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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-02

The general agreement that Blaine viii not be
u. republican presidential candidate gives new
.llp1gtance 70 the mugwumps, whose status was
INCd as between Biaine and Cleveland, but may
De in doubt II choice Is required between par
Ji1lly Disappointing democratic President and a
new republican Hence the frisky and independ-
ent bearing OF the mUgwumps, and their brisk
ar-.i-nment IN resolutions of the Presidents civil
service reform shortcomings; heGce also republl-
c1l sJundincs OF the mugwumpsto ascertain what
republican they VIII support, and democratic sug-
Irst.OsS 20 the President, like that OF the New
u-E HoTid, 10 the effect that IL Is time for him TO
1T the rsI0Tmers' END u the seesaw go up, and 10
lJ"er the machine politicians who must sustain
I'm anyway. and that unless he does better than
l1- tle last two ye5rs In satisfying the refOrmers
''-e wiI lose much Of the support that ne has
hitherto ~ sardcd "a vaIu 'hle.~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-02

Cen Boui2nErT's barber has been talking to a
reporter. According TO him, the little great man
gets his hair trimmed once a week, and PAYS two
dollars 10 the c-ter and one dollar TO the assist
ants Of the establishment This extraordinary
tariu Is uneonsciOusly explained at a later point
in the interview blythe statement that the general
never ms 70 wait hts turn with the common
crowd. never has any conversation while In the
chair and Is hot bothered with offers OF the latest
Thing N dyes, tOa!cs or pomades. 1t Is not i'm.
probable that some % our Weather Americans
Vii feel inclined 10 initiate the Boulanger method
aud Guy exemption from part OF lies Ills at the
low rate OF three dollars a week
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-02

Prof VIM. II. Brewer Of the Sheffield Scientific
Slosl q Yale COLLEGE, referring 70 the recent re-
Iort Oi Health OlIcer T0wn-nead OF the District
tNPre--e, tIe ,-HiJn that the negro population
In southern cries !, a more serious matter even
Ialu That Of tenement houses In northern cities
the death rate In both classes OF population IS
llr-e. Dr.. Town7hend's report establishes that
30 far as the Wits are concerned, washington's
showing as 10 death-rate + the most favorable of
any city IN the world Otis Formulation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-02

the scientific press IS paying considerable at
t-tiOa just now 70 the subject OF the popular food
.l a., as quality and the Use that Is made OF it,.
O. Cd. tSs qI-,-Iuus which come UppermOsU in the
c.-'l -.,I axe whether people OF small means buy
g. ecJlIHl,lily as they might by getting the
s...tper k.Hds 0f food, and whether they waste it
rre.ae>-iy after they get il. Undoubtedly the
cheaper cuts Of meat not utilized 70 the extent
That they should he IOr soups and stews. Much,
also, Is undoubtedly wasted through the ignorance
uI housewives IS - the best mode or preparing
NiLds for the table, steak, Tor Instance, Is often
lutHeJ, as Tar It's nqLritive qualities are con-
terneI o. being cUJked TO death. or by having Its
natural jules drawn out OF IL b. excessive season.
IL. - wish the potato, wholesome and de-
l.-loUs vegetable when properly cooked, but a
COlra', I5-thery, iHdigestiUle affair when only
I'LL byiiei or swimming In the melted grease of
tIs irytns-pan. But, Desiies the bad cooking,
Tie perverted taste OF the eaters has much TO do
with Jbe insuficiency OF the food and the conse-
qEent waste Of material. II the dinner-pal OF the
average wOrkIEEman-WhO needs all the bone and
lrtwn-prOduciUg food he can get-be examined,
Il viii generally be found to contain, not savOry
soup or juicy piece OF meat, not eggs or FISH or
cheese, but bread and butter, pie. cake and often
pickles. His drink, II he is a sOOer man, will be
cold tea or COTee-DOIled, not stepped There is
little IN such fare 20 strengthen him. The drink
gives him temporary artificial stimulus, and
the solid food NILS the void In his stomach
but neither contributes the share it ought TO
The permanent strengthening OF his frame; AMI
lie cannot understand why, at an age when he
Ought TO be Still equal TO a good days work, he
n, CHS TO break down with Indigestion and its
attendant Ills. This form OF waste Is as notable
as that which results from throwing away vlands
which could be eaten or buying more expensive
articles than good living demands. IL this per-
VeTtet taste results from the bad cooking of more
nutritious food which makes the latter repulslye
then the cooking and the taste viii need to be re-
formed together.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-02
Inns Goops Fon SuMnrn WrAR


,r,y I5ueeessor to Perry Brotherl
CHANTILLY LACE FLoUNCIN6S Ar LOWEST
NEW BLACK TWISTED SILK GRENADINES AND
HEkNANIES RANGIS @ FROM 15c. TO 81 PER YD.
ELE3AN i BLACK BEADED SILK GRENADINES
sfEClAL Il NRGAINs " PLAIN AND FIGURED
lNDIA SILKS AZ 1Jc. soc. AND Ell
., S.,olNfiNkD STILES" IN INDIA SILKS AT 81,
AEw BLACK CREPE DE CHINE AND CANTON
EXTRA INDUCEMENTS IN BLACK AND COL
OKkD SukAH SILKS Al 75c. 81, 81 % AND s1.5O.
lMfCRIED -ALL-WOOL ChALLIS IN CHOICE
DEsioNS Al soc PER YARD.
IL LA 1s ,ASsS0nT MENr OF AMERICAN CHALLIS
BksT QUALITY PLAIN AND FIGURED FRENCH
"a "a 4 ELSS OF Ny OWN IMPORTATION AT Low
ALL, ALL The NEwEsT PATTERNS IN ANDERsoN's
SCOTCH GINOHAMS.
300 PIECES NEW ToILE Do NORD GINHAMS.
GThHiShLkSs SEERsUCkEhs. PERCALEs AM BA-
IMMENsE Stock OF NEW BRITISH AND
RARE BARGAINS IL PLAID NAuNsOOKs AND
L,DiA LlNkNS Al 1256c. PER YARD.
MN EMbhOIpERkD WHITE SWISS MUSL1NS
NOVELTIES Is EMBEOIDERED BAIISTE,
u PHI AND SATTEES ROBES.
MN SILK MULi-o AND INDIA MUSLIN9.
NEM PURE LINEN LAWNS AND FRENCH Or
"BEsT MAKEsr GAUZE AND MEDIUM WEIGHT
MkI.lNO tNDERMLAl. ALL SYLES AND SIZES
Eel LAIS FIGURES ANU CORRECT fRICES.
SLAION PERRY,
Perry Building
Penn. ave-, Corner 9th st
TstabIfshad
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-02

The chief complaint concerning the preparations
Tor the coEvention at 81. Louis next week Is that
OF inadequate accommodations provided for the
press The democratic national committee prob
ably feel convinced that everything Will 90 SC
smoothly, according TO Encouragement, that the
Newspaper Inen will have no chance 20 show their
SPECIAL skill; that they viii be able 10 write "
their accounts In advance from their programs
and such incidentals as seeing and hearing viii b
% secondary Importance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-02
IN. S,ar out OF Town.

Persons leaving the city for any length OF time
can have TIE STAR mailed regularly to any address
and for any period they may desire.
Es- AE orders for He paper or mail must be
accompanied or the B'oHey,-at the rate OF fifteen
cents a week. or nifty ccnts per month, unless
sent 20 foreign country, when the price, includ-
ing postage. Is 80 cents per month.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-02
New WH1rr Dnrss GooDs.

Does strictly Cash System enable IN to offer you
superior values! Win you learn!
PIQUE. 10. 20. %. 25, "a SOC.
NAINS0OK Checks and Stripes 12k 49, 25c
SWISS. Plain. Figured. Dotted, 90, 20 80. as. an.
45c.
INDIA LINEN. 12k 10. 90 %. 80. 37x 45c,
PERSIAN LAWN, Is. 20. %, 37hc
VICTORIA LAWN Il yard wide). 10. 15. l6, 20. %,
3Oc
CHECK MUsL1Ns. 8. TO- 12k. 15c.
CAMBRIA (soft inish). 10, 20, 25c.
NAINsOOK. Is, le. csc.
FRENCH NAINsoOK. 25. 81. ~. 6Oc.
DRESS LINEN. Is, As, Co.,
FANCY STRIPED DRESS GOODS l9c.
SILK NULL az yards widsA 75c Cream, white.
Blue. Pink, Nile.
COTTON NULL tall coloEsh 12}c
TIE PALAIS ROYAL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-02

The emperor Of Brazil Is feeling somewhat
stronger, and the German emperor was able TO
travel 20 Potsdlm yesterday. The American peo-
PIE are not wholly fOryetnIl OF the suffering in
otner national households because they have
distinguished patient OF their own
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-02

Cen Butler recommends Gen. sherman As re-
publican presidential candidate and pays Presi-
dent Cleveland the compliment OF saying that he
has proved his capacity 20 rule This latter decla.
ration IS significant In that Il comes from presi
Genital candidate who ran against Cleveland In
1854 and received larger popular vote than
Beiya lockwood
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-02

The supposed abduction Of a little girl In Abe
fnaIle County, Va, BY bears. suggests a new and
useful channel into which the leisure and physical
energy Of our sportsInen might De turned Instead
OF CHASING comparatively harmless fox or en-
TREY harmless bats OF paper through grainnelds
and meadows, the pink-eoated hunters might
Organize parties, whenever news comes like this
from Virginia 10 search out the lair OF ferce and
dangerous brute and bring home his skin AZ a
trophy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-02

Chauncey NJ Depew does not appear TO be at all
set up or east down by the news of Mr. Rl.t,e,.
nnal withdrawal When a nan knows that h,s
future career Will fiow along the channel either Of
Tie presidency or the United states or the presa-
dency % the New York central Railroad Co ne
must be euriOusiy constituted II he Is not serene
In MIND
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-02
LINEN BrDwrAH, BLANKETS. Con-

LINEN BEDwrAR. BLANKETS, Con-
FORTS. &C.
The stock of Linen Bedwear IL particularly
complete at present and an attraction extra.
ordinary we have concluded to offer the follow.
ing quantities of
ALLLINEN PILLOW CASES
at greatly reduced prices. These were made in
Belfast. ireland. aud Of pure Linen Flax
round cord. soft finished, hemstitched in an ex.
e ao6 pairs. size 2sk by SO inches. from 40 80
200 pairs. size .2k by SO inches. from % to
goo rairs. size 22s by SO inches. from saa5
100 pairs, size 22x by SO inches. from so
50 Pairs. size s2h by seinches from sa75
70 Consm,erjpe the growing popu,.r,.x ~ ,,r.,
Bedwear, their durability GOODNESS. iaunderinT
qualities, &C., these should meet with s ready
EXTRA VALUES IN CALIFORNIA BLANKEra
We are carrying larger stock Of California
ceding season. We call attention to the follow.
II ia White California Summer Blankets, ,u.t
cotton enough to prevent noticeabls shfinf.
lug. WORTH, s e values ss y, e, S Ct; pam
Fine California summer Blankets, Just cotton
enough in them to make them more durable snd
lsunder without shrinking.
s s.ss IL only only 5 81 p sa'i pair
s s1tra rs only 1.so FER gsla sn
Blankets, splendid quality. and very dssirs6is
weight for present use.
size l0-4 only e5 per pair
Size IL only 50 per pair.
hixe 12-4 o6y $50 per pair.
Ali OF the sb0ve-enumsrst- d Dlsnketa A.
bound singly, two pieces to the pair fhus en-
ablinx ron % use . hslf-psir or : poir aScord.
ing 70 the state Of the weather. We wiu III
half-pairs at half Of the abova price1
Unusually good values are being offered In.
Cxth Cot and Bed Comtorts,
Crib, Cot and Bed 6preads.
Cotton and lluen 6eeta
Cotton and Linen Pillow Cnaea
Cotton aud Linen Bolster Co.,
All o. which wf1 b found on our nevlv-ofnnd
fourth 0oor. where Ne have underworld g 1sko
your ohopp6ag comegrtnble und prolfS6a~
J0urth 9o0r: north endI
WOODWARD LOTHROp
OR. I'm arHA -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-02

A GKAxD FESTIVAL
OF SPLENDID BARGAINS
CLOTHING FOR MEN AND BOYS
OAK HALL. COR. TENTH AND SIS
SACRIFICE SALE OF SUITS
FOR BOYS TO II YEARS.
Suits reduced from SO To a..
suits rsdnced from 8, !5to $40.
SUITS reduced from S4.5O to g..
Suits reduced from IS 80 t. s45o.
suits reduced from 81 80 10 So
Suits reduced from 80 10 So 90.
suits reduced from $40. 80 10 $3.50
FOR BOYS IA TO Is YEARS
Suits reduced from 80 to 50 80.
suits reduced IRON s9t0 to $3.50.
SHIFTS reduced from . Il to {. 90
Suits reduced from : l2 to SIS 80.
suits reduced from . IA TO so.
fOR NJ y
fun line OF Cashmere ana Cheviot Suits from s6
Atwood 4-Button Getaway Cheviot Suits at 81.
worth Sl2. ~'
An-wool Gray Serge Suits at 81: 30: worth s1a
line Serge suits at so: worth as.
at Sl2; worth sis.
Blue iiannel SUITS from 81. 30 up
some grand bargains in West II England Broadcloth
Suits.
Atwood COrkscrew sack and Trock Suits at no and
Fire Black Granite Cloth Suits clerical cut at abou,
Alpaca and Drsb d'Ete Coats. in regular extra long
White 3, Vests from SOC, up seersucker. PONCE and
Fancy Flannel Coats and Vests at prices Satisfactory
to all. Odd Pants. from 81 up. my25-3n
NUR LINE OF SLIPPERS INCLUDE Every
" make Imaginable. from to t.. wide and mar
from 49c 70 a.. 80. DOUBLE COMBINATION. i24I
aud l24j llth st. Sc. je2-3t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-02
Or BuLI's VIOLIN

HAD AS MANY STRINGS AS vIoLrNs USUALLY
HAVE. BUT HE SOMETIMES PLAYED TUNE ON
ONE STRING ONLY. AND GOOD TUNE IT WAS,
TOO
WE ARE GOING TO .HARP ON ONE STRING
AS SHAKESPEARE PUTS 1T. A LITTLE LONGER.
AND THAT STRINGS TUNE Is .sERGEs,"
.-sERGEs"
FOR SUMMER WEAR THERE Is MOTH ING
THAT MAKES so GOOD SUIT FOR ALL PUR-
POSES As THESE VERY POPULAR AND STYLISH
GOODS. THEY ARE PARTICULARLY SUITED
TO THE ERRATIC WEATHER OF THE PRESENT
SEASON.
BEING ALL WOOL THEY OFFER THE PRoTEC-
TIoN THAT WOOL ALWAYS GIVES AGAINST
SUDDEN CHANGES AND DAMPNEss. BEING
LOOSELY WOVEN THE AIR PASSES THROUGH
THEM READILY, AND THUS THEY ARE COOL
ENOUGH FOR HOT WEATHER BEING MADE
OF LOyG-FIBER WOOL TWISTED VERY HARD
THEY ARE VERY DURABLE. BEING "w1REYn
THEY RETAIN THEIR SHAPE AND "HASGn
NICELY.
WHAT MORE CAN ONE ASK FOR IN ONE SUIT
OF CLOTHES.
AND THEN THE PRICE. OF COURSE THE
'CLAYs ARE THE BEST" BUT WE SELL GOOD,
STYLISH SUIT. THAT WE WARRANT NOT TO
FADE, FOR s15. FROM THAT UP, STEP BY STEP.
AND SHORT STEPS, TOO, TO s25. FOR A SILK
LINED CLAY" THEY COME IN BLACKS AND
BLUES.
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(See space below.)

IMPORTED G1NeHAMs. SArEENs, &c
In Plain. Check and Striped Ginghams we are show.
ing exclusive styles. go. 25, 80. IS, 4Oc
sateens are not in favor. hence the reduced price
25c. for Koechliff Freres Novelties
Crepene at 12kc. yard. name for an old
style material but before such lovely colorings
or figures. little skill in making and q unique dress
the result. See our "Crepelines."
ENGLISH TOURIST sUITINGs.
The correct and latest styles for travelling dresses
Every thread WOOL and offered for SO and &c. q yard
because Of fortunate purchase. You have paid and
will be asked to-day ct some places, Sl.25 q yard for
such goods.
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
(See space below
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New EMsao1pEa1Es Jusr Ik.

Meant for the "Opsning." but srrfved too late-loo
Pieces SWISS FLOUNCIN0A - inches vida ssc ii.
el25. Elsa sl.SO. el0ss ~. a2-3k ease. nj
e2.6S yard 1rUm ten esnts to so csnts % -
regular pgdces-just Whist ~ would have asksd -
NopsninG" Douvspir Prices.
TIE PAIAIs ROYAL.
Cor. Ps. ave- and 18th It
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-02

T,HAILIEsi CTIAILIESi COTTON CHALLIES:
~ splendid imitation of our Wool Challies, 63fc:
such others cam bargains at SC. DOUBLE
COMBINATION, l2i | and l243 l1th at. Je2-3t
IMMENSE BARGAIN!-swIss FLOUNCING 81
Il inches wide. &c. per yard; India Lnon, 40 inches
wIac, SC. per yard. BLUMS,
!e2-2t' T45 and 141 Sth ST Sc.
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RRR 90 E
ERR 8 w "A
{ 90 ~ LII !.
En- En- 4 En- En- Gee tA#sSs
BpI AZ ! / as SO Fl I II IN
J. II ssss TIT
+ i ssss I
LII II ssss I - =.

FOR Csc. Mems Plated Laundered Dress Shirts Ell
quality sold during Opening" for 79c. Only sizes
left are 15H 10, 16h. IL, 17H.
FOR Ale Our champion" Unlaundered Shirts at
SOC, will be sold at 44c until new lot arrives Only
sizes, ID Il 10. 16&. IL. 17k.
FOR 39c. Those gentlemen who were not waited on
this morning are offered choice of SOC. scarfs for
39c. on Monday.
FOR 81. 16 and 2O-button Undressed Kid Nous
quetaire Gloves. Generally retailed at $3.50 aud
$3.50. All sizes gone but 81, 5k and So
FOR $780, Ladies' Gauntlet Driving Gloves. All
coors. including London Red. Arrived too late for
Opening" At $50 instead of BIZ for Monday.
FOR 75c. Eleven Tuxedo" Fans reduced from Csc.
to Sc for the Opening" to be closed out Monday.
FOR 39c Thirteen Satchels that were ACC.
FOR 25c Two lots Striped 35c Hose.
FOR 29c Broken lots Fancy 35c. Hose.
FOR Soc Broken lots Fancy ACC. Hose
FOR 29c. Crushed 25c. Handkerchiefs.
FOR l0c Crushed II &c. and loo. Handkerchief
FOR 3 FOR Zoe. Lot Collars and Cuffs.
FOR S9c S-inch Sash More Ribbons. Black,
White. Cream. and colors. Supply short during
Opening" The new lot at Soc for the disappointed.
FORSl. Triplicate Mirrors. More of these useful
and ornamental novelties arrived this morning. To
those We told Friday that Eve had no more" we
offer them on Monday for 81. The regular price
is sL35
FOR 39c, Infants soc. shirred Null Caps. a
FOR 7oc. Slightly Crushed Csc Dressing sacques,
made of India Linen, prettily trimmed. for ladies.
FOR Csc. Lace and Embroidered Cambria Corset
Covers that were Csc. and $l25; soiled
For SOC. Fifteen Corset Covers, with finger marks.
FOR Sl6S Children's Bingham. Dresses, prettily
trimmed; all sizes Reduced from 81 90 for "Open-
ing."
STAMPED GOODS-"Openng" prices continued for
Monday, viz Poe. Stamped SPlashers for 17c.; 4Sc.
Shoe Bags for 9c Soc. Laundry Bags for Soc; 25c.
Pillow Shams for gle: 15c. Linen Doylies for lOc.
Toe. Bureau Scarfs for 69c.
Remnants of Black Lace F1ouncings White Lace
Flouncngs 42-inch Embroideres
PARASOLS We close out 90 Parasols at "Opening"
Prices. viz:
Those at...... s1.25 $3.50 s2es s3es
Reduced to-. see sl49 s2l9 s2os
FOR sI9s. Children's Bingham Dresses. sold all
sizes but 4 and years. reduced from 81 80.
FOR 1898. French Sateen Dresses. Were S3.9S.
FOR Zoe. Seven Sateen Figured) Dresses All col
ors sold but pink Reduced from $780,
FOR $500. Those disappointed obtaining the
Braided S3.9S Jerseys in black may secure one on
Monday at Opening" price.
FOR $3.50 and $3.50. Nineteen pairs of Ladies'
Button Boots; only size No. in and ID last Boots
in the lot worth $3.50, warranted hand sewed
other broken lots etc, In other departments which
be discovered after to-days rush of business is
over
THE PALAIS ROYAL,
Cor. 10Th st. and Pa. ave.
(Sce space beow)
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Fancy EMBEoIDEgY ITEMS
Awell- assorted stock Of almost everything
for Art Fancy Work We keep only the best ma.
terials such Will work we'll. hold their color
and give satisfaction in use, wear and looks.
To day We call attention to makeup articles
already stamped for embroidery.
Linen Umbrella Cases 25c.
Linen Buster Bags PIC.
Linen Single Shoe Bags 25c.
Linen Double Shoe Bags soc.
Linen Laundry Bags 800.
Linen Travelling Bags SOC.
We also call attention to our extensive and
attractive line of Stamping Patterns. in q wide
range Of designs. figures, flowers, fruit, letters,
&c We are prepared to do all kinds of stamp.
ing while you wait. at very low prices.
Ladies, who propose to do Fancy Work at
times while on their vacation, should give this
department good looking over.
tFourth noor,)
WOODWARD LOTHROP,
Cor. IL til and ats n w
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E. B. BARNUM d CO..
931 PENNSYLVANIA AVE.
ss sss E E. f. #%f' f ss s$$S $ Sc
ssss + K ( II \ m m { aG Gs
Xx g oX ,EEn ! 7 i e. T." Sos So
i M o o Wv + l. + ii f. ''s
M 90 v ZEE ILL 7 ii EER SSSS
IN OUR SUIT DEPARTMENT.

llNl
We are showing something entirely new in JERSEY
SAILOR BLOUs for Boys and Girls. from 3 to IL
years of age. hey have large sailor collar, trimmed
with contrasting color brads stars. and front in
the blouse with a set-:n piece. trimmed in the same
manner. Colors-CTeam, navy blue and cardinal.
Prices range from 81. 20 TO $3.50. Jersey SASHES to
match for 1925
Our own importation of CHILDREN'S JERSEY
SUITS, from to 10 years. The latest and prettiest
gins shown in Jersey Suits. We have them in
cardinal navy blue, tau and III handsome combina-
tons. ali pretty trimmed with braid. Prices range
from 81 to $500
And large assortment of MISSES and CHILL
DkEN'S FLANNEL. GINGHAM and WHITE SUITS,
al the lowest prices.
An exquisite line of MISSES WHITE COMMENCE
MEM SUITS handsomely trimmed, choice designs
LADi ES' WHITE LAWN WRAPPERS, from 81 .gS
upwards.
CHALLIE TEA GOWNS a large assortment, hand.
some designs and the most reasonable prices
handsome CHALLIE TEA GOWN. with plated
ront loose sleeves, and rench back, hne quality of
imported Chale only 81 So
B-aut1iul designs i'll imported CHALIIE TEA
GOWNS. with loose surah silk front, shoulders and
sleeves also trimmed with surah silk: challie
quSle patterns; COl0rs pink, blue and lavender only
SlJ 30. Cannot be BOUGHT elsewhere at that price
Great redu ton on SpkiNG WRAPS.
Special bl gains in PEHELINE IS. from So M
BEADED VISITES at lower prices than ever men,
toned before
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Tor SALE

u Choice Iotsar
-. EAPIl OIL VIEW PARK
hoacent % t0fsst Glen Para low r.;es and on easy
tsrn.sL Apply ~ -
D. Y. LEWIS.
- :. Az TIN ct NV.
~ ca roor.)
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Ese1rsn STRIPED "Our1se~ Flannel.

Called Flannel, yet has not particle OF wool
in 1t. 1t is striped cotton cloth with a wool
effect, produced by the curling process 1t looks
and feels like a wool mixture is shrinking,
the colors are absolutely fast, ana come III a
choice variety of real English Tennis stripes
ONLY 15c. PER YARD.
IT is very desirable for Tennis. Mountain, and
Seaside suits, aud will also make seryiceable
house dresses, wrappers. &C.
tSecond f1oor.)
WOODWARD LOTHROP
Cor. 18th and 4 sta H. w.
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PH1LApELpHrA STORE.

PH1LADELpHrA STORE.
Have Just received lire of Satincs Batistes and
Crcpelines. in choice and beautiful styles,
At lake.
Special Bargains White Dress Goods Plaid Striped
and Laced India Iinons Plaid aud Striped SWISS Plain
India Lnons, Nainsook and Victoria Lawns, Corded
PIque,
At 12Hc
We are Offering Special Bargains in Black Silks.
1oc. up to 81 yd.
Black Satin Rhadame.
zoe. to 60
Our 75c. is Special Bargain.
Special Values ia Black Surahs at IS, S5c. and 81
We care Offering y 24-inch Black Surah at 81. fully
worth Sl.25.
all line of Coiored Surahs
Cos. and upward.
Full line of Black Ca hmeres,
Poe. up to 81.
Full line Of Nuns Yelling, i'll black. &c and upward.
Special BARGAINS in Summer Underwear. l. dies,
Mems and Children.
At 25c
Among them some goods sold this season at 5Oc.
AN ITEM FOR MEN
We have Jean Drawer that will fit perfectly. made
Of the best pepperel Jean, aud trimmed and finished
III the best manner, JUc
viii continue the Bar-ain Sale Of Carpets for this
week only great oTtunlty to get good carpet Cor
Lille money.
AATTINGS! MATTINGS!
CARHART & LEIDY,
ie2 Y2S 9TH and 1O6 X st n W.