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SAKs ITEMS Or INTEREST.

sAks ITEMS Or INTEREST.
No matter how loudly we proclaim or thor
oushly advertise the closing hours Of a mark
down sale. like thissreat slO.sO Clearing Out
Sale Of Suits worth SIS. sl65o, SIT. and lots
thatre worth as high as s22 and s25 each,
there are always some people sure to come the
day after the fair. We very much dislike having
to say. They all sold" or "The sale has
been withdrawn" but we shall most certainly
have to say either to those who may call for
$1,000 bargain Suit on Monday morning. We
close the sale tomorrow nieht-s,ue
sAKs AND COMPANY.
The great drive in Straws Stylish Straw
Hats-worth 81, 81 so and 81 each, that we are
now selling at 4s cents for choice. will last un-
til they're all gone. We begun the sale this
week with 500 dozen of 'em. about 40 or so
dozen yet remain. but to-morrow's sale will
make big hole in what are left.
The As cent sale Of Boys Sailor Straw Hats.
that were selling earlier at from 81 to s2 each,
has made many fond mother open her eyes in
wonder and pleased surprise; they are not all
gone yet enough to last to- morrow and prob
ably Monday and Tuesday.
sAKs AND COMPANY.
The great sale Of Ladies' Fine Slippers at soc.
on the dollar Of actual values has caused crowds
all this week to fill our Shoe Department The
crowd increases day after DAY. Early purchas-
marked feature of this particular cisaring-out
sale. Enough left to last next week, we think.
sAKs AND COMPANY.
Hyou need Underwear. Neckwear. Hosiery. or
Tourists Flannel Shirts look at the display of
Foods and prices in show windows corner of 7th
and Market Space. You'll then zee values sell
dom shown-certsinly not often in the District
0fCOlumbiA pOn't1aii to see them now.
sAKs AND COMPANY.
Our Boys Clothing Department IL Just s-brim
with the very things: that are in demand BY the
youngsters now, and on that account cut In price.
For instance We oner-for to-morrow only-our
25c. Uniaundried shirt Waists at l5c. our 35c
ones 60 at 23c- Boys Knee Pants. ages 10 to IL
worth SOC. soins-for to morrow-as 25c each.
Boys Striped Goats. ages 10 to Is ysars regular
price Csc. for tomorrow l5c. for choice. The
SOC. limitation seersucker Goats 60 o-morrow
1t 2oc.. and the 81 Norfolk Jackets made Of
American seersucker. for little fellows, ages 2
to 10. that ~ers 81. Eoins tomorrow st SOC.
Bargains all over the House
WE CLOSE AT p. NJ. SATURDAYS HxcRPrxI
sAKs AND COMPANY.
THE PEOPLES PBovIDKRa
sEvHNTH STREET AND MARKET SPACE
,y2o
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.

INoR RENT-loI9 X ST, NICELY-FURNIsHED
Il rooms. suite second door; trsnsients accom-
modated convenient to Est cars, and hsrdies pass
the door. 3y20-3ts
IrOR RENT-FURNISHED RooMs. SINGLE OR
en- suite; ALSO two large hall rooms separate baths.
10l7 18th st. NV. iyle-3r
LoR RENT-31s PA. AVE NV, LARGE COOL
Il furnished rooms. with or without board Address
n. Y, Star ofhoe. 1y19-3r
EoR. RENT-l3O9 ST. NV, NEWLY FUR
comfortable. jyl9-3ts
LcoR RENT Five observation-disclosures
furnished rooms for housek eeping; street
wide parking; east and south fronts: only s16 per
14th street. jyle-3t
VNOR RENT-9OI AND pos STH ST. NV, FUR
Il nished or unfinished rooms. bay Window with
the best and cheapest board in the city, close TO street
cars and parks; new house. jrl9-3t'
IHOR RENT-ROOMS-HANDSOM PARLORS,
Rooms Summer prices. With or without board. 1925
18th st jyl9-3t'
TCoR RENT-AT 1919 / ST. NEAR FRANKLIN
Il Park one TO three Rooms on Sd floor, furnished
desired BATH &c; office room stable room for two
horses. carriage and buggy. yl9-3r
II front rooms Boarding speciality. jyl9-3r
In private family large double corner house, south
aud east front; references required 1lOl ST. n
W, tl7-lw'
NOR RENT-l3l5 MASS AVE- N. W., VERY DE-
sirable Furnished Rooms, communicating or single
with large closets and alcoves for the summer
manently; private family. iyl6-lw'
IHoR REMITTANCE UNFURNISHED ROOMS ON
u I'd and Sd floors: will be handsomely furnished
II desired: everything new in house references re-
CURED inquire at els 9th ST.. bet. and 136'
EoR RENT-FURNIsHED AND UNFINISHED
y Rooms; frst-class condition Apply sl3 st.
W. te9l-lm
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WANTED--HOUSES.

WANTED-To BUY A SIX OR sEvEN-RooM
w house; modern improvements: Capitol Hill or in
central location; nrst-class neighborhood must be
bargain. Box 81. Star ONCE. ty2O-2ts
XNANTED- HOUSE DIRECT FROM OWNER, IN
w furnished or rarity furnished. where would
take all rent in board by capable and entirely
responsible person having very nice furniture for q
10-room house; the house must be centrally located
Address 7. NJ E.. Star Office. yfS- ST.
NVANTED-To BUY FOR INVESTMENT, ONE
w or two houses at e.. 500 10 $4,000. or one at
$4,000 to $4,000 suited will pay cash; must be In
VVANTED - SIX OR EIGHT ROOM HoUsE LO-
w Gated in the northwest. Address BOX - Smith
sonian Institution. ylS-3tr I
VNANTED-HOUSES OF ALL GRADES TO RENT
w or sell. We have more calls for houses TO rent
than can supply.
VI3-3m HEBRON RAMEY. 1907 st.
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FOR SALE--HOUSES

EoR sALE-NEw BRICK HOUSE BAY WINDOW,
Il rooms and bath: everything modern: Cspitoi
hill small cash pay ment balance monthly Apply 10
BENZ. Il PIKE. 1915 st. NV. iy.0-sits
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Now Is the time for political Hopping for taking
q header and boboing up serenely in the ex-
enemy's water.
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Hundreds OF citizens are complaining that the
size OF their water bills is In proportion
the amount Of water furnished. that more money Is
demanded than heretofore and less water supplied
Undoubtedly many water-renters pay for some
thing which they DO not receive. The schedule Of
water rates is not based upon the actual supply,
as that system would involve the use OF the alb
horred water-meteTs- Any schedule OF arbitrary
Charges which assumes that all dwelling houses
OF the same proportions, whether on high or low
ground, whether in this or that locality and how
ever the space within their walls may be subdi-
vided and fitted up, will receive and consume, and
should pay for the same amount or water. inevi-
taoly causes inequalities and injustice Increases
In the water rents are probably due TO a more
strict construction and general enforcement OF the
arbitrary schedule OF charges. But there is
scarcity Of water In parts OF the city, The danger
has just been avoided for the present. OF a require
ment that the present watertakers and "a payers
IN addition 10 paying full rents for what they get
only IN part, shall devote hundreds OF thousands
OF dollars OF their surplus taxes 10 relieve from the
expense OF the uncompleted new water works the
future generations which VIII reap the Dement'S OF
the improvement. An increase OF rates under
these circumstances seems 10 the victims a trifie
exasperaIiLg.
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BOOK DEPARTMENT,

BOOK DEPARTMENT.
lrvings Life Of Washington VOLS, clo. a2.3S pub
price. $3.50.
Plutarch's Lives, vols clo 81 50 pub price 80
50cent edition of the Latest Publicatiops bound il
paNDr 81 cents
cents. ) for 30 cents
Handsome sets of standard Authors in Half Calf &c
at Special reduction.
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Advertiser

rerse their own purpose best. and at the same
zrsstiy accommodate TEE STAB, II they will send
IN oeioFe noon to- their ACCOMPLISHMENTS for
ns extra large edition of Saturdays paper forms
"a which must be sent TO press much earlier than
lie other i've days Of the week.
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WOODWARD & LorHnop.
WASHINGTON. D. c..
FRIDAY. JULY 20, 1855.

Tomorrow tSaturday) we close ct D. m.
sharp. Other evenings at S O'Clock.
1t pays US TO close at these hours, notwith-
standing the apparent loss Of few transient
dollars.
We are glad to be able to give our employees
this half day for rest and outing. They are bene-
flied in body and mind; you are benefited in
securing better store service. and we are bene-
fitted by their contentment, increased efforts,
and attention to our business interest We be-
heve you Will show your appreciation Of our ef-
forts in this direction by shopping before 1
O'Clock tomorrow.
WOODWARD 4 LOTHROP.
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Wy AND AFTER MONDAY. JULY 23D, DUB
ESTABLISHMENT WILL CLOSE AT6
O'CLOCK SATURDAYS EXCEPTED
BAUM'a
It'll 9Th and D Sta

BAUM's
7th 9Th and D sts
: i III. IL. e. e. e; :;
SIS SIS. At Al E. En- 8 2 81 F.
ssss II ALL / Ers 2 ooSkk
{. 4 E. E. / T. T. :;
4 4 ii |E|s / E.
wv II Y l. I. II III: {;
WV EEE. "A ERR
WV En-. / a / / l.
SPECIAL PRICES HOLD GOOD FOR SATURDAY
ONLY; genuine reductions which Will be benefit to
everybody in need Of the goods.
FOR MEN
81 FAMOUS" UTICA NoNPAREIL SHIRT. I'M
Numbered, 59c.
FOR MEN
81 FAMOUS" unlaundered PLATED BOSOM
SHIRTS Q2 OF 10 plaits,) 63c.
FOR MEN
soc. Laundered PLAIN or PLATED Bosom
Shirts. Csc.
FOR MEN
Csc; FANCY NIGHT SHIRTS. SOC.
FOR MEN
s2 Fancy ENGLISH FLANNEL NKaLIaE
;oSy fv,,f a
81 FANCY FLANNEL SHIRTS. In Is different
patterns. CSC
FOR MEN
$3.50 best quality fancy ENGLISH FLANNEL
NEGLIGE SHIRTS. s1.5O.
FOR MEN
Genuine B. " D. ELASTIC ANKLE DRAWERS.
our own patent, SOC. pair.
FOR MEN
35c GAUZE or BALBRIGaAN UNDER
SHIRTS. long or short sleeves. 25c.
Ell FRENCH BALBRIGaAN UNDERWEAR.
65c. ZACH. 81 rs SUIT.
FOR MEN
eoc. and $50 FANCY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
and DRAWERS. soc. EACH.
2oo. FANCY AND BALBRIaaAN u HOSE. 3
FAIR SOC.
FOR MEN
Soc r FANCY g and FINE BALBRIGaAN y HOSE.
FOR MEN
12Hc. HANDKERCHIEFs. Hemstitchsd Colorsd
Borders. 3 FOR go
FOR MEN
19c. Colored Bordered or White HANDKER-
CHIEFS. 1870
FOR MEN
3oc. Double Hemstitched Haudkerchiefs. 15c.
TIE FOLLOWING ARE EXTRA VAL UEs IN
LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S WEAR:
FOR LADIES
Soc. FANCY HOSE warranted to wash 3 PAIR
FOR Soc
FOR LADIES
2oc. SOLID COLOR HOSE. garnet. brown and
blue. lie A PAIR: 3 FOR SOC.
29c. FANCY HOSE, light and dark grounds 21c
APAIR.
FOR LADIES'
30. FANCY H osR. lish. grounds. Csc PAIR.
FOR LADIES
soc. Isle AND FINE COTTON HOSE, ssc.
pair.
FOR CHILDREN
35c. DOUBLE KNEE AND WHITE FEET
HOSE. sizes to 81. 23c pair.
FOR CHILDREN
FAST BLACK HOSE, warranted not to rub, aizes
q To 81. 25c pair.
FOR CHILDREN
4Oc Isle THREAD HOSE. sizes 5 to ~, 1sc
apair.
FOR LADIES
SOC JERsEY-FITTING VESTS. in balbregan
and India 81 uze. sizes 20 to 81 81 nc. each.
FOR LADIES
s1.25 SILK VISITS. in pink. cardinal and Light
blue, 90c each
FOR CHILDREN
25c long sleeve GAUZE VESTS sizes 10 to "a,
19c. each
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T r WALKER soNs 2O4 10TH u. NV.
chimnay lInA Ghsie nd JSons 81 ~
- NV
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

VvoR sAlE-NEw AND HANDSOME COTTAGE
1 OF rooms, lOoxl1O feet Of ground. at Iskoma
New cottage Of six rooms cellar porch. stable EeS
SIX acres, young fruit. room cottage. Al Hal
Three acres in bearing fruit, from house. sfsSIe
h.amey sfeen sPepda shade fine spring at
acres room Souse spring and we'll ,rust cog
shade. at Falls Church, minutes from e. 30
secretary Mcculioch; grand view. extending to she
spring the place: 9-room cottage firstclass in ali
for four Sehies nne CHICKEN houses and ' eS
closed range RECT home. $1,000
from Burkes Station on Va Mid X. r.. IA miles from
More than loo Others. ali on easy terms
r,s.m TH. siPHERP CO.:
EoR sALE-AT GREAT BARGAIN, $4,000 ACRES
ps g isrs III M snlsI1h ay e. Va
Il upper Potomac. only three mile. from Washins
ton IN the hands of the right party this place could
ts @Ssf or ts a
ceLlent road For full particulars address Star
I,OR sALE-AT MELRosE PARK, HYATTs-
u vile. Md: desirable Lots opposite the handsome
ee 81 the late sra, s Lt 90 ~ isq
square foot Liberal terms purchasers d more ,an
paftlsalSrs sp ply Ss THIEs kTTAERfoSD
jylo-6t' 1897 st. NV.
vSOR SALE-BAR6AlNS-LOTs AT FOREST GLEN,
II Md. twenty minutes ride from city; ESQ up.
y13-lm. I423h Est
LoR sALE-lO-ACRE FARM WITH sIx-RooM
Il Country Cottage. elevated IN oak grove staLng,
Carriage house. &c.: pump and spring also hsh-Iond
at small outlay; ~ mile from Rockville depot; 500.
COOKE D. LUCkElI. e35 ST., or after AZ m at
Rockville. Md. jy11-2w
rINWENTY FINE SITES FOR COUNTRY HOMES.
IL within five minutes walk of station Metropoi-
tan Branch of Il. and o. x ~. vii sell from TO
three-scre lots 500 to $50 per No malaria
pure w-ter, good son. Address
1y9-2ws OWNER. Star Office
lrOR sALE-FARM OF 200 ACRES In LoUDoUN
II County, Va, clifford Station. the Nash'n.
Ohio and Western X r.; about % mil s from Wash
Necessary outbuildings To each young orchards Of
apples pears peaches, &C.; price -. 800.
y9-2w' TYLER q RUTHERFORD. 1907 ST. NV
IrOR SALE-DEsIRABLE BUILDING LOTS AT
Rrookland" first station out of city Metropoli-
tan Branch, b. and o. X. X Especially favorable
terms to those who buy to build Apply TO LEIGH
TON & PAIRo. Trustees. 4S2 Louisiana ave. jys- I'm
NOR SALE-sMALL FARM. WITHIN TWO MILES
II OF this city. in NireInia, facing main thorough
fare high and healthy location: only x3 200; easy
terms K. A PHILLIPS. l4ls New York ave. 1y5-lm
NOR sALE-CHEAP-A TRACT OF LANpIN
IT MI Pleasant If sold In lots purchaser will realize
$40, 600 to s2o, 900 profit; terms easy J. r HERr
FORD l423s ST. y6-lm'
EOR sALE-THIRTEEN MILLION SQUARE FEET
II Of ground, in lots to suit. being known u ''The
North Arlington Heights;" in full view and west of
Washington City, D. C., and which msny grand
A. PHILLIPS. 14l9 New York ave je23-lm
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New GLOVES. New GIovrsu


The future before you Undressd Gtoves for the Fall
So the importers and they support their prophecy
with their dollars We show advanced styles NOR
row The very beautiful new shades Of fawns drabs,
and tans will delight you. The hit and the quality OF
the kid you will determine on having pair tried on
at risk.
4-button Undressed Kid Gloves with skeleton en-
brodery and patent unbreakable unlosabe but
tons 81. so pair.
s-button Undressed Kid Mousquetaires plain backs
sl75. SILK Embroidered. $1.S5. New lot, csc. I'm
dressed Kid Mousquetaires. with embroidered backs
Our regular patrons please notice a the supply is
small and the quality anything, better than the last
lot
EXTRA VALUES.-The store girls well know the
value Of gloves. We quote this because feel COM
plimented that they should buy their Black Silk Mitts
at the Palas Royal We refer especially to she Heavy
Black Silk Jersey Mtts at 50c worth 1ic and to the
value we give III Black and Colors for 25c. q pair.
JOB LOT.-All he had. ana that's the only reason
for calling stock Of Black Silk Gloves.
Nearly half prices. because Of being all he had.
Black Silk Gloves. Poe. worth 39c.
Black silk Gloves, 44c. worth 59c.
Black Silk Gloves, 4Sc. worth CSC.
Black Silk Gloves, 6Sc. worth CSC.
Back SILK Gloves, CSC. worth 3l25.
THE PALAS ROYAL.
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AT last the long debatein committee OF the whole
Is enued, and date has been liked by the House
ior nnai vote on the passage OF the Mills bill The
contest has been by all odds the most notable for
several years, for the Mills bill Is practically the
oniy one OF the measures for the reduction OF the
'ann, introduced since the Morrill, act which has
seriously threatened TO force It's way through Con-
gresS In the present instance the controversy has
osen spirited and earnest, because every partaker
In IL felt that he might be actually contributing
something TO the legislation OF the session. instead
vi merely talking for political effect Had the re-
poolcsus prepared and launched In the House
another tarin BILL designed 70 prevent the accum-
mutation OF a surplus, even II It did not reduce the
actual cost Of living, It would have robbed the
democrats OF q part OF their enthusiasm for 1t
would have disarrned them OF one Of their most
powerful weapons OF argument The logic OF the
situation which appealed directly to all classes OF
the communicated merely TO the tarin reform
ers so-called, but TO citizens who were staunch
protectfonistS-was the existence In the Treasury
OF vast quantity OF money which ought
TO have been in active circulation In
stead Of lying idle. The Government
made some attempt 10 diminish the evil by lend
Ing Its money 10 the banks and by buying imma-
ture bonds IN the open market; but that was
everywhere recognized as q mere temporary re-
sort, and not a permanent remedy. The idea up
pernOst In the minds OF all Is TO get rid OF the sur
Plus anu OF surplus-lorming condltlons- Inc nigh
protectionists say that this be done by increas
ing the prohibItory provisions OF the tarifr. The
low tarin men contend that it can be done by de-
ereasing duties on Imports But the protection
lists were not prepared 10 put their scheme into
concrete form In bill and their adversaries were.
IL Is now said that substitute bill will be intro
duced In the Senate when the Mills bill reaches
that chamber. A few months ago such an asser-
tion was Interpreted covert insinuation that
the probability OF the passage OF the Mills ll by
the House was remote that the preparation OF a
substitute TO confront 1t there would be waste OF
time. No such feeling prevails now. on the con-
trary a struggle In the senate seems certain, and
II promiSes to be long and hotly contested.
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FOR SATURDAY. JULY 1sr.

Step in - You come down town tomorrow morning,
only to drop nickel In the new machine and get ave
cakes prize medal chocolate. Time is important to-
morrow. Well have anything you purchase sent to
your house at once II you man and thinking Of
"trip wen supply valise flannel shirt and under
wears anything you may require in time for you to
catch the boat or train. If lady and you'll call be-
fore 10 O'Clock you may secure suit at 20 per cent
discounts htted free Of extra charge and in time for
you to wear Tomorrow afternoon And not only cheap
SUITS the final closing-out sale has price inducements
extraordinary in every department YOU MUST CALL
BEFORE ONE O'CLOCK TOMORROW. The proprie-
tor and his clerks have half day holiday Saturdays
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
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LOST AND FOUND.

IN OsT-oN THE MORNING OF JULY 49, ON THE
llAyenue cars in the market, Cameo Breastpin,
with dove setting. reward Will be paid left Star
office. 1y20-2ts
IoUND-MoNDAY, JULY 16. ON MY PLACE A
Il Sorrel Mare Owner get same BY proving prop
erty and paying for advertisement. CHAs. While,
near Ivy City, ID. G. y20-2ts
OST-A SMALL BLACK AND TAN, SIX
IL months old white spot breast; collar with two
bells. A suitable reward to finder. AUkRBACH 4
BRO, 623 Pennsy lvanis ave. tyl6-3t
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THE TRADES.

yPTCIAITY IN BOOKBiNDIN0.-HARPERS AND
- CGntury MaUAE1nee bound for IS and as cents 6
TAE LxCETT bINDEky (estehaiabsd 1e<6A lols
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YOUR FAMILIEA

DROTECT YOUR FAMILIEA
y Money sdyanced e buy Home Easy psyments
eneumbrance in the event Of death. Better than Bui
Associations requiring payments sfter Death This
homes. Investment business purpcses costing little
II any more. than ordinary rant Aortgages now upon
payable according 70 IL systen United security LIE
62tl1H. agent For further tnfoFmat.op, Apply e
Ss. E sA ~ sa5ss = p.
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FOR RENT-STORES.

EoR RENT-THE STORE (AND DWELLING IF
u desred) 20S ST. NV. Inquire of VIM II. Nc
GRAM, LIST and SITS. NV. jy2O-2ts
INOR RENT-STORE AND FIVE ROOMS; GAS
- and water: for ESQ month in advance. at IL "a
9TH ST. Inquire next door tailor 1926
IrOR RENT-A STORE AND DWELLING IN GOOD
1'locaton. Apply s.w cor Sth and II SITS. NV 49,
Tor RENT-sToRE AND DWELLING, SOB
l. st. ne: house contains rooms (besides bath
room). over the store; rent $40 per month in adj
vance. Inquire of JAMES Y. DAVIS SONS corner
Pennsylvania ave. and 18th st. 1yl2-2w
IrOR RENT-NEw STORE AND DWELLING 1929
Il st. n. W. Handsome plate-glass windows mod.
improvements and excellent location for renting
rooms. je.s2-:3m
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Who WASrs A VA1sr,

Every one, sooner later Why not secure one now,
before O'Clock tomorrow, at unusually low prices for
the best.
SOLID LEATHER vAIIsEs-Hand-sewed.
el30 size will hold toilet articles and night-gown.
81 IS will hold shirts, underwear, etc.
80 rs size will hold mans suit shirts etc enough
for weeks trip. unless he's dude with many and
wonderful clothes.
linen, some leather lined. They are of buh grain
leather have lock and key safety fastenngA etc The
tourist Satchel par excellence.
Those Of genuine Alligator-skin are not only very
durable but have o superior appearance, which the
owner will profit by in ways than one "a. 80 each
to % for the large Satches.
Gladstone Bags" improved shape.
$2 IS for the 14-inch bag grain lesther).
- for the 22-nch 0inen lined).
81 for the 22inch Qeather lined and patent fasten-
ings).
vIfcL uiI Last Won a ifst,,a Co.t 80 az sad
$50 each.
STRAPS-For shawls, valise ETC.. only 25c each.
'TOURlSTS"-Leather lined with rubber. compart-
ments for all toilet articles, only Csc each
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
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COUNTRY BOARD


pERsoNs WISHING a PLEASANT RESORT
with shade ice. cool house. fresh getAbes kc by adj
aressins Mrs. +. SIMPSON. Aide. LOadoan County.
WANTED-sUMMLR BoARDERs- MOUNTAIN
w NltW. situated on eastern slope Of blue Ridge
Mountains all the essentials requisite o. comfort
yl9-3r' snickersvilie Loudoun County. Va
DoARDERS WANTED IN A PRIVATE FAMILY
ley, location high malaria puTe water airy rooms;
.Ts ssTs fsS sr M tTGh
SPRING BANK OFFERS FIRsT-CIAss BOARD;
giaTge rooms irnit &C. mllk an nrolnsion Se Terms
Address SPRING BANK. Alexandra, Va b54w.
ssIrNcLE" SAMUEL r. MURRAY wIsHIs A
" feT white eoarders a. 'Ligewood oottAse."
MI Lsu1 s S1aty, Va -, attention.; nce
sonabie rates ''' ' '00 ''''' i SisNe ia
GOOD COUNTRY BOARD; PLENTY OF SHADE,
drss. Mrs JOHN $ GGYTHER. fiSey Point p. o..
BIT Marys Co. Nd. yl7-3ws
A FEW BoARDtRs CAN BE COMFORT ABIY hc-
NEY had run heretofore in Hamilton. Loadoan cum
fc s essonsSIs APPs 20 Ks t Ee'i AZ!
GUNNER LoARDEks AT FAUQUn RINsTITUTE.
toNarrenton Va large, cool rooms, bAutlful. shady
Apry 10 sEo O. BU iiiR r. M ~ f fTR
cIal. Is io-ot
GUNNER BoARDERs CAN BIZ ACCoMMoDATED
pleasant rooms. aud good board. Apply 20
G Al kEMPER
ylo-ot' wArrentonL Virgins.
A FEW BoARDERs CAN BE ACCOMMODATE
N at WOODBURY.. Stotts station. Metropolitan Branch
baitlInore and Ohio railroad IN miles out nve
utss walk from station. For particulars apply Mrs
c. L. MARSHALL 20i d ST NV bi3 iw.
RoARDERs wANTED-CAN ACCOMMODATES SIX
l1with three good airy rooms floor Terms;
e. per week, 40 per month Mrs. Dr. MILH LIN.
found Hin. Loudoun County. Va VIEW.
ss'I'HE OAKS" wEsT End OF ROCKVILLE b.
Il ami o. a. R-surroundcd with old oak trs.as;
delightfully."- cool and shady. table the bsf. ten nm
utes walk from station. Reference required TerIns
moderate Mrs cOkl ILL y3-lm.
lS'IRsT- CLASS ACCOMMODATIONS FOR rTHE
u summer Tor lew per~Ons AZ the Brooks Max
sion NJ Brooks Station ID. C., Met. Branch a A o.
L. X hsgI-lu
A DELIGHTFUL HOME IN TIE MOUNTAINS
N for families with cIlldr'n: large rooms lawn aud
lortlco. SPRING water: and table oullete for
comfort Mrs p. r MCCARTHY. Monroe Grove Farm.
hear Aide, Loudoun County Va Je2O- Inn
ENcELLENr BOARD. GOOD ROOMS. ZINE
depot telegrsph &C. Terms: Per L. 10 SlO: peg
W. ie.,o-3uI.'
80 ,oMFoRT RETREAT" FIRsT-C;Ass POPU-
. ~ lar summer resort In the mount -ins of Mfry-
land uear Harper's Ferry. advantages uIexcelled
W. NJ CLARK. Keep Tryst. Washington Co. Md jc.- BIn