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The times., 1899-10-20
PETITIONS FOR DIVORCE.
Two Wives Seek Legal Separation
From Their Husbnnds.

A petition for divorce was filed yester-
day by Maggie c. Rutland, who asks for
a legal separation from her husband, Will
liam r. Rutland, on the ground Of deser-
tion, cruelty, and non-support. In her
complaint, made through her attorneys,
Wolf & Rosenberg, Mrs. Rutland states
that she was married to the defendant in
Baltimore in 1895, and that in 1897 her
husband, without Just cause, wiIlfully de-
serted and abandoned her and her children,
leaving them without means of support.
She also states that her husband Is en-
ployed at the Bureau of Engraving and
Printing and receives a salary of 5000 per
anuum.
Another suit for divorce has been filed
by Esther A. Hogan, through her attorney
H. B. MOultOn. She seeks separation from
her husband, Edgar b. Hogan, on the
ground of desertion. The parties were
married in Nova Scotia April 1S, 1870, and
lived together until June /, 1897.
The times., 1899-10-20
HELD ON SUSPICION.
Roy English Again in the Hands of
the Police.

the Police.
Roy NJ S. English, alias John Graham,
Robert Smith, and Smith English, twenty
three years of age, who has been in the
hands of the local police several times re-
Gently, was again arrested yesterday morn
ing and locked up at No. station by
Detectives Helan and Boyd, who charge
MIN with being a suspicious character
The arrest was made on Capitol Hill, near
the Library, and was the result OF COM
plant made by Henry NJ. Rose, private
secretary to Senator Burrows of Michigan.
Mr. Rose charged that English had been
representing himself as Mr.. Burrows
private secretary, and had by that means
succeeded in swindling boarding house
keepers. Among those said 70 have suf-
fered at the hands Of English were Mrs
c. c. Raynsford, of 721 East Capitol Street
and Mrs Barber. Of 100 3 Street northeast
English denies that he is guilty of any
wrongdOing and claims that he is being
prosecuted He will be arraigned in the
Police Court this morning. when the eyi-
dence now in the hands Of the police will
be presented in an effort 10 secure his
conviction.
Mr.. Rose states that because Of the
alleged Misrepresentation of English he
has suffered great annoyance and consid-
erable unenvlable notoriety. He complains
that the man. who has represented himself
as occupying the position now held by Mr..
Rose at different times secured board and
the best room to be had at the houses Of
Mrs Barber, Mrs Rayusford, and others.
for which he is said to have agreed to
pay $40 per week In each instance it is
said English would suddenly disappear
after a short stay, leaving his board bills
Il H.
while representing himself as Mr. Bur
rows secretary, English has been promis-
ing to secure positions for different persons
for a consideration.
The times., 1899-10-20
NEW CARNEGIE WORKS.
Addition 10 the Steel COmpany's
Plant

Addition 10 the steel COmpany's
Plant
PITTsBURG, Oct 19.-Wihin the next
week the Carnegie Steel Company viii be
doing The greatest amount Of construction
probably ever undertaken at one time by
any manufacturing concern. The company
VIII have under way mills. railroads. work
shops bridges. Offices. and houses the cost
Of which will foot UP nearly SO, GOO .oO0.
These new works comprise the 30-inch
slabbing mill. =Z-inch plate mill. and l2S-
inch plate miIl at the Homestead Steel
Works, the Howard Car Axle Works. TWO
news blast furnaces. at the plant Of the
Carrie Furnaces at Rankin; q new open
hearth mill and new reversible blooming z
miI at the Duqu=sne Steel Works, cxten-
Eire Improvements and eniargemants al the
Edgar Thomson blast furnaces at Brad
dock. tne rebuilding OF the converting mill
at the Edgar Thomson Steel Works, five
ueE CprE-hearth furnaces at the Home
stead steel Works q double-track steel
b-.Gge across the MouOngaheia River, be
tween she Homestead Steel Works and the
Carrie furnaces, rebuilding Of The general
Office an its Homestead plant, and office foI
the paymaster and a DeW general Office at
DCCuesIe a quantity Of construction in the
different mills Of smaller importance. but
or the whole Cf mUcn magnitude, eEten-
s.ons 70 the Union Railroad, and the build
ing % It0 houses Do East Homestead, on the
original property of the city farm Of Pitts
burg lcr sale 10 its workingmen. Work on
the re@ blast furnaces projected by the
company al the Carrie plant 81 Rankin was
begun yesterday These furnaces VIII b
jos feet ID height ana - feet in diameter
q The base
The times., 1899-10-20
HECHT & COMPANY,
FUNERAL OF MRS. HARBAUGH.

The Remains to BE Inferred at Lew
fnsviiIe, Va, This Afternoon.
Funeral services will be held at Lewis
Vile Va, this afternoon over the remains
of Mrs. Helen Harbaugh, who committed
suicide Wednesday evening at the house
of Mrs. Mary Kayanaugh, 1924 New York
Avenue northwest. Brothers Of the dead
woman took charge of the funeral arrange
ments yesterday, upon their arrival in this
city from CentrevilIe, Va, where they re-
side. The remains were removed from the
moTgue to the undertaking establishment
of Joseph Burch in Georgetown. Prior
to the removal Coroner Carr had viewed
the body and issued a certificate of death
by suicide.
The children Of Mrs. HaTbaugh will at
tend the funeral at Townsville today and
then go to Centreville, where they will
live with William and Frederick Gantz,
brothers OF the deceased woman.
Relatives of the dead woman are in
clined to adhere to the theory that the
act was the result of dependency over
financial embarrassment, and unhappy do
mestic life. The separation from her
husband is also said to have preyed on
her mind, causing fits of deep melancholy.
The times., 1899-10-20
a HATPIN EER WEAPON.
A New York Girl Attempts 30 kiIi
Her sister.

NEW YORK. Oct. 1s.-Ada Bernstein.
sixteen years cid. living az p Allen Street
was arraiEEed in me Jefferson Market
court today on charge Of having at
tempted 10 stab her sister. 3Irs. Dora Tay-
lor, o. sl5 Wes- Thirty-zizth Street. WIKI
a hat pin last night In the West Thirs.e1h
Street police station Mrs Taylor had
caused her arrest for being wsyward Door
man Mark Haegerty caught the girls up
lifted hand before she could do any damage.
According 10 Mrs. Tsylor's story her sis
Ter gan away from her home two weeks
ago. and la=t night she traced her TO Thir-
tg-dlth Street. causing her arrest In the
statiGnhouse the girl declared that Mrs
Taylor was actuated by spite ia having her
arrested. Sergeant WeislnE refused 70 lock
her up unless N.s. Taylor would briag her
mother 10 che station TO prefer a charge
against fhe girl This Mrs Taylor did. and
when NIs. Bernstein confronted Ada the
latter Gew into passion and attacked her
sister. Detectives Henderson and Shell and
D0orman Haggertg oyerpowercd the en-
ragged girl who fought desperately 20 get
free, and carried her 10 the prison
The times., 1899-10-20
THE LIGHTING OF ECK1NaToN.
The Citizens Object to Change
From the Electric to Gas Lamps.

The Citizens Object to "A Change
From the Electric to Gas Lamps.
The secretary of the lexington Citizens
Association, A. o. Tingley, has written to
the Commissioners protesting against the
proposed substitution Of gas for electric
lighting in lexington. Mr.. Tingley states
that he believes this viii be a step back
ward and viii put the citizens to a great
deal CT expense in changing the fixtures in
their houses. At the same time as the re-
ceipt of Mr. Tingley's letter another com
munication was received by the Com
missioners from Col. George Truesdell,
President of the Potomac Electric Power
Company, which furnishes the power for
the lights in lexington.
Colonel Truesdell said he believes it will
be an injustice to his company to change
the lighting system at this time, and re-
quested a hearing on the subject. After a
consultation the Commissioners decided to
grant the hearing Of Colonel TruesdelI,
and a committee from the citizens assoc
citation next Monday at II o'clock.
The times., 1899-10-20
HoNoRs FOR JOHN WALTERS.
He Is Presented with a Watch and IA
Handsome Pipe.

The employees Of William Hahn & Co.
spent a delightful evening at Costello's
Hall Tuesday in celebrating the twentieth
anniversary of the employment OF John
Walters the window dresser of the firm.
Refreshments were served and good fel-
lowship reigned supreme. Mr.. William
Hahn, the senior member Of the firm, in
a neat speech. presented Mr.. Walters with
a handsomely engraved gold watch MIR.
David Wolf. on behalf of the employees, af-
ter a few words Of congratulation. pre-
sented him with a valuable meerschaum
pipe and tobacco box. Little Elsie Worth.
by clever singing, contributed largely TO
the pleasure Of the gathering The even
ing closed with a toast and rising vote
of thanks 10 Mr.. Wolf for his happy man
agement as chairman and toastmaster OF
the occasion.
The times., 1899-10-20
A SUIT FOR MAINTENANCE.
Charges of Cruelty Made by "a Wife
Apninst Her Husband.

Mrs. Henrietta Lloyd, through her at
torney. Ed L. Gies. has instituted pro-
ceedings for maintenance and support
against her husband, Frederick Lloyd.
Just little over a year ago Mrs. Lloyd
says she married the defendant. in this
city, but that within very short space
of time her husband began to treat her
with systematic cruelty, assaulted her fire.
quently. and abused her. He finally drove
her from his home, she states, and has
since refused to contribute to her sup
port.
The times., 1899-10-20
4 nicrcIc Rnnh Rnce.

Now that the track racing is over for this
season, the local cyclists turn their atten-
ton to the annual ten-mile handicap road
race. to be held by the District members
Of the League OF American Wheelmen.
The race this year will take place Mon
day, October 80, over the regular course
on the Conduit Road. The handicaping
this year wiz be done by William Jose, ths
official handcaper of the District of Co
lumbia Already the entry list is very
large and comprises many riders who
will make their initial appearance IN this
road race.
The times., 1899-10-20
CASUALTIES IN THE ARMY.
General Otis Cables "A List of Killed
and wounded Soldiers.
General Otis cabled the War Department
,.re.e-sa-- .b4 foTlou-ire casualties.

Kiilcd-eixth Infantry, near Ccbu, Island Cebu.
September Is, Company 4. Charles n. Cotay,
Daniel T. Adans; Seventeenth Infantry at Ange-
les October I6, Company L. William Parker;
Tuirty-siNth Infantry, al Porac, October i, Com
pany n. willard NiHsr0Hs.
Wounded October lG. az Angeles, Acting As
sis;aut Surgeon II. Eugene Stafford, breast,
slight; Sixth Infantry, near Cebg, September IS,
Company A. William St0vail. abdomen, severe;
Company O. Horace Hutchinson, mates, severe;
Fourth Infantry. near san Nicholas. October 8,
Company =. James g. O'Rciily, hand, slight; +;
Ainth Infantry. az Angeles. October l6, Company
ID, George H. webster head, moderate; Company
H. John Kelly. thigh, severe; Company J. Albert
DuFznd, back, severe; Charles s. Wilson, head,
severe; Seventeenth Infantry, Company A,
Corporal Henry Rnsser. head slight; Company
B, William Crosby, thigh, s!iglIt Company II,
Joseph b. Thackery, larynx, severe; Thomas =.
~cully, thigh. slight; Sixteenth Infantry, at
Guiguinto. October ls; Company +, Thomas
Lynch, side. severe; Leslie Shores. foot. severe
Fourth Cavalry. near Arayat. October l3; Com.
pany d, First Srrgt Gustav Will arm. moderate;
Mathew Kiili0n leg. moderate; Thirty-siXth In
fantTy. poFac, October Il; Company II, sam
Williams cheek, moderate.
The times., 1899-10-20
LEGAL NOTICE.


IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
or COLI ABIA, HOLDING A SPECIAL TERM
FOR ORPHANS COURT BJSINEsS-fa re
ESTATE OF JOHN H. SCHULrZE, Deceased.
No g0g2 Administration docket 20
Application having been made TO the Supreme
Court OF the District Of Columbia, holding
speeiaI term for Orphans Court business, for
probate OF a last viii and testament and codlcii,
and for letters testameutarF on said estate b.
Mary Ann Scliultze, it IS ordered this 18th day
Of September, lSgq that notice 3 hereby given
10 John J. II. Schultze and Casson Schultze. and
to all others concerned. 10 appear in said court
on FRIDAY THE 10Th DAY OF NOVEMBER.
A D. 1880 at 10 O'CLOCK A NJ, 10 show cause
yvhv such application should not be granted This
notice shall be published in the Washington Law
RqDnr4er't and The Times once in each Of three
successive weeks before the return day therein
uleutioncd-the first publication TO be not less
than thirty days before said return day.
By the court:
A. 3. HAGNER Justice
Attlst- J. NOTA McGILL, Register Of Wills
EDMUND COMPTON, Attorney for applicant
opE 3
The times., 1899-10-20
HEAVY DAMAGES ASKED.
a Fall Through an Elevator Leads to
$4,000 Claim.

IL PAOsOOO NIdlll
George W. Keys, a former employe of
the Merchants Parcel Delivery Company,
yesterday, through his attorneys, Andrew
Y Bradley and Thomas C. Taylor, filed
suit against the company for $15,OOO
claimed as damages for personal inju-
ries.
It is claimed in the declaration that on
November 10. 1897, while the plaintiff was
at work for the company he was injured
by falling down an elevator shaft, from
the fourth to the ground floor OF the
company's building. AS a result OF the
fall Keys stated that his leg was broken
and had to be amputated He also alleges
that the accident was the result OF care
lessness and negligence on the part OF the
defendant, which failed TO properly and
sufficiently guard the entrance to the ele-
Vator shaft.
The times., 1899-10-20
"HeChtS' Greater Stores"
9 to 10.

Ladies' and children's untrimmed
felt hats-mostly French felt-some
slightly damaged-usually sold for S1.25
for this hour 25c.
Ladies figured brilliantine skirts.
well made lined and bound, reduced
for this hour to 99c.
Infants slips. OF good quality of
cambrie-for this hour 14c
Infants crocheted sacques-all col
ors-redueed for this hour to 19c.
Babies knitted bootees-for this hour
&c
Mems linen collars, same as you pay
15c for-all sizes-this hour for 2-1-2c.
ChHdrens fast black. full seamless
hose-worth u f-2c-for 1-2c.
Ladies' linen collars-alI sizes and
styles-instead OF y 1-2c, for 3 lie.
Clark's o. n. T thread for 21-2c.
Y pairs of infants dongola button
shoes-sizes to 6-instead of 35c, for
15c-
For this hour only we're going to Of
fer you u yards of grey Ieno-either
plain or plaid-for 19c. You'd have to
pay so or 75c for this amount else
where.
Psrcales. yard wide, il excellent COM
binatlons-reguIa u 1-2c quality-as
many yards as you want, for 7-Sc per
yard.
Cream colored curtain scrim, Sc
inches wide-suitable for curtains
only 1 7-Sc yard.
5-foot curtain poles-cherTy, walnut,
and oak finish-with a complete set of
brass trimmings-for this hour only
IA 1-2c.
Lot boys black and blue knee pants,
for &c.
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"HeChfS' Greater Stores"
1 to p.

Ladies' muslin drawers-deep hemm-
ed and tucked-for this hour, lie.
Mems suspenders-strcng elastic va
riety-all colors-were 19e. for this
hour, 1-2c.
Ladies' Union suits-close fitting-all
sizes-usually sold for sec, this hour
for 25c.
100 dozen ladies' handkerchiefs-lace
edges and corners-in very pretty eff
fects, only 7c.
Adamantine pins for 1c.
Shell hairpins for &c per doz.
Table full of wings. coques. and fan
cy feathers that were 49e, for 12e.
Linen Damask toweis-fringed and
colored borders-worth u 1-2e, this
hour for Sac.
Stair or runner oil cloth-latest
styles and eolors-reduced for this hour
to 5 12c a yard,
Yale Holland window shades-all
colors-36x72 inches-with complete
set of fixtures for 21e.
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IL to ~.

III 10 LIE
White bed spreads-double bed size
Marseilies patterus-worth CSC, for 49c.
Extra heavy quality floor oilcloth-
new fall styles-all widths-woTth 4Oc,
to go at 25c a square yard.
so white applique pillow shams and
bureau scarfs, never sold for less than
3Cc, reduced this hour to IA lie,
Heavy percale rappers-dark colors
well made-trimmed with braid-to
go for 49c.selling elsewhere at CSC.
Dressing sacques-all colors-edges
neatly shellstitched, this hour 49c.
Mems random hose-alI sizes that al
ways sell for Toe, for this hour only
4 l-2c pair.
Ladies fast black full seamless hose
all sizes-worth II lie, for 1-2c.
500 yards of trimming braid-various
colors-usually sells for sc a yard, for
1c.
Bead elastic belts-all sizes and
styles-regular 68c and 75c values, for
44c
Whale bone casing cOlOrs-fOr 1c.
so pairs of ladies' soft dongola but
ton shoes-nearly all sizes. from IL
to always sold for Sl.25, this hour for
79c.
Ladies and misses straight brim
hats-with folded band and bow Of vel
vet and quill. and bound brim-usual
S1,S7 quality, for Use.
Black crepon--yard, wide-rich de-
signs in striped, and figured effects
only pieces of Irregular zoe quality,
for this hour reduced, to 35e.
Genuine Whitehorn medicated diaper
cloth-in packages containing 10 yards
each-that usually retail for 59e. to
go for 4Sc,
Boys grey, brown. and black wool
knee pants. reduced to 19c. from 29c.
Fur collarettes-satin-lin -lined-to go
for $1.49.
Colored taffeta silk underskirts-Iarge
assortment-for S49S.
Silk crepon skirts-large silky blister
crepon-reduced to $3.50.
Domet flannel skirt patterns-with
fancy borders and crocheted edges
regular 25c value-this hour for Is 3-4c.
Boys ali wool blue and black fancy
cashmere suits-in Yestle-2 to sand
double breasted-7 to 16-for S298.
Golf capes-plaid back-trimmed
with Spanish ruffie-usually sold for
$3.50. to go for s5.9S.
HECHT &
5I3-515 Sc
=
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lie OXFORD HOTEL
$50.

Don't spend al your earnings in
house rent and coal bills. Elegant
fats-nieely heated-hot and cold
water-elevator seviee-eyerythiEg ior
so mo. Astoria, Sd and G Sts uw-
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Flannelette underskirts-pink and
blue stripes and embroidered edges,
only 29c.
The times., 1899-10-20

Chenille tables eoyers-all colors-
fringed edges. for 19c.
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About 800 yards OF silkoIines. gold
crepes, and cretonnes-charming de-
signs and colors-worth up to y 1-2c,
for 7-Sc yard
The times., 1899-10-20

Little girls rough novelty cloth reef
er coats-the 81 sort, for S2.9S.
The times., 1899-10-20

Sc pairs ehildren's Jersey leggins-
extra quality-sold elsewhere for 75c,
this hour for 49c.
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2 to 3.
CONTINUED.

Black selesias-ysrd wide-good
quality-always sells for Sc a yard, for
Also.
Kersey coats-silk Iined-in black.
castor. and tan-specially reduced from
$3.50 to $3.50 for this hour
The times., 1899-10-20

Mems dog skin gloyes-made by Ad-
ler-all sizes-never sold for less than
81, to go for soc.
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WHISKY TRUST AFFAIRS
To Be Investigated Today by the
Industrial Commission.

he Federal Steel Company's Wit
nesses Heard at Yesterdays ses-
sfon-Reasons for Obtaining Ncw
Jersey Charters National
Corporation Luw Not Approved.
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10 to IL.

Boys Century cloth shirt waists, for
this hour only 19c instead of 29c.
Ladies imported black and blue che
viot serge sdrts-this hour, $2.9S, in
d stead of 81.
Ladies' taffeta silk waists, Of guar
anteed taffeta-newest effects-per-
fectly made, to go for $S-9S.
Ladies waists-some aII-wool fan
mel and others tucked briiliantine-to
go for 99c.
Mems Merino shirts and drawers
all sizes-worth 39c, for 1sc.
Ladies' neeced-lined derby-ribbed
vests and drawers, sort sold usually
for 25c, for lie.
sc pairs OF children's dongola but
ton shoes-sizes 8 to 11-worth 75c, this
hour for 45c.
Is pieces Of heavy corded Bengaline
and aIl-silk taffeta. in shades of gold
en-, pink, automobile red. and navy
blue-that never sold for less than soc
a yard, to go for 19c yard.
Black silk velvet-extra heavy quail
ity-suitable for waists-Tegular 81
value, for 59c yard
Ladies' and Misses felt Rough Riders
Tam oShanter crowns-with folded
band and quill and binding of velvet
S1.37 Yalue-this hour-for soc.
Best quality table oilcloth-5-4 size
desirable patterns-only 7-8c a yard.
Smyrna Rugs-fringed at both ends
and others in elegant Oriental designs
and colorings-worth 75c, this hour for
sec.
Double blankets-size 10-4-in white
and grey-pretty borders-worth 75c, TO
so for 49c.
:; : ).
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The
Special /
Opening
Prices

continue for the balance of
this week. This is an OPP
portunity that should not
be missed by any house
keeper, or intending house
keeper, as it means a sub
stantial saving as we'll as
first choice of one of the
finest furniture stocks ever
exhibited. Your credit is
good. Terms arranged to
your satisfaction.
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3 to 4.

Plain taffeta silk sbirts-exceeding'y
stylish-usualIy sold for So. for S6.9S
Black taffeta silk waists-some
trimmed with braid and some with
high costing embroidery inserting-in
the newest effects-to go for 50.
The times., 1899-10-20

Ladies' and misses "Oneita' union
suits-no better made-all sizes-regu-
lar 75c value, for 44c.
The times., 1899-10-20

Children's fast black, full seamless
hose-worth u f-2c-for 4 1-2c.
The times., 1899-10-20

Genuine ostrich plumes-15 inches
long-glossy black-always sold for
S2.98, for this hour S168.
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Mems linen collars, same as you pay
15c for-all sizes-this hour for 2-1-2c.
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2 to 8.

Flannelette underskirts-pink and
blue stripes and embroidered edges,
only 29c.
Genuine ostrich plumes-15 inches
long-glossy black-always sold for
S2.9S, for this hour $l6S.
Boys covert top coats-good lining
sizes up to 16 years-with velvet or
plain collars-Worth 50, for $3.98
Imitation Mink neck scarfs-with
tails-worth SO, for $1.98.
Lot of young mems long pants suits
in sizes IA to 19-of black and blue
cheyiot-the largest will fit small men
80 bust measure-made with full fac
ings and good lining. for $2.98, instead
of So.
Denim pillow tops in neat styles and
colorings-worth 15c, reduced to
1-2c.
Comforts OF good size and quality
tasty patterns, to go for SOC.
Ladies' kid gloves in black. cham
pagne and OK blood-2-c clasp, 4-button,
and Foster hook styles, for 44c.
Ladies and mems 26-inch gloria UNI
brellas. made by Otto Muller-with sill
yer trimmed handles-steel rod and
paragon frame-usual s1.49 quality, for
this hour. CSC.
Ladies' stock collars in all shades,
19c value, for lie.
Uncovered and covered whale bones
for Sc a dozen.
Grey homespun skirts-fne quality
sold elsewhere for So, this hour for
$S.9S.
Ready made pillow cases, hemmed,
torn and ironed by hand, for 7-sc.
| Ready made bleached sheets-size 81
| by 90-excellent quality OF muslin.
| The price ON these goods has advanced,
owing to the rise in the price of cot
ton. Notwithstanding that fact we
have reduced them for this hour to 39c,
Ladies' tailor made suits of the high
est grade of venetians, imported chew
lot serges, herringbone worsteds, and
broadcloths-in the newest shades.
! Jackets are lined with the best quality
/ of taffeta silk. The actual value OF
these garments ranges In prices from
| $40 to $25. For this hour they will
be $3.50.
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Boys covert top coats-good lining
sizes up to 16 years-with velvet or
plain collars-Worth 50, for 1898.
The times., 1899-10-20

Grey homespun skirts-fne quality
sold elsewhere for S., this hour for
1898.
The times., 1899-10-20

Ladies' kid gloves in black. cham
pagne and OK blood-2-clasp, 4button,
and Foster hook styles, for 44c.
The times., 1899-10-20

Ladies and mems 26-inch gloria UNI
brelIas. made by Otto Muller-with sill
yer trimmed handles-steel rod and
paragon frame-usual s1.49 quality, for
this hour. CSC.
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Ready made pillow cases, hemmed,
torn and ironed by hand, for 7-Sc.
The times., 1899-10-20

sc safety pins, for &c.
The times., 1899-10-20

Ladies linen collars-all sizes and
styles-instead Of y 1-2c, for 1-2c.
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Babies knitted bootees-for this hour
oo
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Comforts OF good size and quality
tasty patterns, TO go for SOC.
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Ladies' stock collars in all shades,
19c value, for lie.
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HOTELS.
THE ARDMORE.

European, 81 and up. American. SI5O to S. "a.
18Th ST. bet Pa ave and + 81 nv. Washington
D. C. T. n HALL. ProPrietog.
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Imitation Mink neck scarfs-with
tails-worth SO, for S1.9S.