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y. Mayor
ii. n. COULON, Clerk.
TOWN HALL.

Thibodaux. La, May Bird 1892.
The town council of the Town of Thibodanx
met this day in regular session.
Present, Mayor Aucoin, and trustees,
Barker, Caillouet, Zernoft, aud Raglan.
Absent.-Trustees Tiibodeaux and Fl ost.
Minutes of the last regular and special ses.
sions, were read and adopted as recorded.
Mayor Aucoin stated that the interests on
note due Mrs. Harvey was due end that It
was not appropriated to make provisions to
pay same, wheleupou Oh molten of Mr.. Bark
er seconded ay Mr.. Raglan an appropriation
of 5000 was ordered 20 pay interest on
aforesaid note. by the following vote:
Yeas darker, Cailluuet, Zernott. and
Raglan.
Nays None.
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Nearly Divin G.

+. Geuaux, Houma, La
Sir-l attribute qualities nearly divine IF
your Asthma aud Cough Remedies. In fact,
fer me. none equal their virtues and the i'm
mediate results derived from their use. 1t is
with pleasure. dear sir, tliat | send Won nv
sincere ieiicltatinAs. With high regards.
! reLaaiii, yours respectfully.
GASTUN J.. ABADIE.
CarenrI" o. LA. Feb. IL, 1891.
BY Druggists IN 1hibodaux. R;relan,l and
I0ckport.
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Finance Committees Repo

Finance ninsif fee Report
Finance Committee's report for the months
OF March and April 1892.
To the Mayor and Trustees of the Town of
Thibodaux.
Gentlemen.-Your Committee on Finance
beg to report that they have examined the
following claims. and find same correct.
Chargeable to streets and bitches.
Standard Oil Co. 3 bhls, Gasoline IS "a 81
!. M. Walsh freight on aboye.. 3 90
j. Al. Walsh for m'ihs March and April ) on
Chargeable to Streets and bitches
STANDARD Oil Co.. ) Dbl. gasoline. .. 81 o.
j. II. Walsh freight Oh above........ ) 90
Victor S,osito for M tbs March g. april p 90
Chargeable tn Corporation Laborer-
Vic. Sposito Tor m'ths March & April. 100 o.
Chargeao Ole to Fire Department
Thibodaux Fire Co No. | tor March
and 20 90
Protector No. , Tor March and April
Ii. H.. & Ladder Co. No. ! Tor months
March and April..--...-------. 20 90
Chargeable to Salary of officers
]. L Aucoin Mayor End quarter.--... 30 90
III. N. Couion Clerk 1890. * IS
j. III. Walsh Constable End quarter. l75 90
+. Samoan Treasurer 2nd y 81 25
+. Samoan Printer 2nd quarter........ % 90
= Chargeable to Town Hall
Wet Sposito = months March and April 8 90
Chargeable Inc. Expenses
3. Il. Woods & Co lns. on Town Hail. loo so
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w G. Raglan, .=...
+. ZERNOT'T,
Com. of improvements.

At this time Mr.. Raglan called the attention
OF the Mayor to bad conditions of the sire. Is
comprised in the route of the Firemen's an
nnal Parade, and moved that the may or lie
authorized to havesame put in proper order
either by use of road machine or Other Use.
Card.
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Total Collections 1913 So
Signed j. NJ. WALSH.
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Approved. and recommend an approor::a
ton of Ninety Four and 45-I00 dol .ars to pa !
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Collector.
The following workingnen's account was
read and the same being duly approved by
the committee on improvements an apprs pria-
ton OF Sl37 30 was ordered to pay same by
following vote.
Yets:-Barker, Clillouet, Zernott and
RagAr.
N~ays-None.
WorkiDgmen's account for March and
April 1892.
Cliargeable to Water Works
Arthur Leblanc q days az s2-......... as 90
Chargeable to Market House
Anbin Dantin i04 days at S2......-... 20 As
Chargeable tn Streets and bitches
Albert Page 6 days at S1.-...-. 4 o.
Peter Davis ) days at SI.-.... , 90
Ed. Carter 3 days at St...... 3 %
Tug Wilson a days at ST. .-..--. 4 so
). T. Den anade > days ut $l...--.. 5 90
Aug. Brown 3 days at $I...... 3 90
Chargeable to Police and Crime
ClO.aire Bernard | day Police...... ~
Total $94 As
Approved. and recommend an approor:a.
ton of Ninety Four and 45-I00 dol airs to nay
same.
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PROCEEDING OF THE TOWN
COUNCIL.
TOWN HALL,
Thihodaux La. March 18th 1872.

Thihodaux La. March 18th 1892 }
The town Council of the town of
Thibolaux this day met, in special res
sion.
Presen; Mayor Aucoin. and Trustees.
Ban k.i. Raglan, Zernott, Frost. and
TLii,odeaux.
Alb ent ;-rrnstre. Cailluuet.
The reatiing of the last mimi tes was on
motion dispensed with.
MAY or Anrnin. stated. that the oh ject of the
speci; ,n-rting was 10 take the necessary
step towards the control and management Of
the TlIi''",iaux bridge in conjunction with the
paris authorities.
Wherenpon Mr.. Eagan seconded by Mr.
Zernott j" troinced the following set OF Reso-
lntinn>.-Carrie'l bv following vote.
Yeas BARKER, ihi5odaux, Frost, Zcrrott,
and Raaan.
Na,s-None,
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CONDENSED LOCALS.

TaI body of dead infant was found between
ID. Attn. + and streets northeast yesterday.
HxyRY KILLMAN while at work at Belt Il
Dyers saw mill, 18th and streets northwest,
yesterday had two Of his fingers severed by a
saw. He was treated at the Emergency Hos
pital and sent to his home, 93l 9th street
northwest.
TnoTHY MoSAH.S fell from a 18th street
car on the avenue between l4th and 18th streets
last night and was slightly injured about the
head He was attended at the Emergency
Hospital and sent to his home, 116 LIST street
northwest.
Dr. WILLIAM r. HARPER will lecture this
evening at the Calvary Baptist Church on the
Later prophecies Of Isaiah. The ecture is given
under the auspices of the American Institute
of Biblical Literature. Admission free.
THI indoor meeting of the Washington Light
Infantry Athletic Association has been post
poned to April 13
The members and friends of the Spinner Me-
mortal Association will hold q meeting at the
board Of trade rooms tonight.
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indicating Rev. Mr.. Outwater.

The mistake of a policeman put Rev. Theron
Outwater, pastor of Kendall Baptist Church. in a
position which has caused him and his friends
no little annoyance. Mr.. Outwater was sum-
moned to appear in the Police Court because
snow which had fallen on the sidewalk in front
of the church was not removed.
The matter has been looked into by q COM
mittee of ministers. composed of Revs Chas.
A. Stakely. pastor of the First Baptist Church;
c. c. Meador, pastor of the Fifth Baptist
Church. and Samuel H. Greene, pastor Calvary
Baptist Church. who, with Major W. G. Moore,
chief of police have signed a statement show
ing that Rev. Mr.. Outwater was en-
trely blameless in the matter and
that the mistake made by
the policeman who cited Mr.. Outwater instead
of the trustees of the church. Mr.. Outwater
was assured by Lieut.. Vernon that his name
would be stricken from the papers before the
case was called. and that Of one of the trustees,
MIR. Glenn L. Jones. inserted. Mr.. Jones left
the necessary collateral. The case, however,
called before the lieutenant reached the
court room. and Mr.. Outwater was placed
in the predicament of appearing to
be in contempt of court. subsequently
the matter was explained to Judge Kimball,
the record was corrected and the good name of
MIR. Outwater one whose character and work
have always been on the side of law and order
indicated. The chief of police expresses re-
greet that the mis- take occurred and the police
man las been reprimanded by his lieutenant.
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Sons of Veterans Valuation

Cushing Camp. Sons Of Veterans, L. s. A.,
paid fraternal visit to Phil Kearney Camp.
No. Is, at their hall, corner 5th and q streets
northwest, last evening, and after the transact
ton Of routine business the meeting resolved
itself into g regular campfire The visitors
were welcomed by Camp Commander C. S.
Davis in a few well-ehosen words which were
responded to by Camp Commander rutherford
of Cushing Sandwiches and coffee pipes and
tobacco were passed around. Music. vocal and
instrumental, including the fife and drum
corps Of Cushing Camp, was interspersed with
short Speeches, and q very enjoyable evening
spent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-05

Catarrh Ia apt to give rise to serious compli-
cations, destroying the Of smell and taste.
impairing hearing. causing offensive breath,
often producing mental and physical disability,
and leading To throat affections, asthma, bron-
ehitis and consumption
To the careful study and scientific investiga-
ton Of this pernicious disease DIR. Lighthill
has devoted his exclusive attention for over
thirty years, and has succeeded in formulating
. system Of treatment which Is absolutely pain
lees. prompt in its action and positively cura-
tive In its effects From the first application
great benefit Is experienced, which continues
from day to day until . anal and permanent
cure 10 the result
DR.. Lghthill can be consulted at his resi-
dence, 14lI X street u ". from to II and A to
q Consultation free.-Adrt
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT

ALBAUsH's.-"The Old Homestead"
NATIoSAL--''The Charity Ball"
ACADEMY OF MUsIc.-Doekstader's Minstrels.
HARRIS BIJoU.-'The Fast Mail"
KERNAN's LYcEUM THEATER--Manchester's
wight Owls"
NATIONAL RIFLES HALL--Elks' Carnival of
Nations.
WILLARD HALL-Bazaar by the ladies Of St
Marks Lutheran Church.
METROPOLITAN A NJ E. CHURcH.-Mr. o. o.
3 Ssrayers lecture on The Race Problem
from a Christian Standpoint"
Masonic HALL ANACosrIA.-Concert for the
associated charities
FIFTEENTH STREET NJ. f. CHURCH. CORNER
Z SIREET.-Mnsicsl and literary entertainment
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The regular meeting Of the Non-Partisan W.
c. L. L., held at the Soldiers Home last even
ing, was one of unusual interest fully 4O0persons
being present The president, Miss L. H.
Chase, occupied the chair and conducted the
exercises After prayers and the singing Of
hymns. music was rendered by the home brass
band, and during the evening Miss Rosecrans,
daughter OF Gen. W. s. Ro5ecrans, sang several
Scotch and Irish ballads. Recitations we're
given by Mrs. Rapley, Mr.Lightfoot and Master
Slocum Ball.
The inmates of the home gave a warm greet
ing TO Mrs. Judge Roby, ''the soldiers friend"
whose address. wOmanly and full of warm
hearted eloquence, was frequently interrupted
by prolonged applause.
Gen. Osborne. late United States minister to
the Argentine Republic. spoke feelingly to the
old soldiers. whom he called the guests Of the ma
tion and appealed to their sense OF dignity to
wear the badges of honor they had won proudly
and to ward off all contamination from drink
and all evil habits.
Mr.. ID. H. Patton, Nj. c. from Indiana, and
Judge Roby also made effee tive speeches. The
evenings entertainment concluded by the sing
ing of Home, Sweet Home" by Miss Rose
Grams.
Gen. o. B. Wilcox, governor of the home,
Maj. Parker, Chaplain Isaacs, u. S. N. and
many other friends were present and all an
nounced II one of the most interesting meet
ings ever held at the home.
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A BIC PRor1r.

A Bio PRor1r
s2OO REALIZED ON AN INVESTMENT OF s2.
Mr.. W. +. Eltzroth. esteemed school teacher in
the town Of Morrow Ohio. states his case % clearly
that comment necessary further than to say to
those down and of health
GO AND DO LIKEWISE.
81 feel that must add my name to the st of tboss
who feel grateful for benefit from using Hoods
sarsAparia IL has been worth 500 bottle to me in
the following manner. viz: have besn teaching
school for years Last fall became worn OUT had
appetite. COULDN'T SLEEP AT NIGHT and be-
debilitated that it impossible to perform
my duty IS teacher. I
WROTE NY RESIGNATION
To take effect weeks. was persuaded TO try
Hoods Szrsaparilla. Within 4 week I Was 90 much
better that continued my school am still teach
MAN and have over 500 clear from 81 spent for
Hoods sarsaparilis-" WI ELTZROTH.
Morrow. Ohio
IRON THE SISTERS OF MERCY.
1--WE md Hoods sarsapsrilla to b good useful
and valuable medicine. recommend from
sxpsrisncs." SISTERS OF MERCY,
West eth st., Cincinnati. Ohio
HOODS sARSAPARILLA
IL the best blood purifier the beet strength buildsr
the BEST nerve helper. Give IL . Trial.
HOODS PILLS are the best family esshsxtic and
liver msdtcinA Harmless. ssliabas. sure q
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Nothing Wa Accomplished.

The adjourned meeting of the encampment
Of the Department Of the Potomac last evening
was lively one. In fact the demonstrations
were 80 persistent that no business could be
done. This arose mainly from the fact that an
effort was made to bring up the election ques-
ton. Some of the members want the action Of
the tellers in reporting the result of the vote
for commander Investigated and others do not
consider such action necessary. The encamp-
ment was finally obliged to adjourn without
accomplishing anything.
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A Republican Campaign Club.

The republicans of the second legislative dis
trict have organized a campaign club with the
following officers: President DIR. T. L. Gains; vice
president. Thomas Ray; secretary. L. n.
Ingram; assistant secretary, Fountain Peyton;
treasurer, c. A. Berkeley; chaplain, George r.
Chapman The club will hold its NEE tings at
Mr.. Sprang's on Columbia road Meridian Hill.
and the object is to aid the republican party in
every possible way in the coming national polit-
heal coutest
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CITY ITEMS.
The Headquarters

OF the Bear Lithla Water Company il 945 Broad
way, New York. Price lists and circulars will
be sent on application. We have no agents in
Washington. All dealers can be supplied by
ordering from the springs near Elkton, Va, OF
from the Office in New York. Every druggist
and grocer is on an equality and will get the
der from the springs, or il can be furnished
here from ware house, with actual expenses
added. To consumers the price is "a. Is, deliv-
cred, whether bought direct from the company
or the dealer. 1t
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Mr. Mayer surlzberger of Philadelphia, the
leading Jewish lawyer of this country, will to-
morrow evening deliver the fourth lecture in
the course now being delivered at the Eighth
Street Temple, between Ii and i, under the
auspices of the United Hebrew Charities Mr..
SSurlz berger's subject will be Immigration, or
the Land Of Refuge" Mr.. Surizberger has a
high reputation as an eloquent speaker and
should attract large audience
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ADJUSTMENTS.
WoMAN.s RELIEF CORPS, pEpARTMENT OF
w POTOGAC. Benefit Week Of March Z. 16o2
HARRlY BIyoU THfATER

fo4o2h go s:a.s Sc Vel y A.ssh !. 30 "
The s'saaF a HRII wv <i r. ft%''''x Play
se e. T 81
:s;: 5:S; ia
moons. Admission. Eveninx;, SOC; Matinee. x5c.
ss'
cts tor sale schsler Stevens. drug store cor Pa ave
drug pa ssoss cOH HE and az Il: n and
RY SPECIAL REQUEST MRS. Z. 3. DAY HAS
e n.S 70 70 9ss and
send their .gpc;;.iCn to the Training School for Do
Gr0RaE7Ows O sSEfskFA. SECOND GRAND
SESkx 6As kkHo Ssrsrs stsszuncn
FRIDAY EsSTsh. e.. H Ma stiP H. m
49,. , ,o "a: IE "a A sTxSk q soprano.
engaged =. .oloist IN the Boston SYMPHONY 7
sor sss Ss Eco e. Scr Eth .aa
SITS. NV Admission. SOC. mh5&ll'
NATIONAL RIFLES ARMORY. >
Az st. between 9TH and 10th.
THE SEVEN OLD LADIES
OF vENDER WIN.
A kwaint tomikal kreation. full Of good music and
Madam Szemelenyi. ............. Musical Director.
Tickets. including reserved seats SOC
a. Metzerotts new store. cor. 18th and sts. mh34
A VISIT TO THE GRAND CANYON OF THE
A COLORADO
(With.Lantsrn views)
BY CHAS. d. wALCOTT
OF the United States Geological Survey.
For the beneht Of the
YOUNG wOMAN's CHRISTIAN HOME,
UNITARIAN CHURCH.
Cor. 14th and sts.
FRIDAY. MARCH IL. 1892. AT SPIN.
ADMISSION, so CENTS
Tickets may be had at Thompson's and the Shoreham
Drug Stores and at 140l 10th st. NV.
mhJ o. 10. IL
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AAnLAs rifle cheap. J. H. KUEHLrSe, 12O6 Pa av.

Dox'r Go Our WooLLY and come in shorn,
and don't walk around telling people how nerv-
Gus you ARE and all broken up with nervous
ness before you've tried that king Of nerve
sonics, DIR. Henley's Celery. Beef and Iron.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-05

Chr. Xander's Own Virginia Port, a WASH
ington product rejecting high honor on vir-
ginia viticulture As an ideal frulty, soothing
restorative Chr. XANDER's Virginia Port is
preferable to all others. No immature wines
and whiskies but truly reliable hygenic goods,
all analysed. 909 It'll st. 1t
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IMPORTED MILLINERY.
We have Just received from our agent in
Paris a case of handsome spring hats and bon
nsts which We are prepared to show.
HARRISON. Importer,
1929 + street.
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LOCAL MENTION,


FORECAST TILL Right p. n SUNDAY
For the District Of Columbia and MARYLAND.
slightly cooler, threatening weather and light
ram; winds shifting to easterly. For Virginia,
rain; cocfer; variable winds.
High Water Low Water
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II You Have u Cough don't delay. 1t is
dangerous. Piso's Cure for Consumption will
cure you. Guaranteed. All druggists. 25c.
Thomas ID. Singleton, 415 7th st. NV,
wishes to inform the purchasing public that
his prices for Furniture. Carpets, Upholstery
Goods, Draperies and Lace Curtains still con-
tlnue the Lo,cest for similar grades of goods in
this market The stock 10 new, fresh and
stylish, and parties seeking real bargains are
invited to inspect stock and prices. Respon-
sible parties desiring credit will have no diff
Guilty in obtaining liberal terms
THOMAS ID. SINGLETON,
Furniture, Carpets, Mattings, Oil Cloths, &c.
mh3-3t
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The LAST HoRN-BLow.

The sizes are getting broken in those beauti
ful black fur derbies. Regular price. %; clos
ang at Sl.l9. FRANC 4 Son,
One Price, cor. It'll and ID.
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IT rs neither pleasant to talk of or suffer
With piles. whether blind. bleeding itching
piles: Bottoms Infallibie Pile Salve so cents, is
. safe, sure and speedy cure for them Thou
sands have proved it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-05

Special Presents! Special Presents!
With one pound of Thea-Nectar Tea or one
pound A. and P. Baking Powder.
We are giving Fancy China and Decorated
Oups and Saucers, Plates, 3-pint Pitchers. Ma
jolica Pitchers, Rock Teapots, finch Deco
rated Nappies, Plates, Mugs, Oil Cans, Sirup
Jugs, Japanese Splashers, Fancy Tumblers aud
Goblets, Wine Glasses and various articles
Your choice Of the above given with one pound
Of Ihea-Nectar lea or one pound A. and P.
Baking Powder.
Try our 33c., Soc. and 3Sc. Java and Mocha
Coffees. They are noted for their aroma and
delicious flavor.
Best Granulated Sugar, 41kc.
Our own brand OF Thea Nectar Tea at Coo.
pc, pound will equal any 81 per pound Tea to
be had elsewhere.
Checks given with every Csc worth Of Tea
Coffee. Baking Powder and Condensed Milk.
All goods delivered free to any part OF the
city. Puuctuality our motto.
The GREAT ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC TEA Co.,
main stores sol and 500 It'll st. NV. Branches:
1870 l4th st. n. W.; 3l04 NJ st., Georgetown; SO.
SO, 60 Center Market; 81 and 81 Western Mar
ket; and o Street Market and lOl Northern
Liberty Market; 81 and 6s Eastern Market.
NEWTON H. BOWMAN, Manager.
Telephone call S4S. mh1&5-2t
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Practical generosity to have your parents
at The CRY OPTICAL STORE AT Pa ave- liz
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Great Special Present Day.

The OLD NkLIABLE TEA HOUSES,
THE GREAT ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC TEA Co.
The greatest inducements ever offered. Pur-
chasers OF one pound Of Thea Nectar Tea or one
pound Of A. 4 Z. Baking Powder will be given a
choice Of decorated cpp, saucer and plate, a
majolica pitcher, l0-inch decorated meat plat
ter. patent flour sieve or q rock teapot. Don {
miss this great offer. mhl-5t
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JUsr RECEIVED, our entire line Of new cele
DRAFTED Haywood baby carriages. WASH. b
WILLIAMS, 3l5 9TH st. n.w.-Adrt.
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Do You read by one of our best lamps? All
Drices reduced MUDDIMAS, GA 18th st.
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Royal Glue solidifies the Crumbline! 10

Tomorrow Morning after breakfast take a
physicians prescription, =. Phospha-AIta-
Comp" specific tonic for'the Stomach, Heart
and Brain. Your dinner you will relish. It,
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STORE your furniture, trunks boxes. &C., with
Latimer Il Sloan, 1407 q street northwest
Move wagons and packers furnished.-Adrt
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NoBoDY has got except Sickle Soc box OF
cigars SIcKLE's. 1011 Pennsylvania avenue
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MISS ANNA STATION SCHMIDT gives tonight the
second lecture Of her course ON Italy" at the
washin gton High school. o between 9Th and
7th streets, at 8 o'clock Tho city illustrated
will be Florence. Last week Venice was talked
Of to . large and enthusiastic audience, con-
sisting not only Of pupils, but their friends and
the public generally.
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Tharp's Delicious Table Wines and His
Celebrafed tsllld Rye k,erklev D,

Celebrated ''Old Rye oerkley."
When you are in need Of wines and LIQUORS.
either as tonic or as beverage, be exceed
ingly particular from whom you select to pur-
chase these articles from, or else you may fall
into a sad error and buy them from some ire
sponsible party, and obtain that which is abso-
lutely poisonous and deleterious to health and
possibly good manners. Good wines and liquors
can always be used in moderation, which is
beneficial, but when abused it has the contrary
effect, which is not the fault Of the wine or
liquor, but the party who abuses the privilege
When you desire choice table wines or some of
that Old Nectar-.'the Old Rye Berkeley" 20
direct to the reliable wholesale and retail wine
and liquor establishment Of Mr.. JAMES THARp,
at SlS + street northwest feS-u
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Spring Styles! EDITH A. HICKS See '.Ladie,
Goods" it,
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PIMPLES. blackheads. red. rough. chspped and oily
skin cured by CUTICURA SOAP.
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WIRE MATTRESSES, all sizes. 81 each. WASH
b. WILLIAMS. 3l5 It'll st. p.w.-Adrt.
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ACHING SIDES AND BACK.
Hip, kidney and uterine pains and teakpesses RE-
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