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LOTHROP, 10TH, 11TH AND F STS. N. W. Until September we elose:at 5; Saturdays at 1. Our 30c. Shirt Made of good muslin, same weight as Wamsutta, only picks finch than this 3 Night Gown Made especially Yor us accordiag to our order—of the best material and ext long (full 56 inches). ) | Durg inserting, full sleeves, ve neck, and Hamburg edging on neck ind sleeves. We can vouch for it. (2a teor +++. 410th st. bldg.) White Mexican Hammocks, full size, 14 feet long, -best quality, worth 98 cents, for 49 cents. m Boiler - - 29c. 1G-quart size. Regular 39-cent quality, and a splendid value at Wash Boiler - - 390. Sold everywhere for 50 cents. Pest materialx and workmanship. line Stoves at Cost. We're closing out ‘the whole stock. The famous Aurora, Jr., them the best make on the market—possessing aM the good Ha Girls’. Summer Clothing At Reduced Prices. White Galatea Sults, blue ct apne neatly DAIL ) 4 )) ° U2so' trlmmed with white brady, Simes- Reduced from $6.75 earh-to.. Bluc-and-white und Redsaat Suits, superior quality. Stas 1 Reduced from $10.00 @aelf th. wees High-class French Perrale Dresses, neatly tri med with embroidery. Sizes 4 to 12 years. 10 years. ———~ ‘petnts and none-of the bad of other duced from $3.00, gw: e ~—- makes. High-class Guiupe bs Scoteh ginghams, Water Coolers - 89c.)) | ious st is 7 Regular $1.25 quality. Haud- > somely decorated. . Hignd-made ner Set - - $6.40. a ( Din 1 en. angeuay aati “int ae Se fetes eee S| Boys’ Summer Q ‘ ) ) ¢ Washington Variety, H. H. HENSEY. Prop., ’ Clothing At Reduced Prices. AN our Striped and Faucy Galatea Suits, perfect Atting, fast cvlors:” Mzex 3 to % yulins. “Reduced from $4.50, $4.75 and $5.00 cach te. (¢ | A smell lot of Wast shtte"th 2Q th St y sizes omy. Reduced from & ¢ | to .. ’ 4 ° Wash Pants. { 0c. patr to. RAR RFE EEA | OH Boor- ig 23| Hosiery Bargains. We never use the worl “bargain” unless it is a Cargain tm the broadest sense of tbe term. Yomen's Tan and, Feacy toe Rattypn Lisl Hose, double heels and toes. Leduced from 5 35e. pair, 3 pairs... Children’s Black Risted sorta Doubtless many things sue needed to meet wanis that the absence of home comforts will mmke inm- tense and anuoying If net p trank may be oth and worn It\e, MH si replaced by 2 new one, list. If exactiy what be sure we lave Jif, aus way ay) Trunks, &c.. , Packing Tranks,” imitat Winding, two locks.” ‘B-inch, each 40-inch, each é Dress ‘Trunks, heayy duck goqr, steel clamps, four hefd-wued’ stays “on t all around Leds. heavy sheet irom i Vacation.- Are now crowding our ‘storés ‘from early morn till closing time;—they know our ‘qnalities- at present “Mark-Down prices have fio equals in this | city: : BUY Now wiTmn a hinges, good luck bolts, brass lock, decp tray with \ PEW “DAYS WE SHALL hat box, extra dress tray! vue STOP SLAUGHTERING PRICES, AND YoU MAY | -HAVE TO PAY FROM He. TO $1.50 A Ps MORE FOR SIMILAR GOUDS as \ We are offering now. ~ Fall stock is alread: arriving—in conse- quence we make for tomorrow following additional price re- ductions: Heavy Fiber end handle riveted ¢ 18-inch, eac GF All trunks marked free, EFA strap frer with ew Toilet Articles. ‘travk. 4nc. ye Rm as Imported Violet Powder, pkg ale Lavender Smelling Salts, bottle. Imported Violet Water, bottle ‘a rf OC. ‘ Cream Glycerine deliy for sunburn. sien 4 ite Pure Extract of Witeh Hazel, botile ses ceteris Luported Farlua Colugne, Bett 300 pairs of _our%|| Best West India Buy Huu, % py: Ladies’, Popatar BLUE vi 6oc BELLE” $1.00 Dongola‘ pms : wowaee Small Whisk Brooms, leather vase, ench — oat Celluloid Soap Boxes, each Ladies’ and Misaew’ Japanese Powder Boxes, € : 4 || Bgerle Face Powder, box. i Rice Powder, bo: Houbigaut Rice Powder, box Almond Meel, box. . = “W. & L.” Tooth Powder, best made, bottle. ‘Tooth Brushes, hest ogitsh bristles, each Halr Brashes, up from.. Rubber Combs, ap from Hand Mirrors, celluloid, each.. {ist Boor ndid-weartng, Viet Kid and Blucheret te nd Sandals, from $1.00 aut $1.25. Redueed to. . Tao ‘Ties 69C¢. Boys’ and Youths" > Tan Shoes. ¥ ‘nild’s $1.25 and wk isses’ $1.50 Tan Lac- Tan Calf Ox Ladies’ White Duck & Thee. fine Black and low Ties and 3 Ard Stationery. Cabinet containing five velopes, exch. : “Royal St. George” Paper, 48 st — i [Zi | velopes in a box.. ia ta . — i “Oxtord” Linen Peper, box. pag alias nell ew $1.15 iS) | Good Paper. octave and commercial f $1.50 Laced 1 “Perfection” } f Envelopes to mat a $2 Tan Shoes, Travelers’ Ipk Stands, & ) | Has “Hubbard” yoke''of cidstered tucks and Ham, | B. Rich & Sons, 1002 F ST. ONLY. Every $5, $4.50, $4 & $3.50 Men’s Russet Shoe $2.85 Pair. Every $3.50, $3, $2.50 & $2 Ladies’ Russet Shoe, $1.85 Pair. Our object 16 to close out the sum- mer stock at once, giving us room for the fall and winter shoes now arriving. ees re ae Little’s Stock Is’ Going —rapidly. ‘There are lots of good things yet, but we expect to close out every ‘bit of this stock by Ist of September. Our Bargain Tables —are “chock” full of ‘hargaine.’ “You may find just what you need among the lot. If you do, it's priced wonderfully low. B. Rich& Sons, 1002 F St. Only “Odds and Ends Of Ladies’ and. Men’s..Fur- nishings at (Late a pair Bod rasset me ste those, wood y this 1. pare work: | i 80 We amide it so AML io sell Gien at $1.10 Each, our caer low that we Kneessi, 425 7th St. aud Something For About Nothing. | 69 Cents For Ladies’ $2 Russia Calf Oxfords 98 Cents >) Patent Tip. Sizes 1 te 2 ta fast biack, russets ant! GAS Bright Dongola Ox- | THE EVENING STAR, FRIDAY, AUGUST 10, 1894—TEN PAGES. ea B. Kany;Sons (0, Seen ausans qu Market Space. (Semi-Annual eae ‘House-Cleaning ‘Shoe Sale; ( PRAY A Few Bargains ‘That we claimgour @dvance guard tor“our Saturday’s Trade. Offers more values, and better values before offered you. that mark yeu find only in high- Only I9¢: s . Brade..goods. Nothing in our ex- = ionally fine summer stock that For Men's and Boys’ Unigundered Outing isn't cut down to a gprice that Shirts ghit are slightly soiled, ha ‘4 Uitle tian: wager will eradicate Makes it a bargain well worth Juy- Only 25¢. . For Men's“and Bory | Lautdered Outing \aadies’ Shoes. Shirta, iM, 15, Mite and 16, not many ( Black Viel Kid, > doubt there are mai those | and Russia Calf € nm any others. | Only 49¢. . : Men's Laandered Outing Shirt ¥ 2 fen tack of some %& Dept duuiies’ Low Shoes in the house has teen gotten chatle collars end cuffs, that wet (C2) 98 lack, tan and some ))! ers at Oc. Te on time. \ patent. leathers among $1 s 3 and 33, Only 29¢. tole ort ’ $1.85.5)| : of our Fine Imported Ralbr: See ae > ) gradea far. 2.50 gindes for. Ladies’ Stippers, suitabl wn any occasion, Sizes to 3. weir on hand that sold at Be. Shirts and Drawers, Only 15c. zZ For Men's Balbrigean siftelh and silk Joe fourth of # dollar, Only 12 1=2¢, | F ‘I Vana a Hair Hi ‘“ | wm. Chatce of different var Men's Unbleached Half Hose, fue gauge | a et tnines @hacn: Sint and fall regular made ro IDE, | actewetoryciglamncl eit $2.55. Children’s Shoes \ Khvds and styles have been Halt § tant wlar-made Faney Siriped " “a. a’ reduced with ihe rest of the stack. %) Hverythiwe sou want for Jess thea \ Sou FOR QNEF Expected fo pay for it. D2 | Cape Breton, a THE WORLD OF SOCIETY se Ge one Many of Its Mewbers Are Out of Town ucieeg Still There Are a Few Pleasures for the Stay-at-Homes—rersonat Notes. “An event of corsiderable interes: to Wash- ingiew cociety wae the recent celebration of the golden wedding of Mr. and Mrs. Alex- | ender Melville Bell, the parents of Prof. Adexemden; Grahami/ Bell, at the latter's handsome summer home, Beinn Bhreagh, N. 8. It occurred on July 4%, {ity reare from ihe day Mr. A. M. Bell and Miss Elfza Grace Symonds, daughter of Surgeon Samuel Symonds, R. N., were married-in the-classic city of Edinburgh. The occasion was a most delightful one, for Prot: ad Mit. Bef had made it a point to suihev.as many as possible of the family at their home, and there were congratulations end odds wishes” in "plenty! for the couple, who had spent a half century of life tw- gether. Among ocher things they were the recipients of.4 sagudigent golden lovirg cup from their immediate famtiy, suitably in- seribed and accompsnied by an address commemorating the happy event. The fam- liy triemis present -at tnis interesting cere- mony inciuded Gardiner G. Hubbard and Mrs. Hupbara, gather and mother of Mrs. Dr. Bell, and their granddaughter, Miss Ger- | trude Grossman; Miss Symonds, daughter of the inte Capt. Symonds, R. N.; Miss Fuller, | the principal of the Horace Mann School of | Boston; Geo. Bal, ie latchy, a prominent citizen of Bran(ford, Ont.,‘and Mrs. Ballatchy, who was thé widow of the late Meivilie Bell, elder brether Of Uedham Bell; Prof. David ‘eH and his wife, their daughter, Miss Alleen, their son, Chas. J,; his wife, a sister of _Mrs, Dre de |. and.sheir four children. The festivities of the day were brought to fose with an evening reception, which iven on a most elaborate scale and at was | Whien -sherewete spresent more than 200 (a) | ))| ys Edimonston ‘5 .Popular Shoe Store, I » ¥ nly 25c. Yarn f our entier Fine of We wicwan Uarlerwear, sizes up ¢ mi Only DOC. cme ea,» Non-intoxicating | “Eatin gio ten, atic ries | Nom-alcoholic, i i ALS resembles the Jes in appear 1 ts brewed 1 actalt freshing and new -Hop Bitter Ale, ... - $1.10 Dozen Pint Bottles tect Laie DEDOT auto SW. Tel, ju Market Space. Have You Tried QE Ap. IN rowbundws svar. nity Range - Loaf” baked ne 3% ‘uly torent Sxct - Bargains. . Be kee} i*Per Cent a ! a wom . LEARY, PROP, = | { Off. oo green ar dt ne cont ; 1, 123 Is? st. Ww i. 8. Jenks, 717 7th St ii it Physical Culture Corset Company. . ee ; The Reversible : e & : Mattress. : choice 3 Ti has twice the Mervien as has 2. | firs. Whelan, Mgr., r : an pee oP © Bargain if, ied ’ In Hair Switches. oars “4 ' $2.50, Was $5.09. $4.50, Was $6.00. $5.50, Was $10.0. Im all shades; also large re- ductions in Gray Switches. Hair Dressing, Cutting and Shampooing in best manner by competent artists at S. Heller's, 720 7th St. | ‘CommonReasoning Shows: B H ‘Dove Brand Hams, ts nim from te H ham pramded with them, nts for Jowell Gas Friday. $55.00, a | Now ee eS ee ee Sa If Youll Sen > y , > “ | ing Mr pean The Columbia boat house was on Wed- resday pyvening. tbe gcene of a pleasant dance, t a few o' of the club to their lady fri img was a charming one, and the cool breezes from. ihe rivepanade the balcony a dcligntrul resting place between dances. mong those present-avere Mr. and Mrs. i. A. Fischer, Miss Eloise Dufour, Miss Penoieton;~ Miss «Louise. Cox, Miss Gertie Harvey, Miss McKim, Miss Cora Daw, Miss Ira- Stiles, .Mfias+ Lutte Stiles, Miss Madeira, Mr. Lowe, Mr. J. B. Miller, Mr. Guy Collins, Mr. H.E. Stiles, Mr. G. W. Harvey, Mr. G. 8. Mr. French and Dr. voha-Gnmer. Mrs, Louis B. Ridenour returned last evening from a five months’ trip in the srountalte of California. Mr, Ridenour will return some ume in September. (Ammois «thee Cuesoe- enjoying tife at the Wovllawn, on the outskirts of Rockville, M are Mr. ond Mrs, Joseph Latimer, a Frank splien, Miss Lillie Hellen, Ciar- BAe Haha Mra.” Martin, Mr. Howard Mr. and Mrs, R. K. Cralle, Mra. _ Conard and family, District Attorney A Jamily, Mr. Warren a s, A: and vay, Mir. . Bradford and wily and Mrs: Dr. Marmion and children. Mrs. Harney, widow of the famous com- Malider’ UP ié eh second dragoons, is visit- Cromwell at 1409 Stoughton sireet. J. Hofman, accompanied by his De. “wife ardi-ses Charles drt Washington yes- terday for Afton, Va. They will visit many t tim: Mrs. 8. A. Magrader is spending a few at, Congness Ball, Cape May, and ura to the city about September 1 end Mrs. E, C. Messer of Anacostia shter, Miss Mary, ac- Aihe Putnam, daughter inam, “left yesterday for n outing among the Blue >, for a Wee ae Sol Louis is enjoying himself at Nor- 4 Viesiuia Beach. ALS. Wiseand (uo daughters, Airs. Fran- eis Hichards and Miss Fannie Wise, jen ye-Gaslay Jor: Woodstock, Va. Mrs ROD. Hop! seesigs cat Sherlotesy Pg ing, Miss Lizzie M. Ready of 18 Massachu- | Seits avenue northeast. A pumber of Washington people are sum- E High Hill Farm, Montgomery hem Mr, and Mrs, Lar- » » irneif, Miss Burnett, Miss , Mr. Weed, | Capt Margaret Ty. Miller, Mr. A. W. Miller, Capt. ana dirs. Armstrong. The residence of Mrs. Cc. W. Kitchen at Langdon, 1D. Was the scene, Monday | eyeping, of a very jleasaut party and straw riser wav v of her birthday. Among aven in b x Austin, Mrs. Par- Pucker, . Vielet Morrison of Magers- t Leon Gussie A@icken, Nora Routsar, Mary Renney, Messrs. Lucker. Dr. F. Varker, Avstm, Larmen, Dr. Kline, Loor, , Keine, Fitz, Kitchen, ‘Mire. K. Whiteford and Miss Molly Gonloy have left for a short sojourn at “hapal Point. * Reve Dr BierreMt and sons have gone to Atlantic City. Mrs. Little of I4th street, and: children, herve gone from Penmar to Martha's Vine- yard. Miss Waller and Mics Emma Dabney accompany the party 2 The following Washingtonians arrived at Congress Hall, Cape May, yesterday: Sen- tor and Mrs. Seuh Cobb, who joins his family; Frank W. rewn and famtiy, Mr. and~ Mrs. H. | Olvott and Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Marshal, raking a loge Washington colony at this hotel. oo A New Good Temptar Lodge. ut Sie Year Wo an active Good Tem- plar commenced to sow temperance seed in Southwest Washington. The result was seen t Monday night, when Rescue Lodge, No. . 1, O. GT, Was organized. A picked team from Minnehaha Lodge, No. 1, consisting of A. N. Canfield, Naame Daniel, Mrs. Ciara Miss Effie Wade and R. A. Dins: more, initiated thirteen members of the new lodges, agsinfed, in ity institution, and filus- ted the work ¢ . H. Murphy, guard, , Prank Knight.” Over fiftyen tions for mem- Dimmick, Miss | Misses | pa Hunion, Representative | GBHORG! EDITORS. They Are Entertained by Senator gave a very pleasant informal dinner at the Metropolitan Hotel-in honor ef ‘the mem- bers of the Georgia Weekly Press Associa- tion, who are now here on a pleasure tour after their annual convention held at Milledgeville, Ga. W. F. Coleman of Cedar- town is the president of the association and Alfred Harrington of Swatnsbury the re- cording secretary. The dinner was a delightful affair, and among the guests of the evening were Secretary Smith and moet of the Georgia delegation in Congress. Following the din- ner brief speeches were made by « num- ber of those present. Among those who en- joyed Senator Walsh's hospitalit we the following: L. Q. Stubbs, H. C. Edingfeld, W. A. Allen, Mrs. M, Coleman and daugh- ter, Mrs. J. B. Smith and sister, Frank Mitchell, Mrs. Blaylock, Mrs. Cloud, Miss Ross, Miss Felden, A. Blaylock, 8. T. .c lock, H. D. Watking, A. Herrington, B. T. Perry, J. 8, Key, L. Z. Gilvert, A. Cohen, G. Marran, George Blaylock, J. R. Lewis, Paul Robinson, W. W. Wuison, H. M. Penn, B. Williams, C. E. Benns, H. ‘T. Russ, Mr. and Mrs. R. D. McLeod, A. P. Maye, Mrs. Cc. L. Tumbin. Mrs. M. 1. Baldwin, Miss Honriday, Mr. and Mrs. MC. Luwands, Mr. and Mrs. James E. Brown, Miss Claude McDinala, Mr. and Mrs. George M. Harri- son, A. G. Murray, J. B. Sanders, Mr. atid Mrs. E. M. Durant, Mr. and Airs. J. C. Woodward, Miss Dodge, J. W. White! J E. Johnson, W. W. B. Holiins- worth, Watson Critt T. R. Holten, H. M. Ellington, Mr. and Mra. SR. Burr, Mr. and Mrs. R. Stafford, Miss Johnson, Misses M. Miss Brantiy, C. P. Isyrd, C. H. Johnson, Mrs. Mary E. Bryan, Charles Swift, P. S| McCutchen, George Patterson, R. H. Mulledge, Mr. and Mrs, M. H. Crouch, Robert L. Moye, C. E. Grand, W. Dd. Upshaw, H. D. W ‘kefield, Miss Ki Relden, B. Ohiman, R. 8. Meaders, George H. Bell, C. F. Dougias, R. 1. Duncan, F. E. Lauren, E. G. Bird, L. E. Bishop, M.S. Clayton, W. H. Conley, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Anderson, George F. Wells, W. HH. Cham: bers, J. J. Whitfield, A. D. Summers, W. 8. Dennis, R. R. Bordwell, E. D. McGehee, T. 8. King, B. Milliken and H. G. Morean, The President relaxed his rule against re- ceiving the public today in favor of the members of the Georgia Weekly Press ex- cursion. There were about 136 ladies and gentlemen ip the party and they were re- ceived by the President in his office, They | Were especially indebted to Secretary Smith and Senaters Gordon and Waish tor the privilege accorded them. poses cc STREET RAILROAD TAA. What the Corporations of New ork and This City Pay. A statement hes been prepared by Con- troller Fitch of New York city showing the amount paid by street railway companies to the city of New York since Issy. The con- troller states that there is no uniform rule regarding the amount the companies shall pay. Some companies, he states, are bound by stipulatins enteted into upon the grant- ing to them of additional privileges, while others are subject to the municipal ordi- nances providing for cur-iicense fees. The Teecntly incorporated companies come under the provisions of the general railroad law of the state. Of the twenty-three com- panies enufferated seven’ pay to the city *# per car per annum, and one company a 0 cor fee. Some of the companies are taxed on the basis of a certain percentage of the gross receipts, and in addition, in the case of six companies, my @ car fee. The percentage ranges from 3 to 6 per cent, | only one compmay, however, paying the Jatter perecntage. Seven of the companies bay 5 per cent, two 1 per cent, and four of the companies pay 8 per cent, and, as stated, six contribute in addition a tax on In this city, accorfing to a statement fur- rished by the tax assessor, the railrond com- panies contributed: to the revermuet of the city for the year ended June 30, IS%4, the amounts stated in the following table, | Givided under the hegds of peal estate tax and personal ta Personal tex Real Estate tas. ° ‘mpanies, ‘ashington and Georgetown and thi Metropolitan, the amount of the person tax contributed by these Toads. is mined on the basis of the rate of 31.40 per hundred on the assease? value of the capi- tal stock. AN the other roads with ene exception pay a personal tax Of 4 ‘per cent on the gross receipts, The Anacostia and Potomac railroad pays 2 per cent. As may be seen from the above table two of the | companies are put down as making no re- turns of @ personal tax The law also requires a tax of 3 per an- num_on each two-horse car and $$ on each one-horse car. It is stated that this tax has not been paid since 1876. The legality of this tax has been questioned. but a de- cision of the Supreme Court of the United States bas been rendered sustaining the tex and the claims against the companies are now .in the hands of the attorney of the District for collection, Admitted to Practice. Assistant District Attcrney Tracy L. Jef- foris, who is now in Chicago on private jaw business, was admitted to practice in | federal courts of MMinois by Judge Gross- jcup on Tuesday last, on motion of Mr. | Oliver BE. Pagin, assistant Untied States | district attorney. GARDINER, At the Metuodist Home, Tv ¥ % ISM, at 10:30 pm. Me Mart FARDINER, in the seventienh year of » and N streets + AC 10:30 am, On Thursday, Angust 9, 1896 ot 12:45 at Brightwood, D. C., ARTHUR LL, , in his thirty-sixth year. Pu. < right wood, Ret KEENE. am, i at 2 edok e a we jary K. Magroder of 3839 KR street wit take place Sunday cvening wt pm, and Fenerai o'clock. On ‘Thursday, August 9. 180%, at ® . PRANK, ‘only and bolored son of Maggie Meliors. aged five years, months and twenty-thice daya, 4 4 bership have been received, and as this is ag re 4 F adge of Good Templars in thts . August ®, IS, at 2 2 *'s2 Tan Bluchess. &) | Rubber Bends, box... EIS Yo Os. ss = Ride 0 have a rapid oe Mary and Joun P. Reed. Si Lattes’ $2 Tan Laced. 3, Lead Pencils, dozen. 39 z will make } dence $120 en t mortheast, ° Ladies’ $2 fine Black 3 Sealing War, 6 sticks in a small box x ees ae ‘> = A Decided L rs. a ia- ed Tan Low Shoes. 14) | Pens, Gosen ee Tea 5 Sere ae Aare al F = lay in Passing the Why lee Ix Cheap. Men's Kangaroo Cait \3 Ink, bottle gs 3 re Oar FL i The Treasury Depar 4S issued a [fo the: Kilitor of Wie Heeutng Star: and ! Mncilage, hott $1.00 * Bara raptor and B | 2 é here is a combination of ice men in] FRANZ. In loving momory of my von, CHARLES ae Tadelfble Ink, bottle 2 1 Byeglasses statement 10 sho for a set- me . BERT who died ome year age today, Angust $1 85 ogre “sot aunen.) | For Ladies’ @2.°% Common-ccams, Preach it doa | § hele $ | dementoc.ine tart ‘the | Baltimore and they have raised the price of qo, tee. ciicl es : Fg : ‘ : SERS —— pret Penn ar al ; McAllister & Co. % | prolonged ugitation of vg joe Thenedkalsa meombination in Wash- We Sul a little Albert, i 2b tee ' . BEEN Es © te Gj having a bad effect on the a- | ington rere yet the price is not raised We teak te ee 1 aneous NOLONsS. P ‘i Vhy? Because phere are two small coy we Reusaat Cult $2 SCO! e The Warren Shoe tlouse, ; IML FSP Nag. Geext to San” Bldg) $4 ramcors, Where was a sivaiiar decline in the f cr pme rs iy spose ar Hur soon he slept and died. jand ~.ade ‘Shoes, broad ? NW. lj SE i | panies who un it and were not in-| = < Curling Irons, each. +10. nog =i aud : = national rey ing of . BY HIS MOTHER, $2 35 $8, "xs 50. and $4 Best Alcobol Lamps,eneti. coc “aoe, | 842 — } Rees | XesoscetosponGassercoes G49 Ores saciiicy san ton tsu, | Vited to Join it. A month ago, when the ae ee pe Black and ‘Tan Low Hose Supporters, with belt, p PL Geererpegs cepts, Garmas, = = — _ RTS — > the progeeds of the 1 490,000 bond js- | TWO Snall compumier got short of ice in Ties and Jutlets. “aye. | $e oe We Guarantee a ean wan ageregated |conseuttence of the excessive demand in hot \ Book coll “0c. bes canes Stee Weather “iinT “the “non-arrival of cargoer pS. ‘ Cabivete ot Hele Pile Gi 7 ¢ AT COST or. 84.99 Wicnoue that batten the tr asury balance seg emg Sruay Geen ns cage Pins, 5 I F today would stan $41,000,000, In . warns 2 ey went 4 HAHN & G0 *§ iY acrmmree ase po [aro BeLow. he Rayorite Gay hee the tari agttaaan seoas more | Baltimore for it. There they were told 9 Bone F — : = aa ‘onthjy | that thoug! e companies ha: ty of We oN 3 | Sit Hair Cuciern. hana = syst (10, Gas out, ery. plece of To CaP RANGH tte best Gas naxca | BoIntedly, perhaps. than in the monthly | ice for sale, they would sell none te any- Carter S RELIABLE SHOE HOUSES, tn ta — - Se a you can get Money refunded’ if | body in Washington outside of the com- Since January 1, 18%, the expenditures of 930 AND @32 7TH ST. the government ‘hav? exch month exceeded iyl4 AND 1916 PA. AVE, 21 Pa. AVE 5. EL j4dination. there. Luckily the People’s Ice | Company had not yet joine’ the combina- the reecipts. It ie predicted at the Treas- 4 = cals /tion, and they supplied th ‘companies jury, Department that a decided revival iy Wasegeee =k te ar eee Ta i business will follow immediately after the | i | until the vessels came The cm expected passage of tie pendiag tariff | until poate 2 sewage? 6, aber prone Paigecreen Sic | side compantes, but wo far they have failed. Se ere a “al {in Baltimore the People’s {ce Company For Gevernor of the Chickasaws. (have row been absorbed in the combina- An election for governor was held throagh- | ion and, therefore, the price has been out the Chickasaw nation, Wednesday. ‘The | raised. In Washington the price would Be tt wot satistactory. You have need’ fot’ one. See onr siock. Best. We'We fised the prices to suit, S.S. Shedd & Bro., of. Cube Pins, assorted colors. Shoe Laces, black and tan, pair. Needle Cases, each. { i \ Little Liver Pills. | SICK HEADACHE he Houghton Com 6 STH ST. AND U0 UTE BF, Books. 75c. Summer A lue of Paper-bound Novels et 5 and 10c., in- aS eluding some of the best itterature of today and Get the eSts standard works. : 5 ; | have risen ere this but for the existence of Zita, by S. Bareing Gould. Me. candidaies are: P. S. Mosely, independent; ies two outside companies, which the com- | POSITIVELY CURED RY TRES® UTTON Pm Invisible Hands, by F. von coe. 7 R. L, Boyd, on the “allotment in scveralty” | t haps 6 ‘Prey oe Dyapepata, ¢ orsets OC. r renga roared “400, Garbage Cans. - THE CONCORD HARNESS, ticket, and ex-Gov. Willam Brya on the | 2nation. hoped and perhape still pe Mad tI ty 9 e Searabaens, by Marquisé 0. Langa. 34.400, Another large invoice just “pullback” ticket. The friends of the lat- Ope ar ears Sect ec Dito, — Vtownls We pyre pat sreived. & “ens, fer Pair Paung, by Elgar Puwceti See gg Sie oes Gnenleed LUTZ & BRO, ter ate sanguine of success, but the re- aneral of John L. Vout. Tongue, Fain te the Bide, TORTI wiar 754. mer ts, wth, ext Every Inch a Soldier, by J. Strange Winter, .40c, with covest—in the reg- a sult, owing to the slowness of territorial The funeral services of John L. Vogt, the Dowels. Purely Vege- . ulation si t Ml all t Fi 2 ong. weniges, ad ie Re. valk = pcomaphy ema yee ms 1% Feaurements of te law pls ; ie elections Lee will pooh not be Lowe who died at his residence, No. O07 E strect, table. Bee! o , E 20-400, to tacl "ean. Are., adjoining Natioval Hotel, fer a conple of days. For more than a/ on Wednesday. snsed Sobd yen be eaten” A Woman, by Sarab Grand..,,., .85¢. SRM Pia tar ame i er = x sercatd month the nation has been virtually with: et pire igo diane at the house! Small Pili. Small Dose Aith’st, bidg.) last, only 60 CENTS. ranks, Satchels and Leather Goods, = mb20 | Crit"a governor. ‘The convention of the feg- | this -eiternoon et.4 o'clock. The services Tl. C. Whelan’s, qoo3 F St. Only. Woodward & Lothrop, es 10TH, 1TH AND F STS. N.W, Hopkins, on gth St. *#3¢'" islature ou July 13 proved an utter fail- ure, the members reiusing.to respect the At Ramsay’s ; watch matuepring, | authority of Acting Governor McClure, whe FeAl car were ea eof atthe Nuavring.| hag twice attempted to get the body te, bie “1 F st. ow. gether. will be conducted by the Rev. Dr. Ernst Drewitz of the Concordia Lutheran Chure of which Mr, Vogt was a member for many years. The interment will be in the family buring ground in R Creek cemetery. Small Price,