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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-14

Having numerous requests from the ladies of WASH
ington have come here in person and will deliver
Public Lecture on the subject Of the Compexion at
Aibaughs Iheater on Tuesday afternoon June IL,
2:3O O'clock to which cordially in vite the ladies If
Washington. Mad RUPERT has lectured on this
subject in all the principal cities of the world and
everywhere met with crowded houses This eminent
SPECIALIST is we'll known that she needs no introduce
ton The praises of her wonderful Face Bleach are
already sung by many of our prominent society.
Read what the press of the country says:
New York WOrid-Hundreds OF ladies were turned
away from the Fifth Avenue Tbeaier. occasion be-
ing lecture by the famous compile EXON specialist
Mime. RUPERT.
New York Tribtne-Mme Ruppert's lecture coca.
s,oned large and fashionable audience.
Chicago Herud-The very unpropitious weather did
trail Music Hall yesterday afternoon listen 10 lee
plexions
Philadelphia Tmes-Not even Patti or LanRtry ever
9ceasioned SO large an audience Of beautiful
Complexion at Chestnut street Theater yesterday.
Those desiring to attend the Lecture which will he
given at Albaughs Theater ON Tuesday afternoon.
June H. at :30 O'Clock, tickets at the box
office of the theater free. This Lecture will be e1clu.
sively for ladies'
Lsdies, come to my Lecture at Albaughs Thester on
Tuesday afternoon, June Z, at 2:3o o'clock.
1 will explain fully how l can remove all blemishes
of the skin by external application 1t Will cost you
nothing aud you may gain information that will prove
valuable. Bring your pencils and note books. for
Will give you some formulas which cannot fail
appreciate Don't forget the date of the Lecture Al
baughs Theater. Tuesday afternoon. June IL at 80
o'clock. Excellent music.
For benefit of Washington ladies Madame Ripper.
will open permanent parlors here Opening of SAINT
day following Lecture. jel4-2t
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CONDENSED LOCALS.

The Epworth League of the Metropolitan
d. r. Church held It's regular monthly meeting
last nISlt III the sunday school room o. the
church. An enjoyable evening was spent by
the members. number OF whom took part in
an impTOmpIu literary and musical program.
George Fraser. the nine year-old son OF Mr.
fraser OF No. Engine Company, while play
Ing on lot on Maryland avenue between eth
aud lOta streets northeast yesterday afternoon
was kicked by horse and badly bruised.
Prof. Searle delivered yesterday at the
CATHOLIC University the eighteenth and last of
ms public lectures on astronomical subjects
for the season OF lSS9-9O. His subject was
The Stellar Universe; Is il SYSTEM"
Hon Eltjah y Morse of Massachusetts will
delive- an address at the Metropolitan Wesley
Zion An. L. Church, ID street southwest, sun
day afternoon. June %, at pm
The viii OF the late Anthony Coates. leaving
his es ate 10 his daughter Rosima, subject e
some minor requests, was fled yesterday.
Yesterday W. 7. DOnnelly. "A brother OF
james ID. DOnneiy. was held by Justice Bupdy
IN =, 90 bond Tor the Criminal Court for VIC.
lation OF the internal revenue law by selling
liquor without revenue license.
John /. Dunlop of the Columbian University
received two years medal for punctuality
and department. instead Of u one years medal,
- published
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THEY BASE THEIR DECISION on THE FOURTH
COMMANDMENT, WHICH, MR. DOUGLASS SAYS. Is
PART OF THE COMMON LAw--THE POLICE
NOTIFIED AND LETTER TO Mr. HEWITT.
After The srAR's report closed yesterday
| the Commissioners decided to let the Sunday
base ball question go over until today. Bright
! and early this morning Commissioner Douglass
called the board together and notified Major
Moore and the assistantattorney for the District
Mr. Thomas that their presence was desired.
The gentlemen soon arrived and Secretary
Tindall. with an arm full of law books, went
into the board room and deposited them in
front of Mr.. Thomas. The Commits
sioners were not long in getting to
work. The law was looked up thoroughly and
the following order issued as result of the
investigation: That the major of police is
proposed game of base bali by the Washington
Base Ball Club in the city of
Washington or the District Of
Columbia on Sunday, June 18th instant" A
letter was also sent to President Hewett mott
flying him of the Commissioners action and
saying that If the game was persisted i'll the
ma or of police would be instructed to use such
force as may be necessary to prevent it.
THE LAW.
Just under what law the Commissioners came
to their decision is not known. They found an
old municipal statute which authorized their
predecessor the mayor to revoke any permit
when satisfied that the permit WAS to be used
for any immoral or improper purpose. This.
however, they did not consider, ms to revoke
the permit would prevent the club from play
ing during the week.
COMMISSIONER DOUGLASS EXPLAINS.
Commissioner Douglass in an interview with
STAR reporter upon the subject said: Il
thought it would shock the country to learn
that such a thing as Sunday base ball was per-
mItted at the nationa. capital. Ii we had been
unsuccessful in finding "a law / should have
done my utmost to manufacture one"
You found a law, thon?' queried The STAR
man. ''Nes.we did. The Old common law of Eng
land held that the Christian religion was part
of the common law, and when the first settlers
came to this country they brought the
common law with them. You know that
its against the Christian religion to play bal,
on sunday. for on the face of it it's violation
of the fourth commandment That is the law
We operated upon in this case"
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MoHArns. CHAL11Es. LAWNS.


VERY FIN EST QUALITY LONSDALE CAMBRIA.
yard wide, l0c.
INDIA CHAJLIES, immense assortment Of new
styles, \. 10. l212c.
SILK MOHA1R BEILLIANTINES, Old Rose, Elec-
tr1c Blue. Steel Gray and Ta reduced cash price &C.
CHINA SILKS, immense assortment Of styles,
80. As, so, oSc.
HENRIETTA ENGLISH CASHMERES, immense
assortment Of new shades, wide double width 25c
mAUTifUL DRESS GINGHAMS immense as
sorinent OF new styles, 10, l21e. Is. IL, I5c.
BLACK SILK MoHAIR BRILLIANTINES, ex-
cellent quality, vide double fod, 10, 81, :}7tac.
VERY BEST QUALITY FRUIT OF THE LOOM
COTTON, yard wide, Sic.
HANDSOME SAITEENS. immense assortment Of
new styles, l21l. 10, TX, 20, zoe.
COLORED SCRAH SILKS 30, -, soc
HENRIETTA CASHMERES! RGES, elegant French
dress goods. nearly yBrd and half wide. ali pure WOOL
special cash bargain, 5Uc.
EXCELLENT QUALITY sHEETING COTTON,
immense double width zoe
sILk MOEA1R BRlLLIANTINEs. nearly yard and
quarter wide, real value 3Oc.. reduced 39c
GATHERS CASH STORE.
I'll MARKET SPACE. NEAR 7TH ST
CASH PURCHASE TO THE AMOUNT OF as
ENTITIES THE PURCHASER TO ONE OF OUR
VALUABLE PRESENTS. je2
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THE COURTS.
PROBATE CoURT-.Tu6oe Con

PROBATE CoURT-Jidoe Con.
festerday-Estate of Anthony Coates: will
MED. Estate of John b. Wilson; do. Estate of
Ellen Theresa Knapp; do. Estate of Daniel I.
johnson; letters testamentary to Jane c. john
son; bond. $4,000. Estate of W. H. Chase; do
to Sarah +. Chase; bond. 500. Estate of Ed
ward Jones: do. 10 Olive NJ. Jones; bond, s400.
Estate Of b. 5. Ashby; letters OF admnistra-
ton to Genevieve T. Wager: bond. $4,000
Estate of L. A. Godfrey; do. to Campbell Car
rlngton; bond, 1000. In re VIM. Desmond;
Mary Desmond appointed guardian; bond, $780,
Estates of l.. NJ. Powell. Stanley Matthews VIM.
I. Smoot and Jacob Depue; accounts passed.
Estate OF Thos. NJ. Smith; certificate OF pay
ment of legacies
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Riverdale Park.

$40 cash, IS per month will buy Beautiful
Lot i'll the prettiest subdivision near Washing
ton. Lots range in size and prices from
4Oxl2O for 1900 to 60xl5O from $3.50 to S4OO.
Parties wishing to embrace this opportunity of
saving small amount each month and owning
real estate will be shown the property free of
cost. Statesmen are ready TO accompany such
persons at any time. Trains leave Is. and o.
depot at $3.50 am, 1910, 1875, 1872 and 6:2O
pm; returning leave Riverdale 9:i6 a. m and
l:3O 4Ol, 6:lO and 1925 pm. Short ride. Call
at office and make appointment to go, or write
TO Office and have salesman call on YOU
WAsH'N DANENHowER,
le5 Ills L st NV
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BEDFoRD SPRINGS, PA.-In order to accom-
modate the large number of people who visit
the famous medicinal waters at Bedford
Springs the Baltimore and Ohio railroad has
placed ON additional fast express train. with
parlor cars attached, leaving Washington at
$50 am. daily. except Sunday, and arriving at
Bedford Springs at All p. m. same day. stop
ping for dinner ut Cumberland. Round-trip
tickets on sale at all the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad offices in this city ut $7.95. The
train scheduled returning is equally as expedi-
tious and pleasant as going.
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POLES FOR DISTRICT WIRES.
Arranging for a Moonlight Excursion

A moonlight excursion that promises to be
unusually enjoyable will be given Tuesday
evening" Julys, by the employees of the Boston
Dry Goods House on the steamer Charles
Manchester to Marshall Hall. The committee
in charge. Messrs. W. G. Hurley, W. G. Fear
ing. G. b. Olcott, Z. p. Parker. W. F. Oliver
aud W. Gettinger, are actively engaged perfect
ing the arrangements. The Marine Band has
been engaged TO furnish music on the steamer
and the pavilion at the grounds. The dancing
program will be in charge of Mr.. John ii. Oh
colt, who will be assisted by Messrs. w. Hamil-
ton Smith. Charles Z. Davis and Macolm
Brown. The committee have determined to
limit the number OF tickets to prevent crowd
ing, and have also arranged to arrive at the
wharf at l1:30. In case of any unforeseen de-
lay arrangements have been made with the
street railroad companies to have the late cars
wait Tor the boat
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LECTURES.
COMPLEMENTARY LECTURE
TO LADIES OF WASHINGTON.

A. RUPERT OF NEW YORK, LEADING
COMPLEXION SPECIALIST OF THE WORLD.
LECTURES AT ALBAUGH'S THEATER TUES
DAY AFTERNOON. JUNE SEVENTEENTH, AT
2:3o O'CLOCK: SUBJECT. "How TO REGAIN
AND RETAIN A PERFECT COMPLEXION"
ALL INVITED. TICKETS FREE AT BOX OF.
FICE OF THEATER.
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Charged With Stealing Rings

A seventeen-year-old colored boy named
David Edmonds was before the Police Court to-
day charged by Detective Carter with stealing
two rings from Mrs. Sidney Mcfarland. Ono
was diamond ring worth SIS and the other
was worth $50.
The boy claimed that he and another boy
named Johnson took them together but Johu-
son denied that he knew any thing of the theft.
Edmonds was held for the grand jury in
$500 bail and johnson was not prosecuted
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-14

Cut Prices at Hudson's Variety Store, 9l2
7th ST. NV: Monday, june Is, only. 100 pes
decorated u nner Sets, 7.9S; 10 pcs. Chamber
Sets, si.9S. 80 Majoiica Plates, &c. each: Ma
lollca Cake Stands, Zoe. each; 16-gal. Glass
Pitchers, 19c.; a doz. Goblets l9c; POT
Cream Freezers, Sl.3O; sgt. Cream Freezers
u. AZ; 4-qt Cream Freezers, 81 SO; " Sheets
Shelf Paper, &c. HUDsoN's Variety Store,
le14 g12 It'll at NV
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.

AIRaUGH's- - Lamont Opera Company in
"Nadjy'
CHAs. MAcALEsTER to Indian Head Return
Csc and 10 pm
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CUTICURA RESOLyENT.

The new Blood and Skin Purifier and greatest of HUI
NOR Remedies. internally, and CUTICURA. the great
SKIN cure. ana CUTICURA SOAP, an exquisite Skin
Beanifer externally, speedily and permanently cure
every species OF itching burning scaly crusted PIN.
ply, scrofuous and hereditary diseases and humors
from pimples to scrofula.
Sold everywhere Price, CUTICURA. Soc; SOAP
zoe; RESoLVENT, 81. Prepared by the POTTER
DRUG AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION, Boston.
sS Send for How TO Cure Skin Diseases ~ 6I pages
oO illustrations and 100 testimonials
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-14

Miss H. f. Hunter, eleven years prncI-
pal of a school hear Baltmore-nearly six years
with the Norwood Institute in this CITY, will be
ready (D.V.) to receive a few pupils September
"a, 1890. From 0 am. to II IN. Location
(vicinty OF Dupont Circle given in September
advertisement Cad for one week from 10
O'Clock n. m to IL noon at 1915 | street After
that address 10 n Calhoun street Baltimore. IL
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A GRATEFUL MOTHER.

thank You for your CUTICURA REMEDIES and
feel that In doing so might be able save some per.
son from heavy Doctors bill. which know it has
done Tor me. My baby was seven weeks old when
began To try the CU1ICURA REMEDIES for disc
which had spr nd itself all its head and face
was nearly distracted had been to the Doctors but
got no satisfaction Before two days use of the CUTI
CURA REMEDIES the scabs began to loosen and in
three weeks lcoud hardly believe that it was the baby
USED 10 dread people seeing He is perfectly cured
and has beautiful growth of hair coming am very
grateful to you Mrs GEO MOREMAN
Nertun. Iower Iuchine Afontreal d q
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CURED BY CUTICURA.

fused two bottles of the CUTICURA REsOLvENT.
three boxes of CUTICURA and one cake o, CUTICURA
ooAf' ana am cured OF terrible skin and scalp dis
ease known a. psoriasis. had IT for eight years IT
would get better and worse at times. Sometimes nv
mead would be solid scAb and was Mt the time be-
gan the use of CUTICUkA REMEDIES. Nv arms
were covered with scabs from my elbows shoulders
my breast was almost one solid scab aud my back
covered with sores varying in size from a penny To
dollar had doctored with all the best doctors with
no relief. and used many different medicines without
erect. Ny case was hereditary, and began to think
hcuraDe out 1t began to heal from the first appcs
ton. ARCHER RUSSELL DsshIar on;a
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je5

For Sale-Specials in Horse Fly Nets-9Oc.
S1.15, SL2O, Sl.45, SLIGO and Sl.75 up. The
lashes in these nets are treated to a chemical
process that renders them water and acid
proof aud are guaranteed not to fade or tangle
up and to resist the action of perspiration
from the horse. TopHAM's,
ie5-eO6t 1911 Pa ave NV
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School CLosISGs.-Public school children
and their parents are respectfully requested not
10 shop after pm. during commencement
week. Weather is hot. CLERKS ASSEMBLY,.
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OCULAR To ITSELF

Inat Hoods Sarsaparia does possess curative power
REGULAR 10 Itself is eonclusivey shown by the
derfu cures it has effected unsurpassed in the history
OF medicine. This absolute it by
son ofahe fact that it is prepared by COMBINATION,
PROPORTION and PROCESS Peculiar to Hoods Sar-
saparilla
KNOWN TO NO OTHER
medicine and by which the full medicinal power of all
the ingredients used is retained Hoods Sarsararila
Is highly concentrated extract of Sarsapara Dande-
lion, Mandrake Dock Juniper Berries and other WE'LL
known vegetable remedies. II has its way to the
ieading place among medicines by its intrinsic,
undisputed merit, and todiy
HOODS SARSAPARILLA
mas larger sale than any other similar preparation in
the country. If You have meyer taken Hoods Sarsa-
psr,lla, try it this season.
II consider Hoods Sarsapara one Of the few patent
medeines that an honest democrat safely recon-
mend leave my desk almost every day aud give the
purchasers of Hoods Sarsa parilla my personal ap
provai ROBERT B. FRAZER, Apothecary, Elkton,
Maryland"
n. BE sure to get only
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FINE PoRrRAIIs at Kets Kemethy,s. llO9 Pa. a

An OPPORTUNITY Is afforded TO persons de-
string summer home III the mountains to Sc
cure a villa or cottage site at a moderate price
IN Prospect Hill Park. overlooking Eagles
Mere. Pa. See advertisement of TYLER 4
RUTHERFORD III another column.
BOARDS, Ellis per 100 feet 9Th and y. y. ave.
The BEST AND PUKEsT BEER III the market is
EeurIch's extra Tale" lager. The ARLINGTON
BoTTLISG Co. Telephone G3i-3.
CARPETS CAMPHORATED and made 9th proof
free OF charge. EMPIRE CARPET CLEANING
WORKS, 63l-6j5 Mass. ave. NV. Telephone 1862
LOOK AT OUR BABY sRRIAGEs offered at - So.
JUL,Us LASsBURGH. 18th ana sts.
S-oUART Gem Ice cream freezer, Sizes.
l.y5
Adjustable window screens. Csc.
sgaiiOns very best Yapor fluid. 75c.
J. W. SCaAEFER BRO,
China and Glass,
1920 9Th street NV
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500 Boxes MEssISA, Palermo and Sorrento
oranges and lemons ex steamers Giava an
Burgnndia, just landed in New York receiving
and for sale by T. II. HARRIS. 9O7 La ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-14

Lots for sale-Sl0 cash, IS per month. Prop
erty speaks for itself. Statesmen will accom-
pany intending purchasers and furnish free
transportation to the park. Call at Office for
plat. WAsHS DANENHowER.
Ills st NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-14

That soc. Mackinaw Straw Hat is raisin.
quite breeze IN the trade. Little wonder
when you've often paid twice rs much for one
that was no better
1t Franc, One Price. cor. It'll and D.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-14

Lots for sale-SlO cash, IS per month. Prop
erty speaks for itself. Statesmen will accom-
pany intending purchasers and furnish free
transportation to the park. Call at Office for
plat WAsHN DANENHowER,
Ills + st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-14

The LILY DRESS SHiELp.-From Maine
California the Lily Dress Shield is known an
used. Tryit. For sale everywhere.
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The KNOWING How.

Theory is all right when you want to
talk" railoring-but you need to arm your
sell with erDsrtence- well shears
when You get down to execution. We don't
know anything about second and third rate
grades Of workmanship. We've a cutter
with one of the best designing heads on his
shoulders that's to be found in this country
and the cleverness Of his hand is not ex-
celled. His productions prove this.
You take fine patterns and draw them
out Of the line upon line of imported fab
RIGS that We carry-and can any result be
reached but peJectioW 'Twould be surpris-
ing if there could.
Don't have anything to do with chea % tall
oring. It's like buying decayed fruit-be-
cause it is cheap. It's rotten from the core
out. On the other hand it's not necessary
to pay for the building Of q brick block
every time you leave your measure.
The only difference between US and the
high-priced New York and London tailors
ia the price you pay 'em for their reputation
and its almost as much as the clothes are
worth. The way we look at it satisJac.
ton is your ri0ht-and you ought not to be
expected 10 pay forit
Leave your measure with us once-try ma
II the result is not up to your expectations
you don't have to take the garment We
never ask anybody to shoulder our mis-
takes-but we do mt make any.
ATTENDAN TS' "REGIMENTALs."
Now. have you people provided for your
Servants Summer Liveries, You cannot be
too careful. "Rusty" fashion is worse than
none. It's thoughtlessncss if you haven't
sent 'em down for q change. Don't FORGET
any longer.
When we are fitting the coachman shan't
we send along u Linen Liverys Its like
Rubber oho-useful often. There isn't an
other house within q good many hundred
miles that carries the complete Livery stock
Ue DO. These are purchases most of you are
cautious IN making-because propriety has to
be followed TO the rigid extreme. We've
been years climbing to the high favor we are
in with you i'll this line 'rwasn't the growth
Of one season.
You won't want to uniform man or boy
for any service that We haven't the proper
styles always in the house.
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Soc CASH. SOC. WEEKLY. New credit system.
Rogers silyerware, clocks, china lamps, piano
and table covers. table linen. cutlery. rugs,
clothes wTingers, lace curtains, portleres, win
dow shades. &c. Address AGAIN, Star office.
Will call with samrleS
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CONDITION OF TIE WATER

Temperature and condition of water at Z
am.-tircat Falls, temperature. IS; condition
g. Receiving reservoir. temperature. 81 Con-
dition at north connection. 50; condition at
south connection. 20. Distributing reservoir
temperature. 10. Condition at infuent gate
house. 80: condition at effiuent gate house &C.
high tide IN the river, 5:i7 pm; low tide,
lzOI pm.
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Prices HAVE DRoPPED-Natches cleaned.
81; stem-wInder handspring, 81; key winder,
Use. Repairing reasonable and guaranteed
L. G.. HINES. 800 ST. NV.
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WEAK, PAINFUL RACKS

Kidney and Uterine Pains and Weaknesses relieved in
one minute by the CUTICURA ANTI-PAIN PI.AS-
TER. the first and only killing plaster Iwxs
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CITY ITEMS.

Trunks That Will Wear Well at prices
that are guaranteed 10 be low, at ToPHAMs
Trunk and Harness Mandatory, 1881 Penna.
ave, NV. 1t
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Two NEARLY New BRICK DWELLINGS. Nos 1142
and ll44 9Th street. between l. and NJ streets
northeast, to be sold at auction next Wednes-
day. See advt
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CaSfOria.

When baby was sick we gave her Castoria.
When she was Child she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss she chung to Castoria.
When she had Children she gave the Castoria
jal6-thstu,ly
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PEoF. HAWKS, the humorlst Will assist in
killing time between the pieces at the grand
concert Monday evening. June 10, at the first
Baptist Church. 10th stree
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1921 Pa. ave. n. "

Piles! Piles! Piles!-Dr. Williams Indian
Pile Ointment ID the only sure cure for Blind,
Bleeding or Itching Piles discovered. 1t
never fails to cure old chronic cases of long
standing. WILLIAMS MIRO. Co., Cleveland,
Ohio. ia25-s tn TIL 5Ot
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SUNDAY a. Marshall Hall. See advt.

IMPORTANT SALE OF FURNITURE
Downing, auctioneer, will sell on Monday next
at residence No. l7l9 street northwest, q large
collection or household goods, in which are
some rare and valuable antiques.
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Has. steeI-pIate letter engraver.

kNOTIED MEXICAN HAMMOCK. IL feet long,
7ls feet bed. every mesh knotted, guaranteed
TO hold two persons. only - cents. At The
FAIR, cor. 7lh AMI III sts NV
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AMONG the auction sales to take place Wednes-
day next good opportunity to obtain COM
Portable brick dwelling presents itself in sale on
9th between l. and NJ streets northeast. See
adyt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-14

ATTENTION is called to the cut prices OF Rock
VILE property under country real estate.
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IT WoN'T TAKE Many MINUTES for the fortu
nate possessor of facile pen to earn 500 il
The STARS advertising contest.
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EVERY NAIL brings in a series of articles
written for The STARS advertising contest. The
writer's of the three best series will be hand.
somely rewarded
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For SALE.-A fine litter of Collie puppies by
the great Champion Dublin Scot and Gypsia
", registered, combining two grand pedigrees.
1921 10th at. NV