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AUCTION SALES.

DAWNBkOKER'S AUCTION SALOON MONDAY
Il and TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER SEVENTEE NTH
aud EIGHTEENTH. 1888. at HALF-PAsT SEVEN
NJ shall sell all pledges forfeited to date consist
ing Of Gold and Silver Watches. Clocks iings gen.
sEsl assortment Of Jewelry latest improved higharn
Singer aud W heller x Wilson Sewing Machines Ap-
gieton's Condensed Encyclopedias. Law and other
Books. kevolvers, Clothing Mirrors, Opera Glasses,
GEO. Il McAULEY
302l NJ st.
NJ. FOLEY, Auct selS-2ts
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LOST AND FOUND.


II 0ST-oN THE 18TH INSTANT. LADY'S BLACK
IL Pocketbook, between 9TH st. W. and New JERSEY
ave- 5. e The finder is welcome to the monry thereIn
they will the book and other contents To CAD
tain Of the Mstcn Bureau of Engraving and Printing
or to 4O3 New Jersey ave- -. Ii
II OsT-sI0 REwARD-AN OLD MALTESE CAT
A"Bundy." The above reward viii be paid for his
covery. No. 90s n ST sel5-6t.
II OST-oN stPT. Is. IN 9TH-sT WING OF CEN.
II ter Market Lady's pocketbook containing q sum
of noney- liberal reward IL returned 20 las Bis,
st. NV, or ONCE, Cent r. Market sel5-3ts
4 osT-wEDNEspAY EVENING. on THE = ST.
1Lcars. between SD ard 9Th SITS. Watch Charm
ton, and receive reward. sel4-3ts
STRaYED or STOLEN FROM CAMP SPRINGS.
~ No saturday. sept 3. gray mare with knot on
the side OF her neck Liberal reward for return
formation leading 70 return TO 997 nv sl3-3t'
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TAILORING DEPARrMEST.-Our fall stock of fall
SuitinZS and tTUuserlngS now ready. EiSeman
Bros, 18th and SITS, Manufacturing ClOtbiers and
IaIlors
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OF EVERY DEsCgIPTIOS-FaE overcoats. Else
man Bros, 18th and sts., Manufacturing CIothiers
and TailOrs
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RxlsINeKR,s Ice cream. .:i5 ana lo1s 18th sts n.

JCLIUs LaNsBURGH, 3l5 7th ST., viii sell on Mon
day 400 pieces Tapestry Brussels at GIN cts. per
yard They are beautiful and will be rapidly sold.
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NINE; :: Z. PALMER, has just returned from Eu-
rope with the latest anc most approved STYLES from
the leading houses or London ami Paris
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fNE PORTRAITS Kets Kemethy. HOO Pa av:

SCHOOL STATIONERY at JOHN c. PARKER's, 617 anC
6l9 9Th ST
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nUNCANSON BROS. AuetioneerA
TRUSTEES SALE OF PROPERTY CORNER OF A
AND EIGHTEENTH STREETS NORTHEAST AT

AND EIGHTEENTH STREETS NORTHEAST Al
AUCTION.
By virtue Of deed Of trust. duly recorded in Liber
No. l202 folio ia ct seq, Of the land records OF
HreW Use On S TATssPAf the TwEHTY.sEvENTA
p NJ, all those certain pieces parcels Of land aud
premises situate and being in the city Of Washington
District OF C0uInb Q, and known aud distinguished
all Of Lots numbered eight (l nine CO.. dol eleven
CID, twelve (l2) thirteen ) and fourteen In square
rights easements ivileges and appurtenances the
Terms: One third cash. balance in equal instsments
At one and two years. notes to be given bearing In
terest Ut cent annum from day of sale payp-
BILE semi annually and to be secured by deed OF trust
premises Sold all cash. ut option Of purchaser
sIOo required Oh each lot at time Of sale Terms
resell the property default at risk ana cost Of the
defauing purchaser after hive days. public notce Of
such resale In some newspaper published in Washing
ton, d. C.
FRANCIS r SMITH. r.u.,.s.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

TOT the District OF Columbia. Maryland, and VII.
ginia, fair, followed by light rains: slightly
warmer; easterly % southerly winds
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IT WILL Pay 70 visit wurdeman's, Clio 10Th q,
who have just received their full stock OF fine far
niture and upholstery goods, where can be fonnd
the best upholstery work at reasonable uricss.
aiso reupho stering and nlattressing inakinQ done
In the best manner.-Adrt. ~
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Mr. CHAs. KRAEMER OF 737 7th street north
west, VIII shortly return from trip TO Cincinnati
OF good old kentucky whisky, for which he is 20
noted. - ~
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BROOKS, 18th ST. Prices Guaranteed.
SCHOOL Books at schooi-list prices at
JOHS G. PARXERS-
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THE NEW SCHOOL YEAR.
Institutions OF Learning I'm this City
and Vicinity.

The Academy OF Fine Arts, which has been open
all summer, offers great attractions to art
students The rooms are at SO4 street north
had long experince. Instruction will De given in
every branch OF art. Evening classes will be
formed for ladies and gent lemen on Mondays and
Wednesdays at O'Clock.
The seventh annual session OF the Washington
School OF Elocution and Oratory, 9O4 NJ street
northwest, will begin on the 18th. Private and
class instruction will be given both day and even
Ing In voice culture and oratOry. Stammering IS
Treated successfully.
The law department OF the Georgetown Uni
versty presents great attractions this year 10 law
students. The Introductory lecture nd announce
menJs Tor the ensuing term will be given at the
Law Building, 9th and streets, on the Sd OF Oc-
tOper at u 30 PIN. Mr.. S NJ. Yeatman, the secre-
tary, can Dc seen at the Law building daily from
u TOT pm.
Volapuk, the new linguistic craze, can now be
learned in ten lessons. Mr.. Chase Roys is the
teacher, at No. gl5 street northwest. He IS also
the author OF "Voiapuk," work in ten numbers,
sold at cents each. The first number is now
ready.
new era has opened In the art Of shorthand
writing. At the Washington school, 921 + street
northwest, the acme photography Is taught in
sixteen lessons, and proficiency is guaranteed In
three months. The classes Tor the winter are now
forming.
The Misses Ttrey will open the fifteenth session
OF their school for girls and little boys the 17th
at 143o Corcoran street.
Young ladies preparing for church or concert
singing are the specialties OF Miss Eva Mills who
VIII receive pupils In vocal music, beginning to-
day, Ut her residence, 1926 11th Street northwest
Mrs. II. Ii. Pike has returned from abroad, bring
ing with her the latest Ideas on china painting.
which size VIII introduce her classes THIS year.
Her studio, 1870 Pierce Place, Will reopen on the
LIST or OCTOBER.
Prot Paul Miersch. at 1919 Rhode Island avenue,
VIII give lessons as usual this winter on the vio-
lonceiio and piano. The theory or music Is given
SPECIAL attention.
A college graduate, lady with experience In
teaching. win instruct private pupils or classes,
paying particular attention 10 LlIin and mathe-
lnatcs Her address ID Box 161, STAR Office.
A lady professor desires a few more pupils on the
piano and guitar. Her method is easy and rapid,
and she pays special attention TO beginners She
should be addressed "Lady Professor, STAR ofIice.D
The courses In the Martyr college OF Elocution
and Oratory, 313 9Th street northwest, are conve-
nieaiiy arranged so as TO provide thorough In
sfruction and preparation Tor professional life on
the platform or on the stage, or 10 impart only
such knowledge OF elocution as is requisite to an
accomplished person. Lessons can be had in class
or privately. The methods followed are approved
by leading professional men. Catalogues are TO
be obtained by addressing the college
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SENT TO MARLBORo,-YeSterday Sheriff Darnall,
OF Prince Georges county, Nd, arrived here with
a reQulSition for Charles Page and Charles Crunl-
mey, colored, charged with having committed an
outrage on Ida NJ. Simms. Justice Cox ordered
their delivery, and the officers OF the fourth pre-
cinct Who arrested tine men delivered the prisoners
who were taken 10 Marlboro jail yesterday AFTER
noon.
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TIE LAHos and handsome republican banne,
was shipped from New York to-day ana will h.
swonS aesos fennsyiyanla avenue early next
week, near 1Ath street, under Commissioocry per'
nit -
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INoR RENT-HoUsEs--
2909 . ST. NV, Dr.,
mi. new..,.-.-.-.-.-.x9a
3024 q st Or. m.i......4e
3O4i \ ST.. llr., mi.-3
34:S2 p NV, 7r.. m.L27 Of
3203 p st. NV, Tor. and
store, m.l....-........3.
342.i 4 - D ST.. Or. and
bath. ............. .lo.o0
jyl6-3m &. Ii. tIC
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SCHOOL BOOKS at JOHN c. PAKxEE's, el7 and $40
9Th
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HAVE your homes furnished by julius Lans-
purgh, 315 7th St
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TEE Auction SALEs viii b. resumed at ssmstae's
seore, az On street, this evening at O'Clock. =
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Sewing Machines Repaired and War
ranted for 81 at your house. send postal to w.
Funk, 1881 7th st. Good machines for $40. 4
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HIS WIFEs RELATIVES CLAIM THE PROPERTY
Dennis Byrne has flied bill In equity against
Mary sullivan, Mary A. Key, Margaret Barrett and
Others asking that the title OF sub lot 30 square
"a. be vested in him clear OF any claim OF
DEFENDANTS The complainant states that in March
1882 the lot was purchased by MIN for 81, O9l 10
the sum OF 393 being payable In cash, and the
balance secured by deed OF trust, and notes OF
piainant's wife died June 1 following, leaving
defendants her helrs-at-law. He has Just learned
that as such, these sisters have instituted claim
TO the property. He states that his wife, at the
time OF their marriage, had no property OF any
Sort and all the payments on the property In aues-
ton were made by himself, and that the PROPERTY
was placedin his wiIe's name merely 10 secure to
the compartments wife a home during her life
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The CITY MARKETs.-TAe Official Price Current
OF the Washington froduce Exchange says: The
nour market Is web supplied aud there is no
Change IN price. Tue grain market IS firm Tor
wheat, oats and corn. Receipts OF hay have been
ngh, past week. owing, we presume, 10 the bad
weather. consequently u Is IN very active Demand
ana AZ present commands prices above Quota
IONS Would advise immediate shipments The
scarcity OF strictly me quality butter, noted in
another addition 10 price and creating better de.
inAnd Tot goods Just below fancy, at slightly
lower prices Goods showing positive faults such
as Odd, summary Favored. strong top or on
coior are greatly neglected. Receipts OF eggs not
Try Is large and market active, but selling gener-
al-y at inside quotations. Apples in large receipt
and low In price- Fine peaches scarce; common
ripe ana go AT best offers. Damsonsi In good de-
inAnc al highest quotations wnsn sound. Small
1 o fruits In good demand Irisn and sweet
Io.atoes In good demand Tor choice grades.
onions IN AeaSy reeeipt ana lower in price.
SUNDAY EXCURSION TO THE CAvERys OF LuRAY.-
Ing eehtA annual excursion OF the Germans Of
bAltimore aud Washington, In charge OF Louis
Autn 70 the Luray Cayerns will leave Baltimore
This H Viii, ~ espot sgnday sept, l6 at $50 a. II.
vlst the caverns ana return the same day The
Tram whteoaslst Of reseryed-seat Easllake coaches
VII De allowed for the Inspection OF the Governs
lunch car Will be attached 10 the train and a
brass band Will furnish music for the occssaoa
Fare fos the round tri2. only $3.50
FKrE TRADE gives the public the freedom of in
sprctln2 our choice line OF carpets, furnlture nm
holstery goods, and bedding now on ale In our
new and large wareroonas, which we consider sec-
ond 70 none In Washington We have All fhe
latest novelties. and are free 10 say that our prices
are lower Tor nrst goods than any mouse in the city
We only ask the pleasure OF showing our psois
AM let customers decide SINGLETON & FLErtaxp
ONE HUNDRED AND SEVENTEEN young men and
women have entered upon the regular business
ccurse OF training and the courses IN stenograDay
And rypewrlr.nx, practical EnQliSn. and rapa
writ z. 10 speDcerian Business College, mncs the
nrst Monday In september.
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Oysters! Oysters3
am receiving daily all the choice grades of Salt
Oysters, cooked in any style. Half Shell and
Steamed o specially. J0hnson's Restaurant, 9th
and e streets northwest 2
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
EoR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
II IL LzfAyette So. ,l142 n ct. 1

+ II Lafayette So, ls42 y st. nv. sr.... ESQ
1.2iCt ave.n v..isr- 5o4 81 NV. 9r......:, 80
large stable rear. $50 24l6 l4th ct. Tor %
1914 ST. ~, 23r. ESQ ISL SOth St NV 17r. 50
Mass ,12r 166 lSSS 18th st. q ~ Or. so
y. H. ave. W.. 10r. 1871 Corcoran ST. Tor 40
1870 Mass. ave. Ut. .1o 1870 sw.. 1ir. 40
psf NV. l2rs l25 sos 18th st n.w Or. 40
10 10th stn l5r. II 24Q6 l4tn NV Tor 40
1929 St lSr. 100 l104-6R NV. Tor. 40
1914 list st. q wi Or loo 333 hiexs Il NV. Or g.,
i.:S St n w.. 12r.. 100 1870 kiszs -. NV or Is.
1914 list st. l0r 100 1880 18th st ar. SO
LIS st. NV 13r loo 1909 eth St n We. store
Il02 Pa ave. Tor. .9l.6sl and dwelling.
!0l6 2lst ST. n.w.ll 30 l2l3a tb 81 NV. ". 30
lS2S st NV lar SO. 81 LIZA 9th st. NV ar. 30
ll2l DeSaes st., 11r.. rs l429 ST. NV. Or "a so
lOl6 18TH ST -.1ol 1505 Caroline ST., Or. )
IIO4 Conn. sve., 11r..-.Ioi FURNISHED.
2404 14th IS Conn. av.. mr. R. 1sr20S 80
VIC 18th st. NV 15r. 20 @ st. 3oth, llr Us
1917 Ost NV 11r 20 18th St, near y, Tor. l25
1919 20th ST. pw 10rs. Mass av &20th. 5r $50 -
24O2 18th 81 n, mr.. 18th st, b.. IS
l!O9 St Or. .66.6I Mass av.. 18th. 1,r $50
s42 n. Y .9r. - Mass mr. 18th, 15r. 800
l4l5 st. n.w IT,. .65 .Lav.nr 1th. lar 4l6.6
SV02 st. NV, Or go 18th st.nr. a0r 800
2ol4 Hillyer P Tor. 90 CT av., ". 2Or 33333
BIZ n. \. 60 ST. mr. 2oth, llr.. $50
2s6 n ave. ae., Or. 80 st. 18th, 15r 400
lof Ind ave. w. Dr.. 90 ST. mr. 18th l3r.. 200
2t22 18th St SO Thomas Circle. 500
1851 18th St Or. so 18th and q sts.. 12r. l50
The ABOVE Houses can De examined py permit from
our office only. THOMAS ]. FISHER co.
sel5 1924 r n.
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For Carpets and Furniture at low prices go to
julius Lansburgh, 315 7th ST.
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BROOKS. 18th ST.. Gas-Flxturcs and Chandeliers

BEST IN WAsHINGroS-Our own make school
suits at s.. EIseman Bros, 9TH and stS, Manu-
featuring ClOtnlers and TailOrS.
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FOR RENT HOUSES

EoR RENT7A VERY COMFORTABLE HOUSE
~ Nsw Jersey sven W.. 9 T., mi.......-..$s:.5o
s::; %s:Sss'os t ss sSes :is iast
!sos st:s A nss; s.....
49, :. WHITAKER JORDAN. 90
sel5-6t 14I7Fst
FOR RENT-I53l F ST, NINE Rooms AND
'i .:;s, sfGiafS LIZ HES ;:.''
TOR RENT-l302 9TH ST. NV. ELEVEN ROOMS,
Il mod imps.: 445 per month.
.,sa. ,IAA.T oogMnE
FOR RENT,HOrsEs AZ AND 40 + ST. NV:
has dining room sad htehs1 Ar.t hoor
:siy$ q Z
FOR RENT-ls5 ST. SIX ROOMS. $50: la I
modern six r00ms s2S Each in thorough repair and
1t. 113s North Capitol st.
f0R RENT-NEw ELEvEN-ROOM HOUSE NEAR
PENSION building. Inquire At los st. NV.
Tor RENT--DRAN NEW 3-sToRY BRICK. BAY
{. oh Wmsdists good tenant low Of si2: Inquire
Il HOUSE 1905 THIRD ST. NV.
With all modern improvements
PERFECT GEM OF HOUSE.
Seven rooms, including bath.
Closets IN every r00m with hallway gas and water
60 and see it. Rent $3.50 per month.
40 RH WARNER 4 CO.
EOR RENT-NEARLY NEW BRICK HOUSE
Il tS611s ID St s.w.: SIX rooms and summer kitchen;
ySsfsr gas and bath room: $3.50 per month; e H.
F3R z fENI g. 90, q sos " st aw.. Or, - 40
sSs Ssh Ssr mi M g s64 :m 90 90
!S6 sw-, 6r I6 30 S:,2h sw,6r. .wSg Il. 80
I33b Cst sw 9rh 20 90 1861 s.w. 7r..mi ID. 80
4Sg y st. sw, Sr... 22.50 LIS l. st.
33S St aw. Or. VII AT st. sw Or. IA 80
zig ist g. Sc 4r..... - 459 sw, Or mi. 20 ~
1905 Sd Dr. water 10 3l6 81 St me-. wig is IS
sel5-3ts G. H. PARKER. COR ~ and SITS. s.w.
TOs RENT-l92I 10TH ST. NV, CONTAINS IA
rooms elegant residence: rent per month $l0c. or
~ rate OF SiOoo per year on lease For further par
''c cur apply TO ,,o JNo; A, PRESCOTT.
EoR RENT-HOUsE 1902 ST sw.: TEN
T., rooms: modern improvements. Apply to JOHN
FOE KENT-vEGY CONTINENT Two.sTORY
NV. sel5-2ts
EoR RENT-17ll NEW YORK AVE, NEAR STATE
Department two-story brick house: rooms. hall,
Inquire at lib. 1t.
EoR RENT-A NICE NEAT, NEW DWELLING IN
TAKEN sne b nof ss ten rooms ~ n S49 35
EoR RENT-A COMFORTABLE NEW CORNER
by the year. W. RILEY DEE Bile
se10- st 1919 st.
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The CONCERT IN THE WHITE House GROUNDS
THIS AFTERNOON.-The Marine Band under the d.
following program In the White House grounds
this afternoon, commencing at 80: March, Kru-
gers "Afschied,n Santellnan; Grand selection,
"Don Carlos" Verdi; 1.-THE Dying Pcet," Cots
chalk; Polka-Rondo, "Wena," Thompson; Dance,
"hungarian," Brahms; Collocation, "Carmen,' u
B.zct; Valse, ala Gitana," BucallOst; Gems from
the "MascOt.n Aulran.
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0AKMoNT JERSEY MILK. Address "Oakmont
p. o. Box $50, City.
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For tun list apply 70 wEsCOTT WILCOX.
sel5 1907 Pa ave- n "

TOR RENT-A BEAUTIFUL NEW HOUSE ON
a 10th ct. north Of Scott Circle. basement contains
large light Kitchen Laundry servants psrlor furnace
fue., and store rooms. First floor: Parlor, Ibrsrs
with stationary bookcaeesl diningroom aud butler
Pantry. Second door: Very large sitting-room two
chambers. beautiful tiled cedar closet aud
ve other closets. Third floor: Large billiard room
msntes, tiles, aud mirrors in every room; stained
glass and Moor Oh fret work in hall house artsticay
pap red throughout; servants stairway and AR ME
closet room owner going to Europe: win make rea-
years: house perfect condition and imnedfste pos
session given. Address RAMBLER Star Office sl5-3s
NOR RENT-NEW BRICK DWELLINGS WITTY
II water. in southwest good neighbornood near cars
rent SIS. E. A. MCINTYRE
se15-lOt 91S sf
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Peer1cSs Dyes
Are the oest. Sold by druggists.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

AmDscmcD.s TO-Night.
NATIONAL--'.A Pair CT Kids"
HARRIs'.-Edmund Mayo in ''Silver Age"
PANORAMA ByILpING.--.Sa:tle OF Shiloa.v
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II Smoking is q Comfort and a pleasure,
then buy something good. The "Grand Republic
Cigarro Is what you want For sale by all first
class dealers. Wholesale agents, LUCHs & BRO. I
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urOR SALE-PARTIEs IN NEED OF PINE OK OAK
IL Filing should coEumuu cate with before pur-
chasing else where. have secured LAME quantity
IN ord r 10 supply the demand promptly. l. A.
CLARKE OccoQusn. Va se4-:lms
l,OR sALE-tINEsT ASSORTMENT or PLEAS
II ure Vehicles and business Magops IN tie city. and
the lowest prices. ]. n PboBEi cor. 9th and New
York ave- and l2:s0 SD st NV AuJl
IrOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-UNTIL sEPTEMBER
j. ID. great barza all styles of CarriAes. Bug
e1es. aud Wagons also Harness. ard secondhand
TO reduce stock. W. p. GEiEk. 466 Pa Sv aus
a, OR sAIE-GLAss OF PURE. SWEET WINE
u &C. Cisret Hook. DC larry glass Of cool
Beer, DC Juepe and all other mixed drInks Toe, at
JOHN COLLINS Cory Sample kosln, IA rear Of his
new Family Wine and Liquor store. 7s5 9Th Of.
Claret and Hook 20 cents a bottle.
Bottle trade a specially.
CHARS by the box yo1-skW I'm
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EXCURSIONS, PICNICS, s

DixOn's Yeast Powder always reliable. 81
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HILL & JOHNSTON,
1903 Penn. ave

1876 3:,d st. or. ,m.L....20
1909 Both ST.. 5r........13
STORES.
100 sd st. n.w.&T5
lgD., g % "a
3.,ie - store
aud fats. so
STABLES.
2 Masonic Hall alley. SO
King. 1264 I'D st. NV.
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BROOKS, 18th ST., Largest, Richest n ewest Stock.
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CITY ITEMS.

Slatee Given Away 20 school Children.
shoes az the well-known shoe store OF z Stras-
burger. who has taken particular pains to secure
heeled and spring heel Shoes in kid and pebble,
from 40 cents up; misses shoes, all styles and
widths, from 70 cents up; boys shoes, laced and
buttoned from 90 cents up. A large slate and pen
Gil given away with each sale.
z. STRASBURGER,
9O6 7th AZ four doors above 7
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lNAMILY EXCURSION
Il TO LEONARDTOWN
Under the auspices of the
CHAPEL POINT CLUB.

SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER Is
Steamer JOHN W. THOMPSON will leave Washing
ton at IL O'clock midnight. Returning, will reach
Washington about 8: 30 III. sunday.
Coz mistee Of Arrangeinents.-D. Conneil b. Roth.
}. Fuller j. Ebert A. T. Burnley, J. H. Buscher. J.
Geier j. Common. j. c. Sullivan RObt. Mcdonald, j.
Ridden. ]. Horstkamp. II. Rabe and W. Brewer.
tickets for the trip u; children under twelve
years soc. sel33ts
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Il HOUSE 1909 THIRD ST. NV,
With all modern improvements
PERFECT GEM OF A HOUSE
Seven rooms including bath.
Closets in every room with hallway. gas. and water
large yard.
Go and see it. Rent, $18 so per month
House open for inspection.
b. H. WARNER CO.
au26-1m 916 st
INOR RENT-VRRY CHEAP-FINE DWELLING
- of eight rooms and store room, $50 Il st, $16.
223 Cleveland st., six rooms, $14. A. 5. CAYWOOD
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HUNTSVILLE, W. r.

Mrs. Walker has Just returned from St.
Mary's Hospital, Walla Walla, where she
has, for some weeks, been under the care Of
DR.. Biaiock. She Is much improved in
health. Her return late Saturday evening,
was the occasion Of a real ovation, the FIRST
the small village ever saw. But the Silver
cornei Band, Of Wailsburg. came up snc
played I'll late hour 10 the soft moonlight
In front Of the house. A select company ol
ladies called to pay their respects and ali
took lunch AT nine o'c.ock. The illumina.
ton Of the house called out the Seminary
boys who went and unlocked the Seminary,
took out some thirty or forty Americar
aass. and paradcd with the IanceFS' drill In
the street. in front of the house They were
treated. standing Ia line and at abost II
o'clock all went home.
There Is TO be "A literary eortess on nexi
Thursday night by the students of the Sem.
mary. Cine gold medal for the beat Grafton
one gold medal for the best essay, one gold
medal for tlle best defamation, and silver
medal for the best letter. The judges Of the
contest are Prof. Bruce Woiverion, of Day.
ton, Prof Jackson OF the same place, and
Rev. Mr.. Hays, Of Waiishurg. Good music.
good order, and good time generally 1, Il q
order.
WILL WuATcoME