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SERtIfS. The AXE PLAlN BLACk
THE PRICE ON THIS LOT HAS BEEN S5 A PAIR
THE REMOVAL PRICE ON WHAT THERE IS OF
THEM WILL BE 1896 PAIR.
ZONE LOT OF BLUE FLANNEL COATS. REGU
LAR PRICE, So: REMOVAL PRICE, $3.50.
ALL OF THE LOTS MENTIONED WILL BE ON
SALE FROM TUESDAY MORNING, JUNE BOTH
UNTIL THE STOCK Is DISPOSED OF.
A. sAKs & CO.,
THE LEADERS, NOW AND ALWAYS"
je2e s1e AND s1s SEVENTH STREET.
CAvEAr EmproR.
AN OLD MAXIM OF PRIME IMPORTANCE IN
GUARDING AGAINST IMPOSITION
AND RAUD,
LET THE PURCHASER BEWARE"
THE LAW SAYS TO HIM BEWARE" AND
ADMONIsHEs HIM TO GUARD AGAINST
BEING "FLEECED"
WITH FINE PHRASES AND sKILLFUL MANIP
ULATION A TRAINED TRICKsTER
OFTEN wARPS THEBEITER
JUDGMENT OF A PUR-
CHASER
THEREFORE.
LET THE PURCHASER BEWARE"
LEST HE FIND HIMSELF IN THE TOLLS OF
THE PRINCE OF TRICKSTERs. WHOSE
HEAVY REDUCTIONS. ON PAPER,
REMIND ONE FORCIBLY OF
ALLADIN. THE WON
DERFUL SCAMP.
OUR PRINCIPLE OF DOING BUSINESS AID
MITS OF NO REDUCTION IN PRICE, AS WE
HAVE BUT
ONE PRICE AND THAT THE LOWEST
LUEsERGE SUITS, strictly all WOOL fadeless color,
MEMS MINED CASHMERE SUITS, strictly all
wool, So
MEMS TIGER SILK MIX SUITS 1878
SKATERS NAVY BLUE SUITS. $3.50. Two sets OF
buttons: warrante ed all wool, t;Ideess color.
BOYS SUITS, iron gray. all wool, $3.50
CHILDREN'S SUITS. all wool, at 1915
S1.91.
MoHA1R COATS AND VESTS. 1915.
PONGEE COATS AND VESTS, 81. so.
A FEW LINEN HAIR-LINE VESTS. &c.
GENUINE MARSEILLEs VESTS, Sl25.
GENUINE DUCK VESTS, $3.50
MEMS PANTS. Sl.5O and upward.
OFFICE COATS. CHECKS AND STRIPES, csc.
SOLD ON TUESDAY AND THURSDAY
NIGHTS ONLY. FROM
TO O'CLOCK.
ADLER's
TEN PER CENT
CLOTHING HOUSE,
STRICTLY ONE PRICE
s27 and 929 Seventh street northwest
southeast corner Massachusetts avenue
Always be sure that you are in the Right Place See
ADLER" over the door.
Es' Open evenings until g. Saturdays until IL. je29
OUTING
fyou intend an outing this summer I have many
things In stock to interest you.
For example:
BARGE. SHIRTS, TROwsER ana CAPS.
ROWING SHIRTS, TIGHTS STOCKINGS and
CAPS.
BICYCLE SUITS and RUBBER GARMENTS,
specially fitted to this sort of enjoyment.
White and Blue JERSEYS, some lace and some
whole to be drawn over the head.
DUCK SUITS, both linen and cotton, for fishing,
shooting, &c.
RUBBER COATS, the only assortment in town.
NORFOLK JACKETS, with TROUSERS and
KNEE BREECHES to match
LONG STOCKINGS in worsted and cotton; black
blue. green brown and scarlet from Toe to Sl.5O.
CORDUROY SHOOTING SUITS, with both Trow-
sers and Knee Brooches
GOSSAMER RUBBER CAPES have just made.
Full TIGHTS III blue worsted. All sorts OF GILT
BUTTONS commonly used. BATHING SUITS from
81 TO 81 Many other articles. some Of which may
De just w;it You want may lie found here. Ii emit
what you need. viii either order 1t give
you the requisite Information to enable you
It, general REIMBURSEMENT of prices on these goods
has been made with view to clear up stock previous
to removal.
E n n I G.
THE CLOTHIER,
je21 41O Seventh street.
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NO good reasons appear for apprehending
that the brst of next month will see any special
slaughter among office holders
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NIusr BE So1D,

Musr BE Sold.
THE GREATEST MARK DOWN SALE EVER
ATTEMPTED IN THE RETAIL TRADE
Having purchased the entire Stock of Fine Ladies'
Cambria and Cotton Underwt ar from q well-known
wholesale manufactured of New York at so cents on
tine doila", we are prepared to offer the Ladies of
this city and vicinity the following great
BARGAINS.
Day of sale begins WEDNESDAY. JULY LIST. at 10
O'Clock sharp and will continue to sell until the entire
production is sold
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RuNKs
THAT DEFY THE BAGGAGE SMASHER
MADE OF THE BEST MATERIAL
AND SOLD AT MODERATE PRICES, AT
o II a MS
MANUFACTORY. 1891 PENNSYLVANIA AVE
The Largest Assortment of
TRAVELLING BAGS SATCHEIS, POCKETBOOKS
CARD AND LETTER CASES AND FANCY
LEATHER GOODS IN THE CITY je29-4ts
ExpERIEscE TEACHES.
An families who want the very best Roller Process
Patent Flour will try
"OUR NEW SOUTH"
Those families that want the very best Family Flour
W. H. TENNEY FAMILY FLOUR
Wholesale by the Manufacturers Nos 36l3 to 1925
stree. Northwest,
Je2.W w. H. TENNEY 4 SONS.
NJ CUNNINGHAM. Halter
| 49, .Sehtienehs straw Hats Bleache< and Trim
inetl Also light coored StH Cleaned and Trim
- oAA ~ hoi'n"esI mv5
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4 HEALTHFUL PLEASANT RESORT IN
81 Aide Loudonn county, Va; stage twice daily:
scenery grand; directly foot OF mountains: good
water, Ice. Apply 10 Postmaster, Aide, Ioudoun
county, Va
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LNOh X IN r
Il 2OlS NJ. IUr, hl.i.S55.0tl
1I4l q st. NV. ,l2r.. $500
SOP Dist st. L. r......55. 90
2l20 l. st. 12r-........45.50
11432lst st. l2r.m.i.i 1901
3043 n St., llr.m.i. 1000
1881 22d st. Or. IN. i.I0.U0
222OG ST., Dr., IN. /. 1850
800 23d st. ST.. mi. 1850
$50 2Oih St, l0r.....35. Oh
524 Goth ST., 10r...-.S5.O0
14l0 18th St. Sr....-25. 90
je23 WESCOTT q '
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4 NOUNTRI BOARD - HERBERT HOUSE
" Laurel, Md. -Four vacant rooms: good RcCommo
dntons; three minutes walk from station: abundance
of shade and large porches Terms reasonable. Ad
dress = aboyp l.ssQs tts
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vrOCR GENTLEMEN CAN OBTAIN DELIGHT
u m board I'm the vicinity Of silver springs. seven
miles Rom Washington and onehsif mile from sta
tom plenty OF fruit and shade. Apply $40 9TH st.
NV. is9p M
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The Burchard rebellion was about as brief as
those little tri-weekly affairs in Central Amer
lea The kicking director is promptly "sus-
pended" and the reasons are to come later;
as in the energetic west, the prisoner is first
hanged and then tried
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Per Month.
421 NJ st. n. W. 1lr-S30.OO
4G2 { ST. N. w. 9r.-r35.Oo
li2C SD st. n. W. Gf.3o.00
Sol l3l.. ST. n. W. 9r-35.UD
1921 llth st. NV. 6r.:i5.O0
2:;S & 2i02dn.e. ar. e;S5.OO
212l Il ST. Il. W. ar. $500
2U4 Del. av. ne. lGr-3O.UO
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FOR SAIE-HOUSES

Tor SALE-PLEASANT DOWNTOWN HOME
Which sr eens IN ne De sd on sTe =
S@ns business man any, ps"Ss iM r1s i iss. New
EOR SALE-THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF
,o a9, = . 81, and Rhode Island ave wMr forNS.
E1oR sALE-A NEW. HANDSOME AND SUB
ask sSfPs q N os near
le2.-a
EoR sALE-THREEsToRY BRICK DWELL
y ing; II rooms: all modern improvements in the
IER RuTHERroRb. Y Yaas Ss'i siw ser ies4s,.
EHoR SALE--sEvERAL BRICK DWELLINGS
located northwest, and convenient 20 street
TYLER RuTHERfoRp iS2sF E NV W. PEE se2 sSs'
FOR sALE.CHEAP-Two BRICK HOUSES.
price ' each ih vii ssn rooms ss snG
storeroom: price 81 BOO 5000 cash balance years
$500 with sf SS5ns' R ssa an" Two
per month each: price 81 loo each wi Ten,ing nI
on 'sps 81 with 4-rOcm y hSn ISL $50
LNoR SALE-A THRFF-STORY s-RoOM BRICK
Dwelling on Capitol hin, within squares of CapL
to and convenient to street cars cheap 70 prompt
pg jesassss TYLER EurImaia s o "
FIs S nnLIs I%o SGn, Have MOST nEAu
OF Connecticut ave- for sale threestory and cellar
rooms o$ mater CLOSETS hath rooms with cor
and da% TSys
home in an elegant location. Price, $4,000. For
A.
1e2t-t 11l6 L 1T. N. w.
nor SALE-HoUSES-NICEF FRAME on X, RE
y tween l:t and I'd SITS. W.: rents at SIG price
Si.5oo I. sold at once Z. A. DARNEILLE,
1e26-3t~ 1926 street.
INOR sALE-THREE STORY PRESSED BRICK;
Il II rooms: all modern improvements ID it Sc,
near Capitol: only 81 300 Terms easy A great har'
gain. WALkER q WILSON IOo8 p st N " ieoe-2t
NV. Sc.
622 ii ST., bib. l5r Sc 600 oil 81 m l. 10 "a 600
.ori * n Cap 5000 il9 Nj av. bh., IL r.45OO
!2S Massav sr. and 81 G St, b.h., 10 1000
sou ST. In, r..6.O00 ;S2o to 1913 ST. each 900
81 81, D. H., 10 5000 2l9 10th .fh. Ia 500
120S 9Th ST., b a., Or s. 500 lIlSl43 St ar i 500
Sol 9th T.. II. H.. $ r. 900 lOlI Cav I'm Il ion
SddS2lIo2l22 1000 s4S 9th ST., bh a t. O66
1921 ST. b.h. mi .Sr 900 "
Inc above Is only a small portion of property my
DOCKS For full list call at office for bulletin issued
Isl ana 10Th t1e26l THOS r. wAGGAMAN.
VNOR SALE-STORE AND DWELLING < =
Il corner 9th and q sts. NV excellent stand for
any kind OF business: viii be sold cheap small pay
ment: balance long time. JNO. A. PRESCOTT
)e24-2w Real Estate, l416 Est
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i2132 Pa. ave-. 3 T.. 80. 90
2327 Pa.av.& store. 1000
2l29 X ST.. ST., IN i.-..5o.OO
1907 = ST.. Or. IN. i...2S.OO
HOS 22d 81. r.,m.L.21. 40
2431 X st. .r..........-.25.oO
IT'S 10th, 5r. store-25.o0
2I49 III St, d r., m.i-22.5O
24l5 y St, 6r....-.......l3-30
3il IL y St, or.........ln.:30
.2i L st. Store...-.....l2 OO
Stable rear 2U2S q st. Loco
tILCOX, 1907 Penn. ave.
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COUNTRY BOARD.

COOP BOARD AND ACCOMMODATIONS FOR
~ TO 10, at desirable place miles nom Pur.
ceiiNllie Statlon conveyance and from
large shady yard good spring water fuic piano and
VIOLIN dancing II desired $40 per month Adr.ss
Mrs % oSBCRN Lincoln. London county. Va 1t
nSlKABLE CouSNTRY BOARD CAN BF HAD
- at Contee, r. "a. county, on Il. 4 %. X II two
minutes walk % station highest point between Wash
lngpn and baltimore; location delightful Address
"Edgewood." star office. ie2e as
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- 1nat never breaks, never wears ont, alWa51
clean. and can be worn while bathing
u Tor sale at CHAS FISHERa
-. 628 7th street northwest
Nh. FISHER dsyos0 her stsention 70 The wantsoa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-29

pLEAsANT SUMNER CAN BE SPENT AT
- Chestnut Grove Farm. fifteen minutes drive from
Rockville. Rooms large and airy good water and
milk. plenty fuit large shady lawn; horses and car.
rages on the place; reference required Mrs. T. O.
N. fa1-
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OFFICES.

: Per Month.
46S La. az. Sd Il. 4r. $1,000
Gunton b. r. 23 Il $1,000
OBJ i ST. I'd flcor.......25. 90
portion of property Oh my
office for bulletin. Issued on
TEOS. L. WAGGAMAN.
L. AVE, NEAR SCOTT
!. Apply TO j. j. SlIEDD,
je24-2m
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CITy BoARDkRs wANTED-A VERY DE,sIR-
~ able country place twenty minutes drive from
Union Bridge, w NJ. II. X. Address =. FRANK
KEEP, Box LAG, townsville, Frederick County, Nd
je25SjtS
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LWN SALE-
II n. w.
622 III St, b.h.. l5r. Sc. 900
Cor.I 4 N Cap % 10000
i53 NASSAU. Or. and
$50 | ST., f.h.. ir....6.o0o
22l + St, b. H., l0r.6,O 900
120S 9Th st. , b.h., 9r.5, 500
sol 9th ST.. h. H.. . IA. 900
2llS.2l2O.2I22 Fst.3,O0o
1921 1 ST. b.h. mi. Sr.S, 600
The above is only a small
books. For full list call at
LIST and 18th. je26l :
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hELIGHTFUL BOARD CAN RE OBTAINED
Tin the mountains OF Virginia at "'The brook"
Plenty OF Ice, milk, fresh vegetables and fruit Ad-
dress Mrs. J. STOCKTON, Rio p. o., AIbemarle CO..
Va. iege-2w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-29

The few people who wish the United States
to buy Cuba should observe W hat an expensive
luxury the island is to Spain. In the budget for
the coming year 1t is estimated that the island
will cost the mother country four million in
excess of all revenues, and a special loan of
twenty million dollars Is to be raised, in order
To meet the deficits of this and previous years
Under Yankee rule the island might do better
than this, but 1t would be q bad investment,
simply from a pecuniary standpoint.
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4 FEW SUMMER BOARDERs WILL Re
a n taken nj pleasant location I'm Rockville one
square from the depot. The house is large new and
roomy with front and side verandas plenty of ground
shade and good water Inquire ofMr. 1T STEVENS
SI4 81 NV, or address Sentinel office Rockville,
Mo je29-lU
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4 TLAUREL. ND, ON THE II. & q. Il. R-ONLY
"A three minutes walk from Station; location high
a. a he;ithy; hne largc extensive lawn: annie
shade excellent water Terms reasonable. Ad-
dress Mrs. j. III. CARMIENCkE, T.. U. Box -,
Laurel Nd
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Per Month.
1919 F st. n.w-...SG5.U0
go 18th ST. n.w........::U.OO
l. bet. l2th&13lh S. e.25. 90
The above is only a small
books. For full list call at
the LIST and 18th Ije26l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-29

Extra long Cambria Chemise, with deep hem an
two clusters OF fine tucks lace yokes, SSc..
sold less than 81 30
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EOR RENT-BY r. O.
y h st. ,n.C.av. f. 1888. 33
FStreet n. Is. 1Sr.......:sUO
G ST., near 10Th ST., f.. 800
RI.av., mr.. Conn. av. 1900
Lafayette So, l7r...262.5O
Lafayette SO. 11r. f.. go
+, nr. 16, 12r.. fur-2OS.33
Mass. ave-. n. 18th, 1. 200
n st. n.Conn. ave. 13r.. 200
Lafayette square 17r..2OO
COnn.av.n.N, &C
NJ st. n. 9th St, 1Or,f....l5O
18th st. n. RI. av.. Or. $50
10th st. Dupont circle, f150
1880 10th street, l3r...1OO
Md. av. mr. LIST n. e. fur. 100
Grant Place, fur, Sr.--1OO
Rst. n. 18th, IL rs. .f...-..lOO
Thomas Cir. Tor, fur. 100
jel7 RIO. HOLTZl
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az ULIce TOT etl!y IIuiIetlh. Issued every
urday afternoon Landlords have their houses adj
vertsed free by placing them in hands
Je23 Ii. II. WARNER. GIG stnw
EOR PENTHOUSE 1929 F ST. N w, TEN
$40 per month. Apply to A. A. Wilson, corner 9Th
81. anu LOUISIANA ave- je221Gt
NOR PENTHOUSE 80 10TH ST.. ID ROOMS
~ modern improvements. Apply to A. A. WILL
sun, corner 9TH st. and Louisiana
ENOR RENT-BY S. H. WALK Err. $50 LOUISE
L ana ave NV. sos St ne; rooms and ali inn
Provements stable; $35. lis Il st. NV: store and
basement, Soo jeI0-2m
kNOR RENT-NINEROOM BRICK HOUSE
II with modern improvements; l5II 18th ST NV
Apply to JOHN +. GREEN, 1920 I4th st n W. I9-2ws
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MI lSS j. SHlVERS WILL TAKE LADY BOARD
ANl ers at moderate charge In "A pleasant country
town; nice drive from the railroad Johnsville
Frederick Co.. Md teIg-ows
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vlOARDERS WANTED-JULY lST TEN MIN
i utes walk from Boyd's station, Met Il II n:
plenty OF milk ice. charming spring waller, shade &C
Horses and carriages for OF board.rs mod
crate price: reference IL desired. Address Mrs n q
Md ,es-.,,,''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-29

The South American trade commission has
been heard from on its winding way, and, as
might besuppOsed, 1t Is doing nothing in a very
pompous manner. Very little good can come
OF these rowing commissions, especially If they
start out with theories of trade to which the
facts they are sent 10 find must accommodate
themselves. If this country ever develops a
large foreign commerce 1t must be brought
about by very different agencies.
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4 NH1LDRENS BOARD AND CARE SPE-
~ cialty. No child lsn 20 care of servants Noex-
IRA charges Tor our school To those remaining winter
months Mrs. GARRISON,
je2.-6ts Falls Church FnIrfax 40 Va
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q a BRIGGS WILL TAKE A FEW BOARDERs
Ns for the summer al Melrose. about two hours'
drive fom Warrenton. Va House large and airy:
table supplied from garden and dairy; Il
al denominations convenient Address CA. BRIGGS,
Amissville. Rappahannock county. Va in,4.M.
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ENltOM 1sT JULY A FEW BOARDERS CAN BE
Il pleasantly accommodated by the Misses NEAI.Es
who reside Very near Chapel Point Terms mod.rRtS
Address Mis- JENNIE NEALE, Cox Station Chsrl0
4 county, Mo- je2O-2w
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FOREST GLEN. Md. NINE MILES
= nom Washington Metropolitan Branch Is a.
hallway. Rooms large, wide verandas. ample shade.
excellent water, etc. Terms s225o per month. Ad-
dress j. d. MINSHALL. ie2opts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-29

WOODWARD & LOTHROP
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE
ONE PRICE ONLY.
S21 Pa. Ave. IJee0 912 d St.
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PROFESSIONAL

NJ RS HsS DR. ! SEMMEs SURGEON CHIROPO
Az DIST, MANICURE AND DERMATOLOGIST
Corns. soft and hard, Rnnions Intisned aud Sore
Joints, Club or lngr0wfng Nails absolutely cured
without pain or blood. Hundreds OF testimohials Of
the elite Of Washington Of remarkable cur&A All
should Try Mrs Semmes' method Of curing B8niona
Sure safe and permanent ONCE 1871 a. q door
nom 13th up one flight mhlS
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LNOR SALE-A VALUABLE FARM IN MONT
II gonery county. Maryland, eight miles from Wash
n:iGn and two from Silver Spring Depot 1t is beau
tains 18TH acres seventy of which is cleared land
An excellent dwelling house and outhonses. Inquire
= ioE
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GOOD BOARDING FOR THE SUMMER IN A
VI private family S25 per calendar month; ffe-
9uented resort on the Alleghenes; mails daily. J. A.
LANIZ. Auf ora Preston 20. w Va teo6-:lt.
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WANTED--HOUSES.

"tANTED-TO BUY A BAY-WINDOW PRESS
w brick front House, off to rooms, with ground
enough for stable; northwest preferred agents Ad-
dress Box 40. Star Office je263ts
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DLEAsANT COUNTRY BOARD.

81 NMFsH 1ffJMFN.
Ihe Virginia Midland Railway distributing
descriptive pamphlets, giving names of Hotels and
boarding Houses located their line with
their rates and accommodations. Special reduced
rate tickets can be purchased company office
fehiis.lNana ave je3-lm
EOR RENT-NERY DESIRABLE COUNTRY
H Residence one mile from Hamilton station wO
and w. IL r. Fine shade fruit and water: ice house
filled with Ice. Address Box Al. office jel-lms
SELECT BOARDING HOUSE, MIA X FORTRESS
- Monroe Va Terms from 81 10 81 30 per day
Fine facilities for bal hing boating and fishing Al
dress W r l.ARRABEE. Fortress Monroe. Va
my106L2w*
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
w ANTED--ROOMS.

UTANTED-A PARTY WITHOUT CHILDREN
w desires suite OF UNFINISHED Rooms or small
house in northwest, to occupy from October LIST. Ad
dress o., Star office. ieo6-3t*
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TOR RENT-HOUSES.
Il Per Month.
1222 VI st. NV. l3r. $4,000
9US N ST. NV. l2r.. 1890
9Ul list st. NV. lUr..GG.GO
11161Uth St.n.w. ! 4rSo.N
2O31 j ST. NV. 13r...oH.0U
l0l7 NJ st. NV. l0r..JU.OU
416 18th st. NV. 10r.50.00
3O3 h st. II. ". 9r.....4O.UO
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-09-01
Saar, @uiel, Gifel uuo Snnsri6.

Grier. Nad benz 8sri9ts bes Cons
cursuerwalters befommen bic @ldubiser
Der Sirma @sbr. 95isr bo1itsns 8 BroSent,
p~erlieren alio 90 Yrosent. Oas beoeutet
fir bic 6irma Wasner q S9omann In
Liquidation bierielblt rsip., beren @ldus
bigger einen Nusfau pon runo elmer Miaion
Wtarf. Die 9iquioationstommiiiion bsr
Tirma @asner & S96mann bat ibr Mans
bat nieoerselegt unb wirb nun Der seri4ts
Ii4e RonturS eintreten.
Sn Wasrlie9 iisl am 8. Mus.
elm alter S~unsseiele, ais er 9eu fur pferSe
pom Spei3er bolte, berunter unb blteb nit
seri9mettertem Ropfe an 6-s Stunben
lisssn, bis man ibu sntosfte. @esen Mbenb
erlSlte i'm Der Sob.
Nennis. Die @etrsibe. grnte 1T In
pollen @anse (6. Mug.) uno fdlt iebr bes
frisbissnb aus. Die Nebren iinb sroB unb
bic a6rner polltommeu urb nisblrei4.
Stsiuoblt unb Birnsn y9ibt's bier mafIsns
baft, Nepfel wsniser. Oas Guttsr 1T bur3
Die anbaItenbe Dirrs ipdrlid, isbo9 pom
gutter Gualttdt. Die Rartoffeln itsben
i36n; lie bebirfen bes &esens. SIM Mas
semsinen t6nnen mir bieies Sabr elm seiess
neteS nsnusn. Tim Yerl ut BITE 2ensfru1t
uorsisIi9 seratben. Oie Rartofislfelber
iino i4Sn nnb laien einen suten grtras
e,bofien.
20 Gurner bon Mes fubren am 8.
Nusuit NIT Mulit u. (. ID. in feifli9 ses
idmidtsm Boote auf Der MoieI mad Soup.
sluf Der &idtsbr idlus bas Boot um.
Die 9snte tonnten iid aae retten, aber bic
@ssenlt6noe, wel9e ie bel ii4 batten, lies
gen i'm 5tuB.
Oas dlteite Wobnbaus in Grier 1T
bas 5aus gu ben brei R0nisen tn Der sis
meonsitraBe. SIS 1T %seseuwdrtis wieber
In ieinsm uriprunslidm SipIe r~eitaurirt
worben.
Nm l.. Aug. Gam Der preub. Mtuifer
Der 2anbwtrtbi9aft mad Trier, uabm Die
Sebenswlrbistsiten in Nusenf@eia unb
nabm nit ben Usrmaltunssbeamten unb
b6beren Militdrperionen bas Diner TN Nes
sierunssssbdabe su f&.
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enrembnrsii@es aus SeIsien.

9uremburs. Wis bic beIsii9en
Bldtter melben, wirb beuer In Nntmerpeu
bas 3OOidbrise Subildum Der Muttersots
tess Yro3eiiion sefeiert. Der ganse belgii@e
@piscopat wirb ii9 an benz Seife betbeili>
gen, bas am Is. Gusnit nit einsm pom
gii9of pon 2uremburs celebrirten pontis
icalsgmte beginner mirb. Mm iel6en
Gage mirb Bii9of WermiIob BON 9auianne
prebisen. Oie 6eier bauert neun Gage.
8eIsif9en BIdtterm 3ufoIae
ioa bemnd1f cine S5malipurise swildem
Der Station @ourep unb benz Stdbt9en
9ouffali3e sebaut werben.
@obI Ser aItefe @eifIi@e
Der Oi0ceie Namiir, ia pielleidt gang Bels
giens, lit Der bo9m. 6r. O.. MIf. Qambert,
bis nod uor Rur3em pfarrsr ~ Barpaur
an Der Surtb. 81 Sabre alt ibersab &c
uor 8 Wonateu benz Yii9ofe pon Namir
feline Demiiion, wel9er iie nidt germ an
nabm. Yrieiter semeibt in 1925 wurbe &c
1928 als Bfarrer gu 8arpaur s%rnannt,
unb bat 70 wdbrenb so Sabren rubmrei9
bas bl. Yrieiteramt permaltet unter Der
2eituns Der bo9w'ite Bii9Sfe garstt,
Oe 9eieIe, Os4amps, @raues, @oo1sns
8elin BON Namiir, unb 10 ben suten Rampf
setdmpft gum 9eiIe Der Seslen. Der
pfarrer 2ambert mar aud Der erite @eiitz
li4e bes belsii4en GIerus, uel1er corps
a corps bic Greimaurersi Sffentli9 su be-
timpfen iu1te unb benz es aud selang,
Giant benz 9immeD baB bic 9ose L'etoile
des Ardennes (Stern bes Mrtennen) uerz
i9manb.
Mm s. Musui It nabm Der bo4w. 6err
@ripsoire, Yfarrer gu ct. Marie, (gseuf,
4ateau), ben 3us, um mad 8erniunont 3u
fabren. gr bate iein Coupon ssl6if unb
mar idon semiitbli9 IN ben @agson ems
geftieSen. 6aum mar Der Sug in Bewes
suns, 10 iaut er niebsr an Der settle zines
i'm beslsitsnben prieters, unb pom S9lase
9eriibrt, war er ausenblidli9 cine 9ei9e.
Der 9inseidiebene, elm iebr adtunsswers
tber Briefter, BON ieiner sansen Bfarre ses
liebt, rpar IS Sabre aft. Die Besbisunsss
feier, an wsIdsr ii9 80 Yrisiter beibeilist
batten, mar am Z. Nusuif, unb Der 2etz
denbienif bate fat am Mittwo1, ben
IL. Iusuit. r. l. p.
Sn Bonnert, sinem Oorfe BEL arz
Ion, bat es felt einisen Monaten idon gum
uierten Wale sebrannt. Man sIaubt, baB
llebeltbdter bier i'm Spiele iinb.
gu OoIbain lit felt IA Tassn sin
RinS, 81 Sabre alt, @amens 9einrid 2ies
9eois, aus benz elterli9eu 0auie uers
idwunbsn, Obne baB man weiB, NO IS bins
setOmmen 1T.
Serr s. $. o. Deome, @ontrolsur
Der biretteu Steuern gu @rlon, 1T ais Yros
u%inSialsS uipsctor Der biretten Steuern, oer
Oouansn uno Der Gceiien Q. RlaHe 80
Mons ernannt.
gu 9arcourt warb 9err s. s.
Gouarb ais Biirsermeiiter srnannt.
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