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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-10-20
ANNOUNCEMENT
EXTRAORDINARY
CHEVBRLY GARDENS

Ten city lots in a block at only
$4,000. Terms, $500 monthly.
This is country with city accomno-
datiOns, with railroad station right at
your finger tips. Eighteen trains
daily. Six cents fare. Fifteen min
uteS from city With six months
entirely free transportation to every
purchaser. Property can be seen
any week day or Sunday.
We study to assist those who are
DESTROYS of making a home for
themselves.
Office open till 5 80 p. m.
Information at office,
$40 COLORADO BUILDING.
c. Monsou. Mgr.
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RY.

Trains leave Pennsylvania Station Daily.
$3.50 p. M-CHiCAGO and ST. LOUIS SPE-
ClAL. solid Vestlbule, electric lighted,
dining CaT train 10 ST. Louis, with Illmau
sieepers 10 Louisville, Cincinnati, Ind ilgi-
apuiis and St. Louis ParlOT Car through 70
Virginia Hot Springs week days. PsrIQr Cars
Cincinnati to Chicago; Dining Car nom
Washington.
u.I0 p Me-. +. v LIMITED solid vesti-
bIe, electric lighted, dining ear train TO
Cincinnati. with Pullman SleepeTs 20 Gin
cinnau, indianapolis. ST. Louis, Lexlnzt5a,
and Louisville. Compartment Sleeper %
Virginia Hot Springs daily except sunday.
seepers Cincinnati TO Chicago and 81
Louis. Dining Car
Reservation and tickets at 5I3 Pslnsy,gs uia
#AFeuuei 609 fourteenth Street. near +, and AZ
the station. Telephone 1910 for FsdusF wanna
Cab Service H. ". FULLER,
Telephone Main 1905. General Passenger Agt.
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FOR SALB--FARMs

FOR SALE--FARMs.
A CHICKEN FARM.
Fifty acres and eiEht-F0Um dwell
ing. Large barn and stable, chicken
house. Nice orchard. Near Rock
VILE Nd, For only 5000.
255 ACRES. near Ere0ericEsburE
Va. Fine dwelling In perfect order
All necessary outbuildiugs. One mile
from station. This land and improve
ments are first class, and are worth
$500, bat we can sell this place for
S., 100. Terms TO suit.
ATKINSON g. BALLARD CO..
l4l1 O ST. u. w ocl5-tf
FOR SAILED acres good land and
buildings, three miles from the District
line; $500; hustle If you want liz. 80.
Monroe ST., Anac0stia, u. q. ocl9-8t
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SEABOARD AIR LINE RAIL Way

Scr Petersburg, Raleigh Wilmington. Columbia
Savannah, jacksonville Tampa, Atlantas Biz-
mingIau Mobile, Pensacola and New Orleans.
1876 a. 81. DAfLY-scaboard Aail-ThEough
Pullman Buffet siespeE % jacksonville, Fla
coanecting az Hamlet with Pullman Sleeper .
Atlanta.
700 P. 81. DAILT-sezb0zrd ExpFeas-soIid
train TO jacksonville and Tampa with Pullman
Hleepers through 90 Atlanta Jacksonville, md
Tampa. taxing on Cafe Dining Cer 81 Hamlet.
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FOR RENr-aOUsEs.

THOMAS J. FISHER q CO. INC.
REAL ESTATE. LOANS, AND IESUR
ANCE. l4l4 F ST. n. W.
TELEPHONES NJ. S8S and II. $685.
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FOR RENT-FLATS.
TIE DOPCHFSTFP.

HE GU1LhES E8.
NEW STEAaT-HEATED APARTMENTS
rooms and cabinet kitchen, $40, SO. SIS.
LARGE, LIGHT ROOMS. Elegant bath.
Public laundry. Hot water furnished
Janitor Service, Telephone, Etc
HIGHEST REFERENCES REQUIRED
2 BLOCKS FROM AGRICULTURAL
DEPT. and BUREAU OF ENGRAVING
18th and MARYLAND AVE. s. W.
KARRICK d METCALF. 1888 C y. W.
se25-tf
FOR RENTING nave several very de-
sirablc flats of four rooms and bath;
porcelain Dathtubi wash stand and mod
ern open plumbing nicely papereds To-
Gated near cars, Northeast. rents, 6l5
and $1,000 per month. EDWARDS g.
REEE rs. Inc Ola iSlh st. NV. au13-Jt
FOR BENT-FIats. 6th ana X SIS. ne.
near II ST. ears. Five rooms each. Heat
and hot water furnished. Two private
yards and TWO private pOrches 10 each
Sat. Front and rear entrance. School
on same block open for inspection.
See man 0u premises or ~. l.. COWEN
50 B ST. NV Bliss Building. ss27-Jf
FOR RENT-LovCly housekeeping hats
al The Gilmore, 500 nth ST. NV. $500
uc-J-5t
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MISCELLANEOUS.

CARPET LAYING. cutting. hitting re-
laying. Cali or address q. JACKSON.
SIS l1th ST. NV. 0c19-3t
LACE CURTAIN LAUNDRY. formerly
lime satisfaction guaranteed mail at
tended toi S9c pair ocl9-6t
JED rugs. woven from
your old carpets drop postal NON
FAREILl 30 sth ST. me- oc1S-3J
EDWIN +. MAY. House Painter. 5th
and SLeuben SITS NV ami 1l2l 9Th ST.
NV. Phone NOrLa -la5- ocI7-lfJ
We CLEAN YOUR HOUSE and YOU
gain money THE PHILADELPHIA
SCRAP IRON AND METAL. Co We
pay the highest prices for old iron. cop
per. brass lead. zinc. rags rubber bot
ties. and newspapers old furniture.
stoves. feather beds and clothing a sDe-
Cialty. Send postal 20 250S @ 81 uw.
OCl5-Ir
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FOR sALE-HousEs

a BARGAIN to quick purchaser-Teu-
room house. pressed brick front, COM
crete cellar steam heat large yard,
north Side OF street, convenient 10 three
ear lines. Address OWNER, Room 5Ss
atlantic Building oCZl-8t
FIRsT-CLAss INVESTMENT - 4-room
pllckr rents $50, S5Jg. 4-r00m brick
rents $40 $500. Groom frame, rents
Sl5, $500 THE SOULE CO. Uuc1, go
Louisiana ave oczJ-5L
FOR SALE-OuIy $3.50, rented at SIS
per month"; a nice siX-Toom brick south
front; on Capitol HuI5 new plumbing
ana whole house in nice condition.
tHAS- a. SHIELDS, 400 81. NV.
FOR sALE-Near Capitol.
$4,000. reduced from $1,000. three-story,
teu-room, bay-wiudow brick dwellings
lot lSNIuJ. alley one square tr0m Capt.
toI grounds STONE & FAIRFAX, sol
oe6-ooo + 81. NV oc-a-5t
FOR SALES. 900.
g ST. ne, near 9th, corner. two-story
brick
For saIe-2650 9Th ST. ne. two-story
brick six rooms, BATH lOJ alo0.
STONE q FAIRFAX o54-Sl0-10b u ST.
NV. ocl8-3t
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LOST-Smau gold band ring. on Indiana
ave. between "a and 9th SITS. Finder will
receive 81 reward at B. T. QUEEN s
News stand, 9th st. and Pennsylvania
ave 6c5i-5t
LOST-Ou Tuesday, October rs. between
l-Ih ana IL sts.s ana 5lZ 7Jh 81. NV. a
small black leather cardCase. contain
ing $50 IL currency and an unused rail-
ROAD pass. flIuer VIII be suitable re-
1s5l Le4 on return or same 10 j. s.
BlGEc, Bureau OF Corporations. OcZJ-8t
LOST-A gold watch charm. red. white.
and green stones "L. s. on back Re
wat3 E returned 20 5t5 9TH ST. NV. OCZu-3t
LO5--Chauge purse, containing bills
reward sla j. ST. Sc lt
LOsT-Brindle bun terrier pup ears
cut tau long, black collar. with brass
spikes LIBERAL reward II returned 10
ayl East Capitol 81. ocZ0-3t
LOST-An opportunity 20 be happy. by
a youn5 lady who did not chew ChicIets
LOST-Ou Baltimore and ohio train
from BallilnoTes lady 8 black hand bag,
containing about S4s5 LEFT in seat OF train
an S.3J pm ia h aS1iuEtOu. Liberal re-
ware ~ returned 20 owner. Miss VI
Wan EEI-NS. -l95 j. 50. nw. ocl9-2t
LOST-On Sunday. violet pin. with Ola
moud ueWdrgp, between Dupont Circle
and 18th and @ SITS NV. Reward. Arr
'MOJE a. CO., Center Market Oc1g-3t
LOST-Strsyed fr5m 2lZ6 18th st. NV, a
dog black and white white breast. with
DlacA spot between front legs white
tip, four white feet; tag 6s65 Liberal
reward lr returned TO the above numberi
answers to name OF Prince OCI9-3t
LIBERAL REWARD for Information or
return TO 1914 n ST. uW. OF stout, white,
heaFy-coaJed LoN terrier black head.
lost October l3, neighborhOod Carnegie
Library tag 6oJ5. ocl9-5t
LOST-About September p, near 9th and
- sts. NV, a bunch of keys Return
20 this Office and receive reward.
LOST-S25; i've s. bills, on D., G., 18th or
18th sts-i liberal reward. MRS. MITCH
ELL, $40 r NV. oclS-8t
LOST-Liver c0lorsd 6pitz bull puppy;
four white feet. white tip on tail; white
ward u returned 70 3l7 Y ST. ne.
OCl8-3t
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FOUND.

Ill RENOVATE your old hats, as good
as new. hANDELL, ll37 9Th ST. NV.
oc2J-4J
1000 FINE rouud-c0rner translucent
bristol business cards, nicely printed
$50. HAYS, sos l. NV 6ClS-6t
GET THE BEST FRIED OYSTERS in
the city at Nm HAUER'S. 1923 II ST.
ne. SOC a dozen, In box. 0C4-3Jt
FOUND-The way 20 get ud OF rats.
see BARCLAY. The Ferret Man go
Louisiana ave. mhZl-tf
FOR SALE-TYPEWRITERS.
FOR slALE-PoztaIs new. SIS. 2506 Penn
syIyaula ave. Nv, ocl9-3t
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wANTED-FARMs.

acres. readily accessible 10 city by troll
ley or steam road, near District line.
suitable for market gardening. with
house large enough to take b6arders
also barn and good water Address.
stating price. terms. etc, with fuu par-
ticuiars. BOX 6S this Office Owners
only need reply. 0clg-st
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FoR RENr-sURuRBAN.

FOR RENT-A desirable uine-room cot
tage al Laugd0u. one fare: convenient
10 electric and steam cars. furnace.
good water shade porchesi grapes
berries, etc , viii rent 10 careful tenant
for so. r.. J. TOTEM, 6Is j. 81. usg.
ocl5-3t
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-10-20

UNSURPASSED FACILITIES FOR
THE COLLECTION OF RENTS FROM
ALL CLASSES OF PROPERTY
As the above is only part Of the list
OF properties under our charge We VIII
gladly furnish complete DGlleJius on ap-
pllcau0u being made at this once or
by mail
THOs. J. FISHER & CO., Inc.
l4lH 81 NV. adjoining the New VIII
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WANTED-SUBURBAN.

WANTED-smau farm. with house and
barn. az moderate rent one fare. Ad-
dress BOX 49, this Office. OCl9-3t
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FOR EXCHANGE.
BIRDS, Dc 5, ETC.
PRINTING

Always Busy-There's a Reason"
II. i. DARLING, PRINTER, Sl3 T. ST
NV. Phone Main lZ78-M Best for Price
PTomptLess. and Satisfaction. seI4-tf
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WAETED-HOUSES.

WANIED-SiE-rOm house. or rooms
above store for three adults; Northwest
preferred modern Improvements. rent
from SIC 10 SIS. Address BOX S., this
Office. d.
WAETED-F0ur-ro house. from so
10 sl5. 81 Missouri ave. oca0-3t
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
FOR SALE or ENCHANGE-A large
equity iu fine old Virginia homestead.
on EluemOut Road. convenient 70 steam
ana trolley cars VIII exchange for Ia
koua BroCkiaud. Bay, or Colonial
Beach property Address BOX g. this
Office. OCZ1-8t
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-Good
farm of 81 acres, two dwellings; six
miles from Capitol building VIII eX-
change for property iu city or District
and give my equity for or as part pay
meut. j. ~. SCOLLICk, OXon HILL
Nd oClg-3J
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STORAGE

WHY PAY MORE2 We store for zoe a
load, UNITED STATES STORAGE
co, Is-4-J-4ZZ 10Th ST. NV. Phone Main
1923. SCISSOR
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RAILROADS
SnuTHERN RAILWAY.

SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE OCTOBER 10. 1904
1Tains leave trom Peunsgivaala station
1855 a. AZ. DAILI--Iocal for HzrrlsoH5urgs
Waueuton. DanFiUe. aud way stations
1851 A. A. DAILG--H azliE Et0n and ioFlcs
Limited. EIIst-clsss coaches ana sleeper 70
Columbia. savannah and Jacksonville. DIM
mas A. a. DAILY-United States Fast Nail.
Firs5-ciass coaches and drawing Eoom sleeper
70 New Orleans Dining ear service
f:GI l.. b. WEEK DAES-LocN f5r Harrison-
burg and way stations on Manassas Branch.
4;55 p 81 DAlLf-Loeal for BE- aETentpa and
9.50 p. ST. DAILY-Eew York and Atlanta TX
press FIrst-ciass coach 70 Atlanta sleeper 70
Columbus VIA Atlanta sunset tourist. sleeper
Washington 90 San Francisco Mondays we'd
nezdays, and Fridays. Dining car service e
carte.
Limlted (via Lyuch6urg). flrst-class coach
and sleeping ear % Roanoke KNOWS, Chat
tauoogas and Memphis sleeper 70 New De
leans Dining Car service,
IO:45 p b. DAILE-W esLington and South
western Limited All Pullman train. club and
observation cars 20 atlanta and Aaconi sleep
Ers e. Augusta, 2asaFiiler Atl2ntag Aacons
Memphis and Aew OFleana
TRAINS on BLUEMOST 3RANCH.
Leave Washington $40 A. NJ. 1ss. Z. H.. ass
p. 81 SEQ P. b., week days Tor Blueraonts
6.25 p H. week days for Leesburg only 5mdsf
trains leave Washington $40 a. H., 5:z5 p. NJ
Tor biuemoHt
Through trains from the south arrive Wash-
lnBpon y = De o591 a ns ssa4 a. Me- 10
P. NJ, $50 Z. d., and $50 P. 81. DAILY Lo-
cal trains rom Hauis0nburg, HISS n, week
DAYS and $50 p 81 DAILY. ETem Charlgstsap
yile 8.25 A. 81. and $50 4. IL DAILY.
Tickets, sleeping ear reservations. and detail.
ed information can be had as ticket oaices, Tos
18th ST. OH Pennsylvania ave. and Pennsyls
vania Station. Baggage checked through fFous
hotels and residences.
Phone 1910. 2. Il. r. Cab Service.
c. Il. AChEhIs General AEnagsr-
S. H. HARDHICK, Pass. Ira9- Mgr
W. III. TAILOE. Gen. Pass. Agent
i s EH-M-- .--.--- A---L
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EoR sALE-sUBuRBAN.
COME AND GET ONE

these very desirable lots.
la order 20 increase the value of our
adjoining property, / viii
GIVE ABSOLUTELY FREE
70 the FIRST 100 applicants. Thursday and
FRIDAY one beautiful lot situated at an
elevation OF $50 feet above Washington s
miles from WHITE HOUSE. ~ cents
fare.
OFFICE ROOM no. Q, 90 r ST. NV.
I'D a. H. TO J., n. ONLY. OC1S-3C
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Transatlantic Mails.

FRIDAY-(a) AT 7;l5 pm. for EUROPE, per
IS. New YORK, from New 40rks via Plymouth
and Cherbourg- Mail for LlF ERPOOL, SCOT
LAND, and IRELAND must be directed ..Psr
SIS New YORK.
(el At HAS pm. for EUROPE, per as Lu-
canias from Rev YORK via Queenstown and
Liverpool
(c) At 11:45 pm. for BELGIUM direct, per
IS Faderland, nom New YORK Hail must ba
directed ''Per So Naderland.'
(cl At II:45 pm for ITALY direct. PEI sa
KONG Albert nom New York. Nail must bs
directed ''Fer SIS kouig Albert"
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COME OUT SUNDAY
WASHINGTON HIGHLANDS.
8 Downs PER MONTH.
no IuteTest-NO Taxes
WASHIEGTOE CITY PROPERTY
Fire and Police Protection.
city Collection and Delivery OF Mail.
Lots l2AlgJ 20 200 feet in depth
5JFODI STREETS 15-FOOT ALLEYS
ONE CAR FARE
WaEOueLres VIII meet YOU Sunday
End OF Car Line at Congress HefgHtg
From ID A. III. until 6 r. M
-Four squares from end Of car line
WASHIEGTON HIGHLANDS co
Flone II. 400. SIS i ST. H. W
oC5-rf
FOR SALE-Farm or a. acres. fu 0n-
Of the best villages in Maryland con-
VeuieuL 10 steam and electric cars. two
splendid houses, beautifully situated: no
better land anywhere 81. 300. 81 600 cash.
balance TO suit at 4 per cent. TOWER
COMPANY Gil 7th ST. NV. 0Cls-3t
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FINE SEkEEPING APART
lfE[TS rs THE MARION, SIeD-
DERT. THE b. q O., THE MADR4l
and THE REGINA.
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED APART
MENTS IN TIE PORTLAND.
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FOR RENr-PIANOs.

FOR RENT-Knabe square piano; fun
size; in excellent condition. OF VIII sell
ar a sacrifice. Address BOX 81, this Of
nee. OcZ0-5t
FOR RENT-Kuabe and other good pl-
AMOS reasonable rates. rent applied on
purchase. KNABE & CO. 1Zls-l229 = ST.
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FOREIGN MAILS

WASHINGTON. D. C., PosTOFFICE NOTICE
Should be read daily as changes may occur at
EnF time.
FOREIGN NAILS are dispatched 10 tie ports
o. sailing daily. and the schedule q clcsinEs IL
arranged on the presumption Of their uuinteF-
EIptea overland transit For the week end
ing October -. 1894 the last connecting closes
VIII be made trcm the MAIN OFFICE As fol-
Iowa.
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FOR REET-APARTMENTs.

COELENIZ-FOur large front rooms
and barhi new. modern northern. east
erls southern exposure facing IruXtuu
Circle heat 5auit0r service; $50 per
month CDBLHNTZ. Florida ave, North
c. ulTUl and q sts 0cI6-Lf
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FOR sALE-AUToMoBmEs.
DANCING

ORDWAY DANCING SCHOOL, PROF.
WYNDHAI. @. v. Hall entrance, 48l
lth ST. uWJ. Every Tuesday and Fri
day evening Beginners class 1880;
advanced, $50 soc per lesson. or six
lessons. $3.50 with music. Class now
forming Also private lessons. Oc14-7t
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TRAINS on BLUEMONT 8RANCH.

Tickets, sleeping ear reservations. and detail
ed Information can be had as tickst oaices, Tes
18th ST., OH Pennsylvania ave. and Peunsyls
vania Station Baggage checked through frouz
hotels and residences
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-10-17
Imported Jewelry
just Arrived.

There is always something new in
the jewelry line. Every day brings
forth something odd and artistic, to
please the eye, with a useful side to
it also.
Our Jewelry Department contains
host of pretty and useful things, in
multitude of shapes and sorts
things that every girl and woman
wants for one service or another, yet
they are wonderfully inexpensive.
Among the latest novelties are the
Automobile Hat Pins, a new style
Hat Pin, made after the old-fashion-
ed safety pin, in French gilt, set with
jewels or inlaid enamel.
75c. to $500 each.
,o Also pea Pearl Necklaces single &c to SI,.oo
Draped Pear. Necklaces. ccoo to ~
Each. ........................ p w W P9.oO
w rsaT Wbt Dog Stones esfTs set $1,000
cs Pearl Fan Fan, or Lorsnette $I.5o to $500
Sterling Silver Deposit Cologne Bottles. ST 90
Each. .............,,....... -
Sterling Silver Belt Buckles, set with miniatures
and white stones, amethysts,
e en,e 9so, agates or gar 5000 to $1,000
nets. EACH .....''...
French Gilt Necklaces, set with pearls, white
stones and peacock's eye; also pendant OF So 90
same. Each. .................'.'''''
Sterling Silver Hat Pins, set with 81 90
Main floor, Eleventh st.
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New Fall Effects i'm
Art NeedleWOrk.

Attention is called to the follow
ing items in Pillow Covers; some to
be outlined or worked solid; others
ready for the pillow; also to new
effects in Laundry Bags, Irish Point
Pillow Shams and Bureau Scarfs
and Drawnwork Doylies:
Linen Pillow Covers, stamped in oriental effects.
to be outlined or worked solid; corners -
finished with tassel. Each. ........... SOC.
Embroidered Buriap Pillow Covers. in
navy blue, green and red, ready for the
pillow; excellent for general Each. Soc.
New Laundry Bags, of duck and sorrento cloth
I'm white and colors, with laundry en-
broidered across front; large size. Each, soc.
Irish Point Pillow shams. Par........ pIoo
Irish Point Bureau scarfs. Each....... SOC.
Special:
Drawnwork Doylies of pure linen
excellent quality and exceptional
values.
lOc., 15c. and Csc. Each.
Main floor. ct.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-10-17
"The Acme
Cushion Shoe
For Women.

We have just received our COM
plete line of the "Acme" Cushion
Shoe for women.
This shoe is, as its name implies,
the acme of solid comfort, and
was designed especially for women
with tender and sensitive feet, by a
manufacturer who has made this
branch of the shoe business special
study and devoted his entire time to
lessening the ills of mankind in this
direction, caused by improper shoe
ing when young.
It gives with every motion of the
foot, thereby acting as a cushion
and at the same time supplying a
certain amount of ease and rest,
thus enabling a person to walk or
stand comfortably much longer than
in an ordinary shoe.
1t comes in the best quality kid
skin and sole leather, with welt or
turn sole and is the "acme" of per-
feet comfort.
$1,000 a Pair.
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TheCNeW Millinery
(pa risiam and Americam0

AS presented Oak Salon. is rp with style and quiet
elegance distinctive and character
hats that lifts them above the commonplace and
appeals of refined taste.
Exhibiting style creations in Dress and Street Hats from
Partisan ners together with those from London and beau
tful models made in work
Carriage styles made Of rich lace with hand
pes of with rich flowers and ribbons
artisicaly employed
Evening Hats charming variety, with ostrich pn1es
handsome ornaments dainty lace and gilt tnnngs-nay
stylish n large and small shapes.
large of Walking Hats including smart and
novel effects ranging in price from $500 to $500
Mourning Millinery from Mngn Maurice the leading Paris de-
the large effects and the oques
Chldrens and Misses Millinery in delightful profusion
which iretsb
nd IrI
the
oil
hnineys Salon St
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GEN. KURoPATKIN's REPORT.
Announces Retirement After a Stub
born EiDhf


Under date of October 10. Gen. Kuronat-
kin sent the following telegram to the Rus
sian emperor:
ION the night of October IA. large forces
OF japanese attacked the corps drawn IN
In line at Shakhe, on the great Mandarin
road. Several attacks We're repulsed. but
the last succeeded and the corns wac
broken
AT that moment fighting began on the
rlsnt nank with neighboring section The
our center. our whole formation WouId he
threatened and that the neighboring troons
might force retreat
en- IN order to support the troops on the
were rapidly pushed forward The troons
were thus enabled to take the Offensive and
succeeded In retaking the village of Shak-
ne: reoccupying the first positions
REINFORCED by reserves the Japanese dis
LOGGED us again from the village of Shakhe
Then the advanced reserves and troops de-
tending the position resumed the Offensive.
ana, AFTER stubborn fight, we succeeded
In reoccupying Shakhe, repulsing the jap
anese and driving them back two kilometers
from that place. ,
ION our right wing the position was for
some time very alarming. The troops were
attacked from the front and by turning
movement on their right flank. The chief of
detachment advanced the troops set apart
for a last rally. they having attacked the
n,
eral villages were retaken by us. The right
wing maintained its positions on the line of
the Shakhe positions. The troops on our
center were noticeably advanced in compar-
ison with other troops in the general posi-
ton Of the line. One position on our right
flank had been chosen before hand and par
TALLY fortified. Our troops retired from
these positions after stubborn fight.
THE troops havesbee fighting for four
days, and many regiments have not slept
for three nights. Nevertheless / have full
hope in their capacity to continue the strug-
gle. The Japanese losses must be very con-
siderable.
1.-The night of October IA passed quietly.
Before O'Clock this morning a rather
marked movement of the enemy was no.
ticed in the direction of our positions on the
Great Mandarin road. Our batteries open
ed fire on them
II have received a report from the COM
mander of the left wing that the enemy
has been strongly reinforced there, as was
the case at Liaoyang; the quantity of heavy
firing caused storm to burst forth, follow
ed by torrential rain The roads are in
very bad condition, and the level of the
rivers has risen. The general order for all
troops remained the same as before, to Of
fer most resolute resistance
II have just received report that a con-
siderable Japanese force has crossed the
| railway line from west to east"
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