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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-11-22

AZ Utilized by the Green SOOos man.
than an old cane bottom chair to put
you in, but If you will call on me next
month, or perhaps we had better say
the month after, you will find me in
much better quarters. You needn't look
for me here then, for I'm going to
move"
where do you expect to move to-"
inquired the caller.
well, / intend to 60 to the Fifth
Avenue hotel, but I think the Savoy
or the Plaza will suit me better, be-
cause | like to be near the Park. Yes"
he continued, as he saw his visitor
glance about the room and look skep-
teal at the mention of the expensive
hotels, you must remember that Good
year and Edison and every great in
yentor has been poor. All I'm waiting
for is to perfect my new and wonderful
inventions and get them patented and
III have all the money | want"
And what are your inyentions?"
MY inventions, or rather my discov-
cries, are al based upon one principle,
just as all the so-called Edison inyen-
tions spring from the solitary principle
Of the sound Of waves. | have been
studying the possibilities of the pneu-
matte tire and / expect to revolutionize
society before / get through. 1 suppose
you've often noticed these BICYCLES 20
Ing about the streets with big pneu-
matte tires on their wheels? Well, did
you never think OF the amount Of waste
room there was In those round bits of
rubber pipe? l thought of it a year
ago, and now Ill show you q few of the
things that l have worked out since
then"
With n spigot of Possibilities.
AS he said this the inventor took
from his work table a tire fitted with
a small metal spigot similar to those
used in drawing ale or beer.
This" he remarked, lis my travel
Ing beer tunnel. The tire Is filled with
beer at the beginning Of the Journey,
and whenever the rider becomes thirs-
ty, or desires to secure the good will
OF the natives through whose country
he Is passing, he simply takes a little
cup from his pocket and draws the beer
through the spigot. On hot days he can
ride his machine into q cool stream or
lake, and In half an hour his beer will
be OF the proper temperature for drink
ing"
"Wonderfulr' exclaimed the visitor.
MY dear sir, that beer tunnel is, at
ter all, but a primitive idea." rejoined
the inventor calmly. Now / will show
you how the same principle may be de-
veloped. For instance, here is a tire
divided into four compartments, each
n or which Is provided with a spigot
similar to the one l have just shown
you. One OF these compartments con-
tains whisky, another red wine, another
rum and another brandy. Before long
every bicycle club will contain one OF
these invaluable tires, which win be
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-11-22

placed on the wheel of some RESPONSE
bic member Of every party that goes
out on a cycling tour. Now, here il
the same principle still further de-
yeloped. This is what / call my table
dhote tire, which is divided into fen
compartments instead of four. and zach
compartment contains what you might
cali a little trap door. When the wheel
man determines TO partake of his din
ner he sits down under the shade of n
Tree, his wheel in his lap, extracts
knife, fork, spoon and napkin from COM
partment No.. l. then lifts the trap door
OF The next compartment for his SCUM
takes his fish from No. 3 and so on
turning the wheel us he eats until no
winds up with a cup of coffee, and de-
posts his napkin and table ware in
the compartment from which he took
them. That Is what ] call a rather in.
genius device, and l can assure ven
sir. that II will not be long before Won
VIII see companies of wheelmen and
wheeiwomen seated by the roadside
with their wheels in their laps. and on.
Joying themselves as much ms IL they
We're eating n dollar table d'hote din.
ner In New York"
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-11-22
THE PNEUMATIC TIRE.
AN INVENTOR TELLS OF THINGS
THAT CAN BE SLOWED M IT..

Travelling beer Tunnel, Modern
smuggler, Table d'Hote and Green
Goods Mans Comp.nion-brfSht
Days Ahead for Wheeimes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-03

Figured Satines IN dark and light
grounds, a magnificent assortment OF
STYLES, no remnants. l5c. goods, lVc. Naf0.
Percales-wel. the variety is endless:
The latest is candy strpcS-that IS Wlat
you<lre looking for. Wei, we nave Eot
them in pink, light-bue, navy ana red
they are lZIac. goods. but dropped to l-3c.
DOMESTICS.
Here is where the cut is the deepest
81 Bleached Cotton, &c. yard.
rs Bleached elegant quality Tor the
'Ffuli Yard-wide Bleached Cotton. 4}:c;
1908 yards Full Yard-Nide Bieached
remnants. to ~ yards, not piece worth
They are mixed lot-Frut Of the
Loom, Pride OF the West, Androscogsin'
and New York Mills.
2S-inch Fine Brown Cotton, close ana
nice PIC. yard,
2>-inch Heavy Brown Cotton. 3isc. yard.
Fun Yard-W Wide Heavy Brown Cotton,
Full Yard-WIde Fine Brown Cotton,
Fun Yard-Wide, Extra-F Fine and Close,
YOU can't match it for less than 7c., 5c.
, %2ii~e-.Yards- Wide Bleached Shooting, 15c.
al Lockwood Bleached Sheeting, lSc.
104 lockwood Blcached Sheetng, Z0c.
5O-inch Turkey-Red Table amask, lSc.
52-inch White Tabie-Damask, 20c.
5i-inch RenfrcW TurkeY-Eed pamask-
it's the best, and soc. is the price-SOc.
'"'N' APRON GINGHAMS
Amoskeag and Lancaster are the two
best brands. and the price is S1-3c.-in
every check and color-blue brown, and
green. and broken checks, Sc. yard.
4 little lot Old Virginia Bingham 3l2c.
Crepe Cloth in pink. nile green, light
blue. cream. and card-20c was the
price-l2iec. yard.
We have three big Jobs in White Wool
FLANNEL from the big auction sale The
first is a 2Oc for PIE. the second is
DC one for lGc. the third is a 55c. one
4 9s-inch Ladies' Black camilla Umbrella
Anotber lot Of those Beautiful Twilled
silk Ladies' 2s-!nch Umbrellas, worth
81 Is. go at Csc,
All OF our Horn Handles, Celluloid. and
Carved Wood Handles, 26-inch Twilled
silk Ladies' 81 80 Umbrellas at A.25.
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DRY GOODS
ALMOST
GIVEN AWAY
At THIS
REMOVAL SALE

The New English Teck Tie. for Ladies'
o. Gentlemea's use. navy, cream. or black,
real value soc.
Removal Price, i9c
Black Tafreta Bengahne. new black
as-inch dress goods. real value s. See H.
Removal Price. 81.
AZ dozen Mems wire-Buckle Suspenders,
silk embroidered.
Removal Price, l9c.
~ dozen Bottles Finest Extract, by
French manufacturer, several odor's vOc.
size.
Removal Price. CSC.
Mems 75c. Quality Laundered Negligce
Shirts, neat patterns. "a
Mems White Unlaundered Shirts, the
silver Dollar brand.
Removal Price, SOC. each.
"A Shady Grove" "Babbling Brook,
Girl in Hammock Reading Book -
Books and Hammocks both at Removal
Prices.
iO0-yard Black Spool SILK.
Removal Prices, &c. n spool.
Black Buttonhole Twist. best make.
Removal Price for DC.
Figured and Striped Ducking. real value
l2isc.
Removal Price, 6hc.
one Lot Children's and Infants Fine
Caps and Hats. silk, null, and crepe.
worth from SOC. to 81
Removal Price. 25c.
Ladies' Pure SIX. Fine Quality, Black
Removal Price l0c a pair.
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LINEN.

New Brocade Furniture Coverings. &c
q yard. 49, c,...o-.. o.
These are the best grades We have ever
had at above prices.
THE MUSLIN AND sHEETING BUYER
has made some very advantageous rur-
chases that are put on sale for this week
Fruit-of- the-Loom Dleached Cotton.
Goo Good i0-i Bleached sheeting. &c. a
yard. "a r.,,,o.ohoa
Reeniar Sc. iO-l Bieached Sheeting &c
ionsdale Bleached Cotton. s lie. a yard.
"a Bleached Sheeting. l4c. yard.
Regular 25c. "a Bleached Sheeting. 20c
Utica 1914 Unbleached sheeting. 25c. a
io-i Ready-Made Unbleached Sheets. Asc.
"a Ready-Made Unbleached Sheets,
1914 Ready-Made Bleached Sheets. CSC.
81 Ready Made Bleached Sheets, 4Sc.
42-inch-wide Pillow-Case Cotton, l-3c.
There is a scarcity OF Ribbon Betting IN
other stores, but not at Meyers. where
all widths can be bought at p. 81 IL. co.
and So 1-2c. a belt.
Two special offerings OF Eclt Buckles
will be- made at p and 33c. each. styles
are exactly like the sterling ones. and the
most striking OF all styles.
H2e>1e<,5- GW SNto0M
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Gentlemen's 2S-lnch Twilled silk $3.50
Umbrellas, 81 29c.
Corset Covers. Is. %. 20. 80. and 4sc.
Ladies' White Shirt-Waists, As, 63. 70,
and SIC.
Ladies Merrimack Percale Shirt-waists,
Ladies Batiste shirt-waists, in pink,
blue. and linen effects. Csc.
] lot Boys Calico Shirt-Wasts, 10c.
Boys Madras-Cloth Shirt-Waists, large
sizes, lSc.
Boys Cheviot Shrt-Waists. worth 4Oc.,
25c.
Gentlemen's Woven Cheviot Shirts,
eNtra-large size woven goods. DC.
.-Gentlemen's Percale Laundered Shirts,
Gentlemcn's Percale and Cheviot
I.aundeered Shirts, $1.25 goods, CSC, or 2
for $50
HOSIERY.
Gentlemen's Perfectly Seamless Fast
Black Half Hose. pairs for 25c.
Genuemen's Perfectly Seamless Mixed
Half Hose, &C., or pairs for 25c.
ladies Absolutely Fast-Black Hose,
LADIES' Seamless Absolutely Fast-Black
Hose, 15c. ones, 10c.
ladies, :, Tans and States. fast cOlOrs
Ladies' 1'nk and Light-Blue Fast-Col-
ored Hose. Toe.
Misses SEAMLESS Tan Hose, to 81.
Ladies' Ribbed Vests, 1Oc. ones. 4c
apiece.
Ladies' Black SILK Mitts, 15c. kind, 1Oc
Ladies' Black silk Jersey Mitts, PC.
Ladies Black SILK Jersey Mitts extra
heavy. S5c. quality, 2lc.-they are extra
long.
Ladies' Black Silk Belts, black buckles
25c. quality. l5c
Ladies' Black silk Belts. large silver
buckle, SOC. j. what they charge in other
stores. 23c.
Ladies' Light-Blue. Card, and Navy
silk Belts, &c. quality, l5c.
Fly-Netting. IA wide. &C. yard.
Crnoline Stifenins for Mutton Sleeves.
Sc yard.
White Null Caps. 10c. These goods will
not last long at the prices named. so don't
delay. a word To the wise is sufficient.
LOUIS NACHMAN.
1853 east Main.
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zoe. Each.

organdy waists-some at less than cost
Sheer India Llnon Waists. bishop
sleeves, pleated ruffie. collars, Guns, and
jabeau, S9c. each-a regular 75c. value.
Very Sheer Null Waist. Swiss embroid-
cry, pleated ruiiies, collars; Guns, ana
jabeau, SOC. each-a regular u value.
Round-Yoke Waist. ruffie around yoke
and over sleeves, pleats and cambria
Fine Null Waist. embroidered null
ruffic. collar. and cape. pleated BACK ana
front, 81; other styles. N.Zo, sloo' |i'0'
and 81.
COMMENCEMENT JEwELRY.
Jewelry for Commencement Gifts. Jew
elry for Commencement wear 1e"ehS
for Meyers little prices. IT,, ~,
Silver Chain, Belt, and Buckles, &C.
100 that have been &C 49,,
Silver Plated Belt Buckles. 4sc
Silver-Filgree Belt Buckles, Toe:
Richmond Souvenir Spoons (Stampeu
Sterling). 2Sc - le,,n,nod
Sterlingl, 10 and 2c. ca.
Sterling Silver and Enamel but'oh-'''0'
Sterling Silver Button-Sets, $40.
Pearl button Shirt-Waist Studs, 2Sc.
set
Sterling Silver love-Buttoners. 2c.
Sterling Silver Umbrella Clasps &c
Sterling Silver Chased Thimbles. -.
Sterling silver Side Combs, 25c. eacn
Sterling Silver Hair Ornaments S9c' W
$50 ,.,..,,o,ss sa,s
Sterling silver Rihss' iuidu
25c. .oo na,r
ladies' Sterling silver uff-ButtonS' &C
Cut.Stsel Neck-Buckles, 30 and toc.
pearl-Head Lace Pins, Sc. dozen.
Large Pearl Head Hat-Pins, &c
i4-Karat Rings. 81, $50. and ~
ANOTHER SPECIAL PURCHASE OF
MATTINGS
will 20 on sale this week Tor .ne nrse
time It's 100 rolls Of Fine warp Searhless
Mattincs at II 1-2c. yard. the quailly ..
which was not exceeded during our efea'
April sale.
BLACK DRESS GOODS.
rar,,c,,larly suitable for the summer:
XII now ON sale at Meyers, the blacK OF
1htcb arc all guaranteed not to stain or
turn. ~
Atwood Albatross. 25c.
All-Wool Betiste DOC.
Silk-Warp Batiste. 81:
Silky Warp Eudora, 81 30.
Wool Nuns Yelling. 1c.
hll-WCol Lightweight Tricot. zoe.
Aii-WooI Ladies Cloth. 81 l-2c;
Also. Il pieces All-Wool English Hen-
r,otta. IS inches wide-l0 inches wider than
The usual half-dollar goods-for sc
yard.
S72o,<o-H- fit &E2soNM
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$50, -n with Wash Goods.
fy'@I orrandy Lawn, white grounds
,.-.I Chaues. cream grounds and
.r.t u.mt,es. white grounds, 12l9c.
Yard.
I.. N'uHs in pink, lilac, lgbt-blue'
... Dob grounds. jc. yard.
Persian Muus white grounds, lovely
.r. obs, l-3c.
...-... Tissues. dark grounds, small
caake cloth, a lovely fabric
-rs Tunjs. beautiful styles, SIC.
re.-uue Prints. which sell all over
r. .r.n. absolutely fast black. sheer
..- ... l-.c. would be cheap for them,
..' t.. have dropped 10 s l-3c.
..r..k "a biz lob In Fast-B Black Plaid
'. some worth l2ls and l5c, they are
...- .r. trr l-2c. ward.
n, I.tteI Aiuiis in different style
H.. Barred Dotted Mulls. beautiful
s- ..i quality. 9izc.
.tt puch~ssc. magnificent styles
rings 2nc quality, l2lsc.
". ..i.. .ther large purchase OF
Willie India Lu1ns i'm remnants. run
-l lr ya-is. and you buy them for
...y cents on the dollar:
80 quality for DC. yard-they are
--c. quality for 6hc. yard-they
quality for nc. yard-they
@
-. quality for S1-Sc. yard-they
..L
quality for 1Oc yard-they are
lovely.
-.- this India Linon Sale, If you
EI regret t.
r. ..clk Na.nsOok, satin stripe. 10c.
"... Check Nainsook. satin barred,
-. l quality you ever bought or We
r,l &c. yard.
Webster Check NainsoOk. they are the
.-- ..I every dry goods house charSca
t.r tAem-Our price this week IS
e. BEST Absolutely Fast-Black Saline
LOUIS NACHMAN,
1920 cast Main.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-03

5000 Real japanese Fans at &c.
one Case Parchment Fans, &C.; really
worth lOc.
30 new pieces 5-4 Table Oil-Cloth, white.
marble, and colored, l5c.
Large Bottle Household Ammonia for
7c., or bottles for 20c.
. Tetlow's Swansdown, with Bottle OF EX-
tracts, Sc. Just half-price
5000 Pairs Ladies' Hose. in black, cardi-
nal, navy, brown. and cream, at &c.
800 yards Basting Cotton, lc.
IS dozen Mems Balbriggan SHIRTS, the
35c. kind for 2lc.
42 dozen Mems SOC. Balbriggan Shirts
and Drawers, this week 25c.
Another lot Is dozen Mems Peppereli
Jeans Drawers, l9c.
rs dozen Mems Unlaundered White
Shirts. made with double front and back,
yoked and patent gussets, bosom OF 400
linen. and at S9c. they are great value
Sizes IL to II. ,,,
and Percaie Shirts at CSC. Fully worth
40 pieces Simpsons Black and White
Mourning Calicoes, the regular Sc. goods
at sc. -,,. c,. an,
Fine Plaid Black Nainsook honestly
worth l5c., but we smash prices, so these
go at Sc. ., .,,t.
Madras Cloth. the 15c. grade, goes this
week at SIC. Beautiful styles.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-03
M]77ELDOBRER,S
JUNE BARGAINS.
SPECIAL Low PRICES
EVERY DEPARTMENT.
COMMENCEMENT GOODS,
WHITE GOODS,
WASH FABRICS,
LACES, RIBBONS, GLOVES.
Our Stock Is Too Large and Must Be Sol,
PRICE NO OBJECT.

WHITE GOODS OF all kinds at SOC. on the
DRESS GOODS almost given away.
BAMBOO PORCH CURTAINS at Sl.5O, Sl.55,
and 80 worth double the money.
BLEACHED AND UNBLEACHED COTTONS
AND SHFETING at less than Wholesale prices.
FRENCH ORGANDIE IN % different styles
at pc. for this week. former price 4Oc.
WASH SILKS at Soc. Tor this week, price else
VIZ" SO pieces WHITE FRENCH oRGANDIEs Just
received a: 12lh. IL. 20. - 3'l5c., and 4Oc. All
"V ~ ~ ni Ds Of NEW IRISH LAWNS to be sold
this week az 094c. -..,,.., ,,,,..,,,,..,.
gold this week AZ 1034;. Price elsewhere l2lec.
DOTTED SWlSshS at 10, 12ls. IL. H. 20,
- and 30c. One half tho pr.ce 10 import.
80 pieces FIGURED CREPONs Mt DC. for this
week, worth l21"c. - -
Toss, HAIR OKNAMEN1s.-A new line Of the
above Just received to DO sold at low-down
prices ., ,,..->, .u,.,, l.,
figures and stripes. so much used io- shirt
Waists new line Just received at 81, D, O,
\. 10. and 12ISc These are extra values and
much below the usual prices. ,.>,,,..,,,
BARKER A BLEACHED COTTON at SEC.
The best cotton in the market for this low price.
WOOL CHALLlES at l2Ikc. reduced from
LADIES' UNDERWEAR to be sold at q great
sacrince 10 close out our stock. All new goods
FANS! FANS! FANS!
A large stock Of New Fans Just opened at low
prices.
fans e; Ic. &c.. &C., 7c. &c. lie. up to 50.
25c French Bingham at l21sc.
25c More Crepe Saline at l2i5c.
2Oc Figured India Dimty al l21sc.
Dress Gingnams at .. 6l4, o,s. and 1Oc.-
former prices 4. 10, IKE. ana 1879.
scotch Plaid Ginghams at SEC, reduced from
l2ISc.
Androscogein "A Bleached Cotton at 6lsc.
Fruit-of-the-Loom Bleached Cotton az &c.
g. ard lO-4 Beachei sheetinGs at IA, 10, Is,
and 22lSc for Utica l0-4
"A fine Brown Cotton a, 4a4c.
Best Indigo Prints at D..
MATTINGS.
We still hold first place as TO price and quail
ties on Aattings.
We have lust received direct from importers
46s new pieces OF fresh hattings at prices TO as
tonish all.
40c seamless Extra Heavy aattings at zoe
soc seamless Inserted Exra Heavy Mattings
atl5c.
A big drive in AZ pieces inserted hattings,
bought at auction, to be sold for &C. Importers
our stock Of Carpets and Rugs to be sold at
one third tho cost price.
Windov-shades at 20, 30, and 35c.
A few Rugs at 25c., regular price Zoe.
SHIRT-WAISTS, SHIRT-WAISTS.
Shirt Waists at &c. so. 75c, q. si.25, ana
e1.5O. A large and complete new stock.
UMBRELLAS, PAkAs0Ls.
New goods Just opened. Gloria silk Umbrei-
las at g2c. Sold as other stores as bargain
for S1.25.
Fancy Parasols ss reduced prices Give Us .
look and We know you VIII buy.
D. 4 E. MITTELD 0RPER,
sl7 EAsg BROAD s1nksn
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Oriental Lace. 3hc. to 81 yard.
Point D'Venice Laces, I0c. to So a
yard.
Venice Laces. 10c to 81 25 yard.
Venice Insertions. &c TO 81 a yard.
Oriental Insertions. II To- PC.
SILK Chantilly Insertions for China Silk
Dresses, IL to 2jc
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COMMENCEMENT RIBBONS

COMMENCEMENT RIBBONS.
Cream and White Satin. all-silk
No. 5--Sc.; No. 7-l0c.; No. 9-i2hc.;
No, i@.2oc,. No. 22-25c.; No. sO-sOc.;
Cream and White MORE, all-silk:
No. Sc; No. 7-lOc.; No. 9-15c.: No.
R-2Oc: No. 1G-25c. No. 22-29c.
Cream and White Gros-Grain, all-silk:
No. l2-l0c.: No. 16-12hc. No. 22-15c.
yard.
Cream and White Sash Ribbons:
9-inCh- wlde MORE, 81 yard.
ll-inch-wide Moire Satin Edge. 81 yard
9-inchwide Gros-Grain, 81 yard.
COMMENCEMENT GLOVES.
white silk Gloves. double-tlpped fingers.
Ladies' White SILK Mitts. 25c.
Long White Evening Mitts. SOC.
White Wash ChamOis Gloves. 75c.
White Dressed Biarritz Gloves, 75c.
White Cndressed MOusquetaires, 81.
Children's White SIX Mitts, % and l5c.
Children's White silk Gloves. 33c.
COMMENCEMENT FANS
one Of Meyers most famous depart
ments.
Children's Whit, Feather Fans, 12c.
tiN > w ullt " ais, pdiUNtu SOC
Child's Paipt,, "cs Pans, &c.
Ladies Whit -. Gilt Empire Fans,
39c
Morcellne silk Fans. dainty painting
white sticks. 35c.
China-Silk Fans. all white or dainty
color paintings. all white sticks-a beau
tiful assortment-50c.
Spangled and Painted China-Silk Fans,
7Jc
Soud-Cream and White Large SILK and
GauZc Fans. 81. 49, 80
Elegant Painted Vienna Fans, $3.50. 81.
Elegant White CoQue and Ostrich-Tlp
Feather Fans. s. and $50.
COMMENCEMENT HOSIERY.
Pure White Fine Gauge Seamless Hose.
cream Dropstitch Lisle-Thread Hose
50c , Hasa tnc
white Pleated silk Hose. 81.
Dropstitch silk White Hose, u pSir'
COMMENCEMENT WAISTS.
Pure White Mulls. Lawns. India lAnons'
s22e.ye1S- G~ SSAso0&
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, Almostevery household
is discussing what some
! member shall wear at the
! ncar-to-hand school COM
5 mencement. Meyers, TAX
{ inc time by the forelock,
, have prepared great as
{ sortments of all necessi-
: ties for the occasion and
! commence the sale Mon
) day. Don't you think you
: will get more for your
!, money from a store that
prepares for such an occa-
sion than from one that
only keeps a haphazard
stock Of such goods
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-03
CONFINEMENT SILL

Al s-l!d cream and Whites
EN- wash Habitat Silk. 39c.. regular
PG.r.A wide Wash Habutai. 59e.. regu-
Ia ,-.ce 8.
rtlyh china SILK. 75c.
stN-h China SIX, soc.
irca Double Warp Surah Silks, zoe,
t.nu- stripe China Silks. 81.
Iry.alei Sstius. sec. worth Sl.2j.
I'D crepe Di Chine. 39c.
Xxx and Cream-White Satins. 60c.
C-am Sirah silks. &c.
C-.av SIX Spau6!ed Net, $50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-03

Meyers are springing
into a wide business life.
Its extension is seen
daily. The movement is
too strong to be stayed.
AS a business grows its
expenses do not increase
in anything like same pro-
portion, and it is by rea-
son of "large returns" and
not by sticking on the
profit that Meyers bu-
siness keeps growing.
Come when you will
you can always find bet
ter and superior values
here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-03
U,HE TRAINING. SCHOOL OF THE

HNHE VRAlNlNG-SOHOOl VI LIE
i KINDERGARTEN ASSOCIATION OF Balti-
more Is ready 10 receive Applications Tor the
yeIr beginning Octooor. 1854 Comprehensive
advantages 20 those desiring u complete course
For particulars apply TO Hiss CAROLINE NJ Z.
HART, Director OF Training school: No. La
fayette avenue, or to Mrs HENRY WOOD, No.
2l26 Oak street, Baltimore, Nd.
my 12-2aw4w'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-03
EDUCATIONAL.

MISS ELLETT'S PRIMARY AND
WI INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL FOR GIRLS,
100 east Grace street will begin the LAST
WEEK IN SEPTEMBEh. Believing that In
every work the beginning Is the most i'm or-
tant part, Miss Elicit will give most careful At
tontion to young children With the exception
OF Miss Howard. who will take school near
Baltimore Miss kett will be assisted By the
teachers already connected with the school In
addition to these there Will be two special teach
ers- one IN history and the other Ia the art OF
expression. Besides the English course Latin.
French, German, aud Physical Culture Will be
taught The kindergarten will begin the isr
OF OCTOBER. In both departments the school
will be limited. 10 3-Su. W eSSu
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COMMENCEMENT FLoUNCINGs.

Movers have on sale about the only as
srunaut 81 HcmStitched and 'Scalloped
E~lr..dsr.l Swiss FlounCings.
Inches wide. at 75c.. 81. and SIPS a
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Very Fine Quality Satin Plaid White
Goods, real value. &c
Removal Price, Toe. a yard
Extra Quality Black organdie. with
satin stripes.
Removal Price. i0c. a yard.
gross Buttermilk Soaps cakes In .
box.
Removal Price. aoc. n box
Jerseys. or course. they are out %
style, but We want to sell everything II
possible. before We move: they sold for
from soc. to $40.
Removal Price, Sc.
Hoopskirts must go. too--oniy about half
a dozen here--they were 75c.
The biggest Laco-Curtaln bargains
ever heard OF.
Jaconctto Lawns In the very prettlest
styles imaginable.
Removal Price, iec. yard.
The $50 Quality Figured raffeta SILK
in a number OF styles.
Removal Price. 7sc. yard.
One and a half yard square, best
quality knotted Bslitringed Chenille
Tabie-Cover-lovely pattern.
Lovely Striped Nelyets. all colorlngs.
real value $50 yard.
Removal Price. l5c. a yard.
A large line OF Linen Lap-Robcs: soma
extra nice Ones-iargc size
Removal Price 0oc, each,
We will move TO cur new store August
i0th-l03 east Broad street, next corner
ISAAC SYCLE & CO..
(Note locationJ
800 east Broad street, next corner First.
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III rGrner wenkewiI@ veyouna ol
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-03
TO CLOSE OUT
THE TWO COUNTERS
OF
BOYS SPRING SUITS
we have divided the entire stock mto
TWO SEPARATE LOTS.
N.9S EACH.
TO CLOSE OUT

contains every Boys suit In the house
a. 20 TO IS. IN sizes to Is years, for
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-03
rI,HE RELYlDERE SCHOOL AND

NNHE BELNIDEKE SCHUUL AND
i KINDERGARTEN. located on Floyd ave-
nue., will DO reopened next SEPTEMBER. Miss
Robinson viii be associated WITH Mrs. Albert c.
Bruce in the school, and Miss Stevenson Will
continue 20 have charge Of the kindergarten.
Other particulars 10 be announced shortly.
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