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TWO WOMEN WARRANTS.
Annie Ford aud Her Niece sent to
the WOrkhOuSe

the WOrkhOuSe.
Annie Ford an old blind woman. who
has long been conspicuous object Of char
ity on the streets was arraigned in the Po-
lice Court this morning with her niece.
Flora Johnson. 10 answer charges OF va
grancy. The women and the two young
children of each were arrested last night
at their home in Ridge Street The com
plant made TO the court was that the
blind woman after obtaining sometimes 50
or 81 by selling matches and begging in
the street returned home to provide beer
and whisky for the crowd that gathered
about her. Sergeant Jordan informed the
court that the women lived in abiect squaI-
or because the money brought in was
squandeTed for drink
Judge Kimball in disposing OF the case
offered TO send the women TO the Door
house, but as they objected he ordered
them committed to the workhOuse
The four infant children were ordered
TO be turned over to the Board OF Chill
dren's Guardians. Both women created a
scene when sentence was passed by weep
ing and wailing and calling on their Maker
for protection. They were quieted with
difficulty.
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The Commissioner or Internal Revenue
ceived by him from the General Solicitor
OF the Illinois Central Railroad Company.
regarding the tax on copies OF bills Of
lading, ruled that the word duplicate %
as used in the paragraph Of schedule A.
headed Express and Freight" includes
all copies, and every copy Of any iEstru-
ment evidcncing the receipt and forward
ing OF goods issued by the carrier. or his
agent. must bear a l-cent stamp. and any
memorandum made on the same that fl
Is merely a copy, not a bill OF lading. 20
mot a duplicate" etc, will have no ef-
feet TO exempt the copy from taxation as
a duplicate.
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A JUSTICE ONE YEAR.
The Anniversary Of the Appointment
of Harry VI. CIabaugh-

of Harry VI. CIabnugh-
4 year ago today Justice Harry NJ Cla-
baugh assumed the duties Of his Office as
an Associate Justice Of the Supreme Court
Of the District. lie was assigned 70
Criminal Court No 10 succeed Justice c..
c. Cole, who was chosen TO preside in
Equity Court No. /. Mr. CIabaugh was.
the Supreme Court TO FIJI the vacancy caus-
ed by the resignation Of Justice Louis E.
McComas. who upon his election as United
States Senator from Maryland. resi- ned
from the District bench.
During the year that Justice CIabaugh
has presided in Criminal Court No. /, he
was the trial Judge in twelve murder
cases. The defendants and the result OF
the trials are, William K Reed colored
guilty without capital punishment, impris-
onment for life In the penitenuary. James
Powell. cOlored. guilty, his sentence aft
erward commuted 10 Imprisonment for
life; George Grant SewelI. guilty without
capital punishment. Imprisonment in the
penitentiary for life; George W Horton.
guilty, hanged in the District Jail Deem
Der 10. 1873. Dock " Tharp. acquitted:
Benjamin r. Smell. guilty. under sentence
10 be hanged: Wooster johnson. colored
manslaughter, ten years Imprisonment in
the penitentiary: Mollie Harris. cOlored.
tnanslsughter. six years in the pententia-
~; Ella Wracks colored manslaughter.
eight years in the penitentiary, Talmadge
Walker, colored. guilty. without capital
punishment; George Ashton, cOlOred. gull
", without capital punishment and Ar
thur LandOn. guilty, awaiting sentence.
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BeniamIn VI. Hnrtshorne.

Benjamin Minturn HartshOrne died
yesterday at his winter home in Remsen
Street, Astoria. L. l., in his seventy-hfth
year. His summer home at the Highlands
OF Navesink is surrounded by magnlh-
cent park and he was considered the
wealthiest man in Monmouth county.
Many years ago his ancestors sold TO the
United States Government four miles Of
the peninsula Of Sandy Hook for public d.
fence. When Nj HartshOrne was
young man he had vast shipping interests
on the Pacific Coast and owned several
powder mills in California. from which
the Union Army was supplied In the civil
and Indian wars
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-03-22

In spain a waitress may be had for 80 or -
a month and often merely for her board and
clothes. Good cooks command So, but If allowed
70 do. the marketing they will accept 81. Mar
keting Is a peculiar process in that country. Ev-
eryone buys simply iof tle day, and il pays him
20 do Everything comes cLsaper by the retail
than by the wholesale. the same thing holds
good in beer and wines II Is the contrary with
Heurichs beer; ask for a bottle Of Maerzen or
Serate in the leading hotels and restaurants in the
city and the charge is 10 or IS cents bottle but
ii YOU phone siN-thirty four, Arlington Bottling
Company, for case Of twcntyfOur bottles, you
viii have only TO pay SIPS.
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judge Louis Arnaud.

Judge Louis Arnaud died in New Or
leans on Tuesday night, aged sixty-five-
He was Of a noble French family, the
name being Arnaud d'Audelly. Judge Ar
maud served in the Confederate army, and
was prominent in the political movements
succeeding the civil wsr- For the last
thirty years he had filed many places OF
trust. He was clerk IN the sherin's office.
member Of the Legislature, register OF
conveyances. tax collector. and jury COM
missioner. In 1896 he was elected re-
corder on the reform ticket which office
he held at the time Of his death.
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penth Cnused br Hlccourhs.

PHILADELPHIA. March -. Hiccoughs
caused the death Of Lawyer, Louis de Put
Vail a leader Of the Prohibition party in
Pennsylvania. Mr.. VaiTs- hiceoughs. his
physicians say. were the result Of heart
disease. They were first manifested last
Thursday and continued without Interrupt
ton up to the time Of his death. When
known that he was suffering from hlc-
coughs many persons wrote to the family
suggesting remedies, but none Of them
proved Of any avail.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-03-22

John A. Parker, artist. died on Tues
day OF paralysis at the home Of his
daughter. Ars William L. Howard.
Brooklyn. in his seventy second year. he
was an associate member Of the National
Academy OF Design and one OF the fOun-
ders OF the Brooklyn Art Association. He
excelled as a painter Of marines. land
scapes. and winter twilights, both in oil
and wafer cOlOrg
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PRINCETON, y. j.. March 22.-Former
President Cleveland returned TO Princeton
yesterday afternoon from the South,
where he has been spending fortnight on
a pleasure excursion with q party OF
friends. He was we'll tanned and appeared
10 be in the best Of health. Mrs Cleve-
land met him at the station, and they were
driven al once TO their home on Bayard
Aypnup
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Farm buildings Burned.

CHARLESTOwN, W. Va, March PA
large stable on the farm of W. H. Carroll.
tenanted by W H. Whitemore. about one
mile northwest OF Charlestown was de-
stToyed by fire yesterday. together with
lot Of corn, fodder. straw, and farming
implements. The origin Of the fire is un-
known.
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Left "A Fortune TO Her LAWYER

POUGHKEEPSIE, n. Y, March ga
Surrogate Dorland heard an action Tues
day 20 break the will of Miss Caroline
Ham. who left her 500. coo estate to her
lawyer. Frank S. Ormsbee. Five nephews
and nieces, ,WSo live in Philadelphia. as
sert that the lawyer exerted undue infiu-
ence TO induce their aunt to leave him all
her property. They declare that she was
feeble minded.
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OBITUARY NOTES.
Mrs. Laurn RooseNeIt.

Mrs Laura H. Porter Roosevelt. widow
Of Cornelius Van Schaak Roosevelt who
was an uncle Of Governor Roosevelt. died
on Tuesday at her home, 13 East Forty
eight Street. New York city. She had
been IN tor a month with the grip. but it
had been thought that she was improving.
and her death was unexpected She was
born sixty-six years seo in Skaneateles.
and was the daughter II the late 5. GrOs-
venor Porter. who was well known in pol
ific=
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DuhIin,s Arcbbi.bop M Rome.

ROME, March 22.-Archbishop Walsh. OF
Dublin. arrived here today After having
an audience with the Pope he will return
at once tO Dublin. II is stated that the
object OF his visit is to consult the Pope
as the course to be pursued by Catholics
on the occasion Of the Queens visit to
Ireland
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HeCht & Company,
5l3-5l5 9TH St.
THEATRICAL NOTES.

After a successful run 81 over FIVE
months in New York with Sister Mary
which is said 70 be her best play, May IT.
win viii open at the National Theatre on
Monday night with that production.
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Mimicry will entertain the patrons OF
the Grand for the week Of March 20, Cissie
LOTUS being the stellar attraction Jffered
by this house. The celebrated English
imitator Of prominent people il well known
here, and the demand fOr her has been so
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8 to 10.

Boys best Merrimac Percale QIC
Shirt Waists, 25c- sort .......... u
Fringed Tea Towels. for 1 7-Sc.
Yard-wide extra fine quality OF Sc
licias in mill remnants-in lengths
from TO 10 yards-l0c TO 19c E-Lt
quallty OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 20
Boys plain blue and fancy cheviot
Golf Caps. with patent tasten- IQC
ing, instead Of 39c. for ........... ~
Infants Flannel Skirts. made 05C
with double bands. for ........... ~
Infants Bootees in all colors. &C
Tor .-..-...-.--....-...- y
Pretty japanese Mating Mats. in
best eolors and patterns, for this I. &C
hour NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
The very best tan and black
Shoe Polish, which sells at 15c, DC
Tor OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Infants Dongcla Shoes. in sizes
20 8, which are sold usually for nc
3oc, Tor ......-.......-...... ~
Lot OF Children's Untrimmed Hats.
in rough. mixed, and fancy straws
OF all cOlOrs, instead of 50 cents H0C
Tor ....................t ~
Mems Plain and Fancy Suspenders,
the sort which sell for 15c, for this &C
hOur .-.....-.--..----..S
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NORFOLK. Va. March 22-In the Hust-
ings Court yesterday William Thomas and
John Smith, colored, were sentenced to the
Penitentiary for five and seven years.
respectively. for robbery and housebreak-
ing.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-03-22

The first performance Of the Brownies
in Fairyland" will not occur to
night at The National Rifles Ar
mory, but will be postponed until FRIDAY
night and those WHO have secured seats
for this evening can exchange them for to-
morrow night 1t DroOps music store. The
advance sale OF seats has been so large
that a crowded house is certain. and the
two performances promise as wei consid-
ering the space in which they will be Civ
en-, as those in New York, Boston, and Chi
cagO. The entire elaborate production viii
be under the direction Of the composer,
Malcolm Douglas.
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CHOKED

Every morning. Something hard and unyieldine
in the throat. You'd give anything almost &C. be
rid OF the obstruction. Well, hov about a quar-
ter? MASON'S CREAM OF OLIVES costs lust
that amount. BUT-After you have applied IL
TO the bridge Of the nose inserted il at the base
OF the nostris, il works its way in. cuts, loosens
dislodges every clog and clot in head and throat
The first effort you make in the morning TO rid
yourself OF them viii be easily and naturally
successful Your CATARRH Will be relieved-and
from that on-CURED. This is a broad state
ment, but We stand by it. One box Of this Sp!en-
did Ointment viii prove it, value. Just as good
in PILES
MASON'S HEALTH DEFENDERS.
,tASON'S YELLOW TABLETS cure DYSPEPSIA.
MASON'S BROWN TABLETS cure CONSTIPATION
MNSoN'S RED TABLETS cure COUGHS.
MASON'S WHITE TABLETS cure SORE THROAT.
30 tablets Zoe. All Druggists, or sent for price
b. II. T. MASON CHEMICAL COMPANY, SIS
Arch St, Philadelphia Pa.
MASON'S CREAM Or GIVES. 25c box. All
Druggists sent for price as above
HENRY EVANS. 9Ss = Street northwest
EDWARD STEVENS, Ninth and Penn Avenue.
MACRALL BROS. Ninth and II SIS. northeast.
Z. s. I-EADBEATER & SONS, Alexandra, Va.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-03-22

The coming lecture OF August E. Cans
at the Lafayette 70 be delivered on Sun
day, will be an event Of interest for a large
number of people. Mr.. Cans intends TO re-
ply to the trusts in a manner which. he
asserts, will surprise many Congressman.
He says that he has many things "a his ia
vOr in his discussion Of affairs during what
he terms his "thirty-seven years out Of
Congress-
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-03-22

Tonight the beautiful opera Of Carmen
will be produced by the Strakosch COM
pany at the Lafayette. Mariana being
the bill FOR tomorrow evening and at the
Saturday matinee, after which the COM
pany closes its season here.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-03-22

Talent and beauty are promised at the
Lyceum for the coming week when Robert
Manchester viii present his combination.
which is said to be as high class as any on
the road. Among the company are Belle
Wilton. the McDonalds. Bud Snyder and
Al Weston, vocalist. The Dixon-NlcGOvern
fight viii be reproduced during the week
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THE EVENING TINES WASHINGTON THURSDAY MARCH p 1900
| BLOBMFON4BIN PAPER
The First South African Journal
Received in Six Months.

Stories Told From n Boer stand
POint-The stOrminE of PIatrhnd.
A Boys First Experience-Burgh-
ers Listen TO Sermons While Fac
ing the Cannon of the Enemy.
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great that Manager Chase is to De con-
graduated upon securing her. Fer the
rest Of the entertainment. he will offer
such popular performers as Mason and
Francis. cor sdians, thre three MOTtons.
Golden the magician. Murray Brothers, in
a musical turn. the Dawsous. in novelty
dancing. and KreiseIs Dog Circus.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-03-22

All-wOol Ingram Carpet Remnants,
in handsome cOlOrs and patterns,
suitable ivi rugs, instead OF 75c tic
Observation-Disclosures. u
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Victor Herbert's novel operate success
will hold the boards al the Columbia rext
week, with Frank Daniels in the title role
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! : ! + ! : !.
"Hechts, Greater Stores"
IL to ~.
CONTINUED.

NONllNNL LII.
Ladies' Misses, and Children's &C
ribbed vests and pants.
Boys topcoats Of covert and black
cheviots. nobby, stylish garments for
little fellows from 3 to l6 years; gar
ments which sell for as much 81 QQ
as - for. -'NN
Boys, percaIe blouse waists; with
deep ruf!e dc=n front and around 1EC
edge Of collar, or..-.........-...G 81
Lot Of ladies' cheviot serge and che
viot tailor male suits; in dOuble-breast-
ed and hy front effects; with skirts
having the new box pleat backs and
both skirts and jackets thor
oughly made and finished; for 81 IN
this hour. ''OV
Mems natural and merino under
shirts; onIy the shirts are in all zoe
sizes; sole for soc; 10 go for. II
Lot Of ladies' and misses walking
hats. trimmed with buckles, vel zoe
vet band and quill: worth $l.49 for y
Lot Of little boys spring heel shoes,
in sizes . to l3; also lot Of misses don
COLA shoes in sizes IL IL 10 ,; exc
the best csc values for...........V VI
Lot Of ladies' oxfords in tan and
black in sizes . u to 4 instead Coo
Of $3.50 to go fOr..................O VI
Best quality Yale Holland window
shades. in all cOlors; complete zoe
with fixtures, Tor .....-...-..--- ~
36-inch dotted and figured Swiss IN
handsome patterns, which sell 0ZC
usually at loo yard for........... OS
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Sprays OF six roses. foliage. chrys-
anthemums. daisies. corn flowers. ILL
les Of the valley, etc. instead OF DOC
4gc. Observation-Disclosures. y
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1 to =.

Lot OF Ladies' Corsets-long, medium
and short Of satten. coutil, and QQC
the ventilated sort; al sizes, for. u
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Extra heavy Stair or Runner Oilcloth.
orings. the Zoe sort fOr............ US
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Mems black Mercerized SILK Half
Hose which everywhere sell 10IC
for 2Jc pair Observation-Disclosures. IG2
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TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Retail Cheaper Than NNhoIesnIe.

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All
E ". Groves Signature B on each box. pc
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Cole and Johnson, colored comedians.
will hold the Academy for the week with
the comic novelty which is noted in the
title line.
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2 to 8.

4
this hour. .........-.........'V
Another lot Of Ladies' mended Gloves
will be put on sale this hour at 49c In
all cOlors including black, and you can
scarcely find the mended place. These
are gloves which retailers tried on over
their counters and because they ripped
at some seam sent them back 10 the
makers who mended them in his fac
tory and now sells them 10 US so that
we can offer them for less than dQC
One-third their value.
Boys Merrirlac percale shirt waists,
in assortment OF fast color pat
teTns-instead of 25c for this Ole
nOur. ....................O -
Ladies' Satin Stock Collars, in &C
all colors. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Black figured Satin Duchesse. in the
most beautiful designs; for hand
some skirts; instead Of 59c yard 9QC
for. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Double warp aH-silk Surah silks in
desirable street aud evening DOC
shades. instead Of i9c yard for. -
Splendid assortment OF Check &c
Apron Ginghams. fOr..............O 20
Ladies' Black Brilliantine Skirts;
full width well made skirts with 81 QQ
new backs, and worth 50 for ~
Lot % Ladies' and Mems Ties which
we formerly sold for 15c will be &C
closed out this hour foT.......-.....J
Lot Of Mems and Boys Linen Col
lars, such as every mems store DC
sells at loo for this hour.
Lot Of Ladies'. Misses and Chill
dren's Untrimmed Hats in fancy.
rough, neapolitan, and chip straws i'm
all colors aud black, which are AQC
S9c values for Observation-Disclosures. ~
Carter's Ink and pure Gum Mu-
cilage. for this hour viii be sold &C
Aul 70 . 70 - . 20 % 10 o.. q. . . .
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Lot OF Ladies' all-wool Plaid Cam
els Hair and Novelty Plaid Dress
Skirts; with pleated backs; some OF
them cost us s.; 20 close them % 0Q
out quickly TO go or............SZsJo
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-03-22

KiDNEN Is deceptive disease
thousands have il and don't
TDOF IRI 9 know II. If you want quick
- - - - - - results you can make no
.nistake by using d. Kill
meTs Swamp Root, the great kidney remedy.
Al druggists in nifty cent and dollar sizes sam.
pie bottle by mail free: also pamphlet telling you
eow 70 md out il you have kidney trouble.
Ada ess DIR. Kihner & Co. 8inghamton, ~ Y.
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Ladies' Dongola Lace Shoes;
sizes 9 TO . -. instead OF $l25. u
fOr...,..............
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Boys, percale blouse waists; with
deep rufi!e dem front and around 1EC
edge of collar, for........6 ID
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Chndren's Dongola Spring +
Shoes: sizes = TO S; instead OF
4OC pair fOr................. {
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Ladies' Chcviot Serge skirts. in a
variety OF cOlors. with the new pleat
backs; full cut well made skirts 81 %
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Carriers Ink and pure Gum Mu-
cilage. for this hour viii be sold 4
fOr................... y
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Mems Fast Black Grey. and
Brown Mixed Half Hose. the dIC
regular Zoe hose for.....-.........t -
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Little Boys Washable Galatea Clo.N
Suits: the wearing time OF which
now close at hand; the same sort 06I
which will sell for SIC later; for. II
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-03-22

Ladies' Broadcloth. homespun. and
Venetian tailor-made suits. in EtOn,
tight-fitting. double breasted. and fly
front effects, with silk-lined jackets
and boX-pleat skirts. the most stylish
suits possible 10 buy at any price and
certainly the most thoroughly tailored
garments; suits for which you'll have
TO pay SIG and SIS for, this E10 IN
Boys double breasted suits. in two
different patterns; well made. strong
" REINFORCED suits. which sell for s.
usually, for this hour tomor- 81 10
Odd lot Of yard-Uide percaliqes-the
quality which sells az 10c yard &C
Will be clOseG out at...............O
Grey and tan linen-fnished canvas
the usual Sc quality 10 20 3ZC
Liberty silks and mOusselines. in all
the new spring colors and black d0C
instead Of 69c a yard, for. II
Sterling silver hearts. in six &C
styles. Observation-Disclosures. y
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S6-inch wide Curtain Scrim, in
most desirable patterns. Sc sort =
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Lot OF Ladies'. Misses. and Chill
dren's Untrimmed Hats in fancy.
rough, nsapolitan, and chip straws in
all eOlors and black, which are lQC
soc values Observation-Disclosures. ~
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-03-22

4 makers samples Of Tooth Brushes
which sell at 15c TO 2Jc each TO &C
90 on sale this hour at............-J
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Ladies' Misses, and Children's &C
ribbed vests and pants.
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Yard and quarter vide navy blue
and black cashmere serge. which sells
for J9c yard, 10 go this hour DC
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Satin plaid white nainsooks. the
same which sell usually for Sc dZC
yard-to 90 fOr.......-........... TO
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Boys Merrirlac percale shirt waists,
in assortment OF fast color pat
teTns-instead of 25c for this Ole
hour. ..................
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Boys best Merrimac Percale QIC
Shirt Waists, 25c sort .......... u
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Black figured Satin Duchesse. in the
most beautiful designs; for hand
some skirts; instead Of 59c yard 90C
for ..-.-...... .........O y
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Child's fine White Aprons. DC
trimmed tastefully. for this hour. II
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New double width plaid dress goods
in neat Scotch effects. also two pieces
OF double width black Crepons; both in
small lots. but sold for 15c and QZC
19c yard; TO go for................ 20
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-03-22

Lot Of Mems and Boys Linen Col
lars, such as every mems store DC
sells at loo for this hour.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-03-22

Mems working shirts, such as sold
for 59c-nOt more than IS Of 1QC
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Bleached Pearl" sheeting. the extra
round thread sort which sells at 1CIC
wholesale just now for Ole: for. luz