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ORDER OF GOOD TEMPLARs.
Program for Celebration OF the Twenty.
Filth AuniYersaev Novnmhoe O2

Program for Celebration OF the Twenty.
Fifth Anniversary, November %.
The twanty-ffth anniversary Of the estab-
iishment Of the order Of Good Templars in this
District will be observed November %. A COM
mitfee composed Of representatives from the
different lodges is engaged in making arrange
ments for the celebration. which will extend
over four days. The past grand chief templar,
W. u. Perry, Is chairman Of the committee,
which at its meeting Saturday evening re-
ceived reports that the grand lodges of vir-
einia and Maryland are arranging to attend in
large numbers, and that the right worthy
grand lodge will send as its representation is
highest official on this continent, the Right
worthy Grand Councillor DR.. Oronhyatekha Of
Toronto. Ont. Hon. Samuel d. Hastings of
wisconsin, under whose direction as right
worthy grand templar the order was introduced
mere twenty-five years ago, has been invited to
De present. The grand secretary has been in
structed to have manufactured a suitable guam
tlty OF badges to be worn during the celebration
ana retained as souvenirs of the occasion.
Inc grand ehief templar, MIR. A. kalstrom,
as feature OF the celebration is endeavoring
to organize lodge of those who were formerly
connected with the organization.
Mr.. Perry has devised plan for the organi-
cation of Good Templar Veteran Association,
to be composed of persons who have held mem
has created much interest The organization
will be effected in about ten days in time to
take part in the celebration. One of the first
lodges organized was by soldiers who had Just
returned from the war, and in commemoration
OF that fact some OF the members of the Grand
Army of the Republic, their wives and daugh-
tiers propose to increase the interest of the
quarso-centennal by organizing a new lodge,
the application for charter being in the hands
OF prominent Grand Army comrades.
n ftoy, of l,a ~.
ON Sunday Rev. DR.. Corey. the pastor of the
Metropolitan NJ L. Church, has been invited to
deliver the anniversary sermon.
OFFICERS OF PERSEVERANCE LODGE.
The following were installed as officers of
Perseverance Lodge, Good Templars, Saturday
evening by Deputy Grand Chief Templar W.
@. Edison: s. W. Russell, chief templar; Mrs.
A. q. Powell, vice templar; J. BrysOn, secre-
tary; j. Moriarty, financial secretary; J. W.
Phillips, treasurer; Mrs. l. d. Fawcett, SUPER
intendent juvenile templars; Mrs. Z. l.. Edison,
chaplain; Miss Jennie Griffin, marshal; Miss
Alma Highly, deputy marshal; Mrs. Molly Phil
lips. guard; Mrs Il. j. Saffell, sentinel; Mrs. V.
Ii. Bishop, p c. l., and Miss Carrie Brookfeld,
pianist
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GEORGETOWN.

FUNERAL OF HUGH G. DIvINE-The funeral
OF Mr.. Hugh Glover Divine, which took place
yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock from his late
residence, No. 1922 SD street northwest, was
largely attended. The funeral procession was
composed of the National Guard Band, leader
August Shredder; Washington Division, No. /,
knights of Pythias. Capt Harry Coggns, COM
mandng, and Col J. G. L. Foxwel, A. d. C.
on the major generals staff; Columbia Division,
No. 3, knights OF Pythias, Capt. J. Z. Smith,
commanding; Hermione Division, No. f.
Knights Of Pythias, Capt. II. G. Wagner; Nell
son Division, No. 2, Knights of Pythlas Capt
Lemuel Fugitt; Decatur Lodge, No. 8, Knights
OF Pythias, Chancellor Robert w. Waters, COM
grand chancellor, W. T.. Mockbee. in command;
l. 0. o. +. lodge. No. Is. marshal, Z. C. Curl;
assistant marshal. Thomas w. Jones. and Cove
nant Lodge, No. Is, officers of tho grand lodge,
l. o. o. F.. II. c. Hazard, acting grand master
in charge; United Order of American Mechan-
les. council No. l, Marshal Silas H. Sherwood
in command, and Junior Order OF American
Mechanics The pail bearers were Robert But
Ter and William Donaldson for the Odd Fell
lows, j. Il. Norton and Ezra Troth for the In
dependent Order of American Mechanics, and
William Daugherty and William Kensinger for
Knights OF Pythias. The services at the CAL
vary NJ. L. Church were conducted by Rev. DIR.
Owens, assisted by Rev. Mr. Osborne. At Oak
Hill cemetery the remains were inferred with
appropriate ceremonies by the ministers and
u.
BEATEN IN HIS OwN HoUsE-Last night
Policeman EASILY arrested a coored man
known az Sam. Reed on charge of beating
James Robinson at the latter's home on Grant
road near Tenleytown. Robinson was not able
to appear In court today.
CATTLE MARKET.-The following sales of live
stock at Arlington stock yard last week are re-
ported One hundred and seventy cattle sold.
Best from 3s4 to Is per pound; good, 81 to
80 per pound; medium, 90 to per pound;
common, to "a per pound. Three hundred
and forty-four sheep and lambs. Lambs sold
from TO 81 per pound; sheep sold from to
A per pound; calves sold from to per
pound. Ten cows and calves sold from SO to
S43. So Market slow.
PERsoNAL.-Gen. Augur will in a few days
leave for the west, to be absent for some time.
Before returning the general will visit San
Francisco.-Rev. DIR. Falls of st. Adams
Church has returned home greatly benefited
by his vacation.
PARALYzED.-R Richard Clifton, an old colored
man, living Mt Seth street and Prospect ave-
nue. northwest, was found by the police in
paralyzed condition yesterday and was taken to
the asylum hospital today.
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In Their Winter Quarters

The Potomac Athletic Club has taken posses
sion OF It's new winter quarters in the building
ct the southwest corner Of PENNSYLVANIA
avenue and 18th street. The club has set of
about dozen rooms well adapted for the pur-
pose of club house. The reception room is
on the main floor. The room is Handsomely
furnished, decorated in blue and gold and hung
with the trophies Of the Potomacs' victories.
The sitting room and buffet adjoin the recep-
tion room and on the floor above are the GYM
nasiun, the billiard room and the governors
room. The new headquarters will offer a con-
yenient and comfortable center Of attraction
for the members of the club during the season
when river sports are out Of the question.
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ana new style beautiful DRESS GOODS
LADIES' CLOrn PLAID DRESS GOODS, one yard
ah1 haf wide, all pure fine wool Cash BARGAIN SOC
EEOoLL9kED SILK NELNE1s. 62c.. Zoe. SIC, 81.
; DOs .bLE WHITE WOOL BLANkErS, immense
siI bi s3so' st:2o. 90. ". 81; 80 $40;
BLaCR s ShfENS I,f SiLha. S,1ae, 81, eE2S.
aeun!e iold Zoe. Sic. 37Isc.
SHEE1ING COTTON, cxcelIept oualttv immense
double width, o5c S''
aENRlETIA CASHMERE, serge, elegant French
special cash bargain, SIC '
Very best quality Fruit of the Loom Cotton. one
LADIES CLOTH DRESS GOODS, yard and half
mue. pure wool, Navy Blue, Green, Garnet, Black.
Very finest quality lonsdGle Cambria. Toe
. lay - BED COMFORTS, large size. S7,<c. 81.
,,, MhtNKlETTA ENGLISH CAsHMEREs wide double
WIDTH excellent quality, all colors, 25c
IABLE DAMASk. 37Itc.. 5Oc., 15c Al.
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CONDENSED LOCALS.

In the divorce case of Belle Rentz agt
Mitchell Rentz the complainant has filed an
amended bill in which she charges adultery.
She is now in Nashville. Ill.
Lee Damon and John Crouner, colored boys,
who black boots, were before Judge Miller Sat-
urday for fighting on Pennsylvania avenue and
were fined 80 each.
John White, a sixteen-year-old boy, who
drives a cab to support his mother and brothers
and sisters. was in the Police Court Saturday,
charged with being drunk and disorderly, and
was fined 81.
The Sunday School Gospel Temperance
Society of the Fourth Street lie. Church
held its monthly meeting yesterday afternoon,
which was largely attended. DR.. J. L. Hensley
and the president, Il. b. Stahl made addresses
Sixteen persons signed the pledge and $50
scripture text cards we're distributed
The executive committee of the National
Council of Administration. GAR, will meet
In Detroit November Z. The next annual en-
campment will meet in that city.
Mr.. Louis G.. Mackall states that Judge Vim
son did not dismiss petition from him to have
his name reinstated on the register of voters
as stated in The STARS Rockville CORE
spondence, but dismissed petition from the
republican committee 10 have his name
stricken from the list.
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ALLEGED UNLICENSED BARS.
Several Persons Arrested Charged With
Violating the LIQUOR Law.


Sergeant Jones, with Policeman Williams
and other officers, raided Martha Smiths al
legged unlicensed bar on L street near New Jer-
sey avenue and arrested Martha and twenty
nve persons, supposed 70 be her customers.
Martha was charged with keeping an unlicensed
bar and her customers were summoned as wit
nesses. The officers found small stock Of beer
and whisky in the house. The case will be
tried in the Police Court Friday.
Charles Pearson, who keeps . cook shop in
MAYORS alley, was also arrested as the
keeper OF An alleged unlicensed drinking place,
but when the case was heard in the Police
Court today the proof failed to sustain the
charge and he was acquitted.
Policeman Daley arrested George W. Harris,
proprietor Of the Forest City House on 18th
street. He was also charged with keeping an
unlicensed bar. The arrest created consid-
cradle excitement in the neighborhood and led
to another arrest on a charge of disorderly con-
duet Today, when the case was called in the
Police Court, a continuance of two days was
granted.
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919 EsNsY1vAs1A AVENUE NV:

1T is WITH PLEASURE WE ANNOUNCE
OUR STOCK EEPLETE WITH CHOICE
NOVELTIES. IT Is EQUALLY GRATI-
FLYING TO INFORM OUR PATRONS THAT
GOODS HAVE BEEN PURCHASED FROM
FIRST HANDS, AT THE VERY LOWEST
PRICES, AND THAT WE PROPOSE GIVING
CUR CUSTOMERS THE BENEFIT OF OUR
GOOD FORTUNE IN BUYING LARGELY
PREVIOUS TO THE ADVANCE In FOREIGN
GOODS.
WE HAVE AN EXCELLENT ASSORTMENT OF
FOREIGN BLACK GOODS, COMPRISING GOODS
FROM ALL THE CELEBRATED MAKERS IN
EUROPE.
OUR STOCK OF SILKS. BOTH coLoRED AND
BLACK, WAS NEVER BETTER IN VELvETS
WE CAN SHOW YOU OVER ONE HUNDRED
DIFFERENT SHADES OF THIS SEASONS
GOODS
OUR DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT CANNOT
BE BEAT
FRENCH ROBES EVER SHOWN IN THIS OR
ANY OTHER CITY. QUALITIES CANNOT BE
EXCELLED. STYLES ARE MAGNIFICENT. A
GRAND ASSORTMENT TO MAKE YOUR sELEC-
TONS FROM
OUR LINE OF PLAIN FRENCH AND ENG,
L1SH DRESS GOODS COMPRISES ALL OF THE
NEW CoLORINGS AND DESIGNS.
OUR STOCK OF PLAIDS Is LARGE AND At
TRACT1vE-RICH WITH RARE COLORS AND
GOOD QUALITIES.
WE HAVE FIFTY PIECES OF STRIPES AND
PLAIDs IN ALLWOOL GOODS OF GOOD QUAIL
1TY WHICH WE OFFER AT THE Low PRICE
OF FIFTY CENTS PER YARD. AsTRAKHAN
CLOTH in BLACK, BROWN. TAN. GRAY AND
CARDINAL.
W. IL SINISTER b SONS
el9 PENN AVE. NV.
ONE PRICE -,
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Elected From a Cable Car.

Last night VIM. III. Deitz. who lives on d
street near 4th street northwest, was elected
from cable car at 9TH street and Market space
and was badly bruised. 1t is said that he be-
came involved in a quarrel with the conductor,
having given him quarter which was mis-
taken for u nickle. After being treated at the
his home.
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Foot Ball.

The Washington Heights foot ball eleven
played game Saturday with the second eleven
from the Emerson Institute, and succeeded in
getting the better of them by score Of 400.
The Washington Heights team are anxious to
play other teams in the District whose men,
bers are about seventeen years OF age. Chal-
lenges should be sent to Charles G. Harris, 1917
kalorama avenue
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Half Rates via b. & O. r. X.

The b. Il o. r. X. Co. will sell excursion tick
cts at rate Of one fare for the round trip as fol-
lows, viz:
To points in the state Of Maryland, Nov. 1, q,
and 4, good for return passage until Nov. 8,
inclusive.
To points in the state OF Pennsylvania, Oct
81, Nov. /. 2 and 5, good for return passage
within Is days from day Of sale.
To points in the stnte Of New Jersey, Oct 81,
Nov. !, and 8, good Tor return passage within
Is days from date Of salc.
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TIED BAprs HANDS,

To prevent ts scratching. its burning. itching bleed.
lug scaly akin SCALP How often have heard this
pitful story Terrible is the suffering Of these lit
tie Ones yet CUTIcURA affords instant aud grateful
relief and in every tends to speedy and econom-
ical cure This viii b glad news to many heart.
broken mother
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OATARRH
Is constitutional and not local disease and there
fore 1t cannot be cured by local applications. It re-
qures constitutional remedy like Hoods Sarsapa-
rila, which, working through the blood effects u per-
manent cure Of catarrh by Graduating the mpGrity
which causes and promotes the disease Thousands
people testify to the of Hoods Sarsaparila as
remedy for catarrh when other preparations had
failed. Hoods Sarsaparilla also builds up the whole
system and makes you feel renewed in health and
strength. All who suffer from catarrh or debility
should certainly try Hoods SarsaI arilla
APERFEcT CURE.
" have been taking Hoods Sarsapara for the past
four years at intervals was troubled with cstarrh
and the medicine effected perfect take it ow
whenever feel debiita.ed and IL always gives me i'm
mediate strength regulates the bowels and gives I'M
excellent appetite LEVI CAMPBELL.
Pxrkersburg. VIVA
LIKE DIFFERENT WOMAN.
FOR twenty-five years have been troubled with
catarrh in the head indigestion and general debility
concluded try bottle of Hoods Sarsaparilla and
1t did much good that continued its use till
have taken five bottles. My health has greatly i'm.
proved and feel like different woman"
Mrs. J. b ADAMS.
Newark, NJ.
N.R-Be sure to get
HOODS sARsAPARILLA
Sold by all druggists. ell six for e5 Prepared only
by @. /. HOOD CO., Apothecaries Lowell. Mass.
100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR. L
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The ART ExHIBIrIoS.-The exhibition of
fine East India goods. Turkish rugs. carpets,
&c., was we'll attended at Dowling's tins morn
ing and the goods very much admired.
Tho sale will take place tomorrow at II m
and 5 m, when every article will be sold re-
.gardless of cost
Do not forget the place, Thomas Dowling's
Art Gallery, corner 1lth and Peunsylyania
avenue. The morning sale will begin promptly
at IL o'clock.
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Sunday Fires.

Yesterday about 9:15 o'clock am. a slight fire
took place in the rear of Senator Gibson's resi-
dence, 1922 Rhode Island avenue, caused by
rubbish catching fire from hot ashes.
A few minutes afterward fire took place at
the house Of Robert Lawrence. 1913 Sd street
northwest, caused by defective flue, but the
damage was slight.
About o'clock in the evening q coal-oil
lamp exploded in second story room of the
Lenthal Home for Widows, 18th and G. streets
northwest causing tire, which resulted in
S25 damage
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An OPPORTUNITY to satisfy the most esthetic
taste 10 offered to the lovers Of oriental fine art
In the sale by auction Of a superb collection of
Turkish, Antique, Persian and Indian Rugs
Carpets. Portieres, Embroideries, &C., which
takes place tomorrow at IL am and 3pm
This sale presents q chance never before ex-
eelled. The goods are now on exhibition at
No I02 Connecticut avenue northwest
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Prizes Won by Washington Wheelmen.

At the bicycle races recently held at Birming-
ham, Ala, Washington was well represented
by two members of the Arlington wheelmen.
Messrs. W. I. and Thomas Z. Robertson. Out
of 81 prizes possible the two won &c. W. t.
Robertson won thirteen first and two second
prizes, and Thomas E. Robertson won two first
and nine second prizes. The boys brought
home seven handsome gold medals, and among
the other prizes were two suits of clothes. two
hats, one overcoat, two pairs of shoes, two silk
umbrellas, bicycle lamp. half dozen dress
shirts. jeweled gold and silver cuff buttons
bicycle ball pedals, ahandsOme silver cup and
q Rem!n gton rifle
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Had His Skull Fractured.

VIM. Page, colored man. living on F be-
tween 10th and 18th streets northeast, was
turned over to Officer Boland at 18th street
and Pennsylvania avenue about o'clock yes
terday morning He got on a street car near
the Capitol, and had been injured by some per-
son, his skull being fractured He was taken
to the Emergency Hospital, attended by DR..
Middleton and sent to his home.
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CITY ITEMS.

900 More Of those Mems Fine Saxony Wool
" so German Hard-knit Jackets, selling so
rapidly at SL49 At Z. AUERBAcH's, 9TH ana III,
Domestic Sewing Machine and Pattern Agency.
nS-6t
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

FORECAST TILL HIGHT AN. TUESDAY.
For the District OF Columbia. Maryland, and
Virginia. clearing; slightly cooler; northwest
erly winds: fair Wednesday.
High tide in the river, II % pm; low tide in
the river, Gal D. m
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.

ALBAUGH's-Lewis Morrison in Faust"
NAT1oSAL-Conreid Opera Company in THE
Kings Fool"
HARRIS Hearts of New York"
KEESAN's.-Leste1 l. Williams, me and
o,t-
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Buy Your Teas and Coffees From
the Great

Buy Your Teas and Coffees From
the Great
Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company.
Granulated Sugar 61sc. in l0-pound lots to any
one buying Tea, Coffee or Baking Powders from
U.s. Now is the time to buy
handsome presents given away with every
pound of Thea-Nectar Tea or A. and L. Baking
Powder. All goods delivered free TO any part
of the city.
Remember, we are still giving out Glass Ware.
Crockery, DC. Checks given with every 25c.
worth of Tea, Coffee and Baking Powder. sol
and 5O3 18th ST. NV; l620 l4th ST. NV; 3l0i N
ST., Georgetown; IS, 50 and 60 Center Market;
W Western Market; 8 and 3 o st. Market and
l0l Northern Liberty Market.
n. II. BOWMAN, Manager.
Tel call, S5S2 oS0-4t
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Funeral of James Il. Peake.

The body of Mr.. James b. Peake, who COM
mitted suicide Friday, was buried with military
honors yesterday afternoon. The religious serv-
ices took place at the family residence, 222 7th
street northeast, and the interment was in a
vault at Congressional cemetery. The services
were conducted by Row. NJ. Furguson of the
Fourth Street ME. Church. A large number
Of friends we're present, as were also members
OF Farragut Post, No. 16, and Union Lodge
No. II, LO.O.F. At the cemetery the ritual of
the GAR was read by Chaplain J. H. Brad
ford. The pallbearers for Fgrragut Post were
Comrades Marbury Harris and Fred. Bibbins,
and the representatives from Union Lodge
were Messrs John Hutchinson and L. s. Broo-
ford.
Department Commander Urell Of the GAR
was present with his staff, which consisted of
Senior Vice Department Commander d. c.
Faunce Junior Vice Department Commander
Farnsworth, Assistant Adjt. Gen. Koch and
Medical Director Howard. Post Commander
George r. Cook was also present with his staff,
Senior Vice Commander Capt. Ripley, Junior
Vice Commander II. H. Moler Post Surgeon
McKim, Adjutant Chris. Storm and Quarter
master W. +. Dove.
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Repairs on the Georgetown Level
The SH, +. C.,sc RIM

Yesterday the "H +. c." composed Of Messrs
William and Julius Jose. J. P. Tracy, ]. c.
Wood and L. q. Bauer, all well-known riders of
this city, made the distance from Washington
to Baltimore in $40. Considering the poor
condition Of the road the time made was excel
lent
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A LARGE CoLLEcrIoS OF FURNITURE, CARPETS,
NIRRoRs, &c, will be sold tomorrow morning
at 10 O'Clock. at the auction rooms Of Radcliffe.
Darr d Co., go Pennsylvania avenue. See
their advertisement for particulars.
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The ATTENTION Of our readers is called to
the sale Of fne building lots on I4th street
near Chaplin street, to take place tomorrow
yestment
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City Optician. ALEXANDER, 477 Pa. ave. 1.

Pure Rye Whisky, 5 years old, Csc Of !;
Port Wine (med use), full qt Soc; Clover
Honey, Csc; Assorted Preserves, 25c. bot !;
Fresh Candies, New Prunes l0c.; Self Ris.ng
Buckwheat &c. pa; Cond. Milk, l2c.; Roller
Process Flour, $50. SIX. p. r. WILSON, 934 9TH
st. NV. IL
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CARRIERS STRICTLY CASH STORE.
I'll MARKET SPACE. NEAR 7TH ST

VALUABLE PRESENTs-Select one of the follow.
ing presents with a cash purchase or S5: Pair OF
nanus9ne Damssk Towels, worth Zoe; Half Dozen
Dainasx Napkins, worth Fac. a Pair Of Silk Embroil-
cred Corsets Turkey he'd Table Cover. n3
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Accident at u Railroad Crossing.
Saturday night an engine on the Baltimore
and Potomac railroad at the Bennings crossing
backed into wagon driven by Jerry Slater,
who was accompanied by his wife and Virginia
Davine. The latter had her ankle sprained
and was bruised about the face.
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Ar ODD FELLOWS HALL. 4l9-423 It'll ST. nw.,
TO be seen $4,000 worth of new and elegant
furniture at low rock bottom rates. We are over
crowded with fine stock OF excellent furnl-
ture 8 ever seen in the national capital. and 1t
must be reduced if low prices will accomplish
the desired end. We make no discount or 10
per cent, but price goods low as our competi-
tors who purpose TO take off that percentage.
We have placed the figures so low on our goods
that a discount would be utterly impossible,
and our prices are less than most other mer-
chants in this line of goods after they have
taken off that contemplated 10 per cent. Now
is your time to purchase all your furniture at
the unprecedented low prices Mt our man.
moth furniture establishment. Our stock is
comprised IN part of IS handsome parlor
suites. $50 elegant chamber suites. IS splendid
sideboards, so beautiful and seryiceable hail
stands and 40 different styles of desirable
dining room chair; also 80 different patterns
of lounges and couches, 90 superb parlor desks;
also an extensive assortment of china closets,
book cases, secretaries, fancy rocking chairs.
extension tables, folding beds and many other
articles in our line that you need. but space
forbids mention. A call is respectfully solicited
at the furniture emporium of fashion.
GEORGE BREITBAKrH, odd Fellows Hail.
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ALAsi can mortal suffer more?

The maiden said
As she held in her hands her aching head.
No need to suffer. the wise man said
A dose of "Bromodine" will instantly cure
your aching head,
sc. OF all druggists-Adut
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BICYCLES Csc. per hour. DAKIN's-Adpl .

HALF RATES TO PHILADELPHIA VIA ROYAL
BLUE LINE.-The B. and o. H. II. Co. will sell
excursion tickets from Washington to Philadel-
phia at rate of one fare for the round trip for
all trains Oct. 81 and Nov. /, and 8. good for
fifteen days from date of sale. Similar tickets
will also be sold to other points i'll the state of
Pennsylvania.
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Not Annie But Catherine Re

Not Annie But Catherine Rooney.
By mistake Annie Rooney's name was called
in the Police court today, but female prisoner
responded just the same. Her name was
Catherine Rooney, and she had been arrested
by Policeman Mooney. The charge against her
was vagrancy and she plead guilty. Her SEN
tence was sixty days.