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A Lock of LIncoIn,. Hair.

Mrs. c. d. Harmon, of Emporia, Kan,
is the possessor of a lock of Abraham
Lincoln's hair, which was cut from his
head just before his death. The Locket
was given by Mrs. Lincoln to her sister,
and in turn by the sister to Mrs Har-
mon whose husband was an asso-
ciate of the martyred president
when both were young lawyers in IIli-
nois. The lock is long and straight and
black, with gray hair here and there.
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Schedule in E6ect July 10 1900, From.
Richmond
LEAVE BROAD-STREET STATION
';'' N. m s SS s sunday oy i"cH for Newport
Q; n a m daily "vsst Traib" for Newport
nsws; ola POINT, Ncr,ols sad Por's
only at Williamsburg.
$40 y, IA daily locsl, for Sewpor. News
OF Point and Norfolk. ullmsn to
7;'o =. m; except SUNDAY, loca, train t. elf
1901 noep, ercept SUNDAY. "xouot.ip sne.
cial' wi'h tar,o- cara for va Hot sprSs
as White ,lphur. aTo Dining Car
carte. Co-Lects ter Orange. Calvsqten IA
Manassas and washington
2;t5 p M Daily limited. to Cireinuati,
Louisville. and st. Louis Pullman
sleeping cars. connects for virginia Hot
Springs
$50 p. "a Gordonsv,lle Accom- mediation, er-
tO:45 p. m. Datly, Nv, to Cius'n matt aud
Loutsvtlie. vullman sleepiuR car CON
meets FOR Virsiuia Hot Springs.
LEAVE EIGH III ST. STATION.
1890 =: m. nailv Tor Lypchb'E. Lexington, ard
sunday with Buckingham ana Aihe
rsne brauches And for New Castle daily
600 2 m. receipt Saturday and sunfas. 70
.rren. G 4ads'oue accom- violation
On saturday. wIl leave at Pr
TRAINS ARRIVE BROAD STREET
STATION.
$50 q. IA and $50 p. m daily, Cincion,ti
apo Louisville
6;1C p. ~, Except Sunday frsm Hintoa ara
m1untsiu reeoits.
ESQ q. ~, aud s:4N "a daily, from Ctncin-
matt aud Joui Vile,
IL IS m d,ily 6 so p. m except sunday and
Is;l6 p. m, oaily from Norfolk and Old
Psint.
ar. f., EIosp, sunday, from Clifton
Forge.
TRAINS ARRIVE EIGHTH STREET
STATION.
4oA H., Except SUNDAY from wsrreu
and klbcreue ano on Monday only from
Gladstone.
$40 a., Daily from Lynchburg, aud
Clifton Forge, aud except Sun
dsy from New Castle, aud Rosuey
For detailed In fern ,tian GO u q ect ious q O
apply at Richmond Transfer office, No 9O8
east Main street; Chesapeake ant Ohio Pas
ton Ticket Offices, er address
JOHN ID. POTTS,
ASS. General Passenger Agent.
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A Fatal Omission.

This" said the editor, describes
the invention in graphic style, but you
haven't made it complete"
MOP" said the reporter.
. NO. You haven't said that it Ia des-
Sined to revolutionize the industry
Puck.
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VIRGINIA NAVIGATION
CoMPANY's JAMEs-RIVKR LINE

To Norfolk, Portsmouth, Old Point, Newport
News, Claremount, and James River landlnRa
and connecting az Cid Point and Norfolk 70.
Washington, Baltimore and the North.
STnAMER PocAHoNrAs LRAvHs MONDAY, WEE
NEsDAY AND FRIDAY AT A. M.
Electrtc-oars direct to wharf. Fare only q. q.
and 11.oo 70 Norfolk, Portsmouth, Old Poini
and Newport News. Music By grand Orchss
trion.
Freighs received daily from above-nsmss
pinees And ali points in Gsstern Vtrginia ans
IRWIN wEIsIaHR
Supsrintendsa
EDWARD =. BARKkY
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Il I d I FaEPssiok.pure
q PoToMAo r. z.
Schedule in Eject July /. 1860.
LEAVE BYRD At. STATION
sSs A NJ. Daily, for Washington A..
points North. stops a. Milford
EeSericks burg and Quaatico
.ullm.n sleepers to " ASKING
and points North. ss oPi ,s e.
b., Glen Allen, Ashl.nd Tav.
lorsvtlle, Boswell, nuther Clan.
Peooia, Milford, Woodslsna.
burg, Brooke, Whitewater ana
POI A. M. 1siiy, erorpt Sunday, for
WsshinBtou ard oiuts North
stops at Elb., Glen Allen, Ash.
iAae, roswell, -ilford Freder.
,aoo A. iSfsourg and ouantico.
H"o Ne Daily, except sunday n,
stops at Elbs, Glen AIien, Ash
land, boswell, MILFORD, Fred
sricssburs sno ousntico Hut
let PArisr car. Connects WITH
NWSDgT,sss,onal Linited At
7'sS r. M, D.iiy for Washington .ne
points North Stops at Riba.
ashland, Dosseli, Stlford fred
ericAsb7rg. BROOKE, whitewater
and QuAntico Stops other sta.
lions sundays. sleeper Rich.
mond to New Yorx sleeper
ooNnbbou 70
ARRIVE ByRD-STREEr Station.
S"A. M Daily stops az wide.water.
Brooke, fredericksburg Mil,
ford. boswell, Ashland. ana
klba. stops at other stations
sundays. sleeper New York 90
soS Pm. Daily, except sunday. st-ps q,
fredericksburg, Milford, boa
vel, sshl nd, Glen Alien ana
hoa. Buffet Ps.4or car.
$50 NJ. Daily. 0tons onIv az gras,hsAu.-
Boswell, Ashland and Elba
Pullman oars from New York
o,o.n~ snd washington
o""F' N, Daily. stops It Whitewater,
Brooke, Fredericksburg, sum.
NIT, Guinea, Woods sne, Mil
.ord, Peno ., Ruther Glen Dos
well, T.ylorsvtlle, Ashland,
Glen Allen, and Elba.
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS.
daily except Sunday
sIsA. NJ. Leaves Elba for ou,ntico.
AO r M Leaves Byrd 81 for Frederick
6soP M Leaves EIba for Ashlsua.
$40 A. M, Arrives Elb2 from Ashland.
- N AT RrNISs r hyrd street Station from
S'OS Z. ID, Arrives Elba from Ashland
s. a. l. Through Trains,
Via 8. A. L. Junction aud R.F.6 p
Railroad.
LEAVE BROAD STREET STATION.
90. & o.
$40 AM, Daily, for Washington and
points north. Stops at Freder.
icksburg and Quantico Pull
man Shoppers to New Yors.
Dining car.
o;Se +. M, Daily, for Washington and
points Novth Stops At
Fredericksburg and Quanttoo
Pullman SIeepers to New York,
ARRIVE BROAD STREET STATION.
90. & o.
ESQ M. Daily. Stops only Fredertcks-
purg and boswell Sleeper
from New York
1850 z. Daily Stops only FrederfcksburR
seepers from New York, Nm.
Ing car
W:P. TAYLoR, Traffic Manager
EFT D Myers, President.
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The Optimistic View.

isn't 1t too badr' exclaimed the
bride, almost tearfuIly. 'Tts raining
and on our wedding dayi"
That's all right, dsar," whispered
the rapturous bridegroom 'srhs hsav-
ens are weapng for chicsgs
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For tickets, checking baggage sleeping. car
Line railway ofnce, sS8 Eass Main 81: Rioa
T 9n TrAns;er COMPANY. 600 Rsst Main 81,
II n. 8QYKiN, General Aes.
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Trains arrive from South at Chesan.aka ana
Ohio Broad So. station Sis A M an1
30 N, daily. also, . N daily except
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:. a 4.

SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY
The Favorits Route South.
Schedule in Effect June 3rd, 1900.
Leaves Chesapeake and Ohio Broad
Street Station.
$50 A. N. Daily, except Sunday. for Petars.
ourR, Henderson Durham RALEIGH A.
lAnts, aud all points South and Sonth.
S-SS M 'Florida Mail and Express" daily
TOT Petersburg, Henderson, RaleiEh. Che
raw, Camden, Columbia, Savannah
JSeksonvlleTampa Fern sndina, ana All
Florida points
1910 2. NJ. FLORIDA LIMITED" daily 20,
petersburg, Hen derson, Raleigh, VIII
mington, Chsrloue. Chesrer. Ash ems
Atlanta, Montgomery, Mobile New Or
leans, points South and Southvess
Cheraw, Camden, Column ia SaVaa nsh
Jacksonville Tampa Fernandina. an1
all Florida points,
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DObleys Go a Picnicking
A Telegram and Observation-Disclosures
Upset che Plans
GIT WILL be charminel" said Mrs.

u%H~p4p%u@n@uSu%u@u
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Put hand obwhite va nan. Jsspe,
tempted Assault, Pert chm.
Criminal Assault. Bell Buck
Attempted Assault
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- IN Cbes8 Deake and
3.WOs Ohio RaiJwsy

ROUTR.
Schedule in Eject July 10 1900, From.
Richmond
LEAVE BROAD-STREET STATION
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-10-14

Of Gen. George Washington. about half a
column in length. On the same page is
announced the death of John Mills, mer-
chant. at Shooters Hill.
Then come the advertisements, only
in length gives the stock Of William
goods In exchange for cash. or Virginia
or Maryland tobacco. wheat, corn. or
flour. Dennis Ramsay offers varied
stock for specie. hemp, or grain. Hunter.
Allison G. Co. announce the arrival Of their
ship Marlborough, Captain Dancers. from
London with an assortment of goods
suitable for the season.
Bernard O'Neill, OF Georgetown. Poto-
mack, offers Twenty Dollars Reward for a
negro man who has run away. He is, the
advertiser says, "a complete gentleman's
servant and a pretty good shoemaker"
One Guinea Reward is offered for the re-
turn of silver-mounted pistol stolen
from Patton C Butchens store. Hooe &
Harrison offer for ready money Broad
cloths, Writing papers. sewing silk, Mus
kets, Wines, delfware. cowknats. shirts.
hoes, and iron ware. James Adams sells
Twenty Dollars Reward for "a yellow
man named Tom-a likely fellow who
plays the fiddle" William Duyall wants
three good journeymen Taylors at gener-
Gus wages.
The publishers ask for advertisements
and do printing with care and expedi-
tion," and this concludes the sheet now
lie years old.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-10-14
~ the PLANTERS will be greatfully re-

ty, the PLANTERS, will be greatluiiy re-
ceiyed. and presented to the PUBLIC, IN
the best Manner in our Power.
"FAyOURS from Inhabitants OF the
whole NORTHERN NECK of the STATE,
and also the contiguous Parts of Mary
land. will likewise meet with our partlc-
ular Attention as we have great Reliance
on THEM for the Success of his Design.
GEORGE RICHARDS, and COMPANY.
SUBSCRIPTIONS will be taken in by
several Gentlemen, in this and the
neighboring Towns and Counties and at
the Printing Office, ON the corner of Fair
fax and Princess Streets. Alexandria
Also at Mr. GODDARD'S Printing Office.
Baltimore"
The news is placed under the head of
tie city from which it comes and there
are no headlines in the paper, except the
names of cities and the date of the in
telligence. In this number the first date
is:
Annapolis, Jan. 1G. and 1t gives the
PROCEEDINGS by the United States In
Congress Assembled" making four col
umns. Then comes:
London, Oct. IA, giving the news that
the Empress of Russia will not relinquish
the Crimea; and other foreign news to
the extent of half column. Then de-
spatch under date OF Salem. Dec 20.
gives news which had arrived at Nathan
iel Hawthornes old town, from the West
indies.
New York, Jan. I, has English dates,
which mention that the American Com
missioner John Adams, had made his ap-
pearance in the House of Lords. and been
treated with every mark of respect while
the famous Benedict Arnold experien si
different usage, and thought it prudent
to retire with preciptancy after just
peeping into the house.
A despatch per mail dated New Bruins
wick. Jan. 3. gives letter from New
York dated January 1, that tells that
New York patriots were about to drive
Rivington. a publisher suspected Of Tory
ism, out of the city.
Philadelphia. January IA, reports that
the Legislature of Connecticut claims tina,
under its charter it's west boundary Is the
Mississippi River.
Richmond, January II, gives news OF
shipwrecks near Charleston and neal
Norfolk.
In the local news of Alexandria. Febru-
airy 5. is an account of the reception by
the Mayor and Commonalty Of Alexandria
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-10-14

lam Morgan, Daniel Kurtz, ]. Myers, T.
Brown.
Board of Health-Dr. B. s. Bohrer,
president; n. W. Worthington, o. II. Lin
thicum, William Redin, Charles E. Eckel.
George Shoemaker, DIR. Joshua Riley, Ber-
nard Brien, DR.. Charles NJ. Laub, j.
Mitchell j. Orme, and T. Brown.
Trustees of the Poor-John Cox, May
or, president; William Jewell, Charles E.
Ezekiel Lewis Smith Robert White, John
Goszler, John Myers, Thomas Brown, and
George w. Halter.
Commissioners for Graduating Streets
John Lutz, Ohio NJ. Linthicum. John My
ers, together with the surveyor.
Visitors of the Lancastrian School
Samuel Mckinney, John Kurtz. Robert
Read, Robert p. Dunlop
Acknowledgement Hoal. Mayor;
John B. Hancock and Henry Tatspaugh,
police constables; William Veitch, Super
intended of Police; Theodore Meade, cap
tain of the watch.
Custom House-George Brent, collec-
tor; Charles T. Chapman. deputy collec-
tor; James Mcclure. surveyor; Alexander
Hunter, weighmaster; James Carson.
Thomas Swami, inspectors Of the reve-
nue.; John Mcknight, harbormaster.
Courts in the District-Circuit courts
for the District of Columbia. at Washing
III,
November: at Alexandria. on the first
Monday in November. and first Monday in
May, and first Monday in October. And
the dictrict court for the same District, on
the first Mondays in December and June.
District Court-William Cranch, Judge
Edmund l. Lee, clerk, Alexandria.
Circuit Court, William Cranch, chief
Judge, $1,000. B. Thruston, assistant
Judge ]. s. Morsell, assistant Judge So 500
each; F. S. Key, attorney. Washington;
Alexander w Hunter, marshal, Washing
ton; William Brent, clerk, Washington;
Edmund i. Lee, clerk. Alexandria.
Orphans Courts. Chase, judge Wash
ington, 81 1000; H. C. Neale. register.
Washington; c. Neale. judge. Alexandra.
$500; Alexander Moore, register, Alexan-
dria.
"Penitentiary OF the United States
James Dunlap, inspector Thomas Carbery.
in spector, William O'Ntale, inspector,
$3.50; Isaac Clarke, warden, $1,000; William
Wheatley, clerk, $1,000; physician, $500;
William Kisley, chaplain, 5000; Pierce
Spratt. assistant keeper, 500; John A.
Young. assistant keeper, Gabriel Bradley,
assistant keeper, $500 each; Lewis Rat
cliff, guard. Wilfred Van Reswick, guard,
G. d. Smith. guard. $500 each.
Washington City ostoffice-William
Jones. postmaster; Thomas Corcoran,
chief clerk.
"Georgetown-J. CorcoIan, postmaster.
"Alexandria-D. Bryan. postmaster"
II may be worth the while for the citi-
zens of Washington at the close of its sec
end fifty years to cast a glance upon its
people and their institutions as they ap-
peared near the close of its first half cen
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-10-14
AVENERABLE NEWSPAPER
Branched Forth Its Existence More
Than a Century Ago.

Prospectus of the Publishers Re-
ports From Annapolis. London,
Salem, New York. and other Ports
interesting Local News of the
Period - Reception of General
George Washington In AieNnn,irin.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-10-14
IMMIGRATION OF CHINESE.
Assistant Secretary Taylor Confer
with Canadian Officials.

Roger C. Clute. Chairman, and George
Simpson, Secretary. of the Canadian COM
mission appointed recently to investigate
Chinese immigration. held a conference
with Assistant Secretary Taylor, of the
Treasury. yesterday. The Canadian Gov
eminent passed laws similar to those of
the United States restricting the immi-
grafton of Cinnamon. and Mr.. Taylor was
consulted by the members of the COM
mission with view Of learning the ex-
pericnce of this Government with the
Chinese who have come here to remain.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-10-14

Never tell 4 newly married man secret Wait
a couple ot weeks until he gets over it, SO far
as we are concerned we'd just as soon tell him
on his wedding day that Heurich's beers the
best that can be brewed, and he should drink
nothing but the best. Phone 634, Arlington Bot
ting Co., for Of Heurich's prize beer.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-10-14
Sl.98 School Dresses.

Mothers will much admire these sensible and
yet attractive dresses Made of serviceable novelty
mixtures, yoke Of contrasting color, with four
OF silk braid trimming. Lined throughout
Extra full skirts and otherwise honestly made
Sizes to II years. Extra good value at Sf.Ss-a
worthy Special for our birthday.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-10-14
Soc Silk-Wool Hats. =.

Toque or Stocking ists Of all wool and silk
and wool, finished with silk tassel. In bright
color Roman stripes. fitting the head snugly.
They are ideal headwear for autumn winter days.
With these at 25c and 10 per cent discount on the
imported dress hats at So to $50, We ask least
prices with best variety.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-10-14
Footwear.

Women's Finest Grade Shoes, in
Imperial Kidskin, French Enamel.
Velour Calf, Best American Patent
Leather and White Brothers Box
Calf; lace and button styles; light,
medium, and heavy extension soles;
patent and kid tips; med um to broad
toes. No store could possibly offer
them for less than Sand only be-
cause we bought them under the
most advantageous terms Il 4 Re
can the price be mark M
ca at.... " wv
Misses and Children's Patent
Leather Dress Shoes, with black cloth
tops-lace and button styles; OO(
sizes to 2. Special value xx
for Monday for................ w
Women's Kid and Calfskin Shoes.
heavy and light soles-all new fall
shapes and weights - O. 40
comfortable and stylish. Tx
Regular So values, for. W TO>
Women'5 Ultra fashionable Shoes.
of finest Surpass Kid, Box Calf. Ideal
Kid Patent Leather and Cornelius
Heyfs Best French Patent Leather:
hand-turned, hand-sewed welts and
extension soles; military. q n no
French. and high or low ~
concave heels. Special at. V6sVO
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-10-14
Csc to Soc Hose for.

Ladies' Isle Thread and best Maco yarn
stockings in black and fancy. We are indebted to
our leading importer for this grand lot, who sent
them with his compliments and wishes for an
other twenty four years of equally successful bust
ness. We pass them to you at &c pair for
choice
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-10-14
Notions.

20c large Silk Frogs, lac.
&c Alex. Kings Spool Gotten. 3-4c.
12c new Spangled Jet Trimming, SC
yard.
New Steel Dress Slides, &c.
lie new Gilt and Steel Buttons, Sc
dozen.
39c Swansdown and Cooney Fur
Trimming. Csc yard.
12c Taffeta Silk Seam Binding, 3
Sac piece
Good quality 50-yard Spool Silk,
1-2c.
Clark's o. N. T. 2O0-yard Spool Cot
ton. soc dozen.
New Tinsel Mixed Braids. Sc yard.
Brainard. Armstrong & Co. 100-yard
Spool Silk, SOC dozen.
&c Columbia Hump Hooks and Eyes,
3 Lee card.
Silk Stitched Whalebone Casing, all
colors, 3 3-4c piece.
1oc Collar Stiffening, lengths. 3
1-2c.
Toe Silk Anchors. all colors, 7c.
2 dozen black Rubber Coat or Vest
Buttons for Sc.
Treasure Nickel-plated Safety Pins,
&c card
SC Smiths best Needles. all sizes,
2-4c paper.
SOC Mink. Beaver, or Ermine Fur
Trimming. 43c yard
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-10-14
1898 Walking Skirts. G

Oxford Grey Cloth Skirts, the new seven.gore
style, tailor finished, double stitched seams. ten
rows Of stitching on hem. Correct weight cloth.
correct cut, correct finish s3.9S is a low. very
low. price for superior a garment. sos Is
complimentary quotation for the Palais Royal
birthday that should and will be appre-
ciated.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-10-14
GOLDENBERG'S
~ e22-24-26-28 9TH St. @ Sasss -
We Have Assembled 1hese Biz
Values for Monday.
BedWear.

BedWear.
Curtains, Draperies, Upholste-
ries, and Other Home Needs.
"A pairs of 11-quarter Wool Blankets.
made of the finest selected California
Wool: white with colored
o1sS so aas grey r sood 'G3 G2
value for. .VOsoO
IS pairs of 11-quarter Double-bed
White Blankets. heavy fleece finished;
good weight and quality; d 4 IN
always sold at sl5o pair.
LOT. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ~
10 dozen Double-bed Comforts. COW
cred with best quality Silkoline and
filled with pure white lam c. NJ
mated cotton: fluffy and Nj -
fine. Well worth 81. for. " ~
A case of Double bed White Spreads.
intended to sell at $1.50-in newest and
showiest Marseiiles pat Ct m
terms. pearl-hemmed. ready
for use tomorrow at........V sVV
A case of yard-wide Slkolines. in the
newest fall designs-high lus a 2r
tire. Regular price is IL Lee xII
yard-but for tomorrow only. W.
80 pieces of Gobelin Cretonnes. full
yard wide. in good assort-
ment Of the leading fall pat ZC
terms. Regular price Ice yard. 4oL
Special.
$50 pairs Of Nottingham Lace Cur
tains. yards long and good Within
a large variety Of new pat enc
terns-go on sale as very NJ
special value. per pair, at......oV
800 pairs of Nottingham Lace Cur
tains. 31-2 yards long and 81 to 60
inches wide; heavily worked in pat
terms that are exact copies of real
Brussels net. Tambour. Irish Point.
cluny. and other costly CT IN
, lace o,; Special price. per S(.H
200 pairs OF Genuine Irish Point Cur
tsins. heavily worked on fine quality
mesh: - yards long and q n no
full width. Worth s. and TX
$3.50 pair. Monday only. VVsvO
IS pairs of fine quality Tapestry Por-
there's. in rich and beautiful weayes of
the seasons newest de- a. II
signs; heavily fringed. NJ ~
Worth IS a pair. for. .UvsS "
With each purchase of Curtains and
Portieres tomorrow We will include the
necessary Curtain Poles, regulation
It. long. with all brass 111c
trimmings complete, but for ~
tomorrow only. at............ s6<
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-10-14
SI2 Cloth Suits for ....

These s12 Suits our autumn-winter special
ty Of 1900-190l. Contracting for immense quanti-
ties. concession in price was granted US. In
tending to sell immense quantities. low price
sl2-is quoted. 1919 tomorrow. Choice Of latest
style fly front and blouse effects. in Venetian,
homespun, and cheviots. All sizes, in blacks
greys. castor, tans, and navy.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-10-14

25c Vests and Pants. ............
Ladies' cozily -fseced and glove-ftting ribbed
garments. The vests with high and low Eeck.
Some OF the pants lace trimmed. Best OF &c
Underwear-the "Merode." IA cents being less
than wholesale price. we have to protect ourselves
from those who would buy in wholesale quantity
therefore. two suits only to each purchaser.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-10-14
&c Dressing Sacques.

II We lowered quality in order to lower price
We could offer Cotton mixed Sacques at less than
69c. We don't. Ours warranted ALL WOOL
eiderdown. finished with union seams better than
felled Sizes 80 to a. in pinks. blues. reds, vio-
let's and greys. Note the all-silk ribbon tics and
superior finish and fit.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-10-14
1c Cloth Suitings for.

Choice Of the heavy Melton Cloths. in greys,
tans, and browns. and the 5O-inch Black French
Scrges. The rule must be made that not more
than one skirt dress pattern be allowed each
purchaser. We would disappoint none but those
who would buy in wholesale quantities. The price
is tempting.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-10-14
Sl.25 Black Wool Goods

Choice Of the new 5i-inch pebble cheviots, the
old reliable plain black chevos, and five styles OF
the new perolas. Extra good values at $l25 a
yard. They'll be in great demand tomorrow at
Csc. And note that 10 per cent discount is TO be
allowed on all other black wool dress goods. in
Guiding crepons.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-10-14
81 Cancels Hair Cloths

The most popular 81 fabric of this autumn
season. Attractive in style and full 81 inches
wide. They bargain at 81 yard. Scarce at
that price Ample supp;s here. II not more than
one dress pattern be allowed each purchaser Let
that be the rule for tomorrow. 7sc yard.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-10-14
75c Straight Corsets. (.

The new style Straight front Corsets at 75c are
remarkably good values. Note the correct low
bust gored hip, SC. Sizes IS to %
Note that SOC is only cents more than SOC.
The difference between ours and usual SOC Corseti
is simply laughable. Quality is lowered when =
corset is probably offered at Soc.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-10-14
75c Skirts and Gowns.

Choice Of All-wool Knit Skirts, with plain and
fancy borders. and the Flannelette Night Gowns,
in Mother Hubbard style. with double yoke back
and front, turnover collar, and cuffs. The tout
ensemble is very attractive-like French flannel
robes-in dainty colored stripes All sizes, in am
pie quantities for tonorrow's distribution.