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MANY LADIES ADMIRE GRAY HAIR-ON
Az some other person. But few to try its effect
on their own charms Nor need they, since Ayers
Hair NiSor prevents the hair from turning gray, and
restores gray hair to its original color 1t ceanses the
scalp, prevents the formation Of dandruH and wonder
fully stimulates the growth Of the hair
MO OTHER PREPARATION SO CONCEN-
~ trates and combines blood purifying vitalizing
enlching and nvigorating qualities as Ayers Sarsa
parilla. Quality should be considered when making
comparisons. myl2
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WE HAVE JUST RECEIvED FINE LOT OF
w Clothing Ia Xorkscrews being the attest style and
Albert c1;a way ind sssss Prices
where. 80 and S20. Our SlS quality Otbefy sell for
S23 Boys suits aye II 70 y: $S and 30; cheap g
suits, only % and -. Have Remarkably large stock
son hand and small space " put them therefore win
sell almost below cost 7. W. SELRY,
myS 10l4-1ole Peunsy lvuDia ava
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DRY GOODS.
SrASrsH Grrrun. L.cu NKrs
SEAToN PERRY,

sEAToN PERRY.
tsccSrsson TO PpHar 4 Bxoruxp,,
SClPUHE LACE NETS EVR ovERpSfAsES AND
GARNITURk IN CHOICE DESIGNS, RANGING
IRON - 10 IS PER YARD
x,SVNtJSEp STYLES IN PURE SILK BLACK
VELVET GRENADlN rs nom q. SO 10 SS Per 4 ard
SLACK TWISTED SILK HkRNANIS from
BLACK SEWING SILK GRENADINES from 81
STRIPED AND pRoCApEp BLACK SILK
GHENADlNfS aom 81 TO -.
NJ ri rs SEit sRATED BLACK SILK AND
cE EkssT nA AT S.R, WHirE CANTON cRrrEs AND
,, r,tbXSSLSsIXE PATTERNS" IN INDIA AND
MN LouIslNES sCRAHs RuADANLS AND
SoMH e FIX n SlLhs IN GREAT VARIETY AND AT
BoNNEI's. IUNsoNs AND scuRoEDERs
~ a. H. cACHENlRk SILKS, Ranging ffom .oe. TO
LUPlN's MOURNING FABRICS IN SPRING
AND SUMNER WEIGHTS
fkihSill' SILK WARP ENGLISH RkNRIET.
Ia A.; .AaELEOSLCLOTHSg ana IxPERIALs ESlkS
SOSKrASLn's ENGLISH era PEs aud WILLS.
S, Nm SPRING AND SUMMER MOURNING
1SnoICE GOODS. PLAIN FIGURES AND
sEAToN PERRY,
Perry Building
Established lS4O. myo
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CARRIERS,
my I'll NARKET SPACE near 7th st.

REDucr1oss. REpuor1oss.
REDUCTIONS.
W. n SINISTER SONS.
90 PIECES FIGURED INDIA SILKS, REDUCED
FROM 81 90 TO Sl.25.
NEAT CHECK SURAH Silks REDUCED
From S1.25 TO 81.
PONGEE EMBROIDERED ROBES HAVE BEEN
REDUCED.
SCOTCH GINGAAMs HAVE BEEN REDUCED
To 1SC.
EXTRA VALUES ARE OFFERED IN BLACK
Sur HIS AND RHADAAEs.
ELEiANr quality BLACK STRIPED SILKa
~ II SCHls ,NEHISG ALBATROss AND
s HIny GHE t;,! PINES, IN GREAT VARIETY At
MACK AND COLORS. SILK ENBROIUERY
GClPNKE NET. loo PIECES CHOICE PATTERNS
IN FRENCH SATrEENS AMI BATlSTE
ONE PRICE
W. II. SINISTER SONS,
01O PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
N. B.-THE BEST Is THECUEAPEST my13
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THE AUCTION at Frees store. 100 Market
space still continues. Goods from the second
floor are being moved down, which are the
finest of the stock, and will be sold this week
and next. AS the crowds are large, come early.
10 a. IL. and y. IN.
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WE OPEN TOMORROW MORNING, May 18th
our second installment OF Arabesque Dado
Shades complete with all fixtures, q feet, 90
cts; feet, 90 cts. We will also sci. our % Ct
Mating for Is; % pieces Furniture Linen. .S
cts: regular price 40; also, our largest Cross
ley's English Tapestry Rugs at : 90 former
price $3.50; also, one lot of Misfit Rugs i'll Ia
pe>try, Body Brussels and Velvet, to be closed
at OF prices.
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Spnrse DRrss GooDs.
Sc, loc.. 12l4c, l5c., 1Sc., 2Oc., 25c.
SUMMER SILKS, &c, Acc, soc.
4Oinch FoULE, all new coiors DC
All wool NUNS YELLING, all coors, 25c
English HERNANI, all colors. lOc
SILK VELVETS reduced to 95c.
Heavy GIiOS GRAIN SILKS, all colors LOO.
BATH TOWELS
600 BATH TOWELS, SC each.
SO rolls new fancy STRAW MATING.
% pieces yard wide LAWN at SC.
SATIN CHECK MUSLIN. &C.. lOc. 12i.
INDIA LINEN, &c. lOc., 12c., l5c
SO pieces of CALICO &c. per yard.
CHILDREN'S HOSIERY
SOLID COLOR HOSE, no seams l5c
RIBBED HOSE, no seams l2lac.
GENTS COl-ORED HALF HOSE Ice.
LADIES SOLID COLOR BALBRIGGAN HOSE, 25c
CARPETS AT COST.
INGRAM CARPETS, 30c, Csc. 2sc A0c., etc
BRUSSELS. Csc, Csc, s0c.. .5c.
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, STAIR OIL CLOTHS, etc.
Z. II. ToWsONS,
CSC Pennsylvania avenue.
apps South Side,
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LARGEST stock boys suits Eiseman's, 9TH & f.

PEARL and beaver-colored dress and Derby
bats at WIN Brodts manufacturer, 419 IL tn
nor
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''Fon Sonr RrAsoS

''FoR SouE RrAsoS,
EVERY SEASON THERE ARE A CERTAIN NUN.
Der OF STYLES OF GOODS THATDONOT
SEEM TO PLEASE THE MAJORITY OF
BUYERS; NOT THAT THE GOODS ARE
NOT AS GOOD AS OTHERS THE STYLES
ARE THE VERY NEWEST: THE COLOR.
INGs,OUR YERTHoUGHTWERE Just
THE THING; oTHERwIsE HE WOULD
NOT HAvEPURCuAsED THEM. gUT,As
WE STATED ABOVE, THEY DO NOT
MOVE AS RAPIDLY AS WISH THEM
TO- AND HERE'S WHAT THERE IS IN
BOYS SUITS, AGES TOTO YEARS:
LOT zoos, BOYsSU1TS, WERE 5.ARE NoW125O
LOT s736, BOYS SUITS, WERE $13, ARE NOW $40
LOT s7oA, BOYS SUITS, WERE 50, ARE NOW 81
LOT 6136, BOYS SUITS, WERE 50, ARE NOW 81
LOT 6333, BOYS SUITS, WERE So ARE NOW So
LOT $3.50. BOYS SUITS. WERE $40, ARE NOW So
LOT 63Os. BOYS SUITS. wEREs1O ARE NOW So
LOT G3O4, BOYS SUITS, WERE 81, ARE NOW So
LOT 6sO2, BOYS SUITS WERE s., ARE NOW So
REMEMBER THE ORIGINAL PRICE
WAS AS LOW AS ANY HOUSE IN THE
COUNTRY CAN NAME FOR THE SAME
GOODS. THE REDUCED PRICE is JUST
THAT MUCH LOWER THAN YOU CAN
BUY ELSEWHERE. SHALL WE EXPECT
A. sAKs & CO.,
ONE PRICE CLorH1ERs
m1s ale AND s1s SEVENTH STREET
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PEARL, DRAB AND MAPLE DERBYs In Dun
lap and other popular block. Prices az, Sab
and 81 IS A clean saving of 81 on each hat
by buying them 1T Francs, corner ,th and ID,
tue only strictly one-price hat and gents fur
nishing store in this city.
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FUssELL's les CREAM shipped anywhere out
of town; 1927 New York avenue.
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SIX DIFFERENT PATTERNS of vapOr stoves
shown at W .. jerks & Cos. III 9TH street
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Cluett's Crown Collars.
Guns and Monarch Shirts are tho best Of all, 60
FH0n the Races
to Johnson's Dining Saloons, 40 and 442 9th
street, one door from L. Choice oysters, half
shell, received to-day; fine silk; try them.
Also, meals, lunch, fresh fish, crabs, CLAIMS.
spring chickens, and every delicacy. Ladies
saloon first floor. z
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GENUINE DASFORTH FLUID can only be OBJ
tanned at w. ). jerks * Cos, IL. 9Th street.
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LAsspuRcu & BnorHEn
400, 49, 424. 428 SEVENTH STREET.
ANOTHER GREAT PURCHASE
AN EXTRAORDINARY
AN EXTRAORDINARY
OUT OF SEASON SALE
OUT OF SEASON SALE
LADIES MUSLIN AND CAMBRIC UNDERWEAR
$4,000 GARMENTS
$4,000 GARMENTS.
IMMENSE SLAUGHTER
IMMENSE SLAUGHTER
RufNoUS PRICES
RUINous PRICES.
The balance of stock of q large manufactured who
was pushed for money, which bought for cash aud
will positively be sold for cash Only.
The goods Will be sold from 40 to SO cents on the
Dollar.
These Garments are warranted to give the same sat
hfsction NJ the goods regularly sold BY US
No shop-worn Garments, but all clean and season.
able Garments
RARE OPPORTUNITY.
A RARE OPPORTUNITY.
FOUR GENUINE LEADERS
torchon Lace inserting finished with lace neck aud
sleeves regular price Csc; our price soc.
Leader No. 2. Fine cambria Chemise extra long
yoke made OF best quality Medcs lace and embroidery
lace neck and sleeves Good III 81 5o our price
Sc; a genuine bargain.
Loader No. 3. Good Cotton Drawers deep embroid.
cred rufie with cluster Of tucls Regular value Sc
our price 44c.
Leader No. 4. Fine Cambria Corset Covers SQUARE
neck, Hamburg inserting back and front embroid
neck aud sleeves Sold everywhere ut 81; our prics
&c; very cheap.
PERFECT FITTING.
ELEGANT MATERIAL,
BEST WORKMANSHIP
PERFECT FITTING.
ELEGANT MATERIAL.
BEST WORKMANSHIP
This is undoubtedly the Greatest Muslin Underwes
portunity rarely offered.
DO not miss this Great Sale
DO not miss this Great Sale.
We have prepared for . rush.
We have prepared for a rush.
Call Early. Call Early.
Second Floor. Take Elevator.
Second Floor. Take Elevator.
LANSBURGH & BRO,
MY 40, 422 a24. s26 SEVENTH STREET
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FINEST line chiIdrens suits. Eiseman's, 9Th & E

WISEs-FOr imported aud domestic wines
and liquors remember Chr. Nander, OIL 9TH
street northwest.
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A Question why:

" ASu!t,CToN, May 1850.
To the Editor Of THE EVENING STAR:
l want To find out something, and not
knowing any better authority 10 answer a con-
undrum than yourself confidently apply to
You tor Il solution of the following query: ..IIow
is it that the District Commissioners have
money TO sprinkle the streets and avenues that
vehicles have 10 travel to reach the race course,
when they have not u cent. or las they say the
tended, which is used every day by hundreds
OF teams. and is, in fact, the best road OF the
city for pleasure driving?' An answer would
much oblige yours, 14TH STREET.
MIS-. DENNIsoN's MAY BAII..-The first an
nual Nay festival and ball of Mrs. Flora {. Den
nison which took place at the National Rifles
arnOry last night. was one of the most success
lnl entertainments OF the kind ever given here.
The attendance was large. the program carefully
arranged, and all the pupils exhibited marked
proficiency. The grand march and the corona
Master Carl Fischer was he Herald; Miss Eva
Pruden, Queen of May; Min,es Mamie Gillian
and Lizzie Carver, Maid, of Honor; Miss Nellie
Powers, Goddess of Liberty; little WiniIred
Mattinsly, Crown Bearer; Miss Daisy Davis,
Lady Hope; and Masters Georgia Arms and
We're skilfully performed by the little ones,
each number being heartily afpaadcd, and the
door was then cleared Tor adults.
Mr.. SANDS EXAMINED As TO HIS SANITY
The inquiry into the mental condition of the
his daughter. Mrs. Davis wac continued to-day
IN the Circuit Court room before Marshal Nc
MlcDael auu q jury. Mr.. SANDS was the
stand all day in defense OF his own sanity and
was closely questioned by Nj " "A. Cook repre-
senting the petitioner. Mr.. Sands caused con-
siderable amusement by his ready and sharp
replies to the lawyer.
ROBBERIEs REToRTED.-Mary Matthew'S 459
New Jersey avenue southeast, reports stolen
from her house 50 and q tot of cluthng: value
$3.50. George w. Smith 115 9th street
reports the less of clothing and other articles
worth S25. Mrs. Smith, 1929 street, reports
stolen from her house a watch worth $40
Thas. Penaluna reports stolen money and
clothing amounting to S32.
REAL ESTATE SALEs.-J. p. Winner has re-
Gently made the following sales of real estate:
] ,o6 p street, for Edward Byrn 10 Jay Stone,
SO 800: 1914 z street, for Jno. W. Griffin
Through Hutty i Dyer. to Mary Wv. Weaver
S6.13O: 4i6 street, foT l.. l.. Morrison to Ed
ward Murphy. $500
VIM. Sharon has sold to John Sherman parts of
two lots on the north SIDE of " street between
18th and 18th streets. for S10,3s2.5O. VIM
sharon has sold to Emil f. Cont two lois on
the north side OF y street, between eth and
18th streets, tor 81 ,oS4
WASHINGTON FISH MAESET.-Sold by r. A.
Golden, fish agent: 10000 herring. at from
$3.50 70 81 per thousand; I ,o0o eLad, ut S25
Der hundred,
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USE OUR IMPROVED NAPOR STOVE. You will
save the price of IL in one season. a. Eberly 4
Sons, rs eth street northwest.
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The Combination Of ingredients used
In making Browns Bronchial Troches is such
rs to give the best possible effect with safety
They are the pest remedy in use for Coughs.
Colds and Troat Diseases 60
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LOVELY SATISES and wide cashmere 25c
Brodhead's.
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Was Cured Of Kidney Complaint by the
d. W. Olmstead, Proof Reader, indianapolis
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FoE WALL PAPER, WINDOW SHADES, &c. go
to Il. W. Henderson d Co.'S, lib + ST. NV.
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Julius LASsRURGII, 315 9TH st.
GAS STOVES at Shedd's.
400 9th street.

GENTS SHOES AT Low PRICES.-Hool1ed Balls
for 81 cts: Buttoned Shoes ior 81: Congress
Caters from 3124; q comfortable Seamless
Cater for S2.4S; The police and letter carriers
Hand-Sewed Laced shoe lor $3.50 is the cheap
est shoe KNOWN To- the trade; also Il complete
sUrtment OF the Shoes and low quarters. Il.
StTaeburger, No. 9U4 9TH ST.. four doors above
81. No connection with any other shoe store in
he Ell
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Affairs on the Virginia aide.

IMPROVEMENTS ON THE EAILRoAD-No IN
CREASE IN FARES-SOCIAL EVENTS AT FALLS
CHURCH..
Correspondence of THE EVENING STAR:
FALLS CHURCH, VA, May II, 1855.
The enterprise OF the " o. and W RR In the
past few weeks Is very noticeable. New steel
rails have been Laid jas far Farmwell and an
arrangement has been made With the Pennsyl-
vania road which enables the W. o. and W. r.
X. to run its trains direct into Washington thus
avoiding the delay in transferring the cars at
East Fails Church ard Warrington to thirty
your city has been the great drawback to the
growth and prosperity OF our section and under
the new schedule we feel that this obstacle is
removed and We are 70 enter upon 4 season CT
improvement and pro--eTTy, to which the gem
erai heaIthfuiness, proximity TO the national
capital and beauty OF landscape entitle us,
The railroad company has issneh q very neat
Circular giving TIE names OF the residents on
It's line who are willing TO take bOarders and
other useful information 10 those desiring to-
spend The summer IN tie country. The rates of
fare given in this paper are through mjsun-
derstanding on the part OF the railway officials
present rates, Twas assured At the railroad Office
last evening. Very many land-.cekers have
lately visited Us aud Sc vcra new residences are
in process OF completion.
y number OF our young ladies' gave an e1h-
billion broom drill Oh Friday evening at the hall
of The Jefferson school building wh!cn was we'll
attended. The receipts amounted 10 ever $40
which was placed 10 the credit Of the school
fund H. B. A.
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Ce.tIemen,s ma nov.. u,,,

Centlemen's and Boys' Hats.
Beautiful light coiored Derbys, %, 50. so.
ana g.
straw Hats were never 20 cheap as now.
Large stock, correct styles, and "Popular
NV. -
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GARDEN HOSE at ShedJ's,
400 9th street
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Affairs In ives, U,sh,,,e.op.

NOTES.-THE. Charles H. Tickling Is lying ill ut
hi, residence. No. 1oiS Stat street, with ntiam-
nation OF the bowels.--An entire white family
named Synlons. who r-cclttly cain. from Eng
E!ud. were arrested Ivy Officer Harper this
officer Greene is i'll az his resi6ence.-The
canal boat owned by Barney Nc4ulde, which
sunk recently has been Undergraduates Fields
3Ooj VI street. was lined JOG by Judge Smell
to-day for selling beer without q licence; an ap-
peal was noted.
AND CONDITION OF WATER AT
.A.I.-Great Fails temperature, go: condition
SO: receiving reservoir, temperature, "a; cOndi-
ton at north connection. 80: south connection.
ST. distributing reservoir, ten ,62; condi-
ton at intiuent gate house 3U; etduent gate
house Sc. High tide in the river to-day at Ais
Pm; low tide at 11:1o p.u
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OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGStL OFFICER.
WASHINGTON, d. C., May II, 1885. l | n. m.
For the middle Atlantic states, clcarii': and
fair weather uorther!y winds becoming Vari-
able slightly warmer In southern portion, Sta
tiCnary temperature in northern portion.
Iqr Friday-warner fair weather i indi-
cated for the districts on the Atlantic coast and
warmer weather IN all districts east of the VI IS
sissippi river.
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Ven 4no 0oJs Ssnto0 SE9Vs,oO, Toe, 81 90;
STRAW datS were never 20 cheap as now
Large stock, correct styles, and spopular
Prices At H. Z. Lewis 02o 7th St., bet I and K
NV.
CeptJeAsn's DPsine OutRts.
Aonarch shirts, Toe and p 90; Climax. do r5c.
Medium weight underwear, S0c.;wooI' do. 81:
Mems seamless socks, plain and cold, 2 for csc:
Closing out heavy Merino underwear Mt cost.
SIX necE-wear 26c. Linen collars, 9 for o5c.:
ct +. G. Lewis, S2o It'll ST., bet and K
N. g. Full line OF medium and low priced trunks
You Can Save
fully IS 70 so Per cent by purchasing your foot
wear at the Popular shoe Stores, 726 Eth street
and a61 Pennsylvania avenue.
ladies' finest handsewed French kid shoes,
either box toe or common sense style, $3.77.
Ladies best curacao kid Shoes flexible soles
any style and width, $1.e7. N~''
Ladies' kid or pebble goat button shoes. 07c.
a adies fergS ga,tsr lace or Congress &c.
Ladies, low ties aud button Newports, TIC.
Ladies hne Kid croquet slippers, 47c
Misses' oil solid leather shoes, spring heels or
with heels, o7c. "a
Misses low ties or opera slippers, &c.
Chiidren,s school shoes, kid or pebble, &c,
lhildrens dne kid spring heels, SIC
1ouths button shoes, sizes IL to ?, 97c
. Hoys bne lace or button shoes. 1927.
s1.e7. ' 0'''efe'
Mems sery1ceable lace shoes and Congress
Mems patent leather Oxford ties, 81. 2
Bargains Extraordinary to Stimulate
BusinesS.
Short length, 60 bleaehcd sheeting, 15c.
:. :. 1o4 Gle.
Lot Fine Atwood Jerseys, worth l.5O, 75c.
LA EXCELSIQR, SO4 eth st NV
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BUEys Pipsissewa cures kidney diseases
backache, Nc.
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ttMfoErED ROSES AT ArCTION.-Mr. Bowling
VII seu tomorrow. Ut eleven O'Clock ut his
suction TOXINS: IL Choice collection of imported
roses, put up In assorted bundles This is The
lass sale log Ibis ssssson
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T. Z. CHASE umbrella maker, 1914 Pa. ave-
LARGEST boys dept in city. Eiseman's, 9TH & f.
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LARGEST boys dep'tin city. Eiseman's s, 1th i L.
ALOHA
The new perfume-see beautiful story book at
drug stores free Eastman's Aloha Perfume
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LARGEST stock boys suits Eisemans, 9TH & E
GLASSES repaired while waiting. Hemplers,
near Al,
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Ok Wrru
THE NEW CLOTHES
AN ADDRESS TO NAN
ABOUT
II A MS DR. E S 8.

Civilization has rendered clothing among the neces-
saries OF e and like all neceSsares should be sold
to the consumer at the lowest possible price What
ever needed by everybody she ud be placed within
the reach Of every Industrious individual.
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AT ADLERS
TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE
good reliable Clothing is offered at avery slight ad
vance above actual cost. By reliable Clothing We
mean honest all wool fabrics that viii give good
wear and also give satisfaction This Is the sort of
Clothing to buy you want to get the greatest value
for your money Clothing is not cheap just because
Is offered ut low figures. Nothing you buy Is Cheap
unless 1t fully equals exceeds In value the money
paid for it This il the sort Of bargains you can
pend upon getting ut
TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE
Reliable material, best make and lowest possible
prices Is what we offer.
We have f1ne and as large q stock of Clothing Is
was ever offered In Washington A visit will prove
this We sell at exactly ten cent above cost aud
all We promise is reliable fabrics the latest styles the
lowest prices and courteous and polite treatment No
sensible buyer expects more than this aud Clothing
buyers viii find thai first in quality. lowest In
price, and to patronize US is to save cash
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CHILDRES'S SHCES-Inf1nts' Shoes from 29c.
NJ, Spring Heels from csc. up; Hecled Shoes in
Kid and pebble from .Ic. up: also, i large as
sortIcent al cheap and line Slippers H. Stris-
burger, No. 4O0 : III 81, iour doors above / ST.
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BAR0AISs' BARGAINS,
GREAT RARGAINS IN SHIRTS, Al THE
BRANSA BAITIAiORE SHIRT FACTORY.
Inc ONFOItT SHIRT, made Of W amsut,a Cotton
aud richardson's 21Uu Iren, (Reinforced) finished
fsady Ior Ine wash tpc, Tor only IS cents This Is
the Finest Shirt In sc market.
ASK 70 see or: CROWN DIAMOND SHIRT, made
OF trut Oh :ie Loom Cotton and Fine Linen Bosoms
only oc cents These shirts iengtbwise Of the
co.on carefully made and will give entire satisfaction
We have inst received 26O dozen MEMS FANCY
Hale HOSE, which We intend to sell ct Is CENTS
mills 1902 F STREET NORTHWEST.
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WASHINGTON FISH MAREET-Sold by r. A
Golden. fish agent: 1884, herring. at from
$3.50 70 81 pei thousand; 1000 eLad, ut S25
mol hv,ysf ID
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STOCK Dogs SUITS. EiseInal

PLUMBING AND TIMING at Shedd's,
I09 9th street.
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SLAUGHTER In
DRY GOODS
50 dozen Ladies' Black Hose worth doc at CSC.
aAtdozen cllldrens Hose, sizes fou Oh To ia
ducrd irom - and 5vc. 10 lag. Great bargains.
10000 yards Lawn. reduced from l2ia TO Sc.
lo,vVp yards Lawn. worth &C.. to 3i2c.
a lot OF Thread Gloves, only SC.
All shades Sureh silks worth 81 As reduced TO oGc.
Beautiful Black Lousine silk, worth 81, reduced -
Slov.
H.auiful BLACK Jersey SILK sold elsewhere al 81 u.s.
SloV.
splendid" Quality @. G. Silk at 81 %: reduced
~ 81 H.
An Cloths and Cashmere. cost: intend stop
keeping thSua
Sprung Cndsrwear cheap.
New style Parasols lnd sun CUtfe.laS
W lite Goods. very cheap
Whue Goods. India Ilnens Nsnsooks, NansooL's
n ul.s and Lawns.
job Lot Iac,s just received.
Beautiful Lot satteeus. French and American
beautiful GeY Dress Goods. worth &c, at Ice
All Anadts sprug Csshnleres just received.
All shades spring AImures and Trcotinea
henriettaC Cloths, 81 90, Sl.25.Sl.50
" dow Cloths.
Nuns Yelling and AIbatross all shades
1u0O yards igues, slightly soiled, reduced from 10
and PC to &c Very cheap.
Zephyr Gipshanls. only i2L.c
Hosiery, Gloves, Underwear, Handke rchiefs &C. In
great variety.
Courtald Grape Yelling, the best made. at S. so.
LUTTRELL & WINE,
myl Nv 1880 Penn. Ave. Northwest
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NoBBlKsT hoys' suits. Eiseman's, eth E SITS.
THEGne photos OF kets kemethy's, 1 100 Pa av.,
continue 10 be % p. d. with ;}til painted free.
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717 Market Space. Washington, D. C.
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Mrs SELMA RupprRr.

1S1 S SELMA hCPPERT
COS 9th street, opposite Patent ONCE
Received n and elegant line OF Infants ana
Children's
WHITE DRESSES. SLIPS AND RoBES
LACE AND sHIRREp CAPS
LONG AND SHORT MERINo cLoAKs
Plain aud Embroidered, for Spring wear In Mothss
Hubbard and other styles aud all kinds OF
CHILDREN'S FURNISHING GOODS tnh2S
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NoEEIEsr boys suits. Eisemans, 9TH L SITS.
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Rive DOLLARS A CUT.-Iast Monday after
noon John Granger, colored boy. cut Henry
farAer, another cOiored boy. four times i'm the
back with penkni1e. In the. Police Court th!.
morning Granger was fined s5 Tor each cut i'm
oel;uit oi two months in Jail. In default OF the
go he was committed.
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