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HEARD BY BY.w =ozaozn
III THE LOUNGER.

n reported by James Murphy. a lead
Ing physician of indianapolis. who
is guest at the Raleigh. Indiana
is Just now having ,iUleut attack Of
| hygiene.
Mcrobe terror. in its most virulent form
seems 10 have seized the state toard oI
health, which has Just promulgated set oi
rules FOR use IN the schools that i'll all prob
ability Will send the microbes out OF the
State in disgust.
The first provision under these rules -
that tiie slate and SLATE pencil of fond Il b
/ nenibrance must go. In their stead paper
pads and lead pencils VIII bc used.
All pencils. pens, desks, and. in fact,
every piece of wood about the schoolru0n
| must be thoroughly washed with some diSir.-
fecling fluid every day. TO drive away any
insdious disease germ which may be am
bushed there.
The not altogether uupleasing dirty
faced schUolbuy OF yore is also 10 b. u
thing Of the past in Indiana. The com
niittee has issued the most stringent orders
that boys or girls presenting themselves with
soileh faces shall be Immediately sent home.
Open waIerhuckets for drinking purposes
are forbidden. The water is to he drawn
from Il faucet. and n small cup used. IL
possible. each pupi is advised to get an in
dIvidual cup.
general dict of exile from the 81 hOol-
rooln is pronounced against all children
who whoop or otherwise cough who have
sore Mouths. or exhibit other signs of skin
disease or impure blood
These orders have created soinew what of
Il sensation among pupils and their pa
rents. many of whom are inclined tn rene!.
If it is carried out. Indiana schools will
present an example of the modern anti.
septic regime in its highest perfection.
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DIED.

STEWART-0n Tuesday evening, Sep
tcmber 20, 1896, mt Alexandria, Va, w.
Dunlap Stewart. Past Master Alexandria
Washington Lodge, No. 22, A. F. and A n.
Temple ut Alexandria, Friday, October 2.
at 4:3O p. m. 1t
COLLINS-0n Thursday, at 2:20 clock.
ut his residence, 46S T. street south west.
Richard j. Collins, beloved husband OF
Elizabeth Collins, and father of DR.. A.
r.. Louise. and Mamie Collins
Notice of funeral hereafter
CHAMbERS-Ou Wednesday, September
80, l S96, at IL p M, Charles w. Cha mbers.
beloved husband OF Cecilia Chambers.
Funeral from his late residence, 1919 D
st. sw., Friday at 3 O'Clock.
BUTLER-At Freednan's Hospital Sep
teinher 80. Alice Butler. mother of the late
Robert Butler
Funeral from the vault OF Harmony Gem
etery Saturday. October 8, ut IL a. "
Friends are invited
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would soon pass away, and paid but lit
tie attention to it until one Of his class
mates Doticed that his face was swell
ing. This swelling rapidly continued
until his face and hands were twic.. their
natural size. while his body also became
swollen.
An antidote was applied by one Of the
professors, and the swelling began to abate.
Sarles wa soon able to walk to DR.. William
sous office, where the doctor administered
medicine. He had entirely recovered from
the effects of the inhalation by o'clock.
and seems to be none the worse for his
experience. 1t is supposed that the gas was
zinc sulphate, but the student chemists al
the college are not agreed on that point.
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Fingers MangIeo i'll II rres<.

John Burkhead, n prcssman n employed ut
Hartman & Cadick's printing office, No
219 G street northwest, caught tho fingers
OF bis right hand in one of the big cylinder
presses, and they were horribly manslcd
The index finger was severed entirely from
the hand and the others crushed He was
taken to the Emergency Hospital about
O'Clock in the ambulance and his wounds
dressed by DIR. Turner. Burkhead lives at
No. 625 Maryland avenue southwest
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swELLED DOUBLE HIS SIZE
startling Effect of Poisonous Gas ol
College student.

College student.
New Brunswick. n. J., Get. 2--Edward
Sarfcs, u Rutgers College sophomore. got
too large for Ills clothes SO suddeDly yester-
day afternoon that his friends nearly had
n chance to price crepe. While working in
the chemical laboratory lie removed Jar
from under the hood where reactions giving
off poisonous gases are conducted, and.
-fcrsettiOg it was full OF gas, took it to tie
sink to wash 1t out.
He inhaled cbnside rablc quantity or
the gas and w0s attacked with n Sc
we're coughing speh. He thucght this
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The marriage of Miss AIys c. Marble and
Mr. Harry \. Fellows, 10 which invitations
for October have been issued, is indefi
nitelyPostpCrcd, on account ofthc dangerous
Illness Of Miss Marble
Iisr mother Miss Z. n. s Marble, find
Ing ii Impossible 1" duplicate th. list OF
some 500 Invitations sent out, desires tc
announce the pos, poncmcnt.
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IS ChiIdren's Jackets, S3.75.

from. 81 yle No. All wool Beaver Jac ket
storm collar. full sleeve, pleatcd rack
with strap cloth facing. style No. 2 All
wool cloth. with Geep sailor collar, trim
med with brad and buttons around c0lIa
and cuff cloth faced. Style No. 3-AIl
wuol BnuCle cloth. with storm collar. ful
sleeves. pIeated hack. and cloth faced.
10 4 years. Special opening q TT
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Sfiss Maggie MurraY. of l. street NORTH
east, was surprised last night hy a nuiu-
ber of her young friends. WHO met ar her
residence ladened with hampers an: D ;si-
cal Instruments. to celebrate the cigitecI-h
anniversary of her birth.
The auiuscments OF the evening were
various aud attractive, and were ,iinrixed
by the old-fashioned game OF Button"
in winch Miss Margie Cooper Won the
prize for Keeping the button seCrctcd in
her bands twelve rounds out OF sixteen
The table. under the niauagerlcnt Of
Mrs. Murray, assisted hy Miss Rclid
o'DonouGh and Miss Mamie Sheckels, vas
bountifuliy spread, and the young people
parted ut "a late hour with an aErceulent
10 uicet next week at the ZONE II Miss
Susie Moi!att, to complete arrangements
for the nrgaGizing of Il social club in
the early future.
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sl0 Astrakbau cloth Jacket, s6.o8.

An astonishing bargain in this item-a
lovely Astrachap Jacket. made and tailored
in the most approved manner-cioth seal
Hoped collar, trimmed with small b:C
tons silk lined-fly front and finished
with astrachan. Special open &C QQ
ing price. VV.OO
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II is slid that the wife OF senator Tiliman
has a marvellous influence on her husband,
ara it is owing 10 this that he has OF late
seemed to look with more favor upon the
ways nr conventional society.
Mrs Ti.Inian is Il >EudioUs readcr, and
serves as a ready reference for her md,
supplying him to a helpful extent with The
data and statistics with which his speeches
ahouul.
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$l2 Kersey Jacket, S8.98.

A nubby all-woni Kersey jacket. with
full ripple bacE--torm collar finished
with large and small pearl buttons. silk
stitched and tailored in the test 90 90
style. Special opening price. DO.0O
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Bon Marche,
3l4-3l0 Seventh st.

man. Airs. Kahlert, the Misses Rosa. Emma,
Geurgctta and Agnes Kahlert, Miss Flora
Miller. Miss Minnie Zeller and Messrs.
George Potzlcr, Henry Kahleft, and Ar
thur W. Miller, and Master Ernest kahicrt.
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~ III -
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IS Kersey Beaver Jacket, 1923.

splendid Kersey Beaver Jacket: can
not be bought less than $3.50. Atwood
Kersey. with storm notched collar, with
new sleeve: French hack. faced with same
material; all sizes: black and q 90
blue. Special opening price,. VO'JO
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1T WILL PAY PERSONS DESTROYS
OF MAKING LOANS ON IMPROVED
: PROPERTY To CALL ON US. WE
HAVE FREQUENT APPLICATIONS FOR
MONEY FROM GOOD PARTIES. THE
TIMES ZEAL ESTATE BIREAU."
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Extraordinary
Opening Prices in
Fall Wraps.

The most exquisite aud the newest are
here for inspection. Capes. Goats, Jackets,
Boas. Chiidren's Refers. all are ready in
endless prorusion of bei,~ty. fashion, style.
Special prices prevail on our opening days
only.
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CRANK N. FALK who owns large
shirt factory in Pittsburg, is regis
tered at the Metropolitan. Mr.. Falk
vas one Of the Pittsburg travelling men who
weie addressed by Major Mckinley son:t
time ago.
He says that he greatly enjoyed Mr.. Nc
Kinley's speech, as did his felIow-citizens
and they all went home greatly strength
cncd in their gold convictions
Pittsburg and the surrounding country.
however, says Mr. Falk. has never been
IN the slightest doubt. The business men
md manufacturers are for Mckinley to a
man, a. are also most OF the workingmen.
Even the farmers, who are usually ;h'.
most enthusiastic OF e IL silver men. in that
section see where their true interests lie
and refuse to go raintow chasing with
their Western brethren.
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Miss Minnie Jcffries. who has been stop
ping at White Sulphur Springs. Va, has
returned to her home In West Washingt on
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Miss Marie HOFFMAN j., home from Il six
weeks outing in the Chunneccck hills Of
New York, much improved in health.
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BIRDS, WINGS, ETC.

2Sc COque PlumeS, Sc.
We shall offer on opening day 20 dozen
Coque Plumes, plain or ietted. black O.
brown and blue. Openingda VS. price OF
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A special sale of Pianos
begins today at Droop's
Music Store, 921 Pa. Ave.
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BECAME A SOLDIERS BRIDE
Miss Stanley, Who Welded Lieut.
Holbrock, a Generals Daughter.
postpoupment of the Marble Fellows
Nuptials-GOsSip of the Gay
world.

Miss Anna II. Stanley, the daughter or
90, STANLEY governor of the Soldiefs
Home. aud Lieut., Willard A. Holbrook, OF
tbe Seventh Cavalry, were married last
!. ,ight mt O'Clock in the Soldiers Hen'e
chapel, DR.. Wallace Radcliffe, pastor OF
the New York A venue Presbyterian Church,
officiating.
The bridal gown was of ivory duchess
satiu trimmed with rare lace, and the tuilc
veil was caught in graceful folds by buds
from the wedding bouquet. Tbeoniy Jewels
worn b, the bride were sunburst OF
diamonds, a present from her iatber, anu
a DIAMOND st udded sword, one Of the
gifts OF the grOon
She was attended by Miss Blanche STAN
ley, her SISTER, and Miss Grace Han, or
New York. Both maids We're daintily dt-
tired III white organdie garnisbed with
white satin ribbons, ana each carried bou-
quets OF pink roses held by pink SATIN
bows. As the bridal party entered the
church they were preceded by the two
iiltle nephews of Miss Stanley, Wright and
stanley Rundbrough, who, dressed in cream
sailor suits, carried white ribbons that
formed a nuptial aisle. The best man.
Lieut.. Devoe, like the grooni, is grad
uate OF West Point
The ushcrs were Lieuts. W. c. Brown,
Freeman, Scott and Butler. all OF whom
with the groom, were dressed in fuli mn
tary uniform. The nuptial marches were
rendered by the Soldiers Home Band
After ttie reception, which succeeded the
ceremony, Lieut., and Mrs. Iiolbrook left
for a short trip that will Include West
Point. After a months stay there they
will proceed to Lieut.. Holbrook'S station
at Fort Grant, Ariz.
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Miss Fannie King of West Washington
has returned from few weeks stay In
Virginia.
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AXLE BROKE.

Seven Cars Go Through n Trestie
Near Danville.
Lynchburg. Va, Oct. 2.-The axle OF n
car in a freight train coming north on the
Southern Railway broke while the train
was on trestie few miles north OF
Danville.
The dragging OF the broken axle caused
the trestIc to give way and seven cars
went through. Nobody was hurt.
Passenger trains have TO go from here
west over the Norfolk and Western To
Burkeyilie, and from there south on the.
Richmond and Danvilie branch of the
Southern.
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six months were knocked down for $i2.65
He will now control the sentenced mans
services just as completely as did the
dnte-bellum slave owner, but in return
ne must clothe and feed the laborer as
long as he remains with him"
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25c Birds, l4c.

Elegantly plumaged black birds. large
and full siZe-great bargain. For tn
opening days. Observation-Disclosures. I4G
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U1 the average citizen We're told that
man was recently sold at auction
in this country, just as was done
during slaves times said Arthur Du
Baud. of Lexington, KY, at Wizards last
night, he would probably tell his in
formant that he was mistaken, or words
TO that effect.
such sale was made, however, at
Elizabethtown, in my State, about u weci:
ago, the only difference between it and
a slave sale being that this was for
limited period, aud the slave sale was
for life.
The man who was sold was a white
man. IN incorrigible vagrant Of the town.
lie had come before the circuit court for
about the bundredth time and the Judge
decided to make an example OF him. So
he had him sold under an almos; absolute
vagrancy law.
The sale occurred inst as the p,Ib:ic
sale OF slaves used to, in the open market
place. with Il deputy sheriff as auctioneer.
"No very high idea of this particular
vJgrants Industry could nave possessed
the crowd. as there was only one bidder,
10 whom the services OF the vagraut for
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Jackets.
4 so Boucle Cloth Jacket, $s.9s.

$3.50 B0ucle Cloth Jacket, $5.98.
An extra good Boucie Cloth Jacket. with
inlaid velvet collar, ripple back, trim
med with small buttons, full fly front
new sleeves; entire garment sdtche--
silk fin Dish-special opening 4h QQ
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Mrs. Sprague returned from Paris last
June. after IA residence of three years de
voted To study in that city. His first ap-
pearancc viii take place in BoSton.- She
will sing later in opera. and to a limited
extent. i'll concert i'll the larger cities.
The beautiful songstress, was formerly
Miss Weed, of Virginia. She is OF Span
ish descent on her mothers side OF the
huuse. and that nationality is strongly
impressed ON her features. After month
spent at Canunchet. Mrs. spra que, accom-
panied by the governor, proceeded To West
Harwick Mass, where she is now study
ing repertoire under her former teacher.
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= EARNEST DEARING, an extensive to-
L. bacco grower, whose farm is situated
near Windsor, Conn. is a guest at
the St James. He says that although the
Connecticut tobacco crop is comparatively
small this year, it will he OF unusually good
quality. because Of the admirable weather
they have to cure il iU.
The earliest cut is now ready to strip,
and it s'as been praised on all SIDES for its
excellence. 1t is sound. fine. elastic and
glossy, with just enough gum to insure a
desirable sweat
In Mr. bearings opinion, this scarcity
>of leaf, together with the improvements in
quality, is TIE mCst desirable combination
of circumstances that the farmer could wish
for. 1t will probably send prices up so far
that the grower will realize more on this
years small crop than he has on the larger
ones Of previous years.
No.vitistaDdingthc good prospects, many
Of the farmers are talking of giving up to-
hacco planting because of tie uncertainty
of the crop. This years it is Profitable, ard
fer the next five years the crop may have
to be landed a loss
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Miss Kate stdrgis. OF street northwest,
is entertaining her class mates, Misses
Eliia aud Maude Eilinger. of Pittsburg
on October 10 the guests. with their
hostess. viii leave for a two weeks stay
with friends at Towsontown Md
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% EWARE of election bets which look
- Ike finding money. is the warning
given by MAJOR Marstun Brown, 81
aurora, Ind, who is at the Arlington. The
ma jor tells of a fellow-towns;nan who wa
realty nippcd on one Of these heads VIII.
tails you lose" wagers.
y stranger came to town and advance,
the following proposition: He was willing
TO bet $3.50 even that he could name twenty
five States which Bryan will carry and theu
$500 more that Bryan viii carry half OF
the rest, both bets to be taken or neither
os,ensibly the bet me ans that the stranger
was willing TO bet $3.50 on Bryau's sue
cess. But this was very far from he truth
of the matter. What the stranger reali y
did was to name as his twent Y five States
those which are almost certain TO go Re
publican. He viii, OF course. lose that let.
But then VIII come tie other bet tina,
half the remaining States will go for
Bryan. AS there are but twenty States
left. Bryan VIII have to carry only teG
States to win the bet. netting HIM S25t
without the risk OF cent.
So the gullihle citizen Of Aurora stands
to lose $3.50 as a result OF lea ping Seforc
he looked. OF course. he could rapudiat,.
the debt without fear rf legal consequences,
hut he considers such course pueril.
and prefers to stand by his word. even TO
n sharper.
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Manufacturer. SampI- Lin" Of Misses
Value.
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So. 90 Beaver Capss, S3.9s.

Here's handsome. all -woll. Beaver
Cloth. Double Cape, with star collar anG
cape trimmed wiih electric seal fur. and
braid around collar and cape. and buitouS24
inches long aud $50 inch sweep in
black and and blue. Opening S3 OK
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Miss Maud V. White. of No COG street
northwest, has returned from two weeks
visit 10 friends in Winchester, Va.
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$3.50 and s. Trimmed Toques and Iur-
bans. at 81 80

For opening days We shall sell elegant
stylish trimmed Toques and Turbans.
Very dainty effects. For open Ct 60
Ing N;lHS. Observation-Disclosures. d aUI
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SPECIAL.
39c Ostrich Plumes, 19c.

For opening days Only We shall sell |
dozen extra good quality Ostrich 10
Plumes. worth $50. for =. =. =. :. ID
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39c Tam o'shanter Caps. I9c.

A grand bargain. Children's Tam Shan
ter Caps, made OF good quality cloth, with
dainty quill. They come in allcolors. 10,
Special opening price. iJj
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$40 Plush Capes, $6.98.

You know our reputation for plush. You
know also that we will carry but the
best. So we shall sell an elegant quality
seol Plush Cape, "a inches long, with fun
sweep. trimmed with jet and braid, An
gora-elegantly trimmer and lined through
out with fancy silk. Special &C QQ
opening price. :. :. :. :. -. .. 1U.JO
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Mrs. Inczs sprague, wife Of fcx-Gov spraGue.
of Rhode Island. who made his home here
years ago, when he was known a. II lavish
host, viii shortly make her operate debut.
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sl.so Trimmed French F. doras, 79c.

Match this value If you can. Bestq quality
fur trimmed walking hats, in gray, black,
blue and brown. in plain or scratch felt
Knox shapes finished in mems hat lyle.
VIII be sold everywhere at $1.6O. 70o
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The residence OF Mrs. W. Harding, No.
Coz l. street northeast, was tie scene OF
gay party last evening. Those who par
ticipatcd in the entertainment were Messrs.
Hancock. MCCulien and Carlisle. Those
present were Misses n. Botcler. Rocks.
C;irliSle, Scott. Mettler, Randall. Nulse, y
Hulse, oppeiuer Hastler, Mr. and Mrs. Har-
ding, Mrs. Carpenter. Nr. and Mrs. Chad
well, Mr. ana Mrs. c. Harding, Mrs Nett
Ter, Mrs Mason, Mrs. Macbeth, Messrs. Car
Isle, Hancock. Harrison, Mettier, Scott,
Thompkins, Abel. Samson, McCullen, Buck
Z. Harding and H. Carlisle
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The Misses Thompson. OF Ninth street
northwest, have returned from their trip
to Canada.
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Miss Mary l.. Kahlert of No. 40 Tenth
street southeast, was tellaered a pleasant
surprise last evening by, the assembling of
many friends. the occasion being the an
niversary of her birthday.
The company. was delightfully."- entertained
With music, both vocal and Instrumental
MIS-. Chnsnian rendered several appropri-
ate piano selections, and Mr. Harry O'Neill
amused the Company with maay rccitations
and limitations OF an Old ooIored preach
er- Dancing was enjoyed until late hor~
when refreshments were served. Miss
kahlert was the recipient of many hand
some presents.
Among those present We're Mr.. aud Mrs.
J. h. Kahlert. Afrs. Mechau. Mrs. Chris
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Children'S Jackets.

g ChiIdren's Jackets, $l.9S.
Children's allwool cloth Jackets, sizes
4 To l4-fuil sleeves. pleat back box
front. storm collar, ,deepclOthfac- Ct %
ing. Special opening price. ....-. 1I.JO
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$3.50 Kersey Cape, $4.7s.

This Cape equals many kcrsey Capes.
sold ut SIC; 1t Is double cape.
with storm collar inlined with vel
vet. made and tailored In the best
style, raw edge stitched bottoms, upper
cape. with full ripple. "a inches long.
and 16O inches sweep. Spe- VA In
cial for opening :. V&s ~
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Mr.. and Mrs. +. w Watson, Of G street
northwest, have gone to New York and
Boston for short trip.
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0dr Opening a Grand Success! J!

thanks
Opening Souvenir Prices until SATURDAY
We exceled provide
patro wit latestan
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S4.oO Double Canes. S2.9s.

Another OF KiDg's Palace attractions.
all-wool Double Capes. electric seal and
braid trimmings around collar aud
cape. "a inches long. with fun I25-
inch sweep, with iistorrn collars. GO
19c ChiId-en's Ribbed Hose, I0c.
Children's Derby Ribbed Hose. warranted
fast black all sizes. Special Open lflo
Ing price IUU
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Mrs. Deniamin Crane, of No. 325 New
Hampshire avenue north west. has returned
after spending the summer at the New Jer-
sey coast resorts.
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sr2, $40 and So Jackets. IS. .9S.

A beginning uf-the-season opportunity y
to buy an elegant jacket at this price
There are Just 65 Jackets in this lot nc
two alike. Beaver. kerscy. Poucle anC
fancy cloths Black. flue. Brown, Green
Tan ana mixed goods some trimmed. some
plain-ail kinds. all sizes-5 Ia IS years
the rewest the latest. Special QE 0S
opening price. =. .. uu. OC
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MI and Mrs. G. A. fIumblett have sent
oat cards for the marriage reception OF
their daughter, Lillian Beatrice, and Or
iando W. Goodwin. of this city, which will
occur Thursday evening, October l 3, from
10 10 O'Clock, No. 1873 California street
northeast. The wedding service, at $3.50
O'Clock, will be performed in the presence
of relatives only
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s1.oo Trimmed Fedoras. soc.

Elegant Trimmed Fedora Hats. in black
blue. brown and pearl gray, trimmed witt
silk ribbon baDd-soft crowns-all co.
sizes. Special opening price,. JC(
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EiSenmann'S
Great Specials.

For Saturday we offer a per-
feet fesst of bargains In cAPES,
JACKETS, SKIRTS. and all
kinds of Fall and Winter Wear.
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ClOaks and Capes

We shall sell Ladies aE-wool Cheviot
Cloth Capes. "a inches long full no
inch sweep. trimmed with braid and
sax,g Siik eTSgae' Sfiee buttons Opening Sl.45
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Mrs. II. Powell. OF No. i2i First street,
northeast, ,hasretumed from visiting friends
in Elmira, N Y.
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Ladies' Suits.

81. 50 Serge Suits, $4.9S.
Ladies all-wooi Serge Suits. made and
tailored in the latest st yle, full width skirt,
lined throughout ut-biack and blue QZ 90
all sizes. special openiDgphce 14.Jo
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SOC COrSetS. BIC.

5Oc JOfSerS. BIC.
One lot of heavy Jean Corsets-heavily
boned. strapped hips, double stay. 97o
Regularly sold at soc. Opcningspecial O'G
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39c Infants Slips, 25c.

One lot of Infants Cambria Slips, yoke q
fine 5 wiss embroidery, trimmed around nee
and siee yes with embroidery; regular 1C,
39c. value. Opening price. e.... LJ|
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81 Infants Long Coats, Sl.25

Very dainty Infants Cream Cashmere
Coat waist trimmed with wide embroid
cred rufrle. finished with silk braidQ nc
regular 81 grade. Opening price. d I'd
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SOC Children's Union Suits, 2sc.

Ladies' Fleece Lined Ribbed Union Suits,
extra fine weight, all sizes; regular 70o
$l grade. Opening price..... IJG