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1901 THE GREAT
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TO The De, N 5s3s Hk WEsr APP sSTTHwEsr
TRAINS i$PS sau....
Of sixth and streets. a. follows WIS., 0''ne'
Fur Ptttsbury and the West 500 a. M daily with
S WITH 20 ssrs . .na
Snh1 D. 81: LOUIS and Chicago $50 daily
BHLTiaoRE. AND P isSPS RAILROAD.
xor Ganaidaigia, Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara, with
f fsror Gag 70 Watkins and the North, at 500
prsiAy. with Palace Cars TO Canandzigua and Wat
Tor Wilhsmsport Lock Haven and Elmira at 1880 a.
For New York and the East 500 a m. 10 80 am 200
lo;l5 ?. m; limited express Of Pullman Parior Carr
s:30 Am. daily. except Sunday
sey City with boats OF Brooklyn Annex. sffortn1
direct transfer 70 Fulton street, avoiding double
For PhiladelPhia 500 n 10: So a. m 90 s. 40 10.OO
and 1918 pm: On sunday. 100 5: 40 1000 and
10: 70 p Limited Express. $50 Am daily eI-
For Balsmors GO 90 49, 1880 am. and 200.
sunday, 500. 1880 m. 200. $40. 80 100 20
Tor Pores Crssk Line $40 am and 44o p. IN. daily.
Tor Annapolis. go am. and 40 pm. daily except
ALExANpKiA ANpFREDERIcKsBURe RAILWAY
A ASn pd ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON
For Aexandria 100, TAO, $40. and IL 80 NJ Am
sSS SO and az soa mso e R-p On sunday 81
Trains sa1Ss sos and
io:6 an: 100 ana s.os pm. 'DAuAs " QUO and
a cssens Il tie
nom r. Moo6 PASSENGER
FRANK THOMSON. General Manager. nov2S
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nne-year-old Boston girl. Of good training
and pleasant home surroundings voluntarily
went off with blind beggar, to lead him and
hold his cup.
woman hanged herself three times in ons
night in a Springfield cell. using strips OF her
clothing to make nOoses. and each time was Gus
down before she was quite dead.
In the trial of Mrs. Fletcher. Boston spiritual
medium, for swindling dupe. she asked the
courts permission to introduce the testimony OF
disemboded spirit. His honor said no.
The tramp who would, for ameal or a lodging,
and sometimes for drink, drive a pin full
length into his leg is now in an Ohio hospital.
The punctures caused symptoms of lockjaw.
Chicago has undertaken to regulate two
street nuisances by law. Organ grinders are
permitted to turn the crank only between q.
m. and Up. m. and persons who throw banana
peel on the sidewalk are subject to a fine of 80.
BlancO Flores, the Mexican murderer and
eX-member of the Vasquez gang of bandits,
was killed near Gunia Monday while attempting
to escape from custody.
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THE AMERICAN PAPER-MAxERs' AssocIArro,

The AMERICAN PAPER-MAKERs' ASSOCIATION
met at Saratoga N. Y, yesterday. President
wellington Smith, of Lee, Mass, presiding. He
congratulated the association on the prosperous
condition Of the paper trade, which, he said,
was mainly attributable to the tariff. which pre-
vented them from being thrown in competition
with the pauper labor of Europe. The increased
production of all the mills in 1880 over 1879 was
about Is per cent of book and news and SO per
cent of writing; the total capacity of all the mills
in the country was $500 tons per day of all kinds
OF paper. 1t was also shown that paper was
sold in New York as low, quality for quality as
In London. The Philadelphia division COM
mittee consists of Messrs. Charles Hamilton and
M. II. Nixon, and ]. A. Dushane, Baltimore
The increase in the export of paper in 1850 over
1879 has been 16, 500 TONS
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jan12


BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
THE MODEL FAST k kESE Asp THE ONLY LINE
THE EAST AND THE WEST. VIA WASHINGTON.
DOUBLE TRACK. JaNEY COUPLER! STEEL
SCHEDULE TO TAKE EFFECT SUNDAY MAY 2aD.
rsgH aaSsnsh sD ST. LOUIS
BBtfffs kf Fsf Sy snd Way s'aons
sssbars wnehssssr. Haserstosns and ' @ay. VIA
$40 Pe:nt of Rocks and Way Stations.
PRkEs f.E, MN Y YeR IA AND BOSTON
O-sTATNfoN AND VALLEY lsY EXPRESS EXPRESS tcon-
P Pe 19e and at Point of Rocks for
ssOoaOn sunday only. for Baltimore. Annapolis and
1000 ssIrrSS 'sE; EXPRESS stops At H,....ns
lo;4s~1PIfTsBuEa SaicAeo. CINCINNATI AND
1a:lO Baltimore, Encoss City, Annapolis and Way Sta
2s-9. sunday only for Bsl:imore and Way.
$50. BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA AND NEW
s:sO-Batnore and Way stations. Winchester Fred
4soBA hn5fs"P Sna TTTs Ii ks ASB LAUREL
a r.. I frederick, via Relay. stops Annap-
chester and Way stations. ION Sunday to Point Of
$ss e. INV Way stations
ws5 Va Ra1 sS !. ,S6 and
6s05-Pont of Rocks and Way stations.
tHe Ny Hsi s1fssPf AND LAUREL
EXPRESS.
fS:l5xPLrTsBURG. CINCINNATI and ST. LOUIS
EXPRESS.
fss50-PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK and BOSTON
- EAPkESS. Sleeping Cars to New York.
1D:O0LBAITIMORE, HYATTSVU.LR and Laurel.
EAPRESS. Stops on signal to let OF passengers
At any station between Washington and ANNAPOLIS
Junction.
.fDaiy- :Sundays only. Other trains daily. except
Sunday.
An trains from Washington stop at Relay Station.
For further information apply At the Baltimore and
Ohio Ticket Office. Washington Station aud GIG and 1851
Pennsylvania corner Hth street. where orders
VIII be taken for baggage be checked and received
any point in the city. ms
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A MISSISSIPPI MURDER.-A dispatch from
Columbus, Miss says a foul murder was Con-
United 10y two negroes near Crawford. in thst
county, recently. Alfred Bordcns and his wife
Lena were walking by the house Of JEFF. wooten,
when the woman struck her husband with Q
stick: JEFF Wooten followed her example
lnfiicting heavy blow, and the assailed man
fell, when he was thrown into q cistern. Both
murderers are in Jail No motive is given for
the deed
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The p, w. B. REORGANIZATIoN.-T board
OF directors of the Philadelphia Wilmington
and Baltimore Railroad Company held meeting
in Philadelphia yesterday afternoon for reorgan-
Ization under the Pennsylvania railroad manage
ment. The train rules and general system now
in operation on the Pennsylvania railroad were
adopted. and among the officers chosen were
the folowing:-Isaac Hinckley, president; A. J..
Cassatt, vice president; Frank Thomson, general
manager; II. +. kenney, superintendent: Robt.
Craven, secretary and treasurer. The heads of
departments chosen are Pennsylvania railroad
officials
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DEATH OF THE BROTHER OF THE LATE BRIG
HAM YOUNG.-Ab0ut four o'clock on Saturday
morning President Jos. Young, Familiarity known
as Uncle Joseph, brother of the late President
Brigham Young, breathed his last at his resi-
dence in the 18th ward. He was "a years of age.
For some time he has been very feeble and
lately has nfered severe attack of sickness
which it was feared last week might terminate
fatally but he rallied, and It was believed he
However, he died on Saturday morning, passing
away as calmly as q child at sleep.-Sdh Lake
(Us0h) Herald, Judy IL.
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SHOT BY A DEPUTY SHERIFF.-A dispatch from
Edwards, Miss, reports the killing of Henry
Cole by Deputy sheriff Cornelius. of IssaquenS
county. Cornelius went to Edwards to arrest
Cole and some other negroes for violation of con-
tract with planter up the Mississippi river. The
killing followed
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ARRESTED FOR MARRYING BOY.-Mrs. Emma
Chadwick, of Paterson NJ, was arrested yes
terlay on q charge Of bigamy preferred by Ste
phen Conkling. His son, George E. Conkling.
aged eighteen, became infatuated with her and
they went to Passaic, where they induced the
Rev Philo p. Leavens, pastor Of the Presbyte-
rian church, to marry them. The young man
said that he was over twenty-one years Of AGE.
and consequently did not need the consent OF
his parents. They then returned to Paterson,
bat the parents Of the groom did not like the
match. they learned that their daughtef-in-law
had husband living in this city, but that they
were separated On the ground that Mrs. Chad
wick did not bear good character. She did not
deny that she married Conkling when aEraigned
before Recorder Warren, but abe said she thought
herself free, - her husband had married agaln
NJ. 1ri5Has, S1A
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A MAD CAT was shot i'm Jersey City on Tuesday
after she had bitten a man and horse. The
man was one of the benevolent kind, who
thinking the animal had been abused by the
boys standing around. delivered a lecture upon
cruelty to animals. His lecture was arrested
suddenly. for as he stopped to fondle the cat
she bit him on the wrist till the blood came He
retreated suddenly to a drug store to have the
wound cauteriZed.
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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOR FEED.

PROPOSALS FOR FEED.
NAVY PAY OFFICE
WASHINGTON, July 26. 1917
or bs t. . os
eed ls Il e Ns UF S for FEED to be y
spelse to the government and subject to the usual in
"a AS Fn D9SEs A. Sh ioos No.
s0o bushels go lbs.) Oats
of e 4 &c 5ss In Ssn The
~ aay and saw 70 b delivered within 80 days from date
in monthly quantities, as reuired 70 'e delivered
The right 8 Iessryed to reject all bids should it
,o,7a j. ADAMS SMITH,
PROPOSALS FOR COAL AND LUMBER.
N R Ct ' % b.
81 fst .9s 1sE W isssssf ss
the usual inspection and condition, viz:
BUREAU CONSTRUCTION AND REPAIR.
Class s7-l go tons Cumberland Coal g, 24O Ibs.)
Class cubic feet Yellow Yellow Pine i PAM soe
Each class viii be awarded separately.
deemed .dv.nt.seeas to the GSSernmsns t. ''' n0'
Blank forms for bids and all necessary information to
,u,, 60 J. ADAMS SMITH,,
!5ii-1aNo" ray inspector, U. >. N.
pROPOSAL FOR COPPER.
w.,n NAVY PAY OFFICE
Sealed Proposals. in duplicate. to be indorsed Propo-
III o r M s 81 ssf SAY of tn s p9
Be s d s %
Yard, under cognizance of Bureau CONSTRUCTION and
Repair This Copper win be required follows ITO 600
80 pa ss
200 lbs Ingot Bar Copper to be about 81 inches long
lbs. ' " e ' -"
The whole to be delivered in sixty days from award
Inc whole OF this Copper viii be subject to the and
inspections OF the proper officers Of the Washington
Navy Yard. to whom bidders referred. No Proposal
Will be considered unless from a manufacturer sof or
regular dealer in Copper
The right reserved to reject any or all OFFERS should
do - ~ W.
Blank forms for bids to be had at this Office
]. ADAMS SMITH,
YI9-mGth2w Pay Inspector o. g. A.
PROPOSALS FOR THE ERECTION OF A HIGH
OFFICE OF THE INSPECTOR OF BUILDINes
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
WASHINGTON, July ~, 1881.
Sealed Proposals YIN Be received at tho office Of the
the erection Of High School Building the plsna seci-
ncarons and for which viii be furnished
deposit Of 81 600 must accompany each bid ~ 30
tract for the work with good and sufficient bond wihn
nye (5) days from date Of award of contract.
ne commissioners reserve the right to reject any or
By order Of the Commissioners D. G.
.oo =. THOS. B. ENTWISLE,
V@S-ot Inspector of Buildings
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STRANGE PROSECUTIONS OF LADY BY Al
LEGGED DETECTIvEs.-The police of POughkeep-
sic. Ny. have been annoyed by strange carry
ings-on there by men claiming to be detectives
woman registering at the Northern Hotel as
Ella A. Merritt, of New York who was lady-like
and modest, was denounced TO the hotel prOprie-
tor and police (by means of anonymous postal
cards. as sneak thief of the most dangerous
character. The woman only staid few days.
and before leaving paid her bill; but since then
two detectives have been spying around. one
watching the other. One of them processes to
be friendly to the prosecuted lady, and gives her
an excellent character
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HE DROUGHT IN NFw JERsEY.-Muchda damage
to the farm lands and suffering 10 cattle at onp
Branch. n. j., is beini, caused by the prolonged
drought. The army worms thrive on the parched
grain and clover fields. repetition of last
summers terrible drought Is feared
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HUNTING Down A VILLArNOUs GUIDE
Charles Parker. a guide in the AdirOndacks at
Blue Mountain Lake, guiding Mrs. George Bull
from FOrked Lake to Long Lake Tuesday.
where she was to be the guest Of ex-senator
Platt. made a henious assault upon her. He
almost strangled her and tore her clothing into
shreds. All the guides of the Adirondscks are
hunting the villain down. They have sworn
vengeance and will have him dead or alive
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TWO TENNESSEE ADMINISTRATIONS has
been received from Woodbury. Cannon county,
Tenn. of two cold-blooded murders lust COM
mitted at that place. One was the shooting
of an old man named Odem by his son-in-law,
Wilson; the other was the killing with dirk
OF John Page by Lewis Bremen. Both wero
unprovoked murders.
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TERRIBLE DEATH.-HarTy Abbot. son OF Gen.
n. l.. Abbot, United States army, stationed at
Willetts Point NY. died at Wilton. Nh, Mon.
day, from injuries received a few hours before by
falling from load OF hay on TO the pointed end
of stake Of the wagon. the stake entering hin
side.
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The NEW COMET Can observer writing
from Haverford College. near Philadelphia gives
the following information i'm relation TO the last
comet: what the new comet discovered by
Sch;nberle at Ann Arbor will be developed into
cannot be certainly predicted. That it will be
a bright object to the naked eye is sure. IN
like the Other. it was seen month before il
reached peril.clion. and while il was yet almost
directly approaching Us. 1t is now beginning
to show it's tail, which may not previously have
existed. or which may have been so directly be-
mind it that it was eclipsed by the head. Like
the other, 1t Is probably also new comet The
comet described in Chinese annals in 1887 and
win which this is supposed to have something
In common, was very bright one which was
visible for four months. But re-
cent calculation of the Harvard Oh
servers seems to show an entirely differ
ent oroit 1t can be seen in the morning i'm the
northeast. in the constellation Aurjga. from ?
O'Clock till dawn. 1t will shortly be visible in
the northwest In the evening"
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MIDHAT PAsHA and all the conspirators en-
gagged in the murder of Abdul AziZ except the
two actual assassins-who are condemned to
death-have been sent to Elhedjaz, Arabia,
where they will be kept in exile for the remain
der of their lives
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The INVESTIGATION OF the charges against Su.
perintendent Dodge. of the San Francisco mint,
is now i'm progress. The substantial allega-
ton against Mr.. Dodge is that he favored the
Anglo-California bank by receiving bullion be-
low the standard, and that his action caused loss
to the government
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WILL BE SATISFIED WITH S1.99 Per Day
Delegates from the 800 laborers and mechanics
employed in the city departments Central Hall
New York. asked that their wages of 81 a da,
should be restored to them, they having been
reduced to SLIGO per day. The mayor showed
that the restoration was prohibited by legal
difficulties. and the men now say they will bt
satisfied with 81 so day Only
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THE EVENING STAR.


A PROPOSITION FOR PURCHASE NOW PENDING.
Gen. Roger A. Pryor denies that a syndicate
has been formed for the purchase of the Spraguc
estate and settling with the creditors. He saws
that proposition is now pending which will
probably result In the purchase of the property
by William. Amasa. Mary and Fanny Sprague
Ii effected all litigation will at once cease II the
arrangement is perfected the Spragues will raise
money by mortgage to pay for it. The amount
to be paid is something like 8. 600 OF
81. 600, o0G and this will give the creditors As or
30 per cent of their claims.
SALE OF THE CoMPANY'S PROPERTY IN MAINE.
The sale of the Sprague Manufacturing COM
pany's property i'm Augusta. Me-. took place at
noon yesterday. as advertised. The cotton mills.
the dam, the saw-mills. the boardng-houses.
&c. were sold to Samuel Haines. of Grecnyille.
Nh. agent for Wright. Bliss & Fabyan, of Bos-
ton. for S350,O00. There were no other bidders.
Gen. Geo. Lewis Cook, representing Trustee
Chaffee. guaranteed clear title TO the property.
The sale is bona fide. and it is the intention of
the Boston parties to utilize the water privilege
by erecting new cotton mills. The sale of sepa-
rate parcels of real estate is postponed until
August 16.
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MARRIED.

ROwE-BARNES. At the parsonage of the Madison
Square NJ L. Church. Baltimore, Md, July Is 1884, ~
Rev. Richard Norris, JOHN X. ROWE, Of Baltinlare
county, Md, 20 ELLA BARNES. Of Washington, ID. O.
baltimore sun please copyl
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OBJECTIONS TO BUsKEs.-The royal commission
now negotiating peace treaty with the Beers,
objects to the presence of Bushes. the Hollander.
who took such conspicuous part i'm the war
and who now acts as secretary to the deputation
of Beers. The English commissionery say that
his manner is offensive and insOlent.
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HOBOxEN's KISSING MINISTER ATTRACTING
ATTENTIoN.-The eccentric conduct OF Rev Mr..
Hafferman. whose resignation was demanded
several months ago by the members of the Ger
man Lutheran Church i'm Hoboken because
he had kissed his servant, is attracting
attention in that city. Some Of the
Weather members of his congregation, after his
deposition, raised a subscription and sent
him TO Germany, but he returned. Recently he
has conceived the idea OF starting a new church,
and has several times written 10 Mrs Edwin A.
Stevens asking for $1,000 10 begin with. He
finally became so importunate that Mrs. stevens
had to call upon the police. Hafferman has
meanwhile annoyed his successor In the Luz
theran pulpit 10y asking for small loans. A few
days ago he went to the parsonage and when Q
loan OF - was refused him drew a pistol
Why" asked the officiating minister I'm alarm.
You don't intend 10 shoot me?"
No, no. Of course not" was Rev Mr. Halter
mans answer. IL wanted to see If YOU would
lend me 50 on the pistol
The money WAS lent and Hafferman went
away. Recently a subscription was taken up q
second time to send Hafferman away but at tho
last moment he changed his mind and refused 20
leave the city.-EY. World 27h
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By virtue OF deed Of trust dated April 10th, A. D.
Of the land records for the District OF Columbia and
at the request OF the party secured thereby shall sell
~ Pnonc suction, IN front of the premises on FRI
PAY, July TWENTY NINTH. 1851. at SIX O'CLOCK
NJ ~ that certain piece parcel of Ground situate
IN me CITY OF Washington District of Columbia known
and described being Lot numbered four a and the
southern half OF Lot numbered ve all square num-
bered six hundred and (656 together with the
Improvements consisting of frame dwelling. &C.
Ierms One-third cash. and the balance in six and
twelve months with interest at six per cent per annum
secured by deed Of trust the property Sold ali
SAFE and al eonyeyancing at purchasers cost. Terms
70 De complied with in seven days. otherwise the Trus
and cost of the defaulng after five days ad
verQsement. WILLIAM H. WARD,
JyI9-eoHds Trustee.
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MEDICAL. &c.

rsEsSTAs1 A IL a., AsD
70 and 70 9: An Female Complaints and Irregular.
fo ss s Sglss cured Prompt treatment
NO CURE NO PAY!-TO ALL AFFLICTED WITH
~ private diseases come at and you shall be re-
Frs. sos soutR wsst ''''' je Sr2nh-
DR: RECORD. !4l WEST FAYETTE STREET, BAL
amors from long experience in hospital and private
orders Of the blood throat nose or skin 2cts Of n
discretion with Spernlatorrhea. premature decay lost
py radically cured Recent q
cured in three to eight days by local remedy Cali or
ed from fee. jelT3ms
nR- BROTHERS is THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED
- Ladies Physician in Washington. Female Irregu-
Once eos strssssOushwsst opposite Smithsonian No
MADAME DE FOREST HAS REMEDY FOR La !.
consulted daily .. 924 It'll street northwest Once hours
skkfk + hsD T BAN FRR Rn s.s
, ,cbs Msni pzznss Neryou. Head
mposeDss Solntsry o. iss
Old Age caused BY -exerton. self abuse Or over
One Each boz oo ons ONE
Ss na b. mani d prrsa c Q. M 91ss
We guarantee six boxes to cure any With each
antee to the money il the trestment does not
i
WE'LL. 4SO Pennsylvania avenue, Washington, D. c. .,
Wholesslesnd Retail Agents. to whom all orders should
be addressed. Ocl6-s, t. tbs
MANHOOD REsTORED.-Av victim of early impru-
AM dence. causing nervous debility. premature decay
Simple Sn Of When be- has
free to his fellow sunerers.
Address J. H. REEVES,
octI-eo 43 Chatham street. New York.
nR MOTIFS FRENCH POWDERS CURE
l)for Kidney Diseases, Gravel and all Urinary Diseases
Nervous Debility Seminal Weakness, I'm otency. elect
Scrofnla. Syphilis and al Blood and Skin Diseases
speedily cured Gonorrheea cured in - hours. For
sale by WI. b. ENTWISLE, Druggist corner 18th
street and Pennsylvania Price S. per box sent
Dy mall under seal on receipt OF price. me
CONSULT DR.. ROBERTSON EVERY WEDNESDAY,
- and Saturday at his office, A56 street w.. near
~ street from 70 O'Clock p. M. who, with fifteen
years guarantees in all diseases OF
Urinary Organs. Nervous and Seminal Weakness, Noe
tlTnA Emissions Impotency. &c. GOnorrh9a Syphi-
day. Consasi9n strictly private and separate offices
Main office. 10 s. Eusaw street. Baltimore. Charges
moderate. feb7
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LADIES' GOODS.

LAD1LO 0oO1J0.
Mrs. }. ?. PALMER,
No. llo7 STREET NORTHWEST.
Having left Europe June 18th 70 make tcc.ins for
next seasons goods we win offer the remainder Of our
STRAW eo0p Su shkSf Etc., r1fs ss OSTRICH
at greatly reduced prices
Store closes at $50 p. m daily July and August. y7
AT COST AT COST!
M11L 1SF MH asb f fHscK 2 26
EmP PsSs Bsnns Hats Es.taers Fever Laces
Fancy Articles, a. An. ASP BELOW anu
NOW is THE TINE AS1" rs SECURE sHsT BARGAINS
MRS. M. J. HUNT,
jy7 62l AND 62s D STREET, bet. 9th and It'll NV.
NJ s. e REk SsNI app ss
Sit asd Maps n tSs
French Cessss Lawn and Percale Wrappers Lawn and
IN Bl.sf
psesas 1Rs
NJ. WILLIAM,
jes que irs'''e f' 81 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
NINE. WASHINGTON,
VA FASHIONABLE
DRESSMAKING AND TRIMMING STORE
1911 PENNSYLVANIA AVE.
Dresses, Suits, Costumes Coaks &C., made in supe-
sss f Ssss sa perfect as.. sss
DoUGLAss'
- Ninth STREET. ST. Cloud BUILDING.
HOSIERY DEPARTMENT.-SPECIA FOR
THE COMING WEEK: A BEAUTIFUL ENGLISH
HOSE, in Cardinal, and Navy Blue. fun fashioned at
Isle THREAD FINISH PIN STRIPE HOSE at IS
cents, regular price 63 cents.
GLOVE DEPARTMENT.-Best 2-Elastic Isle
THREAD GLOVES g cents, former price 35 cents
from 80 cents. Other styles in proportion.
PARASOLS:.AI.L pARASOlS WILL BE SOLD AT
DISCOUNT OF 20 PER CENT.
SILK MITTS, ALL SHADES.
DOUGLASS
y2 9TH STREET.