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The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1888-02-12
Virginia Compulsory PiIo,aoe Bill.

RICHMOND, Va, February 1.-THE
Assembly not being in session to-day
there was no action on the bill provid-
ing for the adjustment of compulsory
pilotage on coastwise vessels. The Com
mittee on Commerce yesterday agreed
on favorable report by a vote of five to
four, and the bill will be so reported to
the House on Monday.
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Bad weather In L,nchbu,c

LYNcHBURG, VA, February 1.-THE
weather is terrible to-day, with a heavy
storm of sleet and snow. Owing to the
situation of the city business is almost
paralyzed. it being impossible to get We
hicles up and down the hills.
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Thrown la,o IN. Courts.

CHATTANOOGA, February 1.-THE
Commercial Printing Company, publish
ers of the Daily and Weekly Commercial,
which made an assignment Thursday
has been thrown into the courts by disa-
greeing stockholders, and the publication
of the newspaper has been suspended.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1888-02-12
PINE in Waterford Iall.

DUBLIN. February 11.-Jasper Doug
lass Pyne, who was arrested is London
yesterday outside the House of Com
mons, was brought to Ireland to-day
and lodged in Waterford Jail, where he
will remain till the conyening of the
Kilmacthomas sessions, Pad was re-
fused for him.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1888-02-12
Weather Indications.

Eastern Floridd-Local rains, follotced
by fair treatier and slightly ,carmer
Western F7orida-Fdir sceather, slight
changes in temperature, light rariable
scinds, generally northsuestersy.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1888-02-12
Blunt's Action for Damages.

DusLIN. February 1.-THE trial of the
action of Wilfred Blunt, who was re
Gently convicted of violating the Crimes
act, against the police for S2,h0u dam
ages for Illegal arrest, was commenced
in this city to-day. Blunt was present
in the court room wearing the prison
garb under his overcoat. Lady Blunt
was also present. The court room was
arau-daJ
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1888-02-12
eIIhool, Started tor publin.

LONDON, February 11.-Gilhooly, the
member of Parliament who was arrested
last evening, left for Dublin in company
with his guards tins morning. There
was no demonstration. The only per
sons at the station to see them off be-
sides few reporters, Were Clancy,
member. Of Parliament, and two detee-
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1888-02-12
A Farmer suie,des-

NORFOLK, Va, February 1f.-W. T.
Everett, prominent farmer of Nanse-
mond County, suicided this morning at
his home. Loss of sleep from nursing
SEX children and overwork unbalanced
his mind.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1888-02-12
painu as MeIl as could be expectea.

SAN RENO, February 1.-THE Crown
Prince of Germany is doing quite as well
| as can be expected, after undergoing the
operation of tracheotomy.
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assignment in Montoomer.

MONTGOMERY, February IA. Behr,
surviving partner of A. Behr 6 Bro,
made an assignment to-day. Liabilities
scheduled at $a5,000; assets nominally
the same. s. Behr suicided some weeks
ago.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1888-02-12
loss Of Life By Asalanches.

VIENNA, February 11.-Enormous ava
lan.aes along the line of the Arborg
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1888-02-12

Railway have resulted in serious loss of
life, and traffic on the road has been
stopped
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-18
THE CRUCIAL TEST.

The analytical tests to which the various baking
powders have from time time been placed have demon
sated clearly to the public the relative merits of the
different brands from scientific point of view The Gov
eminent chemists for instance have found in their official
tests that the Royal Baking Powder gave off the largest
amount of leavenng gas, and therefore the most
economical for general They also found the Royal
be absolutely pure and the only baking powder that did
not contain either lime, alum, bone rock phosphate
For these they recommended it for Government
uses and it is used in the War, Navy and Indian
departments.
But the crucial test of the kitchen is after ALL the
most satisfactory to the housekeeper baking powder
that fails to make light sweet wholesome and palat
able bread, biscuit cake etc., is the that will be
selected by the practical housekepr and received into her
kitchen for continuous This the Royal Baking
Powder has stood for twenty years without failure
and hence its reputation the best baking powder made
has spread from house house. until its has become
as universal as its merits are unrivaled.
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Condemned Locals.

The remains OF Gen. John A. Logan will soon be
removed from Rock Creek Cemetery TO the NOR
tuary chapel cted by Mrs. Logan and her son.
in-law, MAJOR Tucker IN soldiers Home cemetery,
where they Will rest until finally deposited In the
nIausOt I'm To be erected In one Of The parks OF
Chicago.
The Washington Lodge OF the order OF Elks is ar
ranging TO hold III mortal service at the tomb Of
Charles Moore, at Oak Hill, on the i1Lh OF August
DIR. Hamilton z LeeCh, the grand exalted ruler
OF the Grand Lodge OF the United states, Will pre-
side. Speeches will be E,ade 10y Representatives
Tarsney and Chapman, OF Michigan, and others.
The Citizens Corps, OF WATERFOWL, n. Y, gave
fine exhibition u drilling yesterday afternoon In
front OF Wizards Hotel
The COlOred Farmers National Alliance and Co
operative Union has flied a certificate o. 1ncorpOra-
tlOn- The tncOrpOratOrs are J. i. shutter anu w.
Houston, OF Texas, and l. l. ReeS OF louisiana
The Logan Rifles, OF Youngstown, ONO, and The
Logan camp Guard Of this city, have each been
presented with a gold medal, studied with dia-
mOnd>, by John y Logan, Jr. Tue medal Is In each
case 10 be competed Tor yrdIlJ by members OF the
company.
lcste.day morning a cOlOred woman visited the
residence OF Mis-. Thomas Williams, No. laos 9th
street, and falsely represented that she had been
sent Tor the clothing to wash and got IL. The
police are now looking for her.
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Il AWNS! LAwNSN LAwNS!!
HANDSOME BLACK BRoCADE SILK GRgNA.
FANCY SILKS in checks ana strlpes ali colors i'm
mense assortment 81, 40, 4o. 3Sc
HANDSOME SATIN PLAID INDIA LINEN finest
QuAty nearly yard wide price was 2oc, reduced NC
bLACh SUhAH SILKS, excellent quality. full
width; price was 75c; reduced SOC.
SATIN MORE lwArEkLD SILK). all colors, price
FRENCH sATTLENs. finest quality. 25c., price was
CHALLY DE LANES French styles. loo.
INDIA LINEN, me quality, price 15c.; re-
BBEAUrIFUL SATTEENs. French styles 15c.
NoNS YELLING pure fne wool. 2Oc.
SnhAM ALL IkOsa pure wool, extra wide. double
CALLERS
I'll MAkkET SPACE. NEAR 9TH STREET
Beautiful FRENCH DRESS GOODS suitable for
real lot weather. all pure hne wool. immense double
width, cash y1lue ~ sc. reduced ~ he
BLACK CASHMEhE SHAwI.S pure wool Al IN
FIGURED INDIA LINENo, beautiful French
Styles, nearly yard WIDE lUc
HESkIkTIA CASHNEhES the new style be uti-
iu dress GOODS All pure WOOL all colors wide double
widtn and the price Is reduced Acc.
20c. 'Ao' P0ie "ooi
and Blue. sl25. ~
Pr sens Tor customers who buy IS or over Pair of
81 IAlDrOered torsets or halt dozen Dalnask Nap
Allls, OF pair OF towels worth 81
buJ siO or over and $ lect handsome Bridal OMIT
rNo pairs DaliIasA Towels dozen Damask Nap
A-t-a jel5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-18

ARRANGEMENTS TO BEGIN WORK AZ SOON As rHI
DISTRICT APPROPRIATION BILL Is SIGNED.
The work OF relaying the telephone wires on
18th street win be begun just as as the Prest-
dent signs the District appropriation bill Presi-
dent Bryan has q permit from the District CON-
missioners. unsigned, authorizing him to lay his
cables along 18th street under the pavement Is
feet from the east curb. This course, said Mr.
Bryan TO STAR reporter this morning, was not. as
has been stated, adopted as an expedienI because
OF the protest OF the trustees OF the COrcoran
estate, but the plan was formed several days ago
because IL Is more convenient route, and was
selected for that reason alone. The work OF laying
the wires will take about sixty hours and will be
carried on day and night. force OF twenty men
is ready TO start es soon as word is received from
the White House that the bill is signed. Arrange
ments have been made 10 obtain a verbal authOri.
zation or the permit by telephone from the Com
msSioners' office, SO that the work will not be
delayed more than four or i've minutes. Extra
men, spiders. have been brought from Philadel-
phia, and electric lights will b. hung so that the
work can be hurried 70 completion.
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True EcoSoMY

1t Is true economy to buy Hoods Sarsaparilla for
100 Doses One Dollar s original with and only
of this popular medicine II you wish prove this buy
bottle OF Hoods Sarssparills and measure its
tents You will find 1t to hold 100 teaspoonfuls Now
read the directons and you will find that the average
dose for persons of different ages less than tea
spoonful This certainly conclusive evidence of the
pee uar strength and economy Of Hoods Ssrsaparlla
II took Hoods Sarsaparilla tor loss Of appetite dys
pepsia, and general languor. 1t did vast amount
Of good, and have hesitancy in recommending it"
y. W. WILLEFoRD, Quincy. Ill
HOODS sARSAPARILLA
Sold BY all druggists. ell six for e. Prepared only
BY c. l. HOOD CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass.
100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR
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CITY AND DISTRICT

Amusensents Tonight
ALBACGB's.-''DbeM Merry War"
NAIIosAI--'Dr. Jesyl and Mr.. Hyde"
JOHNsOSs THEATER--''Rip Van Minkle."
PASOKAAA BCILDING.-"B4ttIe OF shiloh"
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lfOR RENT-2OI3 PORTNER PLACE, NORTH
II west: two-story, bay window. brick House con-
tanning six rooms cellar and all modern improve
ments ga. 30 per m nth.
WASHINGTON DANENHOwER,
yl4-lW Ills + st.
Eok RENT-oNE TwOsTOkY BRICK HOUSE,
Il lolO 9th st. NV rooms, rent $500; three
story brick house, 233 18th st. s.w, 8 rooms rent
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CITY ITEMS.

The Fair.
S1 9TH street northwest ana 81 and S13 9Th street
northwest.
To raise a boom during the midsummer. and
articles for tomorrow only, Thursday, July ~:
IN Gallon Coolers at 79c., worth CSC.
Splash Mats only &c.
Moth Marbles only SC. a box.
good TwO-Strtng Broom only SC.
A better Three-String Broom only 14c.
Our Self-dumping Carpet sweeper only $1.48.
Combination Soap Dish and Tooth Brush stand
only loo.
Ninety-six sheets Shelf Paper only 14c
Hammered Nickle Trays only 12c.
Fancy Wooden Salt Boxes only sc.
Ice Picks only &C.
Assorted co or Chamber Pals only Ice.
A good shoe Brush and large box OF Bixby's Best
Backing only 15c.
Wooden Wheelbarrows only 1Oc
Handy Feather busters only sc.
2oc. extra large Carriage SpongeS only 19c.
25c. extra nne Nhisk only lSc.
Half a dozen Decorated China Sauce Plates only
SAC
Halt dozen Decorated China Fruit Plates to
match only SIC.
A new line OF Bird Cages just received from 4ec.
up
Baby Carriages, Refrtgerators. Coolers and Fit
ers at cost. A full line OF Brackets MirrOrS and
Picture Frames, Tables, &c.
AT The FAIR, s12 It'll st. NV.
The Rest Cigar Stores Keep the "Grand
Republic Cigarr0s," ask Tor them and you will
never regret II. For sale by all first-clasS dealers
Wholesale agents LUcHs & BRO.
DixOn's Yeast Powder always reliable. 3m
Three New Improved High Arm Singers,
wi all latest improved attachments, drop leaf,
side drawers ami cover, at $50, with five years
guarantee, at Auerbacn's Sewing Machine Rooms
9Th and Il SITS, sole agency for the Light-Running
Domestic. w,fs3
"ROyal Cluc'' mends China, Glasswooi, &C.
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CLOSING Our SALE

CLOSING Our SALE
THE LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING co.
The BEST BARGAINS EVER OFFERED IN THIS
CITY IN FINE CLOTHING.
Our entire stock Of Spring and Summer Clothing
must be closed out within the next two weekA
Mems Cheviot Suits
Mems Prince Albert Suits
Mems Serge Suits.
Mems Business suits.
Boys butts
Chidren's Suits
Mems seersucker Coah and vesta
Mems Popgee Coats and vests
Mems Alpaca Coats and Vests
Mems Drap D'Ete Coats and Vests
Mems Boys, and Childrens Odd Panta
In order to close out our Spring and Summer Stock
We prices to about 90 on the dollar Give
. call aud be convinced
LONDON AND LIvRRPo
CLOTHING co.
Sl0 COR 5TH AND sTa
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SLIGHT FIRES.-Iesterday afternoon q spark
from a locomotive OF the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road set nre TO stack OF hay at Ivy city, belong
Ing 10 U. SanderSon, which was destroyed; loss
soo-At 40 this morning fire took place In
the stable OF A y. Meeker, OF POI Sd street south.
east, occupied oy Mr.. Hughes, and about 500
damage Was done.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-18
LADIES GOODS.

4 IGNITION LADIEsi-CUTTING AND DRESS
N maxine. taught ladies IN a few days euai,liI q EN-
10 cut and Mt form " IN accuracy instructions
e. TOR two 10 introduce the stem. D aaug
from any deslgn specially System tie latest Ms
DE fsENEn 80 IOtn It. IA. hls-O.-
- UPERFLUOUs HAIR DESTROYED. l. AyISG
Ono trace by my ell ctrlc needle process endorsed by
every prominent physician leu year, pracce this
city. Electrical treatment for ladies an children
jy0-lm' MLs. DIX. GABisIEl. 49, q Il. nv
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Loss3 BRANCH BOURBON WHISKY, sl-25 a bottle.
Dlsi ed In 1874 Cy nthlana, ny. Charles hraemer,
go . IN ST u. ".
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ROUND TRIP. ONE DOLLAR

Tickets sale ct B. and O. ticket Offices 6l9 and
1851 Pennsylvania ave-. and at Depot On Sunday at
Depot only. jel6-3m
HOTEL ALLEN-COR PACIFIC AND ARKANSAS
Ii aves, Atlantic City, Nj. DELIGHTFUL location;
everyth table and accommodations irst-class.
Concert daily BY tull orchestra JOSEPH 5. DAVIS,
PROF. rietor jey-2m
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IGOR RENT-92l ST. NV; FOURTEEN ROOMS;
i all modern improvements; to good tenant only
yard: $S5 Per month; Key pa sls e; se.; SIX
bath; new: @2o40 per month. Keys 715. Owner ct
5lS 9th st. NV. ie9- I'm
Il for Store and Dwelling. $50. Enquire 926 La.
ave. iy:3.lm
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sss5 IL ss SO B,o n ssss
1915 5 5h st
49, e ). i PA !. i
iG % s = M l. .Ss S i Ssy
s%$ En- 30 1897 I&tIs st NV: o. . g
JAG jag 4 & fls + So MAJ
STORES. OFFICES. &c
Str &dwg. 2249 18th st l46s La. av.. ed a. 80
as tSs 4 Ss;s% a g ssna
ST.; 81 NV; Nv avi. stable al; bet aS7' 70
store and cellar ai$e asno1 bds room 40 ",o'S
The above is only portion of the property on my
6So1s For T list eSi e oiSa for hns,ia Issued on
Il all mod imps. Rent $40 90 il adyanc
jy17-6t. 322 ~ st NV.
JIoR PENTHOUSE 9l9 FRENCH ST.. BET. 9th
borhood; rooms; bath room and cellar modern i'm
provenents: rent: $3.50 inquire on premises or at
2OI2 g st. n. W. References jy17-3t'
lrOR RENT-F URNIsHED HOUSE OF SIX ROOMS
and all modern conveniences low rent. at l541 9th
ST. NV. yl7-2t'
I, OR RENT-I224 1 ST. NV, EIGHT ROOMS
J and bath; mod. imps. location central and near
Franklin Park; $45. K H. I. LElPOLD. 1881 + ST.
NV. tyl6-3t
lrOR RENT - AT VERY REASONABLE RENT
Il Dwelling. s. corner Va and 10Th st o W. ;
all modern improvements; possession given August l.
Apply ut Drug Store ON premises. tylO-3ts
EOR RENT-UNFURNISHED-
IYl2 Mass ave. Y. W. $50 1OS j. ave- e.. Or. 20
S5S S it, :.s%: Is sS
1919 $. NV SrSsr rU sao cor isS
lie N. Y. ave- n.w. Or. 80 aud En.w.
TYLER RUTHERFORD.
jy16-6t' 1907 81. l.w.
I,OR RENr-sPLENDID sEvEN-ROOM HOUSE IN
II elegant condition Capitol Hill. one square from
East Capitol st. south 'front.' window shades screens
winnings, &c small children rent. $50 per month";
references. Box -. star Office. 1y16-3ts
IrOR RENT-3O2 AND 80 MASSACHUSETTS
II ave. two-story and basement bay window
bricks all mod imps papered throughout: price $24
and S22 month. Key 1T Is lth st. Sc. 1yl2-6t'
EoR RENT-HoUsEs- 1879 90 SD st Or .m-is2O
1902 Both NV, Or, mLi35I STORES.
1917 n.w 10r., MI 35 1900 32d st. .S75
3407 Nv, Tor. mi: 80 100 =" ...... IS
3432 NV, 7r.. m.i2 7.50I32l6 $500. SO
1915 Prospect ave. nw., 32l9 store
~; n. i....: .So anu nsts. on
store NIL So2 Masonic Hall alley. 70
jy16-3m Oh. FICKLlNG. 1894 sd St NV.
4
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

INOR RENT
14th St store. 12r .$75 % 9TH st n.e 5r SIS 30
sos Mt Vernon Pl lar D Several small houses 8
1917 18TH st., lOr., mi 40 FURNISHED
POI st,str Tor. lao 327 St, lSr, mi S225
ia st.. 1Or MI 30 1871 NJ St, 1lr., Aug. !,
23l Mst Tor mi. 81. 30 SSS, for l. or yrs. l5
1886 18th St, 7r., IN .3Ul2l4 A St, 1Or.. m SO
~ o L ST.. 81. III 80 220S 14th St, Or. l.. 40
623 = ST., Tr. Cottage 9Th and Bdy 40
132 9TH ST. e., 6r. IL. 30 Several STABLES l2& l5
je2S-3w' c. Ii. KNIGHT. 6O7 9TH st. w.
DOR RENT-21O est N. W.. s3o; I'll 18th ST.
n O.. SD: 5i3 20th St. $3.50: 6$7, $50, and 83l
st sw, $15; II Defrees ST.. 81 1921 ST. s,w.,
$l2 so; 1927 st. ne, II; lab New jersey ave.,
NIB. A MCINTYRE Al
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PROPOSALS.

DIa,POsAI = FOR CEMENT AND LIME FOR THE
IL DJSIk OF COLU -UFFICE COM
MIssIoSERs ID. e., MAsHISGToN. July IL. lssS.-
Sealed PROPOSALS viii b. received At this Office
unin TWELVE O'CLOCK M. SA1u I.DAl.
Ji1-y ~. 1851. for furnishing Cement and Lime
for tie public works 81 the District of Columbia
Bank forms Of proposals and specifications Ire
obainel al this ofcc application therefor ther
with all Necessary infOrInAtluE. and bids these
forms only Will be considered. The rlnt reserved
reject any AL d. parts bids W Is
wLBB 5. T. MHEATLEf, q. ". RAYMOND, Com
misziOners ID. c. yl6-4t
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weasv,ev.

Fer the District OF Columbia virginia, and North
Carolina, warmer, Lair. sOuIheasteriy winds.
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SUMNER RESORTS

HOTEL EMERSON. ATLANTIC CITY, so CAR
III ave. near the ocean and he baths .thoroughly
heated modern iml rovements. elect nc ligh Iels-
phone No 81. SAML j. YOU Nj. Proprietor.
ml o. lm. tel3-2m
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HOUSEFURNISHINGS.

b. LEPREUXk CO,
Os Qormerly with ?. Hanson Hiss Coz
WALL fAPEkS.
We have Just received . larxe CONSIGNMENT OF new
srrfng patterns We are selling all l5c- white Back
Ialers q yards long FIR 1Oc Ter piece Gilt Paper.
from sc. TO 80. kmDossed Git from Soc 70 "a All
WORK guaranteed arst-cissa tresco Painting and
As IA IEpREux BRO. SOS "a, st.x
9TH street pass The door myl
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SUMNER RESORTS.

DERK-LEY SPRINGS AND BATHS. W. VA.
II on B. o. R. r. MAN stemL
Two And half hours from Washington.
The merits of Berkeley and its Waters are famous,
and are Q specific for Rheumatism, Neuralgia, skin
and Kidney diseases.
since last Season there has been erected one Of the
finest Bath-Houses and Swimming Pools in the coun-
try.
Hotel large Cuisine excellent elegant BALLROOM and
Music.
Terms most reasonable
Write for Illustrated and Descriptive Pamphlet
3y1S-1m' JNo. T. TREGo. Prop
MOUNTAIN VIEW HOUSE
Va, top of the Allegheny Mountains. 1000 feet
SooSe ae Is now open or 1he RECEPTION 81 guests De
drives to Cheat River. he BacsbonS. Ioush5usneiy
has superior health and pleasure-givng
fGr further Information SdSress ,xrz p,n-,.,o,
LNBBITT HOUSE, ASBURY PARK, n J.-oNE OF
II the coolest lea in thu Park sewer connec-
railroad passes door; near ocean and lake. MRS. T II
WASHINGTON INN AND COTTAGES
An attractive and hrstelas: suburban resort .itua
ted upon of the hrhest points Of sround In the
President q yelands summer residence and within 80
MINUTES ride OF the enter 81 Ma,hston , will
Spare no trouble or expense Tor the comfort or pleas
Table hrst-ciass in every respect.
Rooms suite or sin gly.
Rates. 80 TO SIP 80 per week.
Dinner parties served on short notice.
Stages will be to and from the Inn connecting
with the street railroads in GEORGETOWN
address WASHINGTON INN. GeOrsetown. DC
jylS. wkslm
FVNHOSE IN PURSUIT OF HEALTH OR PLEASURE
Il will do well to visit RIVER SPRING !. Zine bath
ing. fshins fruit and all the luxuries of the
The propri tor defes competition in table fare.
Take Wakefield or THOMPSON Land at Colton's
h T. BLACKSTONE, NJ. d.. Proprietor.
Address Ri er Springs p. o..
jylS 3ws st. Mary's County Md.
EHENANDOAH ALUM SPRINGS vA.-ALUM.
- Chaiy beate. Lithia Arsenic Waters; elevation 500
feet Terms very moderate. Open all year. For
pamphlet address A. J. MYERS. Prop'r. jylG-2ws
FUNHE ELLERSLIE,
III Now Open Overlooklin the Ocean.
20T Sd ave-. Asbury Park. n j.
jy14-1ws MRS W. W. BABCOCK
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PLrNT ING AND FURS iCE WORK promptly attended
10 Oy - ;. SHEDD BKO, 40 81 IA 81.
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PANTS TO ORDER, s4.5O. EIsKx,S's 9TH and E.

hAhf'S GREAT CUT PRICE SALE Is the talk OF the
Town. Tnls Is not surprising. when Zine Low
Pike:
Sehts 50 30 Kangaroo Low shoes, at sl-S5.
-. ~ - Bicycle shoes, At si-90.
iauits : - Best DOngOla Low Shoes. at g.
Lures - Handmade, Pat mt Tip, Oxiords, "a.
LAoies al Turned oxford, Plain or up, 1}c.
HAHN's.
SIG IL n St, 1872 Pa. ave-. and 231 Pa. ave. sc.
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IHE LA DIES OF ST. MATTHEW'S PARISH Will give
a Lawn Party at the residence OF Dr. Wells,
HyattsVllle, Thursday evening. July 10. supper,
IeireshH.entS, and music by Laurel band Admis-
sieh IOSentA Trains leave Washington AS and
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PA MIS- TO ORDER. $3.50 EIsENAS's, 9TH and z
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KAY RIDGE HOrEI--For the accommodation of
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IHE SLpRks, BENEFIT AssoCIATION-The Clerks
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