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Children's Day Observanccs,

st. Paurs English Lutheran Church was
crowded to its greatest capacity yesterday
morning in honor of the little ones Grow
ing plants, cut flowers and singing birds
marked the celebration of children's day.
The program was lengthy and interesting
one, the music being especially good. Rev.
DIR. Domer, the pastor, delivered brief adj
dress, full of good advice. Superintendent of
the Sunday School Lucius ID. Allen took care
OF the children and watched the services to the
end.
There were interesting services yesterday at
the Church of the Tabernacle. 1t was the chill
drens day OF that congregation and there was
no lack of celebration. Floral decorations
were more than ordinarily beautiful and to
the charm of these was added the sweet vocal
ism of number of singing birds. Superin-
tendent Nm. Murtagh was in charge of an in
teresting program, the principal numbers on
which were an address by Rev. Vim. Griffiths
acting pastor; Consider the Lilies" by Miss
Annie Yeatman. and the recitation of Dickens
poem, HYMN 20 the Children" by Miss Jennie
O'Neill Potter. The annual jug breaking of
the infant class was pleasing feature, which
Resulted IN an accumulation OF $50.
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p. @ r o @ A n.
739 and TAI 7th st. NV.
MoHA1ns. CHALIrrs. LAWNS.

MoHAIRs. CHALI1Es, LAWNS.
SILKS, VELvErS. CASHMERES
yard wide, 0c
INDIA CHAILIEs.s immense assortment of new
styles, =. TO- l21ec.
Slih MOHAlk BRILLIANTINES, Old Rose, Flee
trc Biue Steel Gray and Tan. reduced cash price Sc
CHM SILKS. immense assortment of new styles
80. 40. so, 5Sc.
HENRlETfA ENGLISH CAsIIMEREs immense
assortment OF new shades wide double width. zoe
BEAUTIFUL DRESS GISGHAMS. immense A.
soriiitit OF new styles. 10, I21. Ii. 3, Poe.
BLACK SILK MOHAIR BRILLIANTINES ex-
ce!ieht quality, wide double fold, %, 81, 3716r
NERf BEST QUALITY FRUIT OF The LOOM
COTTON, yard wide, size
HANDSOME SAITkkNS. immense assortment Of
new styles, l2h 10. ls. 20. POE
CoLoEED nURAH SILKS. -, IS, Soc
HENRIETTA CASHMERE SERGEs elegant French
dress <Oods nearly yard and half wide all pure WOOL
special cash bargain, 6Uc. -'
EXCEILENT QUALITY sHEETING COTTON,
slLk MoHAlB BRlLLIANTINES nearly yard and
aquaf'er WIDE real value Doe. reduced 3vc.
CAhIEkS CASH STORE
III MARKET SPACE. NEAR 7TH ST
CASH PURCHASE TO THE AMOUNT OF a5
ENTITIES THE PURCHASER TO ONE OF OUR
VALUABLE PRESENTS. ,su
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.

AIBAuGH's. - Lamont Opera Company in
'Ihe Black Hussar."
NATIONAL RIFLES ARMoRY.-Grand Benefit
Concert for the Stanford Rifles.
CENTRAL LODGE, No. l, LO.OF., excursion
to Marshall Hall.
EIRST RaPTrsr CurRCu -Cnncnrt
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SHOT THROUGH THE HEART
Capt. c. NJ. Clarke Takes His Own
Life In a Fit of Insanity.

Capt. Clarence NJ. Clarke, son OF Mr.. s.
c. Clarke of East Washington. committed sui
eide yesterday morning b. sending bullet
through his heart. The deceased lived at No.
PIG 5th street northeast and had been en-
ployed in the Office OF the chief OF engineers,
United States Army for nearly ten years. He
was relieved from duty about month ago on
account of the lack of funds to run the Office.
but he would have returned to WORK at the be-
ginning of the next fiscal year.
About two weeks ago Capt. Clarke did some
surveying i'll Rockyi lie and the hot weather so
affected him that he afterward was troubled
with insomnia and a couple of days ago his
father noticed i'll him what he thought were
evidences OF insanity. DIR. Bayne treated him.
but he was ill that the medicine acted SLOWLY
although the doctor had hopes of effecting a
cure. Capt. Clarke married daughter of ex-
Representative Hazelton of Missouri and about
month ago she went to visit her parents i'll
Missouri. While she was away the captain
lived at his fathers house, corner of 5th and C.
streets, but had his Office in his own home.
COMPLAINED OF FEELING UNwELL.
Yesterday morning he arose and appeared at
the breakfast table as usual, but after the meal
he complained of feeling badly and his father
told him to lie down on the sofa in the parlor
He did so, but his restlessness caused anxiety
on the part of his father.
shortly after ii o clock the son rose. jumped
out the window and ran to his own house as
though some one had called him in a hurry.
His father followed him across the street and
when he reached the house his son had en-
tered his office on the third floor and locked
the door.
The distressed father raped on the door and
asked to be admitted but the son replied that
he was busy and could not open the door. MIR,
Clarke then returned down stairs and told
gentleman whc lives in the house of his sons
strange conduct. Before any plan of action
could be determined on the report Of a pistol
shot was heard.
THE DOOR OPENED.
The door was forced open. Seated in an easy
chair near an open window was the captain
with a smoking revolver in his hand. There
was bullet hole directly over the heart and
death was almost instantaneous.
When Coroner Patterson was notified he
questioned the folks in the house and gave a
certificate of death from pistol-shot wound
self-inflicted, while suffering from temporary
alteration Of mind.
Capt. Clarke was born in Ellsworth, Ohio. in
1915. and was a graduate of Yale College. He
was one If the best-known citizens of East
Washington, where he was largely interested in
real estate.
When only seventeen years of age he en-
listed in che Fifteenth Connecticut regiment
and was soon promoted for bravery to the cap
talncy OF Company ID. Twenty ninth Connect
cut regiment of the Connecticut volunteer
troops, in which position he served throughout
the war. The deceased was member of Burn
side Post GAL r., which organization will
probably take part in the funeral ceremonies.
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The EIFFEL TOWER Is regarded a wonder
full piece of work. and so il il. but a grander
thing the compromising of Dr. HESLEY's
Celery, Beef and Iron. the great tonic aud
strengthened OF the system and female regI-
lator. Its action Is perfect, thorough and per-
manent
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BABrs SKIN AND SCALP

Cleansed, purified, and beautifed by the CUTICURA
REMEDIES, the purest and best for itching, burn
ing, scaly, crused, and pimrly diseases the skin
and scalp. with loss of hair Mothers, do delay
Childhood is the time to permanently cure all humors
of the Min and scalp. Save your children years of
mental and physical suffering. IL
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PRINTERS.

l. MCQUEEN, PRINTER. llOS-9ll0 ST NV
has complete lie OF SAMPLES Of John A. Lowell
Co.'S .Boston) celebrated Steel Plate olders Orders
OF Dance, Menus ard Business Cards All who care
examine these beautiful goods, whether inten-
ton OF purchasing not. cordially invited do
FINE BOOK AND JOB PRINTING ONLY. m24
tSCGIiL & WALLACE
WI PRACTICAL BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS.
ErIntlng Ot every description neatly executed
llO1 T. st. NV.
Estimates furnished im.l9l PresswOrk for the Trade.
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LECTURES.
COMPLEMENTARY LECTURE
TO LADIES OF WASHINGTON.

MADAME A. RUPERT OF NEW YORK. LEADING
COMPLEXION SPECIALIST OF The WORLD,
LECTURES AT ALBAUGHs THEATER TUES
DAY AFTERNOON. JUNE SEVENTEENTH, AT
2:3o O'CLOCK; SUBJECT. HOW TO REGAIN
ALL INVITED. TICKETS FREE AT BOX OF.
FICE OF THEATER.
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PAxrs to order. Is. E1sEMAS Bros, 7th and F.

3-QUART Gem Ice cream freezer, S1.65.
LIS.
Adjustable window screens. 25c.
5saliOus very beet vapOr fU!d. 75c.
J. ". SCHAETER Bro,
China and Glass,
1920 9TH streetn
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RIvERDALE PARK.

Lots for sale-S1O cash. 50 per month Prop
erty spe..&s for itself. Statesmen will accom-
pany intending purchasers and furnish free
transportation to the park. Call at office for
plat WAsH'S DANESHowER.
Ills 4 st NV
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pWLK VIEW FOR 1890.

MAsHINGTONItNS' MOST POPULAR RESORT.
The New Excursion Steamer SAMUEL J. pENTZ
the FASTEST the Iotomac
SUNDAY, three tglIs, having al 10 30 am 3.l5
and , 30 D.. m. Returning at - and y n 1i,kets
25c
NkDNEsDAhS, comm cncing June Z. three tlss.
leaving at 9:i5 m., 1 40 aud q a. pm. Returning
at 4. d aud IL 30 pan. Tickets. s.,c
Family Days commence AIURDAH. July ;.
Dancing Day and EyuIiin. ali trips eNceI,t sun
day at the grounds on the largest and finest ,i ,q
south of New York. lime Brass Band on san lay. The
only place on the Potomac lighted by ele tricty ~
ceIlent meals furnished the grounds .,a,. Tins
resort has a hne SWItchbacA Railway ana all oihrr
popular amusemeEis. The Steamer Will o. Chartered
or LIBERIA percentage allowed TICKETS sold by 10
ceties. &C. No objectionable parties allowed On any
OF the above trlIs. a. 8. RANDALL.
ms It,,sri,.t,r
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-16

EVERY BUSINESS MAN should try his hand at
writing series of six paragraphs in THE STARS
advertising contest
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REDEEM II.
Redeem what you have lost by not giving US your
trade sooner.
Some of your hard-earned dollars. Don't be foolish
always. There is a tide III the affairs Of which
taken at the food," leads on
TO PROSPERITY
If you want to take the road which leads TO it come
right now Be wise and call to see our display Of
PRINCE ALBERT COATS AND VESTS,
Strictly All-wool Silk Facing serge lined fiat bound
AT sI2.75.
CUTAwAY SUITS.
Eight different styles and textures, strictly All wool
nooby and neat,
AT 1915.
SACK SUITS,
Neat mixtures. serge lined. double stitched
AT SAGA
BLUE SACK SUITS.
sla,ers Flannel. fadeess color. strictly Atwood.
Grand Army regulations, two sets of buttons,
AT $3.50.
SACK SUITS
Blue Serge, fadeless color. strictly all WOOL serge
lined, double stitched,
AT SLIGO.
PONGEE COATS AND VESTS,
AT So.
ALPACA CoATs-sl5o 81 rs. SO, $3.50 and s3.
New invoice Of CHILDREN's PANTS. ages to IL
years.
Only few SAILOR SUITS. ages 3 to 10 years.
AT 75o. AND 81
TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE
GENTLEMEN's FURNISHING GOODS
S27 AND s29 7TH ST NV.
Corner Massachusetts, Avenue.
STRICTLY ONE PRICE
je9 Open Saturday until IL pm
nRAFTMENs AND ENgINEERs
AF F1gfTsE h FiAaIsass..
Branch l722 Penna. ave- spio-sm
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.nSDrrIoS OF TIE wATEI.

Temperature and condition OF water at Z
am-tireat Falls. temperature. rs: condition.
g. Receiving reservoir. temperature. 50. Con-
dition a: north connection. 4; condition at
south connection. &c. Distributing reservoir.
Temperature. 70. Condition at influeut gate
house. 10: condition at effluent gate house. 80.
High tide IN the river, 7:25 pm; low tide,
lbs pm.
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INVESTORS should not fail to attend chancery
sale OF that valuable property on the north west
corner OF 18th and streets northwest, oppo-
site new city post office, tomorrow, Tuesday
evening, at $50 o clock.
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ATTENTION - called 10 auction sale Of furni-
ture. shirts. umbrellas, &C.. at 625 Louisiana
avenue tomorrow at 10 O'Clock.
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Caused by an Electric Light Wire.

An electric light wire was the cause OF a
slight fire in the flooring of the second story of
the Columbia Athletic Club house last night.
\ fireman from Engine Company No. / cut ont
the wire and extInguished the flames The
damage done did not mount to more than S25
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HUMAN ARTIFICIAL EYES. HEMPLER's. cor 1

HORE deferred maketh the heart sick.
A b. T.. Tonic maketh the heart glad.
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RIyERDALE PARK.

Lots for sale--s10 cash, IS per month. Prop
erty speaks for itself. Statesmen will accom-
pany intending purchasers and furnish free
transportation to the park. Gail at Office for
plat. WAsHS DANENHowER,
lis 81 NV.
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kNOTrED MEXICAN HAMMOCK, II feet long
~ feet bed. every mesh knotted, guaranteed
TO hold two persons, only - cents. At INF
fAIR. cor. 9TH ana ii SITS. NV.
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CITY ITEMS.

Let US Explain that we have Outing Shirts
in full assortment from SOC. up. Our silk Shirt
stock is especially noteworthy.
1t FRANC, One Price, 7th and d.
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ALL-wOoL BOYS PANTS, Il. Sizes % to 81
inches in seam. EIsESAS Bios, 18th and E..
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Washington Grove,

The Yatman meetings to begin at this resort
on Friday evening will continue ten days
Mr.. Yatman, who is n well-known evangelist
will be assisted by a large choir under the
leadership of MIR. Frank Wilson and Mrs J. r.
Mickle
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The Best AND PUREsr BEER in the market is
Heurich's extra pale" lager. The ARLINGTON
BoTTLISG Co. Telephone 63i-3.
100 Fl. BDs., S1.l5. LIBBEY. BITTINGER Il MILLER
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FORECAST -IL EIGuT IN. TUESDAY.
Tor the District o! Columbia. Maryland and
Virginia showers: stationary temperature, ex-
cept slightly warmer on the coast; southeasterly
Il
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HAv'S'T You HAD TINE to write a series OF
paragraphs IN competition for The Sr.R's
prizes Of Sl00, $50 and SIS?
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MrSs SIMMER HATS.

CHILp's SUITS reduced to 1915. EIsEMAN
Bros, 18th and T..
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Boards, sL15 per 100 feet 9th and N.Y.ave.
TRY CASE OF UECRICH's extra pale
lager. The ARLINGTON BoTTLISG Co.,
9th and h SITS NV.
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DhhINo fONDEh moist and sweet.
IS tbs. in the end moro eco
ABSOLUTELY nomical than any other
Tile BEST IT always gives uniform re-
suits
1t is absolutely free from
my6-tu.th. fkm aduIteration.
POSITIVELY
WHITE GOODS SALE
Winding UP of q busy Season with . blaze Of
Triumph and Glory.
We will sell, beginning MONDAY. JUNE 10.
on our Second Floor 10 Cases Of Manufacturers
from to yards free from all imperfectons with
out single flaw. at 4c. &C., &c., 7c &c.. IOc., l2c
15c. lsc and zoe. per yard, WHICH IS JUST HALF
PRICE.
These are exceedingly commendable for CHILL
DREN's DRESSES. WRAPPERS, TEA GOWNS,
BLOUsEs and DRESSING SACQUEs.
The sale will continue until every yard is sold out
Anticipating great rush we will place an extra large
force this floor to take care of all of YOU All can
be ntellgently waited upon, but for your own con-
venience it would be ad visable to call early
IN CONJUNCTION WITH SALE
and to make 1t doubly interesting we will sell on
counter adjoining the WHITE GOODS REMNANTS.
by actual count 1900 pieces of 42-INCH SWISS
FLOUNClNGs, in the most beautiful and desirable
patterns. for Soc. 7oc. and 81 per yard JUST HALF
PRICE.
That there will bea scramble for these leaves no
1o,,It co. 4, Al -,
order of our Mr.. G. Lansburgh, who sails for Europe
next week 500 pieces of IMPORTED STRIPED and
PLAID ORGANDIEs goods having retailed all the
from 25c to 45c per yard to close them YOUR
CHOICE AT l5c-HALF PRICE
Don't forget Second Floor for these elegant desir-
able bargains
+ E.. 4 4 | |'| :: :: :; .:
e. 81 E; ! Fl 6: Is: /
8& RBB RRR 90
4 & X K
t&& BBB RRR 9 Q
&aSS4 BBgkF ( ( 90 - 80 ;.
jel4 400. 422, 424. 42G SEVENTH ST.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.
Having leased for . term of years the Potomac Blue
stone Quarries from q. Vanderwerken, am now pre-
pared furnish BuildinE Stone walls and founda
Eons, and broken stone for concrete sIeciAlty,
hiring two stone crushers, in operation on James
Greek Canal and Orders forwarded to the follow
ing places will receive prompt Httention: JOS. IL
LIZ, No. 32.S Water ST., Georgetown. Box l56.
Builders Exchange. Telephone cails-Rcsidence,
ST.. ofnce, S57. ". II. MOHLER. my3O-lm'
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IT WoN'T TAKE MANY MINUTES for the fortu-
nate possessor of a facie pen to earn 800 in
The STARS advertising contest
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A Prohibition Meeting.

public meeting was held yesterday after
noon at the metropolitan NJ. Z. Church under
the auspices OF the national prohibitory amend
ment committee. Addresses favoriug prohibi-
ton AS the true remedy for the evils of iEtem-
perance were made by ". jennings Demorcst
and John Lloyd Thomas of New York, W. NJ
Jones treasurer of the Grand Lodge. LOOT.
George May Powell of Philadelphia, Rev. DIR.
hunger of Waterloo, NY, Mrs. Lydia II. Til
ton. Senator Blair and Representative Picker.
Mrs. Blttenbender presided.
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HOODS SARSAPARILLA,
Sold by all druggists 81: six for So Prepared only
by c. /. HOOD CO.. Lowell Mass
100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR /
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STAGE EXCURSIONS.

nEWITT'S TALLY HO COACH LINE LEAVES
~ ~ 18th ST. ". hound-tr1p: Arlington. 10 am
and 3 pm 5uc. Soi,liers' Home. am. = pm. DOE
Cabin John Bride. Wed and sun, y IA. zoe ui.,s
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SCHOOL CLosINGs.- Public school children
and their parents respectfully requested not
10 shop after pm. during commence ment
week. Weather Is hot. CLERKS ASSEMBLY.
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Coon NAME Is PRICELESS JEwEL.-The
Lily dress shield has u good name-well de
served-as one trial will convince you. Try
them. -
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Burned in Enigy.

number Of tue students az Kendall Green.
melab,rs Of a secret fraternity known by the
mystic letters H.O.S.S., had silent but excit-
ing time on saturday night. Two members OF
the society, who were said 10 have divulged
some of the secrets of the society. were burned
IN efhgy on the campus. The two men we're
seniors and their classmates made a vigorous
Resistance to the burning.
VALUABLE PROPERLY AT AUCTToS-The at
tentlon OF investors and others Is called TO the
chanccry sale of valuable improved real estate
on street between Eth and 18th streets north
west. near the proposed site of the new city
post office. 10 take place by auction tomorrow
Tuesday. June Il, at $50 o'clock pm This
property l. admirably situated for heavy mer-
eSntlie or manufacturing purposes and can be
readily subtlyIdcd into three or four eligible
building lots. and with the new city post
o1hce added % It's vicinity its value as an in
ycstmcnt cannot be oyerestimated ana should
command the attention oi persons IN search OF
hne business property. For particulars see
advertisement.
EVERY MAIL brings in a series OF articles
written Tor ITE STARS advertising contest
: he writers of the three best series will be
Handsomely rewarded
THJEE-SIORY BRICK. asa III street northwest
to be sold tomorrow IT J:3D 4 good oppor-
tunIty to obtain centrally located property.
See Adyt
AFENTIoS u called to the peremptory sale
OF hnc lot ON Heating avenue near Lincoln ave
nue. Prospect Hill. near boundary and North
Capitol street. adjoining lexington. See Advt .
IHE LLY.-Rubber dress shields are very
often cured with powerful chemicals. danger
Gus alike to health aud the fabrics with which
they come IN contact. IL you buy the LILY
dress shield goa receive printed guarantee
with each pair that 10 such che meals are used
Ask Cor and insist on having the Lily. All
Others are limitations and should be avoided as
dangerous.
HAyN'r You HAD LINE 70 write a series Of
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MIN SUMMER HAS.
All kinds OF stiff and flexible brim straws,
from 500. 10 IS: good ones Il to $3.50; light
colored derbys and tourists reduced prices Il.
q. LEwrS x SOY. 1921 New York ave. Also
flannel shirts. office coats. light vests.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

fNHE HALLET DAVIS PIANO AGENCY WILL
Il tie closed June Is aud reOIsned sept 4 with
SUI erb stcek OF pianos. Bargains before CLOSING
m2y a.. l.. SUMNER. AGENT.
rJNHE SHEET AND RICH TONED KRkKAUER
i1anos, spoken OF 10y artists in Terms Of hish praise
are sold al reasonable figures al hlHN'S Temple "
Music, l2O9 q ST. NV Tuning and Repairing
aI24-im
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AtrENTIoS is called to the peremptory sale
OF nnc lot on Heating avenue near Lincoln ave-
nue. Prospect Hill. near Boundary and North
Capitol street adjoining lexington. See Advt Z.
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UosEPH GAwLER
d fuNEkAI DIRECTOR AND EMRALMER
ls:S4 lei.nsyivAnia ave. l.E
7eleyhoue cslI Isl" ~
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Use THE JOHNSTON BREARFAsT COFFEE. Sold
by all grOcers at &c. per pOun package
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suIrs to order. 800. ErsEMAS Bros. 9TH andE
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EVERY Day Another LEADER.
On Saturday. June Ia. We will sell Oolah Challie
Remnants,
81. CENTS.
On Monday. June l6 We will sell our l5c French
Saline Remnants.
On Tuesday June L. will sell the balance of Plain
and Figured Wool Challe,
On Wednesday, June 1s, we will sell the balance Of
all Silk Surah.
25 CENTS.
On Thursday June 10. we will sell Sc. Saline Rem
nants,
AZ CENTS
On Friday. June 90 we will sell Odds and Ends in
Bingham Remnants,
ga CENTS.
These are our Clearing Prices. and the very next
thing to nothing for goods. Call each day and
our leaders. No doubt viii be able to supply
all buyers.
KAUFMAN'S DOUBLE COMBINATION STORE.
,e14.l6.1s-3t l24l aud 1243 18th st. sc.
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STRING LAMB.
For spring lamb and Washington dressed
beef go TO .. Il. hEILY, 9Th IT. wing. Center
market and y. l.. market. 9TH and X SITS.
ALL-wOOL BOYS PANTS. 81. Sizes u to 81
In IlI..,s md
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livery MAIL brings in a series OF articles
written for ITE STARS advertising contest.
: he writers OF the three best series viii be
lands Omcly rewarded
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LEAp1Se INSTRUMENTS
DECKER BROS.
WEBER
FISCHER PIANOS
ESTEH
IYERS POND
ESTEY ORGANS FSTTY ORGANS
MODERATE PRICES. EASY TERMS.
Old Instruments taken part payment Tuning
and leIa ring.
Telephone ia
SANDERS STAYMAN,
a34 4 street northwest
IL y. Charles 81. Baltimore. MI
no l2lG Main ~. Richmond, Va
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-16

Riverdaie Park.
$40 cash. IS per month will buy Beautiful
Lot in the prettiest subdivision near Washing
ton. Lots range in size and prices from
40xl20 for $500 TO 60xl50 from $3.50 to S4OO
Parties wishing to embrace this opportunity of
saving q small amount each month sad owning
real estate will be shown the property free of
cost Statesmen are ready 20 accompany such
persons 40 any time. Trains leave l.. and o.
depot at $50 am, 1910. 3:25. 4:S2 and Go
pm; returning leave Riverdale 946 am. and
80. 4:01, 6:l0 and 7:25 pm. Short ride. Gail
at Office and make appointment to go. or write
to Office and have salesman call on YOU.
WAsH'N DASENHowER
les Ills ST. nv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-16

SUITS to order. so. EIsEMAN Bros. 9TH and E.
CARPETS CAMPHoRAIED and made moth proof
free Of charge. EXPIRE CARPET CLEANING
WORKS. 63I-63j Mass. ave. NV. Telephone 1862.
CHILD's SUITS reduced to 1915. EIsEMAS
Bros, 9Th and f.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-16

Cutlery, Surgical Instruments. Guns, Re-
volvers, Sporting Goods. WALFoRD's, 9s3 + 81. .