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The record-union., 1892-09-03

oNCHITIs.-Sudden changes of the
weather cause Bronchial troubles
Browns Bronchial Troches'' viii give
relief. Sold only in boxes. Price p cts.
The record-union., 1892-09-03
WAKEMAtS WANDERINGS.
The Poet Traveller Visits the An
cient City of Bath.

Curious Legend of the Discovery of
It's Healing Waters-Its Roman
Baths of the Third Century in Use
To-Day The Ways and Folk of
Beau Nash's Time Charmingly Re-
called.
The record-union., 1892-09-03
CHAPTER CNI.

An Act to provide for the issuance and
sale Of State bonds to create a fund
for the construction and furnishing
by the Board Of State Harbor Com
naissioners of a general ferry and
passenger depot in the City and
County of San Francisco; to create a
sinking fund for the payment Of said
bonds, and providing for the sub
mission Of this Act to vote Of the
people.
The record-union., 1892-09-03

a small vase of Sevres ware, only eight
inches high, was recently sold in London
for s. ,205.
The record-union., 1892-09-03

Horsford's Acid Phosphate
FOR THE TIRED BRAIN
from over-exertion. Try it.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-09-01

COuiltTV
Continued from last week,

Continued from last week,
At first glance the surface looks 70 be
worthless and sandy. There is no sand
there. 1t is the very best and most
productiye kind of soft aLluvial soil as
can be seen By examining it, and By tho
splendid crops that grow where il j.
irrigated Until | c2ne out on this trip
[ always had u sort OF q prejudice a.
wainst the idea of irrigatin2. 1t seem
ed too much like forcing the arrange
1nents OF nature, and [ thought on tn
whole it must be very Improbable aad
up hill business, trying to raise crops
in a country where it 2eyer rains and
where the summer sun shines down
every day with q burning, tropical
heat. But. after seeing how the thing
is done and seeing the result of it, /
changed my mind at once. They get
the water by starting fame up pretty
we'll along any OF those mountain
streams or rivers, which are all very
rapid. and build on q gradual incline 50
as to carry the water to almost any e.
ovation they want TO irrigate, Where
it must be carried across q creek bot
tom or any other depression in the
ground, they build wooden fumes, but
where it is carried along the level
ground or around the side OF a hill it IS
run along in On ordinary ditch or canal,
One of those main bitches will irrigate
q valley or plain, for several miles wide
on each side, and it is wonderful, the
crops they raise from the land 50
watered Their water IS obtained at
an average Of about one dollar year
per acre. and the main advantage Is
that they never have failure OF crops.
They can always depend on fair weather
can make it rain" whenever they like
and the soil is very rich and productive
/ The advantage of 1t can be seen By the
I way this wild sage brush land is selling
at, from forty to sixty dollars per acre
along the Northern Pacific "a ilxay III
the Yakima valley, and people are com
! inc from over west Of the mountains il
Washington and Oregon te start whea'
and fruit farms there.
After running west q little among
the big hills we came to the summit G
the Cascades, where VIC ran through
the longest tunnel that ever saw.
is nearly three miles long and IS LIT u
: the entire distance by electricity. IN
most sudden change Of climate that
ever experienced was going throug
! this tunnel. All the way up on tn
east side of the mountains the SKI VIZ
j perfectly clear and the sun slione rs
and dry, until We ran Into the turn.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-09-01


IF. W. Mcintyre left Monday.o OF
a business trip up the line.
Max Sells made a business trip tt
Rhinelander the fore part OF the
week.
/ Mrs. Allen Of Menasha and H.
/ Allen of Waukesha, mother and
brother Of Mrs. E. S. Anderson are visit
ing in this city.
The Y. 2. S. C. E. will have bas-
ket sociable Friday evening Sept. :,
! all are cordially invited. Ladies are
requested to bring baskets.
Don't be fooled. See that the name
"Beggs" is on each box of Little Giant
Pills, as several unscrupulos dealers are
getting out limitations. You can get
these wonderful little pills of Frank
Beardsley druggist.
The men at work in the mill at
Interior struck for ten hours. The
company granted their request and
started up inside of an hour on the
ten hour system. So far as we can
learn the Gerry Lumber Co. is the only
concern outside of Rhinelander. that is
running eleven hours and in Rhin:lan-
der the mill owners pay extra fogfthe
extra hour,
e. S. Anderson has sold his ware
house and business us dealer in lime,
brick and coal to Mart iIiizel. lie has
also resigned his position as local
agent for he Pab8t Brewing Co and
Mr.. Hirzel has been appointed in his
stead. Mr.. Anderson has purchased in
terest os- Mr.. Rodgers in the Giant
Sleigh Co. of Rhinclanlcr the other
partner being +. ". anderson formerly
Of this place. He left Monday
ior Rhinelander to conclude the deal. !
On account Of the continuous rise in
the price of meets throughout the coun-
Try we the undersigned meat dealers of
Eagle River are compelled to advances
5he price or sell on a strictly cash
system. We have therefore determined
IN the latter and have me to the con-
,lusion not to trust out any meats OF
my kind after September LIST. You
will find price lists posted up in our re-
;pective places OF business which will
,e strictly adhered &c. You will do us q
avor by not asking for credit SIS you
will only be refused.
T. j. DECKERT
j. II. MORGAN & 90
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-09-01
continued next week.

The game CT ball last Sunday bet
ween the leans and fats created no ends
Of fun. Mckenzie and Clark held the
points for the fats while DR.. Neville,
A. G.. Richison and Chef Morrison
pitched and Geo. Darling caught for
the leans. The fats out batted their
opponents but when it come to running
bases they were not in it. On the other
hand If the leans succeeded in reach
inc first base they wore almost sure to
score
The agreement beforehand was to
play five innings and at the end of the
FIVE innings the score stood nine to
eight in favor of the fats and they
claimed the game. The crowd clam
lnored fol. more ball and the leans who
could tell that their opponents were
getting tired were anxious to continue
the game. The fats were plucky and
finally agreed to play on but were fin
ally beaten the score standing at the
end of the nine innings Is to 10 in favor
Of the leans.
The Fats covered themselves with
glorr b. making q triple play, the only
made on the grounds this season.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-09-01
4 -
Y. p. S. G.. e. SOCIAL.

Friday Eve. Sept, 2, Boxes fifty cents.
Come and participates. Hot Coffee ser
we'd with boxes. Coffee, cake aud sand
witches served to those wishing AID
pickles . cts Entertainrn mt 70 min
utes. singing, recitations etc. Everyone
is invited.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-09-01
TOWN OFFICERS.
churches and Societies.

,o,ir Church Services first Sunday in
month Mass, 1890 a III Nespcrs
Rev Father \. July, Pastor.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-10-25

81 inGrufS
NC8NbL ELECTION NOTICE - HFHkHY
- CtNe1 IA, 0n al lr.f1p. \ov-rubar 3 I-q. a
school e."cTtnn - d! be- Eot "a school Gts:rles "
ia tho city 81 seattle. NlHE rUHrtv f1r 7Aa rDv.
pose - esct.nE rEo T3vU3vrs # tca aart Of On.
cation for tnr tern 90 thee year e~yr
The puils viii ue oufn Isl I "a Ul al c4f,tf,t,a
Ore anlil % m A. ne iviloNIas poltGs Places.
hafus-. school, rtalldoE-
rcaool room, JACK street nesr Eleventh
J. +. Minor ~gh,sat hGfif.ns
U:siss ~ Crawford : ifsuuor Th.rt and Ye.ler
aVsilIf
Neauv school eu. 3&tGE
Nc oIuS ou.Is::Rg seventh are Pike stra...
Scaoe. foclts prE-ot ~tcaet s -'4.t s;re.t
Rice = & e. EeGsf.Srg. = Fremont
Mercer school bai i'ae
" }. CuiEEs~r Pces(seat
A,text-H + NufrNxY. $50 -e,ury
Is.e,i seattle pcJoiseS =. l~r--
NOTICE - HEREBY GIVEN FRoM r,Tg.
" d.te nc;cesr J. that We wa E1t ha r-sro-ss
D. far any deoJs contracted 'a os1 a>use ~ = r
SaAgfrr a. 80 s1ii-sr 81 oar e-4.-,s
81. p ~H s-tEE = ~n
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FOR S4LE-L ODGING-HO USES.


L'ok SALF-LoDGING HOUSE, "a ROOMS,
for less than half cost OF furniture; doing good
business. ] Akin & Co, S22 second street.
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FGOU WANT LOAN ON A FARM OR ON
good Seattle property it will he your adj
vantage to call on e. II. Van Doren, 90 2l0
WASHINGTON block. Entrance 7O5 Front street.
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MONEY To LOAN on IMPROVED CITY
NJ anu farm property at easonable interest
Apply rooms and Smith BLOCK, corner Second
and James.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-10-25

THE PHILADELPHIA MORTGAGE TRUST
l. Company. capital one million. offers money at
best rates and terms in any amount inside husi-
ness and residence property. Thomas d. Co. rep
resent atives, Burke block
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MONEY TO LOAN IN ANY AMOUNT on
4' farm and city property from one 70 five years
time on easy terms and low rates of interest;
loans closed promptly. ID. +. McC onnaughey, 1lS
and 800 Washington building. 7U5 Front street.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-10-25

DRIvATE MONEY ON HAND To MAKE
i good city loans Eugene Il. StoddArd room
go Burke building.
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r ONO OR SHORT TINE MONEY; WAR
- rants bought. r.. h. Fowler, room 1 Olympic
block
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CARRAHER & MEACHAM,
III CHERRY STREET.

Advertisements under the heads Of Lost, Found.
For Sale For Rent ard Situations Wanted Will he
inserted the Yate Of cent word each inssrtion.
Payment always In advance. 40 advertisements
received for less than Is cents.
SoTICE-The business ofIce Of the Posr- IN
TgLLIeEscER Is open until ~ p. M Classified
advertisements will be received up 70 this time
Advertisements will be receivei at branch Offices
Of the PosT-IsIELLTsKscEK At:
Tacoma ......,...,,.......,...T. Summons, gent
PORT townsend. .................F reach sprin
The following letters await advertisers q, this
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-10-25
FOR RENT-HOUS rs.


L'oR RENT-A NtSE-ROca MODERN I'M
L proved house: low rem. for good tenant Apply
1904 Fourth street 4. Lobe, Golden Aale Ba-
rsar
L'cR RENT-A 1O-ROOX HOUSE. FUR
j nished: corner Ninth and Terrace streets In
ctire SIT and is Pioneer block
I'oR RENT-s60 PER MONTH, HOUSE OF 8
rooms on car line; completely furnished II.
:. Turner ~ Butler block
Tor Rents ROOMS: BATH. CITY WA
l. ter; near James street power house; only $l3
rer month r. - Turner, 20I Butler biock
LHoR PENTHOUSE OF Z ROOMS, BATH,
l. etc: near courthouse. 3os Ninth street
L'OR RENT ROOM HOUSE, 204 LON BARD
II street, with bathroom and cellar. Apply G. E.
Villas, lis Cherry street
Tor REET-HOUSES. APPLY TO LOWMAN
i Il Peily, 2l9 Pioneer building. Front and
James.
I'OR PENTHOUSE: 3 ROOMS: SIS MONTH:
4 Prospect avenue and Lombard street Daniel
Eelieher, S23 Bailey building
L,OR Rents ROOM HOUSES: ALL CONVE-
l. niences. John NJ. Tenney, 602 Burke building.
L'OR RENT-FLATS; So PER ROOM. IN
Il Guiding bath and water. 1926 Seventh. near
Pike.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-10-25

CHORT LOANS ON REAL ESTATE: SUB
~ urban loans. Glorious. room 20 Epler block.
MONEY LOANED ON FURNITURE Pr
vi AMOS horses. wagons, etc. without removal;
loans strictly confidential. 703 Second street,
room II.
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FCHE BALiTUWN tEGNITTRF COMPANY
ai5 Front stree. can ~ won 5g!t wftf gnrnttura
an CARPETS complete sui save ~ money In
salnIrufS
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E'ARM OR CITY PROPERTY LOANS-7 TO
L 10 per cent: terms TO suit borrower F. [.
fehren, at Seattle Savings bank. Yesler avenue
near Second street.
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L>oR EXCHANGE-LAB OR FOR LAND D.
Il dress 4. NJ. A. care Post Inteiligencer.
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DRIVATE MONEY FOR SHORT OR LONG
L. time loans real estate: short date mort
cages bought. j. B. Wright, room 403 Bailey
buiiiinC
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1NASTED-LASD: NOT LESS THAN 500
W acres: In healthy and romantic country, where
game IL plenty, and near u lake Ii possible. Com
muncatiOns may be addressed TO Universe Pnb-
fishing Company. room ago No. 2lS La Sale
street. Chicago. ILL.,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-17
Summer Dress Goods.

LACR STRIPED ORGANDrE, very nns and
sheer, former price. 25c., now 12isc.
FIGURED CREPE DE CHENE, q peautitui
soft fabric very silky In appearance but MAZE OF
the finsst cotton. former price. 25c., now iZssc.
FINEST IMPORTED FRENCH sal.rhhNs,
Including the fashionable navy-blue with wni'o
hnir-llne stripes. regular acc. quality now yoc.
FIGURED PIQUk, ine corded goods, tlnted
grounds with handsome colorings, former pSiee'
About 30 pieces FIGURED CREPE CLOTHS,
FIGURED BEDFORD CORDS, Ou IIN1
CLOTHS. and the yard-widc FlaUhbD MUS
LfNR. ali marked down 20 1oc.
OaIy six pieces loft OF that FINE i1fOkIhD
sCOrCI GlNGHAM that sold Tor 4oc. per yaru'
now 20c.
WOVEN PLAID aUsrINs IN small aud largo
plaid. nos s ikc instead OF l2isc.
The FIGURED CHALLIES We advert'sed ms.
week Mt 3lsc. will continue at that price. these
goods arc worth 6llc, and when these are gone
YOU can get no more at the price.
FIGURED CORDED JAWSs.--A special pur-
chase OF a iOhber's stock. which we are oncrsng
at &c per yard or 4oc- for q pattern OF 10 yards,
is tue greatest bargain in dress goods We ever
saw.
Yari.wide TISSUE CLOTHS. over % ssyles 20
choose from, AZ ouly sI5c. for the Same goods
that were 12l6c.
TUsSAH CLOTH, similar in appearance TO the
Pineapple Tissues and equally as nne, reduced
from lolSC. TO SIC.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-17
&DAVIS
The Reduced Price
NOW MEETS YOU EVERYWHERE
ABOUT THE STORE.

To close out all summer goods Is the
reason Of it AS the summer season is
now nearing the end it becomes neces-
sary to cut the prices deep in order to
move the goods quickly. This IS .
benefit both to you and us 1t gives
you a chance to buy many goods that
you actually need at abont half ordinary
pric, 8. It cleans ont our stock that we
may have room for fall goods besides
the advantage Of showing an entire new
stock next summer. We can mention
only few OF the many lines reduced.
Plenty moro equally as good await you.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-17
Ladies' Blazer Suits.

Our sales In these popular suits have far ex-
ceeded our expectations. In fact, we have been
compelled 20 order them almost every day 70
keep full comp ement OF sizos. Tho fif, tho
style OF our suits IL acknowledged 10 be the very
best, they being 20 our special order .by experi.
enced tailors They are made OF Aii-WooI
Flannel, All-wool Cloth, and Storm Serge
CoIors-navy and black, and you would think
they were made TO sell at $40 20 els, bus they
are only 50, 81, and S3.4S per suit.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-17
UaSh Goods.

from l23c.
poyal Blandenbergs, any We have at
lIc = yard.
Hack Organdie lawns with satin
rlaids and stripes. in solid black and
black -and-white effects. 1910, from l6ic.
Fine French Cordines, with colored
enrnys, imported 10 sell for 2Oe., l6ic.
was our price. now l2tc.
French BeisIon. 1919 was the price,
lie. for them now.
One case Of fine Stripe Outing Cloth,
10c. was the price. &c. now.
20. 30, and 60c. French Ginghams, all
for l9c.
iGf Ginehams for 1910.
&c. Giugngs. an entire case for 4!c.
/ case Of Solid-Black Ginghams, &c.
q ward.
We havo 16 pieces Of Double Fold
Swiss with colored spots, handsome
effects, l0c. yard from 20c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-17
White Dress Goods.

HFNsTITCHED INDIA LAWNS, III yards
wide. the finest goods made, and the regular
BOc luaIity, closing sale price 2gc.
HEnSTIrChED and EMBROIDERED SWISS
FIOTjNCING, 81 inches wide, for chlldren's
dresses. the 4Oc. quality for 30c. and the 3oc.
CHECK and PLAID WHITE MUSLINs. very
fine. and never sold 70. less than loc. per yard
NOW lOc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-17
Mems FUrnishin IS.

MEMS UNLAUNDERED PIQUE BOSOM
SHIRTS. as good n not better than any VI isun-
dered shirt made. at only 6alc. each.
MEMS UNLAUNDERED LINEN BOSOM
SHIRTS, made Of Now York Mi!is Muslin, the
best shirt In tho world for tho money, only Doc.
each. ...
MEMS FINE UNLAUNDERED DRESS
SHIRTS, rleated bosom OF the finest linen,
Wamasutta cotton, open front and back, equal
10 any Custom Shirt made, only S1.25 each.
MEMS OUTING SHIRTS In an Immense va
riety, all styles at very low pricos.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-17
INFANTS CAPS.

We have cut the price on all our INFANTS
CAPS 10 close out They are all the best style
we have shown this season.
styles reduced from 25 70 19c.
2 styles reduced from 80 10 Poe.
styles reduced from so 20 BIC.
i style reduced from 05 10 47c.
styles reduced from 75 to Doc.
3 styles reduced from 81 70 6oc.
1 style reduced from SI.25 70 Zoe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-17
Trunks and SGtcheIS.

Linen-Lined Flat-rop Canvass
Trunks-roller-tray, so was the price.
s. now.
34-inch Flat-Top Canvas Trunks,
$3.50.
slightly scratched Leather Saratoga
Trunks, Sl1.3S was their price, $3.50
now
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-17
PARASOLS.

The great reduction We have made In our
PARASOL prices will afford you an opportunity
to buy two Parasols for about the ordinary price
Of Quo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-17
UMBRELLAS.

purchase OF 500 more Of those GLORIA
SILK UMBRELLAS with paragon frame ana
natural handles enables US 70 continue tho sale
of a regular s1,25 Umbrella for 97c. each.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-17
Wool Chdllies.

The regular 2oc. WOOL CHALLIEs are now
reduced 20 10c. per yard, and some new styles
The FINE IMPORTED ALr-wOOL CHALLIE
reduced from CSC to 45c. per yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-17

URSLiR URdeTtCeGT.


O. bronx in the prices Of our Muslin I n
q rwear which is dollars for yon. No
Garment offered where the materials DO
not cost more than the price asked for
She garment
el.23 Gowns Of Androscoggin Cotton,
tucked and embroidered yoke, plated
back. now 90c.
S3.lq Gowns. embroidered WOKE,
D'aitod back, one Of the best designs Of
tlc season, Sl.J0 now.
2.4S Cotton Gowns. hemstitched,
embroidered yoke, sailor collar, and en-
broi1orod cuffs. Sl.91.
Sl40 ia the price pnt on q line Of
Ladies' Cambric Skirts which were Sl.S5.
Sl.9o, and S2.25.
$3.50 for those fine French Embroider-
Cl Skirts that were -.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-17

We were exceedingly lucky to get this I'M
mense invoice of WHITE GOODS at the prices
we did, and you will be lucky If you are here IN
time to get some OF them at the prices they viii
N Gold nf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-17
Thalhinner Bros,
soI EAST BROAD STREET.
Bulletin for the Great .Marb- DoWp and Closing
Sale of Summer Goods for the Weeh
July 18th to 25th.

list and
at9slc 5udeceCH
CHINA SILK CLOTHS that
GlNGAS were i io
FANG
sIiou in
W 35 and50c
Ia
ROBES Monte Cloth striped ana Linen
hing al
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-17
SILKS.
ChaIIIeS.

fccts at l2jc. that were reduced few
days ago from l7c.
@c. yard for pretty line Of Cotton
Chalies.
&c is the price put on the balance OF
aur stock Of Colored Wash Chevrons-
90. was the price.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-17
FOR THIS WEEK ARE TO BE FOUND IN THE
SILK, BLACK GOuDS, AND DOMESTIC DEPARTMENTS.

Beautiful WASH reduced from 12i to Sc yard
WASH CORDUROY reduced from l2 to &c. yard
Those lovely WASH ZEPHYHS that were 163 now l2lc
Large stock GOODS In REMNANTS at greatly reduced prices
BLACK BROCADE STRIPED GRENADNE reduced from s25 and
sl.5O to 81 per yard Some as low as 9Oc. per yard
COLORED LINING CAMBRICS 10 yards pack
age, for 25c per package.
An excellent yardwide BLEACHED COTTON at &C. yard
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-17
If0ttiR6.
they are marked.
HOUSeEU0Te.

but one way TO do It-make tne price.
We have done that very thing.
Decorated 10-piece Toilet-Sets, fall
size and worth $50, reduced to 3.50.
Hand-Decora 0 Cuspadores, "Carls-
bad |" China, Doc. each-reduced from
SOC. English China Tea Sets. various
decorations 90 pieces and worth s.
set, for S2.75. French China tea-sets--
two shapes and decorations-actual
value. Sll per set, your choice for $3.50.
Imported Dinner and Tea-Seryice-l07
pieces-horal decoration, with gilt edge,
reduced from S25. 30 to S15.
l big lot White Porcelain Dinner
Plates, festooned edge (American-Dres-
den make), value $3.50 per dozen, re-
duced to SOC.
Finest India Pottery Cracker-Jars for
Zoe. each.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-17
Linens.

Inst 100 dozen moro Of those 1ne PURE
LINEN KNOTTED FRINGE DAMASK TOWELS
that have always sold at zoe. each. This lot for
10c. each.
CREAM LINEN DAMAsK, good weight and
very servceable the 65c. quality for 50c.
The LARGEST DAMASK NAPKINS with red
borders that formerly sold st 81 per dozen VIII
now De 7Jc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-17
BELTS.

This Is the greatest season for Belts Known.
Everybody wears q Belt. Our assortment
1reater now than ever before, and the prices
much less than fhoy are generally sold.
CANVAS BELTS. 3 straps SC.
WOOL CANVAS. 2 straps, 12t4c
SILK CANVAS, ell colors, I9c.
FINEST SILK WEB BELTS, %5c.
FINE LKATHER BELTS, 25e.
LEATHER BODICE BELTS, with SIN hcine'
cord. tho newest novelty, 0Vc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-17
White Goods.

don't miss this opportunity.
White India Linen. fair grade now &c. ;
1c. for the next grade l2lc. for q very
good one lSc. for the 25c. quality 25c.
ior our former 33c.
Persian Lawn, lGc. quality for l2ic.,
extra vide width.
All the hno White Dimity has been
good one.
lOc. q yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-17
LACES.

Another arrival in POINT DE GENE LACEs In
the narrow, medium, and wide widths, ranging
from 10c. per yard up.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-17

beautiful SWISS MUSLIN, in checks, figures,
cross bars, and dots, worth 2oc. yard-now
l9e BOYS were not neglected In the way OF
SHIRT WAISTS. We have made ample pro'i-
our 25c. BOYS sHIRT-w WAISTS are the incest
IN he found anywhere. Besides these We are
showing handsome line az 31la and oOc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-17
Bath To1CeLS and Bugs.

An immense assortment Of TURKISH-BATH
TOWELS, from 10c. up TO sl.4S each.
Special attention is called 20 our MAMMOTH
BATH TOWEL at 2lc that ordinarily sells at
Doc.
Have you ever experienced the sensation one
feels when stopping out OF q bath-tuo upon a
cold oil-cloth, and have you noticed how soon
carpet or rug becomes dingy directly Ia front OF
tho bath-tub? One OF our TURklSH-BATH
RUGS will remedy both cases as the cost
Of zoe. each.