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Concert Tonight by Seeley's Orchestra.
Last Day of the Great
Till End Sale.

An object lesson in modern merchandising what it
that's what the people The thousands Of eager buyers who
have tonged during this SALE agree that nothing like
before this Such rapid selling
of tina moth
Now close these goods rid Of the short
to
throughout tile special
ha first
Don't Miss this Last Day.
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TO CUnE THE q Up TWO DAYS
Laxative Bromo- Quinine removes the cause.
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Don't Miss this Last Day.

Mems goods for the last day Of the Mill End
Sale. final clearing up of Mill End goods and
cost was not taken into account when we marked
these goods. We want to clean the shelves
that's ALL
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Candy


of a Florida orange from which
they are favored. They are made
especially for Saturday, and will be
on sale only on that day. Zoe lb
Do You enjoy creamy peppermint Or
wintergreen? If so, we have them that will
please you, in fact, they melt in your mouth.
None better, no matter VIII at you pay.
SPECIAL for Saturday at zoe lb
We have prepared an especially fine lot of
candies 10 sell at l0c Id.
A complete line of chocolates, including
our famous nougatines at IOc lib
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Wrappers. OF aannelette in
f1o,,red str;nas Trim.

- CUR % StIPISj UI1l-
med with 3 rows Of braid to form
yoke effect, ruffle over shoulders.
collar and sleeves trimmed with
braid. Worth SIPS.
Sale price 75c
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Manufacturers Stock of ITEMS
Numbered Shirts 29C
Value soc and Use.

Bought all the manufacturer had Of these
pretty coored Numbered shirts Our cash offer
got them at our own price. 100 dozen in the lot.
Made of good percale, well made and fitting. All
Sizes Sale price 2oc
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Final Clearance Sale in
T11

Still goes on and the public are getting the best
bargains they'll be offered in many day. To-
day will be the biggest day Of ALL We say
this with all certainty, for never have we given
you such bargains as we offer you to-day.
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Hosiery.

% sell for Csc. nc, = for QUO
Grey and black y wool hose.>> Worth loc.
To close aye
Natural and blue grey part wool hose.
Worth l5c. To close oc
Black and tan cotton hose. Worth Ike
and l5c. &c
Black cotton hose. Worth l2zc-all sizes
7c
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Jackets. All our better Jackets
- -kerseys and cheviots
in REFER and half. fitted box back,
also the full hip jacket, that have
sold from $l2. so to $18 90.
Will be closed out at 81. 81
Brown Marten scarfs with cluster
Of six tails, former price 5000
Sale price So SO
Others worth 49,. 90
Sale price SIS. 90
A few Of those stylish capes left,
in double texture plaid back ma
terial, They are manufacturers
samples bought at our own price.
They are worth up to SIS. 90
Will be closed out at 50. 90
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A Dainty
Lunch.

our ice cream parlor, light lunch
served in dainty manner, at very
moderate cost. We shall serve the
products of the
Twentieth Century Food Co.,
which III Itself is sufficient guarantee
of its goodness. Soups, salads,
cold meats. beans, etc., sandwiches,
buildings and pastry, in addition to
coffee. tea and cocoa, will be served.
We suggest trial when on your
next shopping tour.
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Waists.

Waists. Our buyer picked up
a small lot Of French
flannel waists, in solid colors. cluster
tucked front and back, bishop
sleeves. stock collar; colors, royal.
rose, red, black and cadet. Worth
So. 90. Will be sold Saturday $l.48
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Gloves A lot CT tan glace
kid and grey suede
gloves, worth Sl.00 a Fair Most
everybcdy's size in one of these
at 69c
Closing out our remaining fur gloves at
half price and less. Only few par-brok
en- sizes.
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Children's
Dresses.

Children's Wool dresses in
Dresses. solid colors, made
with round yoke fin
ished with bertha, full front to form
blouse effect. Collar, bertha, belt
and sleeves trimmed with 4 rows Of
soutache braid. lined throughout, il
desirable colors. Worth So. 90.
Sale price 81. 90
$500 values $2,90
SIS. 90 values S. 0
$500 values $4.99
Others as high as $500 reduced
accordingly.
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ftDOeQ winter unQer-
-------- wear in lavender,
cream and blue. horizontal striped,
also natural and cancels hair effects,
all sizes worth SOC per garment.
To close at 25c
All $l.00 underwear made by the best
manufacturers, co prising natural grey
camel hah pure white, heavy ribbed, all con,
tanning rs per cent WOO and more.
To close at soc
Fleece lined underwear in camel hair eff
fects, both double and single breasted worth
SOC and 75c. Now 30c
Norfolk and New Brunswick
Underwear
Was 81. so, IT'S, Now $l6o
Was 81 50, LIS, ZOO, Now SLID
Was $l.0o, LIS, Now 7oc
Sweaters.
An odd lot Of all wool win3 weight
sweater, heavy ribbed collar, in mix>1 brown
color, worth $l.50 and 90, all sizes. Csc
Mems and boys maroon colored cotton
sweater, worth 75c and $1.00.
To close at soc
Blue flannel shirts, heavy weight, wort b
$l.00. Sale price 6oc
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Suits. homespun and serge,
made in double and
single breasted REFER, aud double
breasted. tight fitting, jackets with
Tapped seams, serge silk lining;
5-gored skirt lined with psrealine,
velveteen bound. Nearly all black.
Worth up to Sl4.
Sale price S.. 95
Others that have sold as high as
$500. Now So. IS
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TITO (LdSC ACT t HUSlJ - NIVtIII'7NI
Madame hatfield, Signor de Lara and
Signor Dado.
Tickets may be had at the box office
beginning this morning. and as the
prices are popular, ranging from fifty
cents to dollar and half, full house
should be assured
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FOR SALE-'-A decided bargain" Look 1t Nc.
IIOi Fla ave. ne Every convenience: ali modern
Improvements; nine rooms and bath; brick sta
bic attached. VIII sacrifice in order TO close an
estate at once. Call at 1909 st. NV. mIl-tf
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observation-disclosures.

WANTED-Tenant 70. fruit and truck farm; i
big chance given 70 man Of Industry. and who
mas team; best buildings IN county. Address
BOX csc this Office MIS-
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RAILROADS.
Washington, Alexandria
and
Mount Vernon Railway
a Station, PennEylvania Ave and

FROM station, PennsTfVanIa ave and Log -
in eject November I. 1891.
For Alexandria-Week DAYS $40, 9:of, T;s0,
500, $40, $50. 9=25, 1ese3 JOS, 400, Ii:$d
a. n; xIz:05 1870 I2:i5 xI-o5s rs. 2:o9 Z:9o.
x22o2. $3.50. 3.53. KILL. ~ 4-54, SOS, x5:22,
SO G:0s, go 7.06, 49, 500, s:45, 9-3o, I0-I5.
1I.20. 1853 p H.
sunday-7.45. SEQ. gas. 1870. 100, no a.
m; 100 noon; 1884, 100 t:33, 2-o9- 2.33. 3e,
3. 4.f1. $50, 500, $50, $50, $40. 700, 80,
SEQ. s:f5, 9.31. 1875 1870, 1i=59 p m
For 9cunt Feraon-Neek darS: $50, $50,
1o:o3, I1:J0 a. m, x12:c5. H: c5, 200, x5:02,
XIII x5:s2, 7.GS. $50 p n.
s1nlIsys-s:e0 a m, ECO noon, 900. 100,
SEQ 200. a.39 p. III.
For Arlington and 4quedrsf BTidge-Weal
days: $50. 1;3l 30, see. s:Z9. $50. 90.
1000, 100 4. IN. Sl2-05. Is-29. sI2=45, I-G3,
l:225, $50. $50 SCI 80 2-52 s4-3S, al,
5-Z2- 6:G9. GO 1:95 500 p. m
SUNDAYS-5:l5 9:e9, 9.45, $3.50. 100,
-lI:30 H. I2e9 noon. +I2.se, loo. *I.5e, 200.
go, $50, s3:$o. 4:90, $3.50, 500, s5.5).
500 $50. z.G0. aI:2e. eco p. N
Express %To Arlington only
Parcels carried. Baggage checked.
J. GOWN, Superintendent.
C. E ABBOT. President
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JOB BARNARD. Jrztiee-

Attest:
LOUIS A DENT. Register Of Wills
JOS \. BJRhART, Attorney for Applicant
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BALIImORE OHIO R.R,

Schedule n eject November L. 15jI-
Leave Washington New Jersey Ave Eae St
Chicago and Northwest sI3-z5 \ n go P n
4 Cincinnati ST Louis AID Louisville, 1866
4 n <5:45 P Il. ITO hight
Pitts5urg and Cleveland, .I0-s5 a n, $50 P
=. and $50 night
Columbus and Wheeling so p n
Winchester. SIS J. n, S-45. and SD P n
Aaaspolis. . < .'s.sa ISIS. HISS N.
Frederias, 1888, ..9-oo HOB 4 n .-I:15.
ii4;S9. and SD P Il
Hsgerstown. 1866 a H. and $3.50 p n
BOYD and zzay points, ISIS. +,1-03 = m, LIB
li4:s9, 1850. '-Io-I5. 90 P N
Gsi,heIsbaTg and way points So 800 100 a
ti7.c5, $50. s'iO-I5. l.I1-S9 p r.
I, zSdi1gJoa Js.EcIloa unc Way points. 1872
sss:e9 a. m. s'I-I5. $3.50. $50 p n.
BaItIno-e weak days. I3-eo, 500. $50. z1-oS,
x7:l5 rS-so s:s5, x9s5a. xf5-53. HIS a NJ,
x12.S3 noon. KISS 13-oG z470o, z4=So. 4=S5.
x5os. x5.s5 xs-30. 6:Sa zS=00. xI9-00. xI1-2o.
HIS p n Sundays, xS-c9. x7-55, x.:l5- $50.
x9-OO q n xf2-5G. Ills. xS-e3, $50. x5-l7s
x5-Ss $50, Ks % xT0.0o. xII-20. KISS p Il
ROYAL BLUE LINE,
All trains illuminated with PiErsch light
Baltimore Philadelphia NeEr YoTk- Boston and
the East. 900. F7-e5 tDineE}. s-So (Budet3,
$500 DINER, tiI3-00 (DiRs) a. r., sl2;S3
(su5et). -5765 (Diner)- $500 and TIl-S0 p T.
sleeping Car open at 1000 o'c,ock}-
Pullman Cars On al day trains
Atlantic CITY. 1850 neon.
%Daily Except Sunday Sunday 5HlT-
X Express trains
Baggage called for and checked from hotels and
residences b. Uaiol Transfer Co. On orders LETT
at ticket cfsces, SIC Pennsylvania avenue rSrtA-
west. New York avenue and Fifteenth Street and
80 Stafia1-
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TRUSTEES SALE.
RIOS. ]. OWEN son, Aucts.. als St. NV.

THUS J. OAEN & sun, AGCts-. 90 81 NV.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
LOTS IN ANACoSTIA, D. c.
BY virtue o. a certain deed OF trust duly
corded in iiber 1873. folio 236 ct seq, one Of
the land records fer TIE District OF Columbia,
and az the request OF the party secured there
by, we viii sell at public auction in front Of
the prenIfsrz on MONDAY. DECEMBER go 1901
At 1 O'CLOCK D. nj. lots u, IS, Il, Is, 1e, 81,
IS, and 80. in Sock or square s; also lots Is and
y, in block or square No 4, all OF Oregon L
Green's subdivision: OF Chichester, as recorded
in county Iftel- s. folio So one of the land rec
ords IN the survey OFFS Office OF the District Of
Columbia.
Terms OF Sale-0nezttird cash, balance IN one
and two years, with interest secured by deed Of
trust on property sod. or all cash, at option OF
purchaser. One hundred dollars deposit required
at time OF sale. CeIfreyancing. recording, AID
revenue stamps al Purchases cost
HENRY h SIMPSON,
GEO o. WATSON,
de17-dkds-I4 Trustees.
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SEABOARDAIR LINE RY.

isCapital City Route
Leave Washington. Penna- r P Station
lI.Of a. M. SEABoARD FAST MAII-Througl,
DAILY Pullman S:eepers &c Jackseav.iae
connecting al Hamlet with PGIi--
nan Sleeper 10 Atlanta
EGO p ri, FLA AND METROPOLITAN
DAILY. LIMITED Through .iliIlar. see =
Gs TO Tampa and Atlanta.
Cafe Dining Car service Pullman Sleeper Tues
days. Thursdays and Saturdays 10 southern PIaes
(PiHehUTstl,
these trains oTer excellent schedules aud service
TO Petersburg Raleigh, Southern Pines pine
hursi) Camden. Columbia Savannah, Jackson
VILE and all Florida points Charlotte. Atbeas
Atlanta New Orleans, CbattInoogs. Nashville
rCints West and Southwest
d.So a, ~ I0CAL-To Petersburg Raleigh
OAisY. Southern Pines (Pinehu-st1 Ham
let. and intermediate peises
Office 1881 Y. 7. ave and Peaus- T. R. Oifc1s.
r. E l. BUSCH. " Il DOLL
Genera! Pass Agent General srert
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEmALE.


WANTED-By 4 white widow. place As work
ing hoUsckcePer; wages SO month address Bon
ga. this Office el
WANTED-By co'ored girl, place to do geaeral
Homework. ISL 81 cl
WANTED-By colored girl. situation 10 do gem
eral housewoTk- Cali 1855 9th st. MI
wANTED-By a reliable colored woman. place to
do general houSewoTh; reference. 81 81. sw.
nj
WANTED Typewriting mot steuograpIy) iy lady
careful worker Adde'S BOX G54, this Office
e343
WANTED-By respectable, competent white girl
place a. nousclTsid IN private family Please
address 2I34 B-igItWood ave c26-2
wANTED-HoTSES
WANTED-House with i've or SIN rooms and
storeroonn, IT Southeast Northeast Address
BOX $50 this Office c26-S
WANTED-UNFTRNIs ROOMS.
WANTED-Jan1isry l. three second floor rooms
II northwest for housekeeping. Address BOX
So, this 0ficc MRS
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wANTED-AGENTS.

PROFITABLE WORK offered agents In ever town
to secure subscriptions to The Ladies Hcme
Journal and The Saturday Evening Post
We want agents who VIII work thoroughly and
with business system to cover each section With
our illustrated little booklets and other sjyer-
Using matter, and to look sharply after renew
and at the end Of the season $1,000 VIII be given
the best workers extra prizes for good work
How wei some Of our agents have succeeded Il
told IN little booklet would like 30 send
you-Portraits Of some Of cur best agents. with
the story Of how they made 1t pay THE CURTIS
PUBLISHING COMPANY Philadelphia Pa
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wAxTED-RooMs.
WANTED-TNo-roora fat. with bath suitable foy
light housekeeping: T.ear Patent and land ofizes.
Address BOX go. this Office e2s-3
WANTED-Two rooms in the Northwest; one fur
uIshed and one unfinished. for light hcvsekeeP-
ing Address Box 90. this Office. e21-3
WASTED-By gentleman snail heated room near
9th and D. in exchange for piano lessons Ad-
dress BON 56s, this Office. mi
WANTED-Tvo housekeeping rooms, reasonable
address BOX 65l this Office MI
WANTED-Fetr. unfinished rooms for light
housekeeping With batn. or privilege Of USE
second floor. Address BOX 656, this Office NESS
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WANTED-white cafe cashier and twenty wait
resses- $50 week, room and board. Apply
DICKS HOTEL. AGENCY, 18th and Pa. ave.
m25-S
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RAILROADS.
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.

STATION CORNER OF SIXTH AND SIS
ESQ A N DAILY, PTTTSBURG EXPgEsS-P2rios
and Dining Cars Harrisburg 70 Pitts5uTs.
10 80 A ~ DAILY PENNSYLVANIA LIAfFED-
Pullman Sleeping Dining, Smoking. and o.
seTTation Cars Harrisburg to Chicago, C7ncln-
Toledo. Buffet Parlor Car to EsFrisburg-
lO.5o 4 u. DAILY. FAST LISE-Pulln-a1 -B1hel
Psrior Car to Harrisburg Buffet PaTler Caf
Harrisburg to PittsbUrg
go =. ". DAILY. CHICAGO AND ST LUZ
EAPKESS-Sleeping Car Washington 20 -
Louis, and Sleeping and Dining Car Hairs
burg to Indianapolis. 81. Louis, Nashville va
Cincinnati and Lcuisyiiiel and Caicago.
f:I5 p. n. DAILY. 81. LOUIS EKPEESS-FGlI-
man Sleeping Car HssTisbJrg to st. L9Bls
3-45 ? NJ DAILY WESTERN EXPRESS-Puii-
man Sleeping Car TO Pitts5Urg and Cele2so-
Dining Car to Chicago
I:s5 = ~ DAILY CLEVELAND AND Cie-ti-S-
NATI EXFRES@Prlirnsn Sleeping Eass v a7ia-
iagtc1 70 PittsbJ-Tg, and Harrisburg 70 G-ess-
land and Cincinnati. Dining Car
1910 P 81 DAILY PACIFIC E3PRESS-Pgti-
man Sleeping Car to Pittsburg- -,
$50 r u. DAILY. BUFFALO DAY FGP-tt,>9;
With through Parlor Car. Dining Car, anu
Coaches to RuEaio. via Emporium Junction
80 A n fer kama CaHandaiGGa Rochester, anu
Niagara Falls daily. except Sunday
1850 4 H. Ter EipIra and RenoEo daily. except
Sunday. For WilliamspoTt Oily. $50 r y
us P n DAILY. BUFFALO NIGHT EXPiirSS
With through Buffet Sleeping Car AID Co2che5
% Buffalo. va Emporium Junction
1:45 P. N. DAILY fer Eric; for Rochester. Buliai,
and Niagara Falls daily. except saturday, Win
Sleeping Car Washington to Rochester
1910 P " for Eric. Canandaigua. tsoefesrer'
Buffalo and Niagara Falls daily Pullman
Sleeping Car Washington 70 Rochester S2tlI-
days only.
AGO P u. "CoNGREssIoSAb LIMITED daily
fer New York. all Parior Czrs. wlth Dining
Car iron EzifInore-
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE
SMALL SkLkRIED HOME SEEKERS!

apply for Cur list OF dwellings for SALE OF
terms WPTHIN the MEANS OF RESF PAYERS
Il IS surprising &c small! salary can SUT'P0E
FAMILY and also Buy q HOME One Of Iuznl
I249 . St Sc eight Tooms bath, STONE front,
in excellent order
THE W3SEISGTt.z ZEAL ESTATE COMPANY
32Sl : e. Gy. de5-ImC
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ron sALE-Honsl2s AND VEHICLES.

FOR SALE-Lot Of sleS and secondhand harness,
buggy aud wagon wheels, lot shafts. CoGSWEII.
500 Eth St NV En-
ron SALE-s25 10 so; have no further use: Is
horses and mares suitable for farm, family or
general business purposes; one fast driving mare;
also wagon, harness. utensils. Apply 70 40 ST
nv. c21-7
TO REDUCE my stock, 1 ai.er this great induce
Tueat 10 my patrons end taa public in general
for thirty days only
in stock I have IS sets Of assorted harness,
landau, coupe, surrey hack, buggy, and wagon.
also great indueemeDt in secondhand harness OF
all descriptions.
Also fer the holidays have in stock an as
sortment OF goat harness which / oser at great
bargains; blankets. robes. and storm covers at a
sacrifice Al sol 10Th st nv.
des-ln s. D. HeUCK
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Transatlantic Mails.

FRIDAY-te) At 9:T5 p. m Ter ITALY direct
per $ 8 HoheHzollern. from New YORK Mail
must be directed per : : HohenzcIie-n.'
tCl At II-25 . III FOR NETHERLANDS direct
per Stsat eDdaz1, from New }oyk- Nal must
be directed Per :. 5. StsatcujaTn.''
SATU RDLI-{d) At g-I5 a. M for Europe,
ps- 5 s CamP2nia, from New York, "a Queens
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Malls for south and Central America,
Net Indies ETC

<FRIDAY-(c) At II:25 p m for ARGENTINE
EtRUGUAY. and PARAGUAY, per = = stra6o,
from New FoTS-
Gao and %ESEZU Ella, Per = = PhJIadelFshis
iron, New York Mall for SATANILLA and CAR
TACENA must be directed Per 5 $ Philadel-
fc1 Al HIS p. IT, for PORTO RICO. per $ =
Pathfinder from New York, VIA Ponce Nail
must be directed Per $ 5 PathfndeE''
{c} At lbs p M fer FORTUNE ISLAND IA
MAICA. SAVANILLA, Snd CARTAGENA per :. :
AItai, from New YORK. Nail Tor COSTA RIGA
mast be directed Per 5. 5. Altai-'
(c} At II .25 p m for HAITI and SANTA MAR
IA per :. :. Aldes from NeW York
Mails for NEW F0UNDLAND. By rail 10 North
sydney and thence VIA steamer close here daily
except SUNDAYS at i2:ea u, and on SUNDAYS at
Mans for NlQUELoN. by rail to Boston and
thence via steamer, close here daily at 9:I5 p
cUB4 NAILS close hc-e via Port Tam7s Fla
Mondays, Wednestays, ard Saturdays at 500 ,.
Mails for MEXICO overland. unless snaciaIIv
addressed for despatch by steamers sailing from
New York, close here daily at 1880 a. N. and
Ma Na5ls = for 81. BELIZE. PUERTO CoRTEz and
GUATEMALA. by rail 10 New Orleans and thence
via steamer. close here daily at 1880 D. m the
connecting closes for which baing MONDAYS,
Mails for COSTA RIGA, by rail 70 Ney Orleans
D. H.. the connecting closes for which being
| TUESDAYS.
TT1uS-IncIhc Nails.
Mails fo- CHINA and JAPAN, via Tacoma. close
here daily at $50 p 70 December IS inclusive
| irr DESPATCH per s. : Braemar. (ol
| Mails for CEIINA~JAPAN. HAWAII. and PHIL
FPPfNE ISLANDS, via Ssn Francisco Close herr
dsiIv 81 $50 D.. m up to December 80 inclusive
Tor despatch per e. $ America Maru- (o)
NAH. fer TAHITI and MARQUIS ISLANDS
via SaE, Francisco. close here daily at $50 D N
no to December 80. inclusive, for despatch per s.
/ s Australia tol
| Mails for HAWAII, via SIN Francisco close here
/ daily at eco D. NJ up 60 December So. incIu-
| sire for despatch per 5. s Alameda fo)
| Mails for AUSTRALIA lexccpt those for West
Australia which go via Europe. and New Zealand
| which 20 via san Francisco. and FIJI LANDS
| December q and Up to January !, inclusive 70,
| despatch per g. $. Aorsngi. (o)
| Mails for AUSTRALIA except West Australia
\ which Is Forwarded via EuTePe1, NEW ZEALAND
| FIJI SAMOA and HAWAII via San Francisco
close here daily ct ESQ 2. N, after January ,
and M to January H. Inclusive for despatch pel
| 5 g Ventura. (oJ
/ sNsiIs for COCHIN CHINA are forwarded Il
New York fer connection with European steam
s+PHuIPP4xE ISLANDS Military Maid. DIES,
| patched 10 San Francisco at all closes for that
/ ofice 10 connect with Government transports
/ the sailings of which are irregular
| REGISTERED MAILS close at the MAIN OF.
| FICE as follows: Oh 1t 100 p. nj. same day
/ (cl At 500 d. m same day. Id At 500 a. m
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| At 1900 D. m. previous Saturday; (k) At so
| D. NJ previous day: (o) At 600 .. m. previous
day JOHN a MERRITT Postmaster.
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sTEAMnoATs.
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Every day in tie year FOR Norfolk, New
- porI News ard an points South, by the
- superb. powerful steel palace steamers
Newport News '.NsrioIk,D and Wash
ingtoa. the following schedue=
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LT. Alexandra. al 90 pm ~. Norfolk .6.G0 pEl
Ar Fl Monroe.7-0o ana Ly. 1T. Monrce.7.09 pm
Ar So-folk.....s.0o am AT. Alexandra. $50 AN
Ar Portsnou-h-s Is am Ar Washington--7-09 am
Tickets On sale and stateroous reserved
- at general ticket Office, Bond Building, 18th
st and y Y. ave; at downtown Office,
- 9th St aad Pa ave; at Office on wharf
- and on board steamers.
ESFcT further Information apply ~ gen
- e-al Offices, foot Ith-st-, 'pisoRe 10 OF
- Bond Building 18th 81 and x 1 ave,
- Washington, d. c. Phone 200
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