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whether by direct assessment or. bonds.
In regard TO the sale OF school lands
now belonging 10 the district and now
unavailable.
In regard 10 the purchase OF land aa-
joining the Garfield school elite.
PASADENA AT LA FIESTA.
II seemed az il the whole OF Pasadena
turned out to attand the opening cele-
bration OF la fiesta at Los Angeles today.
The place had decided Sunday APP
psarance, everyone who had an oppor-
tunitv attending the gala week opening.
Both the Santa Fe and Terminal roads
did a rushing business. The Santa re
alone cold over 500 tickete, while the
total ran up Ia the nsighborhood OF 1900.
Or. +. M. Radebaugh left this morn
ing for an extended visit to New YORK
city. He will not return before fall.
The concert given at the Painter last
evening under the auspices OF the Con-
gregational church was very enjoyable
event. The programme was we'll eelect-
cd and rendered.
A lodge OF the Royal Arcanum was
instituted last night, with the following
list OF officers: S. r. Lippincott. G.. r.. ;
H. H. HITLER, V. r.; John I. Buchan-
an, G. o.; George Durrell, 2. r.; IL.
w. Hines, G. c.; f. II. Heydenreich,
@. g.; Walter Wotkyns, G. T.; 7. Hob
son, 6. 9. Gus Alden, o. @.
A party composed OF Henry Heaton,
]. A. Shellharner and MIR. Jones. left
this morning for a TWO months' trip
through Inyo county and vicinity. They
have complete camping outfit, with q
large store Of provisions, and expect to
have fine trip. The party take dry
washing outfit with them and will keep
q sharp lookout for loose gold.
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cadets, r. J. Phillips, princi ta; Ann street, 25O
cadets, Mr.. II. A. White, principal.
Nntn Ward SchoOls.-brto street. 1J9 ca
detsi brs, Lizzie Henry, prlncipal; Macy
st Get, l25 cadet, Mary H. Mcdonald. ptinci-
pal; Uornwell street, OF cadets, Kate MaCar-
thy, prlnciI Iai; first sLrcet, 70 cadeta. Marie
MntdocA, ineipal Los Angles Normal, $50
cadets, e. I. Pierce, principal.
The line OF march will he az follows;
Toe head of the procession will nova prompt
ly at 0 o clock a. m. fr m the corner OF Filth
and M in streets, thence to First street, thence
to spring STREET, thence 10 Third street, thence
to broadway, thence 10 Seventh stfeet, thence
10 llil ttteet, thence to Fifth street, thence to
Oilvr. thence to Eighth street, thence 10 the
sevehth-street power house OF to Spring street,
as the commanders Cf divisions IN n direct
Inc First Dt,ision, including the Los Angeles
nigh sehooi cadets, Ike business College ca.
dels, Santa Monies, DOwuey and other school
cadets, w.i' form on Main street., between Fifth
ana sixth, with the right resting OH Fifth
STR ct.
The Sc ,ond Division, including Inc schools of
the First and Second wards, will form on sixth
street, between Nam und Los Angelef, with the
right resting on Main street
Ine third division, including the schools of
U Ihrd, Forth and Fifth wards. wi form
on SIKH street, bet cen spring aud Broadway,
with the right sting on oprin< street.
Tha fourth division. itciuding the schools of
tho sixth, Seventh, Eighth aud Ninth wards
snd Normal school cudsia. will fovfn on Spiing
street between fixth aiia Seventh, with tne
right resting on Six h street.
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CAN BERNARDlNo.

Tho Educational Exhibit at tho Midwiu-
ter Fair-Notss.
SAN BERNARDNo, April 10.-County
Superintendent Beattie is from time TO
time supplementing the educational
exhibit of San Bernardino county at the
midwinter fair. The latest shipment is
an admirable display ci geography work
prepared under the supervision OF Miss
Esther Ogdeu, who has charge OF that
department. In the San Bsrnardino
grammar school. This work is intended
to illustrate in q general way the plan
OF work in the schoolroom, which em-
braces study OF the countries, inhabi-
tant5, religions, plants and animals OF
the world.
Another interesting feature of the ex-
hibit is a model OF the San Bernardino
valley by the principal, Robert York.
1t is SKA feet in size, made of cement. on
q regular school modelling table. Ii is
very valuable, not only to exhibit but
also in the school. 1t gives mountains in
relief, with their watersheds and all liv-
ing streams; shows the sources of the
greet Bear. valley and the AEEo%thssAsa s Y SAG
glance complete conception of the to-
pogrsphy OF the country. Prof. York has
not relied alone on, the maps, but has
gathered information from other sources
in relation to the formation and water
sheds. Photographs OF this work will
be taken. "s@re. sae ,arH
eia A model OF the North American conti-
nent, showing regular class work in
this line, also accompanies the exhibit.
John Sweeney, of North Cucamonga,
died OF consumption yesterday at the
SisterH' hospital of this city. Tbs funeral
wae attended from the Catholic church
ct 10 a. m. He leaves wife and two
children.
Company E held an election at the
Armory hall last evening TO elect a
first lieutenant. II. la V. Twining was
elected. The election Was conducted by
Paymaster ]. Il. Mack.
The Riverside wheelmsn and the San
Bernardino Bicycle club will take a run
to Harlem springs next Sunday.
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cHoKED HIMSELF TO DEATH.

Solomon LandsberE Commits Suicide by
....-...-,s.- Al q n i nj i-.s.-
Solomon Lundsberg, who kept store
near Spring andoiEighth streets, COM
mitted snicide ysststday afternoon by
hanging. sIf
Landsberg had been in despondent
spirits for some time, but relatives
never dreamed that he was about to
take his life. His daughter left him
about O'Clock in an apparently well
condition. Upon her return at 5
O'Clock she found him dead in a back
room of the fruit store.
He had tied a cor0 around his neck
and to the bedpost, drawing it tightly.
Then he rolled himself off the bed and
died by strangulation.
Coroner Gates was notified and had
the body removed to the undertaking
establishment of Sharp & Samson,
where an inquest will be held this
morning at ii O'Clock.
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COURT NOTES.

Items Picked Up in Various tribunals.
A Dali Day.
Charles Mcdonald and Frank Long
we're arraigned in Judge Smiths court
yesterday and April 14th was set for
them to plead. the same order being
made in the case OF T. A. Brooks.
Motions for new trials were overruled
in Judge Smiths court yesterday in the
cases of William Smith and William
Haney, convicted OF burglary, and they
were sentenced to three years each in
Folsom.
O. H. Bolin, Swede, was adiudged
insane yesterday and committed to the
asylum at Highlands.
A petition was filed yesterday by ]. E.
Milliken and F. 7. Brady asking for let.
ters of administration on the estate of
George A. Milliken.
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A CaIifornia Rain maker.

Mr.. Baker. the rain maker from
Fresno. started in with his process to
tap old Jupiter Pldvius at Long Beach
yesterday afternoon at O'Clock. It
takes the process - hours to incubate,
20 If successful there should be down.
ponr in that part OF the country at 2
O'Clock this morning. He has been very
successful UP above, and does not charge
anything il he fails In getting rain. His
charge for rain is at the rate OF $500 per
inch,
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PROMINENT THEosoPHIsrs.
A Public Meeting to Bo Held Frida,
EtRht.

A Public Meeting to Be Held Friday
Night.
There was quite hum at Theosophi-
cal headquarters, occasioned by a visit
to this city of Mr.. William @. Judge of
New York, vice-president of the society,
Mrs. Judge, Countess Wachmeister, Mr..
E. F. Hargrove of London, DR.. J. D..
Buck of Cincinnati, all on their way to
San Francisco to attend the annual
convention of the American section of
the congress Of religions at the midwin-
ter fair. Countess Wachmeister has
just arrived from India to represent that
country.
Advantage has been taken OF the
presence in the city OF so many distin-
guished Theosophiats to hold public
meeting in Unity church Friday evening
next. VIM. Q. Judge. DIR. Buck and Mf.
Hargrove will speak on the theme: The
Aim of Life.
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WEDNESDAY.
MIGHT.

CARNIVAL NIGET.
The parade Will form on Hill street,
right resting on Eighth street, at 7.15
pm, and will move promptly at 7:4j
p'rihi The Route Of March will be the same
as on Tuesday tAiistorlcal Day.)
The directions for review to Chiefs of
Divisions and details of organization will
he the same as on Tuesday CHistorical
Day)
FORMATION OF PROCESSION.
Chief of Police and Mounted Officers.
Grand Marshal and staff.
FIRST DINIsION.-A. NJ. Peache and
aids.
J Los Angeles Military Band.
Independent Military Companies.
Legion Francafs
Garibaldi Guards.
Seventh Regiment Drum and Bugle
e.. A, seventh Regiment Broom Rangers.
Float of the Brownies.
Indian Float and Scalp Dance-lndians
Float, spanish Galleon-Escort of Clowns.
SECOND DIvIsIoN.-Henry P. Wilson,
Los Angeles Cadet Band.
FFloat, Old Mlssion-Monks as Escort
Selestial tioat-Escort Mandarins.
Prairie Schooner-Escort Miners
49er Coach-Mners as Escort
Float from San Diego.
Float from Pomona.
Float from Santa Monica,
flCat, irrigation.
Boom F'loaG-Bcomers In Hacks
Bust ed-boo1n Float
THIRD DIVISIoN.-E. w. Maxwell and
pids "e'4 anu
Busshard's Band.
Three Hundred Illuminated BICYCLES.
Eioat-I.os Angeles
EIoat-Early Mining Days.
Flioat-solid Prosperity
Float-Products.
Iloat-Patriotism.
EIoat-Chamber of Commerce
FlO2t-LOS Angeles Rusiness (so1Iaca n ~
Taily-ho ~1u
Float-Meyberg Brothers.
Float-3ob Kern
Mounted M3skers
"A. Hamburger & Sons Float.
aids. ii''iA ANU
Musso Brothers Band.
Turnverein Germania and FVoat
kofp and Float
toreSters and Float
MaccabesS and Float.
Royal Arcanum and Float
Masters Dismounted
Brothers. 'Ae Coloreu
EEiurbank Theater-"Uncle Toms Cabin"
Platoon of Police.
Inc police. Grand Marshal and s.aH
VIII form on Hill street, right resting on
l1'Shth street. The First Division will
loQrin lQi on Elghth street, west of Hill street.
Elhnt Elhnlt resting on Hill street. The Second
pivlSioh VIII form on Eighth street. east
pl n, hi1d spreet, right resting on Hill street
tpae Ihird DIVISION will form on Seventh
tlreSt: west of Hin street, right resting
Pn Hill street. The Fourth D1visidn ywifi
l9rn on seventh street, east Of IIill street
NlSilt resting on Hill street
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Marriage LieOnsssE

Marriage licenses were issued yester-
day to the following persons:
Elmer Crawford, sged %, native of
Indiana and resident of the Needles.
and Mary j. Brown, aged %. a native OF
Illinois and resident Of Los Angeles.
Louis N. German, aged Al, and AIDE.
line La Porte, aged %, both natives Of
Canada and residents Of Los Angeles.
III. M. Newton, aged 23, a native OF
Ohio, and Ada NJ. Campbell, aged 81, q
native of Canada, both residents OF Loa
Angeles.
W. B. Knapp, aged SS, native of
New York. and Nellie E. Gilbert, aged
"a, q native of Oregon, both residents
of Los Angeles.
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LONG BEACH.

The Result OF the city EIeotion n Liable to
DO C0utsetsd.
LONG BEACH, April l0.-The election in
Long Beach Monday is q slightly mixed
concern, one of the three anti-saloon
men receiving the highest number oil
votes cast. and two OF the saloon csndi'
dates receiving the next hiGhsst number.
As there were several challenges of colo
nized voters who were not there for
their health, this. state OF affairs may
not be allowed to exist in case OF con-
teet, as 10 now talked about In the in.
terest of justice and law aud order
searching investigation should be made.
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PERSONAL.

j. P. Goytino, editor OF LIE Progress,
has returned from San Francisco.
Harry Mccarthy, managing editor of
the San Diego daily Vidette, is in the
city as special fiesta correspondent.
f. B. Dukeman. a former Angelefio
who has been absent in Chicago for over
year past, has returned to reside here
permanently.
Mrs. John Chanslor. who has been
quite i'll for several months past with la
grippe, is now convalesclug, which her
many friends will be glad to learn.
Mr. Charles Micheleon Of the editorial
staff OF the San Francisco Examiner is
in the city to see and write up la fiesta.
He 10 one OF the most successful writer's
on the coast.
W. Behrsndt, a prominent merchant
of Nogales, A. T., is here ON visit to
his brother, Q. Behrendt. He is en-
chanted with the fiesta and proposes to
stay until its conclusion.
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Board of supervtsors.

The supervisors held session yester-
day and transacted some business. NJ.
s. Wilson was appointed justice of the
peace, vice E. ]. Jones removed. The
county surveyor was instructed to eur.
vey . location for the 6padra and Coviia
road.
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1t will be an agreeable surprise to
persons subject to attacks of bilious
collie to learn that prompt relief may be
had by taking Ohamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and DiarrhoeR Remedy. In
many instances the attack may be pre-
vented by taking this remedy as soon as
the first symptoms OF the disease ap-
pear. % and 30 cent bottles for sale by
of & Vaughn, Fourth and Spring street;
q f. HeinEeman, 222 N. Main street,
druggist.
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THURSDAY

THURSDAY
CtitDREN's DAY. ,ogs,a
Chief Of Police ]. NJ Glass. ear4
Platoon of Pc ice.
DiIeotof-General Max Meyberg,
Mayor Thomas r Rowan.
Merchants Executive tlommlttee
Fiesta de Los Angeles General Committee.
City Council.
Board OF 5upsrvisors
Fire CDmml -siGnerS
70 leo COmmissiOne 8.
PARK Commissioners.
Martial Mus C.
Leroy D. Brown, Grand Marshal.
O. J. Rhodes, Chief of staff
FIRST DlVIsION.-E. K. Gates, Marshal,
:, Los Angeles Hish School,, 400 cadets, e. Y.
Gates, prineipal Business College; SANTA Mon.
lea, Downey and other Schools 800 cadets.
SECOND DIVIsIoN.-J. b. Millsrd, Marsha.
Music.
First Ward seho Dis - Hellman street. 200
cadets, Janet N. Henderson, principal; Chest
nut street., 120 oadet Mary A. Henderson,
prime pal; Gates street, liz cadets, Ella NJ.
Dixon, principal; Griffin avenue, 106 cad ts
Helen +. Hunt, principal; Hayes street, 100
cadets, &. II. Uhileote, principal; Swain street
IS cadws, Mary A. Lang, principal; Arroyo
ct eel 20 cadets, Mary Z. LeVan, prinei ohi
second Ward schools-sand street, 275 ca
dents, ]. Is. Millard, principal; Alpine street,
$50 cadats, Cora S; Slack principal; Castelar
Temple street, LOO cadets. Roe Hardenbers
principal; Casco street, 53 cadets, Mary h.
Garbalt, principal; Grafton street, % cadets
Marie Halvorsen, principal.
.THIAp DIvIsIoN.-Charles &. Ennis. mar
shal.
MGsir.
Thiri Ward schools.-spring street, $40 ca
dets, Charles l. Ennis, principal; Normal pri-
mary, 100 cadets. Fannie II. Byram, princi pal;
Fremont avenue, 100 cadets. Esther /. strauss
principal; Union avenue, 80 cadets, +. w. stein,
principal.
Fourth Ward schools-Sixteenth street. $50
cadets, Bertha Il. Gordon. principal; Eighth
street. 200 cadets, Eette NJ. Dick. principal
Seventeenth street, 100 cadets, Edith NJ joy,
principal; Tenth street, $50 cadets, Nellie
Seine, principal.
Fifth Ward Schools.-Thirtieth street., 200
cadets, NJ. O. Bettinger, principal.
FOURTH DIVI5ION.-Jan1esA A. Fashay, Mar
shal.
Music
Sixth Ward Schools.-san Pedro street 200
cadets, Fidelia A. Anderson, principal; santa
Fe and staunton avenue, AZ cadets, Edward
Dolland and Mary s. Murphy principals.
Seventh Ward Schools. Hewitt street. 175
cadets, Louise Williams, principli Ninth
street. 140 cadets, Emma A. Handutte nrinci-
pal; seventh stree, 80 cadets, Mary E. Foy,
principal.
Eighth Ward sehools.-Amelia street, 355
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druggist.

See Maier & Zobelein Brewery's Book
beer sign. a-ra-boom.de.ay. High
est quality.
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La Fiesta
de Los Angeles.
CIRCULAR ORDER.
HEADQUARTERS GRAND MARSHAL,
Los Angeles, April S, 1894. :

The several parades of La Fiesta to be held Tuesday,
Wednesday and Friday April 10 and 49, will be gov
erned by the following general orders:
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713 SOUTH MAIN ST.

fo whatp
afflicted
A
PRyATE NERVOUS
1000 n Los Angeles
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Enjoy yourself at reas enable rates and dine
at the NAdeau 0afe
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ANDROSCOGGlN ana BAkhEh IL
FRUIT or THE LOOM Bleached Cot
FARMERS' CHOICE A Bleached Cot
ton H6 4 S MF:N T2rin Il Il Blcachea Cotton
UTfCA iO-i Bleached sheetng at 22i5c.-
the LOWEST price ever reached
COEONET Fine Cambria at bAc.
BERKI.EY "A Cambria at &C., worth
CONSTABLE A Cambria at s'4c. The
lowest price on record, -. Ar
and C.. worth 6. Z, 8. 9. and loc.
INDIGO Prints-new fan styles-at 4,ac..
the best goods, worth l-3c;
NEW FALL PRINTS-cholcest styles
'' sew STYLE FALL DRESS GOODS
Just Tsey saR St ysry n %avyP rGfs Black
Drown. and Green, at ., 30. o., and i0c.,
Tor goods worth 40, 30. 60, and zoe.
READY-MADE SHEETS AND PILLOW
Sheets. Pillow--Cases. and Bolsters read,
made AT cost of material. Three cases Of
Piliow,Cases at s. 10. 12is. and i5c.. worth
y; sis s $. 5. 3. and lo4 at 49, q, 50. and
c9 He4 0s ipdSed Sheets and Prow-Cascs
double the money.
Buttermilk Soap at &c. FOR DC.
5-4 Table Oilcloth. best goods. at 16 2-Sc.
per yard. New goods.
New Hosiery in Fast Black anu Colors
~ UMBRELLASl UMBRELLAS!
For 93c. an All-Silk Gloria, Paragon
SILK UMBRELLAS at 81, N-2J. 80
g. and g. from the Great Trust Sale,
worth double the money.
Now Is THE TINE TO BUY
FLANNELS! FLANNELSi!
white Red. Blue and Gray Flannels
from the recent large auction sales in
NV York 10 he sold regardless OF value
A &c. White Flannel At Il lie.
A 40c White Al Flannel at 2Qc.
A Doe. White A Flannel At 25c.
4 SOC Red Twilled Flannel at &c.
\ soc Blue Twilled Flannel at 22c.
a Coo. Blue Twllled Flannel at PC.
Blankets from the same sales at sacri-
Canton Flannels at :. 6 IA, 8, and &c.:
last years prices 8. u l-2 -, and zoe.
Come to this Great Closing Sale at
NTTTELDORFERS,
217 east Broad street.
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First GrcatSaleU NeWTariff


From the great flannel suction saie
where Que million dollars worth OF mao
nels were fold I'm eight hours al Iets snSn
oost 10 produce. Meyers were only hfcn-
rond retail n,srchaots present. WeoHer
what we bought this week.
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= pieces Of the newest ALl.-WOOL
DRESS GOODS. mixtures. IS inches-a
true SOC. value
PRICE HERE, 3)c. YARD.
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MeYers' CARPET Trade Sale


Has Knocked the Ilrs from
Under nj Former iriccs-its
the Greatest Success 81 The
\ aar
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POrtiereS.
Nalun. NOW
Value. Now.
FLOP OIL Cloth and LilcltumS.

t-ff~rus. Islands 50, .oc. lsc. sc. 20
. r...fus 81 and 5-l, n'c. -'o- So y9'
O..l Linolc..m, NC. J';2c' 80 9u'
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In TABLE LINENS, NAPKINS. and
TOWELS we have some excellent values.
l0O dozen large TOWELS. size Ext
PRICE. &c. EACH.
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Wonderful Are the
ChaDges in Prices

Made by the newly passed Tariff
Bill. Fee tho effect on Our New
Dress Goods.
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tbs best Feather Tick made, md goods
Won have never bought under @oc.
lancaster and Amoskcag Apron cling
hams large and small plaids, all coiofs'
Arlington Dress Ginchams ia all OF the
LATEST IAN shades and styles. The same
GOODS Won paid noe. for last y ar. You set
them from US now a Ga.
Outing Cloth for shirts $0-inch WI
GOOD quality. You would call IL cheap a.
Sc. hut We sell It at o. -. lc..,o,o, q.
Prints We VIII sen at &C, but they are
We have jlat received two cases eco
7.yr,A Ladies Fancy Drop-Sutch Hose.
,~ta,- were mad TO sell at Toe. but We
closed the lot, and give them TO you II
one lot Ladies Fast-Black Fun Seam
Toss Hose az Joe. GU always Pay 1-'2c'
for the same thing.
o... Tot Indies F'aucy-Border Scalloped-
r-l-- Iandkerchiefs The resuiar zoe.
.rr.l.. 1ut Nc viii 81 them for l0c. as
r5ittrrmilk Sgep. &C. q cake, or for aoc;
DouDl.-PlrDs Curling Irons, large anu
Sinsl prong Curling Irons &c, or for
swauslown. pin, and white. &c.
Best English Pins. g..
Coarse ana Fine Combs SC. each.
ChiIIrcu's Back Combs &C.
. Crochet Ne .lea. &c. -.,,,re.
A.-Snk windsor Ties have been Selling
,u the e.oe1u for osc. You get your pick
Ia clos. them at &c.,. or for PC.
geauuf. line OF Mems Fall NecKWear
az 25c. Looks a. well ana VII wear IS
II AS anything You pay o'c' lor'
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Many Lovely Garments in Our Cloak
Department

Newest cut IN COVERT CLOTH
CLOAkS. extra length. There ore nifty
OF these garments. We won't be able 10
get them later. 90 select now. You can
have them laid aside, II you wish.
PRICE, 50.
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PROPOSALS..

COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA,
OFFICE OF SuPERlNTENDENI DEM,
OF PUBLIC PRINTING.
RICHMOND, VA, September Z, 1891.
CiEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE
y received at this ONCE until IL n. OF
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 20. 1891,
for PRINTING. BINDING, RULING.
SC. for the state or virginia ior one
Printed schedules showing in detail the
c,assifcations will DO furnished on appli-
catior 10 bidders, on which all bids Will
be required to be made.
Contractors will be required to enter
into bond with security. TO be approved
Nv the Secretary OF the Commonwealth,
for the prompt and faithful execution or
their contracts. ,,
The right Is reserved OK releciins any
or ali bids. and the work will be awarded
in such lots or portions as the Superin-
tendent may deem proper.
J. II. OBANNON, -
Superintendent Of Public Printing.
. % s-Su W&Fst .-.-t.-..
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A,Man's UnIaundered Shirt,

Bosom 50 inches long.
rack and front reinforced.
Paten. sewcG n gusses
Warranted perfect ntI 6 sizes,
Sleeves Of full length, just 89c
Oversize. SILK suspenders, wire
buckle. isc
Heavy Mixed FOX. seamless. &c
ANY shsue rOur-Plv Collars, sc
Canton Flannel Drawers. double seat. %;
Light six Imperial Ties, best &c, lsc
Mems six Carriers, Isc
Soane sizes SOC. Drawers, S3c
Dark SOC. Fourth Hand Ties. &c
Laundered fcTcsIe Shiris. 81 brand, tf
Kew Silk Scars are IN. Our 2jc. Rlno
are Ike most stores JCc ones. Come and
see them.
Mems n erustitched Cambria Hand
kerchiefs, DC
Hemstitched Purs Linen Hspdker-
chiefs, lzTc
Solid Color English Seamless Sox. lSc
Mothers Friend shirt waists. for
boys, genuine Percale. Numbered
and unlsupdered---s great, big
purchase. They were '5c. and 81,
now DOC
Heavy Percale Waists. pleated back
and front. osc
Calico Shirt Waists, Bizss and6 70
Heavy Calico Waists, well buade, 2oc
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All OF which ware bought since
the new tariff brought prices
down. every piece fast color.
let Black,
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DOneSticS.

Meyers have started in with Bar
gains before other stores are aware
that fall is here
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DRESS GOODS.
BLACK DRESS GOODS.

Our BLACK GOODS DEPARTMENT
speaks volumes In the way Of pretty
4s-inch ALL-WOOL BLACK HEN
OUR PRICE. NC. YARD.
3s-inch ALL-WOOI. HENRI ETA, real
value G0c.--OUR PRICE, n l-Se. nAksD;
Ss-inch BLACK HENRIETTA. soc.
grade OUR PRICE. Dc. YARD.
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Table Covers.
Infants Wool SaCqGsS.

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find Knit. co.osed border, az. 90
.t. Pattern Border, 3Vi' ~
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-..I rntteru, hand made. %
l.., ltlxed. Hand Knit, "
-..r Drr.sI. Cd ny. leo
-tr tmbloior:ed Flannel
.r.4.fs, loV ~
.IF stitched FLANNEL
...,... 25c
I'D. '-..l,,.a,sTnc. Collars. H. 81
..,.-.te,,y sailor collars, &C. l5c
-..... t-..frofi.-,. collars. tHr. q,
...I.iudetcd Mul Ties, 10. l0o
down Tam o>1anteT
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Linen Art Fringe in any color you want
and in mixed colors, 7c. yard.
All Domestic Goods az the very lowest
possible price. ., =,
37-sc. You have paid Sc. for IT,. .,..
See the Yard-Wide Androscogsia
Bleached Cotton, $3.50.
IO-4 Brown Sheetins at i4c. yard.