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Popular Entertainers.

From the Atlanta Constitution
1t isn't a very artistic or ideal point of view
to take OF social life, but honestly believe that
more social pleasure and ease is wrought by
eating and drinking than by anything else.
The people most popular in social life are
those who entertain bounteouslv. A thin sand
wich and one olive. and a little dab" of
chicken salad is an admissible offering to
ones friends, but where there is food
IN abundance everybody calls the affair an aw-
Iully nice one. Debutantes never eat. but they
regret 1t and make up for lost time when sew
eral seasons have Gained the excitement Of
gong out. Most men eat at an en-
tertainment and enjoy good things I'M
mensely, and 1t goes without saying that oil
married folks find infinite satisfaction
and bodily comfort in good supper.
People like to SO to places where some sort of
refreshment is handed during a social visit. and
the house that has its dining room door open
at any meal for passing friend is always o
popular one.
A gentleman once said to very popular girl
here: please tell me what you do at your
house to make all the young men there have
such good time. They tell me they are
always free to drop in for meal-that you live
so notwithstanding particularly swell, but
30 nicely"
NO" replied the girl smiling. 1--WE don't
have great many courses. or put on a grea.
deal OF style, but our friends always seem to
enjoy things. Sometimes We go in the pantr v
and find nothing but cold custards, but they
eat them with great relish"
That girls mother is one of the most elegant
and delightful house keepers in Atlanta, and
they live in absolute luxury. or course their
friends love to go there and feel Free 1t is
like being child again to get something to
eat at friends house when one is hungry and
men love to be made Of home Most young
bachelors board and hospitable homo is a
veritable paradise unto them
1t was the old-time southern custom to offer
refreshments to visitors and the custom is ono
which should ever be retained
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Tired ALL Over

dition before using Hoods Ssrsaparilla This prep
aration is wonderfully adapted for weakened or low
state of the system. 1t quickly tones the hole body
gives purity and vitality to the blood and clears and
freshens the mind Take it now if you "feel tired
all over"
Feeling languid and dizzy. having no appetite and
no ambition to work, took Hoods Sarsaparilla with
the best results. As a health invIgorator and medi-
cine for general debility think it to any
thing else" A. A RIKER. Albany st., Utica NY
N.B.-Be sure TO get the peculiar medicine
HOODS SARSAPARILLA
Sold by all druggists. 81: six for S. Prepared only
by e. l. HOOD co, Lowell, Mass
10ODoSES ONE DOLLAR.
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THE PETTICOAT MUST GO.
Fashionable Modistes Refuse to Fit a
Dress Over a Muslin Skirt.

From the New York World.
The newest thing in petticoats is no petit
cont at ALL This assertion may tax creduIity.
but it Is a fact, fashionable fact perhaps, but
nevertheless n fact. 1t is hard to believe that
woman would ever outlive her love for the
fine cambria skirts with their cluster tucks.
open insertions and Swiss embroidered ruffles,
but she has, and, more than that. she scorns
the lace-edged French skirt and would not
give 80 cents for the finest convent-made fan
mel skirt in stock. At first it seemed positively
shocking to lay aside that most feminine and
really beautiful garment, but the fashionable
modiste began the crusade, declared that she
could not fit the dress nicely over the gathered
cotton underwear and ordered it off. The
tyrart was obeved, but not surprised, for did
she not eliminate the narrow-skirted, round
shouldered chemise and the lozenge-shaped
corset cover!
II is no betrayal Of confidence to say that
this onslaught on underwear had its origin
on the stage. No society actress or artistic
goes through part in the regulation under
wear for the reason that her freedom would
be restricted. She could not get around in
RULED dimity, nor deport herself with any
sort OF grace in starchod cambria The
dressmaker who fits stage dress over STAYS.
stockings and tights. very soon learns how
superior the result is compared to the gown
made over gathers, strings, bands or yokcs.
One is perfectly smooth, the other cannot
be kept from wrinkling. 1t has come to a
point now when the modiste will refuse to fl. n
skirt over petticoat, and that ends all argu-
mont She does not presume to say that
madame shall not wear what she likes, but Il
will not try to fit you unless you dress as die
tate. When the costume is finished you may
do with it what you please"
Skirts hang better and bodices fit nicer the
less there is under them, and in warm weather
when ~ Iipin he.
really no necessity for underskrts. With the
tallor-made suit, silk-lined, there is sufficient
warmth for cool weather and a long ulster as
finish will suffice for cold days This new ar
rangement is an advance in the right direction.
Women need fewer clothes for house wear and
moro wraps or outer garments for the street.
This desire for smoothly fitting skirts and
creaseless basques means rebellion against the
baggy, divided skirts. which will never be
adopted by women who follow the STYLES,
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Decrease off Crime in the District.

The present summer season has been en- cx-
ceptional one in this District, in that for moro
than three months there has not been a single
prisoner committed to Jail on charge of muir
der. Usually the hotter the weather the hotter
the blood, and homicides frequently occur in
the summer months, and the number of intents
to Kill and assaults increases the mercury
rises. There have been this season fewer of this
class of cases and today the number of prisoners
in Jail charged with offenses Of all descrip-
tons is less than usual the roll of Jail inmates
yesterday footing up less than 100, of whom %
are women.
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Overworlking His Imagination.

am running three in serial form at present.
In the last chapters that were published left
my nrst hero suspended over the brow of a
precipice with the villain just cutting the rope;
my second hero had just been dropped into the
Atlantic and q monster shark 10 within ten
yards OF him. and my third hero was falling
from balloon: Now, before next Saturday
comes around have to rescue all three of these
fellows from their respective predicaments and
leave them again in still more terrible STRATA
And yet this doesn't count a. art. Why the
work IL hard enough to bankrupt any dozen
ordinary imaginations.
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A Fishing Clubs Barbecue

A barbecue given under the auspices OF the
Columbia Fishing Club, jr., was held at Paw
Paw Springs, near Leonardtown, Nd. Tuesday,
and was highly successful and enjoyable af-
fair. Among the invited guests were the
Misses Pronder, Loughran and Loker and Mrs.
Clark and Mrs. Trembly of Washington the
Misses Leach. Abel and Foxwell of Leonard
town and Messrs. Loker, Budd, Prender and
Coombs. Maj. N. j. Dwyer conducted the
feast
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-28

And scay diseases of the skin and scalp causing days
of misery and nights Of seepcss agony are instantly
relieved and speedily permanently and economics lly
cured by the CUTICURA REMEDIES when all other
remedies and the best physicians fail Substantial evil
dence Of the truth Of this statement is to be found
daily in this paper q
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Tonight at Kernan's Billy Kennedy Of Suit
land and Frank White OF Washington. will spar
for points.
The thirty-seventh annual exhibition of the
Agricultural Society of Montgomery county.
Md, will be held on the fair grounds at ltock-
willie September 8, 4 and 5. Excursion tickle is
by Baltimore and Ohio 81, admitting to fair.
Athletic sports on first day; running and trot-
ting races on second and third days. fine ex-
hibits OF blooded stock, agricultural and hor-
ticultural products, machinery, &c.
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Under false Colnrs.

''Is that Maggie Sullivan asked Deputy
Clerk Harper of Bailff Kendig in the Police
Courtthis morning. That's her name today"
responded the bailif .'She has a different
name every time she comes" Every one about
the court recognized her as Annie Foley She
was charged with being drunk and disorderly
| and she went down for fifteen DAYS
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Going to Gettvsburv

Arrangements are being made By the resi-
dent members OF the Pennsylvania Reserves to
attend the dedication Of monuments ON the
battlefield OF Gettysburg next Tuesday. A
meeting was held last evening at the residence
OF Maj. 5. H. Slime and a committee, consist NC
OF Messrs. McCaimont, Tallsy, Jamison, Eager
and Gather, were appointed to secure trans
portation ratea
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Dors Youn C.rr
Dnr o.


nso. your baking powder Is adultetated with
ammonia or alum. ingredients injurious TO
health.
Housekeepers who use Cleyeland's Superior
Baking Powder know that it has the pecuniary
property Of producing light. wholesome bread.
biscuit. cake. &c, tina, retain their natural
moisture and sweetness This desirable Quail
ity. I'M baking powder shown by the Official
Reports to be the strongest of AL pure cream of
tartar powders. makes Cieveand's Superior
Absolutely the Best"
Cleveiands Superior Baking Powder is for sale
by q. g. Cornwall Son
John II. Magruder, C. G Bryan
NJ fake. Chss. Kello-,
m. - ADnotI ElIhonLo loungs Co,
Mltner Co, VIM. X. Brown,
Snnltley Scnoneld. John keyworth,
DurcnAH Co Howard keyworth.
Aneod Z. McCauley, NJ. Mccormick,
NJ. n p Metzger
And other high class grocerS
my6-tu.th. fam
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COlored Excursionists From Virginia.

The Rising Sun Club of Roanoke. Va, COL
ored club, gave an excursion to this city. Six
hundred or more colored people came over to
see Washington and $50 of these are at Carson's
Hotel Rev. d. W. Hunt, B. G. Gaskins and
Fanlucas have charge of the cxcursionists. Col
Carson will accompany two or three hundred
OF the visitors to Rev. Johnson's church this
evening to listen to a lecture by the pastor.
The excursionists leave for home tomorrow
morning at $50 am.
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Knocked Her Down With n Br,ck

Beverly jackson. colored, was charged in the
Police Court this morning with striking a
young colorcd girl named Mollie Moulton
with brick and knocking her down. He
plead not guilty, but two young colored women
told the story of the affray as they saw it, and
Judge Mills sent Jackson to Jail for thirty days
and fined him SIS, and in default of payment
sent him up Tor fifteen DAYS longer
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Died of His Injuries.

The boy who had both thighs smashed while
attempting to jump on the Hagerstown train at
Germantown on Tuesday afternoon Gas stated
in yesterdays srAR) died in Providence Hos
pitai yesterday. Ills name was Jacob Rubel,
put through error he has boon previously men,
toned az Rubel Baker
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RosToN By SEA.

MERCHANTS AND MINERS TRANSFORM rrov
COMPANY
stsamships sail from baltimore via Norfolk to Bos.
at O'Clock y. m, in the Following order:
Steamship Chatham, Capt March, August T. 4 a ana
"a
steamship Esssx. Capt Taylor August o. 10. and
Steamship Dorchester. Capt Howes August IL, II
and 3u
steamship D. H. Miller. Capt Rniups. Angus. II
and 23.
This scheduls WIN be continued in regular order
during September.
hare. including meals and main saloon state room
bertha. II 3u Hound trip. e22. Upper deck STATE
commodations unsurpassed 1
Tor further Information address
A 1. HUG0Iks. General Aren't
Telephone-Baltimors 2l7. saz-lm
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.

EATIoSAI.-Hermann's Transatlantiques.
BIJoU.-Jas. Reilly in 1.-The Broommaker of
Carlsbad"
kERSAS's.-Shcridan Flynn and Sparring
RIVER YIEw.-Tournament and Ball.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-28

The funeral services over the remains Of tho
late DIR. VIM. T. Downer were held yesterday
afternoon ut the residence Of Mr.. John II. Clark,
1908 New York avenue. Rev. Mr. Smell ofIiciated
and the interment was at Glenwood. The as
psrtment were well represented az the funeral
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A Big Picnic at Germantown.

DOIDS, MD, hUBUSI II.
There was union picnic held at German
town. Nd, in Mr.. Jacob Snyder's woods by the
Boyds, Neelsville and Darnestown Md, PEGS
bytyrian Sunday schools. The grounds were
opened at 10 o'clock a. M. and program was
arranged between the three schools for the oc-
caslon. At IL O'Clock dinner was served free to
all the table seatcd-about two hundred people.
The Brownngsvile brass band was in attend
ance and gave the people some fine music.
The children and parents enjoyed themselves
hugely. Six hundred people were present
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Held for Action of the Grand jury.

Yesterday afternoon United States Commits
sioncr S. C. Mills heard the case OF August
Free, messenger of the Bureau of Education,
on the charge of violating statute by taking
stationery, &C., belonging 10 the government.
After hearing the testimony the commissioner
committed him for the action Of the grand
jury.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-28

Now opening our new fall style Derbvs in
all the most popular shapes and qualities.
LEWIS & SoS, ''One Price Outhtters," 1921 N.
Y ave.
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CITY ITEMS.

Fits, Spasms, St. yitus Dance, Nervousness
and Hysteria are soon cured by DIR. Mics Nery-
Inc. Free samples at
MERITS DRro Sropr I0l4Fst
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BALANCE OF THE SEASON OF 1890.
THE COMFY ISLAND OF THE POTOMAC.
MORE ATTRACTIONS THAN ALL OTHER RIVER
RESORTS COMBINED.

The new swift and Popular steamer SAMUEL J.
PENTZ will make regular excursions this fsvorits
resort as follows:
suSDAls-Leavingw wharf foot Of eth st. at 10 30
an 3;lo and $50 pm. Returning at =. and $50
pm. Tickets .5c
wEDNEsDAYs-Thrce trips. leaving st e,45 IN
and I'D and o 40 pm. Returning at L and IL 80
nm. Tickets. 25c
Family excursions every SATURDAY. Leave q
9;45 am. and as pm. Returning at ] and d 30
I'm. Fare round trip 10c.
SATURDAY EVENING trips Ut Gas. returning q
IL 30 pm. Round trip. 25c.
The only excursion grounds lighted by electricity
The best meals furnished the Potomac River or
anywhere else for Soc No objectiolable partes Al
lowed On boat or grounds.
w r. 8. RANDALL. propr,etor
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IRIS Nor too late FOR you to wear them, but
too late for US to have n large stock of them.
Our SOC. lightweight neckwear is down to Csc.
or 8 for 81. Can You use a few? FRANC & Son,
One Price. cor. 9TH and u.
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Tipping Among English Women.

FROM the chicago journal
Great Britain is the only country have been
in where ono will frequently see fine-lookirg
women drinking brandy and other spirits in the
cars and where the custom is so prevalent
among both men and women that at each sta
ton and in the cars one will see sign request
ing passengers not to throw bottles gu. of the
windows, las employees are often injured there
by If this custom keeps up it is possible
plate their section hands in order to preserve
their lives from these bombs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-28

Daisies.-Nowadays not to use Tea
berry" the new exquisite for the teeth and
breath, argues not to be recherche. Take a
look at il at L. =. MERrZ's au26-eo3t
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PARENTHETICAL sHINs.
The Most Conspicuous Characteristic q
the Dwellers In Takoma,

From the Tacoma Cwashp Record
Are you bow-legged2 Nearly everybody else
in Tacoma Ii"
Such was the remark Of one gentlemen to
another as they stood listening to the music on
the Tacoma hotel porch last evening. The
person addressed had his lower limbs encased
in extra wide trousers. and, therefore, the
crockedness or straightness 81 those articles
could not be CLEANED by superficial glance.
Acting upon this remark of the apparently
observing gentleman, who was a visitor on his
way to Alaska, Record reporter started out to
Investigate the subject for himself While
walking up 9Th street this morning he kept his
eyes open, and what he saw indeed surprised
MIN. Hardly man or youth trod up the hill
from Pacific avenue to Railroad street who was
not afflicted with q bow in either or both legs
The victims were in all stages of the terrible
affilction. and the eve of an observer could
easily detect he who had but recently started
to curve underneath and also he who had .been
there" for years.
Out OF fifty men, youths and boys who strug-
gled up that hill just thirty-five we're bow
legged, some much so and some just q little bit
so. In every group of three or more the ma
1orlty carried with them bent lower limbs
one man almost tread one foot upon the other
as he walked, while another, handsome young
fellow with a beautiful blonde moustache,
stepped out in a curious way, apparently con-
scious of the fact that his limbs were beginning
to turn, and evidently seeking to hide the fact
from the general public.
The cause of SO much crookedness in the
City OF Destiny is natural one and a surely
lnsurmountable one-the hills To climb them,
and Tacomans cannot do without climbing
them Ill some degree, is q strain on the neither
limbs, and gradually they give way and in
some cases bring humiliation to their owners.
There are plenty of handsome young men In
Tacoma today who would give anything to
have their legs Strengthened, and as much can
be said of plenty of the young ladies In Tacoma.
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YoUR eyesight fitted. 81. Hempler's, 453

CAL AND VIRGINIA CLARET. 20c. n bottle. at
CHARLES kRAEMER's. 737 9TH ST. NV.
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CARPETS CAMPHoRATED and made moth proof
FREQ Of charge. ENTIRE CARPET CLEANING
WORKS, 63l-6 35 Mass. ave. NV. Telephone 1862.
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MARVELLOUS LURAy.-A personally conducted
excursion to the caverns of Luray will leave Is.
and o. station $50 IN. Wednesday. September
3. Round trip, including admission to the
caves. So 80. Reserve your seats in advance
without extra cost at GIG and 1881 Pennsylvania
avenue.
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FUssELLs Ice CREAM shippe anywhere out
Of town. l427 New York ave.
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Castoria.

Castoria.
When baby was sick we gave her Castoria.
When she was Child she cried for Castoria
When she became Miss sine chung to Castoria
When she had Children she gave them Castoria.
ial6-thstuly
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PILES! Piles! Piles!-Dr. Williams Indian
Pile Ointment is the only ture cure for Blind,
Bleeding or Itching Piles ever discovered. IL
never fails to cure old chronic cases of long
standing. WILLIAMS Miro. Co., Cleveland,
Ohio iao5-s I'm tbl5Ot
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JOSEPH 0AWLER
- FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND EMBALNER.
liza fsnnsylvsnia ave. y. y.
Telephone cell "l3l." IA
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Musical Exchange. Violin, Cornet, Gut
tar, &c, taught free. WALFoRD, Az Pa. ave l.
New Fashion sheets for September at Do
mestic Sewing Machine Office, eth & II. nu23-5t
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Bur IoUR Coal of ]. MAUEY DOVE. Onl
highest grades OF family coal handled
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N.
CATCHY MUSIC AND A DREAM OF BEAUTY
Box Office open daily from 8 to-. au3s-:si
A LBREGHTs WINE HOUSE, ROCK CREEK
Refreshments at city prices au:Ss-:,t.
NEW NATIONAL THEATRE.
LAST THREE NIGHTS.
ONLY MATINEE SATURDAY.
PROF. HERRMANN's
TRANSATLANTIQUES
YOU CAN SEE AT
$40 THE WASHINGTON TRIO, 1
S:2S PRESCOTT -
S:4l GUYER AND GOODWIN q
9:0l JOSEPHINE HENLEY. a
9:O7 THE FAMOUS GLINsERETTIs. 6
9;29 AAcoMATAIERo. G
$40 HERR THoLEN ?
800 HARRY KPSNFDy o
1O:l5 TEJERO. q
10:?3 GEORGE HOLLOWAY. 10
Carriages may be ordered for lo;3o
COMMENCING MONDAY. SEPTEMBER L
COOL WAVE OF FUN AND MUSIC
THE FARCE COMEDY SENSATION,
GUS WILLIAMS U
and AND
JOHN I. KELLY
Magnificent Company Of Fun Exponents.
seats now on sale auos-3
THE 18th ANNUAL EXHIBITION
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY OF MONTGOMERY
COUNTY. MD.
Will be held at the Fair Grounds
ROCKVILLE, SEPTEMBER 3, 4 AND5 $500
Excursion Tickets by b. and O. RR, admitting 70
FAR. 81 Trains leave 9. 10 40 IL m. ; 1 and g - m
Returning II, % 5 AS, q 40 and z 20 n M i
New Grand Stald and improved track
ne management promise the most attractive Fair
yet Eiven Including the finest exhibit all kinds Of
ao9ued and other stock excellent display OF igrlcu
tural and horticultural Products. Machinery, &c
SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS:
First day. beginning at . pm, Athletic Snort. nv
meinoers OF Columbia Athletic Club and other note
BeglnllQg - n m and a.
eight Running aud Trottng RGces-four each day IN
GLIDING some noted horses 40
flrst-class Caterer on the ground. au2s-7.
X ERNAN's NEW WASHINGTON THEATER.
"A Eleventh street
This VEGETABLES Matinee Saturday
Two BIG SHOWS! ONE TICKET TO ALL,
The authors of "DoWN WENT McGINTY,"
SHERIDAN FLYNN'S
GRAND COMPANY
ORGANIZED IN AMERICA.
New Songs. New Faces. New Featurcs
Rare Attractions in Garden
Sparring Tonight-KENNEDY vs. WHITE
Next week-FAY FOSTER ENGLISH GAIEry
COMPANY. led by PAULINE BATCHELLER au2s
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

N oRFoLK AND OLD POINT.
On and after SATURDAY. AUG. %.
FARE 81 ONE WAY; o. ROUND TRIP.
Steamers Leave 6th street wharf AZ 8 N m Tus>
Gay, ihursday ana saturday Sunday 40 90 A.. m
I1ney Point each "Trip gong and returning. myv-Ola
DoToMAC kIykRsLANDINGs
l. sTkAMEk JOHN " THOMPSON
- MONDAY, "wednesday and Friday. at NJ, a. far O.
A,ominl, currioman and leonardtown. hare. nrst-
cias ooc second elass DOC freglt lower than other
routes For Information. call Telephone 1850 a5- Inn
STLAMER .'wAKLf1ELD~
~ leaves .ih,st wharf on MONDAYS. THURS
PAYS ~ sAJIhpAs AZ am. ksturtins TUE
for konini Creek. Va, leonardtown and ST Clem-
tnts Bay. Nd. touching ut intermedlate l.loinva
fsssenger accommodations nrst-class."
ys General Manager.
MAINLAND AND VIRGINIA STEAM BOAT
NA Conrany's Steamer
90, ..,.u lYGtkt,-,
on foionac liver sssrS SonasS Il S'ciocf IN.
Apply 20
Ielephone 1888. DeSo-sml sth 81 wharf
Two NORFOLK AND FoRTREss MoSRoE
days. Wednesdays and Fridays, az pm, ExCLuslNE
CONNECTION WITH BOsiON AMI PROVIDENCE
md nooms at snS . sfs: r ess 1is and fssi
Pa sse, ana Hawley'k l4th ana New lork ave Dor
further Information inquire company Once on the
and Gen agt nils
poroMAc TRANSPORTATION COMPANY.
For Baltimore and River Lsndine. steamer SUE.
SUNDAY q o'csoek pm Tor further informstaS
slply 20 -
mhe-0D seventh Street. Nkaa
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IrcH1So. BURNING. BLEEDING

100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR
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IMPORTANT.

IMPORTANT.
Previous to our removal to buildings now occupied
by the DOUBLE COMBINATION sT0RE, llth st.
ae all goods In various to be ssugt
cred. CALL AT ONCE
WIZ O vIERsucHzS, 1909 sth sta.w.
3e24-3m Next to WALKERS orocsry.
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EXCURSIONS. PICNICS. &c

IEks-LEAvE TN ST. WHAkf aud ALEXAN-
p Id Va. rsspsc.iysIy. . am; 80. $50. 30
$50, 0:3O and 7:l5. Same schedule on Sundays.
commencing ~ $3.50 an fare. round trip is csnts