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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-06-11
Tacoma Remembered in wr,ehts will.

TACOMA, June 10.-fSpecial. when C.
B. Wright. ''the father of Tacoma" was
here two years ago, he said he would do
something handsome for Tacoma. He is
said to be worth over $4,000. .OD0 The
Rev. DR.. Jefiries, of Philadelphia, who is
visiting here, says Mr.. Wright provides by
his will that $4,000 be given to the Ia
coma public library and 100000 to Wash
ington college. He says Mr.. Wright is
considering proposition to make the be-
quests available at once. The principal
ship of Washington college has been ten
dered DR.. Jefries and it is believed he will
accept
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-06-11
Murderer Pecani Closely Watched.

TACOMA, June 10.-[Special. l-Pecani,
the convicted murderer of Conchilli Salve-
dore, wants to make will, bequeathing
two acres of land in Sicily to his wife and
sou. Fearing that Pecani will attempt to
commit suicide, everything that may be
used in self-distruction has been removed
from his cell.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-06-11
Blaine Advises All Republicans to
Give Loyal Support to the Ticket.
McKinley tho Big Man OF the Conven-
ton He Gets IS2 Votes, Though
Not Formally Nomtnated-Foraker
Magnanimously Votes for Him
Alger's Name Not Presented-Reid
the Choice Made by AcclamatIon.

MINNEAPOLIS, June 10.-The battle has
been fought and the administration of Har-
rison sustained by the Republican party in
renominating the president for a second
term. Every recourse known to political
warfare was brought to bear by the leaders
Of the opposition to defeat the presidents
denomination, but his friends held stead
fast to the end. The name Of Blaine on
every occasion called forth vast amount
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-06-11
AlAAkA News.

PoRr TOWNSEND, June 10.-[Special.l J.
The barkentine c. G. Funk, two weeks
from Unalaska, arrived tonight and re-
ported that the Yorktown, Aibatross and
Bear had called there for coal and then
proceeded west to Bering sea.
Rev. Sheldon Jackson, who was reported
as assassinated, was aboard the Bear, and
went to the Russian coast to capture rein
deer for the Alaska natives.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-06-11

VICTORIA, b. c.. June 1O.-Phra Nang,
the first Northern Pacific railroad steam
ship, which is due from the Orient on the
18th inst. has $50 passengers and about
1,l00 tons of freight for Victoria, 200 tons
and 125 passengers for Tacoma. 450 tons
and 30 passengers for the East, 1000, 600
pounds of general freight and 14O bales of
silk and IS passengers.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-06-11
Clearing-House Returns.

New YORK, June 10.-The total gross
exchanges of the leading cities of the
United States for the week ended June 9.
was 81, ,ls3. 81, $50. an increase of 16.6 per
cent. as compared with the same week Of
lat
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-06-11
Everett NeMa.

EVERETT, June Especial. DEPUTY
Sheriff shea, of this city, has completed
the capture of the gang of burglars who
have been operating in this city. Stenhen
Lyts. who, with w. Fl. Ellis. robbed a
travelling man in the Everett hotel OF a
gold watch, diamond pin aud $50 in coin,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-06-11
Co,oueI Polk Much Improved.

WAsHIxGrox CITY, June I0.-Colonel
Polk. president OF the Farmers Alliance,
is considerably improved. His physician
hopes he will recover.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-06-11
The Baltimore at Seattle july 4.

WASHINGTON CITY, June 1O.-The cruiser
Charleston will visit Tacoma and the
cruiser Baltimore Seattle, July 4, to take
part in the local patriotic ceremonies.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-06-11

The ninth annual session OF the International
Missionary Union convened Wednesday even
ing a; Clifton springs. y. Y, every contineat
and missionary field in the world being repre-
sented The convention viii last 8 week aud
hold sessions twice day.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-06-11
The smallpox at whatcom,

WHATcoN, June 10.-[Special.l THE
Llewennyn smallpox case is out of danger
and no new developments are reported.
All alarm has subsidized
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-06-11
A Prosperous Farmer Killed BY
a Robber at Night.
ATTEMPT TO BURN THE BODY,
The Steamer Phra Nang to Arrive at
Victoria ON the 18th.
The baltimore at Seattle on the Fourth
fJaly-Murderer Pecani Cannot Es-
cape tho Galiows-First Day Of the
knight Temp1ars' Meeting.

SPOKANE. June 10.-[Special. News of
terrible murder near Spangie, in this
county, reached here today. The murder
occurred between 9 and 10 O'Clock last
night, and John Wyant, a prosperous far
mer, was the victim. He was shot through
the head and through the heart, and
his throat was cut from ear to ear The
body was then placed in the barn and
covered with hay and the building set on
fire. Sheriff Pugh, who has just returned
from the scene of the murder, brings full
particulars
Wyant was a bachelor and lived at one
of his homesteads. He was reported to
have large amount of money concealed
about his house. Shortly after o'clock
last night Mrs. Wolfe, who lives near
Wyant's place. heard two pistol shots
in that direction, and a short time after
ward Wyant's barn was discovered on fire.
Two or three of Wyant's neighbors went
to the scene, and, not seeing the owner of
the premises, suspected foul play. 1t was
impossible for them to enter the
barn, but on investigation they dis
covered Wyant's body lying close to
one Of the walls. The body was covered
with hay which soon burned Off plainly
revealing his features. The body was not
rescued from the flames until the build
ing was burned to the ground. The lower
limbs were burned away, but the upper
portion of the body was sufficiently intact
10 enable the coroner TO determine the
nature of the wounds. An examination
of WANTS house showed everything in
disorder. Drawers had been emptied and
the floor torn up by the murderer in his
search for Wyants supposed wealth. One
of WANTS best horses and saddle are
missing and it is supposed the murderer
used these to facilitate his escape. The
county commissioners have offered $500
reward for the apprehension of the MUIR
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-14

Fine BLACK CHECKED ORGANDIES, 1oc. a
FALL DRESS GINGuAMs, new patterns and
STYLES, To-. yard.
Fine FRENCH GINCHAMS reduced to 10 and
Fine MADRAS CLOTH, better than French
Giughams IN remnants OF 10 !aruS' "oi'n
21c., % be sold al lOc. yard.
Fino SOFT OUTING CLOTH, 0Ac yard
Fine DRAPERY Mi LIS, l2lec. yard.
Good APRON GINGH ANS, 5c n yard
Yer hne INDIA LINEN, the very same that
Bold for l%lgo., now Slsc. .,....,,-,,
Beautiful PLAID and STRIPED MUSLlNS,
the regular o and l219c goods, now 6Ac.
Fine BLACK INDIA LINEN reduced " lOc.
FfGI RED and CkOSS-BARhkD SNlSS MUo-
LINS reduced frt IN % TO 1885 40
DOTTED SWISS MUsLlNS reduced from 40
100 dozen fine ALL-LINEN HUCK and
DAMASk TOWELS reduced 20 lOc. apiece.
PURE LINEN BIRD-EX r, soc. apiece.
COTTON BIRD-EY 4, 30, go, -, and 500.
Bargains In LADIES UMBRELLAS.
100 superior quality GLORIA SlLh, WIN
curved bone handles, reduced 70 l.2o apiece.
The very best IABLK oIL-CLOTH, l65Bc. a
yard. -,
& CASHMERE for boys and mon at 2oc. yard.
LADIES BLAZER aud REFER JAChhIS IN
a great variety OF styles and prices. lhose ~
S1.aS arc very nice.
Very fine WHITE FLANNEL reduced to zoo.
Nov FALL CALICOkS, 04c. yard.
FRENCH PERCALES reelced TO lOc. yard.
MEMS GAUZE UNDERWEAR at and below
WHITE BED SPREADS at csc, s1.@5. and
Handsorne EMBROIDERED LAP-RoBES, so,
Ca. 75c., aud 81 apoco-jusi halt price TO close.
TRUNKS at wholesale prices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-14
A HARVEST Or RARE BARGAINS.

with duh white stripes and small figures, ceiling
now for
Navy-Blue satteens, oil sizes, white dots, wido
and narrow white stripes, In worry nne quallty'
nearly yard wide,
1870. A YARD.
Brazilian Wash Dress Goods garnets with
white polka dots, navy-blue with white polka
dots,
Yard-Wide Zephyrs. white with bluo hair-line
stripes, whito with black hair-line stripes. that
Rold for 25c., selling now for
1OC. A YARD.
Never shown before. case Of New Cling
hams. Medium, dark fall styles. Stripes and
Piaids. Quausy that sells always for iOc., but
ono Of those curious trade occurrences put them
IN our way 80 that we will sell them now for
64C. A YARD.
Dolsnd's now process White CASTLE Soap,
purest aud hardest. /. floats. Thousands Of
cakes sold in the last three months Try cake,
and IL you are not EGtisne1 have your money re-
funded.
Childron's Red Hose warranted fast colors
and stainless, seamless splced heels ana toes,
JUST 25C A PAIR.
Hundreds OF ladies who have bought the same
Hose for SOC. arc buying them here now, and
daily tell us Of their saving.
OUR LAST SAY.
About 100
Surah SILK Refer Scarfs,
silk Crepe Refer Scarfs
Brocndo SILK Refer Scarfs,
China silk Vests,
in all dainty coors, such as cream, pink, blue,
lavender yellow. red, pure white, including
every Scarf and Vest in tho stock that sold for
from 81 10 $3.50,
OUR LAST SAY Is
soc.
for your choice OF any OF the above.
Fifty Richmond ladies can testify 20 the fact
that the pemorest Sewing Machine Is as good as
any machine made. Our price is $3.50, in
Guiding all attachments with thirty days trial.
Don't pay $50 for a SeWing-Machine until you
soc this one.
DuiI times are never known to busy mer-
chants.
We are making things lively by great pur-
chsses and great special sales.
Chlldren's Lawn Blouses, white, with navy,
PINK, or hght-blue cuffs. collars, and ties,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-14
81 inchns ulle. 11c. a ward.

~ inches Nlie, 4Dc. Vari.
~ inches wide, Soc. q yard.
These Hendottas arc OF tho Old, reliable Ger
man mako ana every yari Is guaranteed not 70
rub OF stain.
wide and narrow widths in fine patterns at S15,
10, IelE, and 1870.
silk ilorla sun Umhrollas.
Silk-Glora Rain Umbrellas.
LHch one guaranteed fast black ana perfect
1000 new ouhs % sell as follows
Gentiemen's Crook Acacai Handles with silk
covered rings
2G-inch, sI.25, worth 81.
2S-inch, $3.50, worth $3.50.
Ladies' fine highly-scented we1el wood twist
ring handles, sl.50, worth $3.50.
ladies' nne twis'ed-rng bamboo handles,
$3.50. worth $3.50.
Ladies' nue tw.sted-ring handles, knotted
Acacai handles, Sl.5O, worth $3.50.
Ladies imitation tortoise-shell twisted-ring
handles, $50. worth $3.50.
800 Mems 2S-inch fast-black Glorianna Cloth
Umbrellas, with fine natural hook handles, 81.
16iiled Wash Goods, suitable for wrappers,
dresses ChiliTens wear, et,., 3S inches vide and
double width, small checks, forming large
plaids, tans, grays, blues, blacks,
90. A YARD,
original price 1Oc,
Fine Pongee Dress Materials, wash goods
every pattern that sold for l2l6c. selling now for
SlsC. 4 YARD.
Fine Wash Crepcs, Gne Wash Cords fine Wash
Batistes-oyery pattern that sold for l%16c. sell
She. A YARD.
Imported Jaconet Orcandies-black with white
fgure, black with yender hgure, gray with
bllsk figure. gray with lavender figure, lavender
with iuvcuder figure, cream with white and rose
figure every pattern that sold Tor 25c. selling
nog for
1216c. A YARD.
Imported Sheer India Linons, ono Of this sea-
son IS bTightest nOveties-white with blue figure,
white with PINK figure, lavender with gray
figure blue with white fcure-eYery pattern
that sold Tor JOc. selling now for
1215C.
shoerost India Mun, black with lavender,
running figure, that fOid for G0c., selling now
for
25C. A YARD.
Dotted Swiss M0useline, light green with white
dot and lavender figure, that sold Tor Soc, SELL
ing now FOR
SOC. A YARD.
Cashmere sattoens, mourning effects, black
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-14
.FOURQUREAN, PRICE & CO.
SPECIAL
LINEN SALE.

reduce stock Linen that possible
following
Superior Quality EXTRASIzED DAMASK TOWELS, cood
border reduced o 25c. apiece SO per Dozen
One lot large TOWELS knod fringe
to S33S per dozen.
Very Finest IRISH HUCK TOWELS with Damask borders and
ends silver nen reduced from $3.50 to So per dozen.
IargeSized COLOREDBORDER DOIIES reduced
Dozen
BLEACHED GERMAN DAMASK reducedto 5Oc per yard.
GERMAN DAMASK, beached, reduced to 47lc per yard.
COLORED LUNCHCLOTHS yards wide 81 yards long,
$685. 81 R We make these exceptionally low prices
no dolies O match.
Small lot of COLORED-BORDER GERMAN DAMASK LUNCH
CLOTHS 2 and q yards long, at Sl50 and g.
Special value FuSized HEMSTTCHED LINEN SHEETS $3.50
perpa
Extra value HEMSTITCHED LINEN PILLOWCASES at 81
Small lot Of HEMSTTCHED LINEN BOLSTERCASES at apiece
Remnants of CRASH and TOWELLING at low prices
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-14
SUMMER UNDERWEAR.

of Genemen Vests and Shirts American Hosiery Com
panys make reduced 1925 and 81 80 to Soc apiece
Le Vests white and reduced from 30 35c
three for ST.
eneen popular 81
brands Ocizes H. 12i, l6 let H. and 1T only
White Dotted Muslin quantities from to yards at about
half of retail price
M and 2 Plaid and Checked Muslin only &C.
yard
In our whole Linen made big cuts and Dama by
ward Napkins and Doies can be bought prices that will
not be duplicated
you need future this opportunity get
Linens low
goods have placed for sale the counters of fhee
Department the quantity Of OF the articles limited early call
is advised
au
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-14
JeCeLrH.

Special bargains this week in our JEWELRY
DEPARTMENT. All new, fresh goods.
SILVER and GILT BANDEAUX, &c.
SILVER aud GILT HAIR PINS, 10 and CSC.
SILVER CLUSTER BRACKETS, 12c.
1Oc. STICK-PISS for sc.
1892 DIME SOUVENIR PINS, 00c.
81 STERLING SILVER BANGLE-friendship
STERLING SILVER SOUVENIR SPOONS,
e1.50.
heavy gold-lined bowls, 81.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-14
LaUn Tennis,

put up in most substantial vanished
box, for "a o set A week ago they were
bargain at Sc. 81 Croquet Sets for So !;
s1.50 Sets for Sl.12. bales Of Clothes
Line Jute, 80 feet length for Sc. Parlor
Pride Stove-P e-Polish--there's no better
l0c. bottles for sc.
If the mosquitoes are after you, yen
can keep them at q distance with an
Adjustable Wire Window-Screen for 15c.
The choice OF 20 Framed Pictures,
size 1922, is at your liking for 81 each,
from e2 and 81 25. Another lot, larger,
choice S2-not one half cost.
ITO II EAST BROAD STREET.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-14
MOuth- Wash.


q most eficacious 50c. mouth-wash for
25c. Calder's Saponaceous Dentine,
l5c. quadruple Extract of Crab Apple
Blossom for SOC. full ounce vial.
Buttermilk Soap at 10c. q cake, is
equal in all to any 25c. soap We know OF.
125 French China Tea Plates. futed
margins with handsome floral decora-
tions, bought so as to sell for |! o each,
half usual price; Carlsbad lce-Cream
Saucers, decorated, Sc. each.
To close the Self-Pouring TEAPOT
were 81 to 1898, choice 81 each.
Carlsbad China White Cups and Sau-
GERS with wide gold bands, only lS
dozen. for 81, 80 a dozen.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-14
CURTAINS.

We are ready 10 show-the incest line OF LACE
CURTAINS In the city--at popular prices-3
yards long, taped oil around-nice quality, Toe.
n pair-34 yards lOng-taped all arouni-very
elaborate patterns. Ell a pair-The Lace Cur
tains at S1.5O, 81, $3.50, and Sd pair are
splendid yalues-The poleS-to 90 with them
with hxtures-1Sc. each.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-14
Underwear,

Cambria Gowns, Mother Hubbard
pleated back with yoke Of fine tucks
and beading, high sleeves, to be sold at
Sc. each another OF cotton with en-
broidery, reduced to 75c. from SL.25.
Skirts for 75c., from Sl.19.
The Table-CIoths, bleached damask,
all white or with colored borders, are
not all sold. Fringed for sl.25 for 8xlO
quarters TO 50 for Sxl2.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-14
Dress Goods.

Serge, joc. q yard.
.u Serge. SOC. yard.
~HF.. soc. yard.
.- use Brown. Red, and Gray
60. 100 nos wide, 25c. yard.
-fron striped Dress GoOcs,
W.de. only 2kc
o LrlIet,as, hall WOOL, sc Inches
..nI.n Henrlcttas, soc a yard.
Cashmere, 3J inchos vide, POO.
r..e-Warp Henrietta, extra wide, Zoe.
tnaal striped Dress Goods, % inches
cotton IN Figured China Silks.
.. .' oar STD goods, aud they are
Ds' trn' have Uoen shown this sea-
.04lls win bright nguros.
.. -uua.ug come good bargains IN
-iAs, which have DCCn reduced
t4H
.u Black Gfenadlnes-40, 40, and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-14
GO WITH A PLEASURE PARTY

40 WITH A PLEASURE PARTY
NJ who will run a MOONLIGHT EXCURSION
down the James 20 Duteh Gap on steamer Anst
TUESDAY NIGHT, August 10, 1922. A delighs--
ini trip promised TO all Music, dancing, asd
refreshments. No intoxicating liquors sold.
Good ordsr preserved. BOst Will leave promptly
al 7:3o O'Clock. Tickets; Gentiemen, oOc
iadles and children under ~ years % egs. POO.
Tickets can be obtained at the folio sing drug
stores: 4. A. MIilers, flf'a and bread streets
Northsife Pharmacy. Fifth and BAKER streets,
A, A. sootG. rwenty-nfth and Broad; aiso. "a
wharf OF committee 81 l<lt
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n2sxeuy- Gzz SMsonx


=
Weget)1.
BOc,
formerly sold tor s1.25.
Ladies' perfect fitting Waists, striped beoio'a
cord with pleated frillins down ffon'
formerly sold for sl.2o.
Black Linen Fans,
formerly sold for 25c.
Metal Chain Girdle Belts, gilt and SILVER,
SOC,
formerly sold for s1.
Gilt Metal Band Belts.
- lOc.,
Real Seal Black Belts, three ncnes "iu''
oxidized buckles,
formerly sold for $500.
Real Seal Black Belts, one and one'han incno'
wide, oxidized buckles,
81,
formerly sold for $50.
Lssther-StaY Belts, laced both SIDES oucAleS
both sides,
Leather Purses, leather lined, ensmeiied-
colOred pansies as decq5s,ions' qcH
formerly sold for Csc.
Embossed Real Leather Bags, 16, ~, or 10
inches long, 70 8 inches vide. canvas hneh,
nickel trimmings including CLASPS, lock anu
key, and stand,
worth NJ least SL50.
Ladies' Puro Linen Handkerchiefs, very sheer
~ 1910. EACH.
Sheer Linen Lawn Handkerchlefs, pure white
1e-inch hemstitch,
White Sheer Lawn Handkerchiefs, tapod
scallOped edges, open work all around, pretty
dress and use handkerchief for children,
SOC. a DOZEN,
formerly sold al 10c. apiece.
Very Sheer Null fiandkercElets, very dainty
embroidered, scalloped edge, as pretty as many
25c. styles,
K. b. Brand OF Fine steel Scissors, nickel
plated, any size, for
SOC. PAIR,
formerly sold up to al.
Steel Scissors with leather-covered handles, in
leather case,
25c..
formerly sold SOC.
Hand-PaInted Chair ScarfS, silk-fringed ends,
100,
formerly sold 40c.
Hamd-Painted Gauze-End Chair scarfs, silk
fringod ends,
2jc.,
formerly sold SOC.
Tapestry Hearth Rugs. three-quarters yard
wide, one and three-qulrters yard long, diIe-
rent patterns and colOTs,
s1.25.
worth 81.
Mems Balbriggan Undorshirts. French necks
and pearl buttons, sizes 40, A., Al, and 4d
only,
29c.,
formerly sold for soc.
Cabnet-size Photo Frames, imitation white
cellaloid, hand-painted,
10C.,
looks like dollars worth.
silk Windsor Ties, navy-blue, white figures,
12]1c.,
formerly sold 2Oc.
Boys Percale shiri-Waists, nicely lsunderes,
sizes u, s, ., and l3 yeais-closing out these
sizes for
25C,
formerly sold for 69c.
Black Surah Silk Waists, shirred at collar,
waist and cuff, sizes a. 80, and 50 only,
$3.50,
formerly sold for e5.
Colored Persian Mulls, pinks, blues, reds,
creams, and whites, ya,d wide,
17C.,
formerly sold for 25c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-14

A HEAVY CUT IN MATTINGS.--
"A To close ont my entire stock am onerinx
them at the following prices; Boo hAT1lNos
at 3so. 40c. MATTiN0S al 30c.; 2oc. MAI
TINGs at zoe. per yard tor thirty days
A. JENNINGS, No. $40 east Main ssresh
" 2o-eodlm kice <7eAas ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-14
Bathin6- Suits.

drens. Mems, OF All-Wool Navy Flan-
mel, Sl.50 suit, from S2.20; Boys',
same grade, s1.25, from S1.75; Mems,
OF cotton material, for 81 suit; La
dies, OF All-Wool Flannel, Sl.75, from
S2.s7 ; $3.50, from 80. 10 ;s4, from $40 !;
Misses and Children's, Sl.50, from
s2.25; 81. from s2.S5; s2.25, from
1926 ; Rubber Bathing Caps, l5c.. from
25c. Oil-Silk Caps. 3oc., from SOC.
For Monday the Italian Silk
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-14

m2eyees- GS@ S@'s'a%
,
A4S4TrbiH
7g;zsgMa
.Weyeb,,9.
,.4.s-v years since tho August days
y ,,.res were dreamy. Activity
aaeuid swoon. Tho thougn@
.,,r oui employed were soaring
stains or seaside. Things are
low here There ore reasons
t.,go here. These reasons are
l-i ..-1..t nor cold. duh times nor
amos arc permitted 10 change
-.ft~slc. the service, or supply
None must be disappointed
.c ancn they come for certain
g. ....ac TO Meyers, because the
..v eooJ all the year round
20 of security in the right
and price is everything
r-an'~
l.5ne hclps u tho toilet ara
...at Quantities AZ as email
.. --e4i luantit.cs and selling
rsnif. Tho Is lots 10 be
...fe fncv scH great quantity.
%. a c5c. bottle soils here Tor
-0- bottle sells here for 25c
...... "A Dos. article sells here
---s. guaranteed TO Cow easily,
.... Itfn for 300.
.,, o. 25c. box sells here for
r. in nasks, 69c.
.r.aI, IGr.
AImouI-Moal, a SOC. box sells
sorp, 3oc
.r.ff.rs. 9gr.
tr~ahIci Extracts. bpc.
..''e' 4'~' -
~,.t,og-out sale OF Stamped
hero now. S-Rrfs. Tides,
... Round DoNef. etc, az
Instances. It's true some Of
"i loss O'' '"o' 'u"'' W
soldering.
.,..er,l-e
=. 49,. ,.a
o no.. Code seaaons into
,,,s,,s ,re ,nonifeit.
.o, aro ,re most oIirahle Of
....l no shrinking and win not
.. main co'ors. Navy and Bright
..iss them 70 DO suitable lOr
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SL1LDaber- Robes.


in bright handsome colorings for 95c.
each.
Handsome White
to be closed out. Wr0DDerS
New and very hand " ''OPP0' .
soonest OF jdst a i----.--------------
month ago-Sj, from $40; S1.75, from
S2.75. Printed Organdie Sl.75, from
S2.25. French Percale Sl.50, from
S2.75.
81 pair Silk Chenille Portieres, with
double dadoes and tied Chenille fringe
at either end. The special price will
DO $3.50 n pair-a bargain not likely to
be repeated soon.
II you desire new
there is no need for G0ry1et
waiting Tho newest O'" ~"
and prettiest designs of i--------------'--I
the coming season are on sale. Our ex-
elusive designs are not found elsewhere,
and they are worth your attention if you
have a mind on artistic designs. Prices
lower than ever before. Qualities, the
highest standard Estimates made at
request, and every guarantee assured.
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Carpet
The ready
There is tell
ing news in
Made Suits.

what We have said about them before.
Despite these Siye-away prices, every
garm ent is made perfect, of ail-wool ma
telial, unquestionable styles and colors
navy or black Each suit above the
price OF s. is made by man tailor.
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Mems Sash Vests.

MEMS SILK SASH VESTS reduced from 81 to
Sl.60.
MEMS SERGE SASH VESTS reduced from
$3.50 10 Sl.25.
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InIRsr ANNuAIl EXCURSION TO

EIRST ANNUAL EXCURSION 10
IL OLD POINT THURSDAY, August ls.h. by
ChssaD Deake aud Ohio Brakemsn. Round Trip
Adalt. sI.5O: children under ~ years OF ags,
75c. Train leaves Chesapeake and Ohi0 depos
at $50 A. NJ. Returning leaves old Po.nI ass
for sale az the train. Committee: J. W. smitns
NJ. McCrav, X. & Ford. w. ). g. Acres, -, y.
Miller, w. J. Blnford, Jr, and A. n. YER
chairman. ~ 49,