higgins 10 Della
Chappei. subs So. s., 6i 81 ana 10. so. ST.
So 7Ol 80. J. ii. Wilson to John Pi.iout lots
and 3, IL and Is. 50. 1900. and A 10 A. So SCI
8. John Clancy &c al. to W. L. Tinker. sub
80. so. 74e; =. 40. II. L. Notts ct al. To Geo
Motifs. sub "a. So 363. pit A, So 57S. and pit. 5
50 n of sos; 1880.
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THE COURTS.
CrRcUfr CoURT-JsdQe

CrRcurr CoURT--J,Ioe Coz.
Saturdny-C Beach Imp. Co. agt.
Lansburgh. ct al; demurrer overruled with
leave to plead. Burch agt. Bateman; writ of
certiorari quashed-appeal. Sanford agt. Ryan
motion to 9uash submitted. Portsmouth
Savings Bank; motion for judgment: do. Nor
rison agt. Williams; motion for Judgment for
defendant. Luchs agt. Bonnell; default.
Jacques agt Ransdell; order for commission.
EoUITY CouRr-Jtidge Bradley
Saturday--Russell agt. Russell; payment Of
examiners bill directed. Evans agt. District;
order of reference vacated. McCutcheon agt.
Mangum: reference to A. Harper ordered and
Joseph Shillington appointed guardian ad
Item. Sickle agt Duncanson; injunction
against writ of restitution.
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why He Does Not Paw 1t.

In the divorce suit of Margaret Beck against
August Beck the respondent has flied answer
to the rule &c show cause why he does not pay
aIimony. He saws that il is an utter impossi-
bility for him To pay. as his salary is barely
sufficient to exist that he believes the plain
TIN owns real estate In her own right and he ia
in debt 500 for expenses incurred III defense
OF the suit
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At the election of trustees held ON March 20
by the members Of Galbraith Church to serve
for the ensuing year tho following were chosen:
Henry Smith, Philip jackson, Henry Hutchin-
son, Lewis Talbot. Benjamin Williams. Samuel
Hownrd, Andrew Berkett, Edward Howe,
Albert Spriggs. Rev. ]. 8. Cowies, pastor.
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A Car-Fare Box stolen.

On Saturday evening about o'clock, as
Hiram Biddie of car "A of the Belt Line railroad
was engaged in turning his car at 11th street
and Florida avenue, he was robbed of his cash
box. containing from 50 to Sc. A colored man
taking advantage of the driver being off the
front of the car snatched the box and ran and
succeeded, although pursued, in making good
his escape.
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LEGAL PROHIBITION.
Senator PETER Talks Interestingly OF Its
Effects In Kansas.

Senator PETER Of Kansas was the principal
orator at meeting OF the woman's Christian
Temperance Union held yesterday afternoon
at the First Congregational Church. The Sen
ator expressed his pleasure at seeing so many
young men and young women in the audi
ence-the young people were the hope Of the
country. He discussed prohibition in kansa,
and said that the farmers and laboring men
his constituents-weren nearly all prohibition
lists. Within the next ten or fifteen years the
country would be aroused on the subject OF
legal prohibition and it would become a ma
tional issue.
Mrs. S. H. Martin of Baltimore and Mrs
La Fetra also delivered addresses
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A Present From the Policemen.

Mr.. Edward Barry, the day clerk of the third
police precinct, who has been studying for the
medical profession at Columbian University,
recently graduated an NJ. d. with high HON
ors. Having resigned and received an appoint
ment as a surgeon in the revenue marine serv-
ice he leaves shortly for his post at New Or
leans. and the officers Friday night expressed
their appreciation of him by presenting him,
through Lieut.. Guy, with case of instru-
mn
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PrMpLEs, B1AcKHrAps,

Red, rough and oily skin prevented cured by that
greatest Of all skin beautiers. the CUTICURA SOAP
Incompatible for the skn unequaled for the toilet.
and without rival infantile Produces the
lovelest. whitest. cearest skin and softest hands
Warranted absolutely Sale greater than all othe
skin soaps combined. 9
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rovnrrroX OF rEE wArEn
SELL Lorsnette. $3.50. HrxrLEH 45s Paave.

TIE T1GHT.-The string slips where the knot
is loose. and health fails because Of some little
neglected III symptom like dyspepsia. lndl-
gestiOn. DC. Where any evidences of stomach
or digestive troubles manifest themselves use
DR.. Henley's Celery. Beef and Iron IL cures
these uilments. nervousness. melancholy, hVer
disease &c. This Is a good thing to tie to.
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Furniture, carpets. upholstery and wall PAPER

'NANTToU." the finest sparkling table water
and ginger champagne in the world. An ALSO
luteiy natural mineral water that creates appe-
lite, aids digestion aud tones ur the system
generally. CHARLES KRAEMER, 131 9TH St NV.
CHnpREx's SUITS from Sis up. WM. GAR
NER the Peoples Clothier. 1926 eth st. NV.
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RENovAToK AND Morn E1TERMISaToR-
Until June 1 We will renOyate by the WOrch
dry air process sofas and lounges. 81; arm
chairs, 81. side chairs. Soc; mattresses, Il. AT
these prices sou can have your parlOr suite
renovated for about IS instead Of els.
SroRAGE. PsCEING AND MOVING
Private rooms in our 22d 81. storage ware
house at -, -, $3.50 and so per month or
floor space ut II per month and upward.
Ocr own mer and wagons furnished for pack
ing ssrd moving. Packing materials for sale.
One entire floor devoted to storage of car
riages and harness.
We make speciality OF taking up, cleaning,
repovatinS and storing carpets Prices accord
ing TO quantity and quality.
Refrigerators, straw msttings. baby car
riaSes. cedar chests. hy screens and loose
covers The largest lines of these goods We
ever displayed.
Ask TO- sweets refrigerator. Uses % per
cent less ice than any other, is the cleanest and
cheapest and is warranted.
W. u. MOSES & Sons.
1lth and 7 streets.
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AMONG the auction sales tomorrow the
trustees sale of II brick dwellings on W street
and on 10th street northwest present a chance
seldom offered to make profitable investment
in a section Of the city improving in value
dirG
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JAMES +. OYSTER,

G. A. T. SUITS Z speciality. WV. GARNER, the
Peoples Clothier. 1926 9Th 1t. NV.
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Four Sewing Machines by Electricity. See il
IN operation at the Domestic sewing Machine
and Pattern Rooms. 9th and II sts. nlh2S-St
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"Easter Offerings"

10 pass the winter season comfortably by
avoiding colds use DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup. !
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CITY ITEMS.
Only Doc.

Razar Dressmaker. illustrating the latest
spring styles, at oPrE>HEiNERs.
1t 5ls 9Th st. NV.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

yoRrcLSr I'LL rTGUT T. II TUESDAY.
For the District os Columbia. eastern Penn
syIyania. New Jersey. Delaware and Maryland.
hight rain; fair Tuesday: no change in temper
ature: north winds high on the coast.
CONDITION OF TIE WATER
Temperature and condition Of water at Z
a.m.-Great Falls temperature, 40: condition.
3. Receiving reservoir. temperature. IS. Con-
dition at north connection. 3: condition at
south connection. 3; distributing reservoir.
temperature. Al: condition at irfiuent gate
house. Y, condition at effiuent gate house, 2
Higa tide in the river, 6.45 pm. Low tide In
the river, pm.
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TIE well-k known firm OF johnson Brothers
supply more families with fuel than any one
firm IL the United States.
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GREAr BaReAIS in real estate next to corner
Pennsylvania avenue on 18th street.-See adyt.
CoxnsS, liza street--AGct.
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Y1sfT TIE EMPIRE CARPET CLEASTSa WORKS
lsl-635 1ass. ave. n. W Telephone 425-2
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LACE DEPARTMENT.

LACE DEPARTMENT..
The special prices below are for tomorrow Tuesday,
only.
Handmade Torchon Laces from to ~ inches
wide. values from, u to &c. yard at
Handmade Torchon Laces, from inch to 24 inches,
values from IL to 1Sc., at
Toe. yard.
Handmade Torchon and Medicis Laces. from to
81 inches wide, values from Is to 3Oc. yard, At
15c. yard.
Handmade Torchon and Medicis Laces. from to 5
inches wide, values from % to 4Oc. yard, At
20c. yard.
Handmade Torchon and Medicis Iaces. from 2S to
5 inches wide. values from 35 TO Soc, at
3Je. yard.
FEDORA LACEs.
/ lot AI-silk Fedora Iaces from inch to inches
wide. regular values from 12 to zoe. yard, At
IOc. yard.
lot Allsilk Fedora Laces, from to inches wide.
regular values from 80 to SOC. yard. at
Roc yard
ORIENTAL LAcEs.
lot Oriental Laces from ~ inch to 2x inches wids
regular values from 12H to 20c. yard, at
1Oc. yard.
lot Oriental Lace from y. to inches wide, regu.
lar values from % to 4Oc. yard. at
25c. yard.
WHITE SILK cHANTILLY LACEs.
lot White Silk Chanty Laces. regular price 10 to
1Oc yard.
lot White Silk Chautiiy Laces regular price 3oc.
yard at
25c. yard.
Special values in Black Silk Chantilly Laces:
piece SO inches wide. DC yard
piece inches wide. 20c. yard
piece on inches wide.. .3Oc yard
piece inches wide. yard
piece ~ inches wide yard
piece J9 inches wide. .4Oc. yard
These two sets OF Chantily Lace are warranted AL
silk and the best values ever offered at such prices
We have full line Of Black Silk Chantilly Hall
Flouncings from to IS inches wide. Prices ranging
from Csc to g. rs yard. All best goods and warranted
all silk.
Half F}ouncinss IN Nornandie Val. and Oriental
Laces, from BIC to s2 yard and from to 20 inches
wide.
Point de Paris Lsces, IL inches to AZ inches wide
from loo to 3Sc yard suitable for Wash Dresses
Prices quoted are extremely low and we request in
specton and comparison.
6. COHEN CO..
mh21 623 18th st. NV.
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II \ II / E.. III III / E. {.
OUR ELEVENTH ANNUAL CLEAR
ING SALE MONDAY. SIXTH DAY. AND
WILL CONTINUE FOR TWO WEEKS
DURING THIS SALE OUR PATRONS
AND THE PUBLIC GENERALLY WILL
BE OFFERED OUR
HIGH-CLAss FURNITURE AND Up
HoLsTERY FABRICS
AT EXTRAORDINARY REDUCTIONS
IN PRICE.
MANY OF OUR GOODS WILL BE
QUOTED AT LESS THAN HALF
THEIR VALUE.
TO THOSE DESIRING FIRST.
CLASS ARTICLES IN OUR LINE
THIS SALE AFFORDS A FINE
OPPORTUNITY TO FURNISH HOUSE
soL1DLY AND ARTIsTIcALLY AT
A NOMINAL COST
WE CORDIALLY INVITE INspEc.
TON AND COMPARISON.
ALL GOODS MARKED IN PLAIN
FIGURES.
ALEX. MILNE,
mh17-2w 121i ST. NV.
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Dealer III Pine Bitter,
r a. wing. near 9Th ST.. Center Market
Main Office. cor. Pa ave. and 9Th St
Telephone, 271-3-
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BANKRUPT SALE.
900 7TH ST.. CORNER OFF.
SHOES AT RUINoUs PRICES.
Aereat chance is offered to those who want
good Shoes for less money than common,
shoddy Shoes are usually sold.
1900 pairs Ladies' Fine Custommsde Hand
sewed Shoes all the latest styles. French Kid
and Finest Dongola, selling at 81. 25, worth
from e. to a.
1900 pairs Mems Shoes. hand sewed and
Goodyear welt. Fine Calf and Real Kangaroo.
the best goods made. selling at s2.75. worth
from 81. so TO S.
500 pairs Misses and Childrens Shoes-hne
Dongola. Kid and Straight Goat selling At q.
worth from SIS to O..
800 pairs Boys ard Youths shoes-genuine
calf uppers. with all solid leather solss-selling
] at 31.25 worth from 81. 20 to ~. 80.
COO pairs Mems Ladies' and Children's Slip
pers-alI styles, at less than half price.
You won't be able to resist buying some Of the
many bargains offered at
THE BANKRUPT SALE.
| mh2o& 600 9TH st.. corner OF
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BLACK CHEyIOT SUITS, $40; warranted all
wool Wv. GARNER. 1925 7th st. NV.
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Before packing away stock Of Seal Skin sacdues
Jackets and Cspes and all other Furs. we viii make
reduction Of twenty per cent co cent?. All goods
reliable and in sty iish shapes Genuine bargains can
nov he obtained tor ten days AL Plush Wraps Ut COST
wILLETr L RUOFT. 81
Hstfers md Euxracra. QQ5 psnn. AZ. uhlA
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MARCH o. 1891.

CoHEN's TRIMMING STORE.
623ELEvENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
Branch of s. Cohen l. Co.. Boston
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Ten Cents a Day VIII Rr

Surgical instruments. w.IroRp's.477 Pa ave. .
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Pux1rY. STRENGTH. PrRrrcr,ox.
CLEvE1ASp,s BAKING POWDER.
Absolutely the BEST.
Purity. Strength. Perfection.
CLEvELAND,s BAKING POWDER.
Absolutely the best
Purity, Strength. Perfection.
CLEvELANp's BAKING POWDER.
Absolutely the best. mh23
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FEDORA LACES.

lot All-silk Fedora Laces. from inch to inches
wide. regular values from IL to 2Oc yard, At
l0c. yard.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

s.nUR AMY UP ABONE"
" song and chorus Destined TO have unprs-
ceoented run.
We've an army mp above Of the brave and noble
dead and Sherman Grant and Sheridan marching NJ
their head stirrinx martial Patriotic words
By Clara Bell Brown and MABEL Haughtop Brown
For sale by all music deslesL uh1s-2v
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lot Al-siIk Fedora Laces from 2 to inches wide,
regular values from 30 to SOC. yard. ct
25c. yard.
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90 Swr COG ATARRH REMEDY
D o discovered bye inatYntly relieves and
On, eminent phJ-G ,gsedily snrs. C.s.eA;
90 OCC h an infallible cure
sold ~ G. CARIsTIANl. Wholssais and Rstaii.
nah6-30 ~ HopnA. ava
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lot Oriental Laces from ~ inch to 2K inches wide.
regular values from I2s to 20c. yard, at
10c yard.
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FORECAST I'LL rIaHT L. II TUESDAY
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CONCERT
BY THE
YALE GLEE
AND
BANJO CLuB.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC, 9TH AND NV.
EASTER MONDAY. MARCH %. SPIN.
Tic.lets sale at M.tzerott's Music Store, llIoF
street. beginning Monday. March -. nlil2i-6
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