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The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1890-09-13
PERSONALS.

Carl Miller, OF Mendocino City, passed through
S. F. recently. He says, joys Vegetable Sar-
saparilla entirely cured his liver and kidney
trouble"
Rob't l. Parry, Assistant Superintendent Pull
man Palace Car Company, While II California
last summer, did not suffer with bis usual sick
headaches. He gave joys Vegetable S&lsaparills
as the preventing agent.
John M. Cox lives at 735 Turk st., S. F. He
used to be afflicted with sick headaches. He
had one attack the day he commenced tukinF
joys Vegetable Sarsapariila but none since
They are done.
C. A. Bushnell, of the Murphy building
Market St, 5. F. suffered with Indigestion and
dyspepsia in its worst form for years till Joys
Vegetable SaTsanarilla came to his relief. II
now recommends it to everybody similarly al
a.cted.
Mrs Dr.. ]. Fl. Mason, Of No. 1872 Market 8.
:. T., y aase uoU.'e was chronic UilioEsHc.
saws of TOYS Vegetable SGrgaparilIa, irsRCtG
On the liver end Kidneys IS decided and ] a..
steadily iolp owing
AZ. Pceart IS = wholesale shoe ranpsset
rCr, as 10 N .ysio1 ST. S. Z. lie says" soy = -
,3lle S"rsaDdri,la has given him enti!e reD
from his moi gestion and dyspepsia"
On Monday morning last it was
discovered that the Popular drug
store" owned by w. T. Gender and
DR.. w. Heffermen had been bur-
glarized some time during the night.
Two watches and forty-fve dollars
in cash were found to have been
taken away by the thieves. The
total loss foots up to one hundred
dollars. Several clues have pick
ed up" but the burglars have been
not as yet been found.
A. j. Dougherty the owner of the
best mines il the Gold Rock mining
district, came out from Los Angeles
Wednesday, with a party of capitalists,
for the purpose of examing the proper
ty. Mr.. Dougherty and associates have
determined to build a twenty stamp mill
during the next sixty days. The enter
prise will be su ccessful and remunera-
tive one, as the mines show an abund-
ance of high grade free milling ore.
George W. Bowers of San Francisco
a well known capitalist and foreman
resident of Arizona, was in Yuma
Thursday, on his way to the Harqua
Hala mines, IN which he holds heavy
interest with Hon. A. G. Hubbard
Mr.. Bowers is also one of the owners
of the Clip mine, which is situated in
Silver mining district about sixty i've
miles from town.
Lizzie Moran VS.. Richard Moran is
the title of divorce suit filed in the
District Court. The plaintiff alleges
that the assumed name of the defend
ant is Richard Wood, and he is serving
a sentence of three years at Yuma
penitentiary. -Tombstone Prospector.
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AT DEATHS DOOR!
Fraf1 Cottonwood Timbers
Cause A Cave I'm The Cargo
MuchachO Mines.
A Close Call!

The accident which occurred in
the Cargo Muchacho mine Tuesday
morning, was not unexpected, as
the mine has been reported unsafe
for some time past. Many miners
have been employed in the mine;
but few however, remained at work
any great length of time, as they
were afraid that the poorly timber
ed mine would cave in and cause a
great loss of life. Their fears Of the
mine caving seemed well founded,
as on Monday night portion of
the main shaft fell in, imprisoning
two men who were however liber-
ated by a rescuing party on Thurs
day afternoon. From carefully
selected information with men who
were on the ground, the SENTINEL
has learned the following concern
the accident.
The Cargo Muchacho mine is
situated in San Diego county about
four and one-half miles from Ogilby
station on the Southern Pacific
railroad. Between twenty-five and
thirty miners are employed. three
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ONE ENJOYS

Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn eaectuaIly, dispels colds, head
aches and feVers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
dueed, pleasing to the taste and &C
eeptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, its many excellent qualities
commend It to all. Its for sale in SOC
and 81 bottles by all leading druggists.
Manufactured only by the
CALIFORNIA re SYRUP co.
San FRANCISCO. CAL.
ioWsVrte ." FEE YORK ~
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FAMEDFOR TWENTY
YEARS.
For Integrity of its Drawings, and Prompt
Payment Of Prizes,
ktEootad os fOlIOuc.

eve do hereby certify that are supervise
the arrangements for alt the Monthly and
mi-Annual DratoiRgs Of the Louisiana
State Lottery Company, and IN person man
age and control the Drawings themselves, and
that the same are conducted NTH honesty,
fairness, and III good faith to'eGrd all par
ties, and tce authorize the Company TO use
this certificate, Nth facsimiles Of our sigma
tuYes attached, iR ats advertisements.
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IMPORTANT,

or M A BAUPHIN,
Washington, D. C.
By ordinary letter, containing MONEY ORDER
issued by all Express Companies, New York Elk
change, Draft or Postal Note.
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IT For CLUB RATES, or any further information
desired, write legibly to the undersigned, clearly
stating your residence, with State, County, Street
and Number More rapid return mail delivery will
be assured by your enclosing an Envelope bearing
yOur fIIl address
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For County Treasurer.

G.. H. BRINLEY.
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AGENTS WANTEn.

| 1"-00 ''11-ON-11O1IIc 10
NoTE.-Tickets drawing Capital Prizes are not Ell
titled to terminal Prizes
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Its MAMMOTH DRAWINGS take place
Semi-Annuay, Dune and December), ard its
GRAND SINGLE NUMBER DRAWINGS take place in
each of the other ten months OF the year, and are
all drawn in public. at the Academy Of Music,
New Orleans. La
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~. PcGGrh IS 2 wholesale shoe nanpsr.t
TCT, az .U5 n ss01 81, s. T. lie says" Joy :, ~:
:ahle SarsQ2dr,la has given him enti!e reD'
from his moi gestion and dyspepsia"
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Louisiana State Lottery COnlpany.

Incorporated BY the Legislature, for Educational
and Charitable purposes, and its franchise made
part OF the present State Constitution in 1879 by an
overwhelming popular vote, and
The advocate., 1890-11-19

A great deal Of work accumulated In
the Office during the meeting Of che State
Alliance, in consequence Of which there
will be some delay in correspondence.
Brethren, please be patient; all letters
will be answered As soon as possible.
The proceedings Of the State Alliance
and revised constitution will be prepared
Tor publication as rapidly as possible,
and supply sent to each county score
taTy. Please do not add TO my work by
sending requests for them, 90 they will
DO distributed as soon as they come from
the press. J. Il. FRENCH,
Secretary F. A. & l. U, Of Kansas.
The advocate., 1890-11-19
NOWllT WAssORaANIzEn.

AVWl AZ WAnasVhuANAAHus -
In our astoniahment at the success OF
the peoples party In Kansas we must
not imagine that II was the work OK an
unorganlzed and temporary sentiment.
The power OF organization was never
more clearly demonstrated. Neither Of
the other parties was ~ strictly organized
or as frequently reviewed and drilled.
The local alliances we're the backbone Of
the movement, They met frequently, re-
celved instructions from their central
officers, pledged themselves to voting the
ticket, read their party literature and
acted with the precision Of a machine. A
sentiment and @ reason were the strong
springs, but there was everywhere the
direction Of peFvading intelligence OF
management. II the democratic voters
Of America were half as we'll organized
no republican or plutocTatlc party could
carry a state.
The farmers alliance in Kansas has
had the services Of two weekly organs Of
large circulation, both Of which were
conducted with a skill which, con-
slderlng it from the standpoint Of the OBJ
iect sought, must be called consummate.
One was the official organ, THE ADyo-
CATE, and the other, the Kansas Farmer.
Dr. McLallln and Judge PETER, the edl-
tors, we're factors In the campaign from
first 10 last. Their policy was argument,
true history and figures. THE ADVOCATE
uneaTthed Senator ingalls, record and ut
terances from the mass Of available ma
terlal and exposed each Of his bad, fool
ish and inconsistent deeds and words.
The disclosures were made with a cold,
impartial, merclless accuracy we'll adapt
cd 10 carry conviction. There is no
doubt that the Senator is nearly or quite
as much responsible for the cohesion Of
the alliance as the misdeeds Of his party
In Congress. THE ADVOCATE took the
republicans at their word, accepted In
gals as the representative republican
partisan and then produced his character
and record. It was a mastery stroke Of
political generalship. Judge PETERS
work In the Farmer was In similar line.
His paper went on In lts usual agrlcul-
tural way except on the two editorial
pages, and those were nearly always filed
with calm, apparently dislnterested arti-
cles on the tariff, the currency and oC-
casionally the force bill. Ina campaign
of education the influence Of two papers,
circulating In every township and con-
Quoted with such convincing intelligence,
can not be overestlmated.
The peoples party was compactly Or
ganized. Otherwise 1t could never have
withstood the pressure Of republican
machine, manned by nearly all the pEac-
ticed politicians in the state; or the
temptation TO vote for Governor Robin
son, a leader peculiarly admired and be-
loved by the very class which made up
the membership. Organization and an
able press--the two engines Of political
suCcess-directed into effective channels
an energy OF opinion and sentiment
which might have been wasted. The
Times hopes the democratic party may
be as Compactly marshalled in 1902
Kansas CITY Times.
The advocate., 1890-11-19
Wholesale GTOCGTS,


VIII cell 0gecegIea ai Iobblns prices 70
FARMERS, Ra1chmen, Oranges, FaFme'a'
Alliances, Etc.
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LINENS.

Our counters are crowded with these goods
aud they have got 10 be sold.
Fancy Linen Napkins. 40c. dozen:
Fancy Border Napkins, pure linen, l6xlo, only
Fancy Check Napkins. pure linen, i6xio, only
Coo. dozen;
faDcy Border Napkins. pink, blue, and yellow
borders. 18xl4, only SIC. dozen:
Large-size Bleached Napkins, i6xi6,i only ~c
dozen;
Double Border Red Napkins, l61i6, warranted
pure linen, only 81 dozen:
Book-fold Napkins, l7xl7, very nne quality, only
soc. dozen:
Real Scotch Turkey Red Fringed Table Covers
l2-i, s2; 1r-4. sl75; 81 sl.2j: I'd. 81; Ga. tOc.
We have also cheaper grade, warranted
fest colors, In German goods.
Blencehd Table Cloths, fringe very nne Damask
full 50, only $2l0 - .
The Beehive Bloached Table Cloths, fulI
yards long, only f25O:
Pure Linen Hucx Towels iI29, only SIC.
Pure Linen Huck. 1895. only l2kc.
smooth finish Huck Towels, pc. knotted iringe'
Fancy Turkish Towels, 1886;
Excellent value in Linen Crash Of 3, 10, ana
12Mc. yard;
German Table Linen. full width, pure linen, 4Oc.;
The best 50c. Table Linen iu the city,
Fancy Table DamGsk Mt SOC. worth !; ;
Barnsley best Table Linen, 81 worth fl.7o;
Embroidered Linen, CSC yard;
Monte Linen for tides and scarfs only y5c:
Good Irish Linen. % and SIC.
Children's Refer jackets;
Blazer Jackets for ladies';
Plush and Astrsghsn Cspes.
New line OF Children's SILK and Cashmere Caps;
New line OF Infants Closks.
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Arasens, l2kc. dozen;
Tinsel, SC. ball;
Embroidery SILK, all shades;
Zephyrs in all shades,
THE TOWER.
corner Second and Broad.
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WE CLOSE TOMORROW,
MONDAY.
DRESS GOODS

st'sra Trooi. regular price bOc.. now 25c.
t..r-h Henrietta Cioih. all ShaicA regular
pr.,n Sic., now 49,:
ras. sofL poao.o-ioii Cashmere. fun 81 inches,
- ,..., "a ,rics we are showing a fno line OF
. ~ ropular HeuTietias ana Serces ~ 50c.,
e.sfautoed % oe the very best value In the
v,.-, Inc Honrlcttas ana Sergos at 75c. In this
--a4e of co03s We have iust received "a ship
msni = rare and beautiful shAdos. wh'cn
vii. ue found 20 per cent cheaper than those
90 suy other house.
81, .ro rerbars the only house IN the city show
lrra lne % Fancy ChovlOts at S5c. Look for
ro shadow display Of these goods.
g. pieces 0f kuicgeruorEer sulNng, 81 lhch's
ri.o. q nig blow for some merchants al 5Oc,
Guy pT0c &c.
t.-l Bros3cioih,. al popular and leading
sfaies. g.. This IS tho best cloth for 81 that
ss have ever sold.
,tt..t striped Namels Hair, flB.
y ..r striped sDd Mixed Cheyiols, t-3;
H.nrh Paid Choyioi, 81;
t..r.h ladies' Cloin. an shades, 5oc.;
l~lcl Gray AMI Black Mixed AllNooi SERGE
,.' Black and White Striped Dress Goods,
s-.r1 Camcrs Hair only SOC;
feaI-ehcck Camols Hair, - inches "ide' only
,-.,ef Wool Tartan Plsl1s, l5c.:
t....a AIl-Nool Tartan Fiaiis. &C.
f.sau;ul Tartan Plaids a. 4tc
Yas French Plaids. 40 Inches wi1e, only SOc
SILK YELyETS AND PLUSH
trsts1os ia Neiyots az t0c;
.re he.t Plush in the city at 53c.;
mo AU-Sik Velvet, 81 Inches wide, only 81;
sid bluo, Cream, PAX. Lemon shades In vel
max eros Grain. regular prico 81, Soc.
has eros Greiu. regular puce SL25, gsc
HAS eros Gram. regular price tl.'o' Inu -
r.,...oa siis @ .fcsa "a, De soie, sle5 worth sL75;
s... a-t COlored lGllle, regular flu sfaQe,
c.-.i Yy.yetoens. IN all shades, &c;
hes line oi I.aiI SILKS.
BLANKETS.
AID orr Blankets tnis season are free OF cam
rl.r arf she ola tar paper.
"a Blower Ciiy Blanket, sl4, well worth t2O;
tr- Nart.ue Ail-Wool Blanket made IRON extra
fue lambs wool. fun ia, only $3.50;
Vr aye selling the Norfolk IA Blankets for s''
Marlborough lJ-i Blankets, !6-guaranleed per
ess he bargain Blanket a. sA79;
Regent lG4 Wool Blanket 3.
.. or AK Blanket al $50;
Tru limo % Gray Gnd Red Blankets
Cf.1 Blankets only iL25,
CONFURTABLEs.
Te-go luo o. Comforts az q popular price
q. Iargest and best Comfort for S.;
nice one fCr g.:
o.l-rme 6erman Spreads. y,
f@a r.. bargains iu White FirehdA
TsI Dilehams al $. 10 and l2sc.
O4r DHges TRIMMINGS have arrived. They
srelllfsome. ana they are the very lsiest no
ye.fes of 900 season.
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THE TOWER,
POI AND 2O3 EAST BROAD STREET.
CARPETS, RUGS, AND DRUGGETs.


This department 10 we'll worthy OF your imme-
THE ABOVE DEPARTMENTS ARE UNDER
| OUR DIRECT SUPERVISION.
We also make \ specially OF economical cut
tins. which insures a very great saving in maie-
| rial. Parties who are aOo1t to furnish thelr
homes viii find u 70 their interest before pur-
chasing 20 examine our stock. our designs can
not DO cquallei or seen elsewhere
A AsMYRNA RUG GIVEN WITH EVERY CAR
PET
Beautiful Smyrna Rugs. &c. Price them else
where and see II they don't charge you sl'
smyrna Rugs, iSx3G, only 81;
Sniyrna Rugs, 2lxis, only sLO;
smyrna Rugs, 24x3s, only Sig5:
smyrna Rugs, Nx5s, only S225;
SIN rna kugs, oOX31, only sac:
SmYrna hug, 4X7, only s..
Fun limo Of Tapestries and Moquette Rugs;
Art Squares
Ingram Druggets:
Wool Druggots, 312X, only Nc5:
All-MOol Drugget>, 3X2 ouly 800;
All-WOol Druggots, 3x4. only sS regular price
Al-wool Drugg.ts, sx5. only si2, regular price
Fell Drueee;s. largest size only g.;
Rag Carpet, slc.
Hemp Carpet. l2%c:
/ Ingram Carpet, CSC. yard:
Good Wool Ingram. very heavy, only 45c.
TWO-Ply ATWOOD Carpets. 65c.;
The best Ingram made, regular price S1c., our
Tapestries, Body Brussels, and Yelvets from
the best manufacturers in the country, such
Smith, Higgins, Horner Brothers, HoxDury, and
Stiuson.
"a Floor Or-Cloth only 22c
Floor Oil-Clotb, two yards wide. 43c
LACE CURTAINS.
Having purchased, in addition 20 our regular
fan portatiOn, the entire stock OF the largest
and best known importer al q loss TO the manu-
faciuror OF about 50 per cent, We Will oDer the
same Tuesday morning at uubeard-of prices.
Lace Curtains, yards long, extra wide, 1Oc'
pair;
Extra handsome pattern AZ 81 window
SEQ tbs handsome Curtains we are Offering at
sl.b0, az, and s250 q window. You can see them
displayed In our store.
Fancy Madras Cloth, Blue, Yellow. and PINK
Flower. only BIC:
Fancy cable Drapery only 12Hc yard;
New line OF Upholstery Fabrics In Tapestries;
50-inch Al-Silk Brocatelle only sl.15;
Handsome Brocstolle only $i25;
O-inch Furniture Covering only Sc;
Large Figured Velvet, 81 inches wide, light
ground, suitable for covering single piece
furniture, only Slt0.
30 pieces OF Cretonne at l2hc yard.
SPECIAL BARGAINS THIS WEEK IN LADIES
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR
Extra heavy AIl-Wool Red Twill Flannel, 25c.;
Very nnc All-WoOl Write Flannel only 25c.;
Red and While All-Wooi shaker Flannel;
Fine Gray Twill Flannel. 2jc:
While Wool Flannel, l6c. worth 2lc.:
White, Red, Blue, and Gray Embroidered Flan-
nels.
Double-Fold Cheyot for Boys school-Wsist
l2kc. Quite fine and heavy.
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Gcntlemen's Shoulder Braces, Soc
Black Suspenders;
Gentemen's Suspenders, i2kc. worth 25o.;
Gentlemenis Blue and shetland Knit Hslf-Hose
only poe.
Gentlomen's Camel's-Ilar Half-Hose 25c.
Gentlemen's Sanitary Half-Hose pc.
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Ladies' heavy Ribbed shirts, Csc.
Ia1ies' Wool Shirts, 81 worth SOC.
Ladies' Wool Knit Vest. fancy neck, only Soc.
Ladies' All-Wool Ribbed Vest, high neck and
long alaeva OpIv
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Our DHEss TRIMMINGS have arrived. They
srelluisome. ana they are the very lsiest no
Sc A. .as 9f Iln season.
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DICHMOND THEATRE.

III BRANCH LEATH, Managers
THhRg NIGHTS.
BEGINNING ,daOs SospAi, pay, sIrTsnsu. ,sr..
ELLA WILSON,
pnder the management OF z. Gaiiasbsr 4 IA IN
a new and original play IN four scts satis,sS
NO" PENALTY, 'A''S'~
written by Ella wilson. Presented with = srss,
company, ineiaSdIsns the eccentric Irisa Comedian
5; Sale Of ssaIs SATURDAY. September I'm. .,
o'clock. g 1o-u
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ATA MEETING OF THE STOCK
EXCURSIONS. &c.
DEATS THEM ALL

DEATS THEM ALL,
ID AND PROBABLY THE LAST,
GRAND CUKsIoN-SIEAMEk ARlsL.
ONLY ONE DOLLAR ROUND TRIP TO NoH-
FOLK, OLD POINT. and SEWPORI MhMS,,
ONLY $3.50 ROUND TRIP TO VIRGINIA
BEACh.
NO TINE LOST FROM BUSINESS.
SRPTEh BRR NIGHT, sePtem per ~ los@
MOONLIGHT ON THE JAMES.
Look az this schedule: Leaves Richmond
Saturday night September eo,h. at 10 o'elock
sharp. arrives at Newport Nsws at A NJ,
Leaves Norfolk sunday at +. NJ. Old Point at
6P. NJ. and Newport News at $50 I. NJ. Ar
rives at Richmond at 1879 sanday night Tickets
also good to return the following Iuesosy, sep
tomber 23d. Ample time sunday 70 visit Nlr.
gnia Beach, Ocean View. Hampton, soldiers
Home, &c. Ladies' saloon reserved Iot laem ex-
clusiycly. Elegant meals ano rsnesninehts on
Steamer. Beats them all.
VIRGO KAHN OR SHINE no.,n
20 IS VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT COMPANY.
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Y& DAVIS
TOMORROW (MONDAO OUR
STORE WILL REMAIN
CLOSEDALL DAY.

Watch the daily papers for special an
roancement Of the arrival Of new goods.
Every boat and every train this week
vii tIiDg us case after case Of new
things for fall and winter. Our buyer
has been searching the market for a week
past and viii remain there for several
weeks 70 come TO select the larges. stock
Of FALL AND WINTER GOODS we
have ever carried. This season we in
itnd to do the largest business we have
ever done, and if correct styles. good
qualities, and low prices are considered
We are sure 10 do il.
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BLACK GOODS.

We can show the very best and cheapest rs
sortment OF Black or Mourning Goods in the
city. There is no old stock from last fall. Every
piece loogs new and fresh. For years We have
been well-known for our fair dealing. We in
tend TO maintain this reputation by always re-
funding money or give another dress whenever
a piece Of goods from this department proves
bad The very low prices at which these goods
Gro offered should induce many OF our patrons
70 anticipate their wants, as higher prices viii be
likely TO prevail later IN the season. our won
derfI success has encouraged US 10 double this
department.
Extra heavy Canton Flannel at 1oc. worth
12Kc.;
Be:-Tick, guaranteed TO hold feathers. only
l6c.:
Simpsons Mourning Prints, 6kc. yard;
Fancy skirting, he'd, Blue, Brown, Tan, Gray, and
Plsid, only 20c.
Croquet shawlls. only 50c.
Gentlemen's Al-Nool Blue Ovorfhirts only
sl2j worth Sl15:
Shoulder Shswls, l0c-
Al-Wool Shoulder Shawls, 50c.
Cream, PINK. and Blue Cashmere shsvllS 81:
Children's Dresses, SOC, 75c.. 81 70 $40:
The Doc Extracts will be sold at 13c. ounce only
for this week.
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MOss.s. mULEs, cows, Ae

WV N717'7sl- NJ -'.FN1N7e'T y
EOR SALE, MEADOW BOY Er
u STANDARD AND REGlSTEREDl 81
Count Wilkes; nrst dam Maude Muir by Black
wood; second dam by Clarke Chief third dam
by Downing by Messenger Fifteen nshds
high, sound, Just broke to harness. ana SHOWS
great promise OF speed. Sold for no isuiI Tor
G. A. HOLcOMBE.
90 it-4t Box iss. Danville, Va.
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& DAVIS
RREEDEN, TALLEY e. co.
NEW GooDsi NEW GooDsi NEW GOODS

We are getting Ia our fall stock every
Cay now aud are resdy 70 show you. We
have some bsrgaiaA Noto This list; China
hiks 10 solid colors, about IS shades, at S'xe.
White Crochet Quilts with rcd fgare in centre at
10. worth 81, aud si 81 worth si.So; Nov Cling
hams si 81. 10. ana lsX C. New Fail Outings at
i2He.; New cslicoes st5, 9, and sAc: Newt
Percsies at l2kc.; New 50c. Colored Cashmerss
sns befgss; sew Il Benrie,tas; . few light
shades ia l2.c. Solid salteens reduced 70 &c. |;
Calico for Comforts at &c.: Cassimores for mon
ana boys al z6. %. 40 20. IS, Sc, ana 81. We IN
vito your Inspection. so 14-ls
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-14
THE CARPET DE-
PARTMENT is stocked with the
ing occasions.


latest approved patterns and designs.
No hap-hazard stock as is seen with
most dealers. The designs are collected
from the best Of the most commendable
designers many months ago, made to
our own order. The prices are the
same or less than other peoples. The
choice you have here, running into
thousands of pieces, is your advantage.
Only the mos. reliable goods-whether it
is MoulIc.te Wilton, Velvet, Body
Brussels, Administer, Tapestry Brussels,
Three Ply, Ingram. or any OF the many
other makes that are to be found here.
Many Bargains, too. A last seasons
design, though perhaps never seen by
YOU, yet the price is "down bought
cheap and the prices arc made before
you come.
Special Price pics Running
into hundreds. - All sizes,
from Door-Mats up. Think Of a 3O-inch
Smyrna Rug selling for $l.69. The
same was looked upon IS a great bar
gain last season for s2.4a
Handmade India Rugs, the same
sizes, for 81. 80, and so we might men
ton columns of Floor Coverings
Our own d.
THE CURTAINS.
rect importa-
tions are to be shown on Tuesday morn
ing. The finest among the real or the
cheapest among the limitations. They'll
tell you all about the new things in the
department of the second floor.
The COHEN Co.,
II, IS, Is, and II !. Broad St,
BETWEEN FIRST Ind l0USHR