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Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-03-14

The most appropriate pastry for free
lunch counter-sponge cake.-Thiiddel-
phiu Cal.
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Cream and Cold Weather.

EARTHQUAKES are not much cons idered
in South America, whore they are as COM
mon as other family jars.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-03-14

A RATHER free-spoken young lady up
town is called electricity because she
shocks so many people.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-03-14

NOTHING Is gained by finding q man out.
That il If you want to collect o bill.
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High Priced Rntt.r

The man who wouldn't wonder' must
be the LATEST man in the WORLDLY. O.
picdyune
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Two Army Omeers.

4Wo Army VhA0otse
Messrs. Johnston. Ho,.
ioway q Co. , whole. s,e
druggists of Philsdsl-
phia, Pa report that
some time ago . gentle.
man haBded them 3 dol
lar with q rcqueet TO
send Q good catarrh
cure 70 two army on
GERS IN Arizona. Both
the officers and-the wife
ofAU. s. A. Gen. were
cured of cztarrh by the
two bottles.
Crean Baln
causes no pain; Gives
tho head. Causes
healthy eecrett ons.
AbAtcs Inflammation.
A thorough treatment
,uH. Applied with the
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-03-14

Tho wsns Of q 10
liable diurcf;c winch.
while setting - q
stimulant o, the kid
neya. neither sScites
nor irritates them,
was long since sup
piled by Hostetters
Stomach Bitters. This
hnc medicine exerta
the requisite degree
of stimuiat<on upon
these orxank without
producing irritation.
and Il. therefore, far
better adapted for tho
putpo Sc than IN.
mcdicated excitants
o item res,rted TO.
Dyspepsia fever aud
AGue. and \ kindr&
diseases are all cured
by ft. For sale by an
Druggists and Dealers
generally
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1IerIted Praise.

IT is reported that Tokar has been taken,
but how the enemy Tokar is not stated.
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POTASH

Iodide Of Potassium n one OF the strongest OF the
minerals used IN medicine. and has produced much
suffering In the world Taken for long time and IN
large doses Il dries up the gastric juices tmpats a.
geston the stomach refuses food and patient de-
clines In health and weight Persons with Blood or
Skin Diseases should be careful how they take these
mineral poisons In instances the effect OF them
Is 60 almost permanently impair the constitution
swift SPECIFIC 10 entirely vegetable preparation and
II Is easy TO convince you OF its me It.
Lhave cured permanently Blood faint IN the third
generation by the use of Swfts epecnc. amer had
most signally failed with Mercury and Potash.
F.A- TooxxR n D.. Perry. Ca
Our treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed free
to applicanIs
SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. Drawer s Atlanta. Ga
New York Office. I5s West sd ST.. bet esh and th Ava
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Alexandria Affair.

Reported Tor TIE EVENING STAR
CONFEDERATE CAMP-Some twenty members OF
The late 18th regiment met at ConcOrdia hall last
night IN order to form an association OF the survi-
vOrS OF that regiment Capt. r. F. Knox was called
70 the chair and Edgar Warfield appointed secre-
tary. 1t was resolved to form confederate camp
In Alexandria, to include soldiers OF all the arms OF
the service. Edgar Warfeld, John Zimmerman A.
Howell and Capt. Knox were appointed commit
zee 70 draft constitution, and the meeting ad-
Journed until next week.
PAVING NOTICEs.-Notices have been served on
the residents and owners OF real estate on Alfred
street, between Princess and OronOke to put down
brick Sidewalks and stone curbs in front OF their
lots on that street.
POLICE REPoRT-There were four prisoners at
the station house this morning. Geo. Edelen, col
ored, arrested by Omcer Pat Hayes, charge
stealing piece of meat from Mr.. BENZ. Baggett
Thoa Gray, colored, arrested by Ofrlcer Simpson,
charge yagrancy; Theodore Beach, arrested by
OHcerS Grady and Nightingale, charge assault on
Herman Acton: JAS A. McDev1tt, arrested by Capt
M weSsteI n charge kidnaPPng Geo Taylor The
Ior lndecency and sent John stmms and VIM. Hon
esty to the chain gang for 80 days Tor disorder
NoTES:-A number OF barges will leave here to-
and to be used in paper making at Philadelphia
Four lads, j. w. Avery, w. p. and W. w. W1llOugh-
by, OF this city, and W. c. Woodward. of Washing
ton, LETT here yesterday for a pedestrian tour
through the Piedmont region OF Virginia They
will return before the close OF the present month
ORGANIZED RuFFIANs IN Observation-Disclosures
from West Union. Doddridge county, Md, state
that the lawless band OF robbers known as the
"Red Men," who were troublesome years ago have
suddenly renewed their depredations. Numerous
outrages and rObberies have been reported. Re-
Gently the house OF farmer named MCGOWAN was
rObDed and Mrs MCGOWAN was brutally matreat-
ed and beaten. Annie Weeks was similarly treated.
The Orangemen OF Newfoundland are reported as
shooting into the houses Of Catholics, destroying
their fishing boats, etc.
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PROGRAM OF RUNNING AND rRorTISa MATCHES.
There will be some good racing at Ivy City on
the 4th OF July under the auspices Of the Washing
ton Driving club The program, comprising both
trotting and running, Is as follows:
First race-For members horses. mile heats.
three In nve, In harness, purse 800; C. B. Cofins
grey gelding Creole, j. COyleS brown mare Jessie
Volunteers c. Halls black mare Minnie, G. H.
Hesss bay gelding Harry Madden, William Yates
chestnut gelding, Willie Y, J. simmons chestnut
mare S. E S., II. NOrton'S chestnut mare NOllie
Woodcock, p. F. Cuslck's chestnut geldiug Pat
terson, E. o. Sanderson's bay mare Ella Ross.
Second race-Mile dash, running, purse $50; A.
Motifs bay horse j. G. Blaine, 100 pounds g. T.
Thompk1ns bay mare Alice boswell, lis pounds;
n: Il. Hoge's bay geding Bismarck, III pounds.
Third race-2:35 horses, mile heats, three In five,
In harness, purse $685. c. B. Collins chestnut mare
Lady Bell, j. II. Snaps grey gelding Blue Dick,
= N. Draney's chestnut gelding Homer, E. Burg
DORIS grey gelding Louis B.
Fourth race-Steplechase, gentlemen riders,
purse $50; j. G. Van Hooks black horse Mazepp6,
1ol pounds: A. AOf1ts bay horse j. G. Blaine, 1872
pounds; g. r ThOmpk1n'S bay mare Alice boswell,
l56 pounds
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Touion's Cholera Plague.

EIGHT CE TEN PERSONS DYING DAILY
Special reports In regard TO the cholera In France
give greater number OF deaths than the of6c,al
returns report, and the truthfuness OF the latter
is dstrlsted. NJ Rochard, chief of the naval health
department. reports that the number OF victims at
T6ulon are eight TO ten daily, that the aggregate
ctaths are fourteen IN the navy and thirty-one In
'Ae naval hospitals a mosquito plague at Mar
settles Increases the gloomy aspect. A thOusa nd
rts have been kindled in various parts of the CITY
10 disperS'. the pest Gibraltar now refuses
cntr:tllti. 10 french shinS
Two eases Of cholera have appeared a: Saluzzo a
city oa nort..erl Italy.
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LADIES GAuzE Vrsrs
l21l Cents
INDIA LINEN SO cts, 10 cts 1919 cts
FIGURED SWISS MUSLINS, I21s eta
FIGURED LAWNS Linen styles 5 cts
FIGURED LAWNS. Linen Styles cts
ORGANDY LAWNS. Yard Wide 10 cents
PLAIN PINK. BLUE AND LAVENDER LAWNS
LINEN FOR BOYS SUITS, 12,5 cts. Is cts.
TABLE LINENS. IS cts 20 cts, IS cts.
OIL BOILED TURKEY RED LINEN as cts
Fine AL wool WHITE FLANNELS IL Cts 20 cts ~
cts % cts
BLACK CASHMEREs. All Wool. 40 cts
NUNS YELLING all colors.
Childrens HOSE. seams Is cts
Gents. HALF HOSE, no seams Is cts
Ladies' HOSE colored, seams, Is cts
Children's HOSE, ~ cts
DRESS SEERSUCKERS. 64 ct&
PARASOLS. from Is cts. up.
SUMNER SILKS 81 cents
COTTON. from cts. up.
CALICO cts. up.
sHEETING COTToNS All widtha
STRAW MATING
WSON'S.
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE South Side.
1e2l Near Center Market
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LOCAL MENTION,
The Weather.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL. OFFICER.
WASHINGTON, ID. c.. July /. 1884, 9:30 4 n
For the middle Atlantic states. partly cloudy
weather local rains, Southwesteriy Winds, station
ary temperature. For Wednesday, fair weather,
with lower temperature, Is Indicated Tor the laAe
region Tennessee and the Ohio valley. and slightly
cooler fair weather foi New England anu the mid
Ole Atlantic states
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AnlHSemenfs. Nc.. Tonight.
ATHLETIC PAKK.-Buhao Bits wild West"
THEATER CoMIQUE GARDEN Alice oates in ssThe
Field OF the Cloth OF Gold"
DRIVERS SUMNER GARDES.-Concert and inter-
esting performance
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gEILSa our, Hemplers optieian.rare bargains no,
F1ksr select EXCURSION. Chapel POINT, July 4

NINE J. p. PALMER, importer OF fashion, 1101
Nreet northwest, Will close out the balance OF bon
nets and hats at one-third less than former prices
preylOUs 10 her leaving 1or Europe.
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SUMNER WINEs.-Just received my second ship
nent OF Rhine wines. which purchased while IN
Europe last year Also, all kinds of California
wineS-Zinfandel, Gutedel, Burgundy, Mission, etc.
And my own welI-knOwn blackberry, raspberry and
pure native wine, which Is highly recommended by
physicians Get them at Chr. flanders, No. 9ll
nh street northwest.
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Fon Tu1BrY DAYs OsLY

Il Oh Il diaII HAYS ONLY
We offer the following great bargains. we find our
stock entirely too large must SELL as we
need the money.
Our stock of Shoes and Slippers very complete and
1t will Pay TO look at stock before buying,
assure you you can money i'll doing So
Ladies fine Kid 81 butt Shoes now 92no
Ladies finr Rid 81. 30 but Shoes S. 50.
Ladies' fine Ed butt. Shoes. j - 81 80 3I7S
tAil "t which good value at 81 OU)
Misses hoes. all solid. 500 81 % 81 90
(illt!rel'S Shoes at any
Misses ana Children spring heels from G0c. I'M
Mems handsome low shoes from 81 up.
Mems very handsome low butt. only $50
Our mems BUrt's" low shoes the balance Of the
season Ut the A!aUranaiy low price ot 81. and
worth from So to 81.
Cur hne OF Ladies'. Misses and Children Slippers
must not be overlooked
beautiful Opera Slipper for 75c
Some clegant House Slippers at 15c., 25c 4Oc, Soc
Misses and Children's at the same low prices
In fact, entire stock at great sacrifice Call
early and of these bargains the Reliable
hoe STORES OF
sINSHEIMER l. BROS
3e3 sos eth and 3I5i Nj streets
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AVON INN
KEY EAST BEACH, MI
Five miles south of Long Branch chamingiy located
tuncture of and river New house furniture
all conveniences including elevator and warm and
cold sea water baths three floors. Send for Illus
trated
"A SEASON AT AVON INN"
tyl.2m Address B. n YARD.
f'HAPEL POINT HOUSE. ON The loTOMAC IS
Nnles from Washington. This elegant new A.,
hotel will be opened for the first time July He.6A
4th for reception of guests; boating. bathing
fishing. grabbing &c. splendid drives beautiful seen
cry unsurpassed Potonac in ten minutes drive of
b 4 p. R. r; regular line of stages to depot: daily
mail Sc, per day, 81 so; week to $l2 steamer
Thompson. thoroughly rcftted. will leave 9th street
wharf j. every Wednesday and Friday am after
july g. round tip 20 cents special select excursion
July 4th, grand opening of tits new place. that day
boat leaves a. HOWARD bROS. Prois je-I-lm'
4 SBURY PARK, y. J., THE HOWARD,
IN i'll tull view of the ocean.
Large rooms, wide halls and extensive piazzas.
je2.- I'm Mrs MARY SEXTON.
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Cashmere BEG. Soap, 17c.
at Boston variety store,
,Q5 and TO1 Market space
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PARTIES leaving the city for the summer are adj
viSed to leave the family silver in trunk with the
National Safe Deposit Co., corner 18th street and
New York avenue, or rent Il small safe for noiil-
Nal charge, and place bonds or other valuable papers
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FIRST Select Excursion, Chapel Point, July 4.

The WASHINGTON CITY BIBLE SOCIETY last eve
ming adjourned for the usual summer recesS-until
the last Monday in SepJenber-Lhe officers being
constituted AN executive committee To Conduct
business during the summer.
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Mexican Eam,nocks. s1.2:

At Francs Strictly zone Price,
Corner 9TH and streets, White Bicycle and Boat
ing shirts, $3.50, value $3.50 tu&th
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DRY GOODS.
OUrFrrs FoR TouRrsra

OUrFTTs FoR IouRIsra
SEAToN PERRY,
CSUCCFssoR TO PRRRY q RRorHyn
LADIES' LINEN AND MoHAIR BUSTERS
GENTLEMEN's SCOTCH MAUDS
LADIES pu ~, SINGLE AND DOUBLE TRAVELLING
AIL-wooL FIANNEIs. FOR BATHING SUITS
ALI-wooL CLOTHS FOR MOUNTAIN HABITS.
LADIES' Isle THREAD AND BLACK SILK
CLOSING PRICES ON SPRING WRAPS AND JACK.
IMPORTED JERSEYS. FROM sao rosio
sHAWLs IN GREAT VARIETY.
GENTS FINE DRESS SHIRTS FOR si.oo EACH
1AtLE MERINo UNDERWEAR FOR LADIES
nENILEMEN AND CHILDREN.
CoMILtTE STOCK OF AIL-wooI. FRENCH FAB
hCS foh TRAVELLING DRESSES.
BLACK SILKS AND GRENADINES IN GREAT VA
ELEGANT ASSORTMENT OF LYONS SILKS
GAlZES AND BkOCADFs IN Ii6HT MFpiITM
AID DARN SHADES. sUITABl.k EoR WATER
'MAkKED Town PRICES ON sArINEs LINEN
LAWNS AND PACIFIC LAWNS
IMMENSE STOCK OF WHITE GOODS AND I'm
TIES AND PRICES
NOVELTIES IN HANDKERCHIEF AND HOSIERY
GREAT REDUCTIONS" IN PARAsoIs
,tVCholGE GOODS FLAlN FIuU1Shs AND ooa-
SEAToN PERRY.
Perry Building.
Established ls4o. L,e2sl renns avenue. cor 9th st
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FIKsr Select Excursion, chapel Point, July 4.

EUSSELL'S Ice CREAM
shipped anywhere out OF town.
1427 New York avenue.
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The Courts.


OF the American Guard, council Mol, Order Uuited
Amerlcan Mechanics. were elected last night at
Iheir hall OF 32i street: 7. N. Crown. c.; " E.
t. Harding. assistant; Frank Tucker financial sec
rotary; Charles \. Payne, treasurer: W. bowman.
Covenant Lodge. No. 13. l. D. o. F. elected the fol-
lowing officers last night: I. +. Kinney, n G.: r.
NJ Hamilton. v e.: E. H. Harner sec; s. T.F. Star
rex, treasurer grand representatives, John III.
Dirne ID: q. NJ, f. II. Harner, p. G., S. r. f. Star
rick. =. G..
GONE TO NoRFoLK.-The Columbia crew left this
morning for Norfolk
>HIPrISG NEwS.-Schooner VIM. p Donnelly
Cleared to-day with 900 tons OF coal for Bath
CONDITION OF THE WATER AT A. N-t;reat
Falls. ): receiving reservoir north connection q.
south connection. 1: distributing reservoir infiuent
gatellutse 4: efiiuent gatehOuse, Z. High tide In
the river to-day At D. H.; low tide, 10 C. m
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A, Franc. S,ric,Iy zone Price,

Boston variety store
zoe 7o5 ana 'G7 Market Space.
At Francs Strictly ZONE Price,
Corner 9TH and streets. White and Colored Lawn
Ties. 10c. per doz.. value l5c- tu&th
sozodon,, 49c..
Boston Variety store.
zoe 705 and 107 Market space.
At Francs Strictly Zone PRICE,,
Corner eth and streets, Balbriggan Understands,
4oc, value 15c tu&th
- JOhnsOn's. Corner 18th and f..
Fine soft shell and deviled crabs, Cape Cod clam
chowder Spanish mickereL spring chicken, ETC.
Ladies large saloon attached
26-in. Paragon Frame.
SILK Umbrella, s19s,
at Boston Variety store
7o5 and 7O7 Market spaced
At Francs Strictly ssone Price,
Corner 18th and streets, Percale Scarfs-beautiful
paIternS-4Sc. per doZ tu&th
Lundborg's Perfume. Edenia. soc.
Lundborgs Perfume, Marechal Neil Rose, SOC
" Alpine Violet, sec
6 Lily OF The Valley. soc.
AT Boston Variety store,
tu&th 7O5 and 7O7 Market Space.
Diamond Shirts at Auerbach's, : & H. tu,th,su
Fire Works.
Fire Crackers Cannon Crackers. Greek Fire at
wholesale at c. w. Thorn CO.'S, 3l3 9Th St.n.W. IL
''Vicnt,sa Cabinet ksecr,'' Always
fresh, cold and sparkling, constantly on draught at
harschS restaurant.
When You Go mp 7tia Street
stop at John Ross restaurant and call Tor q glass
OF vienna Cabinet Beer"
In the Absence of Suitable Materials
or the time to prepare 1T, people often go without
dressing for salads. Buy DuIkee'S Dressing. and
you Will never trouble yourself TO make another 60
Premature Loss of the Hair
may be entirely prevented by the of Burnett's
COcOane.
Housekeepers should insist uron obtaining Bur-
nettS FlavOring Extracts, they are the best. co
LundbOrg's Perfume, Edenla- 60
Lundborg's Perfume, Marechal Mel Rose. 60
Luniborg's Perfume. Alpine Violet. 60
LANDLORDS Perfume. Lily OF the Valley co
J. NJ. Ls,roqsae's Eaixcr of CaIisaya
Has. Tor more than hall a century. been In use by
all classes OF people, and Endorsed by eminent ply
slclanS as the best tonic and invigOrator eNtant.
1he weak. the nervous, the debiiitated, all find it
to give new lie. vigor and happiness. Particu-
larry ladyS medicine. 81 bottle. Sold by drug
glsts. W. Z. Thornton, Proprietor. Baltimore and
Harrison Streets, Baltimore, Md. tu,th,s-6m
'sRougI on Pain, Plaster:
Porous and Strengthening. improved, the best for
Dackache. pains in chest side, rheumatism, neu-
ralgia- a5c. Druggists or mail. 10
"Aldcrncy Dairy Wagons
Fresh Attorney Buttcr churned every morning,
and delivered In haifpound Ward" prints, Csc per
pound. Also, Cottage Cheese Butternlilk and sweet
MILK, DC. per quart. Cream l3c. pint.
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THE Hor SEASON

LIE Hor SEASON
Has opened and to stay. We prepared to keep
you cool and make feel comfortable by giving you
grta balgalns i'll summer clothing.
Dlle + lanneIs warranted iuIl Indigo.
Blue S,Iges.
Grey SeIl,es.
Black Sergcs
. ScerSuckcrs of all description.
Alpaca Coats Office Coats. White and Strit ed Vests
Neannounce our $40 Il adler aud All Wool Men Suit
which yon can find spread counters, in about 20
different colcrs and shades School closing time is a
pIoacinng examination and vacation suits III large va
rety % cent cheaper than any house tue District
Boys SuII-Age 10 to ~ at 800.
500.
g Fine all wool 575
BOYS sU1T-Age IL to Il, at 40
600.
" Fine all wool 80
Sailors Blue. Brown, Grey and Olive. S2Ol
JACKETS AND PANTS at So
800
$50
Fine Brown CoIkscrew, handsomely
SINGLE PANTS-For Children, at Sc
For Men. good quality. $500.
NJ +. EISEMAN. 42l It'll STREET NORTHWEST.
je5 Under Odd Fellows Hall
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Persons going abroad or leaving the city for the
summer months should avail themselves OF the adj
Vantages offered By this company IOr The Safekeep-
lng OF yaluabieS OF all descriptions
Take action before, rather than after, your yalu-
obleS are stolen or burned.
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BoaERrs MAGIC Compousp..

certain cure for Sick Headache. Cramps Cholera
Morbus. Dysentery Cholera Infantunl Indigestion &c
For sale by all druggists. Price Is cents
Also. "BOGERTs VEGETABLE COUGH SYRUP. Nor
Whoopn9 Cough. Group andColds Both warranted fre.
from ali kinds OF narcotics Price Is and &c. ie26-am
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The report comes from Denver, Colorado that
Ward III. Lamon. who was marshal OF the District
OF Columbia, is dying Of gangrene In the feet.
few years ago Lamon had cash fortune OF 5000 Om
He went into Wall street determined to make six
million, and left bankrupt. For four years he
has been In Colorado trying TO mend his broken
health and fortunes, but the seeds OF disease had
taken too firn root His wife Is the pOssessor of
comfortable private fortune, which is i'm the
hands OF trustees one OF whom, Col. ID. r. Iittler
OF Springfield. ILL.,, Is her brother. 1t has been
stated tEat he has been occupied lately preparing
the Second volume OF his life OF lincoln h,,t if 20
not Known what prOgre,s he has made -
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SPECIAL Nor1ck

JRESPECTFULLY CALL THE ATTENTION OF
ARCHITECTS AND THOSE CONTEMPLATING
BUILDING TO MY STOCK OF FRS CLASS
HEATING APPARATUS. AND WOULD PARTICU-
LARRY CALL YOUR ATTENTION TO THE
WROUGHT IRON FURNACES FROM THE WELL
hNOWN FACTORY OF REYNOLDS Il SON WHICH
j CONSIDER AS GOOD IL NOT SUPERIOR TO
STEAM HEATING AT ONE HUNDRED PER CENT
CHEAPER IN COST. WOULD ALSO CALL YOUR
ATTENTION TO THE WELI.-KNOWN FIREPLACE
HEATERS. FROM THE FACTORY OF JAMES
SfEAR FOR HEATING TWO OR MORE ROOMS
ABOVE. FOR ECONOMY AND HEATING QUALITY
THEY HAVE NO EQUAL. THESE HEATERS AND
FURNACES ARE BEING USED EXTENSIVELY IN
SOME OF THE FINEST HOUSES IN THE CITY
WHICH WE TAKE GREAT PLEASURE IN REFER
HING TO. CALL is SOLICITED AMI EoIl-
HALLS PROMPTLY FURNISHED
WALTER D. WYvIII. EXCLUSIVE AGENT.
ap26 No. 452 PA. AVE. NEAR AZ STREET
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Corner 9TH and d streets. White and Colored LawI
Ties. 10c- per doZ.. value l5c. tu&th
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NuS's YELLING. Nuns YELLING,
Vide Double width. Pure Wool. in Cream Pink, Blue
aud Black. reduced to actual cost. 37a.
S1LkSi SILKS! SILKS,
~, 45, SO. 81, As, so 81 As, So
LAWNS, LAWNS. LAWNS,
D. .. H. .. D. III. 8, 3, TO-
BLACK SILKS! BLACK SILKS!
$100. 9L5 4I50 SlOO 81 25 81 90
CARRIERS, I'll MARKET SPAcR
NUNS YELLING, Pure Wool 20
HANDSOME BLACK BROCADE SILK GRENADINES
reduced from 81 TO 50.
COLORED SILKS very best quality 81 reduced to
IS
BEAUTIFUL FRENCH LAWNS 25
BLACK SATIN, so: COLORED SATIN, So
NUNS YELLING. pure wool lace style, o.
BLACK BROCADE SILK VELVET, $lO0
COLORED SATIN MERVEILLEUX, Is
BLACK BROCADE SILKS IS
SPRING DRESS GOODS. Silk and Wool Is
NUNS YELLING CBlack), double width 80
BLACK CASHMERE SHAWLS. Pure Wool SlSo
3e2S CARRIERS I'll MARKET SPACE
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SIMMER RESORTS.

SUNSET HALL HOTEI-ASBURY PARK, NJ
Soe Of the leading hotels under the msnAgenent OF
rates families Grand hop Saturday evenings Prof.
DFNNSTAEDT, OF \. Y. City, Master Of Cercmonies
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ECONOMY Is WEALTH.-HerZogs trunks Will reach
their destination without being damaged All sizes
and styles on hand
SI3 Pa ave. northwest, near Sd ST.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

FIRST Select Excursion. Chapel Point, July 4.
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Omar D1sArrorxrnEsrr

We positively expected 20 commence building July ist
put rs We cannot get Of the door
TO us until August lst have To wait until then-ip
the meantime have marked down every article in our
Immense establishment TO such prices that viii make
them ny out quick
1000 pieces SEERSUCKER al 7c reduced from l7sc
ooU pieces LAWNS n sc. These are all OF our own
patterns. having ordered them last January We
guarantee the colors Of every piece
leo pieces double width colored WOOL BUNTING NJ
l5c. per yard reduced from SHE. One case same In
Black at 20r
GOO pieces ncured. dotted and striped SWISS at l2c
reduced from 3Oc
6.oVO yards pure MOHAIR CHECKS I'm different Paida
Al l2tc These goods cost 10 make 22,sc
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nUT DOOR SPORTS
THE NEW GAME OF ENCHANTaIENr:
IMPERIAL CROQUET OR LAWN POOL;
LAWN TENNIS;
ARCHERY. CROOUET:
BOOKS Fol: SUMMER READING
WIN. BALLANTYNE l. SON,
Je1 428 It'll street
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A LOVELY OPERA FAN presented this week TO
overy customer, at Hahn's shoe Houses Si6 9Th ST.
aud 1922 Pennsylvania avenue