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I -, 80. -. ot on- ..ut u.r
word ner insertion. the MINIMUM
cbu,ur being 4: cents ADVERTISE
- at - 80, -.
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sent through the nieoiuhi oi 'ne
F"s'"i ieies shbn
AT FeN ui"F adN eFiisihs rAe-
FEMALE
WANTED NtlJrE WHITE rUAMKERMAII,S AND
walfrezses SIS sl", So. 81. alss ludIes ur''ds,
H. - ,'-5As iflaiE. -StS general h"US'"'iAeis-
W,Nrlu -T.,T,y s~r,, 1z,1,,tr,, t,,y, ,,FF1,,..
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bow ana sI-e-L Ad,t-ess .. X. t.. Star olnce.
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c,.,k sl.,s e-.I,i'.,i cs,s. Iii End i've gencIal
h...eeu orArrs. private faul.,ics. LADIES IA
I1>-I-I. ,-T1.- 49,, ,-T->1-I,, - II,I--I,,-nI,I-
ga .Tsk ana l4un'tf,.s<. rcfs. i:s,9 T st. NV
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WANTED \ GOOD COOK rWHITE,; CITY REF
rsen +, re4i,'d 4, ArpiZ ,, 80 ii!"r pLaGS be
JNreL /" AMI y Ni.H.H'! hrfh-hs, NOT
fn.ls II 1s, ] ~. uas s9 AMI n tr nj
u4-st F-in= reference 2F-l ii s., naa2t-
.\Iti' -, ',liiI WOMAN At ">ol.
81 NV
WANTED -WDYTZ VIM FYTFT:iF->l-T7 10
1=ra 81 NV. uI-sasr~.
WANTED A noon ,-I1E WITH T-TP<,T-,-TESs
city references Apply ~ O'Clock pm. or At
AIN al @JlJ M
II7-.,,,-,-r. ,.,,.,.-,,-- --I-i II7-..7,-
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home mats. u. us.~.fu. can al - AIN 81 Sc
VtNT.s.- MILLINERY {TTEF\rI,-Fs APPLY
D e.i H., /, 81 M, AZ NJ '''' II IL
I7---lrf--. 5--.,-,. 800 ~, -z-,-.-i.,,
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WANTED tNru.fEN I'D SAIESI&uIf.S TOR
"Hr rsa.E i.iag''l--r. & LISNtI;, ia.Iis Roy i.
NANTIIt ENUIl..E NgED SAIE~I-AIIE.S FOR
'g- t.y dsps-Tusu.- i. LiSNEI;. Fala.~ Royal
WANTED I>MEI.ATElY FIEST-CLASS SEC
C>b itiE5 tsli and IL god prepaEvr- Glib
80. To- ''' 81 mott
NANIEu-A coon WHITE COOK FOR H.NKb-
oa1,e, stating pSr,i,taa.s- uo2-4J'
M ''I'i'i mn Y N - ,2,,r ~ d III. IN
-. s,-r :. H. ~ nm.
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WANTED II'lpt Ettl-h RELIABLE AND
scl nanny '7' required Apply ne MN: 8
f-Aatt,,i>, i SAl,.1s tAl,ttS IN
: KAN SONS \ ,.t s-E ami MAJ .,.sr.
u.22t
WANTED ,,.DI, WFfTE CLEANING; GIRLS
Arp.y 10 TIE HUt Sl.NEfTEI; s-orehaIn Iiotcl
no.
WANTED \ SETTLED WHITE WOMAN FOR
-rA-E"I N''7eN''A- AFi'! I'--o -3ta II" -ho--tt'
WANFrI-A THoE1J GIII.Y CAPABLE GF.\EEAI.
bet city references required Cali to . nm.
IT,>grzf,-4 MISE -nR CTIII DPEx. ,fI-S1
tqya =. 81 references I'D ,,sre, maid cal AZ
5SIa / - ms uol,5l.
V,[9TEI. Az r.XpI.RIF-[1-E.n S-TEI5=.: 1I5TfEL
a.r.I-gifs-i 10 aatrnt WORK; u-rmau4ut I.1sifion
aUt ...-i -.Ia~y Address FNpEI;T a. Star or
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-11-03

WANTED BY NEAT COLORED MAN AND
wife, situations, t"g, tbcr separate; waiter.
coIcEuan. porter, fireman; nurse, chambermad,
ctvE waIIIrss; refs. each 1913 y. Y ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-11-03
LADIES' GOODS.

MISS LAURA CADMAN
Ladies Hair Dresser, has just received in a large
stock Of fall goods; childrens hair cutting and
treatment Of the scalp speciality.
nGa-St as 18th ct. NV.
SEWING MACHINES REPAIRED. sI.0O-AND
warranted; machines for rent by week or month
AT OPPENHEIMERS. 5I4 9th ST NV
Button holes made, Sc. each. ocI2-arn5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-11-03
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

For SALE NEW ROW Oh FINE MODERN
h'lrA h"nSrs, a. $3.50 81 loo ONLY 500
ga>h nsian-e sI5 90 $50 monthly Address
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-11-03

tUlt iti.Ni-To GENTLEMAN AND WIFE WITH
satisfactory references. furnished rooms for light
housekeeping. SA5 4 st. NV MOIST"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-11-03
WANIED-BOAKD.

" A>LED- 30 ARD BY LADY AND TWO chill
uEeu la-ed siA and eight, Convenient Access
SIhly t1 Friends Select - hoOl; location and
IaIIuu must lie JIi>uT passed. rooms sunny ana
boasG may he plain, but wholesome; only abso-
UtaIy private family iii be considered lady
li'IHs alone Pieteiled' ieie'ehres eAeAahsed.
SrHI, terms, which must be reasonable, 10 Mrs
G., Il liIud,' C"rAWau-on- ii uCson, n. Y.
mont.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-11-03
FOR RENT-ROOMS.
"a RNISHED.

FOR IsE\T-IN PRIV ATE FAMILY, ONE OR TWO
nicely furnished rooms: married couple without
cLLdIen Preferred; excellent location: convenient
TO cars. 2024 18th st. NV. no3 I'd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-11-03

W4N4ai. an pNCE-n..pD PAPER E-.-,-,l-..-,,
ll-a,~. $50, q-.d. " a. >IE44otiut 80, .o.o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-11-03

WANIEI.-N Gouu TIN BonFI.H. SIu\E AMI
furaa,r hand Apply 10. 81. ADJr. cot 81 a!
Gesk-- si.l E.tar1 ayes u-V-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-11-03

FOR SALE-l362 HARVARD ST. COL. nGuTS.:
I stories and basement. front porrhes covered:
half hio"k from IAN II. electric cnrs. two baths
RHd tNo isvatories, I'd and Ri doors. trimmed out
uagnIii, emily Ia quHTtcrgd oak, decorated hand
s"fuey elegant combine Ion fixtures Tor Gas and
electricity. Get KEGS from MS and To aIIre-
ciaIe MEYERS * ANDERSON.
u,.to-lw lS.-, 4, 81 NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-11-03

FOR EXCHANGE. Frce and clear. FOR hot;se
NV. $4,000 10 SS.5uV. a house ne; value,
q Am
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-11-03

WANIFI.-tp1 IL Nv. Win DiCl'.I- 80
carry Ealt sun route 'HIi - y ortlIf" lot
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-11-03

WANTED. LIVE NII.r.- lNAnE KEFE.-~.-Sl-A
tive, u.,re money ,Bu Poe. tIa'i, WAN ts-H Ahy
ether ,rr,,su. s,r ar-F Iru.~i. Lri~rtvs> 'H...--
FREE i..N ~. 5.r~ D.. son. Mass. n.,.-I-t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-11-03
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

FOR SALE-ONE SO GRAM-O-PHONE, IN PER
Iect condition only $40. Including records L.
q. SAlIIu, l-2J IA. ave. Ia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-11-03

FOR RENT-911 ii ST. NV; 4-STORY BRICK; IL
rooms and bath; stable with stalls.
% Defrees st, story brick.
lUlI L st. NV; 2stOry bay-windOw brick;
aud bath.
1922 9th st. NV; 3-story and basement brick:
TuOnIs and bath.
All "a perfect order.
Apply t" uer CHAS. q. DUNCANSON
au2S-u 9th and ID NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-11-03

For price, Sc. sppIy to w. uUYCK.
pc3U-rf pa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-11-03

Fur RENT-S22 MASS AVE NV, LARGE,
newly papered and furnished 2d-story front room;
also Jd-stoIy front rcum strictly private family
q Alu Is; gentlemen preferred; convenient TO car
lines nn2Yts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-11-03
SUBURBAN PROPERTY

FOR SALE-AN ELEGANT s-ROOM AND CELLAR
cottage; wide porches; on Littlefeid avenue
uyattsville, Md; price, $500; small cash pay
ment. balance monthly For particulars see. <
T. HAl1.t.R. Architect ARTHUR CARR
Hyattsyille. no3 ott
FOR SALE-NICE 7-RooM HOUSE on HIGH
hIlI, Va; minutes Of Az. br.; concerted cellar;
large stable 1-3 acre. easy terms A p
MILLER, POI NV. no2-3ts
HOW TO BE YOUR OWN LANDLORD On $40 A
month: For particulars drop postal for new
IL page pictorial booklet Illustrating Fort
Myer Heights. which is located IA mile nearer
the White House than Mt. Plea SAINT In a net
work OF electric railroads.
nol-6t FULTON r. GORDON, 1906 q NV
FOR SALE-AT BROUkLAND. GROOM HOUSE;
gas, aud sewer; cars; Ouly 81, 300
GRACE NJ. II OMAS. loo Corcorsn bldg noI-st'
FOR SALE-SEvERAL FINE PIECES OF oUTLY-
ing land. adapted for div isun into smaller bar
GELS. and Offering highly attractive returns
oc2S-1w GASCH BROS, 1907 L ST.
FOR sALE-yERS CHEAP LOTS AT HYATFs
LOUIS CUNNINGHAM
ocll-lm' lil7 G st. NV.
FOR SAI.E-oR RENT-AT SOMERSET HEIGHTS
2-story attic, cellar; furnace; cabinet maptels.
rooms and bath, hot and cold water; near cars.
beautiful view one fare; price, 81 $50 on your
own terms; rent S25; II acre.
MILES FULLER,
oc21-tf 5Ol Hin at
CLEVELAND PARK
Delightful il winter.
Delightful in summer.
se29-u Office. Clio 18th ST.
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FOR lighthouses.
FURNISHED

FOR RENT-PHYSICIAN HAVING PLEASANT
FURNISHED eorIel house, NV, would rent 6 rooms
Tor housekeeping Address Box 1873, Star office.
no2 st"
FOR RENT-MODERN s-ROoM CORNER HOUSE;
lf21 18th st. NV. MOIST
FOR RENT-FURNISHED. 141O BACON ST;
rooms and bath; near 14th ST.. ears. Apply on
premises day evening nol-Sa'
FOR RENT-FURNIsHED. 1853 ST. NV,
near British legation; beautiful English base
hent house: Is rooms; well adapted for enter
tanning oriental furnishings and drapiugs. APP
ply on premises no1-3t"
FOR RENT-N. CAR. Mr. LIBRARY Or. .S65 90
1622 18TH el egrnt 13r &b, am i.......... 10000
l2o2 list double. lar. &h, ami ....,.,,.. 1850
oe25-l2t' MILTON W. JOHNSON, 1872 st.
FOR RENT-FURNIsnED HOUSES OUR sPE-
eialty. Call write.
CLARK BROS.
oc2S-2w sos 18th st. NV.
FOR RENT-IN ALEXANDRIA. NICELY FUR
nished 2-story house; suitable for small family
without children; in good order; furnace, open
fire; $50 per mouth. X. +. KNOX. 115 $. Royal
St. Alexandria, Va. oc2S-tns
FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHEn
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
ENiALE,


WANTED - Si1tATIpN fVH GEHMAN NURS,
ny "'' tsy e. t'd'' tst isIT SneSS "a AZ
~ 80 -i
w,<rrI,- ,,.,5,;,,, A. ASST sI.rFRiNrEY-
dem ,r IL. 49,. - A., u s1uaiuriun on Ctbar insti-
i.i,Iu,t ly NV VIC Eas had considerable px-
I.sler... su,..,s7 Mrs. l.. W. 1929 5 n.
u,f-'i
WANTED To-, \ i;,.SpECTABIE CoL0RED
-, a MA - rriy,t ,,.I,iv as nnrse ar rbnin-
hermann i..' i,th - NV. Call three days.
W\NTt4,.tt NICE ,oLUKED WOMAN. \
t.t,. T., u. laundry ,,nls IN a private family;
euof rvs,.,aec- call for three days 49, 24Ih
I2-,[Tt..,-.., g.. -.,Ini,IsD ,:IRT 4 PLACE ~,
do general .g.s,"yra. best OF reference. $50
Ri -. u."-
WNNrrn- ~,rI- l-i,.\ RY \ RFSPECvr\BIE
81. - ar ,b,mharnnid: s,sni
ry.cr,4,,r- leo" NJ NV. noa-2t'
WA.ll.. IN 4 Glf,I. FROM THE COT NTRY,
~ 1145 49," G-".
[y,\J-tf, -,...>..itn\ nv INV oE tnI-C,TIoT
afd ,rtt5.'...t -. ~ M, ~ = lady travelling
,J,rss - ~ - i ''"' 49,.
y-,>.-rtt, ny ,.,.s,.,-,--,u,E rnroprn
U,.Ii'I. m :, a ,a'iu,rrtiaIi m private family
W,.,ytI.-i,, r.yu NEAT HEIJABlE WHITE
=, ,tcf .a.. '...a '.''.'Is ,r light house
WANTED -, rVu y5,rrf- ,;tEIS IICgr
LrlS.1t.., .,.'a,i,,'.. ~. ,I,rs,ux ollie. work
or store Tprs- Ld..r.s- 81 a. Il. Star Office
- , , - 49, , -
,ralri L.. ..u. -.,.a5lru IS nurse or chamber
nriid- !..I.. - T. So s-w n"3-2t'
NANIEIj- .,t~4f't.T E;f.E -CsDIDRED GIRL,
F.:'" as So. .- -iF''s'H., i-tld i3l Sd st. sw
WANTED ia Two REFINED COIORFD GIRLS.
rEt' - IS ci;trr.-rIl d af'I waitress. or ladys
''' N"'' '' ''-''-'HA '"'- -i's'I 81 "o---
Wan iEi'-Hn g 'L'"ti' ''lfiS; CHAMbER-
"'l'' -, piaSGS T ~ 'i ~ aas
once MOIST
cook ard i .,l-,.,o.s. ,tss at night; refer nee.
tih ~ ,l,id. - ~ lblZ roth st. NV. no2-2t'
". NTt-T, u, r,L-SlECC,IIE roT oRu-p yp-
man mo-. fn d. main ronxtna or ms chs u,l,,r-
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WANTED FIRST CLASS CRAFTSMAN FOR FL
suI ,,il. yvrrr.. l-,~ Yrli AdIrrss. al
Iri,.rIi--,. f'tlF INA.-,.-. ~rdr vingv- lJo--'t-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-11-03

WASTED IOj-N,. MAJ As >IENu,...A4 Vi. Il.
an, tlgs.V rltc: Address la own uslls, .....-7. 4
Box i---~t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-11-03
CNEURNISHED,
FOR RENT.
NORTHEAST



StO&dw 2Dl2 lIth st
NV, llr. 30. 90
St&dw 400 list ne. 7r45. DO
St&dw 1924 Z and
i39 10th NV. Tor. 70. 90
Hall 81 floor 4l9
10Th Hw- %. on
St&dw iU1 X ne, Ir. -. on
Warehouse cor High
and Water SITS. %. 90
StSdw 3i0i K NV, GrI5.5 10
Store rm 1909 2 Hw..T.UU
Call for semi-monthly III
THO
np3-f.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-11-03

WANTED STOUT WHITE BOY A..ptl Is
years # axe ss Ipcr rougy Iacto.y- --4i.y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-11-03

FOR SALE $3.50 THE ONLY NEW GROOM
brick, with cellar. in the northwest for the
motley. on a numbered street worth more money
ne2 81 SI,'NE s FAIRFAX. suS 4 st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-11-03

FOR RENT-YEIlY DESIRABLE LOCATION, 1872
Oorcoran St; rooms, viii be repaired through
out ana put in fiTst-ciaSs condition. only So per
mo, key in Office WILLIAM CORGOkAN hill.
1908 Penn ave
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-11-03

FOR SALE Si."oo BELOW COST To SETTLE
estate. '"I7ier store AID dwelling. renting for
$40. iTic", $1,000 stories. cellar. large store
room and fixtures: near govt printing office
ho2St STONE 4 FAiRFAN Su6 Il st NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-11-03
FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFINISHED.

FOR RENT-1531 l 81. y. W. OPPOSITE ARI.ING-
ton Hotel, 10 rooms and bath rooms
TWO NEW HOUSES on NORTH SIDE OF
WELLINGTON ST. 14th; ten rooms and
bath rooms each; % feet front; heated by hot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-19

the ranks OF the complainant were Edward A.
Alexander. OF No 2os Broadway while the Dis
trict Attorneys Office had present for It's repre-
sentatives Assistant District Attorney lie Barber
and Deputy Assistant Byrne
MI Alexander. for the complainant. after the
case had been called. said that inasmuch as there
Is mass OF documentary evidence and letters
be undesirable
Mr. Beltz, for Fulton Mcmahon at this stage in
terposed and said the one that should
proceed slowly. At this juncture Deputy Assist
ant District Attorney Byrne said something in
audible 10 the Court. whereupon Mr.. Betz turned
on him with this query:
How are you In this case?
Before Mr.. Byrne had time to respond the COM
painant. Mr. Weltner. said sarcastical to Mr.
Betz AT my request"
.Ha. ha''' returned Mr. Beltz in a tone OF irony
To Magistrate Mayo Mr.. Beltz said: Il think II
Is wisdom TO allow the whole matter TO rest until
II Is presented In proper shape"
Then followed heated passage be-
tween counsel on both sides. in which the case was
reviewed
1T is a great wrong and it must be revealed"
shouted MI Weltner in the midst Of the argu-
ment.
You're an angel with wings coming out OF your
back, responded Mr.. Beltz, as he patted MI
Weltner on the shoulder
I'm thief. anyhow Numbered Mr.. Wetner
his ahame
At this point Mr.. Lyon said he prepared TO
60 on. and Magistrate Mayo expressed his willing
ness 10 sit all day and hear the case. Mr.. BeltZ
again interposed and said that ne thought a post
ponement OF the case was desirable The case
went to next Saturday at 10 &. m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-19
MR.. CLArSEy REPLIES TO Mr.. SKITT
HE WANTS GOOD REASONS FOR THE DELAY DE
SIRED BY MANHATTAN.

HE WANTS GOOD REASONS FOR THE DELAY DE
SIRED BY MANHATTAN.
President George c. Clausen Of the Park Board
sent letter 10 Alfred Sktt. vice-presi1en and gen
eral manager OF the Manhattan Elevated Railroad
Yesterday morning in reply to the latter's letter
relative TO the removal Of the Manhattan elevated
structure from Battery Park. President Clausen IN
his reply says:
You offer 10 take up and examine without delay
oue stiOus which should have received sucn atleh-
ton long ago Your other offers are equally value,
less as regards progress in the matter at issue All
OF these offers are couched in very guarded IAN
eIage and coupled with reference 70 claim OF Iesd
rights This is unmstaka9le evidence that the o.
feTs are simply made to gain time ,,-
II should not be forgotten mat the dcl OF tIls
DeDartment Is based upon a mutual aSreemeiit
which In addition the clause permitting the IL
cense 10 occupy Battery Park 10 be revoked on SIX
months no'ice, contains the provision. nat the
"cmnanv and its successors or assigns. IN using
such right OF way and in exercising ana enjoying
such license under and pursuant 10 the terms heIe-
Of shall neither claim nor In any manner dtleInpt
IA assert BY under BY reason OF tle po5s'.sslo.
hereby obtained any estate right or tue or interest
in the lands within the limits OF the Battery otneT
than such as is herein expressed or any esthle.
iebt or TILE or interest adverse 10 the Dtpd
~ 10 srccessor thereof adverse 10 the Mayor
aldermen and Comnonalty Of the city OF New
York or any right there other thah a rtN ~ S
right TO the and occupancy or the premises III
the purposes only aforesaid . 49, .,a,,-,a,,
In Justice 70 the public and 70 ms departhef"t
,bnrefore snail REQUIRE that the intentions OF the
N.rLottar Railway in relation 10 the removal OF
e .,rI,cfure from Battery Park and In relation 20
80 egisIsfion referred be definitely declared ut-
fore will decide upon the, appcA ~ 10 rere,,.ed
with reasonable promptness the decision VIII hol 10
de account
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tire contents of this-the world :
greatest pure food mart at Challenge
Prices lowest quotations tor
first class Groceries ever known in
this market.
Ham: Mild Sugar Cured Ham or
lean strip Bacon, per ID /01zo
Sugar: le lbs. of H. & E. Granu-
lated Sugar for /0O
Coffee: Combination Java, COM
bined merit and economy, lbs. l. 90;
per To-, Challenge Price Pc
Teas: New crop 1899 Teas, green,
black or mixed, 5 lbs, ITS; per h.,
Challenge Price 56o
Butter: 5-,b. pail choicest Elgin
Creamery, Challenge Price IFS
Herring: Fancy Labrador Herring,
5-lb. pail, Challenge Price SIC
Mackerel: Choice Family Mackerel,
lob. kit, Challenge Price IL az
Canned Goods; Red Ripe Tomatoes,
New York State Fancy Corn, Early
June Peas or Boston Baked Beans,
plain or in tomato sauce, all 1899 pack,
per can, Challenge Price. &c
Peel: Fancy Leghorn Citron,
Orange or Lemon Peel, per 10, Chal-
lenge Price /1c
Prunes: Choice Santa Clara Valley
Prunes, per 10 lbs, Challenge Price,
F9e
Nuts: New Mixed Nuts, per h.,
Challenge price 49,. lie
Figs: Fancy -Four Crown Smyrna
Figs, lbs, 45e; per To-, Challenge
Price /5c
Molasses: Milford old fashioned
Cooking Molasses, per gal. can, Chal-
lenge Price S00
Vinegar: Pure Apple Cider Vim
egar, per ga..jug, Challenge Price 250
Fruits: Fancy White OK Heart
Cherries, Dulcet Red or Black RasP-
berries or State Pears, per can, Chal-
lenge Price 1922. lie
Spices: Fresh-ground Pepper or
Mustard, per los, Challenge Price,
95e
Raisins: New crop California,
large, loose Muscatel Raisins, per 10,
Challenge Price. &c
Fancy Large Seeded Raisins in /
ID. pkgs., Challenge Price. lie
Sardines: La Tours, quarters, i'm
ported, per can, Challenge Price. ./Oe
Rice; Choice Carolina Rice, 10 lbs,
Challenge Price HSe
Cheese, Herkimer County Full
Cream CHEESE, per 10, Challenge
Pric. /Fo
Starch. 5-lb. pkg. Best Laundry
Starch, Challenge Price. /9e
Fairbanks Mascot Soap, per box OF
100 cakes, $50; per 10 cakes, Chal-
lenge Price rs"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-19
Ostrich Fumes.

We were fortunate enough to Sc
cure big consignment of unusually
fine Plumes very cheaply just in time
for this Challenge Sale. Buy them
now and you will get them cheaper
than ever. Look at some sample
pric~s:-
200 dozen Beautiful Glossy Black
Ostrich Plumes, II inches long, worth
81 apiece; Challenge Price 590
50 dozen Of the Popular Cut Ostrich
Pompons, worth SIPS each; Cnal-
lenge Price only Csc
100 dozen Handsome Black 3-4 Os-
trich Plumes, worth $l75 apiece;
Challenge Price CSC
100 dozen Extra Fine Black Ostrich
Plumes, IS inches long, worth S2.25
each; our Challenge Price only us
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-19
Challenge Sale of
Horse Blankets.

You can procure comfort for your
horses during this sale at prices that
will make neglect of your animals
nothing less than crime. just see
here -
Street Blanket, medium weight,
brown, with fancy red stripe, size
84x90; Challenge Price Csc
Street Blanket, for truck, size 90x96,
weight 10 pounds, gray body, with vel
low stripe; Challenge Price . 2./6
Burlap Stable Blanket, full lined, 2
surcingles; Challenge Price Csc
Printed Duck Stable Blankets, full
lined, 2 wide surcingles; Challenge
Price 49,. 20
Medium Weight Plush Lap Robes,
blue, green, black or maroon: Chal-
lenge Price S5o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-19
Challenge Sale of
PhonographS and
Records.

No one who ever heard these won
derful little machines reproduce the
human voice, a full orchestra or
single instruments, will deny that
they are magnificent entertainers.
and no one will deny that at these
prices they are most remarkably
cheap.
Edison's 81. 50 GemTalking Machine
at the lowest price ever quoted any
where by anybody; Challenge Price,
S. IS
Talking Machine Records, the genu-
inc Norcross make, all originals, the
largest collection ever offered, will At
any Columbia Graphophone or Edison
Phonograph; Challenge Price. 25c
Blank Records, Challenge Price. lee