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Beware!
IWinchcster Timps.

lWincbcoter Times.
The recent appointments Of county su.
perlntendents, as the people OF this county
well know, have been disgrace to the
state, hurtful to the schools, and with but
the one object Of bringing teachers and
pupils under the malign influence of cor
rupt political Partially. One OF the mea-
sures proposed in the last Assembly-the
most corrupt that ever disgraced the State
was the removal from Office OF every school
trustee IN the State and placing the an
pointment OF their successors in The hands
OF Mahone's plant tools, Cameron. RIoir
and Farr. That Randall Martin or some
other negro does not now occupy the nosi-
ZION OF school trustee in this county in tho
place OF one OF the gentlemen now eff.
Gently acting in that capacity is due to
Tue manly ana courageous course of the
Big -Four in aid OF the Democrats. NOTHING
Is more certainly written in the Book NJ
Fate than that he, or Others OF his Tx. will
NIL these places should Malone ago,n con-.
.rol pledge-Dound Legislature. What Is
sIue OF TINS county Is true OF every county
III Tue state In regard TO their respective
prominent negro politicians. In every
measure and in every appointment, as we
trace the advance OF politics into the
schools. we lind the sure evidence OF their
threatened ruin. The Democrats. how.
ever, thank God, are once more raj
iying TO thelr rescue. and, by the
grace OF Divine favor, will saye
ana advance them "unti every child
~ Tue commonwealth. OF whatever color
may receive the benefits OF free educa.
l!on." They viii prevent the mixing OF
tue white and colored races in the public
schools. which is but short step beyond
placing white schools under the control OF
roiored trustees. They will give to each
race lis own schools, its own trustees, and
T. own organizstion-the one thing vet
ieedful to perfect the system thew have
ounded and fostered. The Inspiration Of
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THE Tariff Question.

A, Hanover Courthouse last Monday
GEORGE WISE and RAN. TUCKER shook
hands on the tariff question. II was sort
O, dramatic performance perhaps, but it
was none the less indicative OF the har-
mony which reigns in the national Demo-
cratic party on the subject OF the tariff, or,
perhaps, we should say, OF the fixed pur-
pose OF the Democrats OF the entire Union
not to waste their strength in idle con-
tentions as TO making notifications In
tariff which the Republican Senate
and President OF Che United States
win not allow TO be seriously modified
during The next Congress. " What did
the defendant says" asked lawyer OF a
witness. Before the reply could escape
his iips. the witness was told not TO an
swcr: and long discussion followed rs
10 whether such hcarsay testimony was
admissible. The judge finally himself
asked what the defendant said. "Nolh-
ing" replied the witness. The whole dis
cussion had been worse than useless
waste OF time. But not less fruitless would
be Democratic discussions in the next
House Of Representatives on the tariff
question. The way to reform is block
AIDED by Republicans. And nothing but
real reform ought ever TO be at
tempted by the Democrats Of Congress.
All frce-trade doctrinaircs must be dis
counienanccd, and their pet theories
thrown TO the moles and the bats. There
are hundreds Of millions OF dollars to be
raised Ivy a tariff, and, us Mr.. PENDLETON
says. free trade will produce no revenue -
not dime, land there would be no other
resort than direct taxation.
The agreement to disagree OF our two
Virginia congressman is in strict accord
ace with utterances which have recently
besn made by three Democratic members
c intentions OF their Republican col
! agues, and ioreseeing the harm which
would result 10 The Democratic party from
a useless disturbance Of the business in
terssts that would be damaged by an ei-
fort 20 alter the present tariff have not
hesitated to express their opinion freely
q TO what the Democrats Of the next Con-
gress ought TO do.
Senator JONAS, OF Louisiana, said:
"The tariff must not he made the main
issue in the next campaign. Our enemies
are extremely anxious that it should be,
but the Democratic party will surely be
wise enough i'm its Convention to keep il
out. 1t will ruin us il it dominates the
struggle"
Senator PUGH. OF Alabama, said:
Alabama is solid against any further
discussion OF this tariff question until after
tie election Of 1884"
Senator GEORGE, OF Mississippi, said:
1.-THE tariff must be let severely alone
until after we have elected a President.
There is no need to be in hurry. The
people are discussing this tariff question
for themselves, anu @hen they have made
up tier minds they will act
And all mean that man must be elected
Speaker Of the next House OF Representa-
tiyes whose record will make the business
men OF the Union understand that the tariff
is not to be disturbed by the Democrats.
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VALLEY virginian.l
TUEsDAY.-Trout's administrator U.s.
Warrlck. Fully argued by George NJ.
Cochran, Esq, and submitted.
Gurnee u.s. Johnson's executor. Argued
by Judge Shelley and submitted.
Lowell Us. Jordan, &c. Argued IN part
by David May and s. ii. Letcher:.
WEONEsDAY.-James G.. Holiday ana
Others Us. The Governor Of Virginia. Pc
fition for rule to show cause why peremp,,
tory md,.damus should not issue to compel
the Governor to issue writ for the special
election OF n senator from the Thirty-thDrd
senatorial district OF Virginia. Rule re-
fused.
Lowell rs. Jordan. &c. Argued by Ed.
Pendlcton. Esq, and Judge j. N. Quarles
and submitted.
The case OF Frazier Us. Frazier, involving
a large sum, is set for hearing to-day. W.
w. Gordon. w. a. Anderson. and q. NJ.
Cochran, Jr., represent William Frazier,
and Judge Joseph Christian and Attorney
General Blair represent j. A. Frazier.
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The Committee Meeting.

The meeting Of the State Central Commit
fec Yesterday was the largest we have ever
attended. The number OF members pre-
sent. not less than their fine spirit, afforded
a prcsage OF success very gratifying to oil.
There were members from the Eastern
shore and others from the Tennessee line.
The committee met for business purposes,
transacted their business, and adjourned.
This Is all that we neej say.
Less than seven weeks remain between
now and the election. Let as all see to 1t
tina, the bright prospects OF to-day be not
b,ighted before the 9Th OF November.
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1t is great mistake to suppose that AT.
lanta, Ga, was swept out Of existence by
the burning OF the kimball House. Al.
ianta was composed Of the Kimbali House
and the Constitution. Two thirds OF 1t
are still left.
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u. BouLEs, distinguished French
chemist. has issued what Is termed a Sc
cond counterbisst against the use Of tobac-
co, but somehow the manufacture Of ci-
gars, cigarettes, aud chewing tobacco still
goes brayely on. We are very much afraid
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The Republicans Of Massachusetts are
thankful that they are not as other men.
and other men have reason to be more
thar thankful that they are not as the Re
publicans OF Massachusetts,.
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ne sum and substance OF the platform
oil The Massachusetts, Republicans is that
Massachusetts is little better than any
@her state, and that tie trainers of the
platform are great sight better than the
TEST OF the people OF Massachusetts
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We eafn 'fom western paper "that
mere is a camor in Massachusetts agains,
10 ane importation from Canada Of paupers. y
Inc inference Is that since BUTLER broke
up the Tewksbury tannery there is no wav
oil utilizing this class Of raw mater,,,
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In New England the females are largely
In excess OF the males, but il the murder
OF young women and the escape of the
murderers continue in Connecticut. the
next consus will tell diGuent story.
Great Is New England for equalizing
thisgs.
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II there Is really any virtue In the mad
stone it should be applied to the Philadel-
Jhia Radical papers. as 40 far everything
else has failed to take the venom out OF
fham
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there Is disposition IN the world to urea
NJ. BouLES's opinion With disrespcct.

An exchange says: "Thc Rio Gmnde
river Is described as eccentric. II seems
It will sometimes be perfectly dry, and With
in few hours be booming" The same
thing occasionally occurs with men.
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.yefferson, when hc breathed into the Demo.
critic party Its life, has not yet been iosI
to Il. For to 1t the .people must look TOT
the progress Of free education In the iu-
turc, while they render 10 II their gratitude
for It's success Ia the past.
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the reptile. Ills snakesbip, though seen
several times since, has rather int'inidalea
those to whom he has made MS appear
ance, and no attempts have been maze 10
car,ftIre him
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Ng- CARPETS, CARPETS, CARPETS.
III BLANKETS, BLANKETS.

M NOTION DEPARTMENT,
LEVY, DAVIS & CO..
9Ol MAIN STREET, CORNER or NINTH:
ZEPHYR WORSTFD,
WORSTED YARNS.
KNITTING COTTON.
COLORED CARPET WARP,
sHETLA MD FLOSS,
SHETLAND WOOL.
RMANTowN-BERLIN Wool,
RlCK-RACK BRAID,
FEATHER EDGE,
STAR BRAID.
LINEN FLOSS,
EMBROIDERY SILK:
in fact all kinds Of small wares in this department.
MACRAME CORD an Cream and Colors
LEVY, DAVIS & Co.
sell 90l Main street, corner Ninth.
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Two Bloomington Qll.l editors are out
cunning for one another. The Philadel-
phia Press will please take notice that Hill
nois Is not southern State.
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FANCY GOODS.


DECEIVED AT STEVENS:
500 LAMPS-thc handsomest assortment shown
in town; twenty different styles, trimmed COM
rlete, at 81; beautiful designs, $3.50 and
sI.75;
ELEGANT vASE-LAMPs, trimmed with Ma
herring burner and etched gloves. at s5-such
goods as were sold last yearatS7 to 80;
LIBRARY-LAMPs at very low prices;
PENDANT-LAMPS, trimmed complete, atsl;
sIDE-LANPS, trimmed with white shade or large
reflector, at 81;
SOLID GLASS HAND or STAND-LAMPS,
trimmed with burner and chimney, at zoe;
CLEVELAND sAFETY-LAMPs at one half the
former price, as wish to close them out.
For LAMPS Of any description go 10
STEVENS, sos Broad street.
We continue the DISCOUNT ON SILVER
PLATED WARE that has sold So much for Us the
past two weeks. au 30
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Senator LOGAN having declined the See
ond place on the Republican ticket, the
grammarians OF the country breathe freer.
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Mr.. c. Gilmore, foreman OF Hobbs. wall
e Co., San Francisco: st. Jacobs Oil Is the
best remedy in the world for rhematism.
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III CARPETS OF EVERY KIND,
MATS, RUGS, CURTAIN GOODS. PAPER
HANGINGS, OIL CLOTIlS, POLES, AND COR
NICES.
GEORGE W.ANDERSON A SONS.
SC Ism 1914 Main street.
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CARPETS. RIGS. CrETAINs, &c.

CARPETS, RIGS. CURTAINS, &c.
- p. RICHARDSON q co.
WILL orTER OK
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 17THl
VERY ATTRACTIVE PRICES,
LARGE LINES or
IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC
BODY BRUSSELS,
TAPESTRY BRUSSELS,
AID
INGRAM CARPETINGS.
ALSO.
FLOOR ou-CLOTHS. CORTICINE,
LINOLEUM, RUGS. MATS,
LACE CURTAINS. &c.
500
EAST MAIN STREET
PACE BLOCH.
zee l5-lml
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DEATHS.

Died. ut 4n5 Louisiana street, Richmond. Va,
septembcr 2Olh, at O'Clock \. VI. of whooping-
cough, FSTFK THERESA. infant daughter OF
Y. j, and Mary n. p. Parater: aged seven months
and four days. ,,.,,.,,
Funeral will take pl.ce THIS friday AFTER
NOON at 3 O'Clock from It. Pairick's church.
Friend, Of the family are respectfully Invited to
attend.
New York, Brooklyn, and Petersburg papers
please copy.
Died, in Richmond, NJ 400 east Franklin street,
AZ a few minutes Of ; O'Clock A. VI. September
90, 1888, WINNY POINDEXTER, In the ono
hundredth year of her age. -
Sizer and leaves four children to mourn their loss
She was a member of tn" First Baptist church,
ana will be buried from that church IliiS hf-
TFRNOON at 3 O'Clock. Friends and acquaint-
ances are respectfully invited TO attend.
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MILITARY NOTICES.

A TTENTION, Il. +. LEE CAMP, y
n No. ]. G. V.-You are hereby notified TO q
auead regular meeting of the Camp at the M
new hall. No. 609 east Broad street. THIS (Ffi II
All members having picnic tickets are requested
10 return them at once To the committee.
BY order of Commander G. L. WILLIAMS.
JOHN j. ii. BROWER,
Sc 21-lt Adiutant.
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AMUSEMENTN.

TOSEPH KRON1HAL Is NOW PRE-
~ PARED TO GIVE LADIES AND GENTLE
MEN LESSONS IN ELOCUTlON AND ESTllE-
TIC GYMNASTICS. Teaching by the great
French Deisarfe method. Highest Of endorse
mcnts. Terms reasonable. Can be engaged for
churches, societies. and entertainments. Address
care Of ~. James Hotel, city. se2l-ltf
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' a
TIC GYMNASTICS. Teaching by the great
French DeisGrte method. Highest Of endorse
mcnts. Terms reasonable. Can be engaged for
churches, societies. and entertainments. Address
care Of 81. James Hotel, city. e2l-lt'
MOZART HALL.
SEPT. 251m. TUESDAY. SEPT. 25TH.
GRAND VOCAL AND DRAMATIC ENTER
TAINMENT For THE BENEFIT OF
THE WALKER LIGHT GUARD COMPANY ~.
FIRST REGIMENT VIRGINIA VOLS.
PROGRAMMES
'Vrcnestrn'
l. ~, 80 offence
.. Soio-ColoDel's song ........M r. Monte Walker.
3. solo-When First Put This Uniform On,
Captain Z. w. Cunningham.
(. Solo Carrie Siaade.
Messrs. English, Ramos, Starke. and Watkins.
8. DuO-AltO and Tenor.
Miss Belle Pelouze, Capt +. W. Cunningham.
Z. Character songs..... ....Nlr. j. II; Marshall.
Ar II MS r Levy
MUSICAL COMEDY.
The Aria .ilallidy
CASTE:
Pitcher Zone of the dncstl .....Mr.J }. H.. Marshall
Water 4t Cha is u"'. Thomas siarSe
Mrs Croaker mot from Old Point. Miss Kelly.
PenelOpe-The Aria Belle....Miss Annie Graham.
Admission soc. Sale of reserved seats will COM
mcnce at Ramos & Moses Friday, the 2lst. ut
A. VI. &C. l6-tSe25
DICHMOND THEATRE.
TWO NIGHTS AND SATURDAY MATINEE,
COMMENCING
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER II, 1883,
THATCHER, PRIMROSE & VESTS
MINSTRELS.
EVERYTHING BRIGHT,
NEW, AND SPARKLING.
All the old fayorites retained and many new ones
added
NEW SONGS, NEW JOKES!
NEW AFTERPIECE!
Making Ii without exception the greatest minstrel
organization In the world.
GEORGE T. CLAPHAN.................M MANAGER.
There will be no increase In the prices. Box
sheet opens THURSDAY at % VI.
Sc 16-Su,Th&F3tE
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- GKAND ALL CIENlNb
AT
sYCLE BROTHERS,
3I1 BROAD STREET..
200 JERSEY JACKETS in all the leading shades.
such ~ Navy Blue, Black, Garnet. and Brown;
| case DRESS GOODS at l2l.c. well worth zoe. !;
case DEBEGE at 12Lc., would be cheap at
16c.;
All the new shades of CASIlMERES;
Several hundred pieces of NEW DRESS GOODS
from zoe. to 81 per yard.
In our immense stock Of
BLACK CASHNERES
we are ofTcriLs some special bargains this weeS.
ALL WOOL at 37s, so, CO. 621i Co. TO- 75c., and
81.
IN BLACK AND COLORED SILKS
we are Offering al immense assortment in all the
stest shades.
We have lust opened cases Of BLANKETS
which were bought at the Late New York sale;
BLANKETS at -. So. $3.50, -, $3.50, 80, SO,
81, IS, -, and slO-much below their regular
value.
IN OUR FLANNEL DEPARTMENT
we exhibit one of the largest stocks ever shown In
Richmond.
PLAIN WHITE from zoe. 10 81;
TWILLED WHITE from 7sc. TO SOC;
PLAIN RED from zoe. to soc.
TWILLED RED and INDICATED from 25c. Ia
Soc.
SHAKER from 25c. to 62c., full yard wide.
Our CASSlMERES for mems and boys wear is
completed at bottom prices;
L case YARD-WIDE FOULARD's at Sc, been
selling at l2Ec.;
500 UNLAUNDRiED SHIRTS at 80, 90, and
75c.;
l more case Of those cheap WHITE QUILTS,
two FOR 1925:
Another case Of those TOWELS, full yard long,
only 1Oc.
MATTINGS, OIL-CLOTIIS, CARPETS, WIN
DOW-SllADES;
LACE CURTAINS, . fun assortment.
NEW GOODS OPENED DAILY.
SYCLE BROTHERS,
81 Broad street.
Branch House: 1929 Main street. Sc l6-cod
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MEETINGS..
RICHMOND CoNsIsTORY, No. o, 800, /
y. Il. II. :. or THE a. \. :. w.,
VALLEY OF RiC1IMOND.

A STATED RENDEZVOUS OF THIS
n CONSISTORY Is called at the Chambers In
-. Adams Hal on FRIDAY. Sepiembcr 2lst. nj
~ O'Clock 4. VI. Members and candidates for or
dcr- will be prompt IN attendance. -
Ivy order OF WILLIAM 7. ALLEN,3 81.
COmmandcr-ln-Chef.
JSo. +. LAUGHToS, JR., $50. Grand Secretary.
0I-lt
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EAST MAIN STREET
(PACE BLOCH.
lse lJ-lml

Consumers can be- supplied upon thc most r'n-
sonabe terms by asking their family grocer f'r
these brands. Those who have not tried ucm
should DO 80 now. So lin
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
CARPETS.

And we want you to know that carry the largest and By
the most desirable stock of Carpets in Washington TERRITORY
We sell Ingram for 81 lie; for 5Oc super
DO do Soc; 2py all wool for 85c; apy all wool for s Taps
Brussels at 9Oc., and We want you to know it,
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BUTTONS.
And we want you have received $50 gross of
Vegetable Ivory Buttons all sizes and color which will give
you any quantity Of at sc. per dozen.
Special Bargains in Neckwear.
We want you know that we have purchased job lot
Bargains ia Laces,-Braided Pillow shams
Ladies' and Childrens Underwear
large and complete Ladies' and Chen Undrwear We
keep all sizes in the best makes of merno and and arr
PREPARED to special inducements to early purchasers
doz Ladies extra quality Vest and Pants regular
made sleeves &c., These the best value we ever offered at
this popular price grades at &C., &c., &c. and ST.
Chdrens UnderwearChldrens all wool scarlet Vests and
Pants Is inches, 65c
Underwear and Gents Furnishing Goods.
We WANT YOU
Mems all wool red flannel Undershrs worth
$780, all wool red flannel Undershrts and Drawers 81
So flannel Undehrts and ORA 4Oc each
sold elsewhere at 5c mems canton flannel and Draw
ers 75c EACH worth 81; mems white underhirts and
Drawers knitted wrists 40c each worth 75c eacb extra fine
ascy mixed Undershrts and Drawers each these goods
are positive $780, California gray flannel Undrshrts and
Drawers 81 225, worth S175."
heavy 10 denim and duck overas &C., worth ST.
Kentucky Jean Pants $3.50, worth SIS
An immense stock of fine fancy merno Scotch wool and fine
Shaker Underwear prices that defy competition.
LADIES' CLOTH AND WATERPROOF.
We you that have largest stock of these
goods in this city, the following figures will show:
Is pcs. Crescent Sackng.
IL pcs. Crescent Suting.
20 pes. Colonaae Black Waterproof.
20 pcs. Celonade Gold do.
Is pcs. Foxcroft Gold do.
II pcs. Peerless Brown do
ls pcs. Black and colored Repellens Ladies Cloth.
10 pcs. Pavonia Black Waterproof
10 pcs. Gray Foxcroft do.
10 pcs. Brown do. do.
10 pcs. Robinson Blue do.
5 pcs. do. Green do.
5 pcs. Lisbon Black do.
Is pcs. Orand assorted coors, Waterproof
We with these goods SO per yarl We you
this Waterproof Soc They the best goods
for the money you the goods price
at any other house, will refund you your money.
FRENCH CASHMERE.
We you know that they bought specially on
house by Of firm, Europe that they very
product of the French oom and such goods
in the best houses in Paris.
We offer full line Of eoors and black.
40-n in colOred or black at Csc, 75c, &c. and $lOO
48 in in colored or black S5c, 81, 81. % and 81
36-n. in colors only at Soc; black, 45c
4O-n in black at Soc.
HANDKERCHIEFS.
And want you to know
That in Handkehiefs will this week offer bargains that
have yet been Seattle
We will sell at cents
Chlens hemmed pure Linen Cambria Handkerches
printed borders.
100 doz Childrens hemmed, pure linen, borders.
$50 doz Ladies' hemmed, printed borders, fast colors
100 doz. Gents Scotch Lawn woven border fast ccors
All at 5 and 10 cents each.
CLOTHING
VIC want you to know 1t.
ss Mems Cashmere Suits for :. 80 sS-worsA ;s s
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s ss h a :y seI Fa is s
0VERC0ATS
Mem: Men: Ssssss: 20: @ v:s 5ss good
Is e: :: |s$ s.! IS;
An lot Reversible English Walking S.tninsd Chnh. A.
We want you to know it.
YOUTHS AND BOYS CLOTHING.
our viii Sn that s
than elsewhere
LADIES' BRING YOUR BOYS IN AND EXAMINE OUR STOCK /
We want you to know it.
pairs diamond toe Shaker Socks for Soc
Germantown knitted Socks extra quality pairs for Soc
White cotton half hose, British pairs for 25c
White cotton half hose 75c. per dozen; worth 25
Fine heavy merno half hose, prs for 81, worth SOC per
WHITE AND C0LORED SHIRTS.
We want you to know it.
White Shirts, Wamsua muslin linen bosoms reinforced x
for 81 each worth $3.50; the biggest value ever offered
Colored Shirts 75c each, worth Sl.25
Coored Shirts 81, separate collars and cuffs
Also an immense stock of linen collars and cuffs
> linen collars for SOC; cuffs 25c per palr
An immense of Scarfs and Ties at lowest prices
We want you to know it,
Scissors Hats! StctsOns Hats!
We the only direct importers in Seattle Of the cbn
John b. Setson Co.'S famous manufacture of goods You'd
not have to pay obbers profit and remember when
Setson Hat that our establishment the only place wherein
can buy one imported direct. The name of John B. Sta
stamped in full in each hat. Call and examiEe them
TRUNKS AND vALISES.
We want to know it.
Imported direct from Eastern manufacturers
Largest Stock-Lowest Prices-Best Value!
BOOTS AND SHOES.
We want you to know it.
Imported direct from Eastern manufacturers |
We keep the largest stock of Mems and Boys M3
prices that defy competition
Also an extra large assortment of Ladies' and Chdreai
Shoes An early call will convince Won that wa can sell you
goods cheaper than elsewhere, and the grade goods
be fonnd to be OF superior make. An early call solicited
CARPETS.