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+ THE E$ $SSsrE SAsE ssg sgsrHxn.,
srsE Efrre aASStfIf li1S 1885
For r.ssurg .nS the s West tscaso Limited Express
$50 daily sT o S a and f1 a pn..
Will sleeping Cars from Harrisburg TO Cincinnati,
70 Chicago with Sleeping Car Altoona % chicAsa
SS Sleeping p's Car. washington S to ch Ss
AID ~ 1s s,r,,ls5arg 70 Cleveland connecting
through sieepers for Louisville and ST Louis ha
anS The M With i9 9Sroupb sy A.. sou5s
For Erie, sanandaigu., Rochester Bafiaio niagara.
loNv z n daily. except saturday with Palace
For Wllliamsport, Lock Haven and Elmira, at ESQ
For Se M sSa SlS s snsep 1ss sqndsy
, NJ 200 ale ;I dSo IA. and i u 20 on sunday
Limited Express Of Pullman par r" Cars sso a
Nj. and $50 p Al. daily except sunday.
For Brooklyn, \. Y, ali through trains connect ss
Jersey City with boats Of BROOKLYN Annex. afford
,erriage across New York Ciiy.
4I5 S5 100 aud IG s suo p MO on M ao
1904. NJ, 200, 4:l3, $500, 1880 and IL 20 4. NJ
For as,@s; s ss sls 800 s.S go 30
and and u :2eP M On sunday, 9so, 300, l. so AM:
For Popes Greek Line 7:i5 A NJ aud i;so p n
daily, except sunday
except sunday. sundays 300 A. NJ, ais p NJ
ALEXANDRIA AND tRkDtiiICksBURGR RAIL
For sS ,,9 sss, 700, go 1913? and i,;s, 4
SUNDAY at 900; 80, 1913 A. NJ, 500 z. M.
and 4:I5 2. NJ daily except sunday ''
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington. 6.O5 500
and io:i2 + NJ and LILO midnight Cute Cexcep, Mon
day. ON sunday al $500 and 1910 A. NJ: 7,oa
lt.ip anil J. a nlf
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RAILROADS.
IDIEpMoNT AIR LINE

Trains leave r. and p depot 9th and b streets
.:lo am bsily. except sunday. for Iynchbnrg ana
intermediate stations
lll5 am Daily for Lynchburg. Danville. Ash
VIE charlotte. Atlanta. and points South Pullman
Orleans
2so pm-lsily. except Sunday. for Manassas
S.asocrg aud intermediaIs stations
oco for Charlottesville. Louisville Can
chnat AID points On Ches. and Ohio X X Pullman
sleeper Washington To Louisville
llDo Nm.-nsily for l.ynchburg Charlotte Column
oiH. augusta. Atlanta, Montgomery. New orleans aud
points South Pullman Ialace buffet sleeping cars 10
Montgomefy m connection with Pullman parior cars
ttthce 10 NeN Orleans Sleeper - Augusta
hrougn trains from South arrive nj Washington
sou a IN and $50 pm: from Louisville $40 m;
Iyhchonrg local, 2ls pm: strasburk local. lo:So
a -
Tickets. sleeping car accommodation aud inf0rmar
uon fnrnisiied and baggage checked al Office COL
rcnns. Nanla ave aud AT passenger statiol Pennsyf
Nania Railroad 0lh and d Sis.
JAS. l.. TAYLOR.
ocs General Passenger Agent
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DRY GOODS.
rw FLAssr1s AND BIAskErs

IN EW Il LANNELS AND BLANKETS
SEATON PERRY.
SUCCESSOR TO PERRY q BRoTHKR,.
eESUiNE EEFiELD WHITE , AND SCARLET
TWILLE D. RANGING FROM 4oc TO SL25
BALLARDVAIE DoRNET, ALL WOOL. AND
SILK WARP FLANNELS. FROM Csc TO
NEW PLAID, sTRIPED AND PLAIN CoLoRED
EELrA FL. !, FOR LADIES AND CHILDREN's
CALIFORNIA. MINNESOTA AND WHITNEY
ALL-W0OL BLANKETS. ALL SIZES AND
COMPLETE STOCK ALL-woOL CRIB BI.AN.
KETS. RANGING FROM S1.5O TO 81 PER
NOVELTIES IN CoLoRED VIENNA BLAN.
IMMENSE ASSORTMENT, OF WHITE AND
GRAY BLANKETS, RANGING FROM 81 TO
NEW BED coMFoRTABLEs, AT 1875 TO So so
MA dst II SCI GRoGHLT AM ALLENbALE
IRISH AND GERMAN TABLE LINENS
FROM doc. TO $3.50 PER YARD.
JOHN =. BROWNS & SONS IRISH LINEN DA.
MASK TABLE CLOTHS. WITH NAPKINS no
NEW GERMAN LINEN DAMAsK NAPKINS
IRISH AND GERMAN HUCK AND DAMAsK
LIEN TOWELS. FROM $3.50 TO SIS PER
BELGIAN BED LINENS. ALL WIDTHS AND
QUALITIES. THAT CAN BE RELIED ON.
81 WIDE TABLE CANTON. AT 75c AND SI25.
~ PLAIN Fig UHES AND CORRECT PRIZES
SEATON PERRY
PERRY BUILDING.
Penn Avenue. Corner 9th street.
Established 1910. Ocl6
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HE SPANISH CONSPIRACY.-A dispatch from
Madrid says: The daughter of General Villa
campo declares that her father strongly con-
demned the murder of Generals Velarde and
MlraSol- She says the assassins were common
criminals, not republicans. She admitted that
arepubllcan revolt had been brewing for a long
Time, but declared that IL had never been in.
tended that her father should lead the revolt
she says there were some officers of higher rank
than her father in the plot who would have
taken the lead but for the premature precipita-
Ton or the revolt, which caused them to back
out.
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a COnlraefnr Indicted.
CHARGED WITH STEALING FROM THE CITY OF


CHAk9ED WITH STEALING FROM THE CITY OF
BUFFALO BIZ FALSE BILLS.
The grand jury of the supreme court in Buf-
falo Saturday presented two indictments
against Charles Steinwachs. the Walden avenue
culvert contractor. He is charged with swind-
ling the city. and his action was the cause of
the Investigations and trials now under way.
Both indictments are tor grand larceny in the
second degree. One amount Is So.O33 and the
other SgOt4 These. are the bills which
Bodamer the chief clerk In the engineers
Office swore the contractors The other four bills
Steinwach's swore To- were blank bills and the
items were put in afterward. Eail was fixed at
81, 900 which the slippery contractor was able
to- give. ON being arraigned he pleaded not
guilty. and was held tor trial at the present
term OF the court OF sessions. The Jury also
found that Engineer Krause mad been "negli-
gent and careless in the discharge of his duties
and WAS incompetent TO control and properly
superintend the business of the department.
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BROOKLYNS GREAT CATHEDRAL To BE
BuILr.-Iwenty years ago ground was broken
IN Brooklyn and the foundation stone of st.
johns Roman Catholic cathedral laid. II was
Tie intention TO construct the finest church in
the union. The work was carried on until the
walls had attained height of twenty-five feet
when Bishop Laughlin determined to discon-
tinue work upon II, as the money necessary
Tor It's completion was sadly needed to establish
hospitals and orphans homes. Now, after all
That time and with the walls covered with iyy
and other clinging plants, the vast structure is
TO be pushed to completion. 1t will take six
years 10 complete ii, and the expenditure will
De over 81 ,OOO, OOO The style of architecture
will be ANTIQUE Gothic
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Titus. the convicted murderer of Tiilie Smith
at Hackettstown, NJ, is slowly breaking down
lie Is closely watched for fear that he will com
init suicide.
icy mas ended, the men returning to work at
the old prices.
lame, lanes stevens, colored, was found guilty at
Irincess Anne. Nd OF feIonious assaIIt nnon
Mrs. Mary Trel,e;rn f
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SHOT AND KILLED HIS BRorHER-In Barn.
well county, >. G., Saturday. f. j. RowelI killed
his brother, L. l.. ROwell. They had intended
10 go fishing together, when they became in
Nolved in a quarrel. f. j. Rowell cursed his
brother and dared him 20 advance upon him
when the wife of the murdered man interposed
and succeeded in taking her husband AWAY
Inc quarrel was renewed by f. j. ROwell. who
had secured a gun. He again cursed his brother
who tore away from his wife and started TO ad,
vance upon E. L. Rowell, who fired RoWeIl
q few hours. -
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ihE WEAK AND DEBILTrATED AND FOR
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KILLED BY MISSTEP.-Edward Herbert
superintendent of the West Virginia Central
railroad. fell through hole in one OF the Balti-
more and Ohio coal piers, in Baltimore shortly
aiter dark last night, and was instantly killed
lie was looking for a car, and in the darkness
made mISStep, falling about 80 feet Deceased
was 90 years of age, and leaves family
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coast land, buildings and people.
The excitement caused by these disturbances and
the anxiety and occasioned by them was pro-
life source Of nervous DEPRESSION seepsesess despond-
ency and gloom Exposure by day and night. lack of
sufficient food with little rest undermined the general
health of thousands who became the preyto
GENERAL DEBILITY.
GENERAL DEBILITY.
While sympathizing country were pouring in thou
of dollars for the relief Of immediate suffering
the demands upon the general government for shelter
for the exposed populace inadequately met. and
the sick and afflicted turned with one accord TO their
hnever-failing remedy.
BROWNS IRON BITTERS,
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For relief from mental and physical suffering. So
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from suffering Charleston Baltimore, Md, the
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To be shipped Immediately. We do not consider it out
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Iron Btters will do In cases of mental depression
where the nerves "all unstrung" wakefulness re-
suits The dependency which follows has the effect
nourished, furnishes healthy action to the digestive
organs, and freak kidneys and indctie Hrer result
surely as from an over-worked stomach.
BROWNS IRON BITTERS,
BROWNS IRON BITTERS,
By its action upon the stomach. creates wholesome
healthy appetite furnishes fuel the digestive
port and strength to the weak kidneys The organism
ofthe body being thus renovated repaired and
inforced, the become strengthened, healthy.
refreshing sleep follows, mental prostraton is
come and, lght-hearted with strength. both of body
and mind, acquired. the sufferer cured-o sufferer no
longer-tells OF the benefit of the use of
BROWNS IRON BITTERS
BROWNS IRON BITTERS
To other sufferers and the
carefully purely vegetable medicine becomes
household word and household blessing.
There deleterious effects from Its use Unlike
other iron medicines,
BROWNS IRON BITTERS
BROWNS IRON BITTERS
Does not produce constipation. 1t will headache
remove dyspepsia relieve indigestion. and will in
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Broacns Iron Biners is the most perfect blood puri-
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without producing nausea In small and frequent
doses it produces beneficial effects in children
Prepared in Baltimore, Md. by the Brown Chemi-
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BROWNS IRON BITTERs
Is sold everywhere. The price is only One Dollar a
a bottle
The result Of its use is
HEALTH AND STRENGTH. 1t
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OuR BLACK DREss GooDs
MOURNING DEPARTMENT.

1t is q fact well known our customers and all who
have ever purchased goods ut this department that
We have five times the space for the sale of these
goods five times the variety in "New Styles" ten
times more stock to select from than any other house
in the city.
Our Light for showing the goods is the best that can
be had.
We lay claim to the fact that we are Headquarters
for SILK WARP HENRIETTAS and CASH MERES.
We make specially Of five numbers in HENRIET-
TS OF the celebrated make Of b. Priestley & Co.,
follows
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ALTIMoRE AND ONO hAiLRoAD.
schedule in effect. SUNDAY SEPTEMBER loth
lsSe, until further uotit,.


ss Leave Washington from station corner Of New Jer.
roT Chicago 1880 and lo;Io pm daily. The
and Chicago arriving in Piisburgh al ss5 r'm N.
on tbi' I'll morning AT 500 NoeairR iare charged
For CEncnnat Louisville and ST Louis daily nj s.ao
ace Sleeping Cars to aSave points Mfth"T A r. aa,
Io"s III ~ hast limited train Ia Cincinnati and st
Train ,a $40 pm Noexra fare is charged on this
10, rison,gh At 1000 m and 8 IS m daily 10
ior aud s,snins ea and Detroit with Monarch Par
FOR LeAlngion and Local stations sac m daily
For Havreiie-oirace Newark s,r,,.r,v u-u,,,..
Sa,, @ das1r anu rhiadephia $50 % rs o. M aud
for Baltimore on week days s. $40 $40 -.ao sao
s:sa 40 aa, al; In i;2o, BIB C45minuie trainl
For Baltimore sundays .i;s ,o s San iov pm pm.
An, 10, iSo. $780, 4;4o. 5:so. $40 100 $50
For sh anna wailey Railroad point. south
Washington TO New Orleans 5ao pm s.eepr To- IN
For Wilmington. Deiawai e. and ,ut,ru.,,,,.
between baltimore aud W !lmington. 3.l5 pm lally
For Annapolis $40 am. and l2lo and 4.so nm
on sunday e8o am, 4:iop pm '
more ., $40. $40 am. 1910 pm. $50 asao so
and 4 800 pm. ON sundays $50 m ana 1 80 3.so
tan Branch Gas daily. except SUNDAY, aud ssi
pal stations on MeiropoIiian Rranch sI ,IT p a
on sunday stops AT all stations. For aIhersburg and
daily, except sunday. For Frederick $40 a M aud
4;lo p m. daily, except SUNDAY.
For hagerstoHn 1850 a IN. and 5:3l % IN daily ex-
cept SUNDAY.
Trains arrive from the West daily 600 ..2o a NJ
I'D $50 and 1880 pm. Little Rock f.xpress
From Phlladelphia. Chester. Wilmington, Ane-
gerry, Newark and Havre de Grace, HIS am. 3:s0
pm. and loco D m. daily
From Wilmington and intermediate noints North "A
Baltimore, ll:l5 am.
Prom Annapolis, $50 aud 80 and 5:2o pm
sunday, 1888 a m. $3.50
FROM Harpers Ferry and Valley Railroad. $50 u.
m. daily except sunday.
From Frederick ana intermediate points SOS "A. H.
and =: 10 u m. daily except SUNDAY.
Trains leave baltimore for Washington nj 6.la
$50 $40 300 1908 aud 1880 I'm. l2:l5. 2:50 g. L.
40 D $50. .:i5, y and llso0 pm; sundays,
o:So 30, 300 and 300 n m. 1870 ..:3O. 300
$50 I:s5, u and IL 90 pm.
All trains Washington sion at Relay Stafian
except l25. 81 ID and /: pm.
For further Information apply at the baltimore and
ONO Ticket ONCE Washington station: and 1851
pennsylvania avenue, corner of 14th street where
orders Will De taken for baggage be checked aud
receive al any point In the city
Is. DUNHAM, g IDRD
Gen Manager. Baltimore Tse2O "a pa
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Ironl The Boston Journal.
VI. Bartholdfs last act before leaving France
Will be pilgrimage to the quiet home in Al
saiia where his mother, an old lady of "a or S5
years OF age, resides. 1t is her face that fur
nlshed the model for the face OF the statue of
Liberty Enlightening the World.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

PIANOS AND ORGANS.
g. z,I il II s.. W ! ~ ~ "a BH res. S
kraaich & Bach Planes are Gnrivaled,
tiailys wonderful self-playing Instruments
Reliable new triple unison Upright Pianos for S175
nECKER BROS. TIANOs
- ARE IDEAL iNsTRUMt MIS-
FXquisltely finished. mechanism perfect in de-
tli tone magnificent, rick aud RESONANT. with great
singing Qualify. SANDERS sTAYnAN,
DC aim 934 r St NV.
ENsTkY ORGANS
ILNEM Sly rs FOR PARLoR AND CHAPEL.
School use. Reasonab. e p Ices, easy terms.
ocl4-1m S34 st. NV.
FISCHER PIANOS.
Fine tone, splendid workmanship. unsurpassed for
SANDERS & sTAYMAN.
oc14-1m 934 ST. NV.
9 ECoNDHAND PIANOS
OF various makers for sale a. prices ranging from $50
ocl4-1m s34 81. NV.
Music LOVERS AND MUSICAL
siudents are invited TO examine our fine stock of the
matchess Decker Bros Pianos. For rent and sold
SANDERS sTAYMAN.
ocl4lm 934 + 81 NV.
FUNEACHERS OF MUSIC ARE INVITED TO
Il call and get one of our HANDY BOOKS. designed
specially for the OF the musical profession.
SANDERS d STAlMAN,
Oc12-1m S34 X ST. W.
WYE HAVE THE LEADING
w PIANOS AND ORGANS
PIANOS FOR RENT.
OLD INSTRUMENTS TAKEN IN EXCHANGE.
TUNING AND REPAIRING
Reasonable prices and accommodating terms.
San DEiiS * STAYMAN,
Jarvis BUTLER I'm charge)
oc14-lm y34 It. d. w.
II ARGE ASSORTMENT OF SECONDHAND
IL square, Grand and Upright PIANOS. some
nearly new: All fully warranted Of all makes For
sale from % To $40 per month.
n. q. MkTZEROTT d CO.,
Ocl2-lm 9O3 Penn. ave. I'd door from 9th st.
HUGO WORCH d CO,
Ill 925 TTH W.,
Sole Agents for the Unrivalled
SOHMEK PIANOS.
and dealers in strings. Musical Instruments, Sheet
Music and Music Books
100000 copies OF D ana I'D cent Sheet Music.
Pianos and Organ, 10 Rent. oc4-6m
IIALLET L. DAVIS UPRIGHT PIANOS IN
i i equaled at every desirable point these marvel
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of musicians all the world. Buy no other piano
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ing at Sll 9Th ST. NV. ap1O
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DENTISTRY.

nR. 8. L SCOTT. DENTIST. WOULD RESPECT
IL fully inform his friends patrons that he has
resumed the practice OF his profession 1907 st. L.
W. OcS-lm
nRS STARR PARSONS, COR 9TH AND EN.W.
without extracting A local an&sihetic, used ON the
GUMS lllevates pain OF extracting. Gas gwen apl3
- three doors from corner i. Dentistry in ali
lis branches Teeth inserted ~ PEE seI All work
WsTranted anl
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SPECIALTIES.


wv T. PARKER, THE GIFTED HEALER HAS
w wonderful power 20 heal the sick without med
icine. Nervous and chronic diseases specially Con
sui alton free AT Parker house, Az and Pennsylva-
MA ave. wv. O6I9-iW*
NJ ME- BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTSOF
N1LIFE All business confidential. Ladies andReu.
tleInen 90 cents EACH AUS street, between 18th and
9TH streets northwest my6-4Ow<
DILES-DR. MUHLEAiAN CURES PILES BY
Il direct treatment, without the OF knife, caustic
or ligature. Cure guaranteed eau We consulted y,
2l3 I'D st. NV. from TO u pm app l2m+
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WOOD AND COAL.

WOOD AND COAL.
WALTER III. MARROW.
Wholesale and Retail dealer in
COAL AND WOOD
Main Office No. 10 st. NV. Offices and Yards
9Th and b sts sw: No. 2l6 A st ne. Coal Depot
Cor. Virginia and Delaware avenues sw.
All Offices are connected with the Telephone Eek.
change. se2O-lms
% 600 TONS OF FRESHLY MINED COAL
variety at the very lowest prices. kindua Stove
delivery. Send in your orders.
Office. lila fennsylyania avenue.
Depot and Wharf. 6th and Water streets southwest
auo-3m q. l. SHERIFF
WINTER FUEL AT SUMNER RATES
V. BALDWIN JOHNSON,
wholesale F and Retail Dealer in wooP and COAL
Full Weight and Measure
by rail and water and tree from Stag slate aud
Main Nan. Yard ana Office 40 Rhode Island ave- NV
Office. corner sth and X sis- NV.
All connected by. Telephone au1O-3m
JoHS M11LER
Wholesale and Retail Dealerin
LUMBER WOOD AND COAL
Lumber Yard, Mil and R r. Depot-South Capitol
and I streets southeast
OhceS-412 street and Maryland avenue southwest
1910 14th street northwest
TELEPHONE CONNECTIONS
COAL by the cargo or carload at wholesale prices
KINDLING and STOVE WOOD Of Ill kinds
COAL and SA w ED aud SPLIT WOOD under
cover plank floors
Large and weliassorted stock of LUMBER Fine
Lumber and Flooring kept under cover.
orders promptly delivered in any part Of the city
without charge for hauling.
Estimates cheerfuily furnished.
Our Depot being centrally located. and adjacent to
the railroad stock handled at very small giving
advantages in estimating, especially Lumber VI
Coal i'll large quantities
Long experience ample facilities. and competent
assistants warrant the belief that satisfaction
given to those who with ther PAT ronage,
which is respectfully solicited. jyl7-3n
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NEW SE I'm An LINEN DAMASk NAPKINS
IRISH AN1 1o SEKMAE N.a HgcE AND DAMAsK
BEdGIA IIr PED haSEN e AL W1PTns AND
WIPE rl TA fi GAsl9N ct rs AHn s2
Penn Avenue. Corner 9th street.
Established 1S4O. Oc16
w. M. SINISTER & SoNs
s1s PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
AsTRAKHAN CLOTHS in Black, Brown, Garnet
and Gray.
MORE SILKS. dark colors and Evening Shades
FAILLE FRANCAIS and SATIN RHADAMES,
all colors
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for Washington The best Black Silk ever made
Gautier's AllSlk Colored aud Black VELVETS.
High Novelties in vELvETs. SILKS. PLUsHEs
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Ladies Merino and Silk UNDERWEAR.
PONGEE in choice designs for Furniture Drapery.
Great Bargain In Colored MORE Sash RIBBONS,
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LII 4 olAh0 lLLOSlONS 1Or weddings.
Largest and most complete stock of French DRESS
GOODS ever Shown in this city.
MOURNING GOODS of every texture.
Special attention is called to our Barnesey Double
Table DAMAsKs. at S1.5O per yard equal to any
goods in the market at 81. Hosel keepers are in
vited to examine.
Fancy Linen sCARFS, TOWELS, &C.
Our stock is larger than Prices as low as
same qualities Can be bought for in United States
w. NJ. SINISTER & SONS
010 Pennsylvania Avenue n w.
THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST oc16
BLANKETS AND CoMroRrAB1Es
We have a large stock of BLANKETS and COM
FORTABLES. at old prices
BLANKETS. sl25, $3.50, So. up to S12.
CoMFORTABLEs, from 75c. to $3.50
DRESS GOODS. in all the new styles, from 15c to
much higher prices.
NOVELTIES in all the new designs, from 75c to
$3.50.
CASSIMERES for men and boys from Csc to 81. So
UNDERWEAR-the largest stock we ever carried
before, all at Popular Prices.
JOHNSON & LUTTRELL,
oc16 7l3 Market Space.