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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-05-10

When the best qualities and
the lowest prices in ladies'
shoes are desired there is no
better place than the Big Store
Shoe Department. In it the
sole attention is given to the
study of shoes for ladies and
children and the same amount
of capital is invested in these
lines as usually is given to
stocks handling both both
ladies' and mems shoes In
addition to the advantages to
be secured from the low prices
and high qualities is the GER
tainty that you can at all times
secure the very latest and best
Of the new styles in footwear
The complete stock Of sum-
mer shoes is now in and you
will find it full of interest from
every point of view.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-05-10

Deeds Recorded In tho Auditors On
Yesterday.


Yesterday.
Real estate transactions from January I, 1898
are g. 54, sos There were died for record yestsr.
day e deeds, the considerations aggregating
1881 Following 10 the list a. furnished by
Osborne, Tremper 4 Co.. abstractors OF titles.
ll6 Cherry street. between Front and Second:
H. H. Peass to John Glen. lots 4. 8 g. block 60,
Denny Hoyt's add, 5000.
Fred Stencil to Jacob stencil. lots In WallinE-
ford's div and others, 5000.
Charles Bruhn TO George Z. Msachana, lots in
J. r. Dean vs.. +. ". strand. lot 81, block Sc,
Denny & Hoyrs add, $3.50:
Anton Nelson '. c; E. Ksmsbsrs. lot 9. block
q, Denny & Hoyt's add, $500.
n. Hoskins to S. b. Buhts, part SEQ 2. 26. 4.
T. B. Wells to Mark Graham. lot Il. block H.
P. EeIers to j. p. Gleason. nj nv 70, p, =,
james Campbell to J. P. Gleason. Sc 81. q. =.
A. A. McCandless to John Rae. lots %, "a,
block Sd Denny d Hoyts add, 500.
+. A. Scatter to A 81. Britt, lot q. block T.
A. N. Britt to v. D. Lambuth. lot q. block 4,
uiawaths Park, $lJ0
J. d. Alden to seattle Trust Co.. lot !. block
90, A. Pontius' add, 5000
}. d. Alden to seattle Trust Co. lots T. 8, IL. 49,
block "B," Phinnsy's add, $500
f. II. Bachtell 70 Betsey Butler. lot 8, block 8,
Amos Brown TO c. Walker. lot 2, block H. A.
A. Denuy's add, q c, 81.
West Coast Imp. ca. to Ida Hintz. lot 8, block
Is. Gilman Park, &l9A
Joseph Green To +. R Van Tuyl, tract In SEQ
81, -. l. S.
J. K Edmiston to Hanna svedbere. " * lot 3,
BLOCK g. Fairvisw lid Assn, 81, 200.
Estate J. II. Beadies TO " illiam I. Beadlss, ~,
sw, IA 25, 5, $3.50.
sheriff to Auna f. Higgins, lot Il, block I,
Burkes "a, E.249.
SacKman-P, /. Co. TO 8 p. Weston, lot 8, block
II, Renton Hill add, $500.
& o. Carlson to John smith, lot 8, block II,
Laws ADJ, $50
". C. klllz to Lille s Kil.z. lot is. block 4,
East park. qc.&5
J. NJ. Boyd to A. A. MeCandless. part sec & 81,
5. 81 COO.
West Coast Imp. Co. TO P. P Shelby, lots g. 10,
block %. Gilman Park, 500.
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.DK." HANNIBAL MILLS TRIED.


The trial Of ''Dr." Hannibal Mills, the
Inventor, for shooting Ollie Anderson,
proprietor of the Occidental saloon, .
short time ago. was held before Judge
Hames. The charge against him was as
nat with a deadly weapon. The only
.sstimony for the defense was that given
BY the prisoner himself, who in rambling
s,y said that he did not intend To shoot.
sHd that it was purely an accident.
He said he was intoxicated at the time,
but that Seattle was such Q cold place that
Be had TO take q glass of brandy every
hour to keep his feet warm. After being
eat couple of hours the jury brought in
tsealed verdict.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-05-10

There is no earthly excuse now for any
man saying he cannot give up the use of
alcoholic liquors The German Remedy
Company, rooms lS5 10 l3s Occidental
building, effects a permanent cure.
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For Damages street Grade.

=. ii. Brasen begun sait in the surerior
~ yesterday sgainst the city for 5000
ages 10 his property az the southwest
s'"er Of Ninth and Pine streets. caused
- s'aliAs those streets AZ that place in
= lie owns I'D feet on Pine and 100
~ On Ninth. f.ue street was cut down
80. ieet, causing his fence 10 fall down,
- Ninth street vas filed seven feet,
'as water 10 accumulate III his back
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International Naval Fleet Breaks Up.
NEW YORK. May 9.-The squadron Of
warships which has been In American
waters several weeks will begin to break
up tomorrow, when the British feet will
depart
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New Township Thrown Omen,

a 1'"asoi 2 =. north Of range east, was
coSa open for entry yesterday in the
.s"ed States land otflce in this city. The
g. lies just south Of Preston and Fall
90 the SaoQua,mie branch Of the
shere road. bout q dozen home
entries were hled by settlers " ho
a'ed on the lands claimed. All the
u Tie land, amounting to 1850 acres.
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Largest in
the World.

In the department of Aavoring
extracts, the Price Flavoring Ex-
tract Co. has the largest and most
completely equipped laboratory in
the world. Thousands Of pounds
of the true Mexican Vanilla Beans
are consumed every year in
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-05-10

oRsASs-ws carry a fns line of Mason &
Hsmlin, A b. Chase aad Weaver organs All
frs.-clsss makes snt every instruments fully
warranted Winter & Harper. sos second street
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For Rent.

Splendid store room. 80 feet deep, on
Commercial street. tirst-class location.
Low rent Apply room lis Squire Latimer
builiiur
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ltosea.

Twelve ever-blooming plants for 81.
Washington Floral Company. east end
Madison street
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fsssENGER k.Isrs.

EulsroS. Mont. May sstspeciall - Pas
sengers &C No-shern Pacific t:sifs Ne !:
J. Rssson. &rs. Brown, Ms. Wainwright, r.
Isytnssr .na ~its. MIA B; sAa Martin AID
ipKly AZ sSS~ j Glass;.
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Lessons in French, Music
and German given by
arrangement.

REFBRENcEs-Rsv. David q oassseA -
Marks rsotory; Mrs. L. q J. Hunt YArsow, x4k6
Washington; Rev. Wallace Nuts'nx l320 Ca
versity street and parents q for msr pupnA
wINTEkBouRNE. 1890 Eleventh. .iEssA Ga
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The Terms, SIS Cash
and the Balance
$40 a Month.

With good inside residence property
offered on such terms. no prudent and in
dustrious man has an excuse for not &C
curing q desirable domestic. and ulti-
mately . home, II he has not enough
money laid by now to build with.
These are said to be quiet times. but this
property II going of like hot cakes. for
people generally realise that. considering
the character and location Of the property,
such an offer as ours has never before
been equaled In Seattle. At the present
rate Of progress We will not have lot left
in Madison Street Gable Railway Addition
in month.
Then people who want "cheap lots"
and fail TO secure one Of these. will have
20 20 four or Eve miles ont Of town and
take from three-quarters Of an hour to IN
hour to get there.
Talk about cheap lotsi Just think Of f.
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Recsived-Flne chip p.aq ues, only Si.2a Mil
linsry department., TIE Bon Asrche. Front ana
Cedar ss.ealA
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oeP ?! l|!.!!
Havorinf
Extracts

ofVanilla. This immense business
is accounted for by the purity and
excellence of their productions, a
determined effort to make articles
as perfect as can be made.
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The genuine hair cloth, only s--1z cents. at tie
Boa AASeAs.
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--THE-~-
Hope kindergarten
AND PRIMARY SCHOOLS FOB
BOYS AND GIRLS.
Held in the Log Cabin, cor OF Temperance ana
Republican streets. North Seattle from
70 III Also 1890 Eleventh sk.
from l;3o 70 As30 m
Principal. Miss Winterbourns (Fr0bsl 0Alpa
Graduate Of the Home and CoioniaA Train
Ing College. London. EDgiAndh VIE
holds . King CoonH Tsachsr's
Certificate. second grads

Fees payable In advance for either sssslsel
D Del month.
A small fee Of 25c pr mouth win be charEud or
Tho methods Of teaching are based On
FREBEEs SYSTEM, which IL nov being unk-
versAlly sdopted By the best teachers Of lnfAntA
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THE ONLY HOUSEsHOW FULL:
LINE NEW FALL DRE-S GOODS. :

Gentlemon's Camols-Hair SUITS. all wool SUI
peror flnish, &C. a suit Socks to match, 2oc.
n palr.
GCntlemon's Medium-Weight MerlnO Shirts,
4Oc.; extra heavy weight soc.
Gentlemcn's All-WoO scarlet Shirts, soc.
Gentlcmen's Superior Al-WoOl Scarlet Medi-
Gated shirts and Drawers. 81 each.
Ladies' Ribbed Vests, nigh NECK, long sleeves,
2jc.
Ladies' Bibbed Vests, low neck AMI short
slcoycs, SIS TO l2l9c
Ladies' Hcavy Merino Vests, SOC
lae'as' Heavy Ribbed Union SUITS, 50c. suit.
LADIES' Fine Jersey Ribbed Union SUITS 81 a
Lsdles' AIl-Wool Jersey Ribbed Vests 81.
Ladies' Fine Cashmere Wool Vests and Pants,
s ] each.
Lqaics Fine Australian Wool Vests and Pants,
Sl..J each.
Infants Fino Wool Mixed Ribbed Vests. high
neck. long sloevos. 81, 33. aud 371ec. apiece.
\ fun limo Of Chilircns Meriuo Vests from
1888 % jOc apiece
TABLE LINEN AND NAPKINS.
Rcd Table Damask, 20, 30, ~, 30, 65, So
White Table Damass, 40, 80 o2}G, -, so,
All Ilroi Colored Bordered Napkins, 40, 80,
go. G2Is, -. SOC, aud 81 a dozen.
White frincet Napkins, go, 50, Sos. 81,
$50, ana ! 80 for extra long and hne ones.
TOWELS.
Fine Damask Knotted Fringe and Coored
Bordcred Towels only I6'tC apiece.
.
Fine Damask Io0elsi all pure linen, o}S, 10,
and l>lec.
Towels with fancy borders, 2Hc. apiece
Gentlemen's Heavy Mixed Socks, no seams,
IaT for Doc.
Gentiomen's Heavy Babriggan Socks, 10c. a
pair.
G"ntIemeus IIoms:itched Colored Bordered
Ilandkerchtefs. Ice. apiece.
Gentlemans Fine WElto Iemstitched Hand
kcrcalots. Sisc. apiece.
Gcntlcmcn's all Pure Linen Hcmstitched
HaudkerCuleis, 1890. apiece
DRESS GOODS.
50-inch Fine Au-WooI Twiled serges, tan,
! blue, green. aud black, only JOc. yard worth
81
54-inch Plain and Mixed Flannel, all wool, for
/ ladies suits. only 1Oc. a yard.
Fancy Illuminated Sui'iues, 80 inches WIDE
{ ONLY 25c
Plaid and Striped Suiuug, mixed colors, only
Doc.
Illuminated Hopsackings and serses only SOC.
All All colors Plain Goods in plunkuers effects
French and Diagonal Ali-Wool sergcs all
a0-inch Illuminated suitins, all nno wool
/ Sl.21. -
Beneaiucs blue, green, and brown, 81
/ yard-,iN inches -
! Handsome exclusive patterns, $50 to S@5
BLACK DRESS GOODS.
! fine Au-Wool French Serge, fast black, SOC.
worth G2lec.
/ superior Quality Fine Black SILK tinish Serge
/ A lncnes Wi1e, 9Jc.
/ Fine Al-Wool Superior Black Cashmere 90
7 inches wide, 1Uc.
1 extra Heavy TWiiled Dress FLANNEL gooO
blgcs 30 inches Widc, 5Oc worth 81 "a yard.
/ rnc rack BrOadclOth, % inches wide, oAtra
nnisn, St.4S, worth 500.
/ Ftno slack nOuense Cloth, 90 inches vide
! only 81 worth &l.3O yatd
Ahauda0me line of Fancy Dress ana Trim
/ rn,us silks. JULIUS SICLE ~ son,
! Nos POI and 2O3 east Broad.
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X IHthShLNES.
100 Light Tan Blazers and Refers at
g.. S23S SIS, $3.3s, and $.SS. were
sold at s. s. s.. and $50.
g25 Nayy-Blue and Black Blazers ana
Jackets at s.. $50, s.. 81. and 50 were
sold at s.. ST. 50. and $L1V.
10 Eton Suits, all We have, at - ana So''V'
were $3.50 and $40
Is Blazer suits in Medium and Heavy
Weights for fall and winter at ~
$50 SO. $3.50. and Slj, were $'1J' SIV'
81, so, ana 50. ..
The very thing Tor travelling ana street
wear. -
As Children's and Misses Refers ana
Blazers al 81, $l5O s., and S2oo' were
&. s., 81, and s..
GO pieces Hopsackings In Plain ana llluml-
mated at PC. 5Oc.. and $i-al me ne"
shades and effects.
Is pieces Au-Wool Storm Serges at SFsc'
would be cheap at SOC.
CARPETS. RUGS AND MATTINGS.
AS we have decided closing out our
line OF Carpets we will offer Tor the
NEXT thirty days our ENTIRE STOCK Az
AND BELOW COST.
An our Best Union Wool Carpets tha'
were J0c and 60c. at size.
All our Best Half-Wool 2-Ply Carpets
that were 75c and Csc. at 5Oc.
All-Wool Best and Heaviest 2-Ply IN
grain Carpets that were Sc at eOo;
An Wool Best 3-Ply Carpets that sofa al
si0 and 81 only @c. yard.
Tapestry Brussels that were oVc'--ou'
closing price fOc. -. :,
Elegant Tapestry Brussels that soid ~
Sc and 75c.-our price only 6Oc.
8 pieces Excellent Tapestry stair-Carpets
that were SIC. and 75c. only 6oc, a YARD
All our Mattings that sold at 2c. ana
l6 2-sc. reduced 10 i2,sc.
All our Best Damask hattings were
sold at 40c. and 35c.. now oniy @c
Cal, and see us on Carpets, Rugs, Ast'
tings. and oiicloths.
TxAxHrxxa 1xoTuKRs.
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COLORED SILKS.

Fancy changeabl0 Novelties, embracing every
conceivable color ana combination, adapted tor
ogrly Fail and winter costumes, al prices rang
ing IRON Zoe. a yard up to 800.
COlore1 Double Warp Changeable Surans III
T5c. a yart, worth 81.
C0lored Rachettes in magnificent line oil
new Fan colors and shad ngs.
COlored Peau.de Sole at el.2o yard' worth
$l.75.
Colored sstns, extra wide, at S5c yard,
worth Sl.2j.
Colored Pi,Ots, made expressly TO combine
with Worsted Dress goods, very low prices
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Every Department is in Full
Swing for Your Fall Trade.

You cannot afford to overlook our offer
ings.
Boys outing Waists. 25c.-laced and but
ton fronts.
Mems Outing Shirts. DC.
Mems Heavy Unbleached Jeans Drawers
reinforced seats. &c.
Pillow-Cases AZ and 3G inches. lOc.
EARLY RIBBON SALES.
No. 2 Satin Ribbons, best quality, black
and white. 35c. apiece.
New Macintoshes for ladies.
Blue Cloth listers, with capes' S2.S9
Striped Cloth. black and white, gray and
black, s2.39.
For schoolgirls Striped Electric Gossa'
mcrs. the best quality, A.25-hereto'
fore were s..
The New Muslin Underwear has been re-
celved as promised See the Hamburg
trimmed gowns at SOC.
See the Trimmed Chemise at 25c.
See the Rufied Skirts at 75c.
Children's Drawers, s. l2iz, and l5c.
Children's Jean Waists, s, l2l2. ana l9c.
Infants Cream Cloaks-an entire ne"
stock Of this season-price VIE &c
$40.
F.,,ired Eiderdown Cloaks, N.5O-verS
special. ~,
Cbildren's Heavy Ribbed School Hose
perfectly seamless. navy-blues anc
browns. only l2i2c. pair. The same
quality in black sell for 4Oc. pair.
KNIVES, FORKS. SPOONS. NAP
SCv ORNAMENTS aud GLASS TABLEWARE,
G;xti, and Rrnad
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LACE CURTAINS,
CHENILLE PORTIERES.

We imported this season large line
OF Lace Curtains in order to save the
iobber's profit. They are now here for
your inspection. and the best values we
ever saw for the money. The Chenille
Curtains are also here, and We suggest
YOU look at the line We are offering at
81 As a pair. They are equal to most oi
the So kind,
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UNDERWEAR.

We are the sole agents for Richmond
for the celebrated DIR. Jaeger's Sanitary
Underwear. A full line OF sizes in all
STYLES now ready. We also show to-
morrow full assortment OF all grades
and sizes for ladies, misses, and chill
dren, men and boys--from the low price
up to the finest.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-24

We are selling more PORTIEREs-than We
have ever sOld-3-yard long 1urcOman with
chenille dad0-dO Ouble. knotted fringe, 81 pair
All coors Chenille and Velour P0rtieres -tuli
length-handsome double knotted fringe-S3-
g.. -$4,50-S6-SS.6O.
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French SergeS.
HopSaCkingS.

The regular basket weave in aH-wool
winter-welght in the most stylish
fall cOlOrs only.
SPECIAL soc. YARD.
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New Kid Gloves.

''1 MEYERS, Corner Sixth and Broad.
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Onr CARPET DEPARTMENT speaks OF vol
umes OF bargains Carpets OF ingram az l9c.-,
25c. .-35c. -jOc.--0Jc. We mako hspeciaiH OF
an extra quality Ingram Carpes at 10c. Twon-
ty-spyen patterns.
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VELVETS.

A rare opportunity to secure some wonderful
values in Nelyets over one hundred fali
shades 10 seect from.
Colored SIX Velvets, at Sl yard, worth 5I.3O.
Col0red SIX Velvets, excellent values, at sl.oO
a. 80, aud $500 n yard.
Black SIX Nelyets at 75c a yard. worth VI;
and at - a yard, worth Sl.25.
Superior quality Black Six Velyets from 5C
up 10 fB. - yard.
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WOOLEN DRESS GOODS.

Our line Of French and German novelty and
plain dress goods this season far exceeds ~
magnitude and originality OF styles all our pre-
yious displays. The following new weayes are
represented:
DRAP de PARIS, OMBRE RAVE,
MAZETTE, PRuNELIA CLOTH,
FANTAIsIE OMBRE, TISSUE de GRIN,
SAIIN'S MlROIR, GROS Fill FACONNE
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LEV Y&DAVIS.
On MONDAY, September 25th, we
shall exhibit one of the largest and
finest collections OF the latest Fabrics in
Silks, VelvetS, and Dress Goods
BLACK SILKS.

BLACK SATIN DUCHEssE-All pure SILK at
81, $l.25, and Sl.50 yard.
BLACK SAITH LUXOR-All pure SIX and su-
perior Lustre ut 81, 81 20, and 81 .5O yard:
yard 40 TO 81.
BLACK LUMETES-Exquisite Satin figures
at 81 80 q yard, guarn nteed all pure SIX.
BLACK BENGALINES-Crystal finish, 5Oc
ya-l I'D to SD yhrd.
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LADIES CLOTHS.

3S-inch, extra weight Basket cloths at SOC
yard, new Eau shades.
5O-inch Broaucloths, finish sultings, at 5Sc
yard.
52-iucl Twilled- back BroafclOths, extra fine
finish. at 81 a yard, worth = 30.
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CLOAKS AND
JACKETS.

The new arrival Of the fall styles
bought at prices that were very low-en.
able us to offer the best values in Ladies
Cloaks and Jackets ever shown on our
counters The style will please you, the
quality will please, and the price will
more than please.
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MILLER & RHOADS.
RICHMOND. Va, Monday, September %, 1893.
xIrE HAVE STATEn THINGS IN THIS AID

w yEKTIsEMENT ceariy, with view OF not misleading
fact not only In hese items suited but IN
ovcry department IN house there for
They displayed pcuOusy everywhere ii Is
g thing for Us 10 that the OF all
rhtrons: is mot misslatemenL We arc nero
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Third Week
of the
CARPET Trade Sale.

Every kind and quality Of Carpet you
could desire for parlor, bedroom
dining-room. chamber, library, hall
stairs. or basement. bought under spe'
cial advantages and being sold az
prices that We hope TO double our
carpet trade thereby
Special attention called TO the quality OF
our Floor Oilcloth at 25c. square
yard. and Linoleum at soc. square
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STORM SERGE.

3S-incb, fancy weave Storm Serge at SOC.
a yard worth dOc
bO-inch Storm Serge at 60c. ayard, worth Soc.
5O-lnch Storm Serge az zoe. yard, worth 81.
54-inch Storm Serge at Soc. a yard, worth
$50.
The above Serges are Justly celebrated for
dura nillty. and acknowledged to be far the best
valuos on tho market.
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RUGS.

Oriental Rugs from $50 to $40 each.
Smyrna Rugs from the door size at Toe.
up to the car pet size. Wilton Rugs,
Moquet Rugs, and Administer Rugs.
Fur Rugs in full mount at S25, $50, 500;
and Ss5. Skin Rugs at S2.35, 81. 90.
and $2.75. Lined Rugs in Plain White,
Black, Gray, and combination.
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Yards long Chenille
... with handsome
.4 ,.,t.,t, ,,tth
-U s. $50. and $40.
s-o $40 and SIS a
.. White lace Curtains
.. f.o., al 1.c.. 81. $50.
x.I $40 $3.50. and
r.. money.
r.rh.ur and Irish
..s.--a "a nsir-sold fol
.. f..,..,.u. Cor cover.
....t1r. Al 5oc.. 15c.
..t e.
..t str,,.a linen for
..,. .,d ,,etIre crunb.
.,t T., ,"rnes AZ asc.
tari
E.r,ant White Wool
al .5i5's. At $50. sold
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Towels.

OF more than one yard in length, and
half wide. of pure linen huckaback' at
12lzc. pair Is one OF the specials at
the linen counter. together with Fine
Satin Damask Show Towels double
tied fringe. and beautiful border, at
20c. And 100 dozen Of a Pure Linen
Satin Damask Napkins at N.25 dozen
Special quality of Table Linen satin
Damask, yards wide. at 75c. yard.
New patterns OF the Sturdy Half-Bleach-
ed German Table Damask at SOC. yard
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MEDICAL

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Grand, are the bcsA safe, reliable. Tass no
otner. send tc lsssnps) for particulars No.
lief for LADIES' In letter BY return mall Al
Srusxists. CHICHE8TEk CHkniCAL o0nrA-
ny. rsils6sipnia, Rs. % is-Th,ssAesly
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Satin DuChesSe.
Exquisltely rich I'm colorings. appearance
Of the very finest of fabrics.
SPECIAL 7Jc. YARD.

ALSO,
Panama Cloth, black weave, small, an
entire new weave
Amboise, two-toned effect.
Rosiere Suiting-a pronounced gem.
Partisan Cloth-silk shot.
We are being constantly asked II all our
new dress goods have been received.
We can never say they have been, ana
you get advantage of extra fun as
sortments by selecting now, but your
gain IS in our Special Opening Prices.
We still continue these
SPECIAL OFFERINGS
OF wash materials for dresses, wrap
pers and children's wear for the early
fall
100 patterns Dark Fine Ginghams. new
goods that were bought since the re-
cent great reductions of all cotton
goods
The 10c. quality this week for SIC.
The PIC. quality this week for l-5c.
including Scotch Plaids, etc
Imported Scotch Zephyr Ginghams.
% inches wide Rich Scotch Plaid Pat
terms, IS 2-3c yard.
Light Pin-Stripe Outings and Flannel
cites for babies, l2iac. yard.
Figured Eiderdown for infants wrappers
and cloaks. 25c. yard.
Red and Black Stripe Flannelettes, Ice
yard.
600 pieces Green Check Apron Ginghams
the lOc. quality for csc. a yard.
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CARPETS.

The best assortment in all grades; b sst work
manship; lowest prices.
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PROFESSIONAL
IAMES LYONS,

s ATToRNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
T.w-(stes No State. Dank building.
Ao'eP Richmonc, Val,
practices In all the state and United sIa.es
eourts iu Richmond. Deeds and Wills carefully
prepared. Acknowledgements and depesitions
taksn. Ce.isctiobs preppsy made ana ase
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THE COHEN co.
is'TA CAKE WEARE SURE "@ PEN
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SOAP. IF YOU BUY FROM US. COTTON.


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VELVETS are very much used.-Not only Veil
vet RiDbon-, Of which We have very large as
sOrtment--but vide \evetB--all shades OF A cer-
tain grade az doe. that u worth much moro
all shades az 81 that IL wonderful value.
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HOT SPRINGS, BATH COUNTY
IL VIRGINIA.
HOTELs.

The "virsinis," heated by steam, elevator and
oil modern eonveniences, with ten new cottages
with nrepIacss, will be kept open the entire
year. Baths In hotel.
spscisi rates from september 70 April
Jy. chAnfLAlS, xsassss.