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WHY sas5.
We couldn't for lives TELL only that is price
for three styles ofstylish all-wooI
CHEvIoT TROUSERS
for gentlemen. No. didn't have too many, couldn't
have of such goods, but we have q great many yet.
Notwithstanding large sales. Shall we describe
them.
One black and white mixed
chevios similar to the old
sal: and pepper mixtures.
Another, a nght-brown or wood
mixed twilIed goods
The third. the same goods Is
the second. but light
Description falls u.s. you should them. and that
Immediately We don't imagine these will suit every.
body that expecting too much of any one thing but
man who wants intrinsic value need 20 no further.
There certain style them too which the ex-
pert in matters of taste will readily recognize Tastes
of course various and if one thing don't suit your
fancy. not going to argue about it, but keep on
showing until your taste decides in favor of the Last
thing. We are only trying to-day TO persuade you
that there is merit in these
s2s5 TROUSERS
We have another style at the same price we haven't
mentioned because we haven't SO many of them, yet
fair assortment remains: stripe cashmere trow-
sers
ONLY s2e5
Thetwo shades or tints oftwilled goods first men
toned were made Malieu on the eastern shore of
Maryland one of the pioneers of wooden manufacture
in this country.
They say, and dame rumor here IS to be relied on
that his style this had bigger than any
manufacturer in America. no doubt as much to his
surprise to the surprise everybody else Fashion
is tickle and with any degree Of certainty
anticipate her vagaries but these goods meet her un-
bounded admiration
Thissee like heap of talk about very little
matter. but we have heap of trowsers to talk about
knowing full well too. that if we can't suit you in
these there are plenty of other styles which
may refer
We had these same goods made up In boys suits and
they were the most saleabIe of any proving beyond
doubt. popular appreciation
Another lot of mainly large sizes. Atwood uowsers
FOR $40.
These are plaid cheviot, good wearing trowsers be
yond doubt, but to thinking not pretty Perhaps
you may differ with US If so you'll get your two
fortys worth. Good things don't 60 begging you know
We have only to announce their presence at
Nos. 300 800, 3O4, 500 aud 3Os Seventh Street
SAKS & COMPANY,
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The absurd project for cutting straight ave-
nue. through the mall. 10 connect the Capitol
with the monument, has taken a fresh start to
the fore. IL had been only sleeping-not dead;
d every wellwisher OF Washington hoped. 1t
Is now pressed on the plea that the improve
ment Is essential to the beauty and symmetry
Of the reservation. That Is "A matter Of taste to
be sure. and the airline road through the mall
will be in good taste about the time that the
grass on our lawns can be made tn grow like
pickets on a fence, when peaches take the shape
Of cubes, and when grapes number precisely
twenty 10 the bunch, arranged around the stem
In uniform clusters of five. We shall have q
world then I'm which men and women will
move like machines, mountains will all be of
the sugar-lOaf pattern, and uniform in size, and
meadow brooks will have channels absolutely
straight and run over polished vitrified bot
toms. The mind which can conceive such
state of things and call 1t beautiful must have
derived its artistic culture from the study of
bhe German toy village and the representa-
lions of Noahs ark.
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"A TH s Nm I'm ssss
SBR "A u U MMMM SSS,
fss - y uu kHNN ssss -
- 7TH. 9Th AND ID STREETS
Dun BUSIEST Day,

OF ALL DAYS IN THE WEEK SATURDAY r.
USUALLY THE BUSIEST WITH Us. ON THAT
DAY WE HAVE NO TIME TO SPECULATE ON
CAUSE AND EFFECT WE HAVE TO WORK
LIKE BEAVERS To SUPPLY THE GREAT DE
4ASD FOR THE RARE BARGAINS IN MEMS
AND BOYS CLOTHING FOR WHICH OUR
HOUSE HAS BECOME so JUSTLY FAMOUS
OUR HEARTS ARE TOUCHED WITH PITY FOR
THE NAN WHO MoPES THROUGH LIFE
IMAGINING HIMSELF A MODERN -IsHMAEIv
Laugh, and the world laughs with you
Weep, and you weep alone"
THE SPLENDID BUSINESS WE ARE DOING
WAS STARTED ON THE ROCKY FOUNDATION
OF SQUARE AND HONEST DEALING, AND As
THE STRUCTURE GROWS IT GAINS IN
sTRENGTH AND BEAUTY. so WE CONTINUE
To0LADDEN MANY HEARTS AND BRIGHTEN
Many HOMES BY THE LOW PRICES WE
CHARGE FOR OUR MATCRLESS STOCK OF
CLOTHING FOR MEN, YOUTHS. BOYS AND
CHILDREN.
TIE GOLDEN EAGLE CLOTHING COMPANY,
E.w. CORNER OF 7TH AND ID Sta
GALL BLUE sIGNs)
- IN GRADY. MANAsEa
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The thing that puzzles the President in his
quiet moments at Deer Park is why some of the
persons who have sent him their cOngratula-
tons, by mail aad telegraph, should have felt
sailed upon to do so.
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II the weather at Deer Park to-day is like
that here, there is nothing to prevent the Presi-
dent and Colonel Lamont from getting ali the
bites they want, from both trout and flies
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Congressmen Iced and Hscock are now the
recognized leaders of the democracy in the
House.-N. j. Herald.
Tomorrow we shall learn that Daniel w.
voorhees, IS tine chief of the republicans in the
Senate. This 10 AN era OF diseovery-and inven-
ton.
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FOR RIGHTEOUSNESS

ISNOR RENT-FURNISHED FOR THE SUM
- mer-A new Brick Cottage. the high grcuno
above the BOUNDARY overlooking the city. nine rooms
ana oath hot and cold water: stable &C. south front
& BROWN. je.-d
I->oR Overwhelmingly MONTHS or LoNGEg
Il Georgetown Heights. Furnished Double House
large, well sbaded grounds; some fruit: rent nioder
Office. test
ENOR RENT-Two NEW HOUSES, Is AND l.
II .th ST. e.; convenient TO market and street cars;
contain SIX large rooms and bath with all improve
ments: cellar under main house. Nav windows To roof
inquire Of + BoCDRES, 2o3 9th 81. sc. je1-sSi'
LNOR RENT-A SEVEN-ROON BRICK HOUSE;
= two squares from CAPITOL seven rooms n win
dow. ana modern improvements; in perfect order
Saii before p m AT 2os A ST sc. 1es-StN
LNoR RENT-THAT FINE HOUSE. lol4 18th.
- St NV, between and L. Possession given July
LIST l.. m. SAUNDERS d BRO. llo3 St je.-6t
INoR RENT-HousE l1l7 DE SALES ST, FUR
nished: until October lst TO strictly private family
with satisfactory references $2S per month without
china or linen. Apply on premises jefS-
JN0R RENT-l202 AND 1904 o ST. n w, NEAR
- Iowa CSce. rooms all improvements BY A
N: Brown. 1889 st. NV. or Owner "a L ID St s.w.
je1-8t*
ENOR RENT-2O A MoNTH-BAY-wfNDow
Il Brick, 237 10th ST. me- 9 rooms cellar and bath
room: latrobe. range slate mantels, &C., &C., large
door. south Apply 3l5 A ST. ne. je.-3t'
Il BILE threestory Brick Dwelling, containing sixteen
rooms and all conveniences: moderate rent Apply
to THOS j. FISHER a Co,
je7-6t 1924 r ST. NV.
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This is TO be an "off- year," indeed, in New York
politics. The two great parties have about de-
oided to hold no state conventions, but to allow
their respective committees to make the neces-
Bary nominations,-the only vacant office being
etudgeship of the court of appeals. Such a
dearth of material for partisan work in the state
at large has not occurred since 1873. There
were conventions that year, and very lively
gatherings they were. John kellv was then in
robust health. and Roscoe Conkling was the
geners,lissimo on the other side. How times
have changed!
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TUESDAY, JuNE Sru. 6rH DAY

TUESDAY, r J l[,z Sr Il. 6rn DA,
GRAND sT gRP, STOCK OCH SALE OF
The advancing season cOmpes us to make
many concessions which under other circum-
stances would be unthought of. 1t is a cardinal
seasons goods while in season: at profit, if
possible, but at loss II necessary.
gee Robes and other seasonable silk fabrics we
have made the following extraordinary re-
Lot 13l3-Embroidered shantung Robes,con-
tanning
20 yds Plain Pongee Silk
Al yds Narrow POngee EN-
al yds Wide Pongee Elm.
Eegniai Price ,r;,o So
Lot 45SsNThree styles Of Embroidered
style 1-ContaIns 90 yds Plain Pongee Silk
and 4l2 yds each of wide and narrow EN-
broidered Pongee.
Reguiar price, 90.
style 2.-Contans 20 yds Plain Pongee silk.
IA yds of Embroidered "AlLOver' and Al yis
of edging to match.
surnlns StncS nr;ca ''''''''-''-.'.....-.--73c
style 3~Contains 90 yds OF plain ponose
SIX and 517 yds of Embroidery. including a
handsomely embroidered dress front'San
elegant robe
G.esu'af price 90.
SURPLUS STOCK OF SILK FABRIC Fabric
1I-nch checked Louisines Silks
Regular .621ac
surplus STOCK S1c
I9inch Cheney Bros washable Checked
Surahs perfectly fast colors,
Surplus STOCK nrice '' ''''''----'.-.-.-...e:i2c.
24-inch Cheney Bros Jersey summer silks
dark ground colOrs with white choice figures
SsH ,,Ds .;. %
.2i-nch Colored India silks. in straw. Orange.
old gold. pink, white. cardinal. sky blue. Mahdi,
tan, cream, gold brown, navy blue and black
Is best coloringa
Surplus Stock price .........' q M
"A and 27inch China Silks, light ground col.
Ors. with neat cOlOred figures.
nesu.ar price 81 25.
surplus stock price 81 co.
Satin. correct width Of stripe: fine quality
Ise9uiar price 81 so
Surplus stock price 81 rs.
We nave too much of two qualities of Iuinets
BLACK eros Grain silk. hence the reduction,
Guinet's Black Gros Grain silk
Do quality reduced to 81 25
11O quality reduced to $50
we nave too much of three qualities Of
American" Black Gros Grain silk
$il2la quality reduced to 81 co.
Id quality reduced to Il21a
LOO quality reduced to l.25
21inch Black Silk Merveilleux.
!.rns $500 r;cc .25
22-inch Black Silk Merveiilenx. Law
Regular price. al SO
surplus stock" price Ok
2l-inch Black Satin Rhadame.
surplus stock price. .......... / l0L
2liginch Black Satin Duchesse.
aSnrnns sioc. n,;c:
Customers will recognize in the above m.
questlonably the best intrinsic values i'm SiiEs
ever offered. and certainly worthy critical ex.
WOODW APn q ortrpoo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-06-07

The New York papers excuse the lightness OF
anarchist Most's sentence by the statement that
IL is the severest penalty allowed by existing
laws. The explanation is Of course satisfactory,
~ explanation, but the lamentable fact re-
mains that his punishment is wholly made
Quate to his offence. 1t is, therefore, the plain
and simple duty of the papers and people of
New York to see at once that the laws of the
state are amended that such wretches as
Most shall get their just dues when they play
the role of destructives. The time for coddling
and pottering with that class of creatures has
rome nv
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SEm-AssuA1 REDucr1oSs

OEMI-X1NNUAL 1GEDuCTIONa
SPRING AND SUMNER DRESS GOODS
at Greatly Reduced Pricea
PRINTED INDIA PoNGEEs. a In. wide. reduced
BLACK PONGEE. 81.
Best Quality CHINA PoNGEE, Soc
Best Quality Clifton Mills sURAH SILKS, ali
colors. 81.
Best Quality PRINTED BATIsTE, 80 in wide 1Oc.
PARAsOLs at cost
Great Bargains in REMNANTS of every descrip.
ton.
We have lot of GINGHAM EMBROIDERED
HobES which We have just reduced to IS from e8.
SHAWLS In Cream, Blue and Cardinal
EMBROIDERED: FICHUs at marked-down prices
Beautiful CHALE DE LAME, 80 in. wide, at soc.
Special prices in BLACKsILKs MERvEILLEUx.
RHADAMEs and sURAHs at 81 and LAG: best
values ever offered
STRIPED SURAH SILKS. st &c. Original price
$1.25.
FRENCH sATTEENs in great variety; newest
styles and best goods
Black only.
PoNGEE EMBROIDERED ROBES at cost
Great Bargains in HUCK TOWELS at Csc
Our Remnant Table contains all the Short Lengths
we have marked Less than Cost
". NJ. SINISTER SONS
s1s Peunsylvsnia sva
jes ONE PRICE.
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WANTED--ROOMS.

VIyANTED-BY A YOUNG LADY. ROOM AND
w board in small private family, where appoint
mentS are hrst-class select boarding house. Adj
dress LIVINGSTON. Star office References. te7-2ts
NyANTED-FOR ONE YEAR OR MORE TWO
w communicating Rooms on second floor, for
and wife. in private family. between 14th and 9th
and \ and h SITS n. W. state location and priceA Adj
dress GILBERT. star Office. je4-3tA
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great deal has be9n said in criticism of
Senator German : substitution of federal patron
age in Mary land. But, after such u prayer as
the postmaster of Oakland made yesterday in
church, who will venture to cavII again? A
man vino can combine much piety svith so
much tact is u acquisition TO the civil
service of mis- country.
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Ar AUCTION. Ar AUCTION.

A previously advertised we have dc termined to go
e0s OF the real Dry Goods Business and the
of selling out IS too slow for have need
eeffes Of auctions from day to day Our friends will
please remember that going of business
entirely. We have no flag out The Auction Sale is
going on In the back part Of our immense store
We are also selling Dry Goods in Regular de-
partment at such prices which will help to close
Out quick No reasonable offer is refused We don't
want cost want To sell We have no old stock;
~ desirable goods bought within the last two years.
end therefore not shop-worn.
In necton with the above ad srisement we again
cAA your attention to the sacrificing offers we made
last week. giving % per cent OF all our Spring
Garments for ladies and children. Many ladies can
testify to the Big Bargains they got from us last week
NO old goods AL VI tins season. and good styles
that
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-06-07

SuRpLus Srock Or LAcrs.
Having too large q stock we make the follow
Ing addltl0ual extraordinary reductions I'm
order 10 effect its speedy sale:
Ia, In. wide.
Regular price. - 1olLc
Lot OF Laces, comprising Beige spanish
Point Costllle and "NovellieS'' in Brown and
Blue silk Lace, choice Patterns.
ss,I.s ~
surplus Stock price,. 2loc
Lot OF surplus Laces comprising Cream
Van Zandt, Black Spanish, Medicis and "NOy-
elites In brown and Blue Silk Laces, elegant
assortment.
t6o.o' ID and TIC,
ctotA PRICE
Lot OF surplus Laces, comprising ti-inch
cream Spanish at 45c-. 6inch extra fine ORR
entail AT ooc.. 6-inch Brown and Blue SILK Lace
az oOc. and 3lainch Black and Cardinal Span
sn Suipure Lace Al 5Oc.. and 8 choice patterns
yard. ~ 49, fNA
surplus Stock price (choice) DC
Ihe above were good value previous TO their
REDUCTION In price, the over-stOck being the sole
cause OF the concessions; hence customers Will
readily perceive this to be AN excellent onnor.
tonity ~ secure fine laces way below value
Second hOOr: take eleyator)
WOOLWARD & LOTHROP
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5 1T 1T i + +. F. F. &c ~ ~
M%MM "A kk 8 o i i kh1
N Il II 4 Z COO Il i EED :. |.
s1e,31s SEVENTH STREET NV.

JERSEY SALE
ALL-WOOL IMPORTED STOCKINETTE. silk
stitched. Coat Back, at 81 IS. former price, 9a
Imported CASHMERE JERSEY, Vest Front.
Plated Back, perfect fitting At $19S former price
$2.1S.
LADIES' JERSEYS, trimmed with white Hercules
Braid. Coat Back. at S1.19 worth $1.4&
OUR HUsSAR, an elegant Jersey Of fine Stockinette
Diagonal Trimming Of Hercules Braid. Position
Back, at 81. 49, former price, 1926.
Our well known "BON MARCHE' JERSEY of
finest imported StOckinette. Navy and White Front
Navy ana Red NAVY and Light Blue, exquisite COM
binations, at 1915, worth $4.25.
novelty. fine jersey with three attachable Vest
ronts, viz. Beaded, Plain Cream and Fancy which
enables you to change every day. at 1886.
Imported BEADED JERSEYS At So rs, O.. go, and
upwards
CHILDREN'S JERSEYS Of closely woven Stocki-
nette In all colors sizes ~ to a. cents 20 to 3d.
$1.25.
Our "sAILOR." trimmed with white Hercules Braid
in all colors and sizes. at $1.4S.
Our MISSES JERSEYS Of imported Stockinette
with Polka Dots and Vest Fronts all sizes and colors
at Sl48
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OUR JERSEY SALE.

OUR JERSEY SALE
Many hundreds who have bought Jerseys from MS
lAse week will also testify that when we advertise a
GOOD Thing we have IT, Our styles are modest the
quality u The best and we are losing money Them
because our importation came too late The special
prices vii hold good for few days LONGER
BATHING SUITS. BATHING SUITS
Complete for Ladies' and Children
BATHING SUITS,
For Men and Boys
TUNES TRUNKs. TRUNKS, TRUNKS.
iHCSkA TRUNKS, TRUNKS,
100 boz NEW LINEN COLLARS with three rovs
OF narrow ribbon (au colors) large bow In front
worth Soc now Csc
- D0s- Large and Wide ORIENTAL sCARFS. worth
$1.5O. nov 15c each
New Line 81 BLACK LACE FLOUNCINGS. under
the usual prices. q, 81 So 81 eS g. Is 70 s4 yard
Lot ORIENTAL LACES. as 19c. IL inches, wide,
cheap At 25c
Los ORIENTAL FLoUNCING, 90 inches wide.
Sec I'D, worth Sl25.
&a0 RAR0AINs IN OUR EMBROIDERY AND
LACE DEPARTMENT.
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: TT ]: E E $yj$ III
NJ MN N I. E kaa gig I'LL e. e.
Mn. "A "a SS =
s16-3ls SEVENTH STREET N. W.
~ We Close at Saturdays excepted lei

MENTAL EXHAUSTION NERVOUS. PROS
AZ uation neuralgiA rheumatism, paralysis, St
Wins dance. all nervous and chronic diseases cured
without the Of medicine. Cdfico Treatment n ny
mvS30te
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MEDICAL, &c.

MANHOOD RESTORED BY USING A BOTTLE
WI or two of DR. BROTH hrs Invigorafina Coz
DIAL Viii cure any nervous debility and loo
OF nerve power. IL iniElIls visor 10 the hole sye
tenn SO6 n s-w. je7lms
nk AND MADAM WILSON. Hoo PARK
lIPiace, llth st., between and SITS p.e kstsb-
llshed 1870 speCisl treatment ladies desiring
lisbe services Advice free and confidential je70ts
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Coon News Fon LADIES

The Paiais Royal has purchased Of late many lots of
laces and embroideres suitable for trimming white
dresses Finding large accumulation of short
lengths and odd pieces. we have determined on clos
ing them out 1t half price
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-06-07

FI,HE STRIKE Is OVER AND AM NOW PRE-
II pared % deliver iresb-Islned Cumberland cosl g
lowest marx f prices. Orders promptly hlied
JOHN MILLER,
Lumber. Wood and Coal
1920 18th st NV: al 81 and Maryland ava aOs
myx2-lm south Capitol aud ~ 80
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III 60 !; :: =: f E. / f
BARGAINS BARGAINS BARGAINS
Fine goods. when offered at the same prices usu-
ally demanded for rash justifes the OF the word
Bargains
soc, WORTH SOC.
Fine Gauze Fancy Striped Hose now being offered
at the Paais Royal lie cheaper than any Washing
ton competitor.
19c, WORTH 25c
Harline Striped Hose full regular double toes and
heels, offered for Ice. for three days; the regular
price is Csc.
31c. WORTH soc.
Thirty-nne cents is the price asked elsewhere for
Shoppers" Ingram Spiit-feet Hose in Black Navy
and Brown Save eight cents pair by buying at the
Paais Royal
47c, WORTH soc.
The Palace Royal price has been Soc. and competi-
tors price &c. for superior Silk-finished French
Isle Thread Hose In Black and Colors double heels
and toes, white split feet The famous "fre dye"
&c., WORTH 25c
Children's English Derby Ribbed Hose in all colors
and Sizes sold generally for 25c the Palais Royal
Is the only store in the city charging 22c q pair
SUMMER UNDERWEAR
SUMNER UNDERWEAR
Just received. another lot of English Crepe Gauze
Vests. Full regular, low neck. sleeves These Vests
Jersey fitting and are very light in weight and
nearly all wool. $1.OS.
SILK BODICES, In Pink. for $2.4S. Having only
five Dozen those of patrons have been waiting
for these goods are requested to call at once
JUST OPENED:
case Highneck Bodices, 39c.
cases LOw-neck Bodlces 24c
case Jersey fitting Bodices, SEC
case Jerseyftting Bodies, CSC.
- You are particularly requested to examine the
fit and fnish of these new goods
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-06-07

135 Va ave. sc 5r..SlO
l220 w St NV. Or. m.i-25
10Y d III A st. n.e...l5.OO
r., cor. Al and K SITS. sw.
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SHAWL SALE
We are now showing decided Novelties, both in
Cashmere and Shetland Shawls Just what is desired
for evening, seaside and country.
We offer an ALLCASHMERE SHAWL. regular
length and width fringe In al colors at 81 "a
worth 81 65.
Finer grades at 81 ~. 81 90, s22o and up.
decided novelty is a fine Cashmere shawl. with
elaborate hand embroidery silk fringe, really
worth So 4S.
SHETLAND sHAWLs worked in the latest pat
terms, at S5c, 81 and S1.4S
Handmade SHETLAND SHAWIs shell stitched.
at S275.
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WE ALSO ANNOUNCE
A SACRIFICE SALE OF TRIMMED HATS AND
BONNETS,
Fully corresponding to our sale Of Untrmmed Hats.
AS$12. your choice Of imported Trimmed Hats and
Bonnets reduced nom s25 and ESQ.,
AT -. your choice OF Trimmed Hats and Bonnet,
reduced from $40. s1s and $40.
AT ~. your choice of Trimmed Hats and Bonnets.
reduced from SO and Sl2
At IS. your choice Of Trimmed Hats and Bonuets
reduced from 81 and g.
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ssrr "A ERR R "A ssss 90 / ssss

All broken lots and odd pieces being closed out
q cost, adording good opportunity to obtain the
most elaborate novelties at manufacturers prices
Genuine Gloria Cloth Umbrellas 24-inch al So:
26-inch, S1S6
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WANTED--HOUSES.

WANTED SMALL SUBURBAN HOME
w near city lmits-or house and grounds in city OF
Georgetown: state location and price. ]. w. HAW-
KINS. 18th and SITS Jest
VXYANTED-A WIDOW LADY AND DAUGHTER
w desire to take of house during the summer
months; best of references. Address Box lO5 Star
office je7-3t%
VNIANTED-TO RENT BEFORE JULY IST
w seven-rOOm House: must be north of PennSyl-
vania and east Of 21st ST. rent tc exceed S5
Address Box Ill. Star office. te5-3t*
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NOR RENT
Il 6S Myrtle st. MI, SIS
II St s.w. bet. 3&4la, 5r.lO
2O3kst. NV. Or. mi. 1880
3lS NJ st. s.w., 5r., WILL
je6-3tF 4. Ii. PARK /
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LNOh RENT
It lSl2N St NV. 9r$l0O
421 18th st. NV, l6rs-.90
] s63 p n.w.llrs.....--SS.34
1924 l4th ST. n.w..llrs. SO
933 NJ st. NV. l2rs-.--.5
l4lS Goth ST. NV, llr- 20
110S + St NV. l2rs...... 80
12l2N. Y. ave..lOr........0
"a Grant Place. Srs......-65
1901 Sd st. NV, IL rs...6u
1906 G st. NV. 10rs......55
4S9 Mo. ave, IL rs.-40.5O
1249 9th st. NV. l0rs...4U
1850 II. /. ave. .rs......s0
BOB NJ st. NV, l2r..-......35
9lS N St NV. , 0rs.........40
1876 q st. NV. y rs.-.-.3o
112O 9Th ST. n.w.. ers. so
1905 10Th 81. NV, 1Ur-30
600 Spruce ST. .rs......-.25
1888 ) st. n.w.,s rs-...2j
$500 n 81. NV. 3 rs.......25
1887 Pierce Places rs %
40 to 466 Wash. st. ID. 5O
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j 1920 lIth ST. IL rooms, all mL........-.. SIS
le2o 18th ST.. ID rooms. all MI as
81 90
80, - =. ---.--------.-.... 20
t~-a " 49, " 'o'n7 1900. ~
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Observation-Disclosures

IGOR RENT-A FIRST CLASS STABLE FOR a
Il horses and carriages, near Thomas Circle Al
dress Bok iio, star ONCE. Jest
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Massav nr Thos C. s333.S3 NJ st. N
Iowa Circle. 15 r.....-...250 18TH St
9 ST., mr. 10Th, 1Or......2oo I. near
7 st. near 18th, llr....- 200 II mr. 1:
Massav., mr. 10Th i 2r.. 200 Fayetts
14th, near l. ST.. llr....2 200 I'd St, 4
Property placed with me for rent
advertised free of cost To the owner
For list OF property for sale, call
py29 r. %. HOLTZM AN. IL
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1913 Fst.n.w. st exc. 500
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