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CITY ITEMS.

Ladies' and Gents travelling franks.
Leather "Saratogas," fine finish and strong, 81
to$1O.
$3.50. ~ ~''"0 ~
Patent Covered Trunks, from 81, $3.50, 81,
Look at our 81 so Dress and Bonnet Trunk.
Every Trunk warranted; no trash sold
Lewis Permanent Hat and Trunk Store, 900
7th st.
N.B.-Piease remember the name and number.2
Look Ont. Ts-Merrew. August Ist.
will commence to close out our entire summer
stock of Shoes and Slippers
Strasburger Bros 726 9Th ST.. between G. and
H, and 461 Pennsylvania ave-. near IL,
Ladies Kid Opera Slippers, SIC, marked
down from 97c.
Ladies' Fine Kid Oxford Ties Newports and
low button, SIC: marked down from S1.21.
Ladies Dress Kid Button Shoes, orc: marked
down from $1.47.
Ladies Finest Curacao Kid Shoes. opera toe or
common sense style, S1.S7; marked down from
$2.77.
Misses Kid oxfords and low ties, &c;
marked down from 91c.
Misses Pehb,. Button Shoes, &C., marked
down from STAT.
Childrens slippers. different STYLES, 47c.:
marked down from 75c.
Childrens Kid spring heel Shoes worked but
ton holes, 11c; marked down from S127.
Infants Slippers and Button Shoes. 27c.:
marked down from 47c.
BOYS stylish Button Shoes, SLY; marked
Mems Congress Caters and Lace Shoes, 97c.;
marked down from $1.37.
Mems Low Button and Strap Ties, s1.47;
Also q full line of Mems, Boys and Children's
first quality Canvas Shoes, 97c., marked down
from $1.27.
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To the Editor of THE EVENING STAR.
+ il for the interests of the District that poor
man shall not be able to secure for himself a
home9 In this city there are many small in
expensive, but substantial frame houses which
if removed TO cheaper lands outside the fire
limits. would make neat and comfortable
homes. Mcn stand ready, with their careful
savings To- thus secure for themselves homes
but the District commissioners, for reasons
known only to themselves, UiH not qrufit per-
1tits tor the removal of such buildings. Is this
Jed t" those striving to secure small independ-
ent homes" Is ii not placing Il hindrance in
the way of the growth I'll the city? 4 well-to-do
middle class Is II stronghold to any city. These
buildings, too good to be torn down, occupy, in
many instances, lots which, il lett vacant,
Would so"n he used for more slightly and ex-
penSive buildings. They are also dangerous
~ under-hoNes, in the midst of the city. Is
There ~ city ordnance prohibiting theses re-
moN:tl>, or il 1t IL lately conceived whim OF the
Commissioners. One who wishes JUSTICE.
Juiy 30 iSSJ
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Saloon Keepers and Work ingmen.

THE LIQUOR DEALERS ASSOCIATION AND THE
BOYCOTT ON BEER.
The published statement that the Liquor
Dealers association purpose TO take action in
reference to the boycott placed upon Heurich's
beer. and retaliate by boycott upon articles
manufactured by firms employing union labor
does not seem to be correct. Mr. Peter Fcgan
the treasurer of the association, states that the
organization il no longer in existence, and
therefore cannot take any action.
Mr. Fred Hugle. the president of the Saloon
Keepers association. told Il STAR reporter this
morning that the association had as vet h-ld no
meeting or taken any action in the matter. He
said that the boycott now extended To- I2o Sa-
loon keepers who sold Heurich's beer and that
in addition, there were u large number oil bt;S-
ness men upon whom a boycott had been placed
for employing non-union men. He said that
unless the boycott was lifted the association
would hold meeting and take such action as
would protect their interests
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NOT PARTICLE OF CALoMEL OR ANY
other deleterious substance enters into the conpo-
stion of Ayers Cathartic Pills. On the contrary, they
prove Of special service those who have used calo
mel and other mineral posons as medicines and feel
their injurious effects, In such Ayers Pills are
invaluable
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A LADY WRITES "I HAVE USED AYERS
Sarsaparla I'm my family for many years. and
could not keep house without It, For the relief of the
pains consequent upon female weak and irreg-
larities, consider it without equal" jy2S
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Street lamps VIII be lighted at 80 p. III.
and cxtingui>hed at ] 1:iup y. III.
Steamer Mary " Washington excursion every
Saturday. Fare III cents. See advert Sement.
In the article ON The First Owners OF Wash
lngton, Published ia last saturday : STAR. il
WAS stated that samuel Davidson LEFT his prop
rrty IT, hi daughters. The fact is that sS;tpIuel
Davidson was a hatchCinr, and left his estate to
the daughters of I.is brother john.
James Richardson charged with VIM. POtzier
with attrIV, was 1iucd 80 by Judge Mills to-
day. PotZlrr forfeited - collateral
The second grand division, Sons of Veterans.
will hold its second annual cucampInent at
Masonic Temple from August / 9Th To- 10Th.
TO-day Il bill for divorce was filed hy W. q.
Henderson for Sarah r.. Dillon nee Grahamj
agt- r. u. Dillon. whom She married January
i2th, 1870. She charges him with habituai
drunkenness, cruelty and desertion.
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MERCHSSTS term this the dull season OF the
yea. i Vi>i; Ia iidhf~ reliable Snoe house
Sl6 eth street. or JT22 1cnHsy tVdnla avenue,
viii cpnV I1Cs YOU lh.si ~t'cn l. not thr ease
" IA their business. The noted durability OF
their g,Od> aud the exceptionally low prices
reisntns a. present utcr an iEtiucemrnt chat
ci,I>.- purchasers. eren uuw. to fiocl< 70 this
always busy establishment. see City Items
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AN AsSIGNMFNT.-S. g. Bouts and Hunter B.
Miller. trading ~ >. G. Rouis & Co.,
in stoves. ranges. dc, at 11O3 9TH street
have made an assignment to f. Fl. Thomas
for the benefit Of tucir creditors. MAX
iDg preferences of II. y II Donald rent account
80. j. BENSON Moore $40. and tine employees of
tue hrm-J. T. Wright $3.50. David Bruckhei-
In"r and John Parker S1G.oJ each, and Charles
" right Sc.
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FRIDAY AND SATURDAY 1t3T remaining stock
Oh men low shoes, cons l<tin ~ 80 pairs pI ali
styles, VIII De sold III cost, from SI-I1 up. II.
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TIM NV YORK TECxK HOUSE

will he open only few days longer. and they
are offering th" remainder OF their stock IF
trunks and leather bag AT manufacturers cost
92I .th ~trcrt northwest.
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Great Reduction
In Florence Oil Stoves. Selling at 9oc at tn.
Boston Variety Store, 7Oo and 10. Market
Space. WV, -,
Mems andROys' Bicycle Hose. full line.
AT Auerbach's bicycle shirt Depot, 7th d III. !;
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FINANCIAL.

FINANCIAL.
PnrscE 81 Wn1rE1r.
STOCK BROKERS'
Ga roadway,
$50 A.iih avenue, NC" iork-
$50 18th street 6 orcoran !;,iflding) Washington.
PRIVATE STOCK TELEGRAPH WIRES
BETWEEN
WASHHGTON, BALTIMORE. PHILADELPHIA.
NEW YORK, BOSTON, DC AA->'
GENIEAL PARTNERS.
JAMES WHITLEY, H. cRuGER OAKLEY
MAYNARD {. EYRE.
HENRY H. DopGE, Washington, d.
WILLIAM L. TKAvERs Special Partner
Buy and Sell Oh commission ali classes of Esi,uav
Securities - "'S
II. II. DODGE, Resident Partner
Quotations of Stocks and Bonds and Information re-
garding the markets received through orr wiras in,
stantiy. direct from the New York stock Exrhanr,
All orders executed and reported promptly te7
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GRAND LIMITED EXCURSION
WONDERFUL CAvERNs OF LURAY,
Lighted by the Electric Lightly,
Via Baltimore and Ohio and Shenandoah valley Rail-
SUNDAY, AUGUST ID, 1855.
No change Of cars. Delightful scenery en- route
Positively limited to 800 passengers
EVERY TICKETCALLs FOR A RESERVED SEAT
Leave b 4 9 Depot; Washington $50 a. m sharp
Returning. arrive i'll Washington 8 D. m
Round-trip Tickets Qncluding admission to Cav
ernsl $3.50.
now sale at b. 4 o. Ticket Offices. 5o.. Gis and
1851 Pennsylvania avenue. aud at b. q .. depot on
| the morning ofthe excursion. jy3I-2t
SuNDAY AFTERNOON o. EXcyRsIoN;
Steamer MARY wAsHfNGsTetSSs S aia e eo her
jysi.2t i. 5, RANDALL. Manager.
o goSS.5 !, BEAcncH,NloN.M ". E SUNDAY
TUESDAY, AUGUST !. 1850
M o ssS eh'ar s.aees
sale at e fnrselfs a,S 9th ST. NV A $ Taylor.
eox, 1907 fenna ave; whlteside Il Walton: 1921 i
The school will not sell tickets at tile wharf 1876
RIO viKGlSIA BEAcH!
" To Fort MoNRoE.u
TO PINEY POINTM.!
Cheap. Short and Delightful Trips
without loss of time from business
The Popular Steamer
SATURDAY. AUGUST /. at $50 P. NJ,
From 9TH Street Wharf;
Returning Monday, at q a. m.
Round trip to Norfolk and Fort Monroe. 81
" Virginia Beach 80
81 '' Piney Point, S1.5O
g Ocean View. $3.50. jy30-2t
YINIIIS BEATS THEM ALL!
As MILES FOR 10 CENTS.
Look out and go to Glvmout every SATURDAY for
10 cents. Bring the children and the babies
Steamer Mary Washington Will leave her wharf
Every saturday at 10 am. returning at Gao pm,
jy50-lm +. $. RANDALL, Manager
THIRST GRAND EXCURSION
EAGLE CLUB
To Blackistone's Island, SUNDAY, August .. 1855.
Steamer THOMPSON will leave her wearf at $50 a.
Tickets SOC. Children 25c
Bathing. fishing and grabbing. jy30-3t
CooL AND REERbsHING SATURDAY EVEN.
steamer G ECO. LAW leaves 5, back at 10 pm giving
nearly two hours al Glymont Fare Is cts; children
jy29-4t l. II. TREMRLY. Excursion Manager.
Ho. THE GREAT SAhLs AND CABIN JOHNS
The Steam Packet r hH1SE vii, make res,,a,
trips during the 10 the above points every Sun
DAY, TT fSDAY and FRIDAY, leaving her wharf
Fare for round trip soc. Boat be chartered on al
andJ; NJ WATERS. 1o47 High St Georgetown.
no NOT FORGET THE DANCING SCHOOL RE
- unions EVERY SATURDAY EVENING on the
steamer Mary Washington. which leaves her wharf at
Dancing on boat, accompanied by Prof Caidweiis
Orchestra. jy29lt*
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LINCOLN AND GEANT.-Thomas Bowling will
sell tomorrow. nj MS auction store 80 maps
and other relic, of these great men. used by
them in planning tile campaigns of the rebel
lion
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GREAT BARGAINS IN READy-MADE DRESSES
Lawn and white. 81 lish and neatly made for
Children. from 21c. UP. for ladies, from = %
up, at hEEz1G :, 3iS .th street northwest.
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For GENUINE BARGAINS in hats and gent
furnishings. 90 To Francs corner 9Th and - stS..
The only strictly uue-price hat and gents FUR
nlShins store in thi, CITY.
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ThOrntOn'S Emulsion
of pure Cod Liver Oil with Hypophosnhites n,
Lime and Soda for coughs, colds, CONSUMPTION
Impaired nutrition and general debility; easy
anu pleasant to take: Prescribed by physt.
ciailS. Sold by, Druggists. Large bottles soc
Manufacturcd by W. +. Thornton, corner Bal.
tiliore ana Harrison streets, Baltimore, Md
m,W,T
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PICNICs. EXCURSIONS, ETC

0CCooUAN FALLS. VA.
he e.ms ness sfseesy 81 rs Vim make
e1s9rsiSp t1p e the seSss Iscs e1enss stree, xbs
Dancing on 1ssa iine %as.d dsek down aud back
" ' TURN1NG AT s r NJ.
SUNDAY ArTERINs!o.o,Ns, E ExSURsIo eS
excursion ssA trips ETERY SUNDAY. leaving At p
NJ; retur ming at PIN.
Tickets. 25e; round "trip -.,.,
/ Fine Brass Band on these eX cursionss
No Questionable parties allowed allowed on On. board
Other her points rs RANDALL. M,navs,
CNTEAMER CORCORAN.
y sunday Excursion to Marshall Hall
Am and 3 pm Returning at i and pm
First class Catering at the Hail. ie23-sm
II OVER CEDAR POINT,
The popular wateriEs Place of washingtonians.
The safe swift and magnit!sehnt steamer ARMENIA
DAYS nna :. se ss
rem. 25c Dinner on the grounds SOC.
Tor further Information and charters to societies
"'' W i'''''''' s Z. L snER1rrs Coal Offices.
32S and / IA Pa ave
Je24 And at Steamers v harf. foot of eth St
Every ass.s fSSs:i.y .nd Sun
From 9TH st. wharf S:S0 aul., hours AZ the beach:
back at 10 pm.
Good bathing: good seaside dinner.
Fare, 50c. round trip; children, DC Jyl3-lm
T,HE MOST BEAUTIFUL PLACE IN PRINCE
i George county Is Gladmons Oakland Grove.
Picnics every THURSDAY EVENING.
Park for rent every day except THURSDAY.
Splendid pavilion, fine shade and splendid water
Located ON the Marlboro pike, four miles from
Benning's Bridge. jy2G-2w*
SyTEAMER w. w. CORCuRAN
- Leaves Every Morning at 10 O'Clock, Returning
Fare 25 cents for round trip
&c Marshall Hail and Giymont
Children, Is cents. jy1S-3m
THAPEL POINT CHAPEL POINT!
LONG BRANCH OF THE poTOMAC
Commencing SUNDAY. June % the
STEAMER GEO LAW
Will leave daily from steamer George Learys wharf,
except Mondays, Fridays and Saturdays. S:45 a. m.
sharp, and return $50 pm.
Fare for trip so cts Meals at the Point SO cts
Prof. Schroeder's Orchestra.
je19 G. w BAUER Owner
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BEST FRENCH Sateens opened. Youngs. 73G
18th 81. sole Hseiit for best ii Planet and Pearl
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
Condensed Locals.
AnHsenieniS Tonight.

ALBACGIT> OPERA HOrSE.-"Pinafore."
CoHIQUE SUMNER GaErEN.-Nariety.
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TAKE Lady of the Lake for Colonial Beach on
Saturday AT 80
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III *,
HEARD THOUSANDS OF VOICES SAYING
UNTO NE
GO TO ADLER'S ANNUAL RED LETTER SALE,
e27 AND 900 SEVENTH STREET n. w,
WENT AND SO DID HOST OF PEOPLE. THEY
ACTED WISELY. THEY DID WELL.
SO DID L
found there something good so did they.
stumbled upon something better; SO did they.
finally found the best; SO did they
The Good the Better, the Best Ready made Clothing
for Mems, Youths, Boys and Chidren's Wear in the
District. all 1t
ADLER'S
ANNUAL RED LETTER SALE
Red Prince Albert Red
Letter Suits, Letter
Sale. S1395 and upwards Sale
Red Four-Button Getaway Red
Letter Suits, Letter
Sale. $3.50 and upwards. Sale.
Red Sack Red
Letter Suits, Letter
Sale &7sS and upwards Sale.
Red Boys Red
Letter Suits, Letter
Sale. $4.O5 and upwards Sale.
Red Children's Red
Letter Suits Letter
Sale. $2.25 and upwards Sale.
Red Thousands Of Red
Letter Seersucker Letter
Sale. Goats and Vests. sale.
Red Stripes Checks Red
Letter and Letter
Sale Plaids. Sale.
Red New invoice Red
Letter $l.97 for Letter
Sale Coat and Vest. Sale.
Red Pongee Goats and Vests Red
Letter at Letter
Sale S495. Sale
Red Pure Silk Coats and Red
Letter Vests Letter
Sale ut Sale
Red $685. Red
Letter Mems Letter
sale. Creole suits Sale.
Red Assoc Ped
Letter Hair Line Vests Letter
Sale at &c Sale
We shall positively decline to sell any of our goods
70 dealers, being determined that Consumers only
shall Aave the benefit of our reduced prices.
ADJ R'S
10 PER CENT 10
CLOTHING HOUSE
STRICTLY ONE PRICE
eo7 and 92s Seventh street northwest
EJ Open evenings until 8: Saturdays until IL jy21
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SELECT Excunsros
TO VIRGINIA BEACH,
Under auspices ofthe
CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
Leave MONDAY. AUGUST 3D. 1850 p. m. sharp,
LADY OF THE LAKE,
for Norfolk, thence to the Beach by CHARTERED
at $50 or 2;4S pm, and reaching Washington Aug.
This trip. via Fortress Monroe across the historic
Hampton Road Norfolk and to the Beach. is one
view ofthe Ocean and the surf bathing that point
| are grand beyond expression.
boat Lunch can BE- carried if preferred ''''
TICKETS FOR ROUND TRIP ONLY $l.5O,
good desired until August 9TH; limited to 800 for
,,s,e sosner of 18Th and sis main i$ss
and National Hotels also. at j. F. saums saS Eousi
ana aa at m RKs House gu s; ~
For urtiier information for tickets or state rooms,
,.os :, CAPTAIN ANDERSON, 1910 s.. NV.
SEVENTH ANNUAL Excursion
OF HEBER TENT, No. 10. l. o. r.,
Will be given to Lower Cedar Point, on
MONDAY, AUGUST Sd, 1885,
Myh 1sset Whs. :t
o'clock a. M sharp Tickets, 80 cts: children under
| the above date jy2S-5ts
MooSLIanr Exr GU SNs
| ASSOCIATED NoN-CoMMIssIoNED OFFICERS
AND PRIvATES
Of the
WASHINGTON LIGHT INFANTRY CORPS
To MARSHALL HALL,
FRIDAY, JULY 81, 1885
Steamers Corcoran and Arrowsmith will leave their
wharves respectively at and $50 clock M sharp;
returning ut 1l:3O
Tickets so cents; to be had Of members of the
| Corps and at the boats. jy25-6t
1850 EXCURSION SEASON 1856
BALTIMORE OHIO R.R
| EVERY MONDAY. commencing June %, to
Round trip rate. $3.50. Limited to 800 persons.
| Leave Washington at am Returning, arrive at
| $50 pm.
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY, commencin.
| June %, to
HARPERs FERRY AND BYRNES ISLAND
| On the Potomac
Round trip rate, 81. Limited to 200 persons Leave
Washington 1905 Returning, arrive at 100 D. m
EVERY WEDNESDAY AND EVERY OTHER
| SUNDAY.to
LURAY CAVERNS
Commencing June "a. Round trip rate. sss
Leave Washington $50 AM Returning arrive q
015 pm.
Every ticket calls for q reserved seat on these ex
cursionA Secure your tickets at Gle and 1851 Penn
| svlv nil N he mir un<t
excursion, tel32m
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HARVARD CIGARETTES. conn0iSSeurs favOrite,
made of Nirsiuias choicest gold leaf aud ;,bso-
lutely pure.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather

OFFICE or TIE CHIEF SIGNAL 0rFICEp-
WAsTfINGr0N- d. C.. iuiv 81, 1885. II q. N.
For the middle -ttintic state. continued
warm ant generally fair weather. light variable
wind, Iutuv 81 ON Saturday evening by slight
IA. 81 IeIupCrIttsrr.
F"r ri tr,.s,y. cooler. generally fair weather
j. Indicated .or New England and the middle
Atlantic states.
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ADJUSTMENTS


A 1.BAUGHS GRAND OPERA House
"A Friday and Saturday Evenings-No Matinee
II. NJ. = PINAFoRE
Admission. IS cents Reserved seats SO cents
Next week-BoCCACCIo jy31
A rHLErac PARK.
RACES RACES RACES
SATURDAY, AUG. IST. AND 8 MILE RACE
MONDAY. .rcrsff S 80, % urrre,cr
; GREAT I.ACESS
BICYCLE W. TRICYCLE.
Between
LOUISE ARMAINDo, H. w HIGUAN
oh Bicscle On n Tricycle..
W. F. CRSST
VIII attempt to beat the L. mile record OF The world
min. i6 Id sec.
TWO-M1fE HEAT HANDICAP
Open To all Amateurs
HORACE l.. SNODpFRIY
VIII ride the Uuicycle H. mile against time
Doors open p. NJ Races commence . PM
Admission 25c stand 25c. BD,s' corner Toe
jy3L3t
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FCSSELL's lee CREAM shipped anywhere out
oftowD; 112. New York avenue.
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So-CALIED Cleveland fluid, ; gallons for 81
Genuine Banforhf, 3l.Io. delivered. W. ).
Jenks X 20. III 9Th STREET.
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MOCKISG BIRDS cheap. W. French, Taxider-
mist, I19 I1th street
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LADIES fine kid SHOES. wide and narrow toe
reduced tn Sl.13. Il. Strt>burger, No. 9O6 9Th
ST., 4 doors above |.
MILK ard VI his. y i.>tc.-s Urlmnlnr-s cor
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So ssSs g CO." g CO. SSH Ho % Ok kRf TIT
~ f.,fSs ~, ,s M NJ 'SSS HHHO ORR
- S8ss" VI " ooo~ sSSsH Ii 90 + 4 i

IT is matter Of pride with the Paas Royal never TO
aiow the sales Of any month be less than the CORE
spending month of the previous year. The sales Of
July for wentynin days $500 less than last Year.
We have two days left to catch up" Can we do it ::
We think We and in the effort to do So will not
count on profit We will sacrifice that in order that
we can say that in the history Of the Palais Royal
never have the sales deteriorated for month
WE CAN! WE WILL! WE SHALL!
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BARGAINS BARGAINS,
We are now Offering at greatly reduced prices
ODD LOTS IN SUMNER GooR6
Mems Hand-sewed TIES Strap or button. for $3.50
ne5P Rssd g5iss per pair
p, price st sS;o ,s; oxropns srmar n,,,. 90 70 49,.
In regular goods have one Of the largest assert
oar LADIES' sS1 GuEAcSA KID BOX TOE BUT
TON. are still In the lead.
ar
antee them to give satisfaction For $500 We can
n s To SS0 Ps1assr FOR LADIES we have a. the
RssSs
Ladies line CURACAO KID NEWPORT TIES, hand
Ladies ane cGRAcoA KID BUTTON, handsewed,
Ladies; dine FRENCH KID oxFoRDs handsewed,
Ladies: dne FRENCH KID EDISON. handsewed.
Ladies, Sns FRENCH e n c1orH-rop EDISON. LOui.
Ladies' tine FEEScH EDISON Louis XIV heel. $500.
LARGE VARIETY OF MISSY AND chill
DRENS LOW SHOES AND SLIPPERS.
Also full line Of Ladies' aud Misses White Operas
VII. 81. RICH
oNEPRICE SHOE STORE.
III Market Space.
| We close at pm. Saturdays excepted. vI3
TMPoRrERs q, Of ERE ERESS OK WHY'S, ooaNAc
.'s's ssS 81 sssss es
! s ssissse ~ = ' 49, -:s. :
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CARE NAY. m
Is reached by the
WEST JERSEY RAILROAD
TWO HOURS FROM PHIIADFI pUIa
FAST EMPRESS TRAINS aIth Pnrlor Gar, nj
irh' arc run during the ssa<on Al x,.,.,, mr..
ias>enSers arrive a. the EN- BROAD SrRFl-r
SlAlltN. PHILADELPHIA. whpra L nlon l'fnn.f.r
Stallion OF the NV ~ ~
WEST JERSEY RAIIRDAD
Al the foot of Market St-r.t
For tickets. baggage checks and N,ll inf,rn,a,io,
apply
NORTHEAST CORNER l3TH STREET AKIN
pENN>NtNANIA ANFNI-F
STATION BALTIMORE l'pGoN A. n AlIRo.n
CttsS. r. rtGH. j. e. Wosp
General Manager. General PasSenr,f ag.,,t
)esa-2m ~s~.~
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LIGHTSING RoDs and electric work. j. H. kuell-
ling, 40 18th street.
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LADIES specially invited tn attend sale OF dry
goods at Sos IN II. See auction column.
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NJ. Augenstein, sly 9TH street y. w..
At ]. Brooks. 500 18th Street,

At ]. Brooks. 500 9TH Street
Great and special low prices in Boots and
Shoes to reduce stock:
Our So Kid Boots only S1.5O.
Our 80. SO Kid Shoes only 81
Our own So Kid Boots only 1925.
Cousins $3.50 Kid Boots only So.
Ladies' Newports, Oxfords and Opera Slippers
below cost.
Our $3.50 Mems Shoes, in Button, Laced and
Congress- only 50.
Our So Mems Fine Calf Shoes, in Button.
Laced or Congress, only $3.50
All our Mems Low Quarters below cost
ReIuember name and number
). BROCK 500 eth street
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TWilled Silk Umbrellas,
2G-lnch. paragon frame, 81 80, at the Boston
Variety Store, 7O5 and 7O7 Market Space. WIN
MOreil. 734 9th st.n.w.. SO F. Cigars, SIS.
Sewing Machines for Rent. all kinds. 81
and II. ~.
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PICNICS, EXCURSIONS. ETC

MARSHALL HALL.
AVA STEAMER I. v. ARROwSMITH
SATURDAY EVENING EXCURSIONS
49,, DURING THE SEASON.
OIL bnrs h a srse. setry wharf promptly mt $50
Pistoros orchestra Fare. 25 cents Col EcKibhon 3
famous dinners always ready ivSI.in
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ORKNEY SPRINGS
" SHENANDOAH COUNTY VA
OPEN FOR RECEPTION OF VISITORS JUNE
To DECEMBER l.

Greatest variety of medicinal waters of an n
summer resort IN the United States. B'amti veHA3
iui scenery. magnificent ROADS Table unes u. m II
ceiied Hot, cold, shower and plunge ba hS' T,,.s
nshing and game in immediate vicinity This l. tla.
nearest watering place Ia Mashingto GA, being only
Hour hours ride on ihe II. aud %. railroad
descriptive pamphlets, containing fIll information
may he obtained free by application at Drsw's and
Nllt:lrn \ Drug stores and al the Post
uiyl-3m Il tARBELL MADDUN. P-oDrisior.
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For Medical Furnaces

we are still offering our four-year-old Pure
rye W Risky, direct from United States bonded
warehouse. al So per gallon. These goods have
no equal in this market
n. L. MErzGER & Bro. Groccrs.
AT 9TH street northwest