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, 1889-03-07
The Texan Rodbug.

The redbus Is by no means as large IS
grizzly tear, but he Is twice as feroCiouS
There are many instances on record Of q
grizzly bear running from q man, but no
man has ever seen redbug exhibit anything
Tut the most clinging affection He sticks
to the man Of his choice Ike brother, and
even cruel treatment seems to make no I'm
preston on his mind
Redbugs are about as large as one OF the
periods used in punctuatinS this article II
you can use them for that purpose will
send on newly married pair, and by the
time they get to New York you will have
enough to punctuate your entire paper for Z
year.
That portion OF the soil which is not claimed
by the mezquite and catcus is Pre-emp;el by
the redbuga They marry and settle down
anywhere and scratch and worry along unit!
they have about 10000 OF so in the famii,'.
Then they form themselves into little ball
on the end of leaf or blade of grass and
cling together until a man comes along
lhe moment he shakes the leaf or blade OF
grass they drop on him, and then each takes
different direction and finds q suitable spot
N which to sink a shaft Once safely be-
meath the skin they defy eviction by any
means provided man by nature. Thus, if a
nan feels himself redbugless and lonely in
this section all he has to do is to take brief
walk through this grass or lean against tree
or bush for a minute and then return with
more companions than he can rid himself OF
| in q week.
There is only one mems known TO science
OF serving writ Of ejectment N a Tedbugr
and that is by literally applying kerosene.
In consequence OF this you Il observe on
arriving hsre that the most eminent citizens
Imel like . cracked lamp, and more coal
| oil IS used here for bathing purPOss than
for Illumination. Kerosene seems to defect
the redbug's intellect from his cOnnubial and
his mining pursuits and induce him TO back
out to light and Judgment. Unless kerosene
| Is brought TO bear, this retrogade idca never
seems TO occur to him, and he burrows and
works up the census with alacrity and
cheerfulness worthy of emulation. He Is
capable Of going for year without food or
shelter, but when offered hospitality works
1t for nll 1t Is worth A volume might bG
written about the redbug and still leave his
energies half uRsung He is not done justice
in the few lines l have devoted to him. Ho
Is not done justice by any one. A few fluent
takers here have tried 10 do him justice il
! the interests Of kerosene baths, but have
failed The subject is too vast-Henry Guy
Carleton in New York Times
, 1889-03-07
Notice for Publication.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
SRIHnIR W II Enn L. 1889


SEATTLE, W. T., Feb. Is. 1882
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
with The provisions OF the Act OF Congress OF
June 3, 1873, entitled AN CT for the sale OF
timber lands in the States OF California, Oregon.
Nevada and Washington Territory" Horace A.
Duke, OF Seattle. county OF King, Territory OF
Washington, has this day lied in this offlce his
sworn statement No. 4i99 for the purchase OF
the W. = n. w. y. Section IL and +. = n. K. 4
OF Section No. Is, in Township No. "a N, Range
No. West, and will ofisT proof to show that the
land sought Is more valuable for its timber or
stone than for agricultural purposes and TO
establish his claim to said land before The Regis
Ter and Receiver OF this ofics at Seattle, W. T.,
on Thursday. the 5th day of June, 1891.
He names as witnesses:
a &. Miller. of Seattle, ". T.
j. N. Quilter, d"
Geo Luther, -
Hiram Heith, I"
Any and all perso"s claiming adversely The
above described lands sre requested to ils their
claims In this Office on or before said 5lh day
OF june. 1880
JNO. B. BAIRD, Register.
1st publication Feb 81, 1852
, 1889-03-07
\ nra.cn Faced Advsrtisemeu,

a well known firm advertises ''Grtistic
gas fixtures" We have one Of the beg
gars down IN the cellar. It's the artful-
est thing out of Jail, and how it managed
to escape indictment with the rest Of the
boodlers hns always been q mystery to The
consumer ever since it began to say twice
two is five, and three to carry make eleven;
put down seventeen" Artistic, 1t does
It with an easy grace and an honest face
that would deceive the very elect.-Bur-
dette in Brooklyn Eagle.
, 1889-03-07
Notice for Public .tion.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
A..

Seattle, w T., Jan. Ia, lSS9.
Notice is hereby given that, in compliauce
with the provisions of the Act OF Congress OF
June 3, 1873. entitled An Act for tho sale of
Timber Lands in the States OF California Oregon,
Nevada. and Washington Territory" n. p,
JorGenson, Jr., Of Tacoma, County OF Pierce,
state Tor Territory of Washington, has this
day filed III this office his sworn statement No.
1855, for the purchase OF tho northwest Il of
Of Section No. s, in Township No. sS North
Range No. West, and will offer proof to chow
that the land sought Is more valuable for It's
timber or stone than for agricultural purposes,
and TO establish his claim to said land before
the Regi= ter and Receiver OF this ojcs ri Seat
tie, W r., on Monday, the 9th day of January.
1890
lie names witnesses.
Rev X Nelson of Seattle, W
Andrew Neleou
James AndeTsOu -
T.. ii. Nelson of Tacoma, W. T.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
laboTe-dcscribcd lands are requested TO file Their
claims in this Office on or before raid 9Th day oi
January, 1880
JNO. b. BAIRD,
Register.
First nulllicStipn Feb I ISSg-yyI0-
, 1889-03-07

SEATTLE. W. r., Feb. Is, 1889.
Notice is hereby given thai in compliance
with the provisions OF the Act OF Congress OF
June 3 1878. entitled, IAN act for the sals of
timber lands In ths States OF California, Oregon,
Nevada aud Washington Territory" j. T.. ByTne,
of Seattle, County of King, Territory OF WASH
inYton, has this day nlcd in this once his sworn
statement No. 4i9s, for the purchase of the E.
q n. L. q and f. Il 8. L, a of Section No 10 In
Township No "a N, Range No. W., and wiH
offer proof to show that the land sought Is more
valuable for its timber stone than for Agricnl-
Iural purposes and 10 establish his claim TO said
land before the Register and Receiver OF this
once at SesttIe, W. T., on Monday, tho end day
OF June, 1880.
lie names witnesses:
A. &. Miller. OF Seattle, W.T..
j. VI. Quiiter,
Geo. Luther,
Hiram HeIh, "
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
above described lands arS requested 10 ile their
claims IN this office on or before said Ind y OF
June. 1880. JNO. Il. BAIRD, Register.
let publication Feb. 81.
, 1889-03-07
SUMMONS.

In the DistT CT Court OF the Third Judicial
District of the Territory of Washington hslding
terms at Port Townuend, in the county OF JefrsT-
son.
Territ"ry Of Washington, county OF jefferson,
Fanny Pearson. Plaintiff,
No, liS5,
Thomas Tesrson. Defendant
To the above named defendant: You are here
by notified that Fanny Pearson. plaintif. has
fled n complaint against you in the District
Court OF the Third Judicia! District, holding
terms at Port Townsend. Jefferson county,
Washington Territory, which will come on TO be
heard sixty days after the frst publication OF
this summons levitt: Sixty days after the 3lsi
day of January, 1889, and unless you appear
and answer the same ON or before the I'd day of
April, 1879 the same will be taken as confessed
and the prayer OF said complaint granted.
The object and prayer OF raid complaint is to
obtain decree of said court dIssOlving The
bonds OF maIrinony between plaintiff and dc.
fendaut; for the custody Of the minor children.
SAID ncJioa is brought and raid relief asked, On
The ground Of cruel treatment OF defendant to
plaintiff AND pcrsonal iniquiTes, rendering life
burdensOme.
Witness my hand and the seal OF said Court
thus 2Sh day of January 1889.
~. Z. LEDGERWOOD, Clerk.
[sEALl BY JAMES SEAVEY. Deputy Clerk.
SAN. II. wildly. Plaintiffs Attorneys.
First publication Jan. 81, 1853.
, 1889-03-07
Notice to Creditors.

Estate OF Mary j. sims decea~ed
Notice IL hereby given 10y Ihs undersigned
administrator of Ihe estate OF Mary j. Sims. de-
ceased. 10 the creditors OF. and Mi persons hav-
ing claims against the said deceased, to present
them with the necessary vouchers within one
year from the first publication of this notice to
the said suIRinirtratnr at the office OF Smith &
Hastings, attorneys ut Law, in PoIt Townsend,
T. JANIS SIMS,
Administrator Of The Estate of Mary J. Sims,
deceasad.
Smith & Hastings. Attorneys for The Estate.
Feb. 2s, 1889. glt
, 1889-03-07
A Woman's Reason.

lEarpsT'j Bazar.l
Arabella-Now do tell me, dear, why you
broke your engagement with Mr.. Golden
Julia-Well, found he was too fond of
drawing ana painting.
Ara1ella-Why, l should think that
would just suit you, with your srtisttc
tasteI
JuIis-But his taste ran 20 drawing cheo'is
and Fain ting the town.
, 1889-03-07

4 splendid cure for frost bites is a
eolution of alum and water. strong 10,
can be mafla- Hold the frusIr, ilcsii In
l,ic solution till the fEpst il drawn out
IiIis yOu vill know easily. - the acsi
N9li ink wTintlyd Gs ones iands DO uu
ua.h days Nuu will fesl no n.SFs IN
rrutruiersef fHutn that fFust hlse
, 1889-03-07

District of the Territory OF Washington holding
terms at Port Townsend. in the county OF Jeffcr
sons
Territory of Washington, county of Jefer-
son,
Prudence a. Eaton, PLAINTIFF,
VS.. No. llSk.
William Eaton. Defendant.
To the above named defendant: You are here
by notified thnt Prudence A. Eaton, plaintiff
has fl ed a plaint against you in the District
Court OF the Third judicial District, holding
terms at Port Townsend. Jefferson county.
Washington Territory, which VIII como on to DO
heard rIXty days after the 1rEt publication of
this summons. to-wit: Sixty days after the 3Ist
day Of January, 1889. and unless you appear and
anpwer the same on or before he I'd day OF April,
1882 the same viii be taken as confessed, and
the prayer OF said complaint granted.
The object and prayer Of said complaint IA ts
dissolve the bonds OF matrimOny existing be
tween the plaintiff and defendant, on IA c
grounds of tho fail re, neglect and refusal of de-
fendant TO provide for the plaintiffs support,
and mRltEeatment OF .plaIntlr by defendant,
Plaintiff asks that che may he restored 10 her
former name, Prudence A.. Mills. and that th {
certain real estate, lying and being IN the coun-
ty OF King, Territory Of Washington, owned by
plaintiff befote her marriage with defendant and
fully described in tho com plant hed herein by
pIaniih, and that plaintiff have judgment for
her costs and Disbursements herein.
Witness my haRd and the seal OF sAid Court
This 2SIh day OF january, 1859.
w. E. LBDGERWOOD, Clerk.
[sKALl BY JAMES SHAVEY, Deputy Clerk.
Bradshaw Sachs. Plaintiffs ATTORNEYS,
Firrt publication Jan 81 1889.
, 1889-03-07
Notice for Publication.

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
SEATTLE, W. T., January II, 1889.
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
with The provisions OF the act of Congress of
June J, 1873, entitled 'An act for tho rale of tim
Dor lands in The States ef California, Oregon, Ne
yada and Washington Territory, N z. Jor.sH-
sen, Sr., of Tacoma, county OF Pierce, State Tor
Territ oTy) OF Washington, hRs this day fled in
this of1ice his sworn statement No. 1860. for the
purchase OF the northeast Z Of section No. 8. In
township No. - n. Range ! west, and will Of
fer proof TO show that the land sought is more
valuable for its timber stone than for agricul-
iura purposes. and to establish his claim TO said
land before the Register and Receiver OF this Of
tice at Seattle. W. T., on Tuesday. the asth day
OF January, 1880.
lie names as witnesses:
Rev. X. Ne ron OF Seattle, w T.
Andrew Nelson "
James Anderson - 4"
p II. Nelsen OF Tacoma, W. T.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
above described lands nrS requested TO file their
claims in this Office on or before said 18th day OF
January, 1890
JNO, II. BAIRD, Register.
First publication Feb 7, IoSg-wle
, 1889-03-07
Marriage NofAG

Some men will work harder to get u
irvorse than they ever did to support a
a:nily.-Chicago Ledger.
II his state man can marry his mother
i'll law. 1hs law is not mandatory. how
ev r. Philadelphia Call.
= Chicngo man made his wife a nice New
V'Irs pIeent this time. He had all her
..vorcs, elegantly bound in red morocco
at nn illuminated titla page.-The Rus
, 1889-03-07
An Old, Old Story.

AS-NealA AssttA Lgol
"Ahl Mr.. Deidtrich, got baby at you-
houssF'
"Xe7, Mr. Murrhy.'
'GirlF'
No. -iree: not this tina"
"itN a boy, thsaT
'OA, scn 'hoiys lea tsllns y,uF
, 1889-03-07
An Important Discovery.

A Philadelphia society writer has made
The important discovery in social ethics
that if you wish to bo extremely English
you must not speak to any one on the
street when you nre driving in hanson
cab.
, 1889-03-07
Administrators Notice,

In tho Prosats Court OF San Juan County. W.
T IS. In The mattor OF the estate Of Joseph
Sandwith deceased
Sosies Is hereby given to all persons holding
clair against sais deceased said estate TO pre-
sent the same Will the Proper vouches 10 I he un-
dersigned administrator OF said estate at his
dwelling house on San Juan Island In said
County, ter payment within one year from The
hrst publication OF This notice or be forever
barred. /. SASDWIrH Administrator
, 1889-03-07
CONSUMPTION CURED.

An old physician, retired from practice. hav-
ing had placed in his hands by an East India
missionary the formula OF simple vegetable
remedy for the speedy and permanent cure OF
AL throat and Lung Affections, also n positiye
and radical cure for Nervous Debility aid all
Nervous Complaints, after having tested It's
wonderful curative powers in thousands OF cases
ha- felt il his duty to make IL known to his snf-
rering fe'lows, Actual. d by this motive and
desire to rel We human suffering, | viii! senu free
of charge, to all Who desire in, this recipe in
Germ an. fren6 h or English. with full directions
dressing with stamp. naming thi- paper. W. A
MOVES, iig Power Book, Rochester. y. /.
dac21wpOwIy
, 1889-03-07

lIr iaiiusssg EaEarr ougura IN a ~
tlr SfrrHfif Tfuissi ga she eoiIff iar.F
rr e. : risl=fsi.Hr ~ M srss-,iisss srr.s.- .
ius-e a..szrf -slsE "a fssrs-.
, 1889-03-07
His Occupation

iDoelOn
1t II customary a. q mBInI OF identifici-
| u on, n well as for III, accumulation OF use-
| 10 stotiStics for tho teachers In ths lower
| Grados Of cur public schools to note the
| rei4denceI AMI occupations of ths paren Is
| OF tao now pupils that may come to thsm.
! This inquiry was in progress in the primary
I department OF ono OF the schools at the open
ing OF ths year. and hal reachsi a retiring
| 1.-the chit OF girl who gave evidence OF
reluctance to taSo part IN the ceremony
Tho teacher gently drew from her the un-
wiling story Of hlr age and where shs lived,
| fathers LuSines~ d-oitness OF the
| teacher was
Don't " IS the most that
I could b eI 's unwilling or
diffiisns subj
But you X father does
&C.. . living, do teacher psr-
aistsd-
M With ar was thS in
aftsculAts answer
Won You tell m pa. Il
down In my hooky
"pun't wsnt q. Tause
WEI. thsn. YouE is-i The
,iIr.ioEssfir susiraeta. f.lt
lda issiisrs yga'd nB inaa
- sss
Al 81 49, asrsasz.aa ~
So - tsst - hssi O. IA
sasssF sa1rA 80 49,
, 1889-03-07
ssattle-skaglt RiYer Kouts

"a -tsssu=f tBai=S sili ave ssstsis o.
ekoEft Htssf ssf 49, grfts r~uFr A=nasg aaS
EhnFstsF, H~furutnE tsssiara ausi Fftltsfs
, 1889-03-07
Fs~ sss-rt.s- v~-s

See ara gaa
hHa-eT Hssa ruah- -Esvrh ssatz 30
w. Nssi tas asI taaslhas 81 p
fHsfz aTseafsr eHHr-asrssssz as.ss-zssssss4
, 1889-03-07
WASHINGTON
STEAMBOAT TRANSFORMATION CO
Carrying the U. S. Mail.
Pt- Townsend, Seattle & Tacoma Route
SeattIe-Whatcom Route.

The steamer w X. MerSYIn vii! leave
Seattle every Sunday, Tusrday and TknEsds.
evening, at o'clock. for Nhaieom, calling az
NukiIteo, Tulsiip. Coupevile, Oak lIarbor- u.
saIGdy, LRConusT. Ftrsig0, An.eorte-. Gaeizss
Samish. faiThaVeu. BellinEham and Sehoms.
Returning will leave " hat Om eVrry Essda
Wednesday and fridHt sv~nings, a. a'rlss
fnF SsEgt oailinE II Intermediates PoiEis 90 tss
, 1889-03-07
Notice for Publication,
UkIrED STATES LAND OFPICE,
"a ~ LII L. 1870

First publication Feb. !. Isso-wiO.
, 1889-03-07
SUMMONiS.

In tn. District Court OF the Third Judicial
District of the Territory OF Washington holding
terms at Port Townsend. in the county OF Jeffcr
sons
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-21

The sale Of merrhaudi.e here a. In few houses
in the United states. Everything -eVeryihins
tho best. No collection of trashy studs 10 pic
ture awe-inspiring low prices in Advertisements
When you SEQ mark-down prices you ma auhh'
ties the same as when prices wero higher Ihe
light OF truth shines through every transac'lou'
| No afior-regrots IN buying here.
Tho managers are reducing stock at cost
that Is your advantage just now. Consult these
prices for the coming week:
An the SHORT ENDS OF SArINES AND
GINGHAMs on centre counter tmiddls ai-lel
willie sold for 5, yard-qualities that cost
all the way from l2% TO CSC
The fun pieces PACIFIC LAWNS from l2h
to 6ac;
The FRENCH sATlNES are TO close at l9c. from
&c.;
ODD 10, OF LACE CURTAINS at one fourth their
value;
Mitchell .Jr) & sons SCOTCH GINGHAMs i6'i
from4sc.;
WHITE FRENCH sEERsUCKERs-wiih faint
pink or bluo stripes-35c. quality for iO'.
yard;
BLACK MUNK CLOTH Uuplnsl good 81 value
for 59c. yard;
! l0-inch PRIESTLEY-ono inch cord-check Ar
mure-93c. was tho best price SOC. the price
now;
LUPIN's FRENCH DRAP DALNA' Ssc. was the
price, 50c now;
| 4s-inch PRIESTLEY GRAPE CLOTH, tl.29 was
the price. s0, now;
The same MAKERS SUMNER CAMEL'>-HAlB'
40 inches wide. tL3. was the price, 75;. now ;
STRIPED. BLUE-AND-WHlrE, AND BLACK
| AND-wHTrE ALL-WOOL BLAZERS, S.53
was mo prize. sl.75 now;
All the STRIPED sURAHs, - TO Csc. was the
price, 5Oc a yard now;
3s-inch DRAPERY slLns, 75c. IL the, usual
price. 37 ~. now;
! CulLDRLNS WHITE DRESSES Of every de-
scription arc reduced 10 near the cost of
maxing;
coin SILVER THIMBLEs 25c, the price ioc.
now;
! SILVER. OXIDlZED. ANO GILT TWO-PRONG
HAIR-PINs. Iskc. was the price. oc now;
| sEVENTEES-kING sILVEkED BRACELETS,
soc. wss the price. .5-. now
| FINE GILT BREAeTPINs, 25c. was tao price,
1qc now;
COIN SILVER BRACELETS. &c was the price,
l0c. now;
| No. . ALL-SILK RIBBON-croTn edge-95c. a
piece was ~ prlce. ic. a yard now;
| The las: Of the CHALLIEs u this seasons con-
tract will be on sale Monday. The designs
and colorings the pretii,st. TOO, Of this sea
son-eyery appearance OF The finest OF Wool
Cnalmes The Sc. quality 44c. now:
| Where is there a manufacturer 10 the world that
can make those ALL-WOOL FINE DRESS
FABRICS for the prices they are selling for
now ?-25c. for what was 30 and 5)c. 80 and
Sc for what was 81 and sl.2j. BY and by you
| pay the old prices again. THIS Is CLOSING
TIME WITH Is
| QUADRUPLE PLATE GOLD-HEADED UM-
BRRLLAs, $3.50 was tho prce-near N'c
dozen styles 10 choose from-i53 now;
| SILVER. OXIDlzED. OR GOLD-HANDLE UM-
BRELLAs, Sc - was the price iLi9 now;
COIN SILVER HANDLES, sA9s va, the price,
| i2.53 now
Not a FAN that sells for more ihqn one hall
what 1t would cost 10 buy under ordinary cir
cumstances The nnest or the cheapes;-the
same price value applies 10 all.
4-button KID GLOyEs-ihreo shades. pink
white, and pearI--s9c was tho price, 49c.
now:
2lc. was tho price Of all SILK JERSEY MlTTS
issc the price nov;
| $L5O KID GLOyES-s'reet colors-one or Two
| sizes missing, the price will be si0o;
/ Other BID GLOVES roduced-too many ine onIy
| fault
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-21

Atevery turn Of tho store there is a demand
from your taste. want, or comfort lrs worth
coming here. too to know you either buy at the
lowest correct price, or else a bargain. There
can be no road taken 70 missuiic you.
HALF BULLET PEARL BUTTONS arc down to
&C., dozen from , and PC.
COVERED DRESS STAYS. white or black, Sc.
dozen;
u ana lg-. JET BUTTONS 60 down to &C.
dozen;
Good many Of the best BUTTONS are price cut
in twain;
9 cakes turkish BATH SOAP ior &c..
ToRTOIsE-sHELLM MEDICINE sPoONl5c, from
2lc.;
The PROPHYLACTIC TOOTHBRUSH from 3oc.
to e5c.;
CHlLDEETs LlSLE SEAMLESS HOSE. navy
and browns, 2Jc. was the best price, i2Hc.
now;
LADIES' FRENCH LlsLE HOSE, all or any in
the house from 50 to ssc. was tho price NC.
now;
69c. CHuDREN's GINGHAM DRESSES are
s791c. now:
CHLDREN's LACE and EMBROIDERED CAPS
90 for your own price. Next season the style
may pe changed. We take no risk by selling
at loss at once;
LADIES GRAPE Isle VEST were sl.l9, they
are Soc now;
LADIES INDIA GAUzE VEST dorsey nttln9
s9c.. now gOc.
LADIES Isle CROCHET elaborately trimmed
In finish Of silk. s2c. tho prlce--sOc. now
Not a CORSET stock in tho United states that
takes better care Of you-eyery shape and
kind that is good. The prices are warrant
ed. Several odd lots-broken slzes--this
week. The prices 90 to half;
Every kind Of TRUNK that ls worth buying. The
Roner-Tray in all kinds and sizes. The
prices make lt your interest to LOOK here;
The CANVAS HAMMOCK complete ti23, with
rest ll.9G;
The MEXICAN HAMMOCK &c.;
AuBABY-CARRIAGEs for 10 per cent. less than
our cost The space - wanted;
Af2.jO CROQUET SET for fL7};
spalding regulation league BASEBALL Csc.
Rice's dollar DEAD-BALL 42c.
25c. BATS now lfc
FISHING TACKLE az reduced price;
5-onart block-tin MILK PALEs .or Sc.
Sl.5O GRlNDsION Is CSC.
Japauned TIN MOLAsSES JUGS with top &C.,
from g..
Block-iin BAKING PANS Sc. from 9c.
Union store BIACKING p. from &c.
Fif.h-ayenue WATER GOBLETs nc a dozen,
from sL20;
The Ciarot GOBLET 49,. from C9c
CELERY GLAS>ES-porfcct imitation OF cut,
from 50 10 39c.-tney are 10. now;
Cake SAIVAs lec. instead Of Gle;
Preserving JARS by the piece or dozen;
go dscorateI CHINA PLATES-thrse sizes. va
r.ous dssigus-lOc. for choice. less than half
cOrt 10 produce;
A choice collection OF fancy decorated TEA-sETS,
50 pieces. S5sS-gi0 has been their price;
Beautiful $40 PARLOK LAMP now f52j;
Our 81 LAMPS go for 50 50:
sl.25 LAMP. deco, ated stand. complete. G1c.;
Decorated GLOBES gqs worth 1Jc,
GLASS GLOBES OF ali description from 16c. up
Decorated Maolca WATER BOTTLES reduced
from IS to &c.
THE COHEN COMPANY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-21
HE COHEN COMPANY.
MACHINE " 0EA y.
ESTABLISHED 1855.

ESTABLISHED 1863
DICHMOND LOCOMOTIVE AND
Ia MAcBINE-woRKs. RICHMOND. VA.
builders Of LOCOMOTIVES STEAM ENGINES.
stationery and portable. with plaIa slide valves.
antomAtlc cutoff. or corlIss gear: BOILERS.
stationary. marine. aud portable; sAw-NILLs.
TANKS, PULLEYs. saAFTING. HANGERS, etc.
Rlectric-cars (ssventssntn-ssrsst Incl run
within two blocks Of the works mr. l4-ly
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-21

CREAM DRESS GOODS ia every weave you cas
think Of for tho seaside or mountain.
CkEAM ALBATEOss. IS inches. imported a.
CREAM GRAPE ALBATRoss, ~ inches, at 70
CREAM CASH. yari wide. ri 2jo.
CREAM CASH. 3s inches wide, all WOOL a. sc;
CREAM HENRIETTA. the best goods. a. SOC
CREAM BEDFORD CLOTHS tfi-eniireiy new
CREAM WHlPCORD-speciai "eight t'r SUM
AII-W00L NILE-GREEN Chsu AZ e5c.; .,
PINK, Blue r., LILAC, and GREEN ALi-WoOl
GOODS 81 pri 90 lower tlau over before
SWISS F.OUNtb EMBROIDERY IN scauopel
edgo-tbe t250 Flouncs reduced 70 SL.J, ~
inches. pieces not 90 be- cut
our - fLUtNCt reduced to tl2):
our Sl.;j aud $50 D OF NCE to9l;
VIDE WinITr TA,g FLOUNCE 70 iqc.
WIDE WHITE LACE FLOuNCE from sL2o To
CUINASILKs in solid colors reduced 10 DC
Tho largest assort ment Ot LAWNS, HIN't-
HAMS. and OUTING CLOTHS az special mid
summer pr.cos.
PLAID LAWNS az exc:
PROXY LINEN LAWS Effects in neat figures
?. BihTisTR. 80 piece, TO select from. At &c;
Iard-w.de FIGURED BAIIsIE. the i2%c Kind
NEW ouriNG CLOTHS ntIeH and ssc.:
Our 3ic. SCOTCH GIHGHAM eat 10 %.
our igLc nice styles g0ing down to l0c.
so pieces SEW. PRETTY PLAID AND ) lhifE
GINGHAN % So
GENTLENEN'S OUTING SHIRTS.
French Flannel, lonr buttons, suE.sttihed. az
SL33:
Special Wool Flannel shirts az 80.
4sc Domestic Flannel shirts, new stripes;
! case Ladies' Gauls silk Bound Bodiccs cut
from - TO It,, in - AMI y inches only.
CHILDREN WHITE DRESSES.
Prices cut 10 ono half.
White Dresses 1T - WOrtl itc.
White Dresses ct 20 worm 7jc..
White Dresses az 75c worth sl.-5
White Dresses ~ SL3 worth f20;
Baby SWISS Rli-over CAPS from .Oc 70 s..
stores close sharp al j. "