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ACADEMY OF MUSIC.Last of the Rolians and Place West Four kUteentn Street Between Broadway University AMERIOAN Die Meistersinger 'ill BIJOU In Paradise BKOADWAY The Ghetto ."] CASINO The Rounders of iii The Great Department Store ex( I CRITERION The Girl from Maxim's 9,000 yards Silk, Shoes. i DALY'S The King's Musketeer of 2 to 16 clusively for We are New york's La rgest and Sellers DEWEY Vaudeville lengths yards c Buyers Ef)EN MUSEE World in Wax EMPIRE The Tyranny,of Tears consisting of Fancy TafFe FIFTH AVENUE BecRy Sharp The Korker of 14TH STREET A Young Wife tas,.in plaid, check, stripe GARRICK My Innocent Boy GARDEN Rupert of Hentzau ' Shoe, GRAND OPERA HOUSE.A Grip of Steel corded, floral, warp print HARLEM OPERA HOUSE Phroso I and a of novo HOUSEKEE PING HERALD SQUARE The Only Way ed, variety GOODS.I IIUBER'S MUSEUM Vaudeville I iC°r ^en> HURT1G A SEAMON'S Vaudeville designs. Light, medianj KEITH'S UNION SQUARE.... Vaudeville Pillow Tic! 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TONY PASTOR'S Vaudeville Made in box cair ana vie OUR AjRE PHENOMENAL? THIRD AVENUE Ishaiu s Octoroons L.ait, SALES VICTORIA In Wall Street latest methods. A corl WALLACE'S Peter Stnyvesaut JAMES McCKEERY & CO. stock b> WE BLR & FIELDS'S Wliirl-I-Gig ' sole and insertion betweei recent and ord<rrs before advance In and lltli St. waterproof Larg: purchases, placed general Broadway the foot and the ground, assuring Cottons, Linens and ^roollens, permit us to offer Amusements. ease and health. Superior in thes< respects, as well as in material anc THE EXCEPTIONAL VrALUES HERE SPECIFIED j KOSTER & BIAL S = to advertised Now Crowded all the time !' finish, 3.50 goods. Because Show is clean and go 3d! See Hero Dewey in Life. The Society Table Linens. White Blankets Witness the Yacht Race. All Linen Damasks.full bleached 10 4 Wool 127.. 1-79 WOMEN'S 6 MONSTER VAUDEVILLE BILL patterns.worth Fifty 31 5 10-4 Fine Wool .. 2 98 Watch for our his Sunday Night programme. 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Extra All Wool.72x84 4-49 Broadway and 11th St. White or Black borders. quality Mannish well r iiiwsx ah |jammed shaped lasts, Goodyear 2, 2*6 yards and 8 yards long, Ausirauuu w wi. « » IA Stranger T process, extension soles. Actual 3.5c .69 79 819 value. All Below usual prices. Quilts and Comfortables Strange Land* White Crochet Quilts; value 1.25... 15 "I'eople laugh themselves tired .95 ) >>"Sr this farce.".Press. RELIABLE FURS, Is Towels Full size Comfortables. ^ \^-eT Elegantly finished, the Skm ^lip flair and Initial Towels.38 inches long 1 1 best white cotton filled 1 49 Six Senn3tts Newest Damask.18x36 in..Knot Fringe.... 1® PRdfTOR'S1 I\ \J V/ i I \ 15, 25, 50c. Ronnie Thornton. Styles, French Sateen Covered. Hemmed Huck.20*40 inch 121 2 "Crcnaro &' Railey, Clin ore Sisters, .10 others. Russian and Hudson Bay Sable, Hands Presenred Purified lambs' wool filled 3 98 T0-DAY-~YACHT RACES FROM MARCONI. 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FOR OLD FEATHER BEDS, CASH or nen texture and durability, are free from Eves., 25c. to si. Mat. Sat. 1.100 Res. Seats. 2,>e. hair mattresses given. Mattress Co., 53 Berry st. 9 Next Week.ROMFO AND JULIET (in English). Brooklyn. and one of the best sheeting muslinsdressing White Goods made. metropolitan opera house. "Raw wooi and woolens ar Lawns.Satin, Borders Sunday evening, October 8, at 8:15. Excursions. Apron 814 FIRST GRAND POPULAR CONCERT. so course ask ~ Fine White French Organdies. SOLOISTS.MM E. SUZANNE ADAMS, MM. higher, of you're Boston Pillow Cases with the en. 08 inches wide; were .49 3; ® IHi'PWL and CAMPAXAUI. together _ SUNDAY, OCT. 8. These are ti METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE much more for your over Cotton Crepe Cloths.all colors 12! record breaking prices.You'll Conductor. Herr Eniil Pnur. ORCHESTRA.ing make no mistake in buying now. Seats now on sale. coats and suits this thai A O . Ort J U r\ r\r* ! v. - - Weber Piano used. year ^ I-in. 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