Evening Star Newspaper, June 10, 1887, Page 2

WASHING GTON: June 10, 1997. ‘The Evening Star has a regular. permanent bona fide dally cireul of any other daily paper published in Washington, aud much greater than that «fall the other daily papers here added tegether. Advertisers ‘will serve their own purpose best, and at the same time greatly accommodate Tax Star, if they will send in before noon to-morrow their announcements for the extra large edition of Saturday's paper, the forms of Which must be sent to press much earlier than on the other five days of the week. ———--see. ‘The Lynchburg Advance answers Sir Edward ‘Thornton's charge that Virginians have injured ‘their credit all over the world, that no foreign country will lend them rooney now on any terms, and that as a consequence the peopie of the State have to bear additional burdens. It says in reply that Virginia could not, if she would, borrow a dollar from any “foreign country” or capitalists in the world because her constitution expressly pro- hibits her doing any such thing; and that as a Brate, therefore, she neither seeks nor needs any credit, at home or abroad. If Virginia cannot be- come indebted to foreign capitalists, Sir Edward ‘Thornton may well wonder if the English credit- ors whom he represents are imaginary. Of course the purchase of the evidences of indebtedness of @ State or person is in effect a loan to the latter, 8 much asif the transaction were direct. The injury to Virginian credit would affect the power Of the State to float bonds ata very low rate of interest, as a substitute for the present indebted- Ress, just as it 1s sald to affect the capacity of the ‘Virginian farmer in this victnity to obtain from ‘outside capitalists loans for improvement secured upon Virgintan property. The Advance also suggests that Tug Star 13 wrong in supposing ‘hat tt intended to advance the idea that capital and population have been or could be attracted to ‘Virginia because of low taxes or “semt-repudia- on.” “On the contrary,” It says, “the Advanee maintains that capital by the million has come to Virginia in the last few years to make profitable investment without caring a cent about the status ‘Of the debt question or probable taxation in the ‘the future, and that capital and population will continue to flow into this State whether the debt 4s settied in one way or another, or coupons con- tinue or cease to be a factor in adjusting taxes. ‘Tux Stax has not intended to misstate its cotem- Porary’s position. It certainly did not understand the Advance to mean that capital and population had come to Virginia without being Influenced at all by considerations of State credit, State debt and probable taxation. Unquestionably there has been a movement toward Virginfa within the last few years of the kind suggested, and Tum Stan is glad to see the promise of new prosperity for the Old Dominion; but ff the idea 1s disavowed that an injured credit and threats of repudiation attract capital and popula- tion Tae Stax cannot esexpe the conviction that ‘Virginia develops in spite of ts attitude upon the debt question, and that the satisfactory settle- Ment of the matter will remove a check upon the flow of wealth and population into the State. It Delieves, too, that the people of Virginia can with out special hardship settle and meet the State's actual indebtedness, and that if the question were presented to them, free from political entangle- ments, they would promptly decide to dogo. It 1s dimicuit, however, to blame the democrats very severely for he=itating to advise the State to pay In full when such advice on thetr part in the past has resulted In stecessive political defeata. The people must resolve that 1t pays to meet one’s ob- ligations, —_—_——-.—____ It would have been difficult, probably, to get through a whole commencement season at West Point without an ebullition of that exclusive senti- ment which the academy 1s often condemned for fos- ‘Yering in Its pupils. At the meeting of the alumni Yesterday it was resolved to adopt a badge in the form of an tnconspicuous button, like that of the Loyal Legion, to which there can be no objection, Gen. Raines then proposed that the alumni should attach to their signatures the initials G. W. P., to distinguish themselves from the officers of the Yegular army who are not graduates ot West Sazs Asp Courary. ‘SPECIALS. ‘There is no day passes by that something specially Attractive in the way of bargains cannot be found in ‘some department of our establishment, One day it may be Gent's Furnishings; another day Hats, yet another Shoes, and so on. To-day we wish todraw your attention to our Boys’ Clothing Department, or Father to the exceptional and unusual values to be found therein. Commencing with the Suits for Boys, ages 4 to 14, which we are selling at $3.50 each. SAKS AND COMPANY. Ont of over 1,800 Suite which we are now offering at $3.50each there isn't one that isnot strictly all ‘wool, well and honestly made, apd we shall assume all responsibility for the wear and service of each and every one of them. They come in pleated, Norfolk, Blouse, and plain shapes, and the fabrics from which they are made are among the most thoroughly reliable to be found in this country. SAKS AND COMPANY. Now reason with yourselves, Mothers of boys, think fors moment what you have been paying for suite in the past possessing the qualities or metite herein described (and we have not done these suits of ours anything like justice in the poor description ‘We have given), and then think of the great bargains— by comparison—our $3.50 suits are, Never bafore havesuch values been offered, and it's hardly Likely that you will ever again find such. SAKS AND COMPANY. ‘While we cannot too strongly impress on your ‘minds the merits of those $3.50 suits for school or street wear, yet, asa matter of course, we have suite im other grades that perhaps will better meet your Views at this time; for instance, our $2.50 suits for boys 4 to 14 are good and serviceable, aud at the same time neat and stylish in appearance. SAKS AND COMPANY. Our $5.00 suits are handsome in effect, stylish in cutand make, varied indesign and pattern, and the ‘equal in point of actual value of any that can be found in Washington for from $6.60 to 97.50. This may sound like s broad and sweeping statement, but it's the cesiost thing in the world for you to prove or disprove it, Simply look elsewhere, then look here. You shall be the sole Judge, from whose decision there shall be Ro appeal. SAKS AND COMPANY. At 86, 87, #8, $9 and $10 » Suit, our immense stock is entirely too large and varied to attempt anything Uke 8 discription of the various kinds and styles, We have in our Boys’ Department absolutely everything in the way of Boys’ Clothing possessing durability, style, perfect fitting qualities, and elegance in design 4nd pattern. The entire second floor of our building (access by stairway or elevator) is devoted tothe ex- clusive use of Boys" Clothing. SAKS AND COMPANY. It may interest you to know that we have made s big cut in the prices of the “Acme” Shirtwaiste for boys. ‘We quote as follows: The 48 cent ones now 33 conte. The 70 cent ones now 49 cents. ‘The 75 cent ones now 54 cents. Point; and this idea might have carried some ‘weight but for Gen. Sherman, whose campaigns have taught him that the battlefleld affords a better test of the stuff that 1s in a soldier than adiploma from the finest academy the sun ever shone upon. His opposition knocked the initial nonsense in the head, and it 1s not likely to come up again—till next year. By that time the initials may have swelled to G.U.S.M. A. W.P.N.Y., which, appended to the signature of a regularly educated officer on a promissory note, for instance, or a pay account, could not fail to impress a gap- ing world with the fact that the signer was a Graduate of the United States Military Academy at West Point, New York, and not a plebelan-who got his shoulder-straps through such an accl- ‘The 98 cent ones now 74 cents, ‘The 84 cent ones now 64 cents, And one lot of white unlaundrled waists; regular price 75 cents, ‘Row 48 centa, ‘We have hada grest ronon Kilt Suits this season ‘The people have long since found out that ours is the only house in Washington that ever pretended to keep anything like a stock of these childish garments, One result of this big business is, we have now quite s ‘number of irregular sizes~i.¢., lines of Kilts where dent as an act of desperate valor in the face of the enemy. England says to Turkey: “I accept the tempo- Tary occupation of Egypt which you have affec- Uonately bestowed upon me; now If you do not get all the great powers to express pleasure at my ‘occupation, I will do myself the injury of protec- ‘ting Egypt permanently.” The English policy in this matter is, perhaps, suggested by the strategy of the depraved youngster in Punch, who remarks, Yo the horror of his doting grandmother, that he has eaten the bag of cherries which she has given him, and that if she does not immediately hand over six-pence he will swallow the stones, a ‘The severai New Yorkers who, for no particular Teason—according to their own account—have felt impelled to urge Jurors in the Sharp case not to be “too hard on the old man,” doubtless wish by this time that they had kept their benevolent senti- ‘ments to themselves. It is always discreeter course totrust toa jury's charitable impulses toward a wray-baired defendant than to try to bring out- side influence to bear on It. —<$<$<$—<<— Count Herbert Bismarck thinks that his father would very soon settle the Irish question. Very likely. Probably Alsuce-Lorraine methods on a grand scale would “quiet” Ireland. But the Eng- sh of the last half of the 19th century will not all for or tolerate King Stork asa ruler. There is that spirit rising and developing in the mass of the English people which would recognize in the Violent throttling of Ireland the threatening forerunner of an attempt of military despotism to trample upon English ilberties, $$ After all sorts of threats and promises, protesta- tons and prophecies, by his enemies in the New Hampshire legislature, William E. Chandler gets Bis nomination for Senator by a very handsome caucus vote—iifty per cent larger than was neces sary. It is Mr. Chani habit to give his oppo- nents a surprise from tme to time. Perhaps his finest performance in this Ine was when, after they had defeated the contirmation of his nomina- tion for solicitor-general, he quietly walked into ‘the Cabinet. —> The territory of Dakota has sold a large block of 434 per cent bonds at a premium. The financial ‘World does not seem to endorse the imputation of lawlessness affecting this territory's credit which ‘was made a part of the feeble excuse for refusing ft admission as a state. The territory is populous, well-to-do, and law abtding, and if Congress had Gone its duty and admitted the new state, Dakota's Mnanctal credit would rate even more nighly than at present. $a St. Louts, though clafmed to be not so iarge as Chicago, 1s still a place of considerable atze, and tt 3s probabie that the President and the G. a. R. ‘will be able to move about in it without dangerous friction at or about the same time, without in- fringing upon the inallenable right of meetings of eitizens to denounce, or of possible presidential candidates to boom. ee What's the matter with the Western Union tele- graphic service in this neighborhood? A dispatch for Tue Stax filed at Rockville, Md., at 1:30 p. m. yesterday, did not reach the office until 4:20 p. m. A messenger could have walked the distance in Jeas ume. a Mr. McMackin, the loud-mouthed person who consifered himself desperately insulted because ‘Mr. O'Brien did not speak at his confiseation meet ing last Saturday night, is going about, like Law. Yer Meddie, begging somebody to Kick him. His Gaily bulletinof Iamentation or abuse 1s getting Just a tritte tibsome. ee ge ‘The continued improvement in Mr. Corcoran's condition gives cheering promise that further years of usefulness and beneficence afe to be @ranted him. Africa sends a thousand aoliars to be used to convert England to Christianity in her treatment Of Ireland. This is reversal of missionary effort with a vengeance. ————— Will the gathering ot postinasters in Washington next December, to work for the increase of their own salaries, come within the Prestdeut’s defini. tion of “offensive partisanship?” ‘some sizesare missing. We have bunched all of these and marked them $3.50 all round. None of them sold for less than 85. Some as high as $7. The exact size you need is likely here. If so you'll pick up a good thing. SAKS AND COMPANY. ‘Boys'—ages 4 to 14—Linen Pants, plain and fancy Patterns, 35 cents each. Boys’ White Duck Pante= same sizes—75 cents each. Boys’ Cassimere Pants— ‘same sizes—from 48 cents to $3.50. In pointof actual fact, whatever you want in the way of Boys’ Attire You'll find it here—in the quality you want and at Prices to please, SAKS AND COMPANY, Our great sale of fine “Sample” Shoes still continues. ‘Nothing like it ever occurred in the history of the Shoe business in this city. For the information of those ‘who have not read our previous announcement of this great sale of unprecedented bargains in Shoes for La- dies, Misses, Men, and Boys, and for the purpose of re freshing the memory of those who have, we will state that we have obtained from Mesars, Saller, Lewin & Co., of Philsdelphia, manufacturers of fine Shoes, their entire line of samples; that is to say, the model Shoes from which they accepted orders from the finest trade in thé country. The manufacturers’ season being practically over, they had no further use for the sam- les, and we bought them at figures that enable us to name such prices to our patrons as the following ares fow specimens of: 19 pairs Ladies French Kid hand stitched Button Boots; regular price $7; sample price 85. 10 pairs Ladies’ French Kid Button Boots, hand stitched; regular price @5.98: sample price $4.25. 13 pairs Ladies’ French Kid Button Boots, hand stiched; regular price $6.30; sample price 14 pairs Ladies' Mikado Button Boots, hand stitched: regular price $5.60: sample price @4. 12 pairs Ladies’ Mikado and straight Gost Button Boots, hand stitched; regular price 94.00; sample price $3.50. 19 pairs Misses’ Cur. Kid Button Boots; regu- Jar price 82.80; sample price @2. 11 pairs Misses’ Kid Button Boots: regular Price $2.60: sample price $1.85. 9 pairs Child's Straight Goat Button Shoes; regular price $1.95; sample price $1.30. 5 pairs Men's Calf Boots; Freneh “oes, hand ‘Stitched; regular price $8; sample price $5.75. 16 pairs Men's Calf Laced Boots, hand stitched; regular price 5.25, sainple price 93.75. 16 pairs Men’s Calf Button Boots, hand stitched, fancy tips; regular price, @8.60; ain- ‘The above quoted guods and prices ate simply spect ‘mens of the great valuesin fine shoes to be found flow im our shoe epartment. For preeent o¢ future use ‘twill certainly pay yott to secure one or tote paify he an investment. They ere going rapidly. No tithe to lose, 410 Prices Made to Close Out Stock st Ones, roftlaren’s Rid Spritig Hoale, sises 4 to 8, 430. a pair: Kia 3 qieesd batt alee ne PBs Beet Sarat Bene. a 3 Kid. Spring Heels, sised 6 t0 11, st O3c.; renova igs Pevble Gost, worked button basen Spring Heel eines Boe v oe Tao nate oh Misses’ Pebble Goat Common i th Sering Heel or Low Ric ajtienss, Sue Kid, worked button hole, Spring Heels, at Page| §clig Leather Button or Lace Shoes at Laat GEIS woe CLS od eee ore tal Basel Guaetered'ateap re St THE STAR SHOE HOUSE, 726 SEVENTH STREET. ‘50 dos. Hair-ctoth Busties, only 25¢. ouch. 80 doz. Corinne Busties, three sizes, 38, 42, and 500. per pair. 50 don. Langtry Bustles, only 46¢, each. 50 dos. Woven Wire Bustles, only 750. each, WOODWAED & LOTHROP, ot, 12th and F ste. n.w Corser Durantuent. We keep all the popular styles. 60 dos fine Zephyr Bummer Corsets, double steele down the front, only 750. per pait. 50 doz fine R. and @. Summer Corsets, side ae Jong add short lengths, only $1 per 7 doz. ‘Thomson's Glove-fitting Summer = both long and short styles, only, $1 “ann 1a Peresphone French Corsets, $1.50 ‘er pair. ‘WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Gor 1ihand Fate nie, Hain Ts Woot Ross. ‘We have divided our stock of fine Woolen Combination Drees Robes into two lots, At @10 each wn offer Robes that were @12.60, 916, $16.25, and 618.50. At $15 cach we offer Robes that were @21.25, $21.50, 624.50, and 925. ‘These are the sate choice Dress Patterns we have had such excellent success with this sea- ad WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Cor, 11th and F sts, n.w. Reovertoxs Ix Wass Surrs. To close out these lines at once We nmke the following extraordinary reduetions: Children’s Fancy Plaid Indie Linen suits,well made. Sizes: 4, 5, G, 8, and 10 years, Reduced to $2.50 per suit. Form mr prices were $4.75, $5, 85.25, 85.50, and $5." ‘Misses’ Fancy India Linen and Gingham Suits, excellent qualities, neatly made and trimmed. Sizes: 12, 14, and 16 years. Reduced to $5 per suit. Former prices were $6.25, $7, and $7.75. Other reductions on equally desirable styles, ‘We reduce the price wherever we think it ne- Cessary in order to quickly dispose of the goods. (Third floor.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Gorner 11th and F sty.n.w. Tsraxre Axo Canparr's Wear. Children’s Gamps in a large variety of choice styles and qualities, 1 to 10 years, 75c., 8734c., $1.25, $1.3754, $1.50, 91.75, 62, $2 25 each. Children’s Fine Mull Caps, only 26c. exch. Children's Mull Caps, Normandy crown, only ‘50c. each. Boys’ Tam O'Shanter Cape in Mull and Pique, 91.50 and 91.65 each. Full line of Infante' Long Slips, 26¢., 370., 50c., 62)c., 75c., $1 to $15 each. Infante’ Long Skirts, 3740. 50c., 6210. 87%0., and $1 each. Infants’ Gauze Shirts, only 37 4c. each. 50 dozen Children's Mother Hubbard Gowns, only 25c. each, 25 dozen Children’s Fine Aprons, sash back, only $1 each. (Second floor; through archway.) ‘WOODWARD & LOTHKOP, Corner 11th and F sts. Bors Deranruent. ‘Weare showing the following excellent val- ues: Boys’ Brown Linen Pants, sizes 4 to 14 years, ‘Te. per pair. Boys' White Duck Pants, sizes 4 to 12 years, $1 per pair. Boys’ White Linen Duck Pants, sizes 4 to12 ‘years, $1.50 per pair. Boys’ All-wool Flannel Shirt Waists, in ‘avy Blue and Gray, sizes 4 to 12 years, only ‘S1esch. Boys’ Extra-fine Navy Blue All-wool Shirt ‘Waists, box-pleats on front, sizes 4 to 12 years, ‘only $1.25 exch. ‘We have an ¢legant stock of Boys’ shirt ‘Waists, well selected and ins good variety of the chotcest styles and colors, 25, 50. 75c.. @1, $1.25 and $1.50 each. BiG BARGAINS IN BOYS" SUITS. Lot 3,731—Boys' Brown Plaid All-wool Suits, made Norfolk style. Sizes 6 to 12 years. Only B3 each. Lot 6,013~Boys’ Brown Diagonal Osssimere Suits, made"Norfolk" style. Sizes 6 to 9 years. Only @5 each. Lot 6,030—Boy's Brown Check All-wool 2- piece Kilt Suits, Norfolk style, well made, sizes 2% to 6 years. Only 85 each. Lot 7,110—Boys' Fine Bannockburn Cheviot Suits, “Norfolk” style, no lining. Sizes 4 to 14 years. Only 69 each. (Third floor.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Cor. 11th and F ste. n.w. 3010 Swazerrc Repvorioxs In HATS, BONNETS, FLOWERS, RIBBONS, AND MILLINERY BELONGINGS, at EY a ee MAMMOTH MILLINERY ESTABLISHMENT. mS Byy8 READ THE GREAT MARK-DOWN: Fine ENGLISH MILAN HATS and BONNETS, feahionable shapes only, at 78c.; formér price, $1.25, 91.50, and $1.75, GO dosen fine MILAN HATS, Ladies’ and Children’s sizes; former pri¢e, 85e. 90c., and $1; redueed to $60. ‘320 dosen of Hate of all descriptions, suitable for all anes, all desirable shapes; former price, 60, 5, aha ‘750. ; ate now 20 and 25¢. (Our entire Stock of RIBBONS reduced £5 pet cent. FLOWERS—an immense <etosk at less than half price. Our elegant ready-teimined DRESS HATS, at $1.75, 91.00, $2.20, and €2.45, can’t be oquialed anywhere, GAVE MonzY Atty BUY YOUR mitiiveny at BLOUT'S. ‘THE ONLY BECLUSIVE MILLINERY ROTASLIsH- (310 2,700 a www 0% BPR BY, Wry O38 Bh B. wow ‘You cannot afford to miss the opportunity to dress your boys in good taste for the very smallest possible outlay of cash, Weare offerings bewildering assort- iment of Buite for boys from 4 to 16 years. Prices ange from $1.50 upward. ITs NOT EXPECTED to aive yous description and price of every Suit or every other garment we havein our house, but you may rely upon getting anything you want in the cloth- ing line at lower prices than you ever dreamt of bo- fore. Ourassortment of warm weather garmonts fs tp to ‘ood heat; our prices down to zero. ‘Your advantage lies in paying uss visit. THE GOLDEN EAGLE CLOTHING CO, No. 400, COR. 7TH AND D STS., DISPENSERS OF FINE CLOTHING .AT VERY Low Prices, 310 A Tomy Svacesrtox, ‘To those Indies making preparations to leave for summer Tesorts, and wishing tosclect froma complete CAMBRIC AND ‘MUSLIN UNDERWEAR, ‘We invite a mak Weare really propared to show you ous stock of well-made Underwear, all well- beat workinansliip: beat trimuvuge'used. LADIES' CORSET COVERS. pladion Corset Covers, biel neck, trimmed with em- broidered edge and herring bone Anish, best quality ‘eambric, only 250. Ladies’ Corset Ghouls fh neok, yoko of fine tucks fang nsorting, trimmed around neck aud front, with sled one, with solid yoke of fine anbrotdered facies St forter Wel fie same table ‘you will find two other styles, in square back, yoko of 20 pin tuck mil 3 Pows of lace and Hambuny inserting, 500, Brice, ‘Our lot compres Corset Covers made, of best F pagcis 29ke of wold ompbroldory. trimmed ith Ave einbrot formerly aold st 750. neck, sokeof Ane artes embroidery andra viens, © of fine Naineook einibroiders and pi th Ehinhied around neck and aleoves With Naineook eae, neck, tr ibg-boue ‘Auieh, best “guality of aoe the’ Ok: 8 stvten isa square neck. back, and idery and inserting, herring-boue Niroxe ay 79. ieaiae goon sup. Fuh Desh rae nia ‘AS WELL AS THE BAI } AMONG THOSE MENTIONED. LADIES' DRESSING SACQUES. Ladies’ Dressing Sacq fo0a lava, Simined around ‘neck, Hewson alld Sof aie pe se same. only te spaaper eet Toe, ity of iawn, trinmel with withruille of cubtoidery, fucks down Mont sy ‘Ladies’ Dress! 5 it is Dron, cg EITHER form are (ict nse aio in Jow, juality of oma with trimmed with t gpyyidery around neck, sleeves and bottom, only Stll'another style in tucks and usiin, only 73. Ladies’ Mualin ‘Gowns, 7 ae trimmed around yoke. neck aud sleeves with mubroidery. O8c- | former price, @1.25. Ladies’ Maslin Gowns,all-over yoke.trimmed around pockand sleeves with embroidery, best quality mus- 1.25. former price, $1.09. Hee" Muslin skirts, rnfile of embroidery, cluster of tucl food muslin, only 7c. Siadiee Musile Seinen rubie: oe cainbric, trimmed ith fine tuoks and embroidery, O8c.; former price, lies’ Muslin Skirts, deep ruffle of Blind French girbipiders, cluster of tucks above, best muslin, only Yad Sumbrie Chemire, yoko of pin, tucks and in. serting. trimmed with embroidered edge, Ove. ice, oke of tucks, two rows of @1 DENTELLE FOR 62% CENTS. WONDR« een age BOY xiewout Agne tif SELL FOR DOU, iD Road RETAILS NO\ priat A Less 1 THAN i PER YARD, LAL CHAE, No. aire [ANT CAN BUY a GOODS FOR LESS THAN 75 CENTS PER L A EE 883 77 E an ABR sh tun 28% NAY foe! BB. HH Uo RRR cog nH BBB uu RR GGG it yu ‘BBI Cw B 8 a ‘aaa BBR R OOS ONE PRICE, $210 420-422-424-496 Seventh street. i mh REN q Ee TTIT 958, BI ARN FRO Sas, WNN EF 2 a8 RN 4°NN EEE T ‘ss FFF 00 Poo ist Q RR E oO R Fr oo RR at a, i a4 es | AS SoS FE Sygh x Is a 25-cont Bonnet cheap at 16 cents? Is a 39-ceut Bonnet cheap at 15 cents? Is a 48-cont Bonnet cheap at 15 cente? Is 8 58-cent Bonnet cheap at 15 cente? QUALITY--Four kinds of plain and combinstion ‘Straws—for 16 cents, SHAPES—All the leading shapes ofthe sexgou~for 15 cont COLORS—A variety of the latest and most fashionable lors—for 15 Phil BONNETS to suit any age—15 CENTS, BONNETS to suitany face—15 CENTS. BONNETS to anit any complexion—1h CENTS. BONPETS tosuit any taste~15 CENTS, ASK FOR THEM-25.cent Bonnets, 15 centa, LOOK AT THEM—39-cent Bonnets, 15 cents, TRY THEM ON-48-cont Bonnets, 15 cents. ‘TAKE YOUR CHOICE—58-cont Bonnets, 15 cents. pit then, if you purchase the material of us, your TRIMMED FREE. ‘Thin sale of vecies veal Will continue uftil Monday, ‘when we expect the large counter will bu emptied. WE WILL TRIM FREE ALL HATS AND BON: NETS BOUGHT OF US (FOR WHICH WE SELL THE TRIMMINGS) FROM NOW UNTIL THE 18TH JUNE, AND WE GUARANTEE THE SAME CARE- Hien MODIGTE Avid FULL Putcd Woe nex (01 u PRICE AND PAID FOR THE Sau. we Bt nt yy SMILLIWeRY aT GREATLY nEDvoED pricks. Taira avin, ay WANTED- MISCELLAN’ EOUS 7 ANTED—HORSES TO PASTURE AT TU WY Farm, 3 calles from Georgetown, Lagu po0-2 Ware Ws A BRIGHT YOUNG PROTESTA ‘NT white, iti to act ass companion and antics about the houses Sermeen tbe ace of 42 and 1a PRS: COOMBS ‘g SURGES Oe F ec aw: elo A Hosteey Svnrase To.oznow. GOOD-SIZLD TENT FOR SUMMER purchase. Address 806 1 Riser eae YANTED—A YOUN LADY AS CLERK IN AN Tre hosiorz bayer returned trom New York this Wa eS Setwoen 10 | WANTED-HONSE To TAKE CART OF morning. He brought with him the hosiery surprises | and 12 o'clock, summer, stood care. gentle care, Lest of tho season. Rasy to write, iau’t it? More difficult Vv V ANTED_A PATENT £0 sor iciTo oR IN DERL! BERLIN; Address #06 15th st. nw, to prove, isn’t it Germany. wante #) lady ted short-hand WAXTEDQUISIDE SHOW CASE wets ara Boom Baertt nes, In Speeding Bucky, Siciencat have A SUGGESTION. ANTED—COLORED WOMAN, TO_COOK IR] 300-30 nae Wicifaats feterense required: 250 ia at Room 4, 2650 Now a ies - ANTED—HI A second-ha rah uw ANTED—WOMAN TO DO GENERAL HOUSE: Why not make comparisons with the. offered by our brother merchants? beet V work. 710 East Capitol st. Wists YOUNG MAN WITH ABOUT OF TARE Feary experience im the drug ‘business Pharsiacys S120 14th atte e103 FoR atole, Kinds of Household tar Offi «PRICE PAL cinemas wy a ED— RESPECTABLE ANTED — EMPLOVMENT EU MNT ioe RI BadeSEAUgtENTROTOUTE, MALE WWASEED ENTUCANENE 3) al 88 80 Ep orfroniin. Apply 300 fath stake wel at COLEMAN C RIRE VS howe tae 3s O90 ie nw. Persons peoding labor of any kiud casi be *up- H “0? Sus8 Eee Pi aes yeh te fe nd Gent's Suits Cleaned 0 75e. for 440, NV featePen tte Ba cn . Ws ED [ANON PLAGE NEI tyeseven fears exp 150 doren Silk-finished Lisle Hose, white split feet: inust & good milker; references req! liyered. a av colors, black, tan, gendarme, navy, seal, cherry, cream | Apply to i Dosrieeber: ‘Smithsonian Institution. iret tnd light blue, pink. £37" Importer closed out above hose partly because some of the colors are undesirable and partly because the European selections for fall and winter trade will soon be hete. They are 75c. Hose, and we don’t think zoucan buy them elsewhere under 750.; possibly at sea canes _____deld-at? nt eh member of former school teacher pre” YS, 428 7th st nw. 1° AT JAS. W. HALL'S CIGAR Wistepor REALLY fashlonabis-eat Su “coat fitted on” price goto ROBE! x WAXTED — Hovsekerrrs Cleaner. It makes ev ASE your deaien £ 3 A) ferred satisfactory at first. Apply '‘ANTED—A_ BOY janutactory, 210 1th at. W. 3010-30" CONSTIPATION POSITIVELY CURED ANTED—A LADY ‘DERS FOR A GEARK'S CONSTIPATION CURE Save pew pook book: iy £9, Boom : | Tred trom fruits awd voretstieg. akon frets G85 Get. between Sand {Ro mercury). liecommen ted. ty H EH ae g8Ss ERE Agency, WARE'S Ebbit House s im aff 8 8 Bssp Ee oA aha WASTED WELLS DUG, BORED, DRIVEN AND ry mien, 4 Hoi Sos8 Eee Far. a : ARTED HOUSES Ty PASTURE KER Fees & Specialty: Wx atalls for grain fe worth 986. for 49e. rica requir ova riled tor. Order box at Pe St*__| Fables, $11 Oth s farm on 74h tales 75 doren Bilk-fimshed French Lisle Hose. Fancy PARTNER | from city. 0. H. P. iieo, Mas atripes, boot patterns, cte., combination colors. Ex~ These styles may not be in style noxt season and the importer thouzht the first loss was the best Joss, You and the Palais Royal profit, don't we? 500 to buy out a seven-year establish mfectionary and ice-cream parlors, Address PAI REI, Star oihee. WANTED—A CATERER TO TARE CHARGE OF dining roots Yor the suiamer month, twelve permanent boarders: rent, board for family” of ma and wife and two sinall children Address AM. Star ANTED. manufects EVERYBODY TO KNOW THAT WE all our own goods aud sell them at Prices on easy” terms, without secur. ¥ LAND WARRANTS_WM. J. Attorner=at-Law, Room 41, Le Droit Witte WASTED=AT ONGE—4 Building, wiil pay cash for Military Bemuty Land Wat man, to oook An eemall famnly' ‘German prefe Tants issued for services in any war prior to th gd O% ss ERE ! 231 Ist st. nw. ‘38. ion, pL8- Qo “I URSES (COOKS, MALE AND ANTED ry 8 tet tg J A) drivers and otbeta tiie aig | V H Sgs8 Eee cooks tor Brook . ¥.qand other cities. "O20 F st. LW. telephone 379-2, PRICE & OO. 3e7-6U" WASTEDIWAITERS FOR SPLING AND CITY, while and colored women cooks for city and 4 GREAT BARGAIN. country, chambermaid and waitress; men, three first- class cooks one white store-Toom iat. COOMBS & BULGESS, 026 F at. e7-6t VANTED—DUNDORES EMPLOYMENT BU- ucted by ladies. Men and women white or all kinds of domestic labor, forall and 17 Mat. new. Deen ‘Marsiand). —SECOND-HAND FURNITURE, CAR rea, Feather Beds, and all kith for giao the, huhest ea For 350., or 8 pair for $1, Black and Colored Lisle Thread. We'ro are not afraid for you to compare these ‘Hose with the 48c. goods of our neighbors. He bought 100 dozen and over. springs, nS TOR PROF. The ane taught by, “MESSER, “Cot SHINGTON'S. oa ANTANEOUS CURI Moth, pim- wrinkles Diack heads, Vuliar redness ce? nd facial ute removed, and a « ANTED—R. Wi WAGIC CREAM OR FR] AN UNDISPUTABLE BARGAIN. cite pity breaking out on fare oF body. cured ja For 22c. Light-weight Bal. Hose, nicely shaped, very elastic, all sizes, Thoy are 25c. Hose, tiure' | el ory of ode | - ‘asl piexion insured to all who use it. Periectly harmless, Bowes a LEP Pies | Kesimienaie on apptcnton sh A CROWD-GATHERING BARGAIN. WASTEDCAWOMAN OF SENSE AND ENERGY, | Sent toany adress am? " 5 ee a alec in her locality; aulary about $50. te referonces V NTED—BUSINESS MEN TO LEAVE THE ug 100 dozen 25¢. Pin-stripe Summer Bal, Hose for 19c. | ¢Xcpansed. E J. JOHNSON, Sup! Bare] | ake nggiay of gic oS a ak Seek eee. Sve ‘We will sell only thi toa customer, becaut ES £ = FAYLOL & BALE Printers ond Eneravors, ant n0 one to be disappointed, nor do'we want tobe | WW ANTED 10,000, LADY AGENTS AT, OSCE: | _murd Gos titre. Mbuned, or told—we dldart have any.” clonal aca ate ETO ty $20 any” golaea | WW ANTED-AT_ GENE FUEALES soc sou Anaboutit Pre See ik ERLE {atm horaeato winter aC 88 jor. :buxataln. pax cid 16 Lakenide Bid’g, Chicago, Ti, | turace $33.90 per m.: horses ealied for sind rotus3y A | B LAFFERTY, Hay seales, 10th and La. av W ANTED-MEN, WOMEN. BOYS AND GIRTS | a . WN fora liekt and froftatie cimployment: np picture musiness: no hiunbug. Send 10c. tora valuable par ge to commence on. Only.a few hundred will be di AN UNDERWEAR BARG: jal y ATED MOTH AND OTHER, INS ef Ex pets, fturniture, Tur Reb cena wiuich can hill then, lot - ie BHO, O10 ba. ave v 50 dozen Ladies’ White Lisle Thread Undervests. Swiss ribbed. Fit, finish and style of $1.98 Vests, ayy {ributed. “Address “ALBANY SUFFLY’ CO.. Albany, myG-30t Wass ED fea CARPET, ais N tits iy : = peas. Telephone 11S LOOK IN THE WINDOW. B. cit ‘E’pios O18 ia ara WANTED—SITUATIONS. V ANTED—A YOUNG MAN OF THIRTY-FIVE, ‘with good business qualifications and very snail i gapital, desires some prontable a Address | je Ve ee Commiadoner. JOHN E. BEL in office from 9 a.m. to 0 pan. No. 1117 Pennsylvania avenue window is full of samples of 250. Figured Swiss for Dresses. There'll be a rush for them To-morrow at the da ise Has COUNTRY REAL CONTAINING Box 135 Star office. 0-8" WANTED 859 I WILT, PAY TO ANY PARTY gett me a per situation and 10 per cent | iudustrious man. Addrew J. <“pPP A f A IghSg _____ 310-38 on Met, Bran wie Boe tee eit OUNG MAN OF 21, Fatn nti, apehaner wile fat fA Wirsten SERS ates: captors | [Stair quater eutleng i aang Wet P AAA“ AI Saad rr erase oa ate NISE, 1907 Pe RESPECTABLE — COLORED oe tamily as waiter or to good references. Call 517 20th TANTED—BY i, situation Heights, at 16% cent 7 cents, Je10-3t" private family. ‘are and driving of horses, and.in willins ¢ himself generally useful. Address COACH MA tar office. Je9-3t" that as #: Sfoue-lnlf of purchase yore r builds a house worth €1.¢ LISSS, Inguireat City Oilles, “UG St: you Waiteress, Nurse, Laund (A. LISNER, Sole Proprietor and Manager, Valet, Walters Farin Dairy, with NATIONAL BURE: references, ci Finatnw: feet? | FO Sechardy ‘ NTED—BY AN INDUSTRIOUS YOUNG. Sines; 210 1117-1119 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. ‘tist thai a aituntion su Gartender OF clerk in a | cheer: Grocery Store.” Meferences given, stair 7th ‘a AWwax ee Fe! MB Hine houses, intel” Out SD TYE! able dwelling houses, lately” built: sax Wetter cites services, ropuime or ecastoual at | potas: ceutrally Yocated: watt 48 }arte’and wi : ‘office, or oth lace, aud at rao pot. Inquire of "N. D. Faltcntes Retora (6 editors of fost si opublican Tockville, Md. selosie Address STENOGRAPHER, at oS Ses-att TWO FARMS ON ROCKVILLE nery County, Md; ten miles from ston; one mile from Garrett Park4on:Metropoli i & O. KR, ; well watered wnd healthy. e other, 100 d hickory; improved by two ‘of four rooms each ; price, $70 per acre, OF particulars APPR LIZZIE. W. W ILER, Address Wheat Montgomery Coutty, 972 road, Montgo tan Branch, Wes drivers, ute maids and other help. with references, for this an other cities. 920 F st.n.w. Telephone 370-4, PRICE &00. \DOUARTERS— Pu Ws aT ii H 3 Wor: Cooks, Chantbennalds, W tress, Laundress, SIBLEY COTTAGE, FUR- and Nurses, Scammtrens, Men Waiters, Cooks, Com gu Grove, Apply We THOS. nd Pa, ave. 1NG'S BRIDGE axe-foom house. Be and sta om at He ee TRCN Sis 7th at, nw. RYON & TI m4 ) MILES FROM nue extended: neh, Farm Hands, Butlers, aud Valets. COOMBS & BURGESE 302-10: ay a a je; a the OF LADIES’ AN MISSES SUITS. WANTED—ROOMS. NTED—TO RENT—HALL SUITABLE FOR W tie koo Address Box 17, Star office. 310-2" | E—TWENTY ACKES, < , on line of Massachusetts Some of our lots have become broken and. to close a em out we have made such reductions on them th = beautiful view of A ae will make 200 good e prices may seer eo ND CRLOU S$ TO BE TRU: ANTED—BY A QUIET COUPLE TWO UNFUR- 00. Tea a as SAR REGRRE | WANT GIL GO UEEO ULE TE Na tour | Wiuie cha Oe co. toon er R BEE} BENT THINGS, WHAT WE ADVERTISN WE SELL keeping. Address Bell Tea and Coffee Company. ne. ‘nd we have not devisted from the line this time. ts cor. 7th and Ists.m.w. Jel0- ANTED_BY A G WIFE 3 OR ‘(OR RENT — BRICK MANSION partly furnished, at Frederick: 18 fruits: garden, shade, ‘ke. suitable form 19 kOoM res of se 3 ALBATROSS SUITS (adios) 2 light blue and 1 communicating Rooms southwest, for light en, shade, pasture, &c.: s cream, with Miltedekiria and long drapery, short | honed Permanent, if sulted.” Address JY. | BCEoE winter boarders. fait the rent con be te basque, ACTUAL SELLING PRICE $16, TO CLOSE a iN, 1 F st. AT $9.75, ED-BY A PRMAN 32 YEARS OF | 320n saLe-SEVERAL VERY DESIRADL 1 COMBINATION COSTUME (ladies), of All-over istaut window dresser and cant zi, stae Fine sites at Knowles Station :to parties coutemp ich embroidery, with blue Silesia underskict, Dutiding these lots will be sid at half thea trimmed with ribbons, AN EXTREME NOVELTY, ve Senn SOLD FOR $33, TO CLOSE THE UN HE! Jea-7t ‘AT 820. Tight housekeeping: two ada OR BALE-A Fin! 1 tion on Belt Line of cars, between 6th and 120 Si ee Pats, nv: house facing east or went proferre suited will cngage by the year: pa: state terms, ‘Address PENS Je0-3t* | Ih between an | rett Park,frouting on Metropolitan Branch of B.and 0. | E.R. botinded on west by Hock Creck, (om ‘east ty Courity” roa lining 190 acres of ‘che sortable for building lots. For further This is ono of the handsomest suits we have had in the house this seuson, we would like you to examine it, us you cannot get a correct ides from description, nents in advance: ONS, Star office: 1 WHITE SUIT (Aisses, 2), elaborately | qr TWO ADJOINING OFFICE ROOMS, | aprly to AP HLA COM immed in embroidery, “SLL No Rice ae TS | V = mid 8 and 14th and 17H yeast Las Ft, iy ARMS PO! ville roads, 1 Misses’ Suit, size 16, the TH] BO acree Is. WH ENTIRE SkInT F EMBROIDERY, WITH SOLID EMBROIDERY fatty SELLING ¥ PRICE pai 10 CLOSE AT eer FEW None 1OUSES, 3.000, for ready cual bi : BENS. 8 BL fF at. nw. Waxtep—70 iouses, in W. LADIES’ JERSEYS. Ap fine CASHMERE JERSEYS, with cont RBEREECT FITTING, SELLING’ PRICK KE, 11 JUY FOR CASH, SOME 1 BRICK Tocality ; must bé a bargain. trolled by any sytdieate; capab division, Water, cas and sewer ou premises. DELBLE, 1319'F st. TO dress 49, Star offie 3.30 Wt SALE_& VALUABLE: FARM ACRES SHIRT WAIsTS. y AN'TED—HOUSE RHS_WE CAN | several beautiful busldine ste Sah atreet cd SOS TMES SPE Malate, made BROT. QUALITY We Hat ence for cash muy aetabiylosfed hownet | Fad ct enfin Wass rain, per day 8, perfect Atuiig collars, ots: customers ow waitius tO purchase: i wl ed Bleated back aud frout, 10 CLOSE =: Complete description, with I re Gistant: good fe a ede oki Forturiher partic AT 490. lot of PERCALE SHIRT WAISTS, splenail HEE Shits partocan lawet 1 poe Oak _my21-Im TED-TO BUX—AT A MEDIUM PRI ‘A MEMB HE of TAN REEPEPR ng, cay ter taped ud hy smal i at tupapae, Perea HARSH Reet Gy | or lance ste dperab kate gu muresreue | gree at Seg] it ~ ive Jocation and particulars, an: P. jer BM MUtuotoUS Week BOF x | Ses seat ie TROY acres, a xood state of cultivatic id GU acres Of oF! an abundance of water, krowth of timber. im: ANTED MPRO ROVED AND ante : ae Se dwelling. af 14 rooms, wihsch one 5 SECIAL ITEMS BANE RURBY, G30 I st.cor. Fah ad ate Eigoo soTudatcg cuales hleaant cig ‘To be closed out, all desirable goods. v Yostment Go. Samuel J yas use 030 $30 | sured feerisenabusu to villa "altes; will be sold at 50 do. nate in Tramway, Cobiteeh, and, Toulsiata ave, next door to ty BO) Hit pre ee esi Orr 4 Hendy, sll Food shapes, Keilor urbane, e., erties, lanze or small, y section, ply pur ROMY APESE BE hound SUS Bia i i ith et. alr near Brights ada. | ESTA TE. | | FOR RENT—ROOMS. JOR RENT FURNISHED AND UNFURNISHED ree, te and rity Jeabeinin § THE CLINTON HS or tal rt EN ALL Naat FURNISHED OR UN. 1 fauwily, or «uitable for kentlemen. ase of bat yartion, 1416 14th at Fk BEE esc ating roome; Be housekoep r a MMUNICATING UNFUR 1 orthird floor: very desir. abie Yo goed tenant, Apply at 400 °. 0-1" UNFURNISHYD, al Roote and alc house TO ADULTS, TWO trict “REN ti Fe n with: jelo-aee JOK KENT board , 6 TWO UNFUR wands ty Lioa st new lis rent very TaD unfar fore 2siST NW F pleasant Ro. SFURNISHED 10. w.,waitable OR REN | Kentionan and wile withont heusekroping. 1006 Oth at Fee ee and sid AIG Nat we RENT FURNISHED ONE SBOUN with alcove aad lay w story trent Bi i hentios and 14th at 110g st ok RENT M st. LOW KATES F ier, hand ruriitsled Pardons toons Bond gs oe 218 1ST N.W. FURNISHED aN 1 rooms .cievated, cool atid delughttal JOK RENT | pur Jocation | PRE, RENT, BREE Rooms, one on tirst #10, 88 sind 3." App NICELY two on second tho: Mo 40S data Ok RENT-G1S HBT Rooms, second floor, one fir | carpeted . wall rent unfurn NT 10TH ST. ONE HANDSOMELY shed suite of ruome, also cme situle tu Ooms ON ig sats Apne 19 myst ae OK KENT _PERMANENTIY-ONE LAU ttuind-rtory Front Roem: uew howe, josure: victulty Thomea Circle alge sone 4 atm al rent. 1388 N st. TO A REFINED Pa. sof the aE yet dw? ONE NICELY ie for one of tw. gens ‘attendanee, at summer taten, FRE RENT EURNISHED, 1HEACTIFUE stun Koons; bay” Wi thse, new-south and cast front. Releronces required. 110t Kat, w. Fees cating Roums on sec be NiSHED COMMUNI podert isp to carwand berdics Je8-Lwe F FURNISHED ROOMS, SINGLE Ok oat guite, with private beth tate JOR ki comm ed, Southern exposure Sted: near War aud Navy Ds | yron.us NICATIN: board if ds Jeo TH STRELT = A BL roms E Fentod sinely at Fown circle.” Transient and table boarders ° aatnas myo Fok BENT THE Livinaerox, doors above K st. aud Pranklin ractive hotise, iauelmcntiely 1 iy. ‘Transient Moderate prices Table of = ‘able of superior qual bearicrs accunnioated mya ICELY FURNISHED kooms, uodern iinproveniente,. horth ‘iret A 1 floors with board, at INO; HL iuy smn OFFICES. FOR RENT. 2k KENT _OPFICES, UNFURNISHED kooMs Toots tor wivrage—eligibly docetad, Oppel te | City Halland Park, Av oth stan. Ww. Mew RR Ee LIOTT. “Type-writing aud copying. ‘Batistactory work srimranitved Ms yee JOR RENT_—TWO NICE OFFICE ROOMS, LOWFL shor, tik Fat. now. utter July 1, INSa. at $20) pot mouth, ‘by the year.” Will paper aid pat wud thor Cuxhly’ renovate rooms SOHN E, BEALL. & se7stn ti Pa ieee BUSINESS CHANCES. ' GENTLEMAN OWNING AN UNPSCUNERED lot rans to borne 2.00 0 bad a sider to jy the Facconbiua tow obey to be returbed ti nantly. 1 dares joa UNENCUMBERED, Star Oftice ft SALE-AN ESTABLISHED LAL PSI vi pusiness, with | ptoRn AND OFFICES FITTED UP IN F aed dnentic wud E. BLRCKHEAD, 6 jew. "Tele Re RENT-STOR and Licenme : 180, ts This ig. wood corner property, ia growiue section of tine city. House contains five rogue besides store-tuc Four building lote enclosed. Would lease for three ears, and immediate possession given. Apply to 1 SYPHERD & CO., 1007 F at, yee JOR LEASE THE CAPITAL THEATER |W. & ABE E Ww | Atot fice from 8:30 an . JF ST NW, Commis ry State nl Tort SPECIAL TO EMPLOVES, = We sell you ti Weth ready -maile aud to Jour measure, , its at the lowest cual prices STHASLL ie BON, | Manutacturmg Clothiers and Tatlora, rue, at nw my 21 -Le POSIT COMPANY 36 WALRMUUSE, EN. (South rowd, or ivavine he advaytaves utfer safe keepiuuc of be Piste aud other valuables. Clothiiuc, paltitsn art, Juanes, bric-a-brac, russe, carpets, Ae. Kec Le stored at low rates. Take action before, tater Usa alter, your Valuablesare stoleu or burned Oftice Hours: ¥ a.m. to 4p. ma. £26-Gm___Gaturdays. Bam. tod p. tad ___ MONEY TO LOAN. 810, 00 IN HAND TO LOAN IN SUMS TO mit, tor jong time. KON & * TRAC) 2513 7th etn, w deo te y WASHINGTON Sarr. | AND FIREPROOF | v1G PA. AVE, i Persons: 4: avail thems pany for t ts. mewrities, Jewel ONEY + LOAN IN BUMS FROM ONE TO, tweuty thousand dollars oy real estat SUSE. GRERSEDY. 0 Lath 81,004 Low rates, RE, 18 F ot. wood, six acres of W: HAS: 300, #00, 000, AND #25,000 “room fraia ‘carriay oa - megan ord oe asd BMS | ____ LOST AND FOUND. igexpemmiuccma pam Ne AT GOWLES & 00, 1921 Ft THE At Laure! ‘othic Frame Dwelling, yoome, NE TO LOAN MY ¢ “ERS AT LE- Liteon on (CIRCLE ANE rot be comer lot about one acre of ground ; also, opposite cor: uM: Loree = LAE was! jj Jot Sagh Ribbon, 7 and 9 inch, all silk, in block, Navy-Yard, of in the Dapi leave with, her, one acre ground, at low fare. bite fa.aw. ‘wort OBe Toe, and Shs insoes fold frame. Af found Please leave with B HL | “Gn Harewood Road, near Soldicrs’ Home, q coma serch eiice ssc °° 5 reward, SiTER sore xround, new two-story and aitie frame ‘awelling, it TATE LOAN! —A SMALL TERRIER DOG, Wi aif ine rooms: new stall ‘ance pinced. Ariiy atu cage SEIN BETS JR Qituch Molre Seah, Ribbon, exo Lees tipped Thies on: answers ioaas | niys-Ow" TY Leu © RUTHERFORD, 1206 Yat new, Lonue ot Builditur Absociat Colors, worth $190, SPECIAL PRICE GEC. of8 fever ven for Fettrn Of GOK OF ALUABLE rete ear Collateral Becurity. “Wil Ii, doe, Children's Cape, Cape, slightly crushed, sold from stint Wwersdale «recently purchased Uys New | gy 01.25 to $1.08, SPECIAL OsT—IN, GOING FROM STH AND T S78 sane Kaleate wo bs subdivided). Contains fom SOY $ to B25 ac ‘acres, ren ree fourths being well set in, Test ON ESTATE, (aland Fata bw by laanachusetts ave.,a BEAL ESTATE, rs White Ws if leitat oar ereeee ab. in Dost ed ray Pree uta water Y=] Lege! nia ave. ae oe we lertt etyle. I necessar) ae aN 0, BLACK TAR, BY THE RAS Bou idence tea of pet New of areui payem__sw0n. & WASOAMAR,_ mA aE Mam r ia! paella 32 a8 | Ty g | Mipsse potter meu ecears ore ei ay U MM = i OST, OR STRAYED — A GRAY MARE, FROM Shes’ § YEP a Bd. | Sotlateral secur. YO LL Be 2A & oe ae ” Lee ia, on Hat near ich om the sveplig of une | AEF, College Station, Md. Yon dag note san ‘pila aa New hia 4 vat 2 Lae ecemmekics indies ea | cs SE | ee coer an te maa sects atisiactory real estate securit), ib suis to SUAQab LOST ON JU! EITHER (AM! —TO LET—1 ‘cot: oaad 6. i Acroti a ahaa aah aha Toa ots one wih inbiealt all ih Son Tee ILL, & JUHNSTON, 738 15th st. mw 0 ‘7TH, 8TH, AND D AJREETS. ML oelbection boot eee Cg SK EY i 7 2 See os Er SD Canbeiace, oy aw bom Mo, TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE, IN SUM Boigigy © Ba Wen 3 READY. Dy. 10 fase aves wg natacneienmonntieny “pe ax, Gaur Bascarx Fost <A -TROW FOR_RENT_—STORES. —. corer 190 Le cy ee, iy ep Geen oa -, ‘CAR AND i T6 apne JOHNSON, 718 13th st. ww. 0 delay. Leas AF sts, 0 “e Po ete irene a oho We itiexi es oe ove. Hand 19th sty WHITE Goops. LS ont load pin. Lberal we | poe roves AND aor saat GNEYTOLOAN | " ie = svar mute pach SO TAF onan 3d SPN OORT Re E aeaeent malt Ss : ‘ fwo hundred pieces of White and Cream: Plaids, Stripes, and Lace Effects, at half price. Goods worth twenty-five ovate will séli theni for Lite Reward pai eit to aa F PERSONAL. FOR RENT--MISCELLAN, nous | eas Poe ae AND OFFICE FOR sero cayarcunties al Lowest LANENHOWER Fey 24 twelve and a haif cents por yard. : one as ‘near, ‘These goods ate a decided batytin. fers Pcistn NST; sil East eEEragast ‘W. it. SHUSTER & SOs, 010 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE WA Beasts Ue Panacea MARE na ce tobias ‘No. 361 Pennsyivanis avenue northwest. dbaosnismaee =]