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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-04-29

GARDENER and FLORIST. seventeen
years experience. up in all the branches
Of gardening: good grower Of cut flowers
and plants. reference P O. Box y,
Stamford Conn.
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STRE POP INSECT POWDER
T. GUARANTEED TO KILL COCK
E8SCTIEE WATER BUGS BEDBUGS.
~ ALCLPH IEAACSEN q SON 81
p -TCN-ST- n 7
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

COOK and LAUNpRESs- First class;
bread baker, general housework. also
nurse chamhsrmaid and waitress, refer
snce ATLAS 342 6th-ave-
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WIZARD s15 CYCLE CAMERAS

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50 o. MODEL 1900: developing and print
ing for amateurs; send for catalogue.
G. A WALTER. Optician. 40 Broadway
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COACHMAN.-Gent wishes 10 pro
cure situation for his coachman. who has
lived with him - years. will highly recon
mend him regarding honesty. sobriety and
capabiity. Call or address THOMAS. 82s
Park ave.
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CHAMBERMAID. - Young woman IA
cha1nhermaid ssw. any kind or work o.
h0usewor<. Address SPRING. $50 West
G2d-st
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rT.DIeRI.Y Intelligent American woman
wtsbss any position Of trust city or
CURRY. COCO home more than sign salary
x6Srsxs CHAMBERS. 2or West s7rn-st
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COOK and BAKER.-By man and wife In
small hO.eI or first class boarding house;
country preferred. Address c. B., 154 9Th
ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-04-29

VALET or BCTLER.-By competent man,
English experience; disengaged. FRANK
WALSH % Wales-ave.. Jersey City.
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REPAIRS.
SEWING MACHINES.

SEWING MACHINES q al kinds. cash
n credit also exchanged, rented, re
mats. S35 RACSCEs. e.2-1 3d-ave-,
aea- t236-st
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CHAMBERMAID and SEAMSTRESS. BY
a frs class girl. CT would take care OF
children has the best % references pres
emf employee. Please cal al 80 West 46th-
ST. ~ cards
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VALET. TRAVELLING SERvANT.-By
Norwegian as Interpreter going 20 Nor
vvav with tourist FRED JOHNSON. s.
TAe-rsw-st South BROOKLYN
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COOK.-Coiored: first class. understands
mis- business thoroughly; good bread,
rolls. pOpovers. PIE. cakes. ice cream
hotel, private family good reference: city
or country clubhouse. all branches or
cooking. Call address 90 Fieet-st
Brooklyn.
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CARETAEER.-A respectable married
couple wish 10 care for private residence
J during summer no children. NJ. p, Box
I3, 1.2+2 Broadway.
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COACHMAN.-Aged 50; married. no fam
fly; understands proper care fine horses.
carriages and harness; first class refer
ences from last and present place: viii be
disengagee May /; sober. honest. reliable:
careful driver; kind TO animals. COACH
COUNTY y.
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GARDEN R.-Cireenhouse work. veEeta-
bles. garden lawns. single. not less than
SD a month FEEDER HANSEN. Mills Ho-
tel No. I. Bleecker-st-
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[ observation-disclosures desires permanent
I place in country; strictly temperate; L.
( years reference Answer by mail. GEORGE
( WALLIN go 9th-ave.
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OLD GOLD & SILVER WANTED

WORKOUT FCld and silver bought by z
L.CNGMAN's SONS. GclG ard Silver Re
e-e-e Tuhn-st.
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/ COOK-YOung woman; in private family;
good soups bread. desserts and cake,
neat about kitchen and person; trust
worthy. wages So 70 $50. NEWCOMER.
14G West 6Sth-st-
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CHAMBERM BY a young woman.
has arst class reference. present en-
pioysr Please call AL wssk AZ so Wa.t
sota-8t- cArdA
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HoT SEX EsI-F' F,R-Bv neat respectable
widow ~ years old for elderly gentle
man or IN wid1wHrs family CITY or Brook
lyn- Address 3 77s 3d-ave. care Mrs.
NugHnr.
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HOT SEkF-I.aER. Sc-Bv thorough
hoUseleeper excellent manager. good
CRY or country reference Mrs. SJ7LLT-
VAN Ia West I4th-s--
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PIMPLEs. CURES 4vAHANTEED

WRITTEN contract References 81 parts
city mailed. AL blood. skin. hair diseases
treated DR. ALEXANDER WILLIAMS,
Ast1r Court 20 West G4th-st. 1l-5. Sun
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| GARDENER. British 81. personal city
| references. practical in all branches
/ fruits. flowers and vegetables. outside AMI
| under glass. HDLOHAN ''Rosary." }ss
1fn-gva
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TRUNKS AND yALIsEs.

C>-~"-~-0-0>~0-H-N~040~No->0 -0-0.~0~~N0O~NO00o0
-FJ---h : Trunks bags, best. cheapest !
z1- Eesey-st go 6tA-aVe, 50 9TH
Eve lS3l Br1a5way
.lLST-EAlE11s-S Dress silt cases. brass
Jocks si-gn-ly sl3.-d. - Inches long.
-i-e dollar SCHWARTZ = Bible Eouse.
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, USEFUL MAN.-Single; handy with tools,
first class hOrseman. thoroughly under
stands house duties. lawns and driveways
excellent CITY references. COMPETENT
9A3 East 4Sth-st-
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COACHMA single; thoroughly
experienced: excellent caretaker OF line
horses harness and carriages; stylish np-
pearance. trustworthy. respectable. sober
difference from present employer; city or
country. Address GEORGE, III Fair
vieU-a1-e Jersey CITY N J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-04-29

COACHAIAN.-Age Sc > foot 8. weight
100, thorough reinsiuan: years first
class reference: just disengaged- HUGHES,
7O4 .,d-ave
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COOK and WAITRESS. Two friends first
class Will DO the work of small family,
| competent. willing and 0blieing. best ref
erences. city or country. Cali Monday, NJ
/ c.. care OF Miss Egan, I29 West l9th-st-,
third floor. back.
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/ STFNOGRAPHER &c-ReIiable married
man. we'll educated. good appearance,
( best testimonials, stenographer. typewriter.
. boOkkeeper. is open for permanent engage
ment with good firm. c. @. 1.T49 Am
J sterdam-aVe.
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MECdANIC.-You Dung man wishes position
In an engine room best reference. W
T IGEATIGS. 2Os East 76th-st
MANAGER II sugar plantation II cuba
Porto Rice Louisiana a years ex-
Derfence ia West indies. references. Ad-
dress PLANTER. $40 West iI7th-st
MANAGER OF sugar plantation in Cuba
Porto Rico or Louisiana, IA years ex-
psrience II West Indies references Ad-
cYs4s PLANTER. BIO West Ii7th-sl.
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WINDOW SHADES.

CRAS. 2. FIUGGE. 3G2 Canal-st. manu-
facturer Estimates given for public and
private buildings. Telephone ., $50 Franklin.
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UNDER TAKER :.

EDGAR =. CRANE. Funeral Director and
ErlhaIner 263 West l9th-st. Telephone
call 2135-1S' h-st
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LADY'S MAID or NURSE fer free passage
% Europe. by refined girl speaking
French German and English, long refer
ance from present employer. Address e
b. L1J2 Sd-ave.
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COCK.-Experienc order cook wishes
good position in oyster and chop house
Address F. BUSCH, 300 East 26th-st
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HELP WANTED.

HELP WANTED.
BRILLIANT. OPENING.-AIen and women
TO appoint agents. travelling and local.
work references STAFFORD PRESS
CO. New-HsTen. Conn.
MEN ana WOMEN 10 appoint agents. 10
cal and travelling; salary 10 begin $50
month. expenses. rapid advancement; per
r1anenr positions. BUTLER d ALGER.
New-Haven Conn.
Al2Ie.
ATTENTION, MBN.-s7.5o and few hours
light work takes YOU 70 Europe no
steamship work. Shipping Offices. Gin
ton-st- ana d NesI-st
a REGIMENT GOING INTO CAMP
THIS SUMNER
wants 70 take its fun quota Of enlisted
men II you wish 20 Join the National
Guard this IS a splendid opportunity, Tor
n WI s-'e you d AeL.r-lliai 10 all,1
splendid training. arms. uniforms ana
equipments free q cost ana IN addition
State pay Of 81 . Per day while away.
Only those Who ara DESTROYS NJ Joining the
service and not simply thinking about Il
need address SHOULDER STRAPS, Box
-. Tribune Office
AGENTS. -''Eat Bleach cleans straw
hats IN i've minutes. greatest seller out
sample 1oc. write to-day. HAT BLEACH
CO, Heula. Ohio
AGENTS wANTED.-Sewly patented ar
tcle for men wear; fast seller. big
profits. sample free. X. X. HERRING
TON CO, Aurora III
COACHMAN wANTED.-Untn November
l. must be q good appearance. careful
driver, strictly temperate and kind TO
horses; wages $50 per month. Answer
with references 10 !. c. H, Box 10, Trib-
una Office.
FnGfNFFPs F-irer7en Afaobinists and
Electricians: Send 10 cents for new 20
page pamphlet, containing list Of questions
asked by Examining Board OF Engineers.
. GEO a TELLER, Bookseller St. Louis.
No Mention New-YorS Tribune.
GOVERNMENT POsITIONS.-Don't pre-
pare for any Civil Service or census Elk
animation without seeing our catalogue q
information. Sent free COLUMBIAN
RRESPCNDENCE COLLEGE, Wash
ington. D. c.
MAGNETIC HEALERS wANTED.-Sula-
RED positions; Famous Weltner Method
complete by mail. So Journal free Ma
TION-4L SCHOOL, Carrolluon, 40
WANTED Statesmen: salary from start.
permanent place. BROWN BROS. co,
Nurserymen. Rochester n J.
WANTED Telegraph operator who IN
derstands stenOgraphy. Remington type
writer II Adirondack hotel Address c,
Box 2l4. Bryn Mawr. Penn.
s. 500 CAN BE MADE during next
months by hustling agents, handling our
white and fancy rubber collars, cuffs,
Bosoms and neckties. Patented and guaran-
teed goods. Write for plan N. & NJ.
MFG. CO, Springfield, Mass
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Male

COACHMAN. 49, Trustworthy. competent.
married three years best references last
place. city or country. Address B.. 4s5
Park-aye
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SIGNS
STORAGE.


stores al manner u merchandise ana fur
--t--e- lowest rates. Jrtce. $50 Z I22d-st-
AT THE
TE# ME~R0PG-lTAN
F-EEFRooF STORAGE WAIl-IioC
- AND q WEST GOTH ST
Superior advantages for storage q fur
r.--r= MERCHANDISE and vsluables. FIrni-
r-l-e. aruau=utS carefully packed vans for
moving eltr ~ country Inspection invited
~l.-f...a1- l5- oalu-nlus-
CONTINENTAL Storage = ar=louses BIB
3Is ~ sd just II Shave. Te- 2.5S7
I~---rr
-tGNE-7S STORAGE WAREHOUSE. 2is
West 3-tl-sr established 1860 This Old
-a .1- .a 1rar-1oIse handles vita unsUT-
passed care. boxing shipping, moving
..r rrl---v estimates given.
E1EEER STORAGE WAREHOUSES;,
Shave. SD % 3zth srs.-Storage for
furniture. etc, padded vans for moving.
city or country. boxing. packing shipping
ELc iEsurance- estimates furnished Ieie-
-1oEe call 32-O-3sth-st.
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PHOTOGRAPH SUPPLIES.

NETWORK CAMERA EXCHANGE. ia
Fa.-1n--Largest supply, lowest prices
Cameras bought. sold. exchanged. send tnr
bargain list
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GROOM and COACHMAN-By an Eng
usnmau Of good habits married country
preferred. good personal reference J. L
. Box - Great Neck. Long Island.
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NJ RSE.-Nale. experienced hospital and
private: mental. surgical and medical,
best city references. A. c.. lilo 3d-ave
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GARDENER Married. no family. quail
fed in all branches Of gardening and
farming best references. r. care II a.
Wa,lIey 4g7 shave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-04-29

USEFUL NIAN-Out of CITY; understands
care of geutlemau's place. fne horses
cows. garden : years reference Address
o. H 143 West j3d-st.
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GARDENER. Single. skilled vegetables
can milk. pave paint, grade and keep
everything neat On gentleman place
REILLY ~ 2d-sve
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CHA MBEEMAID-B neat Swedish strts
arst class two years personal reler-
euces IBO East I4fh-sf- no cards
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VAI.ET-A lady wishes n ind situation
for a c0lored butler and valet 70 take
charge Of geutIeman's apartments and pre-
mare breakfast. IS an old fashioned ser
5-oDr who thoroughly understands his
business. Address BUTLER, Box 50, l,2+2
BROADWAY
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GARDEN ESF{.-ScoJch wishes position OF
trust on gentleman estate. knowledge
of all work cOhneCted with a good place
highest references A. r n, BOX -
Stamford, Conn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-04-29

CHANRERM AID BY Young Swedish girl:
best Of references worked IN doctor az
flee FOR some time. ANDERSON, 256 Fast
.ssth-st-
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UMBRELLAS AND CANES.
upHoLsTERERs a. DECORATOR

UPHoLSTERERs ~ DECORATOR
GEORGE LEININGER, 2s6 West 127th-
st.-Art uphCistering, decorating ana
general repairing. best Of references. pri-
vate work solicited.
COYLE. WARDLE & CO. 3O9 West
l25ta-st- steam carpet cleaners. Carpets
laid. Mattresses renovated and made over.
CHARLES ZEHNER 254 West l26th-st-.
art uphCistering. mattresses made at
short notice, fine furniture repaired. etc.
MEYERS Art Furniture, Upholstery, Cur
tains Bedding. Polishing. Carpet, Cab
!ret work. done shortest notice 426 Column
buS-lve-. Slst-st-
LPHOLSTERING IN all its branches; car
pets cleaned. sewed and re5ald moderate
prices A HANTOR. 17d East 106th-st.
c. =. BOGGS. 100 Eas; GOth-st.-Repair-
ing and CphoistertnE Oriental Corners
Curtains Numbered and put Up. Carpets
cleaned and laid Mattresses remade.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-04-29

NJ RSE--A lady wishes u obtain position
fOr q competent. experienced French
nurse; middle aged. capable OF taking
entire charge from birth. or baby under
Two wears. CAL 81 sth-Gve
Evening star., 1900-02-28
SC. Each.

Cocoa Door Mat Special
We also offer another lot Of those strongly made
Gocoa Door Mats. in the popular l4x25-inch size
The best mat we know of for the price.
35c. Each.
Evening star., 1900-02-28
FORMAL ORDER SIGNED.
Justice barnard Closes the TeIewkoue
Injunction Case

Justice Barnard. in EQUITY Court No .
today signed the formal order IN the nro-
ceedings instituted by James +. Nanntns,
and Others against the Chesapeake ana
fotomac Telephone Company-the tele-
phone injunction case. 1t is "decreed that
'he preliminary Injunction heretofor.<
granted In this cause be and It is hereby
dissolved and that the bill OF complaint h.
and 1t Is hereby dismissed. with COSTS
Ii Is further decreed by Justice barnard
that the damages sustained by the defend
aIt oy reason OF the granting and continu-
ance of the preliminary tniunction sr,o,,,,
TO s25N'~ This sum. II is set forth, the
compiainants shall pay To the defendant :
within thirty days
Evening star., 1900-02-28
Lack of FacfIftfes-

Al he regular weekly meeting OF the
congress Heights Citizens Association last
hight discussion took place over the lack
OF street car facilities between Anacosua
ana Congress Heights. and in general over
.he alleged poor service on the Anacost,a
oranch Of the Washington Traction Com.
pany. II was decided to hold a mass meet
ing IN the former school house building AZ
the Heights early in the coming nont6 ~
give persons interested an opportunity to
express themselves on the matter. The
pr paesIueht {. w. Frazier appointed the
oincefs OF The association as a committee 10
make arrangements for the meeting.
nhen catching cold fl is safest TO set a doc
Iofs prescription. One of the best of these I,
Jayne s ENpectagant - 'e &c
hoA3SENtSS csn he quickly relieved with
JAMES EXPECTURANT
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DIED.

BENEDICT. In Montreal oueIec. ON Februarv -
iS"" ip' M Mrs AStNATH e. bENEpIcT, widow OF
me lat" Newton Benedict who for many years
Was Was, Shlef "f The passport bureau of the be-
ihterlnent AZ Auburn. New York -
BOWIE. On Monday. February 2s. 1907, a, M.
sii Hamilton Terrace. Baltimore, Nd Or
HOWARD STAFFORD BOWIE, aged ffty.
Funeral Thursday. March i, at $50 O'Clock nm.
FORD The funeral services Of Captain SAMUEL,
ioRD will be held AT his former home Sis
"a street southeast Thursday. March l. AT 2
Pm Friends are invited Interment at oak
Hill. private.
residence 2oI4 & street GEiRGE THGMPs0N
MASON IN the eighty third year Of his age.
Funeral from 81. Johns Church on Thursday,
March /, at 2:3o I'm. Inrerment private.
1900. PETER McGIRR 80
THURSDAY morning March asshee ss ESQ oeIsss
thence 10 St Matthews Church.
PATTEN In Cambridge. Mass Tuesday Febru-
AIRY p. 1900. CONRAD MAGRUDER PATTEN.
twenty second year.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
RICk Errs. ON Tuesday. February p. 1890. at
e:lS an: Mrs CHRISTIE 4, RICKETTS,,
Vile Nd; aged serenty-four years, month
Funeral from tha residence = her son-inlaw. Jas.
McMahon. No. S28i L street. Georgetown, u. e..
Tennally.own N. Z. Church hat al ciect pn a.
RoSENBrsCH. On Tuesday morning February
RoSENBUsCH, beloved wife Of Trungott
Rosenhusch. aged seventy eight years
Funeral from her late residence 1896 2 street
northwest Thursday. March /. 3 o'clock
pm iniermept at Oak Hill cemetery. Friends
and relatives Invited
ROSENBt SCH Frauen Nerein Concordsa Church
members requested at the chapel
Thursday March l, at 2 O'Clock sharp. to at
tend the funeral Of our sister, AMELIA RoSEN-
BUSCH
ROSA kETTLER. Sec. g. C. BARTHEL Pres
WAfMAN. Al her residence, 81 Corcoran street,
Ivy city. ID. C. on Tuesday, February q, 1900.
at l1:l5 O'Clock a.m MARTHA LA BLANCHE
NAiMAN, beloved daughter OF Geo. W. and
the late Alcnda Way uIan.
Funeral from Plymouth Congregational Church
Thursday, March /, at o'clock pm.
WILLIAMS. At the residence OF her son in-law
Arthur W. Ferguson ) Cooke place, George
town, on Tuesday February q. 1890. SARAH
WILLIAMS. wife Of Mortimer Lyies Williams
in the seventy sixth year OF her age.
Funeral services at Cooke place tomorrow tThurs-
day. morning, at 10 o'clock. Interment pri-
vate.
Evening star., 1900-02-28

Marriage licenses have been issued to
the following:
hi'e-Le~is K Lowe and Hattie Rock
ate'ioW, .haries Lewis and Margaret Con-
nors: William Burke and Mary Mcno,.I,.
William b. Garner and Ella Deakjns. xym'
lam Hines of Baltimore. Md ana Auv
L. Dart of this city: William A Hum. ans
bianche Michel; Henry Facet and Mildred
suddoth' both Of Montgomery county. Md !:
'oo H. Cunningham and Bessie Nav Ash.
oo.n OF Aleghany county. Nd
p.'eo-George ID. Bond and Elixahetb
T,oninson: Joseph Smith and Annie Roston.
Iar,n ~ Iiogah and Frances G. Clark
1aii,s 1aiies =; jackson and Martha Williams.
VII imam am Better and Martha Fields: Solo.
mon Dyer and Hattie Lee; Charles n Saw.
yer and Dora Smith m 20"
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25c. Each.
Gas Lighting Sets.

Gas Lighting Sets.
ssting Of combination gas torch and key and one
LoI containing 30 tapers.
l4c. per Outfit.
Evening star., 1900-02-28
Infants
Department

Is showing complete line OF Gowns,
Skirts, Drawers, etc, for children OF
all ages. and calls special attention to
Arnold's Knit Goods for infants and
little children.
'hiidren's Muslin Drawers. good quality. hem and
cluster OF tncks. finished with ruffe of en-
hroidery: sizes 2 to years Pair. <SC
Szes to u years. Pair. air............. 3SC.
thildren's Cambria Waists Two rows OF -
tape buttons sizes q months IA years Ea <SS
Childrens Gathered Cambria Waists trimmed
with dainty embroidery, two rows Of tam. -
buttons; sizes TO IA years. Each. 49,. SoS.
thildren's Umbrella Cambria skirts umbrella uf
n" finished with embroidery sizes . to Ii
A~''4i' ON
'nlhiren $ Muslin Gowns. tucked yoke double yok,
III back turnover collar and cuffs trimmed =
with feather braid; sizes to 10 years. Each SOC
sizes u ana II years. Each. ........ OOC
, nhiahts Nainscpk Long Slips deep hem and -
'Iuster OF tucks- Each. Observation-Disclosures, SOC
Second hoO..
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New Taffeta
Silk PetGicoats
In the very latest effects and most
desirable colorings, at less than the
usual prices for similar qualities.

W'meI.'s Ta-eta silk Pettieoats. made with deep
umbrella shape i0unce. heavily corded vel C. ~
vetren binding. Each. ............ soS. ~
Women T&het1 silk Petticoats, new cut. um-
hreiia shape nOun"e with three small ruff G.
res Ea4-u- -.-.....-............ >D/-1 ~
Women~ Tafreta SILK Petticoats new cut, accor-
ti"is piaitsd Houne". With pinkeI ruff. and co 80
dust fipu:rr. Each. h.......-............. 20 50
W"m"n'@ Tancta Snk Petricoats. cut, with
Graduated accordion plated hounce rose c,oo
tn4llnS N bottom and dust tOunce. Ea. pio-So
W'men's TnTeta Snk Petticoats for evening wear.
in white and delicate shades Of pink blue nile
El~cTbn. lavender and old rose ST 800 TO S35.oo
floor.
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MARRIED.

Nr-h, ~ hahNlntoRn ~ On Friday Februsry "a
~ ~ me Rey Mr.. Council Of Baltimore "
EL.MER MERCHANT Of Manassas Va ana
81 SIZE L. FORD OF Washington "'' nv
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baby RoBEhTf EMMETT BARR who @f deI ed i1;1s r@s
years ago today, February Is 1895
We had a little Emmett once
He was our darling and pride:
He too to live o earth
BY HIS PARENTS.
dear friend. MENDoCISo C,TIILIE''J RICKS
BELL. who died one year ago today, February
2s. 1899.
Oft have wandered 20 the graveyard
Tenderly nurse the flowers,
There beside dear TITLES grave
have passed many sad hours;
Looking 10 the skies above me,
Wondering II 1t will be long
Fer the angels come take me
To the place where Titles
BY HER LOVING FRIEND, BESSIE AMERICA
EVANS.
HARVEY. In loving memory of my dear mother.
CLARA r. HARVEY tnee Armstrong; wife Of
the late Ii. t. Harvey, who departed this LIE
seven years ago yesterday, February q. 1893
Darling mother. thou hast left
For a home with angels blest
Where there's never any parting.
Where the soul shall be rest
BY HER LITTLE DAUGHTER.
INEZ A. HARVEY.
wife Of ]. T. owens who died year ago
today. February 2s 1859.
One year has past. my darling.
One year, so swift. SO slow;
One year Of and summer,
One year Of frost and snow.
DO you love me STILL my darling.
oh, my angel, gone before.
DO you miss. among those bright ones,
One upon the earth below?
Will meet my coming:
Viii you spring to my embracef
Can ] kiss you like ] used to:
Shall know your heavenly facef
And Of all the sad professions
OF the months. | dread the day.
For twas 2sth February lost YOU. darling.
One gear ago Today.
BY HER HUSBAND.
RICKS. In loving remembrance OF beloved
daughter and sister. MENDOCINO H. llCKk.
who died year today. February -. 1888.
BY HER MOTHER MARTIA. AND HER BROTH
ERS HENRY AND EDGAR.
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Heavyweight underwear

One lot of childrpn's gray Jaeger yests
heavily feeced. pearl buttons-sold
everywhere at 25c. green ticket G.,
price wv
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CONTINUED on Eighth Page.)
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l4c. per Outfit.

Wooden Towel Rack Special.
! We offer one lot Of strongly made Kitchen Towel
| lacks. with metal hack and five arms each IS
/ inches long. SO arranged that OF all can he
used, and when not needed bars fall down against
wall and of the way.
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A New Cook Book Free.

We will tomorrow patrons New Cook Book
by Miss Helen Louise Johnson
Housekeeper7 Ask for it in Houennising Department.