Evening Star Newspaper, April 9, 1895, Page 8

!! THE EVENING STAR, TUESDAY, APRIL 9, 1895-TWELVE PAGES. KINGS PALACE GRAND EASTER OPENING. An opportunity to secure your EASTER BON- NETS and WRAPS at prices that will prove a reve= lation to Washingtonians. Our Easter exhibit em- braces a generous representation of both imported and domestic models, the production of Europe and America’s most famous artists. On display also many unique and charming designs from our own work rooms. Our stock is iarger than that of any five millinery establishments in the city, and while cur facilities are correspondingly better our patrons would favor us and themselves by placing their or= ders early and avoid the inevitable later-in-the- week rush. STRAW HATS. Ladies’ and Children's Straw Hats, 200 different shapes, in black and colors, in combination braids, plain, fancy braids, chips, Milans and Neapolitans. Regular $1.25 grades. 75c One lot Ladies’ and Misses’ Straw Hats, 50 dif- ferent shapes, black and combinations, all colors. Regular value, For Exster week, 39¢. ROSES. ONE LOT NEW CRUSHED ROSES—IN SILK AND VELVET—THREE IN A I 5c. BUNCH—ALL COLORS. REGULAR 29¢. QUALITIES uNcH. SEPARATE SKIRTS. TRIMMED HATS FOR BASTER WEEK ONLY. $7.50 TRIMMED HATS, $4.15. We offer you the choice, 200 assorted styles, latest effects, in all patterns, coples of the pret- tlest Imported Hats, as wel! as many beautiful creations from our own work rooms. Value, $7.50. $4.15. . 15C. SILK & SATIN SKIRTS: $5 ALL-WOOL SERGE SKIRTS, $2.48. $10 SILK AND SATIN SKIRTS, $6.98. Ladies’ All-wool Serge Skirts, full length, full | Duchess Satin and Figured Silk Skirts, organ- Width, organ-pleated back, good quality ali-wool | pleated tack, Mned and stiffened throughout. Reg- ular value, $10. For Easter week, only $6.98. $10 Silk Capes, $7.50. Ladies’ Silk Capes, in plain and fancy brocade silks, exquisitely trimmed with lace and jet. Never worth less than $10. This week, $7.50. Manufacturers’ Samples of Silk Waists. Silk Waists, in all varteties, shedes and styles, Dresdens, Chinas, Indias, Tuttetas, ete., some boned, throuxhout, very large sleeves, full fronts, crushed collars; others trimmed with laces and’ ribbons; ranging in price from $6 to $12. Special, $3-98. RIBBED UNDERWEAR. 80 dozen Ladies’ Rickelleu Ribbed, High Neck and Long Sleeve V crocheted neck, down front. serge, best vulue ever offered in the $2.48 $5 Capes, $2.48. Ladics* pes, in black and colors, in single and ouble ea embroldered, blacks and colors. Kegular value, $5. This week, $2.48. SATEEN SKIRTS. Black Suteen Skirts, with full 9-inch ruffle, all lengths. Regular price, 7c. Special, 45¢. Stylish Black Sateen Skirts, black, with two fall corded rutiies, $1.39. Special, city. Warranted fast Regular price, 98c. Regular price, 25e. Special, MUSLIN UNDERWEAR. a 100 doxen Mustin Corset Covers, filed: seams, 25 dozen Ladies’ Richelieu Swiss Ribbed Vests, crocheted colored tops. Regular price, 19. 7 Special, 50 dozen two-inch Embroidered Ruffle Drawers, 12\yc. tuck above ruftie, yokebands, 25¢. Full line of Children’s Ribbed and Gauze Under- wear, al! sizes, at lowest possible prices. 50 dozen Ladies’ Muslin Skirts, full lengths, wide caiubric rullle, tucks above. "Regular price, WRAPPERS. Saectar: 100 dozen Ladies’ Colored Print Wrappers, with 390C. wide, full ruflle over shoulder, Watteau” back, - leg: putton sleeves, extra lengths. Regular price, Ladies’ Short Muslin Skirts, ne, tucks atove, | Te. Special, wide hem. Regular price, 49c. Spectal, le egular pi : 49C. 25¢- Handsome Percale Wrapper, very full width and One lot of Ladies’ Fine Muslin Skirts, with fine | length, Watteau back, wide, pointed bretelles over ruflles around bottom of Hamburg embroidery, 9 | shoulde inuned with braids ; light inches ‘wide, tucks abeve.. Regular price, 8c. | blac, lavender, tan, Regular’ price, "$1.98. Special, pecial, 75C. $1.48. KING’S PALACE, LEADING MILLINERY AND CLOAK HOUSE, 812-814 Seventh Steet and 715 Market Space. GAINING NEW ; PRIENDS EVERY DAY. New Prices — %= Groceries. It would be strange, in- deed, if our prices weren’t way under other dealers, | § me prices mentionea tetow are for goods 3 of the very best quality and will prevail for as near to cost as We're] # the batance en BS WEEK ONLY. Proupt selling Children’s Clothimg | § pest wocita axp saval this season. Nine women cut of ten who have visited our Children’s Department this season have ‘bought !Witmer &Co.,1918 Pa. Ave. because they are familiar | = Fine Groceries ana wines. apS3m,28 enough with prices around | Sippesseaseeeeevecsoaoccce town to know ours are the umacen lowest. Seven-eighths of “G 4s A “ our entire second floor is wai given up to our Boys’ and Ive é Be any Children’s Department,and Co RG i anne we made up our minds we Gea ie renee eee ee Sita ade ce trade. We don’t know of to 6fe., Men's Shoes for SOc. ‘These a better way to get it than are the remnants of our Avenue store sale. to sell cheaper than every= body else=-and we’re doing it, and reapingour reward. naan SUPERB SiBKRY: best impor Sh Allon. .$8 to $51 ‘ou nurger nm amea stay Mam ; TUCKER'S, 1237 32d St. Seeoscossoososossoceses bid aad PAs aneeanaeeaeeadadeanaaaan {Super Excellent Cine” Peaches, Bartlett Pears, for Bluy Su 50 for Blue Combi. iceman Bros. Cor. 7th and E Sts. N.W. ay8-2t No branch house in this city. tion Suits. These goods are not to be I Cc classed with that hawked 5 Oo» q about by cheap dealers. Strictly high-grade and extra fine, Can. ALIFORNIA WINE AND FRUIT COMPANY, 1205 G ST. apS-28d Severe never rer errr paapeene “ (Combings,| iCut Hair | { Made re Hinto BRAIDS, BA FR ES by the ¢ a Geraantectine {HAIR WORK here, and ir Charges RARAAARAR. cet s inl” be in septrate pices ff desired. display In our wine Crone FEAST! Sold dix vIGS OR rest of French peusojz00 won p -ditossp £1089 30 the most artistic manner. ; See our Ww dows. LW. Beeeciie | 1215 F St. & 1214 G St. S, ee. apS-sOd in all cases very modest. jMime. Worth, 516 9th St. ; HAIR DRESSL vere Pretty, Dainty|,: Spring Shoes embodying RLON aps-20d Gray Hair A thing of the past when Nattans Crystal Dis- covery is used. Guaranteed to restore gray oF faded hair to its natural color in 3 to 10 daya— positively rot a dye. Stops the hair from falling out, arrests dandruff and makes the nicest dressing the cleverest and rsigner and maker. ‘f AND HAND- for’ the hair one can use. No poison. No sedi- RING SHOES Xo stains. Price, $1. Trial size, 4 SLB PHARMACY, SOLB AGENTS, 438 Our Bs e always full of choice pickings in odds i ends, Oxfords—A fine lot, $1.35 to $2.50. PRICES Se *RESENT 2-3 OF THEIR ACTUAL WORTH. ere are all sorts and a wealth of for a choice. The prices enumerated as an index to the prices ruling War our entire stock. The Warren Shoe House, Geo. W. Rich, 919 F St. N.W. Sent, express p the country on receipt of pr Get the THE CONCORD HARNESS. LUTZ & BRO., 497 Penn. ave., adjolaing National Hote Trunks and Satchels in great variety at | Prices. S Kann, Sons & Co. OUR Creat building Sale. PLY Pieces of Fine Black Cre= pons. We bought them by chance. It was one of those lucky buys not alone for us but for our trade. 46-INCH Al DOL BLACK CREPON, IN THREE DIFFERENT WEAVES. WORTH ‘$1.25 A YARD. AT 896. 42-INCH ALL-WOOL BLACK CREPON. "AT 698. 46-INCH WOOL AND MOHAIR BLACK CREPON, FIVE DIFFERENT WEAVES AND ALL CHOICE PATTERNS. WORTH $1.50. AT $1.19. 46-INCH WOOL AND MOHAIR BLACK CREPON, WITH SILK LUSTER, CHOICE EFFECTS. VERY GOOD VALUE AT §2.00. AY $1.68. AND WOOL RLACK CREPON. . THE MARKET THAT COULD BE DUPLICATED FOR $2.25 TO MATCH THIS AT 81.89. THESE FIVE NUMBERS ARE VALI ARE NOT TO RE HAD AT EY! TAKE TIME BY THE FORELOC Scattered Bargain items from differ- ent departments too late to classify for this advertise=- ment. SINCH | NAINSOOK. | EMBROIDERY, POINT EFFECT. RIGHT PRICE, 35C. SPECIAL 256. 5-INCH DOTT WORK EDGE EMBROIDERY. SPEGIAL 156. H FINE EMBROIDERED SWISS EDGE FOR TRIMMING MULL Uk ORGANDIE DRESSES. SAMPLE PIECES OF LACES FOR TRIMMI DNELATATION, DRE ES, 5 TO 8 INCHES RIGHT PRICE, 35C. 89e. THAT IRISH. 55 | SPECIAL | 208 FINE SAMPLE PI CES, 6 to ORe L 486, DOT BLACK VEILING. YARD. RIGHT PRIC SPEC NEW, WHITE VEILS, BLACK CHENILLE DOTS. RIGHT PRICE, 300. A YARD. SPECIAL 206. DOUBLD WIDTH VEILS FOR LARGE HATS, WHITE AND LAC! RIGHT PRICB, 50C. A ” SPECIAL 406. ByADIES, TAN LISLD GLOVES, FANCY STITCH- BACKS. RIGHT PRICE, 19C. SPEGIAL 12 1-26. LADIES’ GRAY AND MODE LISLE GLOVES, FASHIONED FINGERS. RIGHT PRICE, 39c. SPECIAL 256. LADIES’ BLACK TAFFETA GLOVES. RIGHT SPECIAL 256. LADIES’ PEARL AND WHITE GLACE KI, BLACK STITCH RIGHT PRICE, $1.49. SPECIAL $1.00. LADIES’ 4-BUTTON GLACE, TAN, BROWN AND BLACK. RIGHT PRICE, $1.50. sree [AL $1.19. WHITH AND CREAM SATIN’ RIBRO’ x ATION S. 4-BUTTON LENGTH: 'AND "CHILDREN’S a WSTITCH, IN ALL SPECIAL 256 cu a MISSES’ RICHELIEU RIBRED LISLE HOSE, IN WHITE, ALL SI RIGHT PRU GIAL age. CHILDR’ Waaae SILK 18x36. RIGHT SPE EXTRA HE. TOWELS, FANC DOURLE HUCK RIGHT PRICE, 19¢. SPEGIAL 156, 5-8 BLEACHED DAMASK DINNER NAPK, ASSORTED P. RIGHT PRICE, $1. L 986. K DINNER NAPKINS, bowtie PATH RIGHT PRICE, $1.98. SPECIAL $1.48. 72-INCH CREAM. {AN DAMASK, ISHED. 75C. SPECIAL 896. N DAMASK, CHOICE DESIGNS. RIGHT PRC, $1.00. SPEC SOFT REAL SHELL HAT NEW: HANDSOME, DESIGNS; STYLES. ~ RIGHT PRICE, $1.00. | WuHr ED NO’ SHELL HAIRPINS; 1 PEARL PRONGS; RIGHT PRICE, 75C. CIAL 480, S. KANH, SONS & CO., 8th and Market Space, ALWAYS AT YOUR canoe y NEW. "SPEC it GRE Hoover & Snyder, _., _ Nowir2am F St. High-Class OXFORDS & Spring Boots. This new store (1211 F st.) also means a new stock of the very latest styles, from the lead- ing New York and Boston man- ufacturers. We sell none but “Leather’’ Shoes—the kind that retain their shape to the day you cast them off. Frequently the twenty-five or fifty cents additional you put in a shoe will earn you one or two dollars’ worth of additional wear and satisfaction. We are making a specialty of ’ Oxfords, high-class qual- Sty, in the very newest shapes, at $3 and $3.50, which we are con- fident have no equal at their price in this city. HOOVER & SNYDER, Now 1211 F St. ° © | “If it's Furniture, we bave it.” | ° a And We Have Refrigerators —a stock of them that contains every le, size Re- an Improv icular housekeepers will ap- "The entire galvanized tron s to the lower compartment of refrigerators 1s removable— raws right out—and can be cleaned without the slightest trouble. Solid Kiln Dried Oak Refrigerators, odorless: and the most economicab consumers of fce—fitted . with the able and vanized iron lnin; with water coolers, some Without. Prices start at Ice Chests from $3.50 up. Baby Carriages. A splendid Whitney's and E among them. with shaved spokes or bicycle wheels, uphol- stered In all the popular materials — innumerable desizns. Prices start at If You Prefer To Buy on Credit, Ours ts the best place for you to buy that w Lowest cash prices are our credit prices, and the stock you select from 18 of the highest grade. \ Ps | ae ; Lansburgh’ Sy “RINK,” New York Avenue Bet. 13th and 14th Sts, Agency for the celebrated COLUMBIA AUTOMATIC FILTER. HOLD ON A MINUTE! We want to ask you about that Furnt- ture you're getting ready to buy—and the Matting—want to make you a propo- sition that’s worth thinking pretty hard over. We're ambitious for your patron- age—ambitious enough to say that we will sell it to you ON CREDIT! —confident enough of our prices to ask you te compare them with the LOWEST you can find elsewhere. Ours are marked in plain figures—and they are cash—or eredit—doesn’t that look as though we have confidence in them--and YOU? No notes to sign—no interest to pay. Al! carpets made and laid free of cost— no charge for waste in matching figures. Plush or Tapestry Parlor Suites—cholce, you part preciate. 4 Ss showing— ywood's: rlages / ) It Solld Oak Bed Room Suite, $13. Splendid Brussels Carpet, 50c, per yard. yle Ingrain Carpet, 85c. per yard. Refrizerators—all sizes. Solid Oak Extension Table, $3.50. 40-pound Hair Mattress, $7. Springs, $1 Baby Carriages, from $5 to $50.00. Your. fer a promise to pay. GROGAN’S MAMMOTH DIT HOUSE, 819-821-823 7TH STREET NORTHWEST, Between H and I streets. ap9-84d. 00509095599 6000050000000E 88 Many Cases Of Headache Are caused by Wearing unsuitable ‘or by not Wearing glasses when eyes require th We are ex- opticians. have all the facilities for. makinz a thorough, sefen- mination taining the exact i adjusting them Droperly to the TL No extra charge for examination. McAllister & Co., Opticians, pa ae STREET. (Next to ‘Sun’? building.) sevesstesteeesses eeoeee te3 (Reading At Night ~ Ruins Eyes Where any defect or allment exists. As soon as you feel your eyes smarting or getting Murred, it's n protesting: ain, 1 am an st an unnatural Specialist, and will examine, for vou without fee. The is for the glasses test auppies, a ae & Dr. Elliott, coc Loan and ‘Trust building, Rooms For Stomach Or Liver Troubles, Take Ayer’s Cathartic Pills, Received Highest Awards At World’s Fair. After sickness, take Ayer’s Sarsaparilla. IF THE BABY IS CUTTING TEETH BE B ‘and use that old and well-tried remedy, Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for children teething. It soothes the child, softens the gum, allass all pain, cures wind colic and is the best remedy for diarrhoea. 25 cents a bottle. 8e10-1y TO GET RELIEF FROM INDIGESTION, BILIOUS- s, constipation or torpld liver, without dis- the stomach or purging the bowels, take a few doses of Carter's Little Liver Pills; they will please you POR EASTER We make two SPECIAL . Offerings. A Black or Blue Cheviot Suit to order, $11,002 rice elsewhere, $20.00. A Black Clay Weave Diag= onal Cutaway Coat and Vest to order, $12.00: Price elsewhere, $18 to $20. Morton C. Stout & Co., 112 F St. N.W., Washington, D.C. ap9-3t Nervous Prostration, ((Neurasthenia), INSOMNIA, NERVOUS DYSPEPSIA, . _MELANCHOLIA, And the thousand {lls that follow a @eranged condition of the 5 Nervous System Are cured by Cerebrine ‘The Extract of the 9 Brain of the Ox. Prepared under the formula of DR. WILLIAM A. HAMMOND. Dose, 5 Drops. Price, per Phial of Two Drac You MU: RADAM'S M ° o ¢ 6 N I ©) 3) aa eee Fi a, on @ a -O-E-S 00000 At Edmonston’s don't mean a 2 00000 side Hne just handled because ¢ > 00000 It can't be gotten out of—but a 00000 line which has a good part og ©0000 our attention—a Hne in keeping ©0000 With everything in our store— 3 00000 large—first-class. < 00000 We quote prices on Children’s ©0000 Shoes that are interesting. Here © 00000 area few: = 00000 Vici Russet and Russet Goat z 00000 Spring Heel, Children’s Shocs in 00000 a variety of styles: Ps SIZES. WORTH. PRICE. £6’s to 8’s = $1.25 = g 8. 814’sto10%4’s$1.50 $1.20 I’ste2’ss«$2.00 $1.60 00000 —and all the others at propor- 00000 tionate prices. Edmonston, } 1334 = St. N. w.i SOCSPILISPSSS OSHS SIOSETES. PPE INES $Of All The Thee a On the market. tod axpanp a So decided the world’s fair Judges, who rded it two gold m and five The leading ors and vill have no other. » “THE PARAGON'—only $23. uteed for five Standard Sew ngMch. Co. JOSEPIT Fee OTE ST. Stee PH OL OO-LO6O-@ CARVERS Faster Dinner Table Regutsites, the Dinner y, for the line qual In the it of our Cary- ‘of. the finest ish tempered of blade, with a va- buckhorn, walrus-tooth, and other handles, for S, birds and fish, Two’ spe pe: ing mei English Carving Set, and Fork, only. i me ‘Carving Set, Knife and Fork, only. Recent Rain Means dirty, polluted water. drink it and risk sickness a death; or will you put in ea Water Filter? “Wilmarth & Edmonston, Crockery, &c., 1205 Pa. Ave. apo-tt cials Fine pana RRAADAAARARADARRRR EARS {EXTRA FINE QUALITY ‘French Peas. vewrwerrrry Order by mail, or goods *phone only. delivered 1004-3 — CAN. } prom 4 {N. H. Duvall, 1923 Pa. Ay} Ere ae era Eee: All danger of drinking impure water is avolded by adding 20 drops of Dr. Stegert’s Angostura Bitters. 4 They're some of our newly tm- ported stock, and are a choice variety of early peas. — ‘Th make a delicious addition to the daily menu. The special q price of 15 cents a can, or $1 CENTS 4 per dozen, 1s good for afew days < —— !CONCLUDED THE ARGUMENT COAL FROM THE LUNGS. District Attorney McFarlane Speaks in the Dana Libel Case. the New York Editor Should Be Removed to Washing- Reasons Why ton—Buell Case Cited. The argument on the application for a warrant of removal for Charles A. Dana of the New York Sun to this city, where he has been indicted for criminal libel on complaint of Mr. Frank B. Noyes, was resumed before Judge Addison Brown in the United States district court at New York yesterday afternoon. District Attorney MacFarlane began his argument for the government by saying that when he left the court room on Sat- urday evening he understood that, from what the counsel for the defense had said, they were in doubt as to whether there was such a place as the District of Columbia. “I have nothing to do with the result of i§ this application,” said he, “or What effect it may have on the Mberty of the press—whether it will result in drag- ging editors from Alaska or Portland to Washington for trial. I have nothing to do with any of these horrible possibilities. There is but one answer to make as to the Hberty of the press. That is, if editors will cease to use the columns of their pa- pers for criminai purposes and for gratify- ing spite against individuals, there will be no fear of them being tried in the Dis- trict of Columbia or anywhere else. The Power of Removal. a “Now. we are met with an objection which, if well taken, is conclusive. That is that neither under section 1014 of the Re- vised Statutes nor under any law whatever is there any power to remcve to the Dis- trict of Columbia offenders against its local or municipal laws apprehended in other districts of the United States. “I understood Mr. Root to admit in a sort of tentative way that under section 1014 offenders against the general laws of the United States—persons charged with hay- ing committed in the District of Columbia offenses which would be offenses against the laws of the United States wherever committed—might be apprehended under section 1014 and sent back to the District for trial, but in respect to the long list of crimes against the local or municipal law, whether it be robbery, arson, rape, bur- glary, libel or any of the long list of mis- demeanors, that there is no law whatsoever by which persons having committed those offenses in the District of Columbia may be apprehended outside of the District and sent back for trial, and it is very ex- traordinary that it has gone on for ninety- four years since the act of 1791 withovt finding out. . MacFarlane claimed that Congress has applied to the District of Columbia the legislation under the Constitution, so that fugitives from justice from every part of the Union who take refuge in the District of Columbia are surrendered upon the re- quisition from the executive of the state where the crime is alleged to have been committed. The construction of the law offered by the defense, he claimed, would leave no means in force for bringing back criminals to the District of Columbia who had once escaped from there. “For the past sixty years,” said Mr. Mac- “arlane, “as shown by the reported cases, section 1014 has been used as the basis for legal proceedings as applicable to the Dis- trict of Columbia against pessons appre- herded in other districts and charged with the commission of crime in that District. I submit that that is the practical interpreta- tion of this section.” Crimes Against the District. Several cases were cited in support of this ecrtention. Crimes against the District of Cclumbia, he argued, are necessarily crimes | against the United States, owing to the peculiarity of the local government of the District. ‘Our proposition here is,” said he, “that the circulation in any district, county or state of a newspaper published in another district, state or county containing a libel is a publication there in the district, state or county by circulation and may be prose- cuted there. We stand on the proposition that the circulation of any newspaper con- taining a libel that, having been a conse- quence of publication known to the editor at the time he composed this and prepared it, and it being of consequence known to him that it would be circulated in these ether districts makes it a separate and complete offense in every jurisdiction where that paper is circulated. Buell Brought to the District. Mr. MacFarlane quoted the libel suit of Zachary Chandler against Buell, and ob- served that Buell had been brought to the District of Columbia from Michigan and tried. He quoted the decision of Judge Dillen, who said that libel was an offense against the United States, and, therefore, an indictment might be found and the tugi- tive brought back. Speaking of the former attempt to get Mr, Dana to Washington, he called atten- tien to the fact that in all its essentials it wes entirely different from the present case. In that case Justice Blatchford had Gismissed the attachment against Mr. Dana because the warrant was issued by a court that could not give him a jury trial, which cannot be denied to any man under the Constitution. Mr. MacFarlane said that since that decision the Supreme Court of the District had been established, and there Mr. Dana could have, and would have if he asked it, a trial by jury. He dis:ursed in detail the technical ob- jections the defense made to the manner and form of the indictme: and offered en answer to each objection. MacFarlane had about thirty law books, reports of fed- eral and state courts at hand, and he made no statement without backing it up with precedent after prec In concluding Mr. ‘arlane said: “Your honor, I think we have made out fully a right to have this order granted. The only further suggestion, in closing my argument, is that I desire to make on this question of remgyal, notwithstanding all the cases submitted, if you hold that the District of Columbia does not come within section 1014, that you allow us an oppor- tunity to review that decision by granting the application and holding the defendant so that proceedings for reviewing may be taken. 1 should like to submit a brief.”” May Be a Long Delay. At the clese he asked for a little time in which to prepare the brief he wished to submit. He and Mr. Root consulted, as Mr, Root also has to prepare a brief. They gave out that it would be at least a week So Judge ten before they would be ready. Brown cannot decide the matter under da As this point of the operation of the 1 laws has never been taken to the Supreme Court, there is chance for long and tedious delays before the business is settled. + Election of Trustees, The annual meeting of the stockhold- ers of the Lincoln Fire Insurance Com- pany was held at the office of the com- pany yesterday. The secretary, Mr. E. N. Waters, submitted his report for the pa: year, showing the aWairs of the com- pany in satisfactory condition. The fo lowing named ed as trustees for the ensuing y ohn T. Arms, Augustus Burgdorf, Geo. Brown, John Cook, H. Bradley David Charles W. John Joy alter Hieston Swormstedt, William M. Swartzell, Jesse L. H Pairo, Walter H. Acker ‘and, Stevens. ——— ___ Manassas Industrial School. E. Mr. Henry Baker, treasurer of the fund, has received a check for $1¢ Constance Cary Harrison of Ne city, for the Manassas Industrial chool. ee eg A Benutiful Floral Exhibit. At Small's, Mth and G stre will be found on exhibition throughout this week a collection of the rarest and most beaut ful #aNep plants and flowers. Intermingled with these, in delightful, artistic arrange- ment, are ferns, orchids, and the mag. nificent reses for which this firm is no: = The simple, yet beautiful, arrangement cf their store shows the touch of the floral artist’s hand. Smails are pre-eminent in the floral line, and all their decorations show this so prominently that a visit to their store is a treat which leaves a recol- lection as delightful as the fragrance of their flowers. Several Tons of It Breathed Out in a Life-Time. We breathe oxygen in and coal out. Experiments show that elght ounces troy of solid carbon arb given off by a pair of human lungs every 24 hours, ‘That would be 6% tons in 2 Ife of ears. What Would that amount of carton be worth in the form of diamond? A diamond is pure carbon. The price of diamonds concerns very few people, but the condition of the lungs is a matter of Supreme importance in this season of changing Weather. Unless the lungs be strong they cannot expel the carbon. A cold attacking them directly, Weakens them. Any depression, though ft seems to effect omy. one organ, must be overcome by bracing the whole body. For this purpose the doctors prescribe stiw’ lants. Duffy's Pure Malt Whisky 1s highly prized by the medical profession, because it rouses the latent energy of the bods, creates a keen appetite and is invigorating and nerve soothing. If the use of it were followed by an injurious reaction, the doctors would not commend it. The fact is that Duffy's Pure Malt Whisky stimulates the organs to dp their work properly, so that all ground gained is hela. Hence, it 1s a standard medicine—a household remedy of proven value. It is expecially useful in the spring to fight those obstinate colds that #0 often develop into pneumonia and bronchitis, —Nickeled steel is greatly better and stronger than other stecl. Pope Manufacturing Co., as well as Uncle Sam's government, have adopted it, though ft costs much more than the other sort. The Pope Manufacturing Oo. use it in COLUMBIA BICYCL S| ‘That's why the even the government uses tt in the. big “guns, and in ermor plates, It's just this sort of superiority that makes the COLUMBIA BICYCLE such @ famous wheel. DISTRICT CYCLE CO., 452 Penna. Ave. it $2 c. B. “ Spirite renc! uti 1.25. Corsets, A regular $2 Ccrset, made expressly for us by the C. B. a la Spirite manufacturers, extra long waist, fine French coutil, double side and fronc steels, fall Lips, tight over stcmach, in white end ¢ An exceptional Volue af $2, Ax a special drive for a few divs only, $1.25. Sizes 18 to 30. Every, pair guaraatec > SPECIAL—Just arrived, our own importa- Hon lot of fine PD. Tinperted Corsets. im — White and gray. For a fey days ouly, $1.50, “We sell nothing but Comets and Waistsc® HOWARD'S conser NEXT TO stone, 1003 F St. iStox novsa aps-28d 2 SS SS EE | A small outl: for covers secures protection for your. |furntture during the summer, [besides adding to the cool ap- LOOSE | [pearance of the Toons. Low- est prices and service’ lee of durable jals for as ttle as $2. us estimate the cost of a complete set of $6 UP. ns to the windows. and 2 of your hou Best THE HOUGHTON” Co., Cream Blend Flour H <is the brand used be best cooks and ‘g housewives, because it VER FAILS under proper conditions to make PER- FECT BREAD and IDEAL CAKE and pastry. OS Ask your grocer for St and take no other, 'B. B. Earnshaw & Bro., WHOLESALE F ile E it 1109 11th st. se. 1002 M st. s.e. TTEND THE UCTION We're having here every day, 2 p.m. Our complete stoc Watehes, Clocks and Fine just be Tediced before moving te And 1¢ beginning at sort 9th TAPPAN’ a9-1400-7t 004 STH ST., 9 2 DOORS FROM F, Getting Worse?| This is just the kind of weather thing to cure you qui will do it. remedy, It’s an old instantly , colds, or “La 6 A quick, per- Contains no quinine— ad effects, having it from your 2 a substitute Samples free here rabian [ifg. Co., 1009 H ST. N.W. aps-28d —-- the _ suffe 1s our painless ml of treating too fthout the use of 4 most formed e to th system the 7 when ‘operat twin nervous. often tions, PERERA ‘Three Mixtures Of what is fine, what finer and what is in CANDIES are t in Gill's famous 25,40 and G0-cent con- fection. Eat them once and you're & friend to them’ always. Wed. like to fi (Gi your Easter order. perior tith and F sts. tained at 3065 AL et. Se es Comfort For Foot Soreness evers description can be had under our Qe atment. Welre skilled « mists, and employ the most efficient and paiuless method of treating corns, bunions, wing nails and other ailments of the feet. “Let us attend ur fe e i ee J. GEORGES & SON, 1115 Pa, : PODIS’ jours, 8 to 6. CHIROPODISTS. | sundays, 9 to Le ap3-10d Easter is Almost Herel If you wish that last year’s gown cleaned ang made as fre ful as "new" better er It very aber, we tonke Boll wns without slightest injury Peay Fischer, 906 G St. apS-10d Pebbles, $1.00, lity Genuine ee For this week ‘only, $1.00 ave. anteed, f4-2m 235 F st. BW.