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HOUSES IN ALLEYS.
TIE PROHIBITION ORDER CAN GO INTO EFFECT
At ONCE.

TIE PROHIBITION ORDER CAN GO INTO EFFECT
AT ONCE.
Some days ago the Commissioners passed an
order amending the building regulations by
prohibiting the erection of houses in alleys less
than thirty feet wide. This was in
accordance with pending bill be-
fore Congress, and the Commissioners passed
il because the rush for permits to build alley
houses was unprece dented. The Commission
ers thought the order would be almost inoper-
alive il the usual formality of advertising for
thirty days in the public press was fol-
lowed, as the owners of alley property would
make rush for permits to build thereon.
They therefore asked the attorney whether tho
amendments made to the regulations could go
into effect Immediately or whether certain
period must elapse after they are made before
thew go into effect.
The attorney says in his opinion the regula-
tons can 90 into effect upon their adoption,
and that be knows Of no requirement to the
contrary.
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LADIES OF THE q. L. R.

INSTITUTE The FIRST CIRCLE IN WASHINGTON
AND ELECT OFFICERS.
meeting was recently held by ladies OF this
city, composed OF the wives, mothers, daugh-
tiers and sisters OF honorably discharged SOL
diers, sailors and marines OF the late war
and ex-army nurses, with a view of
organizing circle of the ladies Of
the G. A. r. The name q. s. Grant Circle,
No. 1. WAS proposed by Mrs. Florence G. George
and unanimously accepted. On Wednesday
evening Ars. Margaret A. Stevens of Newark,
NJ, Department Counselor of New Jersey, as
sisted by Mrs. NJ o. Cartridge OF Topeka, Kas.,
national president OF the ladies Of the G. A. r. !,
instituted the circle, and the follow
ing officers were elected and installed:
President, Florence c. George; senior vice
president. Lizzie f. Kelly; junior vice presi-
dent, Matte E Lincoln; treasurer, Hettie s.
Graves; secretary, Laura r. Warner; guard
Sadie E Underwood; delegate to the national
convention, Laura T. Warner.
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II wonderful and significant fact, and no.
where is il so beautifully and forcibly e1-
pressed rs in Horticulture. Nor is it given to q
favored few to be mado happy at this joyous
season, but the world at large is the recipient
OF natures bounty. The ''Floral Display" to
be placed before the strangers and visitors to
Center Market on Saturday, April l6, will make
the skill and energy Of our florists apparent to
all, as they will have gems from nearly every
CLINE and country to tempt and please
Desiring to bring flowers within the reach of
oil who love and appreciate them, the florists
wish to say that there will be no rise in prices
simply for Easter. They would also state that
the stock of flowers Is ample to keep the de-
nand supplied for tho entire day, thus enabling
buyers to avoid the rush Of early Morning.
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CONDENSED LOCALS.

The fancy swimming contest which was to
have taken Tlsce in the Columbia Athletic
Club pool Saturday has been postponed a week,
and will come off on April 23
The Washington Alumni Association OF Co.
lumbia College of New York will hold its first
annual dinner at the Cochran next Tuesday
evening. President Low has promised to
come over from New York in order to be
present.
THE decision of the President approving the
awards of the Rock Creek Park appraisement
commission was entered on the minutes of the
Court in General Term yesterday.
YESTERDAY jurors under writs de lunatico in
quirendo decided Martha +. Kengla and Chris
topher Miller and Lille to be insane.
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IT LANDED ON ITS FEET.

From the New York World.
Though the Washington EVENING STAR was
burned out Wednesday morning as late as 9
o'clock and its Office completely destroyed,
II was able to issue early in the afternoon q
very creditable newspaper containing q six
column account of the disaster, profusely
illustrated. ALI the material in the paper was
fresh, the original "copy" having been de-
stroyed and there was no trace Of excitement
in the writing-nothing about the sire fend''
or our old familiar friend the holocaust" An
enterprising newspaper in an emergency II
much like unto cat thrown out OF q window
it lands on its feet every time.
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A CHRISTIAN WORKER.
THr BIOLOGICAL SOCIETY.

At the meeting of the Biological Society, to
be held in the assembly hall of the Cosmos
Club tomorrow evening. communications will DO
presented as follows: DR.. C. ". Stiles, "No.es
on Parasites-Taenia Ovilla in Its Relation to
Blanchard's Classification;" Mr.. F. v. Coville.
1.-The Flora Of the High Serras Of California, -
"New Plants from California, Nevada and Utah.
DR.. Erwin F. Smith, "A Review Of Baillon's
Botanical Dictionary" Mr.. ]. N. Rose, "Mexi-
can Leguminose With Notes on DR.. Palmer 9
collection"
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Gentlemen win - Ia window cor
ner Of 18th Of. andRAs -. grand
display Of Imported EMsr scarfs at
Palais Royal prices. .0nr Easter
greeting price for 0amsEic Scarfs
marked Soc. 10 only ESQ.
e
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GREAT CHANCE FOE MES.-Having purchased
an immense line Of the finest imported cassi-
mere suitings at about sixty cents on a dollar
j am making the usual sS5 and go suits to
order for S27 and the usual SO, 80 and sI0
trousers 10 order for 81. G.. WAKEFIELD SIMp-
soS, corner 9th aud G streets northwest
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A movement Ia on foot In Dublin to obtain
the release OF Mrs. Annie Margaret Montaqu.
The saloon men who have been driven out
OF business by the strict enforcement Of the
prohibition law in Iowa will not allow street
cars to be run. newspapers to be sold or any
other kind OF business done on Sunday,
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The FIRE AT STAR OFFICE Wednesday should
remind all to insure in the Arlington Fire In
surance Company for the District OF Columbia,
Cash capital, 100000. Officers--Walter s.
Cox, president; Vim. King, vice presidents; G.
B. Maury, treasurer; Frank I. Rawlings, Sec
rotary; E. Nice. Jones, assistant secretary.
Joy, F. L. Moore, VIM. King Chas Edmonston,
DR.. w. w. Johnston, VIM. r. Riley, g. Thos.
Brown, VIM. Gait. Office, 1905 Pennsylvania
avenue, north of United States Treasury.-Adyt
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Apour YouR EssrER WRAr:

First word about the children: The stock Dresses
Jackets, listers Goats fox Babies and ChiIdr from
TO q years Of age. never before as complete
Sue variety that can't pretend to give descriptions
Bring the children and we prom Use to bewilder and
astonish you in pleasant way-bewder you with tho
variety and sstonish you with the qualities at the
prices-s5 will procure garments that are usually
valued at ST. 80
% ACKETs FOR LADIEs.-The Paris London and
Berlin Iade garments really the barg of the
collecton-we used these samples and will
ing to dispose Of them almost at European prices sl5
s16. ais. s19 $50. Our manufacturer has turned
out fac SMILES Of these imported garments at 81
IS. S. $S. $40 and S12 II you will ask to see the
aS Jackets with silk lined fronts, &c. you will appre-
ciate the likeness to the SIS imported garments
OAPES-The imported garments range from sl4 to
e29 EACH of Tan. Gray Navy and Black broadcloths
trimmings. The copies made to our order So 80,
80 $l3. SIS and s17.
w AISTs-All kinds, among which are the Russian
Blouses. We have them in Surah and India Silks at
$12, $11. so. 1928, sc. 80, sc. $3.50, $4.9S and
"a each, in Black three shades Of Red Navy; also
in Giace Two-tone effects, with White hair line
stripes. All sizes and absolutely perfect fitting.
The Navy and Black Sateen Waists with White eur
de lis and bow-knot figures, only IS Those
with ring figures. with full front and plating are
al So Black sstinette Waists. with White stripes
only Csc each
The French Percale Waists at 81 35 have belt and
shown in all the latest styles aud coors stripes
Very beautiful Organdy Waists, in stripes combining
the art shades, At only az 6S each
Shirt Waists and Blouses to fit children. big boys
and girls and ladies' Fancy Percales. 25c, Soc. SOC,
75c 81, 81 80. White ercales, SOC, 7ic. 81 81 IS
Flannel. 3sc. SOC. Toe. 81. sateen, csc. Reliable
makes: ell the latest designs
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ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.

ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.
ALEAUGH's.-Digby Bell in Jupiter"
NATIoSAL--''The City Directory"
ACADEMY OF MUsIC.-'Tangled Up"
HARRIS BfJoU.-'Little Lord Fauntleroy."
KERNAS's LYCEUM.-Sam Jacks Creole Co.
The BATTLE OF GETTYsBURG-15th street and
ohio avenue.
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ALEXANDRIA.
THE REPUBLICAN PRIMARIES.

THE REPUBLICAN PRIMARIES.
The republican city central committee, Hon.
L. W. Corbett, chairman, held a meeting last
night, and fixed on Tuesday, April %, as the
time for holding the ward meetings to elect dele
gates to the district and the state conventions
The meetings will be held in each ward at
right opening at O'Clock, the four ward
meetings being held at the same time. The
places OF all the meetings have not yet been
determined. These meetings will elect dele
gates to city convention, which will
yention, which: will choose the dele
gates-at-large from Virginia to the ma
tional republican convention. The ward meet
ings will also choose delegates to the district
convention of the eighth Virginia district, which
Will select the district delegate to the national
convention. The city convention will meet at
noon on Wednesday, the 9th Of April.
sToREKEEPER FALLS DEAD.
Joseph Southland, q grocer carrying on bust
ness at the corner of King and West streets,
fell dead last night Of apoplexy. Mr.. South
ard was for SOME years a conductor on the
Midland railway, but has Of late years been en-
gagged In mercantile business.
THE FARMERS INSTITUTE.
The farmers institute closed its session here
yesterday afternoon. Prof. McBryde OF the
Virginia Agricultural and Mechanical College
a. Blacksburg was the last OF the instructors.
The institute before adjourning Endorsed the
state board OF agriculture and passed resolu-
tions of thanks. The institute has not been
very largely attended.
CORPORATION COURT.
The corporation court is still in session, and
is considering the applications of E. Z. Down.
ham, NJ. Igo, the steamer Wakefield, William
Javens, P. F. Hull, w. E. Hammersley, NJ,
Downey and Thomas Lannon for liquor
licenses.
On the criminal side Of the court Nelson
Wexford, colored, has been acquitted on the
charge of killing his brother-in-iaw, Thomas
Thornton, by striking him on the head with a
Ratchet Edward Green, convicted of violation
of gaming laws by playing policy, was SEN
fenced to pay a fine OF SIS and to be impris-
victed Of larceny and sentenced to thirty days
imprisonment in jail.
A CHRISTIAN WORKER.
Miss Sallie Stuart, secretary Of the state
branch Of the Woman's Auxiliary Society of the
Episcopal Church, is now doing most effective
mission work in Richmond Petersburg and it's
neighborhood. She is the daughter of the late
Charles 4. Stuart of this city and aunt Of the
late Speaker Stuart Of the house OF delegates
AN ALEXANDRIA, HoNoRED.
Mr.. D. R. stansbury OF this city, long one Of
the leading Odd Fellows Of this section, has been
chosen grand master Of the Grand Lodge Of I.
o. o. F. of Virginia. The Grand Lodge has
worthily honored devoted son.
ANOTHER WASHINGTON CHARTER.
TIE Meridian Publishing Company of WASH
fngton, with II. b. Bennett as president has
been chartered here.
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IT LOOKS much better to draw check in pay
meat OF bills than carry Jour bank account
IN your pocket. Open an account with wOoDs
4 Co, taGkers, LIZ St NV. Open daily
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LOCAL MENTION.
THE WEATHER.
FORECAST NIL s p. NJ. sAruRr

FORECAST TILL 8 p. N. SATURDAY.
For the District Of Columbia, Maryland and
Virginia, clearing BY afternoon; slightly cooler
Saturday morning; fair and slowly rising tenn
perature Saturday and Sunday; northeriy winds;
frosts tonight
High water, Low water,
si9 a. m. 1003 p. m. 9:43 O. m. AIS p. m.
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SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY OSLT.-Prime rib
roast i2c.; veal, 1211 to Ice; pork, l0c; sugar
cured hams, lie; bacon, 1Oc.; 8 lbs. lard, 25c.;
] can corn, peas and tomatoes, Csc; choice
print, Soc; eggs, 16c.; fruits and vegetables
constantly on hand. Drop us postal order.
intern ATioSAL MARKET, S. LEMON HOOVER &
Co 1901 E.
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IT LOOKS much better to draw a check In pay.
ment Of bills than carry your bank account
in your pocket. Open an account with Woops
d CO., bankers, 1922 + st. n. W. Open daily
until 4:30.
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The BEST AND CHEAPEST dry-sir hardwood
refrigerator made. the Leonard.
A. EBERIY's Sons, 7lS It'll ST. NV.
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WOODS & Co., bankers, are open daily until
Also, enabling you to transact your banking
business after office hours. They solicit your
business
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SEE SPECIAL NO1ioz Brightwood mass meeting

WOoDs Co., bankers, are open daily until
4:39, enabling you to transact your banking
business after Office hours. They solicit your
business
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Sixty cents off the price Of hat Is an item.
Our 81 90 Spring Derbies will cost S2.50 else
where FRANC & SoS, One Price,
IL Cor 9TH and d.
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CARPETS CLEANED by the Empire Carpet
Works, 63I-635 Mass. ave. NV, are made moth
proof free of charge. Telephone 1852.
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BELLE OF NELSON WHISKY, bottled at the
distillery. CHARLES KRAENER, Agent
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RAuEoAD HOSES shipped here from Coium.
bus, Ohio, to be sold at Bensinger's bazaar to-
morrow morning alto o'clock without reserve
rare opportunity for buyera Bee auction
advertisement
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WOODS 4 Co, bankers, are open daily until
$50, enabling you 70 transact your banking
business after Office hours. They solicit your
bQsinesz
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FoR EAsTER-Finest Coo. Candies, Csc. n
pound. and Ice Cream Soda, sc. a glass. SHEETz,
The Coufeetioner, corner 10Th and f streets and
Welekers Hotel, 18th street.
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ZEE SPECIAL NOrrcr Brisht~ooa mass meeting

WooDs q Co., bankers, are open daily until
$50, enabling you TO transact your banking
business after Office hours ghsy solicit your
b1xinesa
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SHEETzs Coo Candy for 25c.
This is only at It'll and | streets northwest
j. L. SaEETz.
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SHEEIz's Coo. Candy for 25c.
This is only at It'll and streets northwest.
j. Il, SHEETZ.
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SIXTY OFF,

CHR. XANDzRs own Virginia clarets; rich
yinosiLy not DESTROYED By liberal dilution.
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CITY ITEMS.
ONLY ONE Mopx DAY.


The time set for the close of the distribution
OF our Easter gift (''Shoo!O will be up tomor-
row night II you miss this panel you viii lose
one OF the very best pictures Of its kind ever
put on the market by the art manufacturers.
TEE GREAT ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC TEA Co.,
t0l and sos Seventh St NV.
Our BRANCH SroRks.
1920 Fourteenth IT. NV.
S104 NJ St, Georgetown.
S15 H ST. ne. (new).
81 and 90 Western Market
and o Street Market
101 Northern Liberty Market.
All the useful household articles given with
purchases from as are distributed in the same
manner at every one Of our branch stores.
IHE GREAT ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC TEA Co.,
sol and sos Seventh st. NV.
NEWTON Il. BOWMAN, Manager
Telephone S4s. II. L W,
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Buy THE celebrated Dangler vapor stove.
A EBERLY's Sous, us It'll st. NV.
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ROYAL GLUE household treasure. 100

CELEBRATED Jubilee Razors and "new pat
ent' Stropping Machines WALFoRp's AT Pa.av.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

.xD1D GLASSES, 81. HENrLER's. 459 Pa. av
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LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTINCT
OF COLUMBIA.
The Washington Loan and Trust Co., administrator
vs. Thos v. Hammond ct al Equity No 1865
John - Iarner. the trustee appointed by decree
passed herein on the second day of March, A. D. 1872
for the sale of the real estate in the bill filed said
cause described having represented that he after hav-
ing complied with the of said decree
to advertisements. &C, offered said real estate for
sale at public auction in front Of the premises the
adequate bid therefore and did not sell the same;
and that since said time he has been endeavoring to
sell said property AMI has succeeded obtaining an
offer from Louise NJ Ovens for the purchase of id
property for the sum Of seventy eight hundred dol
lars tS1,S00} cash:
1t is this 4th day Of April AID. 1892 ordered that
the sale Of said property to the said Louise NJ Owens
for tho sum o. seventy hundred dollars 500
cash be ratified and confirmed, unless cause to the
contrary be shown by the l4th day Of May D.
1882 Provided. that notice of this order be pub
1iseed once week for three weeks prior to the said
l4th day Of May AID. 1892 in The Eyenin1 Star and
the Washington Law Reporter.
A true copy. A. b. HAGNER.
sp15-law3w By NJ. A. CLANCY, Asst Clerk.
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TREMENDOUS SPECIAL EASTER SALE
OF Spring Clothing, Furnishings and Hats
AT corner Of 9th and Z SITS.
Mems Suits at $3.50, a great variety Of pat
terms. Every one made up to sell at double the
$40 Suits, good as any tailor will make you;
have to see them to appreciate same.
Sl2 SUITS. Here's where we claim to Guido
them all. This line is corker. They are all
tailor, made; goods simply perfect.
Immense line Of Confirmation Suits, %, a
and IS.
The latest in Alpine, s1.75.
Dunlap and Youman latest Derby at e.
FURNISHING GooDs.
Silk Outing Shirts in all shades from soc. to
To save your dollars call on us
II. FRrEDLANDER & Bro,
1t Cor. 9th and E st.
ODD FELLOWS HALL CLOTHING HOUSE
42l 7th st.. under Odd Fellows Hall We have
secured another large line Of Boys Suits sizes
4 to Is; will sell at the astonishingly low price
81. 45. These goods are good value for g.
Also 300 pairs Of Knee Pants, sizes to Is, at
25c. worth 500 AL It'll st., under Odd Fellows
Hall ap12-4t
is PERMANENTLY A PURE TONIC AND
AN EXCELLENT BEVERAGE.
James Tharp's Old Rye Berkeiy Whisky 10
without question the finest and purest goods in
the market, and can always be relied on as a
beneficial tonic and an excellent beverage It
contains all the component parts where medic
inal aid is needed in giving tone and strength
to the weak and afflicted by giving them re-
newed energies and new life. Our prominent
physiciao here and elsewhere prescribe it
daily to their patients with pronounced good
results, where they require q pure stmulant
to give them strength and tone up their shat
tered systems occasioned by sickness. Mr..
JAMES THARP, at 8lS F street northwest, is the
and has it copyrighted for the protection Of
the public and himself. ap5-tu&ftf
"BO0M ia RA," SC. WoRcH's, 925 It'll. Civ
s. HELLER. 100 7th St, is making speciality
in Ladies' and Children's Hair Cutting and
Shampooing. Also cures Dandruff. ap9-6t"
FIFTY MORE OF THOSE FINE SEWING
Machines selling SO rapidly at $40 at Auerbach's
Capitol Hill branch Domestic Machines and
Patterns, 4th and Pa ave. g. Q. VIM. FUNK,
Mgr. aps-20s
TELEPHONE 1860. DOMESTIC SEWING
Machine Co., d H. For repairing and renting.
sp9-20s
PHILLIPS DIGESTIBLE COCOA
Furnishes nutrimen and aids digestion.
NERVOUS DEBILITY, Poor Memory. Diff
dence, Sexual Weakness, Pimples cured by Dr.
Miles Nervine. Samples free at Druggists. Ctr
DIR. HARTLEY's Great Remedy cures catarrh
apS-1m
NONE NAME 1T BUT TO PRAISE.
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HAS FoR EAsTEl

newest shapes and coIors, 90, $3.50, So.
r. &. LEWIS & Son, 1921 New York ave.
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Tried Ok AT OUn RISK.

Tried Ok Ar Oun RISK
Attention is asked to the Easter novelties
First 81. 90 for The 4-button Palais Royal Glace
Kid Gloves, with blackboard tops and bIackstitched
lacks. -Four lovely grays. three new yellows Tie
new node pearl and white
. fo- chamois Mousquetaires. which. being made
to our order Of selected skins. almost thin and
elastic kid. White with black stitching plain white
and yellow. Misses sizes in 6-Dutton lengths only
S5c pair
= i 30 for the "Palais Royal" Dsmi Gauntiets Of
English Dogskin in London Reds
Sl 80 for "Paiais Royal" Suede Kid mousqus.
taires, three Heliotropes three Lavenders, TanA
Green. Gray. yellow. Blue, Eaw1 and six new Modes
Those with White stitched backs the latest but We
have them also with plain backs
SOC for the Genuine Pigskin or Barritz Mousque-
tares in the shades two Ycllows four Reds. two
Lavenders Pearl and White. beside the usual Tans,
Modes Grays and Black. White and salf color stitch
ing The SIC French Kid Gloves in 4buttons also
here in new Spring Coiors
OIL i - ia the reduced price Of the 4-button
"Palais Royal" Undressed Kid Gloves in eighteen
lovely shades Of Nodes Tans. Gays Those with en-
brodered backs reduced to 81 35 from 81 So The
reduced prices thus explained: We have con-
tracted for double the quantity used during 1901
The maker and the Palais Royal content with
less profit each pair when double the quantity IL
sold The same quality as Of yore or could we afford
to try them on at our risk
MEN will hnd Perrn's Celebrated Gloves here ct
only Les pair-a hint Of Palais Royal prices which
holds good for dozen other styles Of best gloves
children may be fitted with their first pair Of
Kid Gloves at risk The latest for misses are the
White Chamois MousQuetaires PAlAis Royal price u
only S5c pair
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SEE SPECIAL NOTICE Brigh.wood mass meeting.
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REIs1xaER's Ice Cream, 235 G st. NV.
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WARRANTED GLovEs Foa EASTER.

L HE Palais Royal Gloves being warranted, we pre-
fer to try them and thusconvnce ourselves well
our patrons that they perfect in every respect
Therefore. We write in big tyne
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TELEPHONE 1860. DOMESTIC SEWING
Machine Co., Z H. For repairing and renting
Rna-20t
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80 NONE NAME IT BUT TO PRAISE.
Wheeler d Wilson's New High Arm No. g.
A marvel Of lightness and swiftness.
Jazz Office 437 9th st. NV
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Furnishes nutriment and aids digestion.
NERVOUS DEBILITY, Poor Memory. Diff
dence, Sexual Weakness, Pimples cured by Dr.
Miles Nervine. Samples free at Druggists Ctr
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GIVEN AWAY ron so DAYS, NO YAfl =
W stove with every steam cocker bvufht 81 ~
GREGORY. GA 10th nv. Aplz-1v4