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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-05-26

wrote plays for Maggie Mitchell. Joseph
Murphy, Annie Pixley, William Scanlon
and many other stars. "Shaun Rhue," /"
Kerry Cow" Clouds" Zip" Bob, {"
"Zari, Irish Minstrel" and "Haretry"
are among his best known plays. At the
time of his death he was engaged on plays
for Corinne, for which he had received
$1,000, and for Annie Pixley, who was to
pay him $4,000. His income was some.
thing like $15. 900 per year. He lived in
New York In winter and In summer at his
country seat at Schroon Lake.
Mr.. Marsden's suicide was caused by
temporary insanity, occasioned by mental
depression, consequent upon the acts of
an only daughter. who had given him and
her mother a great deal of trouble, and
who was not living at home at the time.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-05-26
Experimenting with Diviuing Rods.


The use of hazel twigs or currant twigs
as divining rods to discover underground
springs of water is still In general practice
in England and on some parts of the con.
tinent. It is not seldom that professors
of the art are also found in this country.
OF late several English notables have been
experimenting with the rod, and In some
cases rather startling results followed. It
seems to have never occurred to these
hunters Of springs that over large tracts
Of country the ground is everywhere per-
meated with underground water veins,
and you can scarcely dig anywhere with
out touching one. In olden times this
same hazel twig, cut In a v form, was
used as an unerring guide to witches
which is the possible reason for its being
called witch hazel. Witch hunting was
profession. Led into company Of women
the forked end Of the rod held In the pro-
fessor's hands bent toward the person who
was guilty. Thousands were thus sent to
the stake.-Globe-D Democrat.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-05-26
Transporting Chinese Nightingales.

Chinese nightingales are the fasbiona-
BILE drawing room bird on the continent
now, and friends Of the little creatures
are protesting against the cruelty Of
their being transported TO market from
their distant homes by railroad, with no
other care for their comfort than q sign,
'Donnez q boire." on their wire cages. II
the railroad men don't give them the
drink, then very likely they die; but IL
the railway men ore charitable, the birds
live and bring six shillings apiece when
they get to the great eities.-New York
Sun
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-05-26
A BUILDING TRIUMPH.
THE NEW HOME or THE NEW
YORK TIMES.

n II Being Erected sn the site Of the
OLD Buiidins without Disturbsns the
rus'iossioa omee Of the Pspsr-How
~ IL Dene.
Another old landmark being ruth.
lessly torn away in the metropolis. A
building which has greeted the eyes Of old
New Workers. for over thirty years being
pulled apart. rafter by rafter, brick By
brick. and the old, worn out woodwork
being packed away ON the shoulders Of
ragged scsvengers OF many compilations
and great rapaclty.
This Is the desolste scene which IL gazed
upon BY the thousands Of busy people who
hurry by tho corner Of Park row and
Nassau street these cheerless spring morn.
ings. and to the older ones II brings re.
membranes of many historic occurrences
which have taken place there during tho
past three decades.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-05-26

into congress or
into the guberna-
torial chair of any
state. he is the
only man on rec
ord W no has
ever used a fiddle
for electioneering
purposes, and he
has proved that
the fiddle, when
used systematic
ally, can be ap-
piled with good
effect for this pur-
noaa Two vears
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-05-26

medical opinion is that If consump-
fion were eIadicated from cattle, it worla
soon disappear from the human race
Five per cent Of English cattle have tn
berculosis, and 20 per cent. Of some Jor
sey herds Of the United States are said
to be affected.-Boston Budget.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-05-26

years ago. II 8
father removed TO
Missouri when he
was a boy. and
when the ar
broke out young
Kimball was at
tending school.
He enlisted In
q o n Hollands
company Of col
lege boys, and was
lat Wilson's Creek.
Later he joined q
New York regi.
ment and served
three years. He
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-05-26

suny dssacn 3 nJn Bone fS6sen5d In tbe
throat, and the whites Of eggs viii render
the deadly corrosive sublimate a. harm.
less - dose Of calomel They strengthen
the consumptive, invigorate the feeble
and repder the most susceptible all but
proof against jaundioe In lie most malig.
nant phase. - Eastern Farmer.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-05-26
Not for General PerusaI.

Uncle Rastus Gn telegraph ofice- Has
20 got a envelope, sah2
operator-What do you want Of an en-.
velope. Uncle Rastusl
Uncle Rastus-Dis expatch, sab, am Oh
q very private nature, an wants Il sent
sealed. New York Sun.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-05-26
A Ucen DikiIncIInn.

Little Winifred was visiting at her
aunt's and the children were very much
amused anus, by her funny speeches You
Of the boys said teasingly Yes, think
] am, but know better" the thoughtful
little girl answered.-Youths Companion.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-05-26

lawyer from Ann Arbor college, and in
1868 formed a copartnership with Judge
Charles g. Burton. in Vernon county,
where he Is still practicing law. His
residence Is at Nevada. He has been fro
guently nominated by the Republicans OF
was the Republican candidate for congress
In the Twelfth district.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-05-26

In Yucatsn every male between the
ages OF Il and 80 is subject to military
duty, and when In service gets the mu.
nihcent pay OF six cents per day and finds
himself In food. There y no Compulsory
department In the army, which must tend
to shorten campaigns.-Chicago Herald.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-05-26
FREDERICK MARsDEN."

The Well Known Playwright Who Re.
GENTLY Committed Suicide.
Frederick Marsden, the playwright, who
committed suicide recently In New York,
was born in Baltimore forty five years
ago. His family name was Silver, but he
subsequently changed 1t. He received q
good education and studied law. Having
been admitted to the bar he practiced for
several years In Philadelphia. He finally
driffed ON To thu ata1a His lina xas
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-05-26
GOVERNOR OF TENNESSEE.

The Present Democratic Incumbent Who
Has Been Renominated.
Governor Bob" Taylor, who has been
renominated by the Democrats of Tennes-
see, is the only man who fiddled himself
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-05-26

tCu oA w tA'
comedy. He play
ed many years ago
in Woods muse.
um and the old
Globe theatre. He
was not a remark
able success as an
actor, and finally
gave 1t up and
went into play
writing.
He was very
success full in
pieces he wrote
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-05-26
selvA LOCKWOOD.


depcy BY the suaf~sists.
Mrs. Belys Lockwood. who IL now run.
ming for the second time for the presl-
dency Of the United States on the ticket
Of the Equal Rights party, Is Q native Of
the Empire state. having been born In
Niagara county In 1880.
At II years Of age she undertook the
care Of village school--A tender age for
girl 10 become . schoolma'am. At 1s
she married Mr.. Uriah h. McNall. He
died. leaving her widow of %. During
the war Mrs. McNall did good service in
tho caro- Of sick and wounded soldiers. In
1868 abe married DR.. E. Lockwood. Mrs.
Lockwood having made up her mind to
become lawyer, and having been refused
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-05-26
IRA vsLsRs eulDa.
PEADING q COLUMBIA h h
Arrangement Of Passenger rnins On. aaa
attsr, 81 UNDAY, MAY Is, fsg8.

Quarry Vile at 7lOa m.
King Street, Lanc. st sos q. M, ana SIS ,. m.
Arrfveat
Reading, 10. 10 .. m ana kss p m.
Leave.
Reading. At 20 a. m, and 4 o. IN.
Arrive at
Ring street Lane. At ANA M, ana ~ .. n.
Quarryville, at 6&np m.
and from Philadelphia Pottsvilie Horf o01fI.
Route. 80
At Columbia, with trains 10 ana from Yore.
more.
At MARIETTA Junction with trains 10 au1
nom Chichies -
non. -
At Lancaster juno ion. with trains 10 ana
from Lancaster, Quarry vi le. ana ChiChSoo
4. n. WILSON suporinton0eut,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-05-26

Named for Governor Of Missouri.
Mr.. E. K. Kimball, nominated for gov
ernor Of Missouri by the Republicans, was
born In Steuben county, O., forty FIVE
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-05-26
hoops sARsAPARILLA.
If YOU FEEL TIRED

Weak ana weary, worn out, or run down nom
hard work, BY Impoverished condition of the
blood or low state OF the system, you shouid
take Hoods sarsapariilA. The peculiar ton.
Ing purifying. ana vitalising Qualities of this
successful medicine arc soon felt threus bout
the entire system, expellin9 disease, ana siv.
ing QUICK, healthy action TO every organ. Il
tones the stomach. creates an appetite, ana
rouses the liver ana Kidneys. Thousands who
have taken II with benent, testify that Hoods
sarsap uiila m axes the weak strong"
Hoods Sarsaparilla
lhave taken not quite bottle of Hoods
sAreaparilla. ana must say II is one of the best
medicines for giving an appctite, purifying
the blood. and regulating tho digestive
organs. that ever heard Of II did mo Q great
deal OF goCd." Mrs. N. A STANLEY, CanAstots,
NY. =
"l had salt rheum on my arm three years
suueiing = rIibly. took Hoods earsaparills,
ana the salt 'heum has entirely dis appeared"
n n. MiLis' u French g., Lowell, Mess.
Make tho Weak Strong
Feeling ianguid ana diszy, having no ap-
peute ana no ambition TO work, took Hoods
earsspsrilla, with the best results Asa health
invisorator ana for general debility thinh II
superior to anything else" A. A. RixsR,
Utica. n. \
HOODS SARSAPARILLA
Bold by all druggiats. d six for q. Prepared
oi'y oy U 1. HOOD Co. Lowell. Mass.
100 Doaos One Dollar.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-05-26

HOOD'S SbARSAPARILLA FOR SALE
II. v. Cochran's Drug Store NOS lS7
ana l@ North Queen st.. Lancaster, "a.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-05-26
sosroN's puslIo LIBRARY.
a Magnincens Buildine Erected for {
WORTHY Tenant.

The Boston Public library Is one Of the
finest libraries In the United States. Il
IL the pride Of Boston. A new building
is about to be erected for tbis institution
which will rank a. q structure as high -
the collection Of books does as q library.
It Is to be situated in what Is called the
Back Bay. . new part Of Boston. The
dimensions Of the structure will be $50 ty
264 feet. Il IL TO be built of Milford gran.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-06
THr NV JEwEnRr.

We are showing many new and exclusive designs in
Real Silver. Real Garnet Real Amber Real Tortoise
Shell. Real Gold snd Jet ewery. In Imitation Gold
and Diamond Jewelry you'll find Of the finest col
lections in the country. We note particularly new
and pretty;
Warranted Sterling Silver Glove Bangles, only 25c.
each.
Round and Square Rolled Gold Double Hair Pins.
75c.
Sterling Silver Pins for dressing hair Soc
Diamond Hair Ornaments representing lilies OF the
valley shepherds crooks canea, balls &C. 75c to S2
each.
Sterling Silver Hair Pins tdouble) ellis.
Cutsteel Dasgers for hair or millinery purposes.
only 75c each.
Superior Roll Gold Collar Buttons, only TO- IL. and
15c. each with Rhine Stone. csc. each.
Jet Collar Buttons with Diamond, 25c. each
Over 100 new designs in Roll Gold Lace Pins with
and without Rhine Stones, 75c. to s1.50.
Sterling Silver snd Roll Gold Ball Lace Pins. made
extra strons. only 10c each.
Two Pins with connecting Chain, 35c, to al
Bet Baby Button Roll Gold (chain) 75c
1000 new Jet Lace Pins ut Csc. each The prettiest
designs we have ever shown.
The new Fob and Watch Chains you must see. SOC.
to 81 Is each
at 81 we can now offer at q 50-s large purchase of
garnets enables this
The new Roll Gold Coil Bangles at sl5O each you'll
admire.
u-We ask critical examination Of the finish Of our
new Jewery-beng made to our special order, we can
offer superior finish and In many instances lower
prices than asked elsewhere for the usual pspsble
limitations
The 10 per cent discount positively terminates Sat.
urday, Sept 20. at pm.
THE PALA1s ROYAL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-06

IHE New LEATHER GooDa
The new selfockng sstchel il the new thing for this
autumn. The Satchel cannot come unlocked.
sATCHELs
For Soc We offer An expanding sstchel with outside
pocket imitation Alligator in tan and black.
For Use. new shape Alligator Satehei.
For o. Fancy Leather satchel
For o135 Seal Leather Satchsl with oxydized silver
trimmings.
For 81 so satchsl Of Seal and Calf Skin With oxy-
died chain trimming.
For also sstchel with two outside pocketbooka
Finer sstchels up to SIC each.
WRITING TABLETS.
with compartments for stamps, pens ink, etc
Imitation Alligator Tablets. 75c.
Seal and Fancy Leather Tablets o..
with Oxydized Silver Trimmings 0226
Real japanese Leather satchsla S2.75.
Real Seal Leather Tablets. e3
CARD CASES
For csc Seal and japanese Card Cases
FOR 900 Oxydized Trimmed Card Casea
For SOC with Safety Compartment for money.
For 76c. Elaborately Trimmed In Silver.
Finer Card Cases up to ola each.
PoCKETBooKs.
Superior Leather. all colors, zoe each.
Seal, Leather-lined, long only &c.
Sea-, square or long, only SOC.
Comolnation Gard Case and Pocketbook and with
Whiting Tablet calf and seal, only OIL.
win Elaborate oxidifed Trimming e1.20.
Finer Pocketbooks. up TO sl6
Wnen you see the qualities offered n sbove urfcea
you VIII thoroughly appreciate the offer of Der
OF such prices. ''- '~-'
,con.,,r.s ,. THE PALAIs ROYAL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-06
DESPAIR AND CONSOLATION.

CONSULTATION,
My neighbors always laugh at me
In the course Of conversation,
When speaking Of economy
And general observation.
For purchases you make
just for my neighbors' sake.
Answer: GO TO LANSBURGEa
Whenever . housekeeper in troubls you ses
The poeEet6ooi Is often In . bad Condition.
failure. of cour.e IN this worldly mission
And see what fruit your counsel bore.
We hsd An opportunity to buy many barxatnsfn ram.
ern and Combined vS Est
our own stock wiz b enabled to make this
msds n this line, h o. pse q aSS
We win herewith submit list Of some Of ths most
important
3 cases Of Scotch Ci9,h in Drah Brown. Plaid. and
ns@ u o emily ly c Ssf e
term. only Sss 3. Per S.Sa SSsss 1o S..,
and Boys Wear at 49c. per yard; would b cheap It
several hundred dozen Of Atwood Ysk Laos, differ
ent width Of medium and dark colors only SC. pr
20 dozen q childrens Black Atwood Jsrssyu. ~
In order to reduce our Immense Of stocA Of White
sS.uss e Los
Bargains.
Tasss Gases Of the best Nsyy Blue rsurd
eoors regular width only loo per yard RAJ value
seysnty-nve pieces Of Plaid and Striped Valencia
seoe ,uRsre Patterns for drssses ss DC pr yard
Three hundred dozen Of Children's Bibbs.
aSssn f 1Ss Linen e worth rs
:sss : s.ss: !. :.
Sss E zSS sssEna Il sfs s.7E1, Il spo,
.a30 l20. AZ. IA, 4Se ~ a n. w.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-06

This Is great year for the very young as well as
the very old men In politics. william T. Russell.
whom the democrats OF Massachusetts, have nomi.
Mated for governor, is barely thrry-one years OF
age, and Is In that respect In strong contrast
with the democratic candidate fol vlce-President.
VINO Is wei on the road toward octogenarian hon.
OTIS But Mr. Russell has shown, even In his youth,
some OF the same sort OF wisdom that Mr.. Thur
man possesses In 50 large a measure lust as Mr..
Thurman possesses good deal Of the youthfulness
OF feeling which might properly De looked for In
Mr. Russell
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-06
Ous HONS AND Txru
pECORATIONa

Our new Fan fmportstions Of stampsdflum Goa.
ana AZ knds o. Nevsisaes are now being rsesavsd.
BOLIIN0 SHIFTING u st1u ths r,ea W. hsv, a
in al the new art shades
Our new SILK ARMINEa In an a shn nav .h.A..
IRE exQu,nite. Piushss 10 match
BoLTrEo CLOTH. b ell widths. nom eos. psr
yard up.
BAGARRoN LINEN THREAD IN an a a. 49,
shadeeL
ROPE SILK In ZOO shsdes
Our new SYRIAN SILK for Ans woqh n sxou,,,sa
Hundrsds Of New AAsssaaas ana oeyass for en-.
heoidsry work
q opPRNHxrlr1R 4 mo.
xsw building. k1A On q. ~
School a paiatins md xmhsoidsy wfu - epsnsd
during tAis meath npss0 togma ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-06
RKR ZEE Odd
RnIREr 2 2
/ En-. BOB
F. H. s F. f +
+ II SSoS Xxx ERE +
3 4 IT
BDb p ~ 7
EE ErF f SS'S EFkEEIEEsss ss'sa g. $.
F II S0cS ( 1kHE m e aS IS ssss .

BARaAINsi BARaAINsi BARaAING
Odds and ends prices that sre next to given away.
MEMS FURNISHING DEPT.
% si 5s 6 sas t s,y do s s s:h
sle5 Cashmere s saa"F Friday DAY Use. each.
fn0f0dsr'd S Ssssss s SEs Friday also '''h
ladies' sSe FaP TN BRisI ETd SE iSs 'sis
$l;75 Alpaca Umbrellas. Friday a each
"a GEa1sy And rsisi s6tF FfasS ''eA
i1s:: 81 ssa
day choice 1855 each
.es ss:' ''
& i "a cheap
sh r.nnsl sa,Is waists sizes l. and syss Friday
25e Bustlss; Friday ss,i Ice; each ,rx,vr
Fine Turkey Red liable Covers size s1ia: were Is
so remnants Of a'e Golored sur.h. and Satin. .. h.
price.
,o.o,s,.n NOTION DEPT;
Shoe Bitten e elSss 81 Friday SO gross
Of }Gs EPs aJ Ias Viii,
lot Of 3Sc Metal front Pocketbooks, Friday Z5c.
A lot of assorted Breas. Pins; worth 5oc., Friday
25c. each.
LACE DEPT.
lot Of Linen Torchon Laces, colored were to loo.
yard. Friday SO. piece IF 12 yards.
lot OF 45-inch Val Flouncings: were 81 to 81 so
yard, Friday 7oc. yard.
EMBROIDERY DEPT.
Great sacrifice sale Of Embroideres now in progress.
and &c Embroideries. &c yard; 10 and 12c. En-
troderies SC. yard; Is and zoe Embroideries loo.
ART. EMBROIDERY AND UPHOLSTERY.
Odds and ends Of Worsteds (Zephyrs, kcl, Friday Sc.
stamped Aprons. Friday 21c each.
Sl.32 Chenille Table Covers Friday 81 each:
6oc. Tables Ebony Cherry Legs Friday 43c. each.
LADIES' NECkWEAR DEPT.
a lot Of Spanish Fichus aud scarfs sold from S2 to
$3.50 Friday 81 so each.
A lot Of Crepe Lisse Ruchinss; were 2oc yard.
Friday 3 yard. -
YELLING DEPT.
lot Of Sewing Silk veilings, were CSC Friday 1Oc
ayard
A lot Of odds and ends in veilngs were IS to Soc.
Friday 10c. syard.
DRESS TRIMMING DEPT.
lot Of Black Bead Ornamental were Soc, Friday
29c.
lot Of Black 40nch Spanish and Chantilly Flounc-
And other interesting bargains.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-06

HOSE, HosEu Hosrn,
scbopper's Celebrated Ingram Hose. Fun regular.
improved shape, double heels and toes. All shades
Bargain at Csc. Clsaring-out price, 19c.
&C. g." Ribbed Hose. all sizes and shades. Thous
snds Of pairs sold ct SOC. Clearing price, 3ec
Broken lots Fancy Hose, marked AZ and CSC. Clear
in g-out price for choice. Csc.
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
(See below)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-06

The Chinese exclusion bill having been put
through the House with rush. Mr.. Scott is now
sitting down TO think about It, There Is just
possibility that good politics" may prove to have
been bad diplomacy. Nobody at the State De-
partment appears TO have had any knowledge OF
the Scott bill TILL after its passage, and the
American minister TO China has heard moth.
Ing definite about the purpose OF the Chinese
government with respect TO the acceptance or re-
lection OF the pending treaty. There is probably
no other nation on the face OF the earth. with
which we hold relations Of friendship and CON-
merce, that We would have ventured to treat az
We threaten 70 treat the Chinese in the very midst
OF diplomatic negotiation II our oriental friends
are not pleased with the summary way In which
The common eourtesies Of intercourse have been
brushed aside In their case, they may conclude
that IL Is their turn do something II is true that
the American colony IN China is small, but the op-
portunities or the imperial government TO innict
discomforts on it are large enough to make up
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-06
Su1rs, Su1rs, Su1rs,,

Surrs, Su1rsn Su1rsu
We have remaining only 81 Suits, and the prices
have been still further reduced.
Sizes. "a. SO. 50. 40. AZ.
Materials. Tricot, Csmsl's Hair, Flannel Cloth.
Shades. Brown. Navy, Mahogany, Gray. Green.
Black. Garnet
Old prices, els. s17. s25. S29. s35.
Clearing at %. g. slO. els, s2O
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
(See below.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-06
SPECIALTIES.

nR. MULLER. spEcrALIsT or TIM KYE, kk8
u and Throat has returned 20 ths city. ana w
resume his prnctice SIS 18th ~ 100. Once bona
70 ~ and 2 70 s. SUNDAY, 10tok sro-ln-
RY nEcTRic -IhkATMENr Can ePkEDn.r
xsshms, Insomnis fsrslyslA Loss Of h.shood- w-es
P Rs,ssx Ssrccus zdScfsons and I'll Esmsis D.
's's Ytsf~oos;sSs.. Hss:sss IS. sS:..a..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-06

Ut. Gray, OF Palatka, Fla, Is not disposed to
take the most hopeful view OF the yellow-fever
epidemic He regards the scourge as threatening
the whole South, and expects To see It make q
grand sweep Of that section soon, remaining until
the coming OF frost. Those who remember the ex
psrence Of ten years ago will not readily surrender
the hope that some means may be found to pre-
vent the recurrence OF such a season.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-06
FOR RENT-STORES-

EoR RENT-sToRE AND DWELLING: NICELY
located for Drug store: the dwelling has ali modern
improvements, IN a growing neishbOrhood Apply 70
WELLER kEPETTI, 326 ia. ave. sc. au5l-5t
IroR RENT-sToRE AND CELLAR AND ONE
Il Room. cor. 9Th and NV; $50 per month. Also,
dwelling over store for rent ESQ. rooms, mod inIs
Apply W. e JOHNSON, us 18th NV. au23-lm
LoR RENT-FINE STORE: BEST LOCATION
for any business; plate glass front. So ieet deep
cheapest n Mt ia town ouly $40 per month. 1928
St. nesr Pa. ave. NV. Jee2-3m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-06
FANS Ar 10 Prn Cent Orr

Our enurs STOCK OF Fans comprising novelties A
nigh gag EACH offered for week ct 10 psr cent
osooont We except the Jap Fans. reduced from soc
TO 6oe NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-06

AUTUMN Is HERE.
AUTUMN Is THERRl
AUTUMN Is NOT EVERYWHERE;
butthey looking for It. expecting it, preparing for
1t Be ye also resdythe day and the hour 10 think not
JACK FROST coMETH
Like thief in the night" And you will wake ND in
the morning aud find yourselves MINUS Overcast
MINUS heavyweight Coat. Pants and Vests, MINUS
everything necessary in the way Of wearing apparel
suited to the reign Of
JACK FROST.
MINUS because you wouldn't MIN(D)Ua Were
minded you time and again Of the necessity Of proper
preparation. and again call attention to our heavy
weight suits for men. at the tring cost Of $50 for
Coat. Vest and Pants
Finer grades at Is IS. 1915 and S1O.75 suit
Fan Overcoats. strictly all wool. with silk facin
1925. 1918. $3.50. 1915 upward.
Prince Albert Suits, Corkscrews. DagonAls and Ksr-
seys. $3.50. s17 40. sla75 upward
Boys Suits, - so, $3.50. o.. 81, g. % SO upward
Chiidrens Suits. sl25. 81, 80 upward.
Last but not least. MEMS ENTHUSIASTICALLY all.
wool. ~. s2. 80. 81. 70. s2.S7. s3 upward
Should the mercury jump up into the nineties we
are prepared for you. and will furnish
Genuine Seersucker Coats and Vests for men ct Al 81
Genuine Seersucker Coats aud Vests fer boys ct IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-06

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10 PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE. 10
~! and e2S 9TH IT NV. corner Massaehusstts ave.
Strictly One HTsoA
Cpen Saturdays till II .. m.
RoFFIcE COATS. stripes and checks, on sale
Monday. Wednesday, and Friday morninRn from I'M
10 O'Clock. PRICE 25c al