Evening Star Newspaper, June 29, 1894, Page 5

It Is Perfectly True ‘That there are wonderful values to be Rad nowadays im shoes. And true still that ft requires more than ordinary care to know which is the REAL and whieh the FICTITIOUS value. That Shoes of Known Value bave a large hold on the people is more and more clearly seen by the return to us of customers who have tried the um trie@ sort of shoes and by the unusually large number of new how many shoes Can Be Sold Profitably At Smalier Profits Than Unknown Shoes Must Pro- duce. One thing we cannot do under these small profits is to let remnants or sur- plus, sizes accumulate. and Saturday we reduce these items to seo them sold quickly. It's a but will pay you to read. Ladies’ Oxfords. 4 small let of various kinds, colors and shapes. About 40 pairs. §5, §4 and $3 grades. Now $1.50. Ladies’ $3 White Duck Ties, mostly Barrow widths. Now $1.85. Ladies’ $8 Kid, Suede and Busset O» fords, odd sizes. Now $1.85. Ladies’ $2 Kid and Russet Ties, me @tum, narrow and razor toes, nearly all Now $2.25. Ladies’ $2.50 Button Boots, patent leather tip and heel. Light summer thoes. Nearly all sires. Now $2.25. Children’s Kid and Russet, button and lace. Sizes 8 to 12. $2.75 Quality Now $1.85. $2.25 Quality Now $1.35. Boys’ Fine Calf Botton. splendid outing shoes. 2.50 SORT. SIZES 11 AND 11% si.. $2.50 SORT. SIZES 12 TO 2, $2.10. # SORT. SIZES 2% TO 5%, $2.60, “BURT'S” Shoe Store, i211 F St. N. W. Best Butter Doosn't mean highest priced butter now. We're - IN CREAMERY BUTTER, put up in 5-LB. 5-pound jars, for $1.10. JARS —- You probably know from expert- FOR — ence that for purity, freshness and $1.10. deliciousness the ELGIN CREAMERY excels. TFA full line of fresh Groceries at prices that'll save you 25 to 80 cents on every dollar. N.T.Redman, 950 La. Ave. First-class Groceries. Wholesale and Retail. Je20 Our New Address Is 606 11th St. And cur new store is to be known as the outlet for the best GLOVE values obtainable in town. We've started letting you know our aims already by the splendid offers we've been making you. A great proof of the reliability of our gloves is the fact that we try them on at our own risk and guaran- tee every pair. HIBBERT’S Glove Emporium, Opposite Woodward & Lothrop’s, 606 1th St. Branch, 07 F St. Rm ee ne ae aA AR Am aeae. iH Our specialty this week. b {Hair iS) r q = Switches, 2.50.2 r, in any shade ex- in exceptional offer- > . best quality, $2.50 to | wt teheed ased the size of our P . but maintain the r, "720 ‘7th St. : > , b You Must Wear something WHY NOT A PAIR OF RUSSET SHOES? They sre inexpensive pow at our prices, vis: $1.19 for Ladies™ Oxfords. $1.39 for Ladies’ $2.50 Oxtords. $1.49 for Ladies’ $2.00 Oxfords. $ISS for Ladies’ $2.00 Binch: $1.95 for B © Blucher Shoes. Men's $5.00 Blucher Shoes. nM) Low Kangaroo Shoes. The above are all fair leather goods, but we've the Biaek Oxforts and shoes equally low priced. The Warren Shoe House, 1M FQ ISFST. AL @ yd YU wi Way | a Wolly WOODWARD --. LOTHROP, 10TH, 11TH AND F 818. N.W. —_—— ie In Men’s Store Tomorrow, 4 SPECIAL PURCHASE OF 50 DOZEN SUMMER-WEIGHT BALBRIGGAN SHIRTS AND DRAWERS, EXCELLENT QUALITY AND WELL MADE. 35c. Each. 3 Garments for $1.00. Another Special Purchase OF BLACK LISLE THREAD HALF HOSE, A MANUFACTURER'S REMAINING STOCK. agc. the Pair—the Usual 4oc. Grade. Glen's Store.......02.0. et floor... +eeee0l00T F st.) —o— Tomorrow—In [iillinery Department, All of Our Trimmed Hats Marked $3.50 and Worth $5.00 to $7.50 Reduced to $2.75 Each. 4 SPECIAL LOT OF FLOWERS . Reduced From 25, 50 and 75¢. to 15c. Each; 2 for asc. A LOT OF FINE FRENCH FLOWERS Reduced From 75c., $1.00, $1.25 and $1.50 to 25c. Each. QMillinery Department... +24 apex.) A Wonderfully Successful June Sale of Muslin Underwear WILL TERMINATE TOMORROW WITH THE FOLLOWING SPECIAL OFFER. WE WILL PLACE ON CENTER TABLES All odd pieces of Women’s and Children’s Underwear and Children's Long and Short Dresses that remain of that Manufacturer’s Sample Stock at the One Price, 50c. the Garment. Worth 75¢., 89c., 95¢., $1.00 and $1.25. ‘There are Gowns, Skirts, Chemises, Drawers, Corset Covers and Children’s Long and Short Dresses of fine cambrics and musiins, with trimmings of dainty embroideries and ribbons. To- gether with the “sample garments we will include every odd plece from the regular stock. Some are a little soiled or crushed from handling, but all are perfect, and the price represents the Dest values we've ever had the pleasure of offering. While there ate but one or two garments of @ kind or size, all sizes are represented, and there 1s a choice, of course. (Center tabdles......ceeeeeee 2d MOOT. cence eeeeecceesers RE Re Tomorrow—i104 Cases Blue-and- White and Gray Enameled Steel Wares At About One-Half the Usual Prices. BOUGHT AT THE AUCTION SALE HELD IN NEW YORK JUNE 19 BY NATHAN S. KAPLAN & ©O., AUCTIONEERS, 365 BROADWAY, BY ORDER OF THE HABERMAN MFG. CO. OF BERLIN VILLAGE, LI. We were the only Washington house represented and our purchase was 104 cases of the best shapes in Saucepans, Tea Kettles, Preserving Kettles, Coffee Pots, Cups, Pudding Pans, &c. ‘The goods are the same that we have been carrying in our regular stock, which are the best of the kkind made. Tbe housekeeping public, proprietors of hotels, boarding houses, cafes, restaurants, dining rooms and pubife and private institutions will be interested in this male, because it means the lowest prices ever quoted for same quality Enaweled Steel Wares—it means a saving of a balf ou the regular prices. ‘The following is but a partial list, but enough to show the price trend: AT 5c. each—Three cases Blue and White Enamel-) AT 35c. each—Four cases Gray Enameled Steel ———ed Steel Soap Dishes. Regular price, 10c. |———Lipped Preserving Kettles, S-quart size. ———Regular price, 30c. AT 88e. each—Four cases Gray Enameled Steel Lipped Preserving Kettles, 6-quart sixe. ———-Regular price, 60c. AT 45c. each—Three cases Gray Evameled Steel Lipped Preserving Kettles, S-quart size. ———Regular price, Tc. AT 30¢, each—Five cases Gray Enameled Steel Flaring-cdge Preserving Kettles. Regular ——price, 6c. seeseeeess]Oth st. building.) AT 6c. each—Two cases Gray Enameled Steel Seamless Cups, pint size. Regular pri-e, 2c. AT 12c. each—Five cases Gray Enameled Steel ———MIlk Pans. Regular price, 25e. AT 18c. each—Three cases Gray Enameled Steel ———Milk Pas, S-quart size. Regular price, —— 88. AT 29¢. each—Two cases Blue and White Enameled ——Steel_ Dresden Saucepans, 1%-quart size. ———Regular price, 45. AT 16. each—One case Gray Enameled Steel Pud- ———ling Pans. Regular price, 80c. AT @0c. each—-Four cases Blue and White Enamel- ———ed Steel Tea Kettles, 4-quart size, flat ——bottom. Regular price, $1.00. AT 15c. each—Five cases Gray Enameled Steel Lipped Saucepans, 1%-quart size. Regular ——— price, 28¢. th floor. AT 45c. each—Three cases Blue and White Enam- ———tled Stee! Lipped Coffee Pots, 8-quart size. Regular price, Tc. +-11th st. building.) Girls’ Seasonable Clothing, Light-Weight Wool Dresses and Jackets, Dresses, Blouses and Guimpes, Priced Unusually Low. Navy Blue and Cardinal Serge Dresses, stylishly made, trimmed with silk or braid. Sizes 4 to 12. $2.95 Fancy Mixed Novelty Cloth Reefers, large sailor collar and cuffs, or ruffle cape and full sleeves. Sizes 4 to 12 years. Each + $3.00 Light-weight Jackets, of navy blue and tan covert cloth, double-breasted, made in styles for misses. Sizes 12 to 18 years. Each..§5 and $7.50 Ba floor... Wash Percale and Gingham Dresses, full wide skirt, ‘waist trimmed with fine Hamburg. Sizes 4 to 12. Each . 50 cuffs, trimmed with deep rues. Each......75c. Guimpes of fine Persian lawn, mainsook snd mull, a half-dozen or more styles, all prettily trimmed with Swiss embroidery. Sizes 4 to 12. 1.88 11th st. building.) The Boys’ Washable Galatea Suits Sold by us are exclusive novelties. Of course we haven't the line we had at the begiuning of the season, but there's plenty of room for choice still. White ad colors. We warrant the laundering qualities of the colored ones. $2.00, $2.50, $3.00, $3.50, $4.00 and $4.50 Each. Other Summer Things for Boys. All-wool Cheviot Suits, weight. rs -$2.00 very light Cotton Bathing Suits. Bach. Usually $3.75. Each All-wool $5.90 ‘wool Blue Serge Suits, very light weight. Usually $5.00. Each $8.75 | Blue Serge Pants. Pair... Straw Sailor Hats, blue, brown and red mix-} Brown Linen Pants. Pair tures. Were 2¥c. each. Now. ......ssesceeeee 15¢. Swimming Trunks. Pair... Corduroy Pants, best quality. Pair. a Galatea Pants. Pair. Cheviot and Percale Blouses. Sizes 4 to 14. ‘Wool Cheviot Pants. Bach... en SOc. and T5c.|/ Reefers, best quality. ac! White Duck Yacht Caps. Ea 50c.| Percale and Outing Waist: White Duck Hats, rolling brim. 50e. “Mother's Friend’’ Waists, percale. White Duck Eton Caps, 8-inch visor. Each. .50c. Galatea Collars. Exch. 50c., T5e. and $1.00 White Duck Tam O’Shanters, two washable tops.| Blue Cloth Yacht Caps. Bach..50c., 76c. and $1 Each ‘7Se.| Blue Cloth Tam O’Shanters. Ea.50c., 7c. and §1 The “TMother’s Friend” Shirt Waists Are controlled by us in Washington. This is the only make that possesses any invented feature rec- commending it above the productions of a thousand factories. The feature of the ‘Mother's Friend’ is the patented waistband, with buttons that can’t pull off. (Ba Moor... -10th st. butiding.) —o-_ ‘J Infants’ Department. Women’s 6-button-length Silk Gloves, tam, mode, 7 catia Nake gray and black. Patr S0c., 75c. and $1.00] , Lsbe-weight | Xai es Women’s 6-button-length Taffeta Silk Gloves, tan, mode, gray and black. Pair... .25¢. and S0c. Joosese lith st. annex.) Shoe Department. Boys’ and Youths’ Russet High Lace Shoes and Oxfords, opera and Piccadilly toes. Pair.$1.75 to $3 Women’s Suede Oxfords, black, gray and tan. Dp Slippers and Beaded Opera Slippers, tan, and gray. Pair. $2.00 to $3.00 Gloves for Now. Slips, daintily trimmed with finest tucks and nainsook embroid- open down front. full sleeves, Each. ery, one year. Sizes up to Washable Sun Hats, crown, some edged with neat Inces. Each... .75c. Caps, crown of fine clustered tucks, frout. Ba Mus! ruche om top and around eh. tg Stationery Department. Tourists’ Cabinets, containing 4 quires Tinted Paper and 4 packages of Envelopes. Eac! + -60e. Cabinet, containing 100 Sheets of Paper and 100 Women's Patent Leather Vamp Romeos. Pr.§3.50 Boys’ and Youths’ Pagent Leather Pumps and Envelopes. Each....... Suc. Oxfords. Pair $1.35 to $2.00) Irish Linen Writing Paper: I3e. (2d floor. st foor......... esvaeveunre 11th st. bldg.) Woodward And Lothrop, 1 10TH, 11TH AND F STS. N.W. DOORS ;Presented toi Housewives e i neserersisAs Well ¢Give You 15¢ e e | all our hot weather household “needfuls.” THIS IS A GRAND OPPORTUNITY for you to buy, ‘as in no instance has quality been suppressed. Prices like the sub- Joined don’t affect our stock in spots, but the malady (7) of low Prices has spread through the whole store. ‘With every one of these Figured @Crepe Sscarts @ we sell you—for they're worth 50c. —and our special price is only 35C. They're New-shape Tecks and Four-in-hands—white grounds, with shot or colored figures. You'll take to the patterns as soon I IHHHTNII Qc. 5c. gc. AC. * 30C. $L.25 porch paid Big Clay Cuspidors—decorated. Regular 15¢. goods. Our price . 20-foot Manilla and Hemp Clothes “Gem" Ice Cream Freezers, wit patented devices. We've’ regu- larly retailed them at $1.73. Now sold at... Russia Iron Frying Pans. Great big value at. ery quality hroughout—bring 15ce, at other Our price... cS Cool decorated—usually $1.25. Now. . crystal BOCSSSEO8 Dish Mops. We paid 5 cents a0 yen. a om, Pe ge epee ee apiece for ‘em. Yours for. C.. 43) looks—examine into the quality and ‘Two-burner Oil Stove—ready for 5 business—regularly $1.25. Now. QOC.‘,| Gy make. They're what make ‘em Remember, we have everything in HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS, priced in the same interesting fashion throughout. Washington Variety, B. 8. HENSEY, Proprietor, 824 7th St. worth 50c. — COMPAN 4 3 h & Pa. Ave. é ey it 08288 O88 eeees EPPOSO SS FPOSSOSSOOSOSSSS: Office of Jas. L. Barbour & Son, ‘Wholesale Grocers and Importers, 14-616 Pa. ave. nw. Pure Food Bulletin. » Friday, 29 June, ’94. seeee HERE are many kinds of Hems and Breakfast Bacon on the market—good, bad and indit- ferent—some are strong and salty —others are Learly all fat—while SOME FEW rea “high-water mark” in point of excellence. ingan’s Hams & reakfast Bacon * Are distinguished for their mild cure, delicious flavor, sweetness ‘They have won * fn national reputation among peo- * ple who live well—sold at a me- dium price places them within reach of all. C7 Ask your grocer or meat man for KIN "S FINE HAMS and BREAKFAST BAaco If he doesn't sell them, call, write or * * telephone us—we'll furnish them ** to you THROUGH HIM. Jas. L. Barbour & Son, cS AND IMPORTERS. -W. "PHONE, 1251. POOLE’S NEW GROCERY, 1209 F st. You Needn’t Be Suspicious —of the quality of the Groceries, Wines and Liquors we sell because they're low in price. If they're not the best and should you be dissatisfied im any way bring them back and get your money. We have never sold poor qual- ity of grocertes—and we never will. SOOO RORLOOOCS ELS OO SOS IS OSCSS FES TSO SHE Royal Baking Powder, 3 40c. Ib. Ca Old Mandehling Mocha & Java Coffee, rorsiea, 35C. Ib. and cleantiness, “‘Fokien’’ Tea, soc. {1 ~-the finest S0e. ly on the equal to any S0c. Tea offei “California” Flour, $4.75 bbi., $1.30 qr. bbi. Old Belma Whisky, $3 Gal., 9oc. Qt. Pleasant Valley Sweet Catawba Wine, 75¢. Gal. “California” Claret, Only $2.40 Doz. et about POOPS PE OCHS DE PL FTG OVSRS SSO OS® o WHOLES @1t 614-616 PA. e | GAEL ESCO OCOO9FS290OFSO0F0FSOOOHSOOOSCSO: PEELE PL EP OPPO POPE PPO OOS IOS SeOSOSOCE Cantrell & Cochran's Imp. Ginger Ale, $1.25 doz. Sugar Oured Hams, 18%e. Ib. :To Suburban sResidents: Did it ever occur to you how belp- less you would be if your home should catch on fire—without having means at your command for extin Guishing it? Hand Grenade Is indispensable to the safety of sub- 3 ° :Sick Room : $ — {s almost unbearable by well peo- 4 —_— ple, $The Hanson Primary: ¢Battery And Fan ——— Is indispensable. It's free from corrosive fumes and creeping salt—simple and convenient of operation—no dau- gerous electric wires—absolutely free from danger of any kind, and may be used im the country as well as the city. Why swelter with the heat when you can keep your home, your office or your store COOL AND COMFORTABLE FOR A SMALL OUTLAY? Sold outright or rent- Elgin Creamery Butter, 25¢. Ib, Pure Cider Vinegar, 25¢. gal. N. ¥. state full Cream Cheese, 16c. Ib. IMPORTED APOLLINARIS WATER. $2.10 doz. quart bottles, $1.60 doz. pint bottles. BOEOORSECOVOEY 8 cans “Eagle” Brand Condensed Milk, 48c. Poole’s, “WHERE EVERYTHING IS NICE,” 1209 F St. fent, effective—inexpensive. ©7lt your grocer hasn't them en hand call or write us—we'll furnish them through your merchant. Jas. L. Barbour & Son, WHOLESALE AGENTS, 614-616 PENN. AVE. N.W. it You Pay A Fair Price For A Fine Shoe When you buy footwear at the * PALAIS ROYAL SHOE DEPART- “ MENT—the Woman's Shoe Store of Washington. We're constantly on the alert for the best offers the shoe man- ufacturers make—accept only the best —and give you the benefit of our good buying. That the women appreciate the good values we offer them is shown by the fact that we're been compelled to double the space of our department. Have you bought shoes here set? If not, these are good ones to start with, These Offers For Saturday And Monday. LADIES’ OXFORD TIES :--97 CTS. 125 pairs of Russet Goat and Don- . gola Kid Oxfords. Regularly $1.25. * * * * * * Saturday and Monday, 97 cts. ladle HAND-TURNED OXFORDS AND JULIETS.. $1.97. *** Ladies’ Hand-turned Russet Goat and * * * *** Vici Kid Oxfords and Juliets. Reg- * * * *°* ularly $3.00. For two days $1.97. OXFORDS AND JULIETS.... - *** Ladies’ Hand-turned Oxfords and Juliets, in black and tan. Regular * * * °° * $3.50 quality. For two days $247. °° * WHITE CANVAS OXFORDS... +2022 97 CTS. *** Regular $2.00 and $2.50 grades. * * * * © © For two days 97 tee BARNARD'S OXFORDS. Barnard’s Oxfords, Patent-leatber- SOOO99S OSS 59549O9OO4 ° é > 3 {For The eeeeee eeeeee . . . . . These hot days, when the heat . . Peer ereeereee ee ewes $2. vamp Blucher, Viel Kid Blucber and * * * ed as desired. 3 * 2% Louis Heel Oxfords. Everywhere * * * CF We sell Batteries and Fans 3 oe Fr oul #8 * $ ——— ain, Domestic Electric 3 3 Power and Light Cot, °° 3 CHILD'S OXFORDS. . ¢** Black and Tan Oxfords— Sizes 6 to 8... Sizes 8% to 10%. Palais Royal Shoe Dept. A ese P PSPS SPOS OLS PSTOS SOOT SOO SS e ¢ @SUPPLY OFFICE, 15TH AND E STS. N.W. ® H. S. BARBOUR, PRESIDENT. D4 FIFPISO DS OOS OSOI OM OOIOSOOE at LISNER. a ed ‘Best “Zinfandel” ‘At Price of Cheap Claret. G and wth Sts. See also column 7, page 2. at soe We are closing out our Best Zinfan- . del Claret for o1 PS z be ‘k up” for the summer don’t a ; ae: the low price is moving it fast. Mo ees sce? CFWe the genuine’ HOME- oA Ma £ °° * MAD! KBERRY WINE, indis- tion in the blood—th good bteey uiumer complaints, Te. Uving— the prime a of Gout, F eee Ot. bottle. - " : eumatism and ALL Urinary and i ag ouch roubles. Jackson & Co., 626 Pa. Av. a ee ite for pamphlet. We are sole D. Groceries and Wines. Telephone, 1524. | affection. agents. Je29 N. W. BURCHELL, 1325 F STREET. Nass, tue CARHART & LEIDY'S, 928 Tth eee governor held sway over Maryland, ané nq st.—106 K st. | Virginia, but he spent his summers here e 2 (© | relieved the tolls of state by dispensing 66 ° 99 generous and ceful hospitality at Drives country home. All down this road af memorable homes—homes whose hisiot either from comic or tragic associa) have taken hold of the popular fancy, a: Whose annels @ been woven into th Story of Virginia's history. On another the old homestead of President Monroe situated, not many miles out of town and lovely drive. 2 For Saturday. Lots more of them—in fact, you'll find better prices in almost every depart- ment tomorrow. Getting there early ——_——_—. Army Orders. Second Lieut. Lewis S. Sorley, sixteen infantry, is transferred from company Ta company G of that regiment. Leave of absence for fourteen days ® Sranted First Lieut. George H. Patten twenty-tecond infantry. Maj. George H. Torney, surgeon, is re lieved from duty at Philadelphia, Pa. and Wiil report in person to the superintendent United States Military Academy, West Point, N.Y., for duty at that post, relie Maj. Philip F. Harvey, surgeon, who wi report at Plattsburg barracks, New Yorlg for duty. By direction of the President First Lieu§ dgar W. Howe, seventeenth infantry, i @ |@etailed as professor of military ct and tactics at Franklin and Marshall Cok lege, Lancaster, Pa. dcave of absence for one month is gran’ ea Capt. Louis A, Craig, sixth cavalry. The following transfers in the sevent® —— as made: capt. Henry J. Nowlan, from troop L troop M; Capt. ~ rd G. Mathey, from troop M to troop The extension of leave of absence grante@ Second Lieut. Eugene L. Loveridge, elev enth infantry, is still further extended three month: By direction of the President First Li Arthur C. Ducat, jr.’ twenty-fourth fantry, is detailed as professor of mill science and tactics ut the Northern iliivoll Normal School, Dixon, il. First Lieut. Carl Koops, tenth infantry, is, at his own request, relieved from dug at Austin College, Sherman, Tex., to take effect Avgust 1, 1894, and will join’ his come pany. The leave of absence granted Capt. Johm Guest, eighth cavalry, is extended tous Months, on account of sickness. The following changes in the stations duties of officers of the medical departm: are ordered: Capt. Louis S. Tesson is relieved from 4 ‘ duty at Jefferson barracks, Missouri, and EFSold tn all markets at regular mar- > | will report at Chicago, ill. for duty as ate 4 Ket prices. This is one of the many P| tending surgeon and examiner of recruite ces they may be found. in that city, to relieve Capt. Daniel M. ‘andrew Loeffier, pes _ 15c. India Linen, 9c. yd. —50 styles of it, and you cannot get it elsewhere for less than 15 and lic. Black India Linen, 12 I-2C., I§C., 20c. & 25c. yd. —best, very exceptional values at those French Batistes, 25c. yard. French Organdies, 25 and 85e. yard. French Organdies, 50c. & 75¢c. yd. —2 yards wide, which makes tt worth doable its price. You are really paying but 25 and 27 1-2c..tor It is #0 wide that you need but half the usual quantity. Silcott—a new stuff —for lining black govds. It looks and feels like silk, yet it doesn't cost near as mucb. Only 20c. yd. Carhart & Leidy. 928 7th St. nce Tried, Used” Always Dove Brand” Hams. ‘The constant, increasing demand for “Dove Brand” Hams speaks volumes. Epicures, will have po other—because they are the most delicious obtainable. BASIAT strons or salty” —“iittle fat and ae Me » ’ 640 CENTER MARKET. 72 0 ST. MARKET. Dt Appel wil report at Fort Po: 4 618 N.L. MARKET, 65 WESTERN MARKET. for duty, to relieve Maj. Curtis EL vw Vv ve Vv we ve vy +e * | Price, who will report to the Somamandi officer, Fort Custer, Montana, for duty ri on me 9 EM that post, to relieve Capt. Peter R. Egan. . Tell. Your ee H b d MARRIED. uspan E-MONTGOMERY, at St. Joseph'e urch, Bultimore ae —— jit be, emeker—to, come ERE betore | Tum 4. Nouteverde, ERNEST tesla goes om his vacation and get a bor ial MUA TOMER : of Sar Tmax HAND AWAbE! Ci Rs. # a we Only $4. per red —a oe sincke—equal’ to many cigars : : i DIED. We have PICN | ge genre ne al When you 3 june 2A, 188 at 5.8 . Man’ let us supply you with dainty F/ AP hese, Cay nde Joh, EFts es Mane Goods—Lowest prices always. £| _,. Adams, aged nineteen mouths aud siztecn $ | Puneral fran parents’ residerc *, td Tyythwest, Seturday, at 11 ean, Funeral vate. BECKETT. On W, noon, WILLIAM Hi {Donnelty’s, cor. 14th & Ists and Table Luzuries. je29-c0 1804, at 12 “ lune 27, Our specialty BLOKETT, beloved Soiled t mow. We'll of Hattie Beckett resh, by 2 Mary Becket Summer Prices “ll be Funeral from E tion guaranteed. betwee call or write. at 1 o'chx P. tend sited “to a Garments Cleaned. COLLINS. On June 28, 1994, FERN M.. you child of ‘Marion “G. and’ Kemy, Gulilde tped, x3) He eae oc, two years aud six mouths. Steam Dyeing and Cleauing. ye29 BEAUTIES OF LOUDOUN, Funeral services at the residence of the 40 The County Seat, Pleasant 5 3 at se Correspondence of The Evening Star. — - ‘ LEESBURG, June 26, 1894, | DOYOV 2% fe Wetentes Loudoun is the richest and most beautiful] = OL) aioy sits Is county in Virginia. Statistics prove the er. re gene first, and the unanimous verdict of stran-| Interweui is Bonuic Brac temecen, Beltane gers proves the second. It ts situated | ort oy y Psnpeipanten gto the extreme northern part of the state, m. Nall DRISCOLL, aged sistys 7 ton and Western re pears. and through the Washington a stern | fe daa aepenaaeiggets railroad easily accessible to the towns of the eastern seaboard. It is not unknown to Washingtonians, having been ever since the war a favorite resort of theirs during the heats of summer. Hundreds of them can be found from the Ist of July to the jast of August scattered about either in summer boarding houses in the villages or in retired farm houses, and they bring money and gayety to places which, in these hard times, would otherwise see but litte of either. The grand old Blue Ridge skirts the en- tire county on its western frontier, and fromm its lofty summit magnificent views of the Loudoun and Shenandoah valleys can Fricuds June 25, 1604, at 5 pm, ot Nellie K., soy a Mary cant uf Portsmouth, Va. residence, IBY New Jerey oF pl Melatives gud On Thursday os M., aud a tr GOOPMAN. On West ends invited. ane 27, 1894, at her reside Willlam K. Gesdwap of this tor Hl. end Charies B. Goud- - Md, ond De. Preuke Ma wis life Thursday, June at reatdence, A. GURWOX, the GORDON, 1894, Departed at e street mo MARL be had almost at any point. The Shenan- vd wite of Witham T. Gordan, amd damgin doah river (lovely daughter of the stars) Jobo aod Hamush lund. weaves a tangled thread all along its base, | adding the charm of water scenery to the unrivaled beauty of the far-stretching pano- | Tama of fields and mountains. Loudoun is divided into what is known as north and | south Loudoun by the Alexandria pike, which cuts the county from east to we: At the extreme western limit of this road, and right on the top of the mountain, ai enterprising Washingtonian has built a large hotel, which has already become very popular. This old pike has been the theater for the marching and the countermarching of | Aroops, has seen fierce battle from one end to the other, and is associated with names | of funeral bereasier. On Thursday, MICHAR Jun> 29, 1894, at 12:05 HY AL, beloved wife winlyoue years. dear to the ntrthern heart, and others still ws learer in southern reco! ction. it was] PARKS. On June 28, 1s 4, REVTREN 8 PARKS, slong this road that Early retreated after | in the seveuty-tiiid peat cf kis age his daring advance on Washington, 1864; | Funeral from bis iste ress °. 47 M and on the very spot where Washingto’ Raturday, June 30, at 40 cick pout, Relathy Jans now laugh and flirt away the idle days |S **iemds are imvited to ate of summer the battle-worn veterazs of ine Ios, at 2:30 am, confederacy caught the first siimpse, on . D.C, after their return to the Shenandoah valley, for whith they had struggled so long and so valiantly, One who is given to retrospec- tive refiection would wonder what were their emotions when they looked upon their widow of Bara Lincoln Stevens, desolated but still beautiful home, and ae 4g be ydeng ed — peta wage y Reg ened p.m. Luterment at Oak Bill cemetery. have realized that the toils of fate were | TEMPLE. Spdideniy, at the Portland, Thursday, slowly, but surely, closing around them. a set. Admiral WILLIAM GRENs. There is no scene of desolation today. The} VILLE Tui co oe ae ae counties which can be seen from this point — are the very garden spot of Virginia. Clark, | with its county seat, Berryville, lies like | @ garden of roses to the west; and to the & abe Notice of STEVENS. year of her age, CATHERINE funeral hereafter On June 25, 1804, im he sixty-seventh MORE, YEATMAN. On Thursday, June 25. 1804, . ETHEL D., beloved daughter of George aud Laura Yeatman, aged «ix months and six days east Loudoun, shut in on all sides by aaa ~ mountaina, looks like the happy valley of oe oe Rasselas, where nothing but peace and Interment private. (Carlisle, Pe, papers please contentment could invade. Down the Shen- copy.) = andoah a few miles are the Shanondale Springs, which a Washingtonian made fa- mous and popular; and still a few miles on is world-renowned Harper's Ferry. During the summer months our roads are alive with parties of excursionists going to and from these various places of interest and fame. In Memoriam Of my father, COXRAD SCHWARZENBAGH, Tred June Ise, Gone, but wot forget ten. Y His DAUGHTER. Am Old-Time Virginian. At the other extremity of our county 1s our county seat dna principal town, Lees- burg. We think Leesburg a big place, be- cause it is Leesburg, and an important Place, because it is our county seat. Local partiality may make us overéstimate the size and importance of Leesburg, but all strangers, with one accord, testify to the fact that there are few towns situated in @ more lovely section than it, and still fewer that have a more courteous and kind- heerted people than are to be found there. Genuine old-time Virginians are they; and genuine old-time Virginia manners prevail there. It is a town of about 2,000 inhabitants. It has not grown any smaller or any larger in the memory of man. Ii is a beautiful piace, and we can but congratulate ourselves that it 4s not subject to sudden and vivient changes. It lies right at the foot of the Ketoctin mountain, which cuts the county from north to south, just as the Alcxandria does from eest to west. Around the town the country stretches in every directiun, presenting from any point of view as lovel & landscape as the world can afford or Tur- ner ever dreamed of. About three rales awey the Potomac rolis its silvery flood, dividing the two good old counties of Lou- doun and Montgomery. In different states, it is true, but twin sisters in interest and Down to the Potomac is a tu- vorite drive of the townspeople, and but few lovelier sights can be seen than when the sun throws his last rays over the broad and placid river as he sinks out of sight over the Ketoctin, All along what és known as the Point of Rocks road there are handsome aud some of them historic estates. The land in that ai- rection is especteily fertile and has always Carter’s Little Liver Pills, SICK HEADACHE Y CURED BY THESE LITTUE PA Small Dose. Small Price. Don’t Be a Ciam, But buy now x We will give you your cholce of 1 for 535 at beautiful Oclam- ds buve bought. perkeps some Meniember, ‘hs Mie oat. "last attracted people of means and culture. The Badge By” — lave Gov. Swann of Maryland (a man ot | st 436 pina Circulars aud teers a Sreat means end considerable iniciligence = 7 7 ~ built @ baronial mansion on a spleadid « neigh: WALKER SONS. a0 OTM er. x. tate just outside of town and it is one of | Mules 7 ; y alee “ ee Pe the standing attractions of the place. Theol g** *** ale re at)