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A New DEPARTURES.

We beg to call the attention Of our friends
and patrons to our superb stock Of Ladies'
Cloaks now located on the first door - you
enter the store from the Avenue. We make Q
specially Of Cloaks and Suits md have now on
sale the best collection Of Wraps of every do.
scr1ption we have ever offered the public Our
stock IL now double the slxs Of former years
and our prices we guarantee reasonable
LADIES' sU1Ts-This department is located
on second floor. front room where we now have
on exhibition large line Of Ladies' Costumes
In about forty (4O) different styles and in all
the latest fsbrica. Prices range from e1O up
wards. perfect fit gu lranteed and no extra
CHARGE for alterations.
CHILDREN's CLOAKs AND sUITs.-This
department il located on second floor. front
room, more spacious than heretofore and
therefore We are enabled to show assortment
more extensive than formerly and at prices that
cannot fail to interest the parents We carry a
fun line Of Fail and Winter weights
LADIES' JERSEYS AND wRAPPERs.-This
department is located ON second floor back
room. where may be found . choice assortment
of these goods Our line of Jerseys excels in nov.
elites, and is complete in all the staple styles for
house wear.
LADIES' FURNISHIN0S-Thisd department.
Is now located on first floor. directly back of the
cloaks and occupies one-half Of the door SPACE
We would ike it known that our Ladies' Fur
nishines still remain prominent feature of our
business, and We shall always carry q complete
assortment Of Gloves. Hosiery, Underwear. Cor
sets tthe c. p. aud p. u. and Thomson). Hand.
kerchiefs, Collars and Cuffs. Umbrellas. Ruch-
ings. Yelling. &c, &c-in fact all the smsll wear
excepting Muslin Undergarmsnts.
We ask an inspection of our various depart
ments. and hope to be favored with call.
We still have few Mems Goods left, in Under.
wear. Hosiery, and Gloves II we have your
size and can suit You, the price viii Be lust
one-haf.
WIN. H. McKNEw.
AZ n
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'YAxxrr Norross. DrpAnrxrxr.

Hair.Pins. 100 Hair-Pins in IN upright orns-
mental boz, with top. Assorted sisA both plain
and invisible. Only &C. Per bog.
Jst-hesd Pima 3k inches long. one dossa ins
boz. Only 80. per box.
Jet-head Pima. IN inches lonG. tvo doosn n Q
box. Only &c. per box.
Cubs Pima. two hundrsd 10 the boz. IN let
White and colouL Only ixc. Per boz.
Childrsn's Toy Kuittsrs. Only So each.
400 English Pins In paper for &c.
so Needles In sass for O..
Ladiss' Skirt supporters. only 16c
Ladiss' safety Bella Csc
Ladies' Hose suppost9s. with anA Without
psats. All sssA zoo. and ESQ Pc pais.
Ladies' SIX Hose supporssrA without Dslaa.
A2c snd 80 pr baiE
Childrsns Hoss euppsstara 1Oc md 1236s.
cAildssns etIk Hoss sappostses. 23a ana
s7k
xeking Cor ahdrta Black Whit ga 0s.S.
~ = ~ vidA 2oa asd Sos. ~ yarA
WOODLAND ; LoxH1oa
- Cse l1tA - , - 40.
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LADIES, SEAsoNABLE UxpERwEAn

OF course have fun line Of the American Hosiery
Co.'S Underwear the Swiss Ribbed silk Vests the En-.
slish Medcated Cashmere. the ventilatins Buckskin
Undergarments; also DR.. Warmers Celebrated
Underwear; but we write below only of SPECIAL
LoTs-the outcome Of our cash system in buying.
quantities being limited and the prices being
nearly 25 cent below the market quota
TONS it is imperative TO SELECT AT ONCE
AT 81 natural Wool Vests and Panta snk bound
and stitched Only 500 Of these garments and NO
MORE WHEN THEY ARE GONE. tTwo garments
for worth Of one.)
At 44c. Swiss Ribbed Vests. finished ct neck and
arms with SILK Ribbons. Colors Pink. Ecru Blue,
Flesh. White Market value throughout the United
States 50c.
At s5c. the Swiss Ribbed sink Vests come in Sal.
mon. Red. Cream. Pink. Blue. Cardinal This quality
vest il retailing all over the country at d.
AT SOC. Ribbed Merino Vests. Lons sleeves and
high necks. Silk faced and silk stitched. All sizes
Cannot b duplicated under 75c
AT S5o These are "seconds,n but you'd never know
IL They ere heavy weight ribbed wool vests and are
generally retailing at q so.
AT e138. Ribbed Natural Wool Vests, in ali styles
and sises. also. but worth e1.75.
AT eI39. Red and White Ribbed Wool vests the
same identacaliy - sold last year Tor Sl69.
AT 81 AZ. Hand-mads Ribbed Wool vesu. All
sizea Some Of these vests are feet long. Color.
Red. Pink. Blue Cream. White. bargain Ut ~ each
Only 80 Of these garments. MN
Continued below,
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WANTED ROOMS.

XVANTED-FoUR OR FIVE UNFURNIsHED
w rooms BY gentleman wife and grown chi ldren
Add ese h 8, Il. star once sssd-Im
UANTED-BYA GENTLEMAN AND WIFI vi "
w dsuxDter II IL year, two secoDdstory oonlmuni-
eating furnished rooms with bard AZ moderate 'esnss
between 9Th aud l5th and north IL 4 streels a
near the Ca ito IN northeast Address. with deScTtp
eon ana terms K. Star ofice- -eeo-.St'
WANTED- by MIDDLE AGED LADY BY
w lst o. October q xood--ized partially furnished
second-sgory .ront room, with board IN a. oi her
dies and cars passing the Treasury Department with
out transfer Please state terms, promit lay aud
permanent il suited Address HOME CosloRIs.
Star office. se-o-st
NNANTED-oNE SMALL AND Two LARGE
w rooms one Iartly furnished sou ne a exp sure
without bOard Address. giving location and terlIs
b 4 81. star ofica se<9-SV
WANTED-BY AsTENoGRAPHkR NAIL 3 Uk-
w nj he'd room. cheap. where e ca instruct sd}
Address tox llS. Stsr office. se~S-st-
WANTED ONE OR TWO UNfUkNlshED
w rooms on first second hoors. csatrsI locAtl.n
Address BOX To- { z ONE. seS9-6'
WANTED-BY GENTLEMAN AND WIFE HAND
w somely furnished hoor In desirable house with
pleasant. refined private family terms n"t over stO
Ter month Jest reiereDcesA Address D. u NJ Metro-
IoitA-. Cub. su-.p
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ADDITIONAL LINES Or HosrrRr.


Al aooiuon 70 the excellent lines We have been
"'e.A' A''enoon 20 inc ioao"Ans OK
N.fs sAiueS recently opened Inc s'esay
~ '"' u0"s"o ior 'ns "srIsn'eo Hss'-
no.aerS soid pS uA " convincing eu-
N'Aoe VI 'ne'r growing popularity ana PROOF
.'' .iA' 'nes sss ~ We oasm tnem 70 oe'
isS' " 0'''f oSe' anu sauAns
~''~ S''sS~n' 70 "sss - ~ u0o'ssSnsA
~. 'nss nv .e
.-,, ~ 80 'n.' 'ne "." -'o
.... :. " 49, eA'i. enol'. " A''p p-'e
,,,u ,,-. .,..." :.
.-,-. ,-,. -, ..,
,...
I..,.', -. a.
80, ~ oo'
-, -. ~
-, -. ~
DSA 0os'' - NV
Hss' o'sSA A-Asas'A nfesS A0s~ u
1ss' n1sSA" AAss-1hrsso aoses -
W. a.. .r p..s,u
for children. We have an unusually complsts
line 1t present and are offsrtue exceptionally
GOOD values. Warranted not to rub OF in wash
or wesr and NOT To srov rusty
Childrsn's Warranted "Fsst Black Cotton
Hose double heel and toe.
size-6. 6k, 2, IN, 8, 81, 9. and OK.
Prics-2b, "a, 20, 81, SO, IS. 81, and zoe.
Finer Quality. Marrow Rib. Two Weishts-.
Medium aud Heavy.
size-s. az. 2 TX. a. AZ. O. pk. and IN
r,ce--4S. "A. so. 80. "a "a "A. eo and t,2e.
Children,. "r..t R,sck, p,a,n cotson Ho.A.
nne ou.,,tv for dre.. ~e.r aou,,. b.s, and 70.
si,a--s AZ A az ~ Az .nao
Prioe--4s so AZ "a. "a. "A. ef,. 40. and elc
We cal, p.r.,cu,.r st.a,t,on to our sun.r,or
line of I..aie., Ii.l. Thr..a uo.. IN cho,cs
stripes and attractive .Boot., nat,srns Price.
Soc. 75c. s7hc n and n % per pair
opeciA In shk hose 'o dozen LsdisS Biz
-
'n.aes 20 nA.en 'ne iA'es' COR. III Dses' o0o's
."N 'AAA 'A.u'' '. NC" D'"''' .A-"'o.
A VI "-A0s~A' -''>''' A-sA'
ONLY sL%5 PER PAIR.
Black SILK Hosiery. Never before has the
line Of qualities been 30 extensive: nor were the
values 80 intrinsically good Double heel and
,.s,..,p, .,S
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~ 80 ~ 81. near City Hall. books bound in lea her
fsOin oOc- up. Payer kUirr and BlAnk Book Maker
Satisfaction guaranteed Work called for snd ue,,y
ele0 81
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THnouaH Two HusDnrp PAsrs

THROUGH Two HUNDRED fANEs
A short time sso We told you we were ''ssstins
resdy." and invited you to witness the transit
ton from one season to another. Now We ARE
READY in every sense that the word implies.
Ready with the largest and most complete stock
Of Tall outfits for men and boys ever placed
under one roof We have out-saks saks Co..
in this third Autumn season in our present
quarters. We wish We had more room. but won-
dsrful use has been made of what we have. You
wouldn't be able to see how we could utilize
more. 20 perfect is the system.
The variety and extent Of stock 10 admirably
displayed on our four immense sales floors, and
your journey from the combination Of busy
stores that greet you on your entrance. to the
handsome and spacious apartments occupied by
our Tailoring DEPARTMENT on the fourth floor,
is one Of kaleidoscope beauty. To particularize
would be mpossible-everythng Is as nearly
perfect - the combined brains and skill Of the
world can make it The prices throughout the
store are in harmony with our policy always
strictly adhered toy, ONE PRICE-and that the
lowest-which we have proven to be consistent
with thoroughness in every detail.
The army Of assistants We have marshalled to
aid rs in catering to your wants will be found
masters Of their particular branches Intelli-
gence, experience and civility are their recon-
msndations. and the prince or man In humble
station will receive the same solictous treat
ment at their hands. In word. they are our
representatives
But one thing RENAME come and see r,s ready.
Don't think you've got to buy. We shall be glad
to show you what we have and leave you free to
make your own decision. We know our fscili-
ties. you know our reputation. We have not
besn idle
By the way-you want Fall Overcast right
Oh. % to s3o are the limits of price-perfsc-
ton the only limit to quality.
sAKs AND COMPANY.
FOR MEN FROM THE CRADLE T
THE GRAVE.
SEVENTH STREET AND MARKET SPACE.
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Coon REPUTATION E1or1s
vERYTHING

Acelebrsted writer says: whether Printer
or q Poet be located in the midst Of great city
orin the depth of great forest. the world will
beat path to his door. If his Productions excel
those OF nj neisnoors" This applies % well to
merchant and especially to Shoe Merchant.
TIRE ia 50 much similarity in the appearance
AMI 40 very much difference in the wearing
qualities of Shoes. that the world will beat
path TO the door of that merchant whose wares
have the reputation for durability
This is undoubtedly the reason why the little
path. opsned to our door tweivs years ego. has
broadened into such . wide avenue frequented
by the thousands who viii have "HAHNS
RELIABLE SHOES" and no others-no matter
how many inducements are held out to than b.
wouid-be-competitors on the wayside.
We pride ourselves on our now firmly -estah-
Hshed reputation for honest, no shoddy goods
sold at prices, which are. for the quality. the
the lowest in the country. and undevixtingly
uniform to everybody.
There can be no question that we do, and can
undersell any house in the District, az We sell
for cash only, and draw our supplies direct
mainly from manufacturers whose entire pro-
duct we control. in such quantities for our three
large stores. a. no other house here can do.
Our Fall Stock is now complete, and embraces
some of the m st elegant Gems Of Footwear to
be found anywhere In the United States. while
the p.ices for these goods will astonish those
who have been in the habit Of buying nns sooda
In GENTS LONG BOOTS our house is head
quarters. We have them from the Fine Calf s5
genuine hand made work, down to the service
able s1.50 ful stock kip boots.
Our ladies' s3 Hand Welt Genuine KANGA-
ROO or DONGOLA BUTTON BOOTS are at
least the equal Of any a shoe in town.
Our Gents IS BEST ON THE GLOBE
Genuine hand-Sewed Welt Shoes will bear
favorable comparison with any % shoe.
Whatever you want in the way Of Sensible,
Serviceaole. and Comfortable Footwear, ours u
the House TO find it
VIM HAHN 4 co.'s
RELIABLE SHOE HOUSES,
SIG 9TH st. 1922 Pa ava. and 23I Ps. ave. "a
se26- w.fm.3m
DR-INCH 0OLD-TIP GLORIA. oi.49
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WHERE Do You INTEND To Bur
CARPETS AND FURNITURE,

CARPETS AND FURNITURE,
That Il very tmportans qusssaoa to you. and
also 10 u - We have . large stock Il soods
which must Be sold. You have AWAY, ben
very liberal in patroninng us aad w feel We
have received our full shsrs Of your sx,da. for
which We return you our hearty thanks. but We
have made preparation this fall, with view to
securing . larger share of your fsyors and
have laid in stock which Is complete in all
departments. and which embraces everything
that Il correct In style and oo,orinss in CAR
PETIN0s. DRAPERIKS. AND UPHOLSTERED
aooDa Our FURNITURE DEPARTMENT
IL replsts with new and novel styles in sub
stantial and elegant goods. and full Of bareaina
We do not enumezate them. bscsuss this I'd. il
not written to inform you what We have. but to
invite you to call and look through our stock,
feeling assured that you will be convinced
after comparison with others that it u to your
advantage TO place your orders with us for any
thing you are in need Of to make home oomfor-
table and beautiful. and they win be promptly
filled and satisfaction surantsed Our LACE
DEPARTMENT should not be overlooked, for
We have excslled ourselves in Il this season, and
have great many surprises to show you in
handsome CURTAINS At cbe>p pricea We are
making WINDOW SHADES to measure for
75c Reupholstering Of furniture promptly
done BY best Of workmen. Awaiting your call,
We assure you courteous treatment whether
buying or only looking.
W. h HOEKE
Sol Market Spaos. sos and $40 9Th st.
se26, 81, 2v.th. q tu-3m
A
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TIVE STAR many months ago expressed its con-
victiOn OF the utter incompetency OF the aqueduc
management, and Is not surprised al the recen-
Developments OF fraud In the construction OF the
new tunnel In fact, there has been no adequate
management since Capt. Hoxie was displaced 10
give a snug place in washington social life 10 a
retiring engineer commissioner OF the District the
ravOrtte OF an army clique. Whatever were the
merits or dement's or Capt HOxie's plan OF tunnel
Ing, IL Is certain that the successful and homes,
prosecution OF the work would not have failed
through any want OF vigilance or energy upon his
part While he was In charge he might be said 10
have lived In the tunnel untring were his labOrs
day and night In inspecting every step progress
In the underground work, ana IN sJuiying how e.
meet any difficulties as they presented them
selves Under the succeeding management the
idea OF personal supervision Inspection certainly
70 the extent OF going down into a dark 'nawsty"
hole under ground. SENS TO have been secuted
from the start. II would have been pawsitvely dis
gushing you know! Ii would weallyi And so the
work OF superintendencewasfr fttered away beyond
all responsibility through series OF deputies and
suo-deputles, inspectors and suo-inspectors until
IL reached point where all honest or Intelligent
inspection seems to have been abandoned.
The contractors, apparently in collision
with the inspectors, were allowed TO
work their own sweet will, and II
Is not surprising that they should have made the
most OF their opportunities and gone on, without
the slightest regard 10 their contract TO the per-
petration OF the appalling frauds just developed.
IL appears that the brick lining 10 the tunnel has
been constructed with scarce any filing behind H.
thus leaving large spaces between the brick
arch and the rock walls OF the tunnel
The result would have been, when the water
was let In, that the pressure would have burst the
brick lining as quickly as II II had been paper.
Probably much more fatally defective work vii
be detected, but enough has been discovered to
show the necessity for prompt and sweeping
change In its management The attempt to SUPER
intend and inspect the tunnel work from the
smoking room OF club house Is not a success.
II Is, OF course a very serious disappointment to
the people or Washington, especially In the dis
tricts where there Is short water supply, to have
this set back to the early completion OF the tun-
mel, but there seems no remedy except through a
long and tedious process OF examination and re-
construction
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Lust AND FOUND.

I osT-A SILVER cHATELAINE WATCH. SQUARE
~ face. going from st. down 18th ~ low Clrcle.
ward 70 nnder q l22o st NV. lr
r osT-wHITE SETTER BITCH WITH LEMON
~ oo.ored spots over eyes, Return ~ 1850 S<h St
u W.. and receive reward IT.
L osT-sTRAYED OR STOLEN FROM 1911 r
LIST n W, . small skye terrier. Please retarn ~
above address and rccelve reward ss26-3ts
4 os1-bkTwkEN Z ST. MARIE AND oTH AND
LIZ n W., tce-route book marked Indepeisdept Ice
CA Please return 70 I. J. NASH. 1915 9th Ct n. ".
and recctve suitable reward se.6-3ts
II osT-oN SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER 23D. A BLACK
~ spaniel owner lives at SOu 15tA street No.
questions asked II.
I osT-AT THE BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC
Aldepot or ON the 2:30 o'clock train the wild
eat show gold br -celet with owners inside.
Suitable reward on return 70 2l5 st NV ss23-2t.
OK kEwAkD-LOsT. SEPT. "a. 1883. A vEk.
RO dark pug dog. Return 70 7l6 l3th 81. n ". and
rsceaye reward No questions. sr25-2rs
II oST--A SMALL BLACK AND TAN DOC an
~ swering % the nazns -Dsndias Liberal reward Il
lett ~ 40 9th e. go. se25-3t'
I osT-s5.0 0-Losr On sIRAYkD FRoA $50
IL el NV. very eupau blsck-and-tAn dog. yellow
r1ooon around neck and ansysD y name OF Dot
no 0uastkoDs ankod ssx5-3c
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WANTED--BOARD.

w boA.d n private family, with two second noor
Rooms; sunny expo~ure lOcatol west OF l4th ST.;
references exchanged. Address p. c. Star once
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CARPETS. CARpErs., CARpErs,,,

We are daily receiving our Fall supply Of BI0ELow,
LOWELL HARTFORD WILTON CARPETS BODY
BRUSSELS. MOQUkT,. vELvETS, TAPESTRIES
THREE-PLYS. INGRAINS. and ART SQUARES
RUGS. MATS CURTAINS. and DRAPINGS I'm great
VARIETY. An inspection OF our stock is solicited.
se25-3m HOOE, BRO. CO., 1928 + st
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HOUSE FuRNrsHrses.

4
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY. Sept. 25 and 20.
Bolton shseting Sofa Cushions (stamped,. .... csc
Bolton SheetinR Table Scarfs (stam ped) f,Oc
Bolton sheeting Table Covers (stsmpeI). ..... 800
English Basket Cloth Table Cover (stamped) go 81 10
o4-inch Bureau Cover Qrinssd and stamped 4ac
S5-,nch Butcher Linen tf.nssd and stampedj....2 Sc
SS-lnSn ..... .39c
xMe DAanssk Irsy cover Otamped)... .25c
New Materials for Embroidery and Painting.
Chamos skins In all Of the art shsdss.
Botng Cloth in all widths.
6otins 6hsetinx IN White and all Of the art shaded
Moleskin Cloth In new shades. Moleskin Plush in
White aud Colors. silk Arnine in new shades A
beautiful material for Table Covers All Of the new
shades In T1nsel, kopN sk and Linen. and Floss Of ali
g. oPPENHEIMER / BRO,
DECORATIVE ART ROOMS. 514 9th ct. NV
Cha ses for Painting and Embroidery now be,np
formed Special terms parties joining By the Of
OctoOer. ue25
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FOR RENT-ROOMS

Hok RkNr-ro ApULIs-BEAuTIful. Roons
boarding near. permanent T&rti-s de~ir-d .,rs~.,.
isaalt. oS$ ~ Nv sc,6-als
- hoomA on Second honi talle for usht 49,.
keepins. Rent moderate. l20 n q. nlv seeS-z1.
IsoR kENT = lsT oCToB A. Two UNI
II nlshed second-story Rooms exclusively tr7x-s-
one fr0nt water IN same noor: rch whole lensl III
Rooms. sunny exT-o-ure. thr lnss u str.t -.
rASonAbles f33S loth g. nv. refsrenors s2t-Ss.
I,oR kENT-ls23 81 NV. TWO HAND~oNr
u suites for ~entemon; oTen Erste-. snutherp -
rusurc. comforts Of refned house. Asa -.
hAnd-oney iarnishsd p4rlor sui. q three rs,-',s
Also. stable ..,,,- -.
IrOR RENT-el3 NV. LARGE FIRNtsH,D
u royius n q and se,unl r ttrs. sine ~ =
SUITE al naodeEn oonNstiie seatl-Inen preferred
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An interesting light Is that which Is taking place
for the seat In Congress now occupied by Mr. Hay
den OF Massachusetts,. General Banks, the repub-
hcan candidate, secured his nomination merely by
q SCRATCH as II were. and left a good deal OF
bad blood behind him In the nomina ting conyen-
ton He was an "Original abolitionist" OF the era
when Garrison and Phillips. Sumner, sedywick
and Burngame were In their full lighting strength:
but since the war he has been a warm advocate OF
a eoneiliatory policy toward the SOUTH and Joined
the Greeley movement In 1872. Opposed 10 him Is
Colonel Thomas Wentworth Hlgglnson, the social
r-fOrmer and essaylst, who also was among the
old-time aoot onIst-, and also has a war record.
but VINO made his first decided move out or the
lines OF the republican party four years ago, when
lie became one OF the leaders OF the independent
revolt In Massachusetts,. The democratic Presi-
dent showed his consideration for General Banks
by Offering the appointment OF a new federal
marshal for the Massachusetts district long while
10 avoid disturbing the veteran; and one OF the
causes OF apathy on the part OF good many repubIi
cans toward the Banks canvass Is the General,,
frank remarks In defense OF Mr. Clevelands adj
minlstration. ON the oIher hand. Gel Hlgginson
has received no favOrs from the President and IA
asking for the support OF the democrats OF his
district In spite Of his long and consistent anti
democratic career. The signs OF party dIsinteyra-
ton seem pretty strong in the NTH Massachusetts
district.
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nUR FALL EXHIBITION MUST BE GREAT
" success II prices are looked 1t. Our Millinery dis
Pay Is exquisite Do not tail to call either Thursday,
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WooDwARD & Lorusors ''Sroas
NEWS"
THURSDAY. sEPrKl6111 27rH lseA

The store 10 rapidly nllins up with TIE new
SEASONS best fabrics. styles. and fancisa Every
department. IL striving TO eclipse the sehssvs-
mens Of last season. Each season must 20
ahead Of its predecessor. Some Of the depart
meuts have already opened the campaign with
unusually large stocks. particularly Black
Goods. silka Dress Goods, Flaunels TO-, kc
Dress Goods Specialize pieces Of % and So
inch Atwood Camels' HAIR ssress in mat
Stripes and GRAY and. White Checks ana Plaids,
Brown-and-whits Checks and Plaid. Brown and
Gray Mixturea
ONLY Soc PER YARD
To increase the variety We have sddsd to the
above lot . choice line OF 3S.inch Chsviots.
making the assortment the best yet offered at
this popular price.
WOODWARD 4 LOTHRoP,
Cor. 11th and sta NV.
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Z B. BARNuM 3 90.
e31 PENNSYLVANIA AVE.

n BUTTON EMBROIDERED KID GLOVES AVN
loo xsrd. aHS C9S 1 4sc.; 800 dog Blk spool Tx
d9 90 . &C Sept q. rs aud %. KAUFMAN'S Do,U
-. sADANh AIoN- sey6-3t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-26
Late R II. TAYLOR,

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