Evening Star Newspaper, July 11, 1888, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D.C.. WEDNESDAY, JULY 11, 1888 THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: ..Jualy 11, 1885. Six states will hold thetr own elections prior to ‘the general polling in November which Is to cide the fate of the presidency. Teanessee and Alabama lead the procession next month, the one ‘on the second and the other on the sixth, and both, 18 1s commonly Delteved, may be conceded to the democrats in advance. Arkansas follows on the third of September, Vermont on the fourth, and Maine on the tenth. Georgia closes the list with an election on the third of October. Of the last four the democrats expect to elect their tickets tn Arkansas and Georgia, and the repubiicans in Vermont and Maine. The only recent presidential year when either of these has disappointed expectations was in 1580, when the fusion of Gemocrats and greenbackers in Maine elected Barris M. Plaisted governor, and drew from Gen- eral Hancock a hasty message of congratulation, which hurt his cause all over the West and East- ern and Middie states. The present condition of ‘Uaings Is much more wholesome, politically, than that which prevailed afew years agu, W! ohio and Indiana were “October states,” and suMctently close to make their returns significant Both parties were then tempted to throw their bardest, ‘and often their most unscrupulous, work into that Fegion. ‘The American party which ts to furnish the great political issue and sweep the country when the tariff and liquor questions are disposed of will meet in convention at Washington next month to put in the eld a presidential ticket. Washington ‘will then have been the scene of the presidential | nominating conventions of two of the political | parties, and will nave furnished the candidate at | ‘the head of the tiexet to another. No city could | ‘De a more appropriate meeting ground for a body of citizens who pride themselves on their ais- {inctively American character, antecedents, and Aspirations than the one founded by, and named for, George Washington, and whose chief citizen, ‘since the beginning of the century, has been, without exception, & native of the United States. | << ——_— ‘The aeceased wife's sister controversy has ‘broken out afresh in England, and Mr. Labouchere has made an interesting contribution to it by the inquiry why, if the established church insists ‘What her male children shall follow the Mosate law forbidding marriage with a deceased wite's sister, she should not equally enforce the Mosaic law commanding a man, Whether single or already married, to take to wife the childless widow of his Drother. This 1s, of course, on the assumption that the rule rests alone on the scriptural prece- dent, and not on any independent consideration of social expediency; but it 18 an interesting sug- gestion, in eitner event. ———————————— John Zachar, the Wisconsin faster, claims to have gone without food for itty days. This state- meat, if 1t could be proved, would raise him one degre higher than Dr. Tanner, whose fast in 1880 attracted world-wide notice. But, unfortunately, he has wasted this experiment, for he has not sur- Founded it with those safeguards which alone make it of any value to science, as Tanner did his, What comfort there can be toa man in starving himself to a skeleton, shriveling is skin, and oe Naa AL“Sricker- ‘THEREFORE, “LET ‘ER FLICKER.” FLY WEIGHTS. Seerwucker Coats and Vests, €1.50 SGP SS aay aR Silk” Mohair Costs and Vests, a variety of shades, 83.12. ‘Pongee Coats and Vests, a handsome variety, 83 up ‘MEN'S SUITS. Sarees, Gray. Blue, Black and Brown Sack and Cut- away, $9.75 upward. ‘Cassin, ‘Seotch Mixt ‘Stripes, Plaids and Oheces, 06.75 upwards “THE LIGHTS AND SHADOWS 0’ LONDON” GO FOR NAUGHT. ‘Whenever the American idea obtains, and as wo are in- tepeely American “native, and to the, manner — of American looms. | Ot $10.75 Is our price—for your cholce—of a large variety of Solita made of Standard Aimerican Good not ovemia- abla clsewhere at lon than @15, CUT Of NO COT. ‘We grasp the situation and govern ourselves accord Pantaloons—if lease—American Pantaloons, aL30.et-75, 82 8250) G2 78, 83, 8000. We know your needs and mean to supply them. VICTOR E. ADLER'S 10 PERCENT CLOTHING HOUSE. 10 927 and #2 7th st.n.w.. corner Massachusetts ave. Strictly One Price, ‘Open Saturday i 11 m. S7-OFFICE COATS, stripes and checks, on sale ‘Monday, Wednesday, ad Friday mornings, from 7 till Wo'clock. PRICE, 25 dyll 250. |To Commence Nexr Fuar, ~ JULY 13TH. Friday ia. dull day in business. Our new plan will upset this Every article in our store at COST on every Friday hereafter. WE EXPECT YOU NEXT FRIDAY. Do not fail to see the bargai..s we will offer on that day. We will mention a fe Fine Summer Scarfs Sc. Fine Gauze Undershirts 16c. Extra Quality Linen Collars 10c, Freneli Perca e Shirts, 2 collars, 1 pair cuffs. 25c. Fine Linen Dusters 500, Children's Pants 25e. Boys Seermucket Norfolk Coate 8c. Children’s suits $1.20. Our entire line of Youths’ Suits to close st HALF | their value. wa ‘Suits of every description at the lowest possi- prices. ‘Weask Your patronage, Polite attention to all. Do ‘ot forget the number. 1217 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. N.W. ayI2-2e HOLLANDER BROS. Pass Tur Goon News ALONG THE LINE, PROCLAIM IT ON THE HIGHWAYS AND BYWAYS THAT SAKS & CO’S GREAT MID-SUMMER CLEARANCE-SALE OF SEASONABLE AND STYLISH OUTFITTINGS SURPASSES IN STERLING VALUES AND DOWNRIGHT POSITIVE BARGAINS ANYTHING OF THE KIND EVER BEFORE ATTEMPTED IN THIS OR ANY OTHER COUNTRY. THE GREAT TWELVE EIGHTY. Toosening his teeth to the droppiug-out point, ‘Without even taking the precautions which will Prove to the world the nonesty and propriety of ‘is pretensions to supremacy ip starvation, it 1s ard to discover. — ——— ‘The reports of the German physicians to the late Eimperor Frederick, Drs Gerhardt, Bergmann and Schroeter, agree in placing tue responsiblity for the long uncertainty in the emperor's case upon ‘the shoulders of Dr. Mackenzie, who, they say, opposed their combined desire for an operation from the outside to cut away the cancerous growth on the patient’s larynx. This is a heavy Durden for the English surgeon to carry, for, unex- plained, it convicts him either of a serious lack of ‘Skill in dlagnosis or of intriguing for the purpose of decetfing the imperial household a8 to the nature Of the disease. But Dr. Mackenzie will doubtless have something to say in reply. _—<—<—<—— We observe inthe New York Sun of yesterday an interesting article on the summer dress of statesmen in Congress, credited to the Cincinnat! Commercial Gazette. This leads to the farther observation that if the exchange editor of the Sun ‘were as vigilant and conscientious as he ought to De he would have printed it at least one day earller im the Sun, properly credited to the Wasutxoron ‘EVENING Stak, Where it originally appeared on Saturday, (reaching New York on Sunday morn- ng), instead of waiting until Monday for the Cincinnati papers containing it, and which, by ‘the way, gave proper credit. The latter course is ot good journultsin, ‘The revolt against bob-tail cars and the theory ot “every man his own conductor” has spread to Minneapolis. The police refuse to compel passen- ‘gers to put fares in the box. Peary Yorn Biocon. Impurities in the blood produces discases. Bodily and mental health depend upon a bealthy condition of the blood. The blood, particularly in the spring and during the hot summer months, becomes clogged with im- purities, which potson it and generate disease. A harnless blood purifier, without a particle of ‘mineral poison in it, such as mercury or potash, ts necessary to remove these impurities and to Festore the healthy tone of mind and body. ‘The best purifier and tonic known to the world i Swift's Specific (SS). In regard toite wonderful purifying and tonic powers we give a few testimonials as follows: Mr. Wm. A. Siebold, with Geo. P. Rowell & Co., 10 Spruce street, New York, writes March 2utb, 1858: “I feel it my Aunty, for the benettt of others who may be afflicted ss I was, to write you this letter, which you can use as my testimony tm any way you choose. 1 will ry from others in relation to th stated. In February last I suffered great pain and inconvenience from boils, all over my neck; Icould not turn my head without acute pan and my blood was Poor comlition. After trying all the usual Temediew in such cases, and finding no relief, by the persuasion of Mr. J. W. Fears, manager of Your New York office, I used one bottle $. 5.8, And T improved rapidly and very soon I was on tirely relieved of my ‘Job's Comforters’ Now Rotasign of my sfliction can be seen. I feel strong and cheerful. S. SS isa flue tonic as Proved in my case. sleep soundly and my ap- petite te good.” Dr. J.N. Cheney, » well-known physician, writes from Eliaville, Georgia: “I use 8.8. S, fm convalescent fever cases with the best re alts. It will, in my judgment, prevent sum- mer dysentery, if one will take a few bottles in the spring, thus preparing the bowels for the strains of summer." Mre. Scott Liston, 116 Zane street (Island), Wheeling, West Virginia, writes: “Having used 8.8 S for the blood, Ican safely say that it Deate anything Ihave used to cleanse the blood ‘and make a new being out of a person.” Mr. M. 8. Hamlin, Winston, N.C, writes: “I Uae itevery spring. It always builds me up, Giving me appetite and digestion. aud enabling me to stand the long, trying, enervatine hut summer days On using it I soon become strong of body and easy of mind.” ‘Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed free. agit 8 1r? Srecuric Co. Drawer 3. AtiantaGa Croaxa Ovr Suz ‘THE LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING CO, ‘THE BEST BARGAINS EVER OFFERED IN THIS CITY IN FINE CLOTHING. Ourentire stock of Spring and Summer Clothing must be closed out within the next two weeks, Men's Cheviot Suita Men's Prince Albert Suite, Men's Serge Suite ‘Men's Business Suits. Boye’ Suite. (Children's Suits, ‘Men's Seersucker Coate and Vesta. ‘Men's Pongee Coats and Vesta. ‘Man's Alpace Costs and Vests. ‘Men's Drap D’Ete Coats and Vests. ‘Men's, Boys’, and Children’s Odd Pants, In order to close out our Spring and Summer Stock we reduced prices to about 50 cents on the dollar. Give ‘so call and be cunvinced av Tue LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING co. COR. 7TH AND G STS. ww — 12.80 — SALE OF 828, $25, $22, 20, AND #18 SACK AND CUTAWAY SUITS, WILL CLOSE NEXT SATURDAY NIGHT. THE SACRIFICE SALE OF SURPLUS STOCK OF LADIES’, MISSES’, INFANTS’, BOYS’ AND MEN'S SHOES OF THE MOST MERITORIOUS CHARACTER 18 STILL IN FULL BLAST. THE HOLOCAUST OF HATS HAS RAISED CAIN AMONG THE EXCLUSIVE HAT MEN. FUR DERBYS IN ALL THE VARIOUS SHADES OF LIGHT, WORTH 32 TO #3 EACH, GOING NOW AT ONE SIXTY ($1.60) FOR THE CHOICE. GENT'’S FURNISHINGS CUT Tu THE CORE IN PRICES, ALWAYS THE LOWEST IN TOWN, BUT NOW LOWER THAN YOU HAVE EVER SEEN THEM. UNDERSHIRTS, TOUKIST SHIRTS, NECKWEAR, HALF HOSE AND THOUSANDS OF OTHER NECESSARIES AND LUXURIES GOING WITHOUT REGARD, COST, o& VALUE BOYS’ BELONGINGS, INCLUDING CLOTHING, HATS, SHOES, AND FURNISHINGS, GOING JUST THE SAME. COME EARLY, BARGAINS BRIGHTEN AS THEY TAKE THEIR FLIGHT, SAKS AND COMPANY, SEVENTH STREET AND MARKET SPACE. yl SIDER BERG'S ALL. LIRR So + ‘A, Seo has i<o Lada yvN aA M45 E on ES EF O Be Oka RR vend ee} A A AL aA AT HALF a a . rp oom] CF ry Ra ETE Be Bo BP EEE SA RES Eos BoP FPR BR TE 09 BRR BS fen a ur thing of, contames that ald, from 835 to 840 gud gould ot make then upat thoes priceas fo cea way. Dresses atest Dro Guetions of the Paris market. Really if you do not take advat of the ric YOU MISS ONE OF THE RAREST BARGAINS THAT WE HAVE EVER OFFERED. We have fust five left, so for your Two fne imported ‘CHINA SER COS aaa one agobelin blue, the othe it desiens hahtsomely draped aE pithseeve trim 201 wt ahade, perfect Atting. ACTUAELY SoD Fok”. $30. pola Ag PRICE. 0. 2 fine IMPORTED ALL-WOOL CitA. ‘costumes, site, Gesigua, skirt ye valret pant 4 beaut edey atin’ paiaasg - ely ee —— ‘SOLD FoI 137. 5 NOW HALF BRIG One beautiful CREAM SERGE with’ ancitor sometht bby and odd, made nishly, fin: leg with fancy braid, fall drapes? SN ‘SOLD FOR: NOW HALF he made fad ibe duplicated. No Aner and preter foods have ever bern shor city. Bs, We would call your attention tthe "tor be, abirt waists which we are selling this bargain. each, a big BR 2M MM om 8 BBB A A UU MMM Sas 4y10__‘7TH, 8TH, AND D STREETS. Au Tue Isprcarioss AND THE PREDICTIONS OF THE WEATHER BU- REAU GO TO SHOW THAT JULY AND AUGUST WILL BE HOT MONTHS, AND WE ALL KNOW WHAT EARLY SEPTEMBER USUALLY 18. THIS MEANS TWO!MONTHS OF HOT WEATHER, THIN- CLOTHING WEATHER, SURELY, NOT EVERY MAN IN WASHINGTON 18 NOT PROVIDED WITH CLOTHING SUITABLE FOR 90 DEGREES AND ABOVE. OF ALL THE “THIN STUFF" WORN BY GEN- TLEMEN THE MOST POPULAR IS PROBABLY THE “PONGEE SILK.” IT IS VERY §TRONG, VERY DURABLE, VERY LIGHT, AND WASHES EQUAL TO LINEN. A MAN CAN'T FAIL TO HAVE RESPECT FOR HIMSELF WHEN HE HAS A PONGEE COAT AND VEST ON. OR GENTLEMEN WHO DON'T PERSPIRE FREELY, AND WHO HAVE THE “KNACK” OF KEEPING THEIR CLOTHES CLEAN, THE LIGHT- COLORED MOHAIRS ARE VERY POPULAR. THEY DON'T WASH, BUT DEING “WIREY” GOODS, THEY DON'T SOIL EASILY. THE BLACK ALPACAS, CICILLIENS, BRIL- LIANTINES, AND DRAP D'ETES ARE ALWAYS POPULAR. FLANNEL COATS AND VESTS, IN TRE NEW AND POPULAR STRIPES, $1.50 UP. WHITE AND FANCY VESTS, IN A VARIETY OF STYLES. THESE ARE ALWAYS USEFUL AND DRESSY GARMENTS, AND EVERY GENTLEMAN ‘NEEDS A FEW FOR SPECIAL USE. % B. BARNUM & CO, wo 981 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. Maz J. P. Pasen, IMPORTER, 1107 F STREET NORTHWEST. JUST IN RECEIPT OF A CASE OF ENGLISH FELT HATS FOR BOATING AND TOURIST PURPOSES IN ALL COLOKS. ALSO, MULL POKES FOK SEA- SHORE AND COUNTRY. 97-6¢ Punavturma Stone. A great bargain in SILK UMBRELLAS. i 26-in. Silk Um! fally worth #2, price now 81.20. Great bargains in PARASOLS, all at prices to close, Special bargain in INDIA LINONS at 12%. FANS. FANS, FANS. O20 lot of fine FEATHER FANS at 25¢.; would be cheap at 75¢. ‘Bargains in Linen and Silk Fans, pidbed and Gauze UNDERWEAR, extra good values, ‘Men’s fine Nainsook SHIRTS and DRAWERS, 0c. Extra value in Silk MITTS, 25c. HOSIERY. HOSIERY. One lot of Boys’ Military Ribbed HOSE, all 9-in.; Brice was 45c.: price now, 25e, Special bargains tn Ladies” ‘fine Balbriggan and pin- ipe HOSE, at 25e. We have received another lot of the Ladies’ black Derby-ribbed HOSE, 23¢. = MATTINGS. MATTINGS, Balance of stock at prices to close. Now is your time tomeure qreat tangas.” as CARHART & LEIDY. a7 928 7th and 706 K st, Garar Reoveros Sure AT THE FAMOUS REMNANT ROOMS OF LANSBURGH & BRO. Tt has become a usage in_ the general management of senum, but bovine gn thaveoacerh chakctteetts um, vi Jormnous st in Summer Dry Gocds ‘on hand, we: aamute soe thot fis rale will supersede all otheiv in ‘variety’ aud low LIST OF ITEMS ON SALE, 60 pieces of light figured French Satine Remnante, n0Qpisrse ltt tenret Pench, Suing ee eee fronts 20 pieces of fine Lace Buntings in navy blue and all the delicate shades of pst = haces cf Pink, blue and cream at 10c. per benutiral spies, refucea™ tobe, Be Belge Bemnante, 2 cases of 34-inch wide English M in grey, site and brown mixture, wil be sald on to Fer yard, general price Zoce Mactan Tet por yard. S cases of blue (with figures), Percale ca, Tide ore An immense lot of White wach Frenc! Inde Dae SES LANSBURGH & BRO, 420, 424, 424, 426 7th st. di coce, mints a Bh Foes Quatrry Texsis Fisyszxs REDUCED TO 37%¢. ‘As these goods are 27 inches wide and fast colors they make beautiful, serviceable and cheap dresses for seashore and mountain wear. Finest quality SCOTCH GINGHAMS reduced from 3746 to Bde. All-wool FRENCH ALBATROSS, besutiful styles, double width, at 30c., worth 75c. All-wool FRENCH CHALLIS at 40c. INDIA SILK reduced from 81.20 to 75e. New styles in AMERICAN CHALLIS at 180, Extra values in BLACK SURAH SILKS at 75c., $1 and @ All PARASOLS at prime cost. CREAM DRESS GOODS in all the new fabrics at lowest prices. Full stock of HOSIERY and UNDERWEAR at lowest possible prices, Previous to inventory we offer decided bargains, W.M. SHUSTER & SONS, 919 PENNA. AVE Garar Crosixa Ovr Sure CLOTHING FOR MEN AND BOYS, ar OAK HALL, Corner 10th and F, FOR BOYS 4 TO 13. The entire line of Jackets and Pants will be closed out at just one-half of former prices; also odd Knee Pants. FOR BOYS 14 TO 18. Asplendid line of Suite will be closed out at aasc- rifice, v9. FOR MEN. Fancy Flannel Coats and Vests for 81. ‘Seersucker Coats and Vests, 81. ‘Middlesex Flannel Suite at $10. An immense line of Summer Goods, suitable for the hottest weather, at a sacrifice, White and Fancy Vests at 75c. and $1. Serge Suits at 87.50 and upward, Prince Albert Suits from $15 up. Broadcloth Suits at $22.50, worth $40, Clerical Cut Suite at $25, worth 850. All-wool Cheviot Suits at $7.50. G00 Cassimere and Cheviot Suits at lees than cost of ‘manufacture, (Odd Pants from #1 up. Norfolk Jackets very cheap, OAK HALL, COR. TENTH AND F 8T3, Leu GOLD LARGE STOOK. FRANK M. LEWIR, ‘1216 Penn. eve, ‘Bucosssor to Samuel Lewis’ Sona, o™ ABT ROOMS, Doopen alt'summer- "a Pallline of Art Needle: Sisieriale apd Stamping. e15-om my13m Ors 8 A. M. To 6 P. M. | Woonwann & Lornzor ‘(Excepting Saturday, when we have half holiday.) WASHINGTOR, D. 0. WEDNESDAY, JULY 11, 1888. STORE QLOSES AT 1 O'CLOCK ON SATUR- & AA Fe 00. DAYS AND 5 OCLOGK OTHER a RVENINGS. 7 A ‘To-morrow, Thursday, will be the Fourth 8 3 BA Day of our semi-annual Stock-Taking Reduc- i 0 . tion Saleof Surplus Stocks of Seasonsble Goods. = ‘Some reduetions are made every day, and jual- A RR SG TE $5, 8 | cisstovnerswitttnd barsuna abundant. We a EB 200 £4 XN | cailattention to the following extraordinary MO BE CSS ME TONNE] vatue: MADRAS CLOTH REDUCED. EEE cays t ‘To accomplish the disposal of the balance of ae tal t ‘our stock of Imitation Madras Cloth before t stock-taking, we have dropped the price to 8c. Por yard. The quantity ts not very large. (Fourth floor.) WINDOW SHADES. ‘Two extraoriinary reductions have been made to close out these lots previous to stock taking. A saving effected of almost half. The balance of our stock of Ready-made Opaque, Transparent and Holland Window Shades reduced to 50c. each. ‘These shades are 2 yards long and 37 inches wide, mounted on best spring rollers, with our- tain-pull attached, 96 Ready-made Dado Window Shades, 8 fest long, 37 inches wide, three styles and six color- ings, mounted on spring roller, with curtain- pull attached. reduced to U5o. each. FLANNELS REDUCED. We have too many Flannel. Our infallible remedy for reducing wurplus stocks is a lower price—and we have just applied the remedy. Threo lots of Light-weight Scotch Tennis Flannels will be the first togo. These are in tasteful stripes, checks and Pleids, and owing YOR THURSDAY, JULY 12. tronage at time of purchase. Well sax lower prince tian it devavetsreaie Cor. Peni "HE PALAIS ROY \L, naylvania ave. aud 12th st. (Men's bargains below,) Mews Forsismxe Baroams. QUE buser 18 in New York, aud the following have arrived (12:30 o% 700 dozen Washing. Sik Windsors, which we'll sell 5c, or 3 for #1, Seo thom and jude them. ‘We dozen New syle Neur-in-Hands, 360, or 8 for ourin- 5 1, Worch—what ax they wortht 100 dozen Piaue Knot scarta 3 for 25c, Lesa than 9 ts cach. Sounds trashy. They are not. Geutlemen are aware ‘we arc. closing out old ioek at sacrifice, ana ‘we need wot write we would not {have tought new unless we secured phenomenal bat (Glove bargains below. > THE PALATS ROYAL, Cor. Penn. ave.and 12th st. Biack Groves You Wasz. According to ise yur patrons of the Se Back Sa Seey atta, 5c: Extra Heavy blatk Silk'do. 9Sc. Fownes Black silk Gloves. ‘Those who know these gloves: read this adver- in % ‘unshrinkable. tisement with pleasure, Bor’ ps 'T DELAY A to their cotton-wacp are nee CALL—we find these goods very scarce, as you kuow. fast. Tie PALAIS WOVAL, Eight patterns reduced to 250. per yd. ‘Ten patterns reduced to 30c. per 7d, ‘Twenty patterns reduced to 370. per yd. Two lots of Embroidered Flannels have also ‘been reduced. Colors: White, cream, cardinal, navy blue, gray, and light blue, One lot reduced to 750. per yard. One lot reduced to 87. per yard. ‘We havea quantity of Skirt Pattern Lengths of Embroidered Flannels, which we haye re- uced to the uniform low price of @2 per skirt pattern. Thelengths range from 1% to 24 yards, and are shown in white, scariet, gray, and Corner Pet rivania and 12th st, (Shoe bargains below.) es Ye : 84 Haspaave Boors Aspecial sale of 84 Button Boots for Ladies, Six different styles; some reduced in price so as to be soid at $4 apair, No. 1— ‘The “Giove-Atting"—Our popular hand-made walk- ing shoe; common sense toe and heel; the loug vamp assuring comfort; none better for style, comfort or durability. Bye hoes 9. 3— “Tourist”—Dongola top, straight foxing. opera toe with tip, reduced from 8240. © Stylo No ‘ewport"—Curacoa, kid, opera her tipy black diagonal cloth tops, toe. patent- Sipe Row heen! ‘he “Parisian”—Best French kid, opera and a sense. ‘This HAND TUKN button beot can be worn | (Second floor.) "ith comfort ous” eisie, winailer than taual, “Ibe | goseaweng, Breteiget hoot we have: reauced from 5. oe No. 5 The “Fairy.” Hand-rowed. bright Dongola, Patent Lontner Opera Toes, Spauish atch, reduced trot S430. Style No. 6— itor-Skin Oxford Ties, Buff. This, our 1 lot of Ladies’ Fancy Plaid Gossamer Cireu- Jars, fine quality of rubber, and warranted rain- Proof. Reduced to 82.75 each, JERSEYS, 2 lot Ladies’ Fine Imported Black Jerseys, coat back, upright collar, fancy braided vest front, finished with two rowsof buttons, Re- duced to 2.75 each. SHAWLS, 500 Full-sized All-wool Cashmere Shawls, in cream aud cardinal. Reduced to 750. each. WRAPPERS, 1 lot Ladies’ Light Colored Sateen Wrappers, Princess back, full in front, sizes 34 to 42, Re- duced to #4. TUXEDO SUITS. For Ladies, Misses, and Children. (Especially adapted to Tennis, Yachtinx, Boating and Out- ultie All well-known #5 novelty, included in the #4 sal S47 All sizes and all widths in euch of the six styl auoted above. EVERY PAIR WARRANTED. This is written hon- ently, not with wrivgling-out-ofit intent. We wish igr your future patrovave, “Ihe wale of @ @4 pair of Shoes we hope will be but the bexinuing, uot {he be- wining and ending, of your patronage. cate PALAIS novAT. joruer Pa, ave. and 12th st. __(Parasol bargains below.) Pansors Ar Revvcen Prices. All of our stock at reduced prices. Just one of the Jots as an illustration: Lot 3— $2.68 Moire Silk Parasols, for 81.69 each. ‘Sy Plaid “ilk Parasols: for gow cute (G8 Fancy Satin Paraavle, for 81.69 each, 3.08 Mal atin Verna Yor 81 OU cache ome naive novelty Parasol ee ageing oF the expensive novelty Yarasols at loos codE,PALAIS ROYATS, ing wear. Also for seashore and mountain vorner Fs, ave. and 12th st. (Fancy goods below.) zi = dresses, DS (Third floor.) BOYs' WEAR REDUCTIONS. ‘We would like to reduce the stock one-half previous to inventory July 28, and to that end have made the following additional reductions: ‘1 small lot of Boys’ White Duck Pants, slightly soiled. Sizes, 4and 10 years, Reduced to. = ‘Lemall lot cf Boys' White Pique Kilt Suits; one Works For Leiscne Hovrs, act you to our 24. floor, where you ne in Suits, Wraps, Jorseys, Siiawis, Corsets, and Cotton aud Cau? brie Ciderweat. c. Stamped Hem-stitched Doylies for 19¢. Staniped Laundry Days for Soe. amped Newspaper fi h Alls" for 3 : Scarfs, drawn and fringed, for 75e. Lange Spiashers to match for 75e. Germantown Wool 10c.'s bank, piece; very dressy. Size 2 years only. Saxony Woe: 10c. a hi l. Reduced to. hank. I lot of Boys ‘THE PALAIS ROYAL, cheviots, Sizes, 4, 6, 7, and 11 years only. Corner Pennsylvania ave. and 12th st. Reduced to. $2.75, hintaan 1 lot Boys! All-Wool Jersey Sailor Suits, trimmed with white braid, light weight and ex- cellent value, Sizes 5, 7,8 and 9 years. Reduced to. = 83 1 small lot of Boys’ All-Wool Flannel Shirt ‘Wausts, in plain navy-blue, garnet, dark green and olive. Sizes 4, 5,7, 8,9 and 11 years. Reduced to, BUTTONS— Half price for these lote to dispose of them Prior to inventory, ‘360 cards Fancy Dress Buttons, medium size, ‘mostly dark shades, half-batl shape, suitable for sateen and wool dresses. ‘Reduced to. 1.-10e. per card of 2 dozen. 96 cards White Pearl Agate Buttons, bullet- sbape, three sizes, particularly desirable for ‘wash drenses. Reduced to. +++.10¢. per card of 2 dozen, 104 Cards Fancy Metal Dress Buttons, in Sercuz Sure Ar Heavgvanrens, FANS, LEATHER GOoDs, $1.50 JEWELRY, HEADQUARTERS You'll find greater quantities and more varioty than wn ony otter three. stares, come ined 4m this city. Prices, ton incoubarably lower. ‘Tue makers! pront und ours, that's ull. Hoth of Us aro it promptly ao wedonitank erat priceay 1 are special Sale prices arefor Thurmlay, Saturday, July 12,4 audi 5 a 4 ade THE. PALATS ROYAI _ (Fans quoted below.) Pu. ave. aud 12th, 40c. San. Faxs Fon 25c 'sleas than cost price, We'll sell one fan only ‘h customer, #o that the supply will equal the de- t mand. wilty, nog them: they're Jarancee Parchanent Fang | Hub medium and dark colors Is, flowers, and quaint Keometrical dexigns of REDUCED TO 16 CENTS PER CARD OF iver and gold and othed e enti and fg with tuo ground colors. mead contrast. TWO DOZEN. ‘he triple sticks laced at the sides combine strength with beauty. Japanese Fans don't weverally last lou. These are strong, 50c. FEATHER FANS FOR 250. of the Fan; white 180 Cards Fancy Carved Pearl Buttons, dress size, in white and pongee, REDUCED TO 50 CENTS PER CARD OF TWO DOZEN. In conjunction with the mid-summer sale in- aucurated on Monday, these make the best One style has Feathers both side and colors. Another style of Sat with Feather Tips. It's a fact the and are selling elsewhere for #1 cach doubtit. We can't help that, you know. We remind you we'd be fools to deceive you. We'd suffer more than you, OTHER SPECIAL SALE PRICES, A bird nestling ‘ues in Buttons yet offered, and presents an in the plumage of the ‘Ostrich, whi be: feathers form i 2.08 to 88 ufcent | opportunity of which immediate advantage hae Gok aman | should be taken. (First floor; rear.) PURSES. ‘Leather Purses reduced to sell them before stock-taking. These are in various slmpes, lined with kid, and come in black, red, and t special sale prices, at special sale prices, special sale prices. Pecial sale prive PD special suie prices, pectal sale prices, Muri Fansatnpeciat sa pices yellow, Gar" Have you sev our black Fi - Laced sticks, for 10e. eacl? eee 1 lot reduced to. FRE PALAIS. BOxAt. 1 lot reduced to.. (eather Goods below.) °F Te AYE and Ath at, lot reduced to, Fiat 1 lot reduced to,, Oz Learner Goons Deeanruexr. eens qpidzoasterace ao) mata Pucketbooks Buren aad | Lot reduced to., Cards? You've doubtless visited "Chie New York: still we ask, Where so mauy aa here?” at ig pniceioospet kJ ae Jon, is A ad see and be- 1 lot reduced to... cause of #0 suany alin any the folle feduced of Special Sale: Prices. ieineniber, redtice ‘These reduced prices make them exceedingly Nope oreo veda" ‘that, at rewular prices, were bargains, 5 jes attaanabe, = Re: tat and Cai Forked fae eo pti tecaes Seal and Calf Pocketbook fo 60c. Japanese Leather ‘Pocketbooks tor 50c. a a G8c, Men's Kussia Leather Memo. Books for 600, ‘We have reduced the price on every single $i hussis, Jap and Seal Pocketbooxs for s ‘woolen suit for children and misses, in stock, ‘Men's Leather-lined Jap \ allets for 1.26 Jap and Calf Pocketbooks for 81. with a view of closing them out previous to 835 Jap Purve and Porkethock combined for 82, stock-taking the end of this month. Two prices Men's and Ladies’ Ail finished in’ first-class style, We mention this because the prices are so different to | Se marked on them, what they vanssiag What youill expect for KELIABLE GOODS." Low they are, and yor will be agreeably surprised at Gpueaigigmyméautarked ot Youwhen'yoaSuttrae | the diference, We mention this lotas a hint MUST BE, otherwise higher prices, like ‘elsewhere, Children's Wool Fisnnel Suits, Brown with “GLADSTONE” BAGS. They are like “Ouver Twist” always ready for| Wide White Brala Trimming, sizes 6, 10, and pore pale ine Ming Bt) cupty the straps ‘close | 12 rears. Gobelin Blue with Black and White and neat looking. Prices, 2.75 t0,815.50 cack 2M! | — Boutache Braid Trimming, sizes 4, 8, and 12 2.79 for the 14-inch base Grratn leather). 84 for tho 22-t0ch «liven Wed) ‘ $7 for the 22-inch (eather lined). years. Gobelin Blue combined with Garnet, sizes 6 and 12 years. $15.50. for ‘Real Alligator “Gladstone,” and fin n Reduced t0........00000 nen 8 gash wit last you a fetime. Cost at the saddler's, firg ‘Guicida ce casaheeen anime cae “CATFISH” BAGS, cool-weather dresses. Mechristened these Xraveling Bas the “catteb,” | (Third floor.) tee. Convenient for the exp) once premendous | LADIES' HOSIERY REDUCED, acta. wstiy hoki Sollet action To sell them before stock-taking, we offer 80 Foaige wil holga manecustensna set aeeMt 4, | Dozen Ladies’ Panoy Striped Cotton Howe, dot fora week's trip, unless he’sa dude with many aud | ble heel and toe, at the reduced price of 20. “Wo lave s dozen different sinus in these begs; some | PT —— = leather lined. They are of buif grain (First r) jeather, bave lock and key, safety’ fastenings cict UB.cUs FANS sof wonine alligator Mado from # native grass of Central India, and are becoming quite a craze as a wall decore- Sewerry: ms EWELRY!! The “Palais Ivertising ‘ts lke the rae one aaa Sea Suit Sas Seana fe" illustration in each branch of our} — ticuiarly desirable for low shoes, ‘ou must. h focarantod have| "ONLY 180, PEE PAIR, 3 PAIRS FOR 500. a iret or: 1023 F at. entrance.) me a EY he sitentoon of Propeiators of Botets, Bes, tages, Public and Private Institutions, Steam ‘Doata, &e., is called to our tacilities for supply- oe EE aes Cotton end ‘Linen Sheet’ Pillow. Cane, and Bolater-Stips, White and, Bed Quilts and Baring ‘Bpreede, Blankets and Comforts, Down and tion ‘Feather Pillows, Patent Mattress Pads, bo. SELECT Ypow. ‘We are prepared to submit samples and bid on “A outlay never ‘80 mach,” ‘(the largest contract. Meee por a . 3 Comer Px ‘WOODWARD & LOTHROP, ore, att ale Crnhia rake 'ANTED—A PIE BAKER. APPLY AT 1128 st. nw. Weeacetne 15TH ie BLE ‘MAN FOR fe may arrange : = TBS Ome, 10. WAT GOOD OYSTER SHUOKER AT WidDEs Borat. cor. Sian Pens” ve. At ‘ANTED—A TER IM STORE: A180. WO! wot : Inguire MENTZ & COMPANY, i000 Fee Ie ‘ANTED—A WILLING, RELIABLE GIRL TO ‘boarding honse, Address assist in SPRING BANK, va ‘ANTED—A BOY, SEVENTEEN OR EIGHTEEN Years old, to learit baking. Apply at GEO. MO: DER'S, 1426 North Capitol st. 1 WwW ANTED—A FIRST-CLASS SALESMAN: MUST Rave experience in business in this city, with GEO. E. KENNEDY “ JyL1-wtha3t CITORS FOR THE INDUSTRIAL and Loan Awcrastion. Apply to THOS (Secretary, 1206 F st. 0... oF s. Hk Goliestor, 407 4 stuns, balore ® at _3y11-6t STI 5 Witte Rartant for genera husewont pon competent person need apply; two in family. 7th at nw. a WASIED—* GERMAN GIRL FOR ORDINARY jousework. O26 3d st, nw. it JE ea Se rn i ; PRTee ERT epee sick, ae lapeen, Fant ekDay HALDEMAN, 608 F at 1.w. Wise WANTED—AT BURGESS’ AGENCY. 425 10TH stn. Thite woman for linen room; 10 isun- bermaids, 10 scrubs aud di hwashers, all kinds help for city. with references. 6° ANTED—DUNDORE'S EMPLOYM colored, for all kinds cf Gomate labor for bis, (or for Diss trict and states, with reference. 717 Mist. tw. "Jy11-0t° ANTED_A GENTLEMAN TO FULL PO SITION Of assistant “must come highly rec ded, Mreekiy $14 for, beginning. ap Ftd! fader eens WANIED-A YOUNG SETTLED Witt Call oF address 2600 T st... Fe Ww ‘wants the care of a child and imnake herself ANTED — A WHITE four; housework; fainil 1115 Massachusetts a = V ‘ANTED — LADY AGENTS FOR LADIES" AN al 's wear. Valuable samples free condition- Write Mra F.C. FARRINGTON, Box 660, 4y10-7t&aul-7¢ WANTED FOR Brookiyn, New Ghamberssida Wwe. Tule Waiters, 500 Cooks, dc. st. nw. ay’ WEA NTEDIAT DICKS AGENCY, WOMEN COOKS, 10 to $40; chamnt Waitremes, uuree Inundress, men cooks, waiters. butlers.coachinen.dairy men, and hotel help for resorts. 613 7th st.u.w. jy10- WASTED_ WOMEN CooKs. #10 To #40. Vernaids, Nurses and Laundrosses : Waiters: Drivers.or Farm Hands: © M SAM'L A. COOMBS, 926 Fat.n.w. Jy10-5t" | WAXTEDIMAN AND WIFE FOK THE coUS: Uy; must be a good buttermaker aul unders:and her busingss; white preferred. Call, for treo day's, DUNDORE'S Employment Bureau, 717 M st. aw. K, SINGLE, FAMILIAR WITH where WASTrD—crem smelt icles coneh Sne am reek: ata Perience; salary moderate. Address LAW Office. Wt WHITE GIRL FOR GENERAL housework must ba: v9 night. Apply to 4100 16th st. y10-3te ANTED—BOY 16 OR 17 YEARS OLD TO AT- Wired sot fountain Qa leary dre bos with ‘so ence preferred Ay BURG & ELLIOTT’s, 1604 14th st. bow. ANTED — A WHITE GIRL, FOR WASHIN Srouiug and cooking at 1908 Pa ave. v.w. Jy A\, ANTED —A YOUNG LADY TO ASSIST IN store, Apply with references at 430 )0th st. : War __ a8 THE DRUG BUSI- ‘a resident of northeast preferred. Address, Star office jy 9-3t* ¥ TOL ness stating ace and experience, DRUG W4NTEDFIFTEEN EXPEWIENCED aGENTs for uJustria inaurange, “APY at nce BQUIT ABLE ENDOWMENT ASSOCIATION, O03 Fe Call at $12 10th st. 39. W3ASTD-FIFTY TAMMERWEN FOR H, Inining im Washington Ayueduct Tu at office of BECKWITH & QUACKE: Bridge «t., Georzetown, WASTEDILOCAL. OR TRAVELING AGENTS for a new specialty fire-provf yates: . ¥- aaent ordered a car-load first week, a N. J, load, a Mich. canvasser cleared #400 month, 3 Buffalo dealer with his other business ia clearin, Ber month on our specialty SAFE CO., Cincinuati, Ohio. WASTED — 4, PUSHING BUSIN living outside of Washington to represent a re- sponsible N.Y. House; liberal salary. References x- ¢ . J.B. REYCRAFT, Supt., 34° K Windy _ WANTED--SITUATIONS._ as Chamberinaid or Seamstress Chambermaid; good references. Address L. F-. Star office. aylze WASTED. SITUATION AS FIRST-CLAGS GUOK by acolored woman. Address or call “1705 Ver- nas Semeeeieemlinises WASTED BY A YOUNG COLORED WOMAN & place to do plain cookiug for a small family: no, washing or ironing. Call or address 810 10th «t. n.w.* ANTED—BY A YOUNG COLORED WOMAN, A Situation ag a nurse oF lad; fer going out of town. Best city references. C BOWEstret nw. SMO! WANTED_A SITUATION BY XK HOUSE aNd sien painter and owe coach painter, “Apply at 4 Tthetes.e. alter Spans APG Wantep ss POSITION AS COMPANION child nurse, by a youns girl. 8.w., best reference given Pe WASTED-SITUATIONS FOR CHAMBERMA?D5 hurses, cooks, kitchen hands, men cooks, baker and confectioner's axsistant, cashiers, &e.. cities, try and resorts, FM. BUKNHAM, 630-632 F Lis oe ee WANTED = DICKS AGENCY FOR cooxs, maids, waitress, lsundress, scamstress, uurses, yalets for traveling ; waiters, couchmen. abd hostlers for family and resorts. “Allelty refereness, 613 sth stn. ®, 1y 10-5 WEANTED_AT, HEADQUARTERS — Positions for Cooks, Chambermaids, Waitress, Laundress yd Nurser. Seamstress, Men Walters, Qooks Coachmen, tiers. SAM'L A. COOMBS, 926 Fat. nw. Jy10-3t* WANTED-BY A COLORED MAN A FLACE AS Waiter or coachman references, Address or call, "JAMES REDD, 10) cx ‘yo. ANTE! ‘il casi: qive exact. location aud reat rain, "Adatees Box 65, Star othe, V south of P worth 86,000 ur 8,000: als ce for nat $2,500, 1 woort nelghborlios lo‘ot. SWORMSTEDT & BRADLI ;ANTED—COOL SUITES OF KOOMS, WITH bath and without board, by two geutiomen, i large airy house on Georvetown hillside or Capitol Hill, or a second floor in houses near together. Ad- cress Box 12, Star office, stating terms. jy l0-; WASTED NS. SMALL FURNISHE keeping. by eee for light hous keeping, by man and wife: ho chil~ aren ter ris must be moderate. Address J. S. Star onice, WANTED-MISCELLA NEOUS ANTED—DRUG STORE WITH A BUSINESS Watittur e200 day, tor cank. Address box Star offic ayLl-zee WWANTED—HORSES To PasTUR ENTY. W'ive scres of eplendia grace, ‘well watered and fenced: near city; horses called for aud returned: #3 per mouth. Washinton references. Addras J. STEREDITis, Btar otfice. a WW ANTED—ALL WHO VALUE THEIR EY! Wittudeonalt "ae. Hee naciany And MAKE NO MISTAKE in the place. “y11- ut W >iii pound: don't get stroue or rancid: Keeps bo. wand. oF rane 4 ter lan ties“ aatiafsedon strc alt the” year wund) ‘or money refunded, new. open Saye ttetephoue, O42. “Wat G SckIWAEIC my3-070 ANTED—PERSONS WHO HAVE LEFT CLOTH- “Wiki st imy pince to be dyed or clonued ‘must sail for it at once, store having been leased. WM. PRINCE, 2011 Fat. ‘tyl0-e° WANTED, BY A CAPABLE COLORED WOMAN, barber-shop towels to wash: also, to clean and for an office. Address 8. C., 17:36 WANTED — PARLOR FUENITURE UPHOL- Wottred Statremea made over felts sy furnished a8 to workmanship.” Work done Mtenidouces. "Address C: NELSON, S14 10th st aw. ‘WASHINGTON OPTICAL CO., J. H. Wi ernie hE Maes access 1GHT MPLER. Optician, 4533 Pa, av ALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA, | A FIRST-CLASS WHITE DARBEI; | ANTED_A HOUSE WrST OF 12TH ST. AND | FOR RENT—ROOMS. ing-room, Kitchen on first flo three covten ting Hoots ot eecund Aon Yard and celia ‘improvements, wear care. references _ 307 M a rv OR RENT—1315 MASS. AVE N.W.. FURNISHED Rooms, eb suite of single, for sumer or perma ently. z e __ay Le RK RENT—TAREE UNFURNISHED ROOMS, Sew house. all-madern improvetmente, -Aypiy at Tds Sth st nw. Celt trom tO BO nan. aL oer Alay two OF oor. Oot JOR RENT—WHOLE OR PART OF SROOND Floor. two car lines pase the corner, all racdern tin Provemenite, call alter Dp. us BIS Ost hw, corner ‘Oth ot. w JOK RENT—2 ON J UNFURNISHED ROOMS ON second Sour. 31H, Lihat nw ear smatinoning atitucii, Agricultural Dept and Pugravin fing Bureau: water and wes. no children. yi Fe RENT—NICEL) RNISHED BOOMS, FX. celleut table board, reasouabie terme: 10 t. Just orth of Franklin Park ; location apd house fur ummer unsurpassed. LIVINGSTON TERKACE 11-0" 1K KENT—ENGLISH BRICK BASEMENT AND feet door, new house, auitabiy furniebed for bouse- | Keepitig. bath om second ‘flow. tecond Boor wccupred ELEGD swpet ‘nochildren, uoith aud south expowtre: roma two lines of ‘strwet care Imguire. site. 03 JOR KENT—THEEE PLEASANT COMMUNICAT- ing, Unfurnished roots suitable for housekeeping, fas, water, bath ete, uewly papered sud. Baitited, owner livitig in house’. 30h¢ scene. syl0-2 Fgh SENT VERY DELIGHTFUL ROOMS, NEW. Jy furnished; near Dupout Circle, with board. terms Nag, JW for the summer. Address Box’ 10, Star | Pee RESTSULY 15 —TaRoe ¥, furmialied Parlor and Bodroou. firet fe suit; tay window, wood location, refeien qhanwed price for two'617 per month. 298-00" JOR RENT—BEAUTIFUL COOL SUMMER ROOMS iu private fatally: lane double commer house south, ay eee Tefereuces required. 1101 K st. m NT—LARGE HOOM, SECOND FLOOR 055 Peunsylvaniaave. lugiire W. 8. TELL. “iyd-Ot O8 RENREVERAL FRONT ROOMS, SEVERAI % with or without board. Mjels Im _1017 14th st, mow., moar R JOR RENT—NICELY-FUR OOMMUNI- cating room, with Sirst-c ; low prices uring simmer months. 1416 N st-mew. Jo30-Lm™ JOR KENT—FUKNISHED AND UNFU | Ai Booms ‘ret-ciass condition, Apply | FPOR_RENT-SECOND FLOOR, CONSISTING OF | Sifour rooms and bath: completely furnished for ht housekeepiug, Will reut for leas duciug sau im to respousible parties. Apply at 1414 Colum: reet LW. de16-1m FOR RENT_STORES. JOR KENT—STORE (AND DWELLING IF PD with dwelling, 640. c.48. pie OO OG hea. JOR Ri BRICK STORE AND 5-ROOM DWEL- ling ; wood location for any busi- Fent rea! B per rnonthne APH to | yao GAMAN, OLF fst. nw, | EW STORE AND DWELLING, od, Tepting st bow. Haudsome plate-sciaes windows wemeute abd excellent location for __ye22-Bm NG NO. 1804 Fog REST STORE AND Dw 24th st. aw. new and suitaule Apply tod. W. PO 4e16-1m __ FOR RENT—OFFICES. RENT — ATTRACTIVE rooms, single oF en suite, newly punted; bullaing remodeled,” b34 Fw WOKMSTEDT & BRADLEY, 927 F at. _ FOR SALE—LOTS, __ OR SALE-CHEAP LOT ON K ST. SE. BET. 3d aud 4th ete. 30c. per sq. foot. MoLACHLEN & BATCHELDER, 1215 F st. dylL-ae SALE—A between N LIBERAL TERMS, TWO near 16th. Choicest locality on u Mill; rapidly umproving ip value x uent do cl ALY. JOR SALE—A FEW CHOICE LoTS IN it to desirable parties at 216 in small m: HERNDON & HEE JOR SALE_TWENTY.-SEVEN tain and Ontario avenues, near peculation: on easy werunn. the next two or three years ‘ot frout each to a ood alley. Prices #8: cording to locatiun. Apply to bu. W. | 19th and Hi ste, OR SAL’ —CHOICE SMALL iN ant, only $500 aud @6U0’ exch: su invents received. 3k HER jeld-Im* 14 Fok Sate, BEAUTIFUL BUILDING Lor, ie rit st. nw., between K and L. 22 tect iront. wt low ta. if takels Low.ou Very easy terms. BEALL, BiOWN 1521 F st 3. FOR SALE — MISCELLANEOUS JOR SALE—CHEAP—A SECOND-HAND JU: Seat Carr age, in good condition, Gan by. seen at 902 D lla OR Sal | B’venticmans | reat sacrifice from ori | The handsome bay horee Years old, 15% hands high; sound and perfvct; has all saddle fast traveler, and safe for # lady to driv | brown coach horse | No.3 ts the children’s pet. pony "DD | mixtts pertectly broken for « harness for him; all to match. of an elevant The stock consists of | bumy, end Ee eusiee fine Hand-inade harness, Diankets, Tubes, & be wold separate, aud any one in can secure good bargains, us ow | of them at once, aud any Offer in reason will be euter- ‘For inspection and all information apply at OWNER’S STABLE, 29 17th st. now, ay1-3te Back of Corcoran Art Gallery. JOR SALE— TWO LOW PRICE BUSINESS | I* horses: also two heavy work horses, price #0 to | $100; to be seen at 1208 Est. ne. Diese QOK SALE—54-INCH STAR BICYCLE, NICKLE bearings: i good condition; price #40. Call at All will of such articles or desires to dispowe LzFet.nw Melia i SALE-CHEAP—A VERY LIGHT 4-SEATED | P surrey: ‘aise, wet of Site Harnons, ail i iratclane | onder. Apply at Mt Vernon Stables, 12th st aud Nn. we i JOR SALE— UPRIGHT PIA’ Keading make; very ttle used. ata sacrifice, per. | tect titie, and manutactuser’s guarantee. 1004 7th st uw 10-3 lok SALE—A Pall DRIVING HOKSES, Black anid bap, as wher has Ro Use for then. 4 | Sinwsact Ft aud 16th 3p 10-68 T, COMPRISING AVE JOR SALE—A LADY'S TURNY ‘fine bay horme, canopy te vin aud harness | Apply at DOWNEY'S Stables, 1620 L st nw. Jy10-3t | JQOK SALE-HAVING SIX Mou) HOKSES THAN | Fh AS2 ite for Iwill sail sta taresine four mae | able for heavy and two tor light dri DOWNEY'S | Stables, 1020 bet.uw. _3y10-Bt JOK SALE — FINE GRAY HORSE FIVE YEARS id; sound snd wall workin auy place. “Apply 510 Tith'st nw. a vest JOR SALE—JUST ARRIVED, them soiue ne drait aud drivers: also, nue saddier anda few suw-priced horses, SCHLEGEL 8 QUIGLEN, Fear of USSD st, ua. “ay 7 OK SALE—GREATEST BARGAINS EVER SOLD. Oe tive nears new. Square Fiano, curved leew Fob aud full toue, tor only #140 casi. or #100 at €10 per month. Uue hearly uew Square Grand Piauo, Petutiful tone, for ouly g1U0 cask, or $175, 810 per luouth, One macuaficent Square Grand Piso for ouly $200 cash, or 8220, $10 per mouth. Albsplclogant couditow aud fully Warranted, Can be secu at Tiiz PIANO EXCHANGE WAREROOMS, 35 See a 7 JOR SALE-YOUNG PARROTS AND MALE MOC! 5 ebeap, me SCHMID'S BIRD STORE, ap183m* 317 De. HORSES, AMONG: BAT thew OK SALE-ONE SECONDHAND UPuGHT, #15. Sue Siemway “Square. €250° ga atu roots and sce other {500 copace Bud 10e. m tailed. WOKCH & O0., eNtay 11-6” . E AND HARNESS, ger Village cari. wagon: it ‘uso, ‘haruess, Jap-robes. Wi GEYER 408 Pa CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, ROAD srouny on ‘bang, payment or cast; eyeing hep. on 3 gat youn COCK S205" M ste’ Woot Wadhihe- tor & eld. tu Fe SALE—HORSE, CARRIAGE AN oY ve LW JOR SALE-LADIES YOU CAN PURCHASE A FoRest —UNFURNISHED—DOUBLE PARLOR, | * | otpeotion te :) Monee Raat COUNTRY_BOARD. shiny fawn ‘pede; boating Gress Ko. i wt = OUN oARD AT OREEN vib w" ON errense 1a" hua oad 10 mtn | ules from station. P miles from vhor. 3 trate ard. milk, puter, Be. A renton, Va, wequer White sul Pare veld a0. Mr M OND BILL, LOUDOUN cocNry, teal toone party #0, cr 40 Two Torets in civane: | Sums pine. tye livery stables. evening papers roeirad > y #10, cr datiy from Washi ¢ TH09 Get nw. Site | CURR and Mave DESEE CHAMBLIN, pro: Y ACANT ROOMS AT Fain Yiew; BiGe Loc. Pleasant rome, shogw:t water, mils, Pratt, amd ioe Sity references” Terme modrfate. ‘or particulars: Teeny, Var = NOMPURET, Peston P.O, Lontons county, Va, i" SUMMER DOAND AT “OAK GROVE” 4 MU from station , airy room, lovely shade, good table, excoliont water. beautiful view of Blue Bi ey to Mrs ELLEN LICKEY, Kound Hil, Va jy 10-00 FEW BOARDERS CAN BE ACCOMMODATED ak for the summer: suturtan residence, bigh airy oom lange pasa, ground aal home count set, For further particulars address Hox i bux, Pa 0 GOOD “TARE atom, addieen, for partic AURPIC Manense Ya ot PSyoihe PLEASANT, off at Woodbriare W. Terms moucrate, Mike J} ye TRY BOARD AT MT PLEASANT. 3 MULES Blue Kidwe Mountain, 4 inl Bouma 100 yards frou the poet often | irons APL HUMPHAES. Yaaro SUMMEU BOARDERS TAKEN AT PRiLOMONT §S Loudoun County, va the mat leveled hd healthtul sections of Virginia avtndaiee of shade. Fe a eae tessa pevtiony oma TAvesSi ie amet —> — = Ty Bowes RS WANTED AT MT er, is nutles from Washingt piper month seu ie "For 0 per month. plenty fru, nie Por | particulary inguite of Dr. iZ01 Pa ave. jae aye | Goer COUNTRY BOARD, PLENTY OF SHADE, Seen aneny Se ats tid Hite, ho children Ad rene NRG main. Das OVER, LOUDOUN COUNTY, VASWANTED, A Dron Boarders at 8 shosant toca WANE tome comforts can be Let at yet at station free of harps P: T ¥ Holts Institute, Sire 1c A McCOMMICR. 3y5-bw 5 FPEKS FIKST-CLASS BOAKD Siareeroome fru ery mula i eran he Ter per week. Trains turk daily. Neterenees etchaeren Addrom SPUING BANK, Alckandrin, Vee ue pepee SS7VRE OAKS,” WEST END OF ROCKVILLE, B. | oeTTana Soh he “aerrpunina wie oe ee etighttylly coct and hndy tae tr» tow eu ‘on ‘tea! walk from station” Kefereuce roquid’ tate | moderate, Mrs, CORYELL dy3- Lu FIG SERS,COONTRY BOARD, FINE sang nuk and fruit, seven nuiies from Silver prime children, Terms amoderate. Address WCETT, Colesville, Montgomery Oo. Mae Mine 3 Ex Fey, poanbens ac eoln, Loudoun honlthe ty. Va. MMODATED AT 1 ty, Va rooms, aliade, per Wook Ad: padi Jee Lot cation, tual, | Terme, | | ‘al | tae MAGOLE RESSER Lincolat RST. CLASS ACCOMMODATIONS Por gre munaget for a few persone at tie Brovkw OMe. ‘ibrauch Bk. sia a tm | 4 DENGHTFCL HOME IN THE MoUNTAING | uation with children, ante Foote, wn ap 0. aprinar water hh-une ‘aud table cowpiete for Sire Fk: McCAKTS, Monroe Grove Farm, tear Abtite, Loudoun Gouuty, Va” 5 Gane SXCELLENT GOOD ROOMS, FINE EiSssitene uty of le, hear moun- iain, river, raliroad Mok, @7t #10. perm. TUKEE, Prop, Strasburg, rer s Ferry), W.M. CLARK, Koop Tryst. € MONEY TO LOAN, PO LOAN ON KEAL ESTATE SECURITY 6 dela . PHATE & SONS, | _ava-70 : ‘Sun Nuriding, (32s, 10 DOAN AT FIVE PER CRN oN AR MM proved real eatate security. Large auanies Pe atTH CONSTANTLY ON HAND ON AP: arity. 90,000 at suur Lemus Coluubia Mewite MM Parken ma 41s Fat, i CENT, $7,000 AND Hyer cout. $10,000 st B suit BLOWN & CO, 1321 F st mw. ‘TMENT SALE AST. x BONDS, ES PAYABLE QUARTERLY, SUBS 100 TO 81,000. UM CHARGED, 2 WAGUAMAN, U7 ON REAL PsTATR, r Ges}]__THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, $100,000 Boas Pe sae 41.00 | iret mortgage Loud at pr abd ae | terest.” Leitphoue 75u. @ fi. WHITE & Oo, yo 402 N. Cbarion st. Kaitimore, ONEY To LoaN SUMS FROM €500 UP- ward, at the lowest rates of Interest ail couuuer Se oi svsrved tel tats hn Say | eo. ihe |_s16 Commer Lou MORES 20 eas Ih eum Wy eult, atlowent Estate security. d | nes Mo#* 20 wos on approvedreal ONEY To Loa) Al Lowes ON REAL ON REAL ESTATE at Low eat Rates, WASIES “DANENTIOWER, ap24 Successor to DANENHOW EL & SON, 1115 Pet, | MONEY 20 LOAN ON KEAL ESTATE OR PERG. Clans securiGen, at lowent Fates uf Autores, NO Geluy where the security is good. mabe 0. GREEN, 303 thet nm BUSINESS CHANCES. aurmp-eaee0 on pier ieoaneaen ATE per cut. farm of 100 actos worth 6,000, 17 jee north of Washingtou, no commission. Address 00D INVESTMENT, Star office. wise WASDD FROM | £5,000 TO $10,000, FOR Which real estate security will be given anda Lonus of like amount out of the investment. Address OPPORTUNITY, Star office. teil ae 'D HAVING PERMA- | FAMILY LEAVING crry ver month would well nent boarders paying $125 | cheap furniture and good will of house. Kxcellemt | chance for sivall family, a» thin isa private hous aud rent i@ reasonable, Alddress GUUb CHANCE, Star oltice. * ay 10-3 PE a MM payments and ir family free frou epeu Better Chi ore ‘taticue requiring payn alter dy colapany tlerw an any homes, nvestinent or bumness purpcses, costing little, rent. Moruraures now upon myany aid made Hed Security Lite sneyivania. x infurmation, appy SMITH & SIBBALD, G20 F at. w. BALTIMORE | MANUFACTUR Al ie nt LOST AND FOUND. OST—ON SUNDAY, STM INSTANT, A SMALL Biack and Jai Dog: answers to uae Of Jim. 1 eral reward, 269th st me. te OST—NEAR CORNEK OF 18TH AND H_ STS BW. on Saturday, 7th inst, « female Collie Puppy Diack, with white Ureast aud ta feet. Please return. to 2026 Tet. nw. aud receive reward. ay 1d-sit* JPOUND_WHITE SEVTER DOG, YELLOW sruTs, Pisted collar Grover (uct Uwe ean tune en expenses.” APY ROMERT CAVES NAG. ‘cae Wil. MIDLLETUN, "Wood tr, Stables, Mat. bet. 16th aud 17th sta. ie O8T—ON 6 8T., BET. CAPITOL AND 18T ATS. breast pin made from a quart.r of @ dollat, X. Keturn same to 703 N- Cav ay 10-30" JOUND—ONE STKAY COW, DARK RED. OWNER ‘come forward and prove property, pay charves, kc. JAS. THOMPSON, 1913 1st ne aye UND—SATURDAY. JULY 7 ascat ‘OF MONEY, Owner can lave aati by cost of advertising. “OMCAR LUCKEIT, Koos 32 seo eas sean SRA OST—ON SATURDAY, JULY 7, AN ACOOUNT ‘book aud huckster Lcenee. will oe mite rewarded by returuing saume to COLLINS, {othr ‘tne quld watch by jointug the Home Watch Club at Was: Bt SEW ANI = | tae venta of $1 Uper week 4 I Re ey ng Pt he beds, ke. ; also, Old books, brass | L.w,, Baltimore otfice 110 N. lsoward st. J. H. FLANA- Sid'Coppers Addrew Box 10, btar 6 dy9-ame | GAN, Manager my 22am NTED—WELLS DUG, BORED AND DRIVEN; Ai hinds well e in Pumps made to work eaay. and ‘stock fur: Sished. Terme moderate. WM. H. MOFFAT. 325 Sch stene, 3y6-Lm* ANT! iG EXCHANGE, 201 4% sT_ Wes: ices paid and ‘Bend gentlemen's» cast ‘Giothing: oatal oF jORSES TO PASTURE AT GENL. Ww? ‘stock farm, 83.50 per mo. wis wae aos ees vical ona wien Jel 5 J. 5 AT. ae . Ww. Wi oven, or entire Housebskn ie ers H. BAUM, 219 7th ot aw. aeEB iG Row. SALE WE KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND ew Horses. LEADINOWAM © 'COn 15557 ist. uw, sp16-m VOR Cy GAS ENGINE RE- ee of ‘time, i of fuel. ‘Send for circular Shed price lst: bBALLAUE, Awe tut Tote ulate Lats. Ea _ SUBURBAN PROPERTY. Fs SALE—LOTS AND ACKE VILLA SITES at Ls siacest fT Cre Le eee 1 Fst. PERSONAL ‘thy \uress Mre. und attrac. DON, Star office. jyll-4t* MVIL-SERVICE MINAT ESTIONS Page 2 Treen _jy11-1m* Southwest cor. had Kete nw. 8100 GRE, BE, PAD, 20 ANYONE SoU per mouth. w Box 00, Star ollce 390." We W. McELFRESH, AUTHOR ‘BOOK AND STATIONERY wu, or Bnet aon out ‘price per 2921-3 416 7th strest 2