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Ihave been afflicted for twenty years with an obsti-
nate skin disease called by NJ D.. Psoriasis and
others Leprosy, commencing on my scalp. and, in
spite OF all could do with the help Of the moot skfu
doctors slowly but surely extended until year ago
this winter 1t covered entire person form of dry
scales For the last three have been unable to
do any labor and suffering intensely all the ie Every
morning there could be nearly dustpanful Of scales
taken from the sheets Of bed. them half "A
large as the envelope containing this letter. In the lat
ter part OF winter my skin enced cracking OPEN
tried everything. almost, that could be thought Of
without relief. The 18th June started west in
hopes could reach the Hot Sprngs reached Detroit
and was so low thought should have to 20 to the hos
ptal. but finally got far Lansing Mic h. where
had sister living. One DR.. - treated me about
two weeks, but did me no good All thought had but
short time to live. earnestly prayed TO die Cracked
through the skin all my back, across NV ribs.
arms, hands, limbs feet badly swolen nails came
off, fnser-nsils dead and hard bone hair dead dry
and hfeess as old straw. o, my God! how did snfer
My sister. Mrs z. H. Davis had small part OF a bo1
OF CUTICUEA In the house. She wouldn't give
up Said. I'VE win try CUTICURA." Some was
applied ON one hand and arm. FurekaI There
was relief Stopped the terrible burnin0
sensation from the word go. They immedi-
ately got the CuTIcURA REsoLvRNT, CUr1cuaA and
SOAP. 1 commenced by taking one tablespoonful Of
hksoLVESF three times day after meals; had bath
once day, water about blood heat; used CurIoup
SOAP freely applied CUrIcuRA morning and evening:
Result returned to my home In Just six veeks from
time left and my akin smooth a. this sheet OF
paper.
HIRAM e. CARPENTER.
HENDERSON, JEFFERSON Co., N. T.
Sworn to before me- this nineteenth day Of January.
1850.
A. II. lKHTNewxLI. Justice Of the Peace,
CUTIcuRA RxsoLvKNT. the new blood purifier. In
ternally. and CUTICURA. and CUrIouRA SOAP the
great skin cures externally. clear the Complexion
cleanse the Skin and Scalp, and purify the blood of
every species OF Itching Scaly. Pimply, scrorulous
Mercurial. and Cancerous Humors and Skin Tortures
when physicians. hospital.. and Ill othar means fan
Sold everywhere.
POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CO.. BOSTON.
BEAUTY SOAP
For Infantils and Birth Humora Roush. Chapped or
Greasy Skin. Blackheads Pimpes and Shin Biemishea
use CUTICURA SOAP. an exquisite SKIN BEAUTI-
FER. and Toilet. Bath and Nursery Ganstiya fr.-
grant with dsicious flower odoss and Cutcura healing
basams. ssa0
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OFFICERS ELECrED.-The Polk County Tropical
the following directors: Hon. James Gilnllan, C. s.
Bundy. L. R. Harrison, F. Dainese, E. p Mallory,
G. n. Wilmington, B. NJ. Stoddard, q. F. Smith, G..
S. Peabody and s. I. WALES.
At the annual meeting of the Uniformed Batta-
lion, ]. O. O. F., held last evening, the following
officers were elected: John T. Chauncy, chief cap
tain; Alexander Scott, captain first company !;
William II. Frazier, captain second company; WILL
liam T. Galliher, captain third company; T. Wal
ter Fowler, captain fourth company; Thomas w.
Fowler, a,iiutant; B. A. Kidder, QuartermaSter;
John H. Seifrert. surgeon; w. j. Redstrake, chap
lain; j. A. Shackelford, sergeant major; James w.
Hughes, color bearer.
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q OBJ LOT WHITE MARsE1LLEs AND pIouEs
AT HALF PRICE.

JOB LOT WHITE MARsE1LLEs AND p1ouEs
AT HALF PRICE.
12k CENTS -is''i = -
40inches wide Nuns Yelling, all colors.
~ inches wide Foules. ali colors.
40 inches wide Spring Cashmeres.
~ inches wide Spring Chodda.
All Wool and Silk and Wool Dress Goods. Is cenks
An Wool Lace Bunting IS cents.
40 inches wide LupiD's Lace Bunting. 20 cents.
Lace 0ren adines. oil styles. from Is cents
Black Cashmeres. 81, So 10 and IS cents.
MADRAS GINGHAMS marked down to 8 cents.
Union Linen Lawns, cents.
OrRandy Lawns, II cents.
India Linen, H. Is. 18, 20 and Is cents.
Persian Lawn, 26 cents.
PARASOLS.
Coaching Parasols, all colors, S. so.
Iw1lled Silk PafasOs, 81. SO. 81 90 and g. so.
Satin Parasols, g. so.
STRAW MATING.
Plain. White and Fancy styles
FLOOR Of Cloths, all widths, from 81 cents.
C. M. WsON,
636 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. South aide. near 7th
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w. w. BuRDkrrE & Co.
DRY GOODS, DO.
EXTRAORDINARY ANNOUNCEMENT.

GREAT DECLINE IN DRY GOODS IN NEW YORK.
We have taken advantage OF the great decline in DRY
GOODS in New York, and have bought immense
stock and propose to give the advantage of price
our customers and all who may favor US with call
lew OF which we name
Two cases Of French Chambry GINGHAMS. at l2bc,
usual pricr elsewhere 1Sc.
Two cases of handsome Pacific Mills sATINEs 15c.,
usual price 25c.
surah and Rhadames SILKS. 81. usual price s1.25.
Five hundred pieces Of India LINENS the best White
Goods imported. and at least 30 per cent less than
they have ever been sold, ranging in price from Is
to soc.
White. Cream and Black NUNS YELLING &c., usual
price 75c.
Go cd quality NUNS YELLING. csc. per yard
White. Cream and Black ALBATRoss the very best
quality 7oc. per yard, usual price 81.
Silver Gray Spring SILKS at So g. and 75c per yard.
Lining SILK, 500.
Black and Colored Gros Grain SILKS. at 62x 75 S7k
81, 1925. 81. so. s. g. and 50.
Five hundred PARAsOI.s and SUN UMBRELLAS, at
very low prices.
Also very large and fine stock OF fine Atwood DF ESS
GOODS and Ladies' CLOTH SUITINGS for the
seashore, the country or for travelling.
Also. HOSIERY. GLOVES and UNDERWEAR, the
best quality at fair prices.
-Four cases OF PRINTED LAWNS. fast colors, &c. per
yard.
u All OF our early Spring purchases have been
marked down to conform in price with the great
gains which We have just purchased
70 Everything guaranteed In price and quality, and
no one allowed to underseIl US.
w. W. BURDETTE & CO.,
5e2-3t Nos. 928 It'll street and 7O6 K street NV.
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ROSES AT ACCTIoN.-Dont miss the sale OF
choice roses at Dowling's, corner Pennsylvania
avenue ami 18th street, on Tuesday morning. at 10
O'clock. A fine stock OF popular and leading
varieties will he sold
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CITY ITEMS.

Hats for June. 1883
Gentlemen's and boys fine Macklnaw straWs.
Pearl and nutria, stiff and soft felt hats,
Immense stock OF boys Jumbo hats, so, rs, 81 90
At R 6. Lewis, 900 7th St. bet and SITS. n. W.
Gentlemen's Summer FURNISHINGS.
"Climax shirts" laundered best dollar shirt made
Mems and boys gauze under vests, long and short
sleeves;
New York pattern drill drawers, perfect fitting so
Linen collars, hank'rs. suspenders, half hose silk
ana cottOn neckWear, Isle gloves, &C., &C., at our
usual low prices; also, complete assortment Of
ladies' and gentlemen's travelling trunks nd bags
SILK and Bingham umbrellas, shawl straps, ham,
mocks, linen caps, night shirts. percale shirts &c.
$40 9TH street NV.
The Missing Undershirt.
Tne morning was warm, and he 1mprudently
made change in his underclothing. Our climate
Is deceptive. Before evening there came up
course. But Perry Davis Pain Killer was used for
relief, with the happiest effect In these summer
months OF suddenly varying temperature, every
body ought to keep bottle Of this valuable REM
edy within reach.
Is an established fact, and one OF the popular
errors Is that foreign fabric is OF necessity better
than the American This is deuSion. Many
makes OF domestic goods, notably blue hannelS,
give more satisfaction than the foreign. More
shOddy is used In England than any other country
Invariably give the preference to American made
goods when the style is correct Examine my
fabrics, and see If my styles good.
GEO. c. HENN1NG,
40 9TH street
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

TT,HE IMPRISONED OFFERS FOR SALE Or
will exchange for city property Of equal value,
farm in Charles county Md. near Waldorf. az miles
from the Baltimore and Potomac Railroad there
are two stations one at Mattawoman the other ut Wal
dori with good level roads leading them. This farm
contains 265 and is divided three shifts the
~nos icing under good encng with .bund.nce Of
and saw mill at Matawoman station. public school
with quarter OF . mile of the house. Catholic
en- within three hundred yards Of the dwelling and
three telling springs near by The land is rood
ana easily cutvated has it comfortable story
awslngi nearly new with eight rooms and handsome
park All necessary outbuidings, including Q large
barn an Of which are in good order. Also. ten
Any wishing to the property can do 30 by tax.
ing the A40 evening train. stop at Waldorf that night
drive to the farm in the morning in thirty minutes
viii have ample time to examine and return to wash
ington in 220 evening train.
The undersisned will 60 down with any one wishing
to examine the premises.
8. b. ROARMAN.
Je2-6t' Bank Of Warrington.
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CAN any other saloon In the country show such
variety OF creams and Ices aS RUSSELL keeps?
Vanilla, Banana, Lemon Ice.
Chocolate, PiStachiO, Orange Ice.
Lemon, Strawberry, Raspberry Ice.
Rainbow, On barS.)
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BEAUTIFUL FnEsoH LAWNS. as.
FIGURED sATINs. beautiful styles, reduced from At
tolls.
SILKS. 81; SILKS. 80; SILKS. q.
NUNS vElLIN0s. fine quality, 20.
FANCY SILKS. reduced from Is to5o.
NUNS VEILIN0S, "A inches Wide all pure Wool.
(widest double Width reduced from 81 to 81.
sURAH SILKS and Black SILK RHADAMES. actn,,
value $3.50. reduced to 81.
BLACK BRoCADE SILK GRENADINES. actual
value q. reduced to 500.
Black SILKS. heavy 0ros Grain reduced 10 n and
very hne quality Black FRENCH SILKS redueed
from 81. rs to $l.25.
Large Size WHITE QUILTS reduced from 81. 80 to A.
CHEAPEST DRESS GOODS IN WASHINGTON.
Beautiful siIk and Wool DRESS GOODS. .otua,,v
worth Co. reduced to %.
Pure SILK BLACK BR0OADE GRENADINRs every
Thread Sill. reduced from $l.50 to Is,
CARTERa
us@ IA MARKER sPAaE.
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CITY MAPs--Owing to the great demand for the
convenient city maps issued by the Washington
Benenclal endowment Association, they have
Deen Obliged TO issue fourth edition. They can
be obtained at the Office or the association gil +
street, at the cost price.
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T .ANGUOR AND LAssITupE.

SO COMMON IN THE SPRING. INDICATE TOR
PID CONDITION OF THE LIVER AND A sT.na.
GISH CIRCULATION OF THE LIFE-GIvING
FLUIDS. A TEAsPOONFUL OF TARRANT'S
SELTZER APERIENT IN GLASS OF WATER
GENTLY RELIEVE AND REGULATE THE LIVER
QUICKEN AND PURIFY THE CALCULATION. AND
IMPART NEW LIFE AND vIGOR TO EVERY FUNC-
TON OF THE BODY. ALL DRUGGISTS HAVE 1T.
my26
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RATTAN BABY CARRIAGEs.-Just received another
large invoice. HandSOmeSt / have had this sea-
son Cannot be excelled for durability and cheap
ness. VIM. III. Dunn, 3I1 18th st n.
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The BALTIMORE STORE sells beautiful polka dot
foulard silks AT 6Oc per yard. These goods the
greatest bargain offered this season. l. Behrends,
SlS 9TH street northwest
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MT. PLEASANT PROPERTY.-A chance for invest
ment presents ifsf In the sale OF valuable lots at
MI Pleasant, advertised by Walter B. Williams q
Co., auctfoneerS, to take place Monday evening
June 4th, at O'Clock. See advertisement in the
auction column.
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DRY GOODS.
GnrAr RrDucrros liz Pncra

THREAT INDUCTION In fRIcEa
BLACK aRos GRAIN SILKS REDUCED.
BLACK RHADAMA SILKS REDUCED.
BLACK OTTOMAN SILKS REDUCED.
BLACK sURAH SILKS REDUCED.
BLACK SATIN sURAH SILKS REDUCED.
CoLoRED GRos GRAIN SILKS REDUCED.
CoLORED RHADAMA SILKS REDUCED.
cOLoRED sURAH SILKS REDUCED.
CoLoRED OTTOMAN SILKS REDUCED.
ALL SUMMER SILKS REDUCED.
ALL SILK FoULARDs. BLACK AND CoLoRs. go
g. L. HEMPSTONE.
sos PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
ONE PRICE. IN PLAIN FIGURES. my2e
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STARTLING disclosures In to-morrows Gazette
A SIX column article by Col. Wm p. Wood Buy
the Gazette and re "a IL. The Gazette office will be
kept open until noon tomorrow.
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Inc Ssreet Sweeping Contract
WHAT MAJOR LYDECKKR SAYS ABOUT THE AWARD
THE STAR yesterday published the reasons adj
vanced by Commissioners Eimonds and West for
awarding the street sweeping contract to Mr.
wright instead OF Mr. FTlbert, although the bid
OF the latter was lower than Mr.. Wright'a
Major Lydecker. speaking OF the subject said
that the character OF the machinery to be used in
nuenced the award While Mr.. Filbert's bid was
the lowest his proposals in correct form and his
70 COL Wrfght's The Interests of the citizens
were deemed OF primary importance in the matter
OF toe award, and hence Col. Wright's bid was
WHAT THREE LITTLE GIRLS DID FOR THE Poor
contribute to the country home for poor children,
maze NUMBER OF pretty articles, which they sold
az lalr last evening" ard az the result they have
the pleasure to hand THE STAR $678. The men.
ton may incite others to help this very worthy
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AUCTION SALES.
THOMAs BOWLING, Aucuonesr.

Sf EEsF RsSs r ASs isE
TABLE LINEN. WINDOW HANaINGs. pot
$SRS az
1885, at Ten O'CLOCK. shsn sell At the e.dence OF
Mr. Sc 5 and E
superior collection OF Furniture. viz:
One ss nns1er Tu riaaS p.rlcr Suite
Fsnd Sne Wnd0 s hspsi Rs and PsTssss
Brussels Han ana Stair Carpets; .,,.-... No.
cnssfset a.n01'"e An''"e oen's' i'''' WIN ''''''
Antique Hall and Other Tables.
Library Tables ana Desks DsI Walnut Chairs
Very Handsome sideboard
Walnut Pillar EXTENSION Table Brentwood Dining
Silver plated Ware Trays.
Eiesa mt, Cut and Ensrsyed Gi.ss s
Fancy Cups and Saucers.
s slesnn Lot aa Of M hlnsn refrigerator
Lot Of gsansry w, nnd Kitchen snf REQUISITES
N. BAH the Table Linen and BEDDING will be sold
in room on first noor Goois can be seen early on
;ea,dts '~'' THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
IS sE 9F c EEgY MEAN F
sSSP Thgck kM Oh or TO stBbivibE INTO
No folio S44 one of the lsnd records of the county
OF gasfsx Va Nil sell at pShlie snc,9n pEHR the
isss st ELEVEN ockocS 4. NJ. ali that certain ,s
Farm Containing ftyve acres two rods and foar
perches more less. together with all the improve
ments ways rights and privileges to the same belong
Terms; Cash All eonveyancng at purchasers cOs.
piled with in seven days otherwise resale at risk and
of IN ass s
80 700, Err. HAIdHT. Trustee;
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SAVE ErEsIeHr consult Hempler, 4ss Pa. ave.

INDIA LINENS and laces; Cochrane's Uptown
bargains.
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NEW STORE, NEW GoODs.-Fuse Bros paper-
hangers and uDholsterers, 1874 Pennsylvania ave
nue., between nth and 18Th streets.
N.B--The best workInen employed.
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SPRING Day Goops.

SRRrNe Day Goops.
We are daily receiving our Spring and Summer sun.
ply OF Dress Goods comprising fn line of Black Sils
al grades; Snrah Silks. Ottomans, Satin Rhadameas
sstn MeryeiIleuK, SILK Grenadines. Nuns Yelling and
ings, Printed and Plain Satteens Emb'd Satreens and
Muslin Robes Printed Linen Lawns; splendid line oT
Black wooden Dress Goods in all the new fabrics SIX
and Thread Hose. new colorins; Umbrellas and Para
sols. new designs. Also. an elegant line of Linen
Sheetlngs and Pillow Linens. all widths; DamaRk Table
Cloths and Napkins TO match, in splendid quality (a
e1es liable Damask by the yard in choice patterns:
towels and Toweling In great variety Those I'm want
OF choice goods win do well to examine our stock before
purchasing. HOOE BRO a co
apS-5m 1928 + st. Ebbitt House.
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FCssEIL's Ice CREAM shipped anywhere out OF
town Special attention 10 straw berry festivals.
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Virginia Midland Railway.

CHANGE OF TIME AND REDUCED RATES.
Commencing Monday. June 4th, double daily
trains Will be run CD Manassas division OF Virginia
Midland railway, leaving Washington daily except
tons, and s. 10 pm, for Front Royal and local sta
tlons on this division. Returning, these trains
Will arrive In Washington at 1925 am. and $40
PM, thus affordipg business men and others ia
cilites for locating their families healthrul and
peasant places Oh this line OF road, and visiting
them whenever desired without loss OF time from
business. Round-trlp, straight and mileage
GIckets are now on sale at greatly reduced rates.
Tickets can be secured at the Virginia Midland
ONCE, COL Pennsylvania avenue, and B. & P. depot,
point OF departure OF trains
F1rst.Class Sewing Machines
for rent, at OppeDhemers, 528 9th street, St. Cloud
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Washington, d. c.,
GEORGE A. MUSHBsCK,
Alexandria, Va,
je2 9. 16. 20 Commissioners of SALE
je2. 9. Is. 2

nNE OF THE MOST DESIRABLE BUILDING
" SITES IN THE CITY, FRONTING SEVENTY
Two FEET ON THIRTEENTH STREET. AND
WEST.
We shall offer for sale. on TUESDAY AFTER-R2
NOON, JUNE FIFTH. at HALF-PAST FIVt%9&
O'CLOCK, in front of the premises sub lois 109 -
no. ILL., and ~, square 240 fronting 18th street and
Cocoran street. with large parking, having asphalt
pavement both streets This property Ia available
houses.
Terms: Onethird cash balance and two years,
with six per cent deposit of 800 required at sale.
Conyeyancing, &C., at purchasers cost. Terms to be
complied wit in ten DAYS. otherwise resale at risk and
cost OF purchaser after five days public notice.
te1 dGds DUACANSON BROS, Aucuoneers.
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A BEAUTIFUL SUMMER HOME FOR SALE
AT FAUQUIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,

~ w.
AT FAUQUIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
Virginia. sixty miles from Washington D. c., via Viz
gna Midland Railroad. Ga miles from Warrenton Va.
nannock river 200 feet northeast OF the hotel at
~ Containing one third Of an acre Lawn and grounds
Beautifully LIGHTED WITH Gas. Street lamps
chandeiiers ana brackets length of porch lis feet
First StoryICeiling eleven feet; two rooms. l6xls
shdlng doors between them open fireplaces in each
hall large closet bath ami water closet; six
second story..Cein9 ten feet; two rooms, l6x1s;
tnree large closets and hall four windows in each
and double window in hall; inside blinds.
swiss roof with ornamental Tower. Ventilation per.
,ect The whole built of the best material and finished
just comp eted
Cottage is well furnishedtwo wicker furniture
Tor par ots two sets cottage furniture for bed
complete Ali new and attractive.
photograph OF cottage be at office Of General
Eppa H4nton. Room 81. Corcoran Building. Washing
Office in New York.
Being unable to occupy the above property because
OF my change Of residence, will sell the whole for
"a: w. one half cash. balance in twelve months with
H. R. GARDEN. Attorney at Law,
Duncan Building,
Nassau and Pine streets,
myZo-oW New York City,
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EXCELSIOR copper lightning rods: the best and
Cheapest put up on bu lfingS; work guaranteed.
j. H. kuehling, No. 419 12Gh street northwest
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DIED.

1DakSD.
cox At his late residence No. s24 9Th street north.
youngest son Of VIM W. Cox. aged b.
Funeral win take place from St Fatricfs Church on
esrses northwest between Sth and 10th streets. on
am.. Mrs; MARY, beloved wife Of the isfe' Daniei
Donohne IN the fifty; fifth year OF her age native
q Fluent GOeniy v fsfts IKE i paoa from he, ..
go Sd street northwest at 1880 O'Clock Sunday. June
fGaends Of the family are respectfully invited 70
yo G3FE4N e My 81 1sss Ct ecoss
residence iais :SeDnse so% his se
LUsBY At tan O'Clock pm, on May 8lst 1889.
Fansl from IGuhs rs, 'ssa ssy
o'clock Pm. Sunday. Rslsttyes and friends are in.
MPREIEk q ThgF. 4; My SLIT 1855
Funeral on sunday. It ociocf from S his lsfe
residence. 228 street northeast
Obituary.
The late George A. Morrison. who died recently n
Albuquerque. New Mexico. most Of hs life = resl
dent Of this city. When seventeen years Of aee he
tered the Coast Survey and continued in that branch Of
the government service until his death He had haen
for many years afflicted with chronic rheunatiam but
bore with cheerfulness Ill his suderings He vas az
frank and generous disposition. and had many friends
both among his professional and other associates He
had tecn In New Mexico since last September seeking
ss onbe a ass % %as s climate so sS his
improvement when he was sized Win =
sudden apss from v: cl he neverr relied He VISA
= g Is & 1s .ss e Is
Edwards both 3 siDs ssse MN
II
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Paralyfic Strokes
heart disease, and kidney affections, prevented BY
the use OF Browns Iron B1tters.
ANAMOsA, 1OwA.-Dr. j. G. MCGUIRE says: 81
know Browns Iron Btters is good tonic and
gives general satisfaction"
WADLEY, GA.-Dr B. r. Doyle says: 81 consider
Browns Iron Bitters superior as tonic to any
preparation now In use."
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COLORED GIRL named Sumada Jackson was
sent TO the wOrknOuSe for 30 days by Judge Smell
to-day for begging on the street
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BEAUTIFUL lawns Sc. linen lawns 12kc. and up
BrOdhead'S
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PIcoN and Apolinaris water Is the best summer
drink.
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SOC FOR 25C. OXFORD Half Hose, Cochrane's, Up
town.
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"CREAM DIMITY, desirable for dresses, Uptown,
Cochrane'a
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BARGAINS AT MrerSSrsy.

BARGAINS AT MfersSfss.
A fne line OF Gents Linen and Silk pockethandkers
CHEFS 20 per cent less than usual price, assor
ment of Fancy Half Hose will be closed at half.
Irce Gauze. Lace and Balbriggan Undershrts at esa
than prices large lot Of the finest -Four.
ply Linen Collars, sizes H. l2&, Is 1885, Ia ll l6,S
IL. 17 ls ls, at so cents per dozeD-only so cents
PER dozen for the Best Linen Collars the Mystery Shirt
only Is cents elegantly made of the very material,
Six Fine Dress Shirts 10 ORDER So ready for thS
washtub-perfect fit guaranteed-at
MFGINNISS,
ap9 1002 street northwest.
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MARRIED.

MAhhlED.
,ssa ~ On Thursday May oath.
1922. N Baitlmore Nd, by the Rev. Mr. Schurtz
y noiaoa W. I. BROWN to FANNIE MoCLENNAN, Of
,WINLOCK-MUNROE. On June I'd 1889 in this
CITY CITY at st Ps9l.s Church BY the Rev VIM Barker.
WILL VILLAIN CRAWFORD WtNLOCK. Of the D. s.
EEsnddang1fer Of the late Lieut. Colonel Charles T.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-06-02

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
NAsBINGToN, ID. C., June 2. 1883, $40 a M.
For the midule Atlantic states fair weather
winds mostly easterly, stationary or higher tenn
perature, lower pressure.
SPECIAL BULLETIN
On Sunday fair weather is Indicated In New
England.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-06-02

Fast Work.
The hotels at the mountain and seaside resorts
nave put In early and good work this season.
They are mostly in readiness for guests, and all
OF them use Hunts Insect Powder which insures
the visitors against bed bugs, reaches and all
by all drurpi6tS