Evening Star Newspaper, July 23, 1896, Page 7

~ BAUM’S, Woodward One-Half 416 Seventh Street. FORMERPRIC Not Considered. BASGAIMS FOR TOMORROW CNLY._ ae WAISTS, 256. Ladies’ Percale Shirt Waists, this Among them are Waists that sold for g8c. For Friday only 25¢. Ladies’ Duck Suits, light and dark colors, stylishly made. Regular price, $1.48. For Friday only g&c. 95. ¥ Vigured and $ value for 12}¢ per yard. 19 LB season's styles. kk ck, good For Friday only ge. in the The regular 25c. For Friday enly 12}c. per and Dimitie S oO rdies choicest patterns. quality. yard. India Linen. For Friday SU> 40-inch wid Regular price, only ge. per yard. Lace Striped and Check Nain- sook. Regular price, 15e. For Fri- day 7c toe. per yard. DIES’ VESTS, 18. a Extra Size "Vests, low neck and sleeveless, the best value ever offered for the money. » LAD S’ HOSE, 196. Legs Hose, white x than 25¢. 19¢. per pair. ATS, Men’s Fine Nestiee Shirts, in the most desirable styles. Were &gc., $1.co and $1.25. Slightly soiled the reason for the price. 7G. For the choice of our 89c. Gowns, Skirts, Drawers and Corset Covers. For Friday only. $1.00 Dressing Sacques, soc. 10¢. Sponges, 7c. Moth ee | ibe Qe y 20 per cent the off on Trunks. BAUM’S, 4 6 7th Si appy ousekeepers J.C. Hutchinson Co.’s Stock of Millinery, Hosiery, &c., Bought from U. S. Marshal. Everything is to be sold at retail, Sale started this morning at 9 o'clock. A sple Darsnins lid chance t wear, & Stock must be sold at once. S. Samstag, [lgr., 1329 F St. RADI e SORE ET Be ENTISTS Our up-to-date methods are not necessarily rough and painful. Far from it; they are Jest the reverse. Our Patnlessly Pleasant Ex- > tracting-no anasescheties—'# an ant ilinstra- | ton of how we do business. Extracting, 50 Artifielal Teeth, por set, $8.00, Evans’ Dental Parlors, 217 Penna. Ave. N. W. JylS-24a Sone gm v cents, ‘aime ea Rw | rm Pason’s Fruit Jars “Cut.” We've {naugurated extraordinarily low prices— think of getting PINT sizes, ngually retefled at a dozen, for 64c., and QUARTS, usually sold ltvered anywhere C. 0. L. H. Hopkins-—-933 F'St. myi3-3m,16 C. E. Convention Views For Sale. £ | Complete sets. Nothing tmportant or in- © toreathag loft out. “All the © pinces od people fnclumea. Erery chaz and family should have © set of views. We're the oniy photographers who mado them. EF Drop In and see them. W. H. Stalee, 1107 F St., Successor to M. B. BRADY. Sy22-16a You Suffer Unnecessarily —when you endure the constant ache of a corm or buuion. It only takes us a fe minutes to remove them or successfully Eorae any, sort of foot ailment. Absolutely yrinicas methods, Modest charges. Hours, 5:30 p.m.; Sundays, 9 to 1. PLor. 3 3, dBon ES & SON, 1115 Ba. ave., $322 1a ‘Physicians to your feet.” | lection of them. Loth rop, loth, 11th and F Sts. N.W. —_——o Our business hours until September are 7:45 a.m. to5 p.m Saturdays, 7:45 to f. Remnants Tomorrow as usual. A goodly cal- All sorts and kinds and conditions. Perfect, imperfect, fresh and finger marked—and they are all priced at wonderfully low figures for quick selling. On center tables as usual. Our Pre-Inventory Clearance Sale Is an event always welcomed by our patrons. All summer merchandise that is in excess of demand or for any reason has not sold as quickly as we wished—surplus and odd lots —-entire lines and parts of lines— everything that is a bit summery- is given a new price to quicken d tribution. Reductions are on fresh, desirable, useful goods—things of in- terest to everybody, and the strong- eSt features of this summer move- ment are the absolute genuineness of the reductions and the excellent quality of every article offered. Men’s Wearables At Clearing Prices. Seasonable things—thin Under- wear, Night Shirts and Gloves, Neg- lige Shirts and Wash Ties. Percale Neglige Shirts, cellar and cuffy attached, heat patterns, excellent fitting. Sizes 14 to 1714, 75¢. each. Reduced from $1.00 Kid-finish Jersey Gloves, tan shades. Suitable for treveling and light driving, 12}c. per pair. Reduced from 25c. Elght-weight Cambric- Night Shirts, with or with- out collar. 62gc. each. Reduced from 75c. Graduated and Flowing-end Ties, fine Scotch Cheviot end Madras; alse Steck Shield Bows in same materials for wear with high turn-down col- lars, men’s or women’s. 12hc. each. Reduced from 20 & 25c. (ist tloer.... «1007 F st. bldg.) Dress Goods At Clearing Prices. Some of this season’s most popular weaves. Make excellent traveling or outing dresses. 45, 50c. per yd. Reduced from $1.00 irs in dress lengths, - air-lIne stripes ‘g0c. per yd. -pon, wide. 50e. per yd. + gray and tan Reduced from $1.25 in a handsome shade of bro Reduced from $1.00 eotch Mixtures in dress le Ll color Ings. 50c. per yd. Reduced from $1.00 (1st floor + 10th st. bldg.) Night Robes # Clearing Prices. each. Reduced from $1.00 tton Drap d'Ete Gowns: ble wear, Low square nee fall sleeves, trimmed with lace and beading, deep hem, $3.00 cach. Reduced from $4.88 (2d floor: oth st. bldg.) Pillow Shams At Clearing Prices. A lot of Ruffled and Tucked Mus- lin Pillow Shams at exactly half price. 75¢. pair. also sul Reduced from $1.50 (24 flocr +-1th st, bldg. oe Housefurnishing Goods At Clearing Prices. Kitchen Goods, China, &c., spceal figures to close. plaie Gas Stoves, nick- eled, pe five feet of best tun-end tubing. Reduced to 95c. each. Enimeled Tea and dented. Three a at Coffee Pots, slightly rough or pint sizes, Reduced ue 25¢. each. nned Trays, large shi Reduced i 19¢c. each. eet Best Rubber Garden Hose, coupled and fitted with brass nozzle, ready for use. Reduced to $2.00 each. Tron-tank Oil Stoves. 5oc. each. Reduced from Goc. White Cui Bowls and Pitchers, full size. 5oc. set. Reduced from 80c. rman China Berry or Salad Sets, neat 13-plece € $1.65 set. (5th floor. Reduced from $2.25 , --Lth st. bldg. Glass Ware At Clearing Prices. Desirable and perfect pieces in good patterns. Plain Berry Bowts, reduced to. Large Berry Bowls, reduced to. ao Preserve Dishes, reduced to. Covered Sugar Bawls, reduced to. . Clover-leaf Sauce Dishes, redueed to. Thin-blown Claret Gi: reduced te. -10¢. 150. don $1.00 doa Thin-blown Teed Tea Glasses, engraved, reduced to 60e. doz. Bacearat Vichy Glusses, red -$1.13 doz, ‘Thin-blown Champagne Glusses, reduced to. Pressed Goblets, reduced to. Thin-blown. Goblets, reduced .to. Thia-blown Finger Bowls,engra Plain Water Pitckers, reduced to Cut Pitchers, reduced to. Syrup Pitchers, reduced to. Larg> Vases, tmitation cut, Gth thoor........ don, Ade. dox, -$1.00 doz. dred.to.$1.50 dow, reduced to: ee eta: st. wide.) Specials in Boys’ Waists. uuting Flannel Shirt Waists, Sises 4 to 14 yea Be. rare Blue Print Waists, 4 to Lt years. Percale Waists, *“Vletor,"” “Nonpareil” aud “Mother's Friend’? makes. Unlaundered, Pretty light shades. 4 to 14 years. Each... 50. Tndigo Blue Percale Watsts,” “Victor make, 4 to 14 years. Each. 1th st. bidy.) —o— Woodward & Lothrop. THE EVENING STAR, | THURSDAY, ‘JULY 23, 1896—-TWELVE PAGES. §. Kann, Sons & 4 STi & MARKET SPACE Remnants of Wash Goods. Remnants of Woolens. Remnants of Cottons. Remnants of Prints. Remnants of Linings, Remnants of Silks. Remnants of Ginghams. Remnants of Sheeting. 1 Kinds of Remnants Stock-Taking PRICES. OFF ALL Boys’ Clothing We're cleaning up stock for new fall goods in our Boys’ Department. We don’t want to carry over a single suit, so we are offering our entire stock of Boys’ and Children’s Suits at exactly half price. It’s a grand opportunity for you mothers. Get in as soon as possible. All Boys’ $4 Suits, $2.00. All Boys’ $5 Suits, $2.50. All Boys’ $6 Suits, $3.co. Ail Boys’ $7 Suits, $3.50. All Boys’ $8 Suits, $4.00. Only about 100. of of “the Boys’ 33 gud $4 Solte left —all slzes: tn cae Your choice for §1.50. All the Boys’ Wash Knee being Offered tor res PARKER, BRIDGET & CO., Clothiers, 315 7th St. it Pants are Remnants of TU VERY Du WH Pree ‘Only 13th and F. i IMPORTED. \D STRIPES NT: RANK ‘ON ‘Goubs a Vs WORTH w TO 29 % ARD- _ ig D. Stock- Se Price, Mere CS. And our time will be up. Remnants This store must be vacated , by the end of the month. We are determined To Sell Everything Tf low prices can do it. Low prices. Yes, so low that it cost the manufacturers. more to nvake the goods than we are selling them for. If you have use for anything in the OF EVERY KIND OF WoOLED FIND THEM JUST WHAT Y¢ SEPARATE OR BIKE SKIT. WEAVR eS ERERCIS |. NOVEETTES HEN- XIN PLAIDS. O8 THE PEECK RIREPAS—CHEVIC THEYRE WORTH FROM We. TO $1.25— Stock-Taking Priee, $6. TO 496. Remnants OF BEST QUALITY AMERICAN BEST _INDIGOKS— SIMPSON'S EST MOU! ING PRINTS, IX SOFT TONE GRAY AND BLACK EPFECTS— AND FINEST TURKEY RED PRINTS. WORTH FROM 8 TO 10. ¢ shape of Stock-Taking Price, FURNITURE, CARPETS, WALL PAPERS, MATTINGS, $ UPHOLSTERED eens & GOODS, ETC. 1 LL KINDS OF £ You should investigate this IX HEIN Baa 2. S ER = THEM MARKED = Clearing Sale. The goods ; are not cheap trash, made to ~ sell cheap, but honest, well- made, substantial goods. We handle no others. Lansburgh’s —— & Carpet Co.,¢ & FSts.N.W. ¢ Sonlentectectonlonteefecfoefoateetortonton HT? WOREH Remnants OR ou Eipans Tabules. On August 9. 2805, Mr. J. 1. Berth regular Staff of the Mirror, weekly so foumnal, 204 North “Third str Remnants OF | YARD.WIDE S™RAN THA THESE Wor Stock-Taking Price, ot my life for S3 Cc months ago, be while Twas ti ar > a In Xan Francisco— Ripans Tabules were recommended to tne by a young friend of ine a had gone to lim for treat- digestion and Dyspepsia, as L being my trouble and: he Le Berthow, there is no lewing In’? your money: bills pnd medicines. If you my advice, I think T cun tix in time and at little expense. “Late id he, ‘I have been Investigating the formula'of Ripans /Tabules, and T belleve It to be an nds. [haven't prescribed Tam going to try them on his advice I tried them, Remnants aking Price, 68C, ‘aa very enthusiastic over the ! Teault.. ‘The work of these little ‘Tabutes Remnants Was marvelous. They i me OF VERY BK A ‘TRA HEAVY UNBLEACH- complete rtly after F came to ED MUS “E QUALITY. WHICH. St. eels I haat a Sight ata cs on WE SELL a Y FOR ge. Ind ion and Constipation, so I wet 5 stralght to the drig store, gota box of Stock-T. ae Cc. the Patuiea, und they xed me op all right. have had any erate sh und I am feel in like bt! It is a wonderful remedy! Womlertul! ” Ripans Tabules are sold by druggists, or by it the price (00 cente a box) is seat to The Ripaos| Remnants ee euinibieata en on ORC STRIPED) AT RAL SILKS PLAIN INDIAS Se PRINTED CHINAS HECK TAFFETAS, WORTH 25 Sto Ae — = Stock-Taking Price, LOSS -PP- FE LO-OS- Sd 3 OO 1 Ik C. {Keep 2 ? e eC = ‘Drinkin ee 4 or GooD 4 SNEV. r ADE COLOR: 3 GENEVA LITHIA WA- TIGURED TER. Its faithful use cures Rheumatism, Gout, Kidney and Liver Troubles. The most valuable of all lithia waters. 7 We are sole D. C. agents. w. Thompsom,7°3 S. pHarmacist, 15th: Jy22-28d [Remnants _ OF BLACK SATIN BROCADE, HIGILCLASS TAF. FETAS, BLACK RIA z Stock-Taking Price, KNEESSI, 425 7th Street. 396. TO 496. , there is scarcely anything in the line of traveling requisites on which we cannot save you money. Of course, if you're not particular about saving go else- Remnants of 6c. DRESSMAKERS’ CAMBRIC— 240. Remnants of We. SELICIA— where. Sc ABTACTES L Alligator Club Bags, $1. 6 G ‘Belescope Cases, Te. Ups % s Grain Leather Cabin Bags, $2.50, Remnants of 8e. GRASS CLOTH— 56. Best $5.75 Trunk in the world. Kneessi, 425 Seventh St. Jy 21-28 Remnants of Saas aa ae ae ae oa aa ae, | & MAR cont ‘ Remnants of 4 } | 0 DENOOIN BLACK, Gr H Big and hap tearay unsmaeha- ff nm ¢ — ble—posseas. every convenience. No lower } AW, 4 pec peel ae than ours. Rags and , a 7 nit. Canes fine ones for little money. Re- « pairing by experts. «Lutz & Co., 497 Penn.Ave. Agente for the famous “Concord Harness, ¢ ae! S. KANH, SONS & 60. STi ST. & MARKET SPACE. ww Saly 23, 1896. Clearing Out Chocolate Si Foot Form OXFORDS $915), They ~you know the shoes — you Were know thelr superiority over $2.50, the ordinary kind. You know $2.75, what the Foot Iorm last ts. $3.50 and You know the Foot Form $4.00. ft. Langlois F St, Cor. 13th. CIS We A Bread That eae ieee | H iKrafft’s Bakery, 2 Tel lephone, 25. CON. STH st. AND babs. PRIZES —for Card Parties and “Favors” for the German sent to Washingtonians at sum- mer resorts on approval. C7 Write us the number of articles de- sired—bow many are for the men and how wany for the ladies—and how much you wish te, capend_—and welll Ao: the meet your setisfaction, Galt & Bro., JEWHLLERS,SELVERSMITHS & STATIONERS: 1107 Penn. Avenue. te VERE ict | Ladies, Unattended, May Come Here to Enjoy Cream: —— —at any time during th We have im the odor {is a great ou'll need less ice than 2 usual when our white wagons serve you. of pure Kennebec Iee—that 8 lasts longer than any other. Order from drivers or here. -Great Falls Ice Co. e2h PAL AWE ‘PHONE “only $4 Barrel (For Good Flour. It's our D TIM we're selling for this ka who une It Know w Dread it mak: but we bo {and von less, Only 50¢. pon . . Only Svc. pound. ( J. T. D. Pyles, (ae 4th st. F IVE ing ave. ne. th STORES. ei fii its Monroe st. | Amnacortia, LI YS “Perfection” Tea,’ day or eventas . Just one biz of favorite. $ = They give generous weight $ ) j ) RS YAY SERS ERED ELGIN $100 KING | ELGIN $i00 QUEEN MADE BY WORLD-FAMC Admiral Wheel, $57.50. (One Bann Little Be Wonder Toe Sundries Renting, Expert Repairing. Conn. Ave. Cycle Co., 110 and 112 Conn. J US ELGIN WATCH © oO. Ave. >to 234549 o> 45 454 ‘Pine loors :|$Varnish Stained { ITE. our preparations decelve the very elect. Their ap ance fs identical with that of the hard wood the stains are made to represent. The surface is hard as a mirror and as smooth. n, cool and easy to keep bright. © of oak, cherry, mahogany and waluut. HUGH REILLY, ot Lpospaoonasads ae eee 07300 1-1 1b. $o2 4 3 Dollars ae [tAre Dollars Earned. It's dentle ¢ > > > & oa LLLP A LS es ; ST ¢ CREAM Bread, Rolls, Risenit. é and Bastry-—but M¢ IT than any other é BLEND nm ponnits of Drea ; | MORE than 7 TR. | ER will 3 FLOUR. Accept to sud- 3 B. Earnshaw & Bro., Whotesolern &. 1105-9 110% st, se, and 1000-2 M st. we. Tt ty PHPQGHI FIST NSISIEOS HOS SHG SO Waltham Watches ARE THE MOST RELIARLE TIMEKEEPERS. Sold by all Retail Jewelers, Pet tedta3m THE WORLD OF SOCILT/ A Golden Wedding Anniversary Pleasantly Marked. ‘The Marringe of Mi Mr. Lycett—Personal Notes Hammond of Interest. Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Wilson have sent out cards announcing their golden wedding. Their marriage took place July 22, 1846, at Lexington, Mo., and the event received a pleasant. celebration here among their friends. Both Mr. and Mrs, Wilson are prominently identified with the First Pres- byterian Church, Wednesday morning, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John B. Hammond, 240 12th street southwest, their daughter, Miss Virginia Ford Hammond, was married to Mr. Hi- ward Arthur Lycett. The wedding was a very quiet affair, and only the near relatives of the bride and groom were present. Im- mediately after the ceremony the couple left for Chicago, the home of the groom. Rev. Hugh Johnston performed the cere- mony. Me srs. Sam Gans, H. Sommers, Max » R. Harris, C. C. Goldsmith and Mr. and Mrs. J. Etsenmann of this city make up a party enjoying the pleasures of Atlan- tie City. Among the Washingtonians at Atlantic City are Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dougias and their young son. Miss Florenc the home of Mr. St. Clair, Mich, lle Thompson will leave for he Ist of August for a stay Mortimer is a guest in her r and sister will remain during the winter with hi Mr. LN. Davis and family of Branch- ville, Md., have gone to Bentley Springs for the remainder of the summer. Miss Mabel, daughter of Mr. Gus Flow- ers, left Monday for Nanjemoy, Md. Mrs. R. W. Dutton and child have left for Cape May Point, N. J. Mr. and Mrs. W. 8. Thompson, Miss Thempson and Miss Edith Thompson will leave town this week for an extended trip through Canada and the White moun- tains. Dr. Walter C. Parker of this city left last week to visit relatives im Frederick county, Md. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. E. at Atlantic City. Assistant Secretary and Mrs. McAdoo passed through here today on their way from Gloucester, Mass., to Bright's Post Office, near Danville, Va., where Mrs. Tar- dy, Mrs. McAdoo’s mother, is reported to be 1 an extremely critical condition. a AT CAPON SPRINGS, West and son are One Place Where the Wheel Has Not Free Control. Correspondence of The Evening Star. CAPON SPRINGS, W. Va., July 20, 1596, Life has been very pleasant at Capon dur- ing tne eariy season, and the prospects are that the entire summer will be an unusual ly gay and successful one. Owing to the delightfully cool weather lately out-of-duor life has been especially popular, bowling, tennis, swimming in the great pool of min- eval water, horseback riding and moun- tain rambies being more than sulticient to fill up the measure of the perfect days. Revently the bicycle has also made its appearance, but there is so much else to interest one that the fad so far has not ob- a8 great a hold here as ewhere. A band from Washington is here for the and furmshes the musi for the ball room hop each evening, in addi- tion to two daily concerts upon th lawn Friday last a progressive euchre ah Harrison Powell ons took part by Mrs. Henry Mor = Lillie Pelzer of Mon or Barringe Mo., and t ake. In ad aaition Springs. Another handsome woman i rs. William M. 1 from W the bel! ext wint of the best of W > aristocracy of Georgetown nted by three of its most 5 is well ‘ominent arming members—Mrs. M. V. Berry, Alice Berry and Mrs. F. H. Bates. The recent arrivals from Washington are Dr. lop Frank Libt nd Mrs. Thomas Owen: nd Thomas M ence Libb: Adair Brooke, Irwin Brooke, Mrs. J. a Milburn, Miss Anna Ma y. Dr. A. J > R. John- Huntington, Mr. scn, Miss A. 1 son, Dr. J.C. ard D. B. Mackall.” a Corresponde NORTH CONWA 15896. White Mountain travel has increased rap- idly during the past week, and the reason is gayety is at hand. ing, gohing, base ball, mountain climbing, hops card parties constitute a few of the sions. Preparations have already made for the grand coaching p: Bethlehem, which takes place A KE. Jaggar, Washington, rege. am B. Todd and wife Sunset Pavilion. and D. Archibali are at Gray s and Brownin is re: ul tered at the Miss Abercombie London, England. are quar- of -Judge Smith of the supreme court of New Hampshire is at Fabya br. R. L. O'Brien, the dent of the Boston Trans-rip*, led at Sunset Hill Hou: President E. B. Andrews of Brown Uni- y and Prof. Guy Ashton Andrews of Maine State College are also here. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Haley of Georgeiown, Va., are at Hotel Lookoff. The Proiile House is entertaining Mrs L, Kinney, Miss Kinney, Miss F ney, C. E. Kinney, Washington, 3usire of New Hampshire. Rev. Phillp M. Prescott and William C. Marrow, Washington, and Miss Hattie Clewfel!, Baitimcre, are at the Waumbeck. eS Mach Fruit Condemned. Food Inspector Mothershead of the health department has condemned a great many canteloupes during the past few days. In some instances he condemned entire ship- ments, the commission merchants losing the frelgkt on them. There are plenty of canteloupes coming from Coan and Yeo- comico rivers now, and they are In excel- lent condition, The Arrowsmith, from the lower Potomac, brought up an imamense cargo of canteloupes and potatoes yester- day. The load was so large that che boat was three hours behind time. These can- teloupes are selling at from $2 to $2.50 a larrel wholesale and are retailing at from 10 to 30 cents apiece. Georgia watermelons re as fine as usual, and are very plentiful. hey are cheaper than usual, lange melons selling for from 25 to 40 ce 1- road charges are 10 cents for each melon, or $9) a car load. Melons from Georgia reach the local market in two days now, for they are brought here on through trains, which make as good time as the mail trains. South Carolina melons are also plentiful, but the dealers say they are not so good as the Georgia melons and do not bring the price that is brought by the Georgia fruit. | BALDNESS IS ONTEN PRECEDED OR ACCOM- panied by grayness of the hair. To prevent both [atdnese and geayness, use Taii's Hale lenewer. an honest remedy. and Mrs, J. R. Whiting, | e will go to | BY THE SEA, Washiegtoninas Danct ie had and Havt a Geod Time Generally. Correspondence of The Evening Star. CAPE MAY, N. J., duly 22, 1896. During the past fortnight Cape May has filled up, and the season equals that of last year in point of numbers, but excels | any of the past in the briliancy of social matters, Between the dances, boat par- ties, ball games, bicycle riding and other events plenty amusement is to be had all the time. ; There has been a week of sunshine, tem- pered with cool breezes. The first cf the series of germans was denced at the Stockton Wednesday even- inj About forty-cight of the elite of Cape May's summer soci iety took part. These germans will be given every other Wednesday night uniil about the middie of September. His eminence Cardinal Gibons Tuesday morning at “x baptism fant daughter of M. ambassador. The cerem 20 at the cottage her assisted by other clergy sodfather, M. Genjamin Constant, represented by Rey. Father Orban of the Catholic University. The godmother was as Marquise de Chambrun, who was Romero, wife « The child was « ened Constan: d was born here A June & br st followed the cere- mony | br. F. A. King is among the Washing- ton colony at th Ww | . lb f Dent Chal James H Wash- at of Doughty. Mis. John Bennett Gaines, Louis P. Ch orwood Clarence M . varies 1. Hanford of Washingto: uble of Pre: tial Candidate Bryan, at th »bitt Hons el Phillips of xandria, Va. is a of cottage friends he tative and H. Mercer at the Stock Dbons, Re S. Caughey d., and Rev. Father Orban of are guests at the cottage of homas of Philadelphia. Cardinal Satolli will also be entertained by Mr. Thomas, The family of Senor Andrade, the Vene- wielan minister, is at the Marine Villa for the season. Senor Andrade is expected in a few days. Ex-Postmaster General John Wanamaker and family are at thetr cottage. . and Mrs. Henry A. Smith Maud Smith of Washington, accompanted Miss Julia Meen of Lynchburg, Va., are staying at the Shoreham The Misses Russell of Georgetown Heights ere spending the summer with cottage friends. Charles A. Brewton of Georgetown was a recent guest here. Colonel William Schock of Alexandria, Va., is a guest at Congress Hall Marshal A, A. Wilson and family are Soon to arrive at the Stockton for a visit George E. Hamilton, attorney, and fam- ily are Stockton guests. Among the more prominent arrivals from Washington wre: Stockton—Mr. and Thomas Waggaman, |) Miss F. . Fit nd Miss Sickles, George F. Curtis, M Maury Dove. Colonial—Mrs. J. T. Mother, Miss E. Vail, Mrs. Annie Little, Miss Holmes. Star Vi Wilkins, Mrs. Mary E. Pickrell, Helen Watkins, Miss Mary E. Hume. Withdrawirg Gold to I A significant ture of 1 at the treas is the growing ir the amount of gold withdraw ing in this country nesday in coin was di Among the at Pe icin. ! HAMMOND. On DAWA D HAMMOND. Wednosdry LYcErT 2: ARTUR —___»ss— pinb. July Tuesday ter a am. NORA. FRAN nd Cail A seven days. eal will sears 189 Degarted thie life hat on July 20, DICK. 1 LAURA V. DICK, ning f Weary, for we he BY Funeral will take eelock, from t 1506, at a JACKSON, at in Mt PINCKNEY On Wednesday, J 1 paint tein, 1 from his northw Friends In Memoriam. ALPRED emory of my dear husband, departed this life three Zt, ISDS, Loved in Ii In loving + IXE MYF LAW. Perfect Health. Keep the system in perfect order by the occasional use of Tutt’s Liver Pills. They regulate the bowels and produce A Vigoreus Body. For Sick Headache, Malaria, Bil- iousness, constipation and Kindred Diseases an absolute cure. TUTT’S Liver PILLS