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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-24

Have prescribed Tongaline In sew.
eral cases of chronic rheumatism, and
have not been disappointed In its cur.
alive effects.
II. Benkendorf, NJ. D., st. Louip, Mo,
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drop In and examine orr's buReies.
Ho pays his salesman aud N IL no
trouble for him ~ snow goods and to
price them. No. S26 Main utreet.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-24

A man who gazes at a red sunset has
u golden prospect before him. So haa
u man who uses Red Star Cough Cure
tho prospect OF soon finding his
lungs rs strong rs over.
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Worth. 1t was the outcome of an af-
fray which they figured In in that city
during the reunion in August. They
promptly gave bond and were re-
leased.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-24

buffalo meat aud veal son, and game
OF all k.nds, Gan be hal every day AT
tue Old Reliable meat aud game mar.
ket OF Ii. Harris, Elm street,
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EDUCATIONAL.
Tulane University oil uiaIs~
LAW DEPARTMENT.

The next session of this deoar,m..
begin Monday, November ID. Isss 'nent WI
The Law School is not limited 70
ton In the civil law of Loaisi ana inarue.
tires and course of udies are a., ttNiel>
prepare the student for admissions eeQ b
bar not only In this State, but aiso 70 As
81 me CON mon law states OF The un,,na. s1y
Invites to Its classes all who wish nioh. 4
themselves for the practice OF The 70 q
professors are well known lawre,ssa Jaw IL
standing at the bar, ripe in exosri .s oi long
still actively engaged In the pracsias y ~
profession. Tuition, $50 Ger session. " Ne
FACULTY.
Randell Hunt, LII D., Emeritr. D.
Professor of Constitutional Law. meteor,
cial Law and the Law of Evidence oiuners
William Francis Mellen, III, n n
Professor OF Common Law ANA ruean,
Jurisprodence, and Lectu err on hiquiy
Law and the Law of Pleading Niiminal
Henry Carleton Miller, prosas..
Admiralty and International law Of
Henry Denis, Professor of Civil
Lecturer on the Land Laws of The ffn;asnd
States 'ne United
All communications should he ADJ.
to WILLIAM Il. MEII'TiNsssed
Dean of the Faculty If ~,
10 CRrondelet Street, New 0rlaanasv,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-24

The Fisher pianos. WIN A. wsskiu
4 Co.. HERALD building.
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x1s- Remit by POSTAL NOTE, Express
Money Order, New York Exchange or
Draft on New Orleans.
Letters with Currency invariably by tx
press,
I'VE pay Express charges on all sums OF
So and upward
Addressed: M. n. - "a u pIIIN,
New Orloans, La
>. Address Registered Letters and make
rost ONCE Money Orde payable toT 4. Nv
NEW ORLEANS National Il aNF =
'-u Ortenns. f,,.
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5 Witt pGcif C.

Is natures own remedy, made from ioo's
gathered from the forests of Georgia. The
method by which 1t was made was obtained
by halr-breed from the Greek Indians,
who inhabited a certain portion of Georgia,
which was communicated To one OF the
early settlers, and thus the formula has
been handed down TO the present day The
above cut represents the method of man
ulscture twenty years ago, by Mr.. g. Il
Swift, one OF the present proprletors. sine
demand has been gradually increasing,
until $lOO,oOO laboratory is now necessary
to supply the trade. a foreign demand has
been created, and enlarged facilities will DO
necessary 10 meet it, This great
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-24

1857 prizes, amounting to............. S2G5, 800
Application for rates 10 clubs should be
made only to the office OF the Company In
New Orleans. For further information,
write clearly, giving full address,
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We, the jury, fluid that the deceased
was one Joseph Barmau, about IS
years old, and that he camo TO his
death from an overdose OF arsenic,
selt.admlnistered, with suicidal in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-05
Affair, I'm West washington.

ACCIpENT.-John Lander, stone mason on the
State, War and Navy building, had the fingers
of his left hand badly crushed yesterday. lie
was brouget to his home, No. 2O54 32d street,
in the police ambulance.
CATTLE MARKET.-Sale of live stock at Dro-
vers' Rest ID. G., us reported by Tavenner Bros
Yesterday, Us follows: 10 cattle, up and sold
from Gig to 5'ss. 500 sheep and lamb. sheep
at 81. to 5; lambs ut Ga to 8. 10 cows and
calves at S23 to $50. Market dull.
NoTEs-There is dead dog on vacant lot
at the corner of 31st and Road streets, which
should be remoyed.---President Baughman
will pay of canal employees for the month of
April on or about the 10Th instant.
TEMPERATURE AND CONDITION OF WATER At
5A.M.-Great Falls, temperature, 70; condition,
5; receiving reservoir temperature, IS; condi-
ton at north connection 10; south connection,
%; distributing reservoir, temperature, "a con-
ditiOn ut infiuent gate house, 36; efiiuent gate
house, SO. Low tide in the river to-day at ESQ
PIN. High tide at 80 D. m
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Transfers or ne., Estate.

Deeds IN fee have been filed as follows: Jesse
Holiday, trustee, to c. V. Boarrhan, lot % and
pit. 30, So. 327; S1,134.sO. NJ. Kelly to An-
s. Fowler to +. W. strobel, lot %, SO. 1902;
$3.50. Catherine NJ. Henderson to Andrew b.
MeCreery, lot ~; 9:2l1; $500, &c Virginia
Lucille Morrell to Cassie T. Armstrong, sub lot
46, So 1872: SO, 800, &c. z. 8. Wales to Orlando
to Katherine \. Head, lot 2 and pit ], 50. %;
S4.S45. c. j. Bradley to e: +: Reed, sub lots 81
and 33. SO. sos; $4,000. T.. Z. Pairo to Helen
Wetmors, lots so to 81, sub So 551; 81, 500.
James McGrath to a. Wilder kentz, pit. 4, So.
S53; 81 800. w. c. Hill to John Siebel, lot /,
blk. 10, Fl. & Els sub. Meridian Hill; 81 $50
Mary V. Z. CabelI ct al to John T. Lehman, E.
Davidson, lot as. So. GA; $4,000. g: w. Coch-
ran to w. c. Morrison, lots 10 and II, So. 237;
S2,ss0. $. Fowler to Il; T. Mitchell. pit p, 50.
1OO2; $500 Sarah +. Spear to A. A. Brooke;
lot 8, Sd 1858; s.. A. \. Brooke to Ellis Spear,
SAME same properly; 5onn Si sSH sn 70 'enn
Brooker to $. Riddick. sub. lots % and 23, So
1895: $500. +. w. Boss TO Be!den Noble, pit. Z,
50. SOL; $500. J. II. Mckenney to II. G. Thomp-
son, lots % and %, So. 81; So, 300. Jas. 81.
Grant to Rachel a. and NJ. E. Garret, lots 81,
SCI. 631; 81 900. q. b. Loring to John A. Lor-
ing, lot 5. SO. 1913; s.. American Life Insur-
ance Co. to Mary L. Mclean, lots and q, So.
1S9. S12.QQQ.
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COphenSp! Locals,

Street lamps will be lighted at .:45 pm, and
extin2Ui>hed at l:i0 am
city. has. according 10 the aIarshailtOwn. Ia.
IfHIeS-{se publican. discovered on his farm near
that town what ne believes To be certain evil
Cences OF the existence Oh coal i'll paying guam
titles.
Moses II. Jackson of this city. delivered the
vaiedlctory yesterday at the commencement
exercises of Lincoln university, Oxford. Pa.
In the Police Court to-day JOAN II. Martin. for
ireSIatSsns ON the capitol park. was fined So or
one Week, and Edward Hober. for indecent eX-
pOsure. WAS fined so two months.
Nessrs- Ferguson and Marley and MesSrS
COrnwell and King will contest in double out
rigger boats on Eastern branch tomorrow even
Ing, distance one and one-ilalf miles, for the
office
Mary Baldwin, OF this city Were married yester-
day evening at the Arlington hotel. n recep-
ton was held in the Johnson house, annex OF
the hotel.
Al the meeting of the Union Veteran corps,
Old Guard, last evening the committee to select
81 captain reported that they were MOI ready TO
Submit full report. John i,ear;.on was elected
an active member and Capt j. EyDes life
honorary member.
The reform school garden this season has
grown some OF the finest and largest strawber-
rieS that have been seen in the markets
Lew, W Cation reports stolen from his vest
pocket III the Blair school building a watch and
chain wort Ii siJ.
George keister, small boy. was fined So to-
daT for rpobing Il park .: rose bushes.
john Little. charged with the larceny OF a gun
ADJ other articles-appeal rom the Police Court
vas found hot guilty in the Criminal Court
TO-DAY.
The Washington and GEORGETOWN r. II. Co. To-
DAY. by Mr.. Enocb Totten. entered suit AGAINST
Ia District for , l2o for 500 pieces Of paving
stone removed from New jersey avenue. be-
tween street southeast and Indiana avenue
northwest.
,Iaines Grady, charged with aSsaulting Officer
Jail
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"NEw PATENT FAN"

WHICH WE HAVE RECENTLY PURCHASED
FOR THE BENEFIT AND CoMFoRToF CURIOUS
TONER'S THESE FANS ARE PLACED PRoMIs
CUOUSLY ABOUT THE STORE AND ARE
WORKED BY STEAM, SO THAT THE WHOLE
STORE Is KEPT COOL WHILE THE LADIES
VISIT THE SEVERAL DEPARTMENT., MAKE
THEIR PURCHASES, AND LEAVE THE
STORE FEELING QUITE REFRESHED AND
GRATEFUL TO TIRE PROPRIEToRS OF THE
STORE FOR THEIR KIND ATTENTION AND
CONSIDERATIONS WHILE THE FANS ARE
MAKING THEIR REVOLUTIONS WE y IL
LET THE PUBLIC KNOW WE HAVE n so
OTHER INDUCEMENTS WHICH ARE In TIfS
SHAPE OF BARGAINS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-05

Closing prices. 4 white Robes, 8 yds. en-.
broidery, 10 yds. material, sos, extra fine
robes, Si.25, 10 pieces fine swiss embroidery.
15c. yd.; pieces wide Swiss iiouncing. csc. yd.;
short ends in Il yG. wide Swiss embroideries
reduced less than cost price. Immense bargains
in Oriental laces. Another lot of those EN-.
broidered and lace caps at 29c.; Ladies' silk
mitts, in all shades, only zoe. pair chldrens
mitts. 25c. a complete line of ladies and
childrens gauZe underwear. odds and ends in
fine corsets at half their value.
Mrs. MAX WEYL, Agent,
% Ct
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T34 7th ST., this evening and tomorrow
Vcntilating corsets, G9c.; regular price, 81 35
Warmers nursing corset, orc: regular price,
S1.5O. Woven bridal corset, S9c.: regular price,
world $l.25. Misses corsets, 45c.; regular
price. Csc. soc. corset, Soc; 35c. corset, Gle
Our "a tine Stockinett jersey, S2.9S. Our $2.75
s0c.; regular price, S1.25. Braided jersey, Csc;
regular price, $3.50. Our 81 jersey, 64c. La
dies gauze vests, 23c.: gents gauze vests, Ire:
children's gauze vests, 1Oc. up. Gents Isle
thread vests, Toe, just half price. One case of
children's ribbed hose, &c.; regular price, 12iac
regular price, 25c. Shetland shawls sic, eli
coiors. We have the very largest line of chill
very lowest prices, at Clark's, 734 7th st. n W.,
this evening and tomorrow. 1
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.3-f&tu6t
- - NAN-N paw nEEIp1-

Z s. NAVY PAY OFFICE
- WASHINGTON. n. c., June 4. 1SS5
Sealed Proposals in duplicate irom regular dealers
or manufacturers oE! Endorsed Proposals NJ and
s.. VIII be received al this Office uniii NoDN JUNE
INENIN-NINIt. ls',o- for rticles required fol-
lows, 10 Tee delivered the Naval HOSPITAL as.ng-
ton, - G.. free ef any expense to the Government and
subject 20 the usual inspection and conditions. VIZ:
BUREAU OF MEIitINE AND SURGERY,
s.; white ash egg coal.
CORDS sawed and split pine wood.
Specifications and blank forms bids had at
this otiicc and ali other information III Naval Hospital
Responsible security required bids for ft m per
tarttanCe the competency of the Iarantors GER
t!ied 10 ceiore notary other public officer. The
rst Is reserved 10 reject any all bids a.ld waive
defects. JAMES % NI-RRtS
jc,-laWIW pay-lDircctor L. =. n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-05
East Tyne Setting


In the type-settirg contest between Joseph
Mccain, of the Herald, and Ira Sommers of the
HortG, for $500, in New York yesterday the
men set for three hours, McCann putting up
6,325 ems OF solid minion, without paragraphs,
and Sommers, 6,O22. In the first hour Mccain
set 123 ems, beating the best previous record
OF 2,ooi made by compositor Arensberg some
years ago. McCann has been regarded as the
fastest type setter for some years and in /, pri-
vate contest some time ago he set o,u6S ems
mtaton in an hour. The score made yesterday
Is the most remarkable ever made in type-set-
tin" contests. -Arcrlsberg set $500 in the same
time tive years ago, and his record was not
equalled till yesterday. SOmers' ineXperience
in such contests, ii is said, told against him.
McCanD Is about 81 years of age, and has par
lcIp;.ted III several matches, while his oppO-
nent Is but - years old, and never entered a
race Before. lie was nervous ut the outset
and took sixteen minutes to SET the first
stickfull, wniie his last one was set in thirteen
minutes, the fastest time ever made. Often
during the three hours the men completed their
stickiuIIs simultaneously. Another match is
being arranged In the contest which was held
ia this city in 1874, 5. n. Benerman won the
first prize by setting 500 ems nOnpareil in
three hours,
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TuE 2 opnE
WANT Low PRICES
WANT Low PRICES.

IF YOU HAVE BEEN UNARLETO FIND, AND
ARE DESTROYS TO SECURE, FOR a VERY
SMALL OUTLAY A HANDSOME, FASHIONABLE
SUIT OF CLOTHES FOR YOURSELF OR son
PAY US VISIT TODAY, AND WE ARE CONF
DENT WE WILL HAVE AN OPPORTUNITY TO
DEMONSTRATES THAT WE CAN BOTH PLEASE
YOU AND YOUR Roy, AND SAVE YOU MONEY
IN THE BARGAIN.
INSPECT OUR GOODS CAREFULLY WHEN
YOU CALL, EVEN IL YOU DON'T WANT TO
BUY AT PRESENT. IN SHORT. COME AND SEE
WHAT WE HAVE FOR YOU, AND HOW MUCH
WE CAN SAVE YOU.
NOAH WALKER & CO.,
my12 625 Pennsylvania Avenue
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$4,000.

FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH OF DRY
GOODS FOR SALE AT ACTUAL COST AT
e A r T L RS,
I'll Market Space
1000 yards of New and Beautiful DRESS GOODS
"e~ hhs.it* new coiors, reduced from % To lie
100 Yards excellent quality New style CALICO
reduced 10 oc.
~ NJ FElLiNGS, all colors, double width, pure
wool reduced irom 81 to :,.3ac '' T~
SILKS. eNceiien. quality, reduced from 81
40" Els at SC: Twiile1 CRASH Sc
s5c. P"Ae A-iheh, 'euuceo 10
tfnis ~ The Loon, yard wide Bleaehed COTTON Sc
~ - - steeting COTTON. widest and best 2f5c
from q! to sUc. 49, ieuoeeo
reaced tro2i I,is % Sc oAA>"AA-A-"'S'
tplOlsED SILKS, 5sc
FANCY SILKS, ..l,c
GoI.oRED and BLACK BRoCADE SILK VEL.
VETS. red,icet. from ~ TO 81 so s~~
NUNS NftI.tNfiS. single yiatl, lSc
beautiful LAWNS, 3, u and 1Uc ~
or mr. DAYS cur immense stock Of DRY GOODS
GATHERS,
je1 IA MARKET sPAcx
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-05
Every Delicacy

AtJohnson's Restaurant, I4O and 442 9th st.,
one door from K. there and convince your
self that you can get all the deicacies OF the
season, and served in every available style.
Choice oysters received daily for half shell,
neVertGe.ess the hot weather. Meals, Lunch,
Fresh Fish. &c. &c, &c. Ladies Saloon first
moor. No climbing up stairs. Polite attention. 3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-05
THO LOcHsf I{nS.Lalns.

To the Editor of THE EVENING STAR:
Yesterday young man, who had been drink
Ing quite freely, but who was apparently sober
was passing through the Smithonian park
when, halting suddenly, he exclaimed: "AIy
God! has ii come TO this q, last! Jim-ian1s by
the eternal. Turning on his heel he started
for u doctor. Perhaps after taking one dose of
'Jim-jam medicine some one Will tell him that
the cause OF his alarm the mOnOtonOus
song oi the legion OF lOcuStS now in possession
OF tie park.
IMPORTANT REAL ESTATE SALEs.-Thomas
}. Fisher * Co. have sold To Mr.. j. Davenport
W heeler,a wealthy gentleman living in New
Haven, Conn the ground ut the corner of
New iianipsEire avenue and X street, compris-
ing about 1850 square feet, with q frontage of
% leet on New Hampshire avenue and ~
per square foot. The purchaser intends to i'm
owe the ground with handsome residence
Inc same hriu have also sold two lots IT the
southeast corner of 1Sth and q streets, to Capt
y II Mills, the lots being rs by 951., feet each.
The price paid for the corner lot was 5 90 per
foot, and Tor the other 81 20. Mr.. John Gibson
WHO recently purchased, through Thomas j.
Fisher " Co.. from Rev. George q. AiackhaIn
the property ut the southeast corner vi 18th
and Q streets ios $4,000. has transferred it at
The same price 10 john ii. Small, ST., John II.
The building on this GROUND Is one
OF the Oldest in the city, having been
used By Thomas Jefferson as II stable and in
Mclean has purchased for ST., 600 two houses
ON the north side OF Z street. between L. tn and
18TH streets.
Wine avenue, has been recently sold to 5. b,
tllery. Lot /, in square II, 10 John t. Hunt
Lot II, in square b. to j. f. LatiIner Lot IS. TO
c. Hlnkle6ine, of johnson Il Wine addition to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-05
LANSBURGU 4 BROS STORE.

On SEVENTH STREET. FOR YEARS WE
HAVE PAID PARTICULAR ATTENTION TO
THE COMFORT AND WELFARE OF OUR
CUSTOMERS UNTIL AT THE PRESENT DAY
WE CAN SHOW To TIE PUBLIC ONE OF
THE Largest AND FINEST DRY GOODS
STORES SOUTH OF PHILADELPHIA; But
ONE OF THE LATEST INVENTIONS oF
WHICH WE WISH To SPEAK Is THE
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ENrERrRrsE VIII TELL

WE SOMETIMES HEAR 1T SAID THAT
WASHINGTON PEOPLE ARE so SLOW IN
ENTERTAINING TIE MODERN IMPROVE
MENTS THAT ARE CONSTANTLY BEING
MADE FOR THE COMFORT AND CoNyEN.
lENcE OF THE PUBLIC IN GENERAL. IN
SOME THINGS THEY ARE A LITTLE SLOW,
But AS A RULE THEY ARE NOT so SLOW
As THEY ARE SAID TO BE ANYONE WISH
ING TO SEE A PROOF OF THE APTNEss OF
WASHINGTON PEOPLE IN TAKING HOLD OF
NEW INVENTIONS SHOULD NOT FAIL TO
VISIT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-05

R1crs ACCESSIBLE
TO ALL
YOU HAVE ONLY, KIND READER, TO wEND
YOUR WAY TO NO. III MARKET SPACE TO BE
CONVINCED OF THE TRUTH OF THIS STATE
GENT. THERE YOU WILL CERTAINLY FIND
RIGHTS
AND WHEN YOU HAVE FOUND 1T ENTER
AND MAKE PURCHASE OF SUCH ARTICLES
IN HIS LINE AS YOU MAY REQUIRE. AND
YOU WILL COME AWAY SATISFIED THAT
YOUR SEARCH FOR
WAS NOT WITHOUT ITS REWARD AND THAT.
WE DID THINGS Up BROWN WHEN WE dis.
COVERED TO YOU THE LOCATION OF
HIGHLY POPULAR AND FASHIONABLE BOOT
AND SHOE ESTABLISHMENT THERE YoU
WILL FIND THE LEADING STYLES AND REST
MAKES FOR THE VERY LoWESTcASH PRICEA
WI RICH
my1s az Market Space. washingtcn. nc
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PROPOSALS.
pRoposALs FOR WASHING TOWELS.

I DEOPOSALS FOR WASHING TOWELS.
4 DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
WASHINGTON. H. G.. June D ISS5
Sealed Proposals vii; be rec eived until IL ocock M
THURSDAY. June D. 1850 for Washing the Towels
o. tais department and its several bureaus for the
fiscal year ending Jule 80 1856.
Instructions To bidders Will be furnished on applio,-
ton To The Custodian, Room lo4, Department of the
interior.
Proposals To be addressed the Secretary OF the In
terioI- And Marked Proposals for Washing Towels"
L. q. e. LAM AR,
le1lsStubt Secretary
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WHITE GOODS.

AS WARM WEATHER Is APPROACHING
THIS is THE DEPARTMENT THAT NEEI,s
To BE TALKED ABOUT. BECAUSE PEOPLE
WANT TO KNOW WHAT TO WEAR AND
WHERE TO BUY IT THOSE IN SEARCH OF
COMMENCEMENT AND GRADUATING
DRESSES WILL DO WELL TO VISIT OUR
STORE.
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED FRESH LOT
OF FIGURED SWISS AT l2izc l5c lsc DOC
AND pc. PER YARD THESE GOODS ARE
WORTH FULLY rs PER CENT MORE
INDIA LINENS. ALL GRADES. FROM Sc PER
YARD UP.
SILK AND COTTON NULL. ALL oOLoRs
AND GRADES
OUR 12isc. PLAID NAINsooK Is ENCEED
INGLY GOOD VALUE FOR TILE PRICE
LANSBURGH & BRO,
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No BnAo No BrusrEn
NO CIRCUS BILL RHETORIC TO BAMBOOzLE
BUYERS

The man who gets up the circus bills gener-
ally searches together the largest words to be
found In the dictionary; gets off some very
ontlandsh and bewildering phrases and tries
III every way to amaze and myStify the reader
The more exaggeratOn he throw in the
smarter man he Is supposed to be.
Alas for buyers of clothing. This is the style
OF advertising which many clothiers ape.
Their lads" are circus bills OH a reduced plane
and about equally as reliable. Impossible
promises are made, improbable statements are
published and to read some clothing lads"
one might imagine that certain dealers got
their goods for nothing and then pay people to
come take them away,
You will find Adler's Ten Per Cent Clothing
House doing no circus advertising. You will
find no false assertions or improbable stories In
our appeals to the public. All we promise is to
sell you the finest clothing ever sold In Wash
ington and to give it to you ut exactly ten per
cent above cost
It's not Boosting to tell the truth, and when
we claim that our goods are the finest and our
prices the lowest we are giving you facts, which
an inspection will prove to be true Alive
proiiiiSc Is the mOSt LOT your money and the
bes: possible make
500 Genuine Seersucker Coats and Vests at
Slot.
554 Pure Linen Vests, Hair Line Stripe, at
&C.
200 POngee Coats and Vests at $3.50.
2CO0 Office Coats Neat Stripes, at 25c
To be sold on Tuesday and Thursday nights
only, from until o O'Clock, at
ADJ RS
TEN PER CENT
CLOTHING HOUSE,
STRICTLY ONE PRICE
e27 and O20 Seventh street northwest
Southeast corner Massachusetts, avenue.
Always be sure that you are in the RIGHT PLACE
See ADLER" over the door,
~ Open evenings until 0: Saturdays until II.
je1
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Nmusemen.S Co-SE~F,t

ALEAUGH OPI.E;A E-.'Giirof,e-Girofia.
DINE Observation-Disclosures Dog Circus
COMI2UE SUMNER GARDEN.-"The Black
Hand and variety.
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ThOrntOn.s Emulsion,

of pure Cod Liver Oil with Hypophosphites OF
Lime and Soda for coughs, colds consumption
impaired nutrition and general debility; easy
and pleasant To take. Prescribed by physi.
Clans. Sold by Druggists. Large bottles soc.
Manufactured by VI. Z. Thornton. corner Bal
tilnorc and Harrison streets, Baltimore, Md.
m,w,f
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Gents. Boys and Youths Shoes i'm
0,.S

Mems Laced Shoes from 81 cts. up.
Mems Buttoned Shoes, from 81 % up
Mems Congress Caters, from 9S cts. up.
Mems Scotch Edge Lace Shoes $1.i1.
Mems Seamless Congress Caters, 81 .9S.
Meu's Town Talk Congress Caters, S2.47.
Mems Hand-sewed Shoes in all styles and at
equally low figures.
Mems Strap-tie Low Shoes, from S1.37 up.
Mems Cloth-top Low Shoes, from 81. IS up.
Mems Prince Albert Low Shoes, 1921.
Gents Dongola Low shoes tor tender feet 80. %.
Boys Laced Shoes, from - cts. up.
Boys Buttoned Shoes. from 90 cts. up.
Boys Fine Shoes at low figures.
Boys Pumps, from 73 cts. up.
Boys Buttoned Pumps, from 90 cts. up.
Boys Cloth-top Ruttoned Pumps, Sl.AS.
Bicycle, Lawn Tennis and Base Ball Shoes in
black, navy blue, brown and yellow canvas.
H. STRASBURGER,
No COG 18th street, four doors above l.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-05

Miss CLEVELAND'S NEW EOOK.-I3rcntanO
Bros. Pennsylvania avenue and l1th street,
are receiving orders Row for Miss CieVeiand's
book. viz: Geo. f.Iiots Poetry and other Studies
They VIII be delivered as soon q. ready.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-05

\ BEAUTIFUL NOVELTY CHEoNo TO EVERY
CrSro,fFR-The golden opportunity 10 procure
fine shoe, NJ astonishing low prices Il now.
Read our prices under City Items
YOCNG', Shoe House. -iV2 9Th street.
Sole aren't for - 80 Electric Shoes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-05

You VIII Save Time, Money and
annoyance by going to Auerbach's Sewing Ma
chine Rooms, 7th and n SITS. No drummers: no
two profits.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-05

y; Il: Young is selling al reduced prices. He
still gives 81 patrons u red ticket-2o good tor
an oil painting. Go to 1916 9TH street. 3