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THE SUNDAY JHCERAJbO, STJN DAY. MAY 24, 1891,
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TENNIS SHOES!
GYMNASIUM SHOES
fok ladies, gentlemen, and children.
Garden Hose Reels
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ETC.
HOKSE COVERS,
WAGON APRONS,
AND
CARRIAGE 1HULL,
OF BEST QUALITIES, AND AS LOW AS
THE LOWEST.
ALL OTHER VARIETIES OF
RUBBEE GOODS
FRESH FROM THE FACTORY.
PLEASE GIVE US A CALL.
HOLMES & CO.
5 1 NINTH KBET
ce Cream Parlor
Wc urc now serving
CE CP.EAiVi AND ICES
of every description, and our SODA WATER
and ICE CREAM SODA cannot bo excelled.
Give us a trial. Our assortment of Candles
were never liner. We make a specialty of
furnishing weddings, sociables, and fairs.
esnahan&Brick
CONFECTIONERS,
410 Seventh St. N.W.
EDWAEB F. DROOP,
925 Fcima. Ave..
Calls Attention to His Largo Stock of
CHASE &GABLER, WHEELOCK, BKIGGS,
BEIINING, AND OTHER
pianos
STORY & CLARK 1 VRftAIVrK
CLOUGH & WARREN V-H-WAI .
Sold on Installments, Exchanged, Rented,
Repaired, Tuned, Moved, and Stored.
Violins, Bawjo.s, and Guitars.
Strings a Specialty.
SHEET MUSIC AND MUSICAL MER
CHANDISE. At tho Old Stand, 925 Penn.,Ave.
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mm & co.,
Manufacturers oi High Grade
Candy Specialties.
FRESH EVERY HOUR.
No. 1 000, Cor. I Oth and F Sts. N.W.
LOUIS KETTLER,
Has Removed from 1222 F Street to
1338 S- St. 1ST. "W.
Spring Styles Already on Hand
Tor Inspection.
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MOTH-PROOF HUGS, ROBES, AND SKINS
AltB Yl'AKttANTED.
CHOICE GIFTS OF GAME PANELS
FEATHER SCREENS, HEADS OF BIG
GAME, AND OTHER NOVEL
TIES ARE UNIQUE.
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dc21-10ml2
ADOLrnus oude.
wsr. P. OUDE.
FLOBISTS.
A. 6UDE&BR0.,
1112 F Street Northwest.
Telephone, 0G9 2. 423 Centra Market.
FINE ROSES AND CUT FLOWERS A
SPECIALTY.
Green-Houses, Anacostla, D. C.
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For a tired, worn-out feeling drink Ballan
ine'e Pale Extra Beer. It Is better than any
totber tonic.
A. M. Gorman, COS Thirteenth street, is
payinc between six and seven hundred dol
lars per week for labor employed on the North
western Improvement Company at Alexandria.
J OH NSON'slESTAURANT
DIRECTLY OPPOSITE THE EVENING
STAR BUILDING,
405 ELEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST,
Go there for tho best meals and lunches.
Potomac Shad, Shad Roe, Spring Chickens,
and all other delicacies that nre usually found
in a first-class restaurant. At tho Bar Half-and-Half
and Choice Old Ales drawn from the
wood.
FRANK JOHNSON'S,
OPP. THE EVENING STAR HUILDING.
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AMAN'S.
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THE EBB ITT:
WASHINGTON, I). 0.
Army and Navy Headquarters.
Eight Evom Fire fctacapen.
BUnOH & OI ItHS Miitiiicorr
300 Seventh Street. Nnrihw st.
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'NEW YORK BUFFET,
40G TENTH STKKKT N. W.
Finest Wines, Liquors, and Cigars
CONSTANTLY ON HAND.
A SPLENDID LUNCH
SEKVEl) DAlIiX.
JAMES OASTKLO. Proprietor.
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Great Falls Ice Company,
024 Pennsylvania Avenue.
THE GREAT FALLS ICE COMPANY cor
dially invite inspection of their sto?ago facili
ties at tho foot of Tenth and of Thirty-first
6treets, respectively. The building lately
erected at the former site is divided iuto six
compartments havinc an aggregate capacity of
EIGHT THOUSAND TONS,
and is not excelled by any structure, for simi
lar purposes, on the Atlantic Coast. It is
supplied with
KBNNJEBEO IIIVJSR IOK
in crystal cubes of absolute purity.
This company aic the oldest establisbed
dealers in ico within tiie District of Columbia.
Their success has its foundation in the confi
dence of tho community gained and main
tained by unvarying regard for the interests
of customers aud a strict observance of cor
porate obligation.
Critical investigation of the system of me
chanical production, as now developed, con
firms the company iu tho use, exclusively, of
natural ice, and abuudantly vindicates, for
them, tho truth of the maxim that
"Art mayor, but Nature cannot miss."
As heretofore aunounced, Ico will bo sup
plied by the company throughout tho season
At tho Lowest Legitimate Market Rates.
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Successor to RIDER & ADDISON,
Paper, Blank Books, and
Stationery.
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027 LOUISIANA AVENUE.
THE
WINE AND LIQUOR MERCHANT,
Importer of and Wholesale Dealer In
PURE FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC WINES
AND LIQUORS,
And Solo Agent for Trimble and perfection
Old Ryo and Sour Mash Whiskies.
1200'andl202 Pennsylvania avenue northwest.
Gents' Suits Scoured and Pressed, $1.
COATS, 50c. PANTS, 25c. VESTS, 25c.
ALTERING AND REPAIRING
NEATLY DONE.
3E&. .A.. Beeves,
814 K street northwest, (Under the Frederick.)
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(BEOIBTERED TRADE ClARK.)
OFFICE AND SALES-ROOM, NO. 614
FOURTEENTH STREET N. W.
HIGH-GRADE
Wines of Absolute Purity,
Direct from the Vineyard of 11. W. CRABB,
Oakvllle, Napa County, Cal., to our vaults,
TWENTY-SEVENTH AND K STREETS N.
W., WASHINGTON, D. C.
Special Attention given to the supply of
Family Tables.
Private Cellars Furnished. Sweet Wines and
Brandies Furnished In Wood.
Telephone Call, 098-8. de'22-lyO
'Fau6t Beer" Is guaranteed to be straight
ager and six months old.
THE WOMAN AVE WANT.
Continued from ninth page.
She had best know something of economy It
sho values her own and hor family's comfort,
and may perhaps cultivate a small poultry
farm to cko out the limited supplies of Hie
larder, but bo sure sho avoid the fatal mistake
of the charming little wife of an old classmate
of mine.
how tiii: suhgeon's wiru si:t the old
iioostrk. ' .
"Dr. McHchen, shortly after graduatlng.mar
rled a lovely young girl from California, wtio,
having been reared in one of thu luriicr cities,
knew little or nothing of farm llfo, though
n-ady to enter cheerfully Into the responsi
bilities of her position. Tbe surgeon and his
bride accompanied tbe regiment to the In
terior, and when cotnfoitably settled In quar
ters the energetic little woman dctcnuim-d to
stint small poultry farm, with thu view to
raising stock for her table. After a while a
goodly supply of eggs rewarded her anxious
efforts, and sho determined to eel all of lier
hens and bring forth n plentiful supply of
spring chickens. The nests weie carefully
cleaned and everything urrunRed for the de
sired end. "Several days passed, and tho
young wife noticed that the rooster continued
to strut around tho yard in lonely grandeur,
without regard to the important work upon
which her bens were all engaged. This one
sided state of things was not to bo encouraged,
so a box wa8 secured and filled with fresh,
cleau Btruw, in which was placed a supply of
eggs, the rooster, with considerable difficulty,
at length secured and safely boarded in to
preveut his escape. At tho end of tho day
the Burgeon's wife camo to her husband, aud
with tears of disappointment in her eyes in
formed him that the old red rooster positively
refused to sot, butcontlnued topreservea per
fectly upright position, and that no induce
ment prevailed to change his determination or
forch him to cover tho nest.
"A little money on the wife's side is of advan
tage, as it helps to keep tbe 'pot boiling,' and
gives a more substantial background than can
bo usually found iu a soldier's Tot. Apropos of
tho subject, tho reply of a lieutenant who
many years since bravely served his country
at a period when the pay of that rank was
fixed at $00 per month, when usked shortly
after his becoming a Benedict how he
managed to subsist on so small a stipend,
gives a pretty good Idea of tho true state of the
case. 'Tho answer is very simple. I pur
chase one dozen ears of corn for dinner. My
wife eats one-half dozen, and I the other six.'
" 'Have you no servant?' the questioner
added.
" 'Oh, yes.'
" 'Well, how do you manage to feed her?'
" 'Why, she eats the cobs.' "
A HEALTHY WirE.
I annex a brief pen picture coming from a
leading bachelor physician, who, having
pa66ed his thirtieth birthday and come Into a
lucrative practice, feels fully justified in ex
pressing through his own observation tho
views of tho .fraternity at large, yet, unlike
most of tho men of professional experience,
possesses that innate modesty in regard to
appearing In print that in these days of equal
rights distinguishes tbe beaux from the ma
jority of the belles of the period, and forbids
tho publication of their names:
"My professional lifo has been such an
active 'one that I really have not had the
time to give this subject any serious thought.
However, I will state that I would like my
wife to bo first of all of good health. As a
sequence, sho will be strong physically,
morally, and mentally. She should have
plain common sense, with a fair education.
She should know what Is good form and
have tho judgment to know when and how to
use it. Beauty iio object, but that quality of
attractiveness which is tho same at fifty as it
is af twenty. As a doctor's wife she should
know how to say nothing in seven lauguuges.
Sho should be of firm religious principles, aud
of the same faith as myself. A blonde or a
brunette of a sunny disposition. .Money
neither an object nor an objection. Talent
for homo and a genius for mnking it happy.
Sho should be treasurer of the trust, with
power to act.
" A womanly woman she should be,
A woman to lovo und defend;
A sweetheart and wife in one is she.
A cheerful companion and friend."
A Persistent Burglar.
Last week the 6toro of P. C. Merry, No. 710
K street northwest, was broken Into at night
through the rear door and a number of val
uable articles purloined. This burglary was
repeated for tho two successive nights until
tho proprietor thought it time to set a special
watch. On tho fourth nie;ht tho thief camo
back again, and he was caught red-handed in
tho act. He was a young colored man, who
gave his name as George Washington, al
though his alias is Charles Lee. On Wed
nesday last tho grand jury found four indict
ments against him of tho immortal name, and
as there is no doubt of his guilt, a cumulative
sentence will perhaps put Georgo Washington
behind tho bars for at least fifteen or twenty
years. The police say that they never knew
an Instance of such a persistent attack upon a
single place of business by a robber.
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Gricvauces of Local Merchants.
A meeting was held Tuesday night by a
number of local merchants to discuss a plan
for tho formation of au organization to take
action against the Irregular carrying on of
business in tho District. Thoy complain of
outsiders who by tho payment of a small auc
tioneer's fee undersell local merchants, being
free from the taxes and other expenses to
which established businesses are subject.
Mr. A. M. Gorman, 008 Thirteenth street,
manager of the Northwest Improvement Com
pany of Alexandria, is employing one hun
dred and fifty men and eighty-two wagons to
work on.that lovely subdivision, that will soon
be placed on the market.
For a pleasant, healthy home drink Ballan
tlno's Palo Extra Beer. Bottled by F. II,
Finloy fc Son, solo agents, 120(1 D street
northwest. Special attention paid to family
orders. Telephone, 801-3.
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...-..u ..-.i POCKET AlitfAKAC
uud .UlSJtMmANDUM UOUXE.
aO'-orn-iny liKO'.WsniON UITVEItS
UjiuttovYo '! uiveuuway at Drug uud
yonei.il blare'. Apply ut once.
Drink Ballantine's Beer.
EVERY FAMILY
Should bo provided -with Aycr's Pills.
No other aperient is in nuch gcnoral de
mand or so highly recommended by tho
profession. Mild but thorough in oper
ation, these pills nro tho best of nil rem
edies for constipation, biliousness, ho;irt
bitrn, indigestion, flatulency, loss of ap
petite, liver complaint, and sick head
ache. Thoy break up colds, fevers, and
malaria, voliove. rheumatism and neu
ralgia, and nre indispensable to travel
ers, either by i ,land or sea.
bu?ar- coat- M ,-. led and com
pounded of IWG&US the purest
vegetable 'cathartics,
they may be taken with impunity by
old and young. Physicians recommend
these pills in preference to any other.
H. "W. Hcrsh, .Tudsonia, Ark., says : " In
ISoIl, by ihe advice of u iriond, I begnn
the use of Ayer's Pills as a remedy for
biliousness, constipation, high fovcis,
and colds. They served mo hotter than
anything I had previously tried, mulI
have used them in attacks of that sort
eer since."
Myers Cathartic Pills-
Every Dosg Effective.
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I Uvl 1 1 S C General and NEKVOUB DEBILITY!
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H.y U.I J&MtJCi of Errors or Exccbecs in Old or Younrr.
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Mrrnptlien WEAK, UKHnVFU)l'Ktl OIinANS I'AKT3 of ltODY.
Alxiilulrlr nnrallinif llOJIK TltKAl JIB.VT Hem-Ms In n elny.
tint trMliy from 47 fal.ilcis, TVrrltnrlcc, onil Foreign L'mintrlAg.
Vnu ran n rlto them. ItooL, full pxiilnnatlon, and proof ninllrd
Uealed) free. Addr:B EBtE MEDICAL CO., DUFFA10, H. Y,
Is an invaluable remedy for
SICK HEADACHE, TORPID
LIVER, DYSPEPSIA, PILES,
MALARIA, C0STIVENESS,
MB ALL BILIOUS BsSEASES,
Sold Kverywlaere.
When I Eay cure I do not mean morely to stop
them for a thno and then have them return again.
I mean a radical cure. I have made tho disease
of FITS, EPILEPSY, or FALLING SICKNESS a
life-long study. Ivarranfcmyremedytocurothe
worst case3. Because others have failed is no
reason for not now receiving a. euro. Send at
onco for a treatise and a Free Bottle of. my infal
lible remedy. Give Express nnd Post Oluco.
H. G. ItOOT, IfK.C, 1 83 Sfestrl St., H.1T.
, ItOOT'S PEJKA'FJt'V23"s:'il tt,itJ'curo
Ji Blood Diseases. ConstiDatioD and Biliousncaa.
to erery man, young, middle-aged,
nnd old : Ttosti.uc T)aid. Address
Dr. II u Mont.SSl CoJumbus Ave.. Boston. Haas.
LOVBLL SAFETY.
GHEAT POPULARITY OF A LOW
PRICED BICYCLE.
Special.
' "Boston, April 34.
"The bicycling season just opened shows a
greater number of devotees than over before.
This is largely owing to tho popularity of tho
new low-priced safety wheel designed for both
ladies and gentlemen, and which is equipped
with all tho latest improvements.
"These bicycles arc made by tho John P.
Lovell Arms Co., of Boston, and, although
selling for only $85, are considered equal to
any safety on tho market. The illustrated
catalogue is well worth perusing, and can be
had for tho asking by any one interested.
"Washington Post."
GORMULLY & JEFFERY M'F'G CO.
are solo agents for this city and vicinity, and
have a largo line of samples at No. 1825 Four
teenth street northwest.
EN,
Merchant Tailor,
Oor. N. Y. Ave. and Tenth St.
oc20-9m
Tolin. S- Oissel,
(BUCCESSOR TO W. H. H. CISSEL,)
Wholesale and Retail Grocer.
100 Cases of Genuine St.Julien
Claret Wine.
QUART BOTTLES, 40c. PINTS, 25c.
NEW BOUQUET OIGAR,
LONG FILLER. $1.50 PER BOX OF 50.
JOIXIST . CI883EJX.,
1014 SEVENTn STREET N. W. apl8-tI2
Ballantine's Pale Extra Beer cures the la
grippe.
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Ballantine's Beer is the only beer that con
tains no salicillc acid.
"Weakness of Bodvar.d Mind: Effects
FREE
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How Lost! How Rgalnedt
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KNOWTHYM
THE SCBENCE OF LIFE
A Scientific nnd Standard Popnlnr Medical Trcatlea
on tho Errors of Yontb,Prcmaturo Decline, Ncrvoua
ana rnyaicai ucouiiy, imparities oi tuo uiooa.
Resulting from Folly, Vice, Ignorance, Enesscn or
OvcrtaxaUon, Enervating and untitling Tho victim
for Work, Business, tho Married or Soci.nl Relation.
Avoid unskillful pretenders. Possess this great
work. It contains 800 pnges, royal 8vo. Beautiful
binding, embossed, full gilt. Price only $1.00 by
mall, postpaid, concealed In plain wrapper. Illus
trative Prospectus Froc, if you apply now. Tho
distinguished author, Wm. If. Parker, If. D., .re
ceived tho ori AN1 JEWETiI,E MEDAI.
from tho Nutlonal Medical Association for
this PRIZE ESSAY on NERVOUS nnd
PHYSICAL DEUIIilT Y.Dr.Parkcrand acorps
of Assistant Physicians may bo consulted, confi
dentially, by mall or In person, at tho ofllce of
TIIE PEABODY MEDIOAT, INSTITUTE,
No. 4: JlulrtncliSt.,l$o.'iton,nias.,towhom.alr
orders for booka or letters for advico cuould bs
directed as above.
A guaranteed Curo for Pilea of whatever
kind or degree External, Internal, Blind
or Bleeding, Itching, Chronic, Recent or
Hereditary. $1.00 a box; 6 boxes, $5.00.
Sent by mail, prepaid, on reooipt of prioe.
Wo guarantee to euro any oaso of Piles.
Guaranteed and sold only by
C. CHRISTIANI, Xx-us;e:lstt
484 Pennsylvania Ave., south side.
Samples free. jal8-ly
JDK. IE. C. WJEST';-?
TREATMENT.
Specific for Hysteria, Dizziness, Fits, Neu
ralgia, Wakefulness, Mental Depression,
Softening of the Brain, resulting in insanity
and leading to misery, decay, and death;
Prematuro Old Age, Barrenness, Loss of
Power in either sex, Involuntary Losses, and
Spermatorrhoea caused by over-exertion of
the brain, self-abuse, or over-indulgence.
Each box contains one month's treatment.
$1 a box, or six boxes for $5, sent by mail
prepaid. With each order for six boxes will
send purchaser guarantee to refund money if
tho treatment fails to cure. Guarantees is
sued aud genuine sold only by STANDI
FQRD'S ST. CLOUD PHARMACY, D33 F
st. nw aud 10th and E sts. nw, Washington,
D. C. jalS-ly
J. MAURY DOVE,
THE FINEST
SPLIT AUD CAME COAL
EVER SOLD IN WASHING ..i.
t
MAIN OFFICER
TWENTY-FIRST AND I STREETS.
BRANCH OFFICES:
1200 II STREET, 1020 M STREET,
AND
WHARF FOOT OF F AND G STREETS.
Do Xou Want to Make Money ?
Do You Want to Save JH oiiey ?
IP SO JOIN
Tho Globo Fraternal Legion of tlio United Stales.
LIVING, SIOK, OK DYINO, YOU WIN,
One Dollar per Week will pay you In 1 year $100
Fifty Cents per Week will pay you iu 2 years $100
Twenty.flvo Cents per Week will pay you in 3 years S100
?10, $5, and 52.60 weekly benefits in case-or sickness or
disability,
WE HAVE BEEN DOING IT. WE AltU DOIKO IT.
WE OA.N DO IT.
For further information address
D. G. EICHELBERGER, D. V. P.,
403 G STREET N.W. apl0-tf4
THE VOIGT MANUFACTURING
JEWELRY CO.,
ED. VOIGT, Manager,
(Formerly Voigt & Hass,)
MANUFACTURING JEWELERS, EN
GRAVERS, WATCHMAKERS AND
DIAMOND SETTERS,
713 Seventh St. X.W., Washington, D.O.
School Medals and Badges a specialty.
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ACADEMY OF THE nOLY CROSS, 1812
Mass. avenue, embraces thorough Prepar
atory aud Scientific Couases, aud affords every
advantaco in Literature, Music, uud Art.
Piano, Harp, Violin, Guitar, and Banjo Lcs
sonB given. General Vocal, Drawing, aud
Fancy Work free.
"Fau6t Beer" Is guaranteed to bo straight
lager and six mouths old.
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