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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-08-19

Posners' great retail house In Baltimore.
had a fire not long since. There's moth
Ing phenomenal about that. But, when
they took pains to advertise that their
goods weren't really very much damaged.
aud actually had the meral courage 10
make that statement 10 the middle OF
summer (whea business generally Is dun.
they showed how much more they valued
their word than they did spasm OF trade
brought on by q caprice OF fortune. a
honse that viii tell the truth against Its
own interests. writes, thereby, perpet-
nal policy of popular confidence. botn in
and endowing. That's what
Posuer Bros. did, and the people are
proud Of the action.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-08-19
q Strange Case.

Had Mrs. II. q. Gardner, OF VistuIa,
Ind. lived two thousand years ago she
would have been thought TO be possessed
By evil spirits. She was subject to ner-
vcus pr0stEation, headaches, dizziness.
backache, paipitati0n and ferry t. fifty
treated By eight physicians for years with
by one bottle OF DR.. Miles Restorative
Nesvine. 4 trial bottle OF this new end
wonderful medicine. and finely illustra-
ted treatise free It the City Drug store,
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-08-19
The Annapolis Gun Club.

Following is the score of the Annapo-
oils Gun Club, shot under the Keystone
rapid firing system, 20 birds per man at
their shooting gre unds Monday:
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-08-19

CHAsdE or TINE.
Thar sun iAy. June 18th. 1890, pas
90 az 9e.1as viii leave Annapolis as follows
SIS ,.ssAPoLIs. ARRIVE IN BaLTl hoks
Liass $50 a N. Arrive Att % y, a. m
10 ga m. =. 80 - -.
sOIp, N, 80 ~ "a
.,-ys,RR- IARRIvE IN ARHAPoLTs
LfaFA "AS s6a m. Arrive at....y.25 q. IN.
20 p. M 80. 90 ks.-
- 625 p. N. 'o0 " -
sUEDAY Trains;
Lave Annapolis at so" a. m. and eco p M
- asltl more at $40 a. IN. and 6.25 p. m.
.--g-.Iybt trims evsry wednesday and
sl.s-iay. leays An laooiis lo5o =. m. arrive
. 5.aq q i5i5 21 2. Isl iSt p M p' =
D. Nt''S onap5lis 70 Baltimore aud RETURN
., E ~ Fr,irbt taken At lowest rates,
ID 4. A. CO0MBS, CENT. manager.
"A BuRCK. sec'y and Treas.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-08-19

For Pollock & Freidenrich, Ladies'
hand and machine made Shoes in all
styles and prices, 60 to Brooks il Bar
ton, is Main Street, Annapolis. They
are selling them % per cent. less than
Baltimore prices.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-08-19

Mr.. Obery having broken the larg-
est number of birds was awarded the med.
al for the ensuing week
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-08-19
PRINCIPAL Oh THE GIRLS school.
Charges of Incompetency. Lack of Dis
cipIine. sc.

Charges of Tncompetency. Lack Of Dis
cipline. SC.
a petition signed By some thirty and
more patrons and taxpayers Of the pub
lie schools Of this city. was laid before
the school trustees on Saturday, charging
the principal, Mrs. r. Dorsey. with In
competency, lack of discipline. &C. The
trustees have taken the matter into con-
sideration and will investigate The charg-
es. Friday next In the public school build
ing, has been appointed as the day Of hear
Ing the charges and specifications. The
petition is as follows:
To the Trustees Of the
Public Schools Of Anndp0lfs.
Whereas, we the parents of the children
composing the Sixth and Segenh grades
OF the Female Department OF the Public
School of Annapolis, Md, (Mre Dorsey,
principal are convinced that said chill
dren are not progressing In their studies
on account Of lack OF having some one
competent TO tDapGrt the same; and, where
as, too much time has been taken up dur
ing the last year and . half for non-essen-
tuals, which should have been given 10
studying:
We hereby solicit the trustees, and
others who may have authority. to grant
a removal OF the present principal, and
to appoint one who Is Thoroughly comps-
tent TO inpdrt Instruction aud to enforce
discipline.
Hoping this will suit your hearty appro-
val and speedy action. we respectfully re-
main as follows.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-08-19

The best salve 10 the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hand, Chilblains,
Corns and all Skin Eruptions, and posi-
lively cures Piles, or no pay required. II
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price 20 cents per
bog. For sale by j. Walter Hodges 81 Co.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-08-19

Whether on pleasure bent or business
should take on every trip 6 bottle OF
Syrup of Figs, as it acts most pleasantly
and effeetually on the kidneys. liver and
bowels, preventing fevers, headaches and
other forms OF sickness. For sale Ia 500
and $1O0 bottles by ell lssdiog dru ggists
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-08-19

Malt Phosphates. Champaign and Or
ange Cider, also Wickham's Celebrated
Ginger Ale, cents glass at A. Hart 9
Maryland Avenue.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-08-19

AANAh GO AOAAQWGs
Chas II. Dexter. Mrs. Mollie Virgins
Mrs. G. II. Dexter, Ellen Bealler.
Mrs. j. q. Hall, MIRA VIM. Minnick,
Jno. I'll. White, Robt K. Sommers
Mary G.. White, Mrs Jesse Russell,
Chas. II. Russell, |. N. MooTehouse,
Mrs ]. Nj. Prospect, Arthur Carter.
Dir. A. Prospect, VIM. Feldmeyer,
f. Moorehouse, Mrs.. +. Feldmeyer.
Mrs Nj. f. Martin, Joe. Hinton,
Mrs. Chas. Wilson, NJ. Taylor.
Mr.. Chas. Sullivan, Mrs. A. Stinchcomb.
Mr. j. Hollidayoke, Mrs G.. w. Clark,
Mrs x. Hollidayoke, Samuel Morgan.
Mrs. 4. b. Russell. JAS. A. Hardesty,
Mrs. w. II. Dawes, Mrs. Sommers,
Mrs. M. f. Sullivan, y. G. Hall.
I. T. Brown, Catherine Brown,
Geo. w. Clark.
The friends of Mrs. Dorsey claim that
the animus at this affair originated in
the Methodist Church, and 10 . personal
persecution of her religions rights because
she sends her daughter to q Catholic In
stitulion, and allows the catholic teachers
In her department to run the school, ac-
cording to their own dictations. Others
claim that the petition is gotten up In the
interest of certain politicians for the pur-
pose of displacing Mrs. Dorsey and put
ting a man prlncical over the whole de-
partment. BE these charges what they
may, Ii is well known that there has been
great dissatisfaction In this department OF
the public schools for some time. and all
kinds of reports have been afioat concern
ing the discipline OF the school. Teach
ers, 1t is claimed, have absented themselves
from school duties on most trivial occas-
Ions and children have been sent to school
by parents only to return home. Parents
have been loud In their complaint Of the
non-adYaucement of their children, In
their studies. and claim that too much
time is taken up In non-essentials. which
should be given to school studies.
Mrs Dorsey Is the daughter OF William
Redmond, well-known citizen Of West
street, and former pupil of the public
school Of Annapolis, and holds teach
ers' certificate from the State Normal
School which she attended at one time.
She was appointed principal OF the Fe-
male Department of the Public Schools
In February. 1889, In place OF Miss Alb
bolt, who resigned. -
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-08-19
LOCAL News.
THE WEATHER TO-DAY.

[Reportod for the EVENING cAPITAI.l
WARRINGTON, August 10, p. M.-The
weather indications received at THE CAPT
TAI Office to day are; For the District OF
Columbia, Maryland, Delaware, and Viz
glnIa, clearing, slightly warmer, south.
trly winds.
Thermometer at TIKI CAPITAL office
81 noon to-day stood 760
Almanac for Annapolis To-Morrow.
Bun Rises, sir Moon Rises s.OS A. M
Sun Sets, 6. 40 HighTide S.54 am 9.l2 PM.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-08-19
Annapolis. w. 8 Is. Railroad.

n. and after June 18th, 1880. passenger trains
vi W ieaye Annapolis as follows
CAVE ANNAPoLls. ARRIVE IN AEEAPoLls
Nj '......835 a. Ia. Mail....--..--..;e 90 q. IN
-, - sN A. M. Accommodate a. M
a ass,r - i2 Us noon Mail p. m
asg'-........8b0 p. m. Passenger ....b.&o p. m
,.s,,,8av Trains wilileave Annapolis at $50
= and SIS o. m. Arrive 9.5s a. IN, and 90 p. m.
srrrouvh Coaches are run between Baltimore
SaS Annapolis on all the above trains.
i1rhrough freight 10 and from baltimore every
~ Local freight Tuesday and Friday at 800
A. N.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-08-19

West street, opposite the Bank 10 the
place to buy your low quarters, button
CATERS, slippers. and la,iIes aud Misses
shoes OF eli kinda.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-08-19
a,Tes OF ADVERTISING
TIME @~ TABLES.

..oo,,. 8 baltimore short Line R. X.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-17
A Three DArs SUPPLY.

The following goods were see ured In suficient
quantities 10 create three days Scramble and won
der:
MEMS French satcen Negiisec shirts warranted
noh-shrihkihT And Fast COLOR sises II To ia These
the shirts that have be n popular favor,es q, q
Being now offered AT 80 GENUS the supply viii
equal the demand for about three days.
MEMS ~ Madras FLANNEL Shirts for si.3e. onl,
twenty-five dozen were secured You may CUES,
that's not more than three days supply
MEMS l5c. "Paiais Royal" coilars for 8 cent?
Warranted pure linen. The supply il giving out al
ready. Small and large sizes only.
MEMS 35c. Windsor scarfs for o5 cents These Am
tine Extrulengh japanese Silk windsors that are b..
ing offered around town at q for 81.
MEMS 35e Isle Thread socks Pc Ar .h.,xs
THE PALAIs RoYAL
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FRrDAYv Frnsr SpEcrA. SunpRrsr.

what n the difference between Zylonite and ceiiu
ioids Seeing and feeling won't tell you; ana n ",
can't tell you the question remains unanswered
Aslonite Hair Brush Comb aud Mirror fef 30 eeat
the set Buy these articles separately ana tbe brus,
will cost You 90 cents. mirror 40 cents comb ~ cents
IofAL sLl5. We bought Z, 600 sets Of these ivofy
Ike toilet articles aud bought the lowest eice eve
quoted, and you Ill agree selling the loves
Price ever aaoted-8o cents instead of eli Is
THE PALAIs RuIAL.
tContiaued below,
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Il A u IjHfll :: {;
A. Eb AtoEYTT SHYp,
'PULAHEr S sa0 Fpl TT PLAt

kRb ffckET BAY
,,a.,r
u. = ss. ) ths.. .A., com
no. t eiss Il sbs stets sa:sflsy nsrhnF ~ '-s-
ssus dare 70 BE- II tells q many cuts and ''ssAss
hks's a rylsNpIss ssaI &c; +,os...dsx
ss: s W.. s9 He: "a ia fs.slsi rs
s,llfse. Soasrsa bsroefsd Hsndke'cAei~ Ned TIA
P!tAs9t "A ,sa t.,..o,. Al, ,,,s. 4, .,..s n;
s't.1ps s,s ,,msr.,,.. ,sr. A A .sa y, a.,
Tsls,sa e MA, sus tr,,,..,.. IA r,.,.,,
s ssc s;s sssh h;,p.nr~.rr
DC eolsr.d SIN Glove. .siish.ly" soisd. RED
fi ss s. SIC u. EAR c.,.a IA. o,. IA . ~
nafh snI Ceasrsa Aia oisvess oae siseA M
sSaIEw ,a. az, s.,,. .,.,..., -,
ss. s s,s ssl.:' nss Tsa.sss y s:sh
rlsssa sn. D01''s Ds,''' s'a i'e.s'sd 900 each
ana BE- sasn Fsns tr nS f sn Tfpaeted Csc
LEATHER GoODs.
sfe Hfas.sos Purses. were ,se Red r,c,.,ea 81.
sfSELny, o-,,
ssf Thinsles. Shell Tue, cumss, shell Hair or..-
msnts. &c. Red Tieheted &c, each. -
CHAIN. fh sssosd Eool. T kts Fin
Hssisk w.. s,,,.. ,,... -, #,.,.,., g.
35e Infants fancy Lis,s Hose tsea T,s.sssd 1ss
4De 70 a5c. Chi,arens lilac. fi,ls i,o.e Main and
ikfMMfSSssI ND h1Ieciksss. p.n'
L. s.e1 s''l .''sr' '0f Di0a'e ae Red f'ef's'd
BsrT0Ns, ,s,.. ,v,,,, ,.., a..,.
Tirlste Sc ioses a01eh "h''e ieari BUTTONS heo
I21xc q dozen = Bal Pearl I,uttoos. Hed Ttcle,ea
Sc "a. dozen ,s:.n nan o.,
les a''sn Ball Pearl Buttons Red rsf''sd Ice
sa ", 49,. -,
broiiersdL scsrf.. Red Iieieied Si.5e,
s450 Bisck ana toiorsa Sill shawls Red ficksted
ss MGR
SOC. windsor Ties, Red Tiek-ted $50.
dgc. to 95c, kuchinss Red Ticketea 10c yard
ss tourist hn'hills' He'd 1'ef''ea sSe box Of
TglLEI ARIIGLEs.
& PO~asT Bon snd Pun RED Tsiei.a ccf s
aoc. Bar Of Castillo sosp. lbs, He'd Tickeled 49c
N2fI9Ns:
TsEetsd 4e. a box .' D0'''n'' neu
33c SIR Garrett, elastic, Red Ticketed 19e. Yard
box ,,, .,-,,,..r...s
5ue. 10 Ill waste md wotf Bastet.. Rea r,csstea
2ec: and 4yc, 80 -
l 7e. each
"a u. 80 Tapestry Covers Red Ticketed 75c. each
49, S.e sa sssm'reaun' fe' smbfOders He'd fsfsssd
Eye Stamped Lawn At,rons Red Tirte,ea DC
each ''' Ao" A'Ao" A"@'
J: r.s.s,'.. s.s.'. Poles: RED r.',.s .'s
and Fcttiers 'H "'' ''"'' e"r''n'' Leu 'eS
CLOAkS AND SUITS
Ave IS, Red Tieieted Al * "ne 90 '"o On o"e oo'
SS4 so fne imnurtsd Jeraers t,yo 90 ill.,. "a
two so, one 40 Red Tfcketea - al o~' 'niee Of
gee tine French Elsnnel Biouses sizes 9, 8, 10 ana
ssas;s Rsi;; s,fs {: sjii s;:"sA
sss tsdrshs Corded w.sss III fsle..a for
z2as; . c,sus.s -. ..
- oinsna" aprons usdfesh Red Ticketed 13c.
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FAx BAnaArss Exrr.oRprs..r.

CENTS for choice Of over One Thousand JspAsss
Fana Some with double sticks and silk iscins otDrs
with single bamboo sticks and sk tassels Others ave
sticks in haschst- hahde shape and can be use Tor
decorating. Cold Silver and all the Arr shsdss
with White Floral Designs are very lovely. inca
Fans worth 19c. a5c. and 35c. are offered sDf b
thousand OF 70 more than three days supplys
20 CEN Is for silver Psrrhmsnt Fam, wdtlband-
PAINTED aoral dssigns. Never bsfoss sold Ar thaa
20 cents. t. e. .-t
IS CENTS for those With bseksrousd q vtta al.
yer ana Art Shades; foreground oe sold =. oliver
leaves, heavy sir tssssls. You'll rscagnttte. Fsns
offered at % cents. al
THE PALAsaoyAL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-17

Although the spirit Of the hw had TO be
svsded in making the appointment-its letter
wss strictly observed-the President did q
right ming h Prsasoting Prof. Soley TO be az.
sisesnt seeresary n the navy. Ne h thoroughly
familiar with the duties Of Vie position and all
the needs Of the service. The civilian idea for
the hssds 81 departments Is usqaessisuabg the
correct one. But fef the second place. IN tie
case u the NEST hitting man, Why should the
rule be MADE inffexfble?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-17
FRrDAY's SEcoxp Sprcr.L SunpRrsE.

1200 Travelling Bags iukine etscsig like real ALI
xatori finished with nickel safety fssteninss iocA
Key, &c. To all appearance worth several dollsrs
each.
Size 10 in. II in 1a in 13 N l4ih. Is In
Priee......T3c. re. s3c. ssc | use. Use
eS-we would not have added twelve hundred
satchels to our stock at this season OF the rear uness
for veiy good reason We have this very rood reason
The bags are worth very much than the price We
are enabled 10 quote
THE PALAIs ROYAL
(Continued below,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-17

NEW GOODS. not sviled odds and sndls. Such saai.
ties for the prices that three bushss fys~si END
them. 1sDlnD seA
% dozen warranted Hand embroaersd Aaa astus,
full one yard square. Guaranteed % cent unity
Only 90 cents. Jaw
% dozen Hemsttched Null Fiehus, but not en-.
broidered. Csc. quality for only 30 cents.
80 dozen Null Ties, heinstitched and hand en-
brodered Guaranteed 25e. Gu atty. Only ~ cents
each.
THE PALAfs ROYAL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-17

Parcrs TAX.
Our Clearing Bale sin in progress. Don't forget
Portiers, ) sizes. smyrna Rugs and Refrigefztors
AT HALF PRICE
3 Hassocks. 25c., Manila Mats 25c
All Upholstery Goods bet cost
Auttings st cost silk and Imitation sfk Draperiss
At cost Six hror Suites stock. price viii surprise
YOU Fancy Tables, Book Gases. Ra kscks, at greatly
reduced pries ON third door Chsuber FURNITURE
married In i'lain figures We give you one fourth N
the Esfce. 1s not this inducemeut 20 buy uouf
sideooards and Dining Chair, reduced to move them
Terms SPOT eash at time Of purchase. though we surs
free Of charge all goods psid for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-17

Philadelphia nov has . 'coGes plaatat;on''
where fine article of coffee Is grown from
doaf dough. Rstie IN tmiasiun e a eo<P>e
grain and baked brown. Philadelphia 10 daily
growing 70 be more and more Of an asrtcui.
tufsl center
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-17
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
War EvssrsoDr l.
TALKING ABOUT.

49, VEN eissIha Il osioet hox-steebs q bstass
- asa Lsts II ssa forgot that yestsfaay-anA
- bound ~ sssfsd aha boitsd wAsa yss called
- psiisss to sp.ss sea ~ahtsd sse d sAsss s7so
- ssiss. TO. HnSs yss got n ysW II they'd sseA
- t~shtS dollar cola pieces thsy eOaidnt have sssa
pfssva sson ssess enthusiastically. w hsvssS
- Ma 10 tsrn asds single request ~ sst-tAe siss
- and the style livery timsso far Tie sfeAk viii
e. eeshes thsasR -aftse VALE Thea soa'il have
80 b ''pieh" iissie=sus nuw=5aR wadl Ssa vass
- Help yourselves while II 10 90
- sons Of them ne els ssits-sone els. 30 suits
- =soms olS suits- 10 suits. Even these -tAs
- cheapest hi the ies-ls tAas fsaAoss sfSds wsvs
- bods elsss slb suits You can saks yosf ehoies
- Whatever suits yo,s-suits as. sasK Or Getaway.
- Fanry Cashmere or AlIsea ehevioa Ali tones d
- designs and ea,y eT.so. Yos WON'T Ana hand.
sonet patterns matter what sua baS-nof such
- qualities even 1t their original prices anywhere
- ese IT'S birthfighs for mess VI retssge'- but
- we're fstherng IL. WHEN We put eur shoulders 10
- the Understanding has 10 give way wsde In
-. and help youfseites-sS. 30.
kHEEHHHAEEHNAARA
- "Baaeked" leather hasn't had much Of show this
- season. Russe.s have ruled the psvemeats. They
look cooler than the others-and no inis,ike-thes
- are Everybody ~ears them. Everybody ns.s
- them-and everybody has told us st're the hand.
- soonest tfae. We thought 3D. Ordered Il with that
- intention. We know we've got the rneopeM Better
- leather was never put into more skilled hands
- nor worked over more comfortable lasts than
every pair OF our ladies'. gentiemen's or chill
- drens we've got them for alb and at what pr,cess
- Laced, Button Of conkfess-Hish or Low. wgrS
- 80 we'll satisfied with them that wo guarantee
= every pair. would ~s-if they were hot reliable
- beyond Question: Think ONT
ac. -
sAKs AND COMPANY
1.-THE PfoPLEs sTAND-BYs,a
fENNsYLvAHIA AVENUE AND SEVENTH
El7 STREET
sssssa NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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FRiDArs THinD SprclAL SuRp,isK.

$50 Chatelaine Bags that were m saufsctsred to sell
ut 81 cents each for only 30 cents. They cali them
antelope skin but more probably thev undreseed
Kid. The colors: Sage Green. GrnS. Mouse Ian,
Terra Gotta, Lonuon ked SLACK Golden brown. They
have oxidized silver trimmings also rhain Aud attach.
inent Tor belt SO CENTS EACH FOR suck Ssrs /. in
deed special surprise. 80 gr =
THE PAtAIs ROYAL.
(C,pnfiptfed helovr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-17

W. Anr INDEED EAnsssr Asour
CUR MARI Down. We Are IN constant esmnsniesssos
viii our NJ. q. ishsbSrsh who IL viaitinS ths
European mAsss 70 buy ali The new tAinss thai viii
b In vosuA AiS one theme h 10 close cut hi
stssas. Hs wants to bssin the new ssss0h Win
nsw EUedA He impresses a. with the ises shss
pfohb are 70 b abolished, and w. iihs
tocd samaritanA follow OH liz inssructisss
Wherever there . piece d stan. no matter
hsw assifases, W mara n Ssisw Me tide
mark. Noting the iAAtfaesiSAs seesi1ed nom head
dSsttsfs to saoss sSt VI have kn sblset II view.
We want the sales Of fully and August b sfsesd
those Of the previous ysat. We realize ws have 4
gigantic Job before us but ws will wvfk mighty hard
u eonsuinmsts iris srsnd idea Yoa know nS w
do not psrley much, we oct. particularly when We
hste such m object in view when our nr. q. fans.
bufsh retrns he shall see that The people OF wsshi
ton appreciated our efforts in their behalf. Every
thing that h possible and tveotnmehdstas Will b. dote
~ u.s. how do your share Our stock il a. yarisd and
complete b you find in any house In the Unied satss
Our store is aeiishsiuiis cool 20 you tan do soSf
shopping with comfort This Il something worth
taking iito confederation VIC viii refund money ID
dissatisfied customers We viii See tnst you ate eout-
teously treated; your shopping outside OF the bar
gains you viii reap Will be made pleasure.
Mail orders will receive our mos. careful corsdefa
ton. Samples sent upon request. Fashion Gasettes
also mailed free 10 any by Simply send
ing in your address to our STANDARD fashion Depart
msnt"
Awaiting your pleasure. we are yours obedisntis.
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II. IL IL III 49, !.
yi7 AGO. 4.a. Ara. 4se SEVENTH ST.
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FnrpArs FOuHrH Sprc,Ah Srnpnrs,

30 CENTS for India Linen Blouses that are xeil
worth ei25 They come With six pieats at front and
four at back turnover collar cuffs and belt The ma
teriai the nish and the At Of these garments will sur
prise those who PREJUDICE By price only
You may also obtain special bargains tomorrow on
the tables devoted to the Dob lot of Cotton and Cambria
Underwear. You'll find Cambric Corset Covers Gle.
gantiy trimmed with fine embroidery and worth 6sc
for only 39c. The Muslin skirts, with 5-inch en-.
broidery nounce and six tucks aboy. are really al
garments, though onered ut only 1le. The Cambfis
Night Gowns with six clusters u 1sunch tucks with
nsck and front Of hne embroidery, with the new full
sleeves kathered II wrist with tucks aud ebruidsry
are well worth eLe5, and set they are oulS f4e 1hs
Skirts on the Csc table. With yoke bsnds and Ipii
embroidery hotnee with hve tucks at3oxe are ser,
similar to these among the rsvuiar stocf st3d srsed
sl.66 Never were better bargaitb oGS2ed a nh.
Underwear. III SUI .qiD
go. THE r&kNs foS2t
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PHrvrsr THn WASTE

Prevent THp WAsrn
Vast fortunes have been made By saving the waste
manufacturing concerns and perfect health 10 the re-
suit of carefully guarding against the waste Of nery
Gus energy whether be the climate or whstever the
cause. we. - people, too nervous we live fast,
work fast and die fast because We wear out our nerves
To prevent this waste and at the same time keep our
selves TO the Of costan: activty-to cure
those headaches that act aud neuralgia and wes-
nness ana nerve pfostrstion We should use
MERTZs IMPROVED COMPOUND SYRUP OF
HYP0PHoSpHITEs,
76 cents bottle, to he had of
Z p. MERIT, lO14 st.,
II Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-17

The investor who proposes to run mile or
% 81 tubing iato The cecil upper ssnosphere
BuefvuhdinR The earth md condust % tlows ward
for the advantage, betsefment and comfort of
rs who sweiter here below win do signal serv-
ice 70 the essasry by getting his pipes ready
and proceeding to work immedistsiy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-17

A contributor to fhe New Yoff Sun has dis.
covered that only the unmarried candidates
for the Presidency on the Democratic tickle, in
the psst thirty years have been elected.
Buehaaah, elected in 1855, was q bachelor.
Douglass and Breckenridge. defeated In 1850,
were both married; in "a. 'es, ~, Mcclellan.
Seymour and Greeley went down; in &c Tilden.
a bachelor, got it. sceerdins 70 the ssn; in go
Gen. Hancock lost it; in "a Cleveland, A
bachelor, wac elected, and in 80 Cleveland, a
married man. was defeated. The republicans
have always noninatSt married man. In
these facts may be fofesladewea the hope Of
Hill and IL prestige and tradition are Of any
value The governor lie holding in firm srip
the advantage he possesses ever hs CON-
peNtefs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-17

Wen sell No 20 Cooper NcKee uat Rcfrsr~rStus
sc 90 pounds Of iee Vita dsabie shelves al siss0
We'll sell N ns Popular Refrigerator, With tsni ses
av tSands OF sce tot AL 1hs riiSe ass Ella
Tor 81, y W. '-''' "'-'s ''' si-' ''aA CIV one
tsnk for 10 pounds q ne m es6tf osi O. wsinst fsr
81 1he lslce wns tla
Vel sell q Halle hefriveratof with tank Cor 20
pounds oi Ice fof 0 y The Price was slB
,s y, sell an flessa, Nsns, s,debosrd kefnscrnter
We! sell. NJ p ocos-t 1 Mckee sbomes,ie" re-
Ms.saitO casopiss- merely l,,sie. .,es. dusty
vel sad eemIlste with ksfures for s5r.
o.ov ne gut down 10 t4Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-17

WINE the Senate vas ifrieasiag the ussss
vss dipping into original packagsa