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si1 states win hold their own elections prior TO
the general polling In November which Is TO de-
eide the fate Of the presidency. Tennessee and
Alabama lead the procession next month, the one
on the second and the other on the SIXTH and both
IL is commonly believed, may be conceded TO the
democrats IN advance. Arkansas follows on the
third OF September, Vermont on the fourth. and
Maine on the tenth. Georgia closes the list with
an election on the third OF october. OF the last
four the democrats expect TO elect their tickets in
Arkansas and Georgia, and the republicans In
Vermont and Maine. The only recent presidential
year when either OF these has disappointed
expectations was in 1880 when the fusion OF
Democrats and greenbackers In Maine elected
Harris NJ PIaisted governor, and drew from Gen.
eral Hancock hssty message OF congratulation,
which hurt MS cause all over the West and East
ern and Middle states. The present CONDITION OF
things Is much more wholesome, politically, than
that which prevailed a few years ago, when Ohio
and Indiana were october states, and sufficiently
close TO make their returns significant Both
parties were then tempted TO throw their hardest,
and often their most INSCRIPTIONS, work into that
region.
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OUR LEATHER Goops Drp.nrurxr

OyR LEATHER GooDs DEPARTMENT.
New York; still We ask. Where many as heres N1'
cause Of so many-almost too many-the following
ss
the best values attainable. "0-'
Soc seal and csl fI f f9T
60c. Japanese Leather Pocketbooks for SOC.
s J En. sna tss seat
s5c Mems Leather U;r lined Jap allets for 75c.
~ - " TRAVELLING iSSiA B SSaiS,hso f0r e.
Mems ana Ladies. All finished in frst-cass style
what you'll expect for KEtIABLE Goobs efef Io 10
yasn X
MUST BE- otherwise slfheS rcss Ike
They are like "Ohyer Twist"-always ready for
more; never are full When empty the straps close
and neat looking Prices 81 to 5ey es SIk small
$2 Is for the l4;ineh bag grain leather).
e for , the S3 .ineh d teasRdI ps Ss
sis. so for the Real Alligator Gladstone and
which will last you lifetime. Cost at the sadders
CATFISH" BAGS.
because When ope1 thew have nass ,o the "Catnsh"
mouths Convenient for the explorer Price Al 40
81 30 size will hold toilet articles and nipbt ro.s
80 "a size will hold mans suit shirts etcVenonsh
ior ~seK s TIP unless mesa dude with many and
We have dozen different sizes in these bags some
have lock and key safety fastening etc sf Tbe
tourist satchel par excellence. WV AA'
durable but have superior appearance, Which thss
owner viii profit by in more than one e. 50 each
STRAPS; For shswls. valise. ETC.. only 25c. each.
sdT ~, lined With rubber COM
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
Corner Pennsylvania ava and 18th At
(Jewelry quoted belowO
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John Zachar, the Wisconsin faster, claims TO
have gone without food for NIFTY days. This state
ment, II It could be proved, would raise him one
degree higher than DR.. Tanner, whose fast in 1850
attracted worldwide notice. But, unfortunately,
he has wasted this experiment for he has not sur
rounded II with those safeguards which alone
make II OF any value 70 science, Tanner did his
What comfort there can be 10 a man In starving
himself TO a skeleton, shriveling his skin, and
loosening his teeth TO the dropping-out point,
without even taking the precautions which will
prove 10 the world the honesty and proprlety OF
his pretensions to supremacy In starvation, 1t is
hard 10 discover.
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We observe In the New York Sun OF yesterday
an interesting article on the summer dress Of
statesmen In Congress, credited TO the Cincinnati
Commercial Gazette. This leads TO the farther
observation that II the exchange editor OF the sun
were as vigilant and conscientious as he ought to
be he would have printed IT at least one day earlier
In the sun, properly credited to the WASHINGTON
EVENING STAR, where It originally appeared on
Saturday, PREACHING New York on sunday morn
ing,, instead OF waiting until Monday for the
Cincinnati papers containing It, and which, by
the way, gave proper credit. The latter course Is
not good journalism.
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JEwELnY. JEwE1nYu
The Pslats Royal" advertising man 10 Hke thu mas.
son who hnds when It's time to close his sernon fhat
he has hardly begun to introduce his most tsIii,~
points AZ the end Of our column, and JEWEIRY
QUIZ MOST IMPORTANT DEPARTMENT., crowded
We'll onots one illustration in each branch of our
Department. and You must take Il for Rranted vs
other you can ask for In ths
Jswslry hne,AND ALL AT PALAIs ROYAL PRICES
II KARAT GOLD JEWELRY
REAL GARNET JEWELRY,
RIAL T0RToISR SHkEL JEWafkY.
tbonnet hests, ~ Lorgnettes, 02250
REAL ENAMEL JEWELRY
Qsnsy dscs Pinr 41;15; ,Brooches esq
(0loye Bangles. e3; Thimbles, 26c.)
Special prices for the special sale for rollcoia
oxd1ed silver. rhinestone moonstone let snd i,nits
ton shsll and amber 5ewelry. A's
$4,000 WORTH 10 SELECT FROM
"A small outlay never before hroueht 20 mucb ~
% you'll ~.
PALAI1 ROYAL
- corner n sye and 18th st..
JAIL a. Esnsf.)
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The deceased wifes sister controversy las
broken out afresh In England, and Mr.. Labouchere
has made an interesting contribution TO IL by the
inquiry why, II the established church insists
that her male children shall follow the Mosaic law
forbidding marriage with deceased wife's sister,
she should not equally enforce the Mosaic law
commanding a man, whether single or already
married 10 take 70 wife the chidless widow Of his
brother. This Is, Of course, on the assumption
that the rule rests alone on the scriptural prece-
dent and not on any independent consideration or
social expediency; but 1t is an interesting sug-
0esriOp. In either event
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The reports of the German physicians TO the
late Emperor Frederick, Drs Gerhardt Bergman
and Schroeder, agree In placing the responsibility
for the long uncertainty In the emperors case upon
the shoulders Of DR.. Mackenzie, who, they say,
opposed their combined desire for an operation
from the outside TO cut away the cancerous
growth on the patients larynx. This Is a heavy
burden for the English surgeon 10 carry, for, unex
planned II convicts him either OF serious lack OF
skill in diagnosis OF intriguing for the purpose Of
deceiring the imperial household as 10 the nature
OF the disease. But Dr. Mackenzie will doubtless
have something TO say in reply.
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The American party which Is 70 furnish the
great political issue and sweep the country when
the tarin and liquor questions are disposed OF will
meet In convention at Washington next month 10
put In the field a presidential ticket Washington
will then have been the scene OF the presidential
nominating conventions OF two OF the political
parties, and will have furnished the candidate at
the head Of the ticket 10 another. No city could
be more appropriate meeting ground for body
OF citizens who pride themselves on their dis
tincrvely American character, antecedents, and
aspirations than the one founded by, and named
for, George Washington, and whose chief citizen,
since the beginning OF the century, mas been,
without exception, q native OF the United States
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4Oc. jar. FANS FoR 2jc

That's less than cost price Well sell one fan ONLY
mand. f
Many know them; they're japanese Parchment Fans
with BIRDS flowers and quaint geometrcal designs Of
silver and gold and other colors blending and contrast
ing with the ground colors.
he triple sticks laced at the sides combine strength
with beauty Japanese Fans don't generally last long
These strong. -e'
soc. FEATHER FANS FOR 25c
one style has Feathers both sides of the Fam white
and coors Another style of in various shades
with Feather Tips. IT'S fact these Fans have been
and are selling elsewhere for 81 each You'll POSSIBLY
doubt it. We can't help that. you know
We remind you we'd be fools to deceive Won We'd
suffer more than YOU WV
OTHER SPECIAL SALE PRICES bird NESTING
in the plumage OF thr Ostrich. whose magnificent
feathers formsa fan reduced from 50 90 to 30 so for
the special sale. One i'll ustraIion must do for many
because OF space required for Leather Goods and
Jewery. ~ "AA
Gauze Fans at special sale prices.
OSTRICH Fans at special sale prices,
Satin ans at special sale prices.
Lace Fans at special sale prices
Pocket Fans at special sale prizes
Cretonne Fans at special sale prices
Japanese Fans at special sale prices
Mourning Fans at special sale prices
sH Have You seen our Black Fans with Gold
Laced Sticks for 1Oc each: ~
THE PALAIS ROYAL
Qeather Goods below) 80
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WoRk. FoR LEISURE HouRs.

WoRk. FoR LEISURE HoUns.
The following reduced prices will attract you to our
"a noor. where you'll also find barga,n ms in Suits
Wraps Jerseys Shawls Corsets, and Cotton and Cam
brio Underwear
25c. Stamped Hens stitched Doylies for Ice.
soc stamped Laundry Bags for SOC.
59c. Stamped Newspaper Holders for 25c,
5Oc. STAN ped Catch Ais" for 39c.
SSc. Scarfs, drawn and fringed, for 75c.
9Sc. Large Splashers to match for 75c.
AND
Germantown Wool lOc a hank
Saxony Voc. 10c. hank.
Spanish Wool 1Oc. hank.
SHETLAND Wool 10c. hank
THE PALAIS ROYAL,
Corner Pennsylvania ave- and 9th st.
(See space below.)
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Punrrr YouR BLoop.

Impurities in the blood produces diseases
Bodily and mental health depend upon a
healthy condition Of the blood The blood.
particularly in the spring and during the hot
summer months. becomes clogged with i'm
purities, which poison 1t and generate disease.
A harmless blood purifier, without a particle of
mineral poison in ii, such mercury or potash,
Is necessary to remove these impurities and to
restore the healthy tone Of mind and body.
The best purifier and tonic known TO the world
is swifts Specific Cs s. 81. In regard to its
wonderful purifying and tonic powers we give
afew testimonials as follows:
Mr.. VIM A. Siebold. with Geo p RoweI 4
Co, 10 Spruce street. New York. writes March
18th. 1858: Il feel IL my duty, for the benefit
OF Others who may be afflicted as I was TO
write you this letter which you can use as NV
testimony In any way you choose. / will
answer any inquiry from others in relation to
the facts herewith stated. In February last I
suffered great pain and Inconvenience from
Dolls. al over my neck; could not turn my
head without acute pam and my blood was n
poor condition. After trying all the usual
remedies in such cases, and finding no relief, by
the persuasion Of M. J. W Fears. manager Of
your New York Office, used one bottle : s.
and improved rapidly and very soon / was en-
urely relieved Of my Jobs Comforters' Now
not . sign Of my affection can be seen. feel
strong and cheerful. s. s. s. is fne tonic as
proved In my case. sleep soundly and my ap-
petite IL good"
DIT j. " Cheney, . ellknown physician.
writes from ElAville, Georgia: II use q
in convalescent fever cases with the best re-
suits IL viii. in my Judgment, prevent sum.
ner dysentery, II one will take few bottles in
fkN-.
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The revolt against bob-tail cars and the theory
OF every man his own conductor has spread to
Minneapolis The police refuse TO compel passen-
gers 10 put fares In the box
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PARAsoLs Ar REDUCED Prices.
All OF our stock at reduced prices Just one Of the
lots as an illustration:
Lot g.
81 50 Moire SILK Parasols. for 81 go each.
S2OS Plaid silk Parasos. for Il 80 each.
" S Fancy Satin Parasols, for 5 l. 80 each.
SOS Plain Satin Paraso>s for 81 SO EACH
eH Some of the expensive novelty Parasols at less
than half price.
THE PALAIS ROYAL,
Corner Pa. ave. and 18th st.
Clancy goods beow)
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FINEST QuA11rY TENNIS FLANsE1s
REDUCED TO 37hc
As these goods are 81 inches wide and fast colors
they make beautiful serviceabe and cheap dresses for
seashore and mountain wear
Finest quality SCOTCH GINGHAMs reduced from
37h to 25c
Atwood FRENCH ALBATROSS, beautiful styles
double width at 30c., worth 75c.
All-wool FRENCH CHALLIS at 40c.
INDIA SILK reduced from 41.2O to 75c.
New styles in AMERICAN CHALLIS at 1Sc,
Extra values in BLACK SURAH SILKS 1T 75c, al
and &1.25,
All PARASOLS at prime cost
CREAM DRESS GOODS in all the new fabrics at
lowest prices.
possible prices
Previous to inventory we offer decided bargains
". N. SINISTER SONS
iy9 919 PENNA AVE
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BLACK GLOVES You WANT
According to promise notify patrons Of the
arrival of the folio yirg:
25c. Black Silk Jersey Mitts
5Oc. Extra Heavy Black Silk do
SSc. FOwnes Black silk Gloves
Those who know these gloves will read this adver-
Gseinent with pleasure. BUT DON'T DELAY A
CALI-we md these goods very scarce, you know
THE PALAlS ROYAL,
- Corner Pennsylvania ave- and 18th ST.
(Shoe bargains below)
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81 HAsp-MAnE Doors

81 HANDMADE Doors.
A special sale Of 81 Button Boots for Ladies' Six
different Styles some reduced in price be sold
at 81 q pair.
style No. l.
The "Glove-ftting"-Our popular hand made walk
ing snoe; common sense toe and heel the long vamp
durability.
Style No. 3
The "Tourist"-Doneola top straight goat foxng.
opera TOE with tip; reduced from $4.4S.
The Newport kid, opera toe. patent.
leather tip. black diagonal cloth tops.
The Parisian"-Best French kid, opera and common
sense This HAND TURN button boot can be worn
Win comfort one style smaller than usual The
Style No. D.
The Fairy" Hand-sewed. bright Dongola, Patent
leather Opera Toes, spanish ARCH reduced from So
Genuine Alligator Skin Oxford Ties Buff This our
welI-known 30 novelty, included in the 81 sale.
quoted above.
EVERY PAIR WARRANTED. This is written hon.
esty, not with wrggling-out-of-it intent. We wish
I0r your future patronage The sale of q a. pair of
Shoes we hope will be but the beginning not the be-
ginning and ending, Of Your patronage.
THE PALAIS ROYAL,
xn Corner Pa. ave. and 18th st.
tParasOl bargains below.)
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BOYS BELONGINGS,
INCLUDING CLOTHING, HATS, SHOES. AND
FURNISHINGS. GOING JUST THE SAME.
COME EARLY, BARGAINS BRIGHTEN
AS THEY TAKE THEIR FLIGHT.
SAKS AND COMPANY.
SEVENTH STREET AND MARKET SPACE

PHILADELpH1A STORE.
A great bargain in SILK UMBRELLAS One lot
2e-n Blk Umbrellas, fully worth ~, price now 20
Great bargains in PARAsoLs. all a. prices to close
Special bargain in INDIA LINoNs at l2hc.
FANS FANS FANS
One lot Of fine FEATHER FANS at Csc; would be
cheap at 1oc.
Bargains In Linen and SIX Fans
25c. S0oO '"'ue''
Mems fine NaInsook SHIRTS and DRAWERS 5Oc
Extra value in Silk MITTS, 25c.
HOSIERY HOSIERY
One lot Of Boys Military Ribbed HOSE, all Gin.
price was 4oc. price now, 25c.
Special bargains in Ladies fine Balbrggan and pin.
stripe HOSE. at 21c
We have received another lot of the Ladies' BLACK
Derby ribbed HOSE, 25c.
MATTINGS. MATTINGS
Balance of stock at prices to close Now is your time
10 secure great bargains
CARHART LEIDY.
~ s2s 9TH and 7O6 K st NV.
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MANA. "SrrckrR.-
THEREFORE,,
LET 'ER FLICKER"

FLY WEIGHTS.
Genuine seersucker Coats and Vests, el5O UPWARD
MohAir Coats and Vests. Silver, Gray and Slate.
SIM Mohair Goats and Vests. variety of shades.
Pongee Coats and Vests handsome variety. 90 up
ward
MEMS SUITS.
Series Gray. Blue. Black and Brown Sack and Cut
away, 81 10 upward.
Cassimsres, Scotch, Mixtures. Stripes. PlAids and
THE LIGHTS AND SHADOWS o. LONDON"
GO FOR NAUGHT.
Whenever the American idea obtains and in
tensely American-"native and to the manner born
axe special delight in placing before you the products
Is our price-for your choice-of large variety Of
able elsewhere at less than els, CUT OR NO CUT.
We grasp the situation and govern ourselves accord
ingly.
sl.5o. si,75. 81. 81 so. SIS. %. $3.50. -'
We know your needs and mean to supply them.
VICTOR z. ADLER'S
10 PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE. 10
81. and s2s 9TH NV. corner Massachusetts, ave.
Strictly One Proc
Open Saturday till IL p m
sTOFFICE COATS, stripes and checks, on sale
Monday. Wednesday and Friday mornings, from 2 till
O'Clock PRICE 2oc. yl1
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GREAT CLOSING Our SALE
CLOTHING FOR MEN AND BOYS
OAK HALL,
Corner 10th and F.
FOR BOYS TOl3
The entire line Of Jackets and Pants will be closed
out at Just onehaf Of former prices; also odd Knee
Pants.
FOR BOYS IA TO H.
Asplendid line Of Suits will be closed out at sac.
rifce.
FOR MEN.
Fancy Flannel Goats and Vests for 81.
Seersucker Goats and Vests 81.
Middlesex Flannel Suits at S1O.
hottest weather. at q sacrifice.
White and Fancy Vests at 75c. and u.
Serge Suits At $3.50 and upward
Prince Albert Suits from @l5 up.
Broadcloth Suits at &22.5O, worth eco
Clerical Cut Suits at 925 worth $50.
Atwood Cheviot Suits at o. so.
GOO Cashmere and Cheviot Suits at less than cost of
manufacture.
Odd Pants from 81 up
Norfolk Jackets very cheap
OAK HALL. COR. TENTH AND Sta
my25-3m
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COUNTRY BOARD.

Baeid' near Mcun,sviile LoudOun COUNTY. Va. hssh
.ssss i.SS . .Jrns ssa: Sosins Ss.. s.has "a
dress Il. n. RECTOR blisis-2t'
(,ouNIRr poAkpcAy resTIS WV Of
u,e- from station miles from fauquier White sui
yard. milS. sst;er &c 1dire.. Mr.. N A 1EsIzs
VERNoN. RopNp HILL. LoupoUN, COUNTY
ohc. also two livery stables evening psisr- received
S GAY Nam and M Ma. ntfsfR cSM Ti ,f5s
VACANT ROOMS AT PAIR VIEW. HIGH LocA-
ton near mountains. srand Views house new
S sssn = Nm IN HtSfIKEi' fss.Dn p O. iSSS%sn
- from station slry rogm. lovely shade sodd table
70 Mrs LIN KnS k E,SS q MI Nm n or'
4 FEW BoARDERs CAN BE ACCOMMODATED
m MI ,s tc ~, sanmsr sueur6.n resdsnee high s
Tor further particulars address Boz d. i6i Ssttys-
For cool ROOMS GOOD TABLE PLEASANT.
{ e BRKtSTR Msna..ss va sad's''' Tor p-r, ,s
A Nlch HOME foR FEw BoARpEKs AT oc-
GRIMES ANs' 'EN 20 -.
COUNTY, BOARD Al Mt, PLEASANT. MILES
mn stst, nug ~ 49,, Nn,unnn miles from Round
h hoH address A l. HUMPHREY, Fasson p - Ioa-
- - ge-NWSsSm
SUMMER BoARpERs TAKEN AT PHiLoMoNT
snd heslthiul sections ofvrinis aaniaSos q shade
2t.sr S22pssments For particulars address. D J.
IA,tNNth my-Swk.-sm
RoARDERs WANTED AT Mt. ENTERPRISE Is
go per month Plent, fruit milk ics and shsi. ror
NV. A-'' - ~, az
GooD COUNTRY BOARD. PLENTY OF SHADE
ares Mr. Jo sis ~s'sT and hS,a ono ehdrenL Ad
st. Marys Co. Nd N6 81.
novER LouDoUN COUNTY, yA-wANTEp. A
home comfsrts can Se pe ~ Sog.ty place where
net az station free Of oharre References. Prof al n
man fasi FIT h~ Mrs. S SEs a " BOW tr
SpRING BANK OFFERS FiRsT.CIAss RoAKD
s2laIse room. fruit ice milk an profu-ion Sc Terms
Address SPRING BANK. Alexandria Va N52w.
ssV'HE QAks," wEsT END. OF ROCKVILLE. u
and o. H. R-surroundad With old oaI tree.
dtes walk from station reference roau,r,a Term.
moderate. Mrs. CoRiELl. S3-ims
FIRST class COUNTRY BOARD; PINE sHADE
Il MIX and frut; seven miles from Silver Spring 10
q, lecuon 70 children, Terms moderate. Address
Miss j. fA"cErT. Colesyille, Montgomory 90 Ma
EEw DoARDERs ACCOMMODATED AT LIN
= coin Loudoun County, Va. Pleasant rooms shade.
MAGGIE iT% Z. Psa sSss co sS
v, Va. Jess,fct %"
FIRST. CLASS RECOMMENDATIONS ron uHE
r. X ~ % - -
A pELlGHTfUI HOME IN THE MOUNTAINS
"A Tor families with children. large rooms lawn and
portco: spring water; h,use and table comIl.te for
comfort: Mrs L L. MCCARTHY. Monroe Grove Farm
near Aldie, Loudoun County, Va le2O- lms
LkCELLENT BOARD. GOOD ROOMS. PINE
~ chalybeate water. plenty Of shade. near noun
hlis rssr, railroad depot telegraph &c. Terms Per
Tyn g 70 eio per M, go 10 ESQ A. r. MolN-
,QMfoRT RETREAT" FIRsT-CiAss PoPU-
If Mar
land tnear harTet's Ferry) Advantages ursxcellea
WI CLARK. Keep Tryst. Washington Co. Nd jo2- SIN
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II londonderry LITHIA WATER
- - IL the only one TO use for
9OUT, RHEUMATISM. AND URIC ACID
NO otner water has one third much Iithia.
One dozen half Gallon Bottles "A 50
sl4-Sm &. u. sHAfkk Co. Agents. l03 pa ava
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FOR RENT-STORES.

V,oR RENT-sToRE (AND DWELLING IF DE-
- siredD suitable for Kind of business, II st NV
c-oS Win dwelling, $40. q. n. KNIGHT
93-9t 607 9TH st.n.w
VSoR RENT-BR1CK STORE AND 5-RooM DWELL
~ ing 1908 st he; good location for any bust
ness; rent reduced TO S25 per month. ApIl 10
Y'ot' 1HOs. l. wAGGAMAN, 9t1 4 IT NV.
ISoR RENT-NEw STORE AND DWELLING, l22a
- St n ". Handsome plate-plA~s windows: mod.
improvements and excellent location for renting
rooms. Je22-3m
EoR RHINESTONE AND DWELLING NO. 1904
Il l4th ST. nv. and suitable for any business.
~ Apply TO ]. W. r MYERS son,
elo-1m AS New York ave
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.

IHoR RENT-UNFURNIsHEp-p pARIoR,
- lns-room. Kitchen on nrst no,r Aso. two OF
references 3o7 at n.w IL
nently. yii-3t.
EoR RENT-THREE UNFINISHED ROOMS:
i1os s,s St NV tsii from e 20 Rn S frp s =
EoR RENT-FURNIsHED-vER COOL NEWLY
IL papered Room, second noor 'front.' bath sdJoining:
1904 D ST bw sio or '" TWO '0' s ilt:q.s
EoR RENr-wHoLE OR PART OF SECOND
floor two car lines pass the corner all modern i'm
q 9th st '~-i after p III Sie >" nv" '1 f
I,oR RENT-2 OR UNFURNIsHED ROOMS on
INSTITUTION. Asr;eui,nr,i nsn, AM rnsranins sna
Printing Bureau; water and sss children. ,yll3t'
EoR RENT-NICELY-FURNIsH ROOMS. IN
St. just north Of Franklin Park location and So1s for
summer UNSURPASSED. LIVINGSTON TERRACE il-6'
F9oR EENT-ENeLIsH BRICK BASEMENT AND
nrst moor new house: suitably furnished Tor house
keeplng bath on second Zoo; second floor occupied
5ii iiis st tG NV NO lines Oh street cars i1s Io
EoR RENT-THREE PLEASANT CoMMUNICAr-
"a. wasar hais or rooms suitable for
owner living in house: ell: 3o5 sine yio,si'
EoR RENT7vERY DELIGHTFUL ROOMS, NEW
vsfy low Tor The summer. Address BOX 10, star
EoR RENT-JuLY l5-LARGE HANDSOMELY
u inrnished iarlor and Bedroom first floor. single
en- suit; buy window. good Location; references
changed; price for two sl7 per month. 1917 l2th
NV jyS-3ts
HOE RENT-BEAUTIFULC COOL SUMMER ROOMS
N private family large double house south
ana east front. references required. llOi ST d W
E0R REMITTANCE ROOM SECOND FLOOR;
g35 Pennsylsania ave Inquire W. s. TEEL.
EoR RENT
- SEVERAL FRONT ROOMS,
with or without board
elo-lm 10l7 18th st NV. near K
LoR RENT-NICELY- FURNISHED COMMUNI-
4 eating rooms with nrst-clsss board; low prices
during summer months. l4l6 st NV. je3O-lms
L0R kENT-FURNIsHED AND UNFURNIsHED
hoomss nrst-class condition. Apply al5 st
NV. t.ol In,
EOR RENT-SECoND FLOOR, CONSISTING OF
4 Tour rooms and bath; completely furnished for
hight housekeeping Will FOR less during summer
months to responsible parties Apply at l4I4 Column
bla street NV. !el6-lm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-11
BOARDING

rUNHE FRENCH CoNFEcTIoNER AND CATERtK
Il of the Msison Ritt IL 10 aud lll2 Conn ave-,
bet. l. and sts, has his parloS hrvt and sec
ond floors ready 70 receive the promenaders of the
avenue and the public. They will md every Kind
Of ice creams. water ices and fresh cakes ye2l-lms
n ARGE COOL AND NEWLY FURNISHED
IL Rooma with Board. single ep-suite; strictly
hrst-class: transientA, q Per day. The wEBsTER
5l3 18th st. NV my5-3m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-11
SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

L,oR sALE-LoTs AND ACRE VILLA SITES AT
Il 3 to 10 cents per foot at
ROssLYNN.
The grandest views Of Washington from any dirse-
ton.
Also two lots $4,000 each for $3.50 apiece and two
others 30xl20 each for el25 apiece II Ivy CITY.
a. IL SfPHEkD Co,
vC-1m 1921 Est.