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AWAITING 6 COURTS ACTION
Situation in Kentucky Likely to Remain
Quiet Till Then.

LOUISVILLE KY, February 12-It is
reasonably certain the political situation
will remain in its present quiet state until
decision has been handed down by the
court Of appeals clearing the title to the
office of governor. Before Judge Cantrill
at Georgetown tomorrow the democrQts will
bring suit in equity asking an Injunction
to restrain Gov. Taylor from exercising
any of the functions of the Office Of COVER
nor. 1t is expected q temporary injunc-
ton will be granted.
In case the republican executive disre-
CARDS the action of court, az was done in
the case of Alcnzo Walker habeas corpus
writ and the Injunction against interference
with the legislature. the democrats will not
press the proceedings for contempt, but
will take the case to the court of appeals,
which, according to their contention, is the
court of last resort in these proceedings.
This plan was decided upon this morning
at conference of democratic leaders, IN
GLIDING Gov. Beckham. Representative D.
H. Smith. ex-Gov. McCreary and Judge w
S. Pryor and several other lawyers.
Will Keep Meeting at Louisville.
Pending the result of this suit the dem
ocratlc legislature will probably remain in
Louisville. and it is expected the court of
appeals will sit here instead of Frankfort
as long as there are any soldiers or armed
men about the state buildings at the capt.
tai.
The assembly is proceeding with the leg
islative business. The senate today passed
the concurrent resolution, which had al
ready passed the house, for a Committee
to investigate conditions at Frankfort
Senator Triplett introduced Joint resolu-
ton providing that when the legislature ad-
journs Thursday it shall be to meet Friday
at Frankfort. Under the rules it lies over
one day.
The senate then adjourned until tomor-
row. The house met at 1 O'clock a hill
was offered making January a. Governor
Goebel's birthday, legal holiday in the
state
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Wants Legal Separation.

On the ground ofsalleged desertion EVA
Magnus this afternoon petitioned the Su-
prene Court CT the District of Columbia
to grant her divorce from Frank D.
Magnus.
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Mai. Carson En- Route Her~.

SAN FRANCISCO, February l3.-Mai. ].
M. Carson, jr., who came from Manila on
the transport Meade. has started for
Washington, where ne will serve as chief
of the construction bureau of the quarter
masters department.
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Government Bonds.


Harold c. Reisinger has been appointed
q second lieutenant in the Marine Corps.
and Walter T. Camp. George W. Reeves
and George W. Pigman have been ap-
pointed assistant paymasters In the navy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-02-13

Furnished by W. B. Hibbs & Co., bankers
and brokers. 1919 f ST.. members New York
stock exchange, correspondents Messrs La
denburg, Thalmann & Co.. New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-02-13
Action Taken at Frankfort.

FRANKFORT, KY. February 13.-The
lower house of the republican legislature in
session here. adopted resolution return
ing it's thanks to the Ohio League of Re-
publican Clubs for sympathy and encour-
agernent extended to Governor TAYLOR in
the present crisis. II
Thirty-two members were present, less
than quorum, and no other business was
done, 35l -Ftin-
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Steamship Arrival.
At New yerk-Werkendau, from Rotter-
dana
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THE HEAVENS In MARCH
Astronomical Features That Will
Interest the Star -Gazer.
Positions of the PIanets-Nenus
First in Pisces and Later in Aries.
The Constellation Of ArgO Navis.
The Brilliant Arcturus Making
It's Appearance i'm the NOrthwest.

The skies in March will present many
feature Of interest TO the star-gazer. In
the course of the month the moon will pass
through her phases as follows: First
quarter on the Sth, full on the 10th, last
quarter on the oath, and new on the 30th.
IL will be nearest the earth on the list and
the 29th. and most remote on the 18th.
AT the beginning Of the month the sun
will be yet degrees IS minutes and SO
seconds distant from the equator, but in
its motion of declination approaches it at a
quick rate, reaching it on the 20th OF the
month at S:3S.15 p. M. at which precise
moment the astronomical spring begins
The almanacs generally express this by
the phrase that the sun enters Aries. but
Il must be kept in mind that at that mo-
ment the sun enters the constellation
Pisces the sign of Aries agreeing with
the constellation of Pisces. This disa-
greement between the constellation and
signs of the same name is due TO the pro-
cession of the equinoXes, which is ret
rograde motion of the points where the
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equator fntersects the ecliptic. In conse-
quence Of this westward motion of the
equinoxes the sidereal and the tropical
years do not agree in length the former
representing the true orbital revolution
of the earth around the sun, and conse-
quently being independent Of the position
OF the equinoxes. the latter being the pc
riod occupied by the sun in passing around
the heavens from one equinox to the same
equinox again. AS the procession of the
eQuinoXes amounts TO so seconds a year
il follows that the sfdereal year is about
20 minutes % seconds longer than the
tropical.
AS the tropical year is the period
within which the seasons are completed, il
possesses far greater interest than the 81
dereal year. though the latter is the true
period of the earths revolution about the
sun. The procession of the equinoxes also
causes change of the north star Polaris
has not always been the north star, nor
viii IL always act as such though many
thousand years will elapse before il must
relinquish its claim to being of all the
stars the nearest to the true north pole of
the heavens.
The planet Mercury will be in Pisces and
Aquarlus. Venus will first be in Pisces
but the greater part of the month in
Aries Even a considerable time before the
last glimmer of twilight vanishes from the
sky. this ever beautiful planet can be seen
high up in the southwest. and IL will adorn
the heavens until about $50 o'clock 1t
will act as an evening star until the end of
June. The planet Mars is in Aquarius, and
in a very favorable position for observa-
tion, as it cannot properly be said to act
either as a morning or an evening star.
The planets Jupiter and Saturn are in the
constellation Sagittsrius, the former ris-
ing about quarter past midnight the lat
ter a little after o'clock, thus acting both
as morning stars. Uranus is on the boun-
dairy line of Sagittarius and Scorpio and
Neptune in Taurus.
From this it may seem that with the ex-
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l-day notion specials.

10000 Japanned Pulley Belt Rings
go at 1c each.
15c Fine Featherstitched Braid sgd
pieces. % patterns. &c piece.
sc Kirby, Beard & Cos Hairpins.
2e a package.
Basting Cotton. &c a dozen spools
Zoe bottles Of Faller's Best Machine
Oil. 4-Oz.. 4c
10c Perfection Shoe Polish. sc a bot
tie.
Narrow Black Hercules Braid usu-
ally 2c yard-in 12 yard pieces for &C.
Soutache Braid. in black and all col
Ors-bolts Of "A yards for 1Sc
Kings 50O-yard Spool Cotton, 3 3-4c
4 spool
1Oc 24-yd pieces White TwiIled Tape.
> 3-4e.
&c papers of Assorted Book Pins. &C.
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A JUDGMENT AFFIRMED.
BergdOrf and Shchan Win Against
the Vermont Marble Company.

In the case of Augustus Burgdorf and
George A. Shehan against the Vermont
Marble Company the Court of Appeals yes
terday. in an opinion announced by Mr..
Justice Shepard, affirmed the Judgment OF
the lower court, which was in favor of the
plaintiffs. II was the second time this mat
ter has been before the higher court on
appeal. At the trial Of the cause in the
Supreme Court of the District, under direc-
tion of the trial Judge, judgment was rem
dered in favor of the defendant. From this
finding the plaintiffs appealed and were
sustained by the Court Of Appeals, and the
case was remanded for a new hearing. At
the second hearing, in keeping with the
instructions of the Court of Appeals, the
court below directed verdict for the
plaintiffs, which was given. From this the
defendant noted an appeal, and the higher
court affirmed the judgment of the lower
court.
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tory of Alaska shall be increased 10 per
centum for officers and 20 per centum for
enlisted men over and above the rates OF
pay as fixed by law in time Of peace.
To pay this increase the bill provides for
an appropriation of s4524,715 per annum.
1t is reported that the War Department Of
fcials will permit the enlisted men to con-
tinue to draw the 20 per cent increase
called for under the act of April 20, 1898,
until the bill of February IA is passed
when the soldiers in the United States Will
have their pay reduced 20 per cent. while
those serving in Hawaii, Cuba Porto Rico
the Philippines. and Alaska will draw the
increase.
1t is expected that the bill will arouse
strong opposition in Congress from those
who object to the expenditure of an extra
four and a half millions Of dollars on the
Army.
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THINGS THEATRICAL.
de Bergerac."

Before an audience large in size and rien
in appreciation Richard Mansfield revived
''Cyrano de Bergerac" yester-evening at
the Columbia Theatre-revived. if Edmond
Rostand's glorious work may be said ever
to have passed out of the minds Oh tnose
who have seen it, The play, with its ht-
full humor and it's depth of pathos, had the
usual effect upon the throng In attendance
No modern tragedy merits as complete
commentator as does "Cyrano," and the
stage boasts few of any period that are its
superiors. Mr. Mansfield's assumption of
the title role proved scholarly and inter-
esting, as before, while Edith Evelyn. in
the part of Roxana, was graceful if a
trffe monotonous The remainder of the
cast was entirely adequate The Fist
Violin" will be given until Friday night,
when Beau Brummel'' is to be the bill
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A SURE CURE FOR GROUP.
Twenty-Five Years Constant USe
without n Failure.

The first indication Of Group is hoarse-
ness, and in child subject to that dis-
ease it may be taken as a sure sign OF
the approach of an attack. Following this
hoarseness is a peculiar rough cough. IL
Chamberlains Cough Remedy is given as
soon as the child becomes hOaTse. or even
after the croupy cough appears. ii will
prevent the attack. 1t is used in many
thousand of homes in this broad land and
never disappoints the anxious mothers. We
have yet to learn Of a single instance in
which IL has not proved effectual. No
other preparation can show such record
twenty-five years constant use without
a failure. For sale by Henry Evans.
wholesale and retail and all druggists
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I.rge Pe.cb Crop Assured.

WILMINGTON, W. Va. Feb. 2S.-There
are prospects for a very large peach crop
in this county this year. providing the
weather continues favorable until spring.
Owners Of two of the largest peach or
chards in this county. who also own large
orchards in Morgan. Hampshire. and Min
eral counties. are authority for the state
ment that il the weather is not prema-
ture the peach crop will be one Of the
largest that this county has had yet. So
far the trees have been uninjured by the
cold weather
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A great wrapper sale.

Wrapper wanters will be offered a
great value tomorrow. We shall put
on sale 80 dozen fine quality pereale
wrappers-Of the famous Dix" make,
at price that means the liveliest SELL
ing for many a day. They are in the
newest spring colorings-in light
stripes and figures. All have separate
waist lining and tight-fittiDg back.
The yokes are tastefully trimmed
and the skirts extra full and wide.
They are worth a great deal more
but our special price tomorrow is cGC
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S4.69 for skirts worth $3.50.

The biggest and best Skirt bargain
you've known this season comes to-
morrow when we put on sale a special
purchase OF fine Homespuns,, Oxfords.
Cheviots. Serges. Sicilians, Pads. and
Crepons at s469. They are made ac-
cording to the latest phases OF fashion
some are handsomely trimmed with
taffeta bands and strips of taffeta;
others are in smart appliqued effects
down front, Gordon box pleat, and some
are In panel effects. All are thorough
ly tailored and were intended to retail
at $3.50. But fortunate buying
permits us to name the low 81 60
prlce OF, Of,............,.. soo
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39C infants wear.

Infants long and short white cam
brio Dresses, neatly trimmed with en-
broidery-long and short flannel Skirts
and long and short white cambric
Skirts-also hand-knit Sacques, Boot
ees, Leggins, Bibs, and white silk and
Bengaline Caps. Regular 39c 11C
values-offered tomorrow for. Il
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ST muslin wear.

Many different styles of Ladies' Mus
lin Undergarments, consisting of
Gowns, Drawers, Shirts, Chemise, and
Corset Covers. All are made and fin-s
ished in the most thorough manner and
elaborately trimmed with lace and en-
broidery They're broken lines, which
sold up to S1-and choice is Of EGC
fered tomorrow at. Observation-Disclosures. ~
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A special silk waist value.

A special purchase Of fine quality
Taffeta Silk Waists that puts us into
possession of an unusual value. They
are in black and all other new spring
shades. Made in the very latest ef-
fects-with corded fronts and backs
and new style sleeves At So you'd
count them cheap. Our special 81 OK
price is only. ~JsJO
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Sore Thront-Ton.iIiti-.

Act at orce Instant attention may mean .
precious life saved.
Testimony from Superintendent Adams Express
Company's stables and his wife.
beg leave 10 tell y0u that for months my
throat 50 sore that II impossible for me
20 sleep az nights. Nothing I did would
take relieved me Ny cough was 80 severe that
it racked INV shole body. Nothing relieved me
but Mason's White and Red Tablets-used alter
nstely. Nv wife a chronic sufferer from
constipation. and Is entirely relieved by
using Mas0B's Brown Tablets.
EUGENE p. WINGARD,
SADIE c. WINGARD
4O4 First Street 5. W.
Washington. D. c.. Feb. %. 1900.
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49C all-Over embrOideries.

new line OF beautiful All-over En-
broideries. Is inches wide. in several
very fetching patterns-fOr shirtwaists
and yokings-worth 49c yard DC
for one day only at.............o
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42C all-linen damaSk.

20 pieces of Irish Damask, So inches
wide-full bleached, strictly all pure
linen-not a thread OF anything else.
Line of beautiful patterns
Actually worth 4sc a yard. For 10C
one day at ~
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SOC COrSetS.

A special purchase of fine quality
French Coutil Corsets, in short and
long styles and gray and white-well
boned and trimmed with lace and
silk fiossing-regular SOC value 10C
for one day. ~
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l8C art draperies.

20 pieces Of yard-wide gobelin high
art cretonnes-in a full line Of the
newest and choicest patterns. Reg
ulaT price, 1Sc. For one day 0zC
only ..................... JS E
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Ladies' skirts.

a special line of Ladies' Spring I'm
derskirts. made of fast black and fancy
striped sateen, with deep umbrella
fiounce and small ruffies below-and
others corded-choice of 10 differ enc
ent styles tomorrow for. W
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$3.50 comforts.

A lot of full-siz double bed com
forts. covered with fine sateen and MI
ed with pure white cotton. S1 90
Worth S2J0-fOr one day only at ~
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l25c SilkOlineS.

so pieces of yard-wide silkolines OF
best quality-in the newest 1890 spring
styles and cOlorings Regular
price 12 1-2c yard. For one Q2C
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Constipation

Has many of the wretched features Of Dyspepsia.
and very bad Of its own.
MAS0N'S BROWN TABLETS CURE CONSTIPA-
TloS. stimonsl from a prominent Wash
ingtoH .7HveT- -...-..--... -s..,
Am hapi tp recommend Nsson's Brown Tab
lets, for the, have made permanent cure Of
Constipation for me. | was great sufferer from
headaches and all stomach troubles: my FoH-
plexion was bad and my skin very rough. was
in dangerous condition, and prcmptly- re-
lieved by taking box Of your Health De
tenders e..
(Signed) THOMAS DONON AN
los Street Y. W. .
Washington. Feb. %. 1900
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Heavy huCk towels.

1O0 dozen extra heavy quality huck
towels. size 1Sx36. Plain white and red
and blue borders. Soft finished and
hemmed, ready for use. For one OIC
day only at............ J2
The evening times., 1900-02-28
30C French hairCIOth.

Genuine imported French Haircloth;
guaranteed the best grade. In black
and slate. Thoroughly shrunk.
Regular price S9c yard-for one 1&C
The evening times., 1900-02-28
Ladies' 81 maCkintOShes.

Ladies' fine quality Navy Blue and
Black Mackintoshes; plaid lined
throughout and with double breasted
military cape. Velvet collar; all sizes;
guaranteed waterproof; regular 81 AZ
81 values for one day only at. .SI.tO
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GOLDENBERG'S|
l21c per Gale.

100 pieces of new yard wide Per-
Gales, in all the latest and most at
tractive styles of the spring season.
Regular price everywhere else is inc
II 12c. For one day al. :, .........i
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8IX90 Utica" sheets.

Celebrated Utica" hemmed Sheets.
size S1X90-hand-to and ironed-ey-
cry sheet plainly stamped the C1IC
genuine-for one day only at. .UL2
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S3.98 child's coats.

The balance of our stock of Chill
dren's Coats, which sold at $39S-con-
sisting Of fancy boucles and plain
clOths-fancily trimmed with braid and
fur-large sailor collars-go to- q 20
morrow for. Observation-Disclosures. .JS
The evening times., 1900-02-28
Ladies linen handkerChiefs.

Direct from Belfast, Ireland. comes
this lot of 100 dozen Ladies' pure Lin
en- Hemstitched Handkerchief
which we will offer for one day &C
The evening times., 1900-02-28
TOrChOn laCeS.

new arrival of Torehon Laces, in
great variety Of very pretty styles
up To inches wide-insertings to
match. Special for one day only 1IC
The evening times., 1900-02-28
39C finger purses.

The newest fad is the Finger Purse.
Tomorrow we offer a lot Of Suede and
Leather Purses-which are worth 1SC
39c-for one day only at......... IJ
The evening times., 1900-02-28
Mems seamless hose.

About so dozen pairs of Mems Full
Seamless Hose, in black and tan. with
the double heel and toe-go on sale &C
for one day only at. at....,..........o
The evening times., 1900-02-28
Ladies' night dresses.

Flannelette Night Dresses, in neat
pink and blue stripes-trimmed with
torchon lace. Made extra full and
wide. Former price 9Sc-for AOC
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Feder's "POmpadOur" binding.

Feder's Pompadour Brush Skirt
Binding. the real kind so well known
TO every dressmaker-for one HzC
day only, per yard at........fS 10
The evening times., 1900-02-28
I5C ieWeled hat pins.

At the Jewelry counters We will offer
big line Of pretty styles in Jew 0C
eled Hat Pins-worth 15c-for. ......J
The evening times., 1900-02-28
45C monarch sheets.

12x90 hemmed Monarch sheets-reg-
ular price is always 45c-hand
torn and ironed- For one day 1OC
The evening times., 1900-02-28
49C jet belts.

The latest style Jet Belts-which are
in such popular demand just now.
Regular 4Sc for one day only 1SC
The evening times., 1900-02-28
l8C white piqueS.

so pieces of plain white Piques, OF
heavy. even cord and good
quality-worth 1Sc yard-for 1nIc
one day only at............tV tVZ
The evening times., 1900-02-28
Cream of olives.

CATARRH.-Thers is no case Of this offensive
disorder that Nason's Cream Of Olives will
not relieve ard IL continued. TeS-
tim0nial from one OF NashingtOn's popular
theatrical photographers and advertising
agents
Your Cream of Olives has given me instant
relief for Catarrh and ! am happy to recommend
it to everyone that suffers with catarrh. for
know they VIII frd relief.
(Signedl b. q. BAkNES.
Cos Street y. ".
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AVERT THE DANGER SIGNALS.
TESTIMONIALS.

and so hosrse during the day 7 eoulr
speak After talking twenty minutes
would give away completely. MasOn's
lets made complete cure for me u
doses.
tSgned) J. DOUG
46 ;.
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29C white Organdies.

Sheer quality white Organdie, g.
inches wide; which is worth 2se 19C
The evening times., 1900-02-28
Coughs md Colds.

Don't neglect a cold 1t develops from bad 10
worse too rapidly.
MASON'S RED TABLETS CURE COUGHS AND
COLDS.-Testimonisl from the foremsn's mes
senger in rress room OF Government PRINT
ing Office.
Washington, ID. C.. Feb. 26 1900.
! was laid up with an obstinate cold in the
bronchial tube5 for four weeks coughing at night
The evening times., 1900-02-28
45x36 pillow cases.

45x36 hemmed Belfast Pillow Cases
hand torn AID ironed-go for QzC
one day only at .O8
The evening times., 1900-02-28
Yard wide CambriC.

Yard-wide fine Cambric-which sells
regularly at Sc yard-offered &c
for one day only at............... JS
The evening times., 1900-02-28

MASON = HEAi4lh DEF cttO aitN "a
HENRY EVANS. 93s F ST NV.
EDWARD STEVENS. 9th and Pa. ave.
MACKALL BROS, cor. 9th and II sts. ne.
ACKER 4 AFFLICK. 1929 Pa ave.
E S. LEADBEATER & SONS, Alexandra, Va
HURLEBAUS' PHARMACY. 18th and SIS NV.
JOHN r. MAJOR, 9TH and G SITS NV.
Q'DONNELL'S PHARMACIES
f. p MERTZ. 1110 st.
W. p HERBST, $500 Pa. ave. NV.
r. j. DIEUDONNE 4 son, 1lth and SIS
FRANK p. WELLER, corner sth and Sc
A. H. W. CLUM. 29th and o sts NV.
A. NJ KLOCZEWSKI, 500 9th st. NV.
WOOD CO., cor. Conn. ave. and l. ST. NV
GUY NJ NEELY, ne. cor. llth and sts Sc
W. A. CONWAY, 1856 c st. Sc
ROBERT T. PYWELL, 1lth and sts Sc.
L. s DAY L CO.. cor. 18th and 7. NV ..
FRANKLIN SQUARE PHARMACY, 1920 st.. NV.
FRANK W. HUDDLESOS. 18th St, X. l. av. NV
KETCHUMS PHARMACY, Il. Corcoran sts. NV.
CHARLES ID. REMSBURG, l60S 18th St nv.
A. j. SCHAFHIRT. cor. North Capitol and SIS
HARRY T. BUTTS, 4th st. and Mass. ave. NV
EDWARD GREEN. 10th St and Va ave sW
A. T. BR0NAUGH, sw. cor. 9TH and r NV
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25c wool flannel.

% pieces of plain, white wool. Flannel
the regular 25c value-goes for 1OC
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Dyspepsis-PIayed Out.

man ysSteTday-the ghost of today.
MASON'S YELLOW TABLETS CURE DYSPEP-
SlA.-Testin0nial from Washington Dentist
whose popularity is deserved
For the last six months / have been suffering
with Dyspepsia. Hearing Of MAsOns yellow
Tablets, conefaded 10 try them. Took one box.
and from the first dose relieved and I gladly
recommend your Tablets To anyone suffering with
Dyspepsia or any stomach trouble
(Signed) ". II. WVSDER, ID. ID. :,
sol Seventh Street y. ".
Washington, Feb. -, 1900.
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Olives b,
CO. l' St. Philadelphia
b esrea
SPtCAl NuICt CITIZENS OF
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Special sale of stone china
ware.

+. Great values go on sale for one day
that should attract a great crowd Of
saving hOusekeeuers to this basement
department Of ours tomorrow The best
quality stone chinaware is offered at
prices unbelievably low.
The evening times., 1900-02-28

WN H. DAW. 500 23d ST. NV.
E. J. BASTABLE, 10Th and \ SIS. NV
J. c. BROWN. cor. 9Th and r. J. ave.
VICTOR II. ESCH. 1923 Nd ave. ne.
THE KOSS PHARMACY. 9TH and Eia. ave.
C. L. KRAUS. cor. Ist and n SITS NV.
PAUL PEARSON, cor. " J. ave. and Z ct. nv.
C. J. GRIFFITH, 200 II st.
r. NJ CRISN ELL. cor. 7th and T sts. NV.
j. T. HOSKINS. 1900 South Capitol ST.
c. b. MCPHERSON. 5th and G. sts. NV.
p. j. FITZGERALD. AZ and ] sts
QUIGLEY PHARMACY. 21st and G SITS. NV.
ROBT. Y. HARPER. 900 Pa ave.
FELIX A. VAN REUTH. goth and sts NV.
CHARLES SCHERER, 32d and sts. NV.
c. b. CAMPBELL, cor. I'd and SITS ne
s. J. +. WELLS. cor. Goth and II SITS. NV.
r. A. VEITCH, cor. 20th and N stS- NV.
WHITTSIDE h WALTON, 1921 Pa. ave. NV.
c. C. c. SIMMS, cor. 14lh st. and \. y. ave
EDWIN YARNOLD, 1922 G St sw
KENNER'S PHARMACY. 18th and Q Sts. NV.
W. C. DUCKETT. Penn. ave. and 22d st. NV.
J. ". MCDONALD. cor. y. Y. Av. & v Cap St.
WAKEFIELD & HALL. Alexandria. Va.
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