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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-24
State Republican Club.

Grea; prepare tons. are being made
all over the state 10 attend the m eiinR
Of the state Republican club at Port.
land, May y. Arrangements have
been made with the Southern Pacifi
for q special rate Of one and one-tbiTd
fare. When the tickets to Portland
are purchased at che regular rate the
purchaser requests the ageut t. give
him a certificate. This certificate is
handed to Secretary II. L. Wells, Of
the Il ate club at Portland, who cunt
eFsigns II. The holder Is then entitled
10 purchase q return ticket at one
third fare on the day after the metting.
This rate applies to visitors az well as
dele yates and the secretary will
countersIgn the tickets Of all visitors.
This should assure large attendance
from Eastern Oregon. Every club In
this county should elect foil set Of del
egates aud If they can not attend they
can send proxy by some one who is
going either froun that club or some
other, and thus the club can receive
credit for being r, pre- ,ented. Upwards
Of 300 delegates have already been
elect. d. A register of the Republican
party ia Oregon Is being compiled by
the secretary which will contain the
names properly arranged Of all dele
gates TO the various state club meetings,
to the state club convention. members
Of the state and county central COM
mlttees, nominees for state, county
and legislative offices, and others who
have been and are active working Re-
publicans In all sections Of the state.
II will be the roll Of honor Of the party
and will serve to stimulaee pride and
enth usIasm In its achievements. The
work OF organizing new clubs aud put
ting old ones on more permanent
basis Is progressing all over the state,
and before the next campaign opens
the Republican party will be better
organized than ever before.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-24

hsmembeF that on the s1cumiou
which starts from Rsed's Opera iuuus
Friday evening, April 2eth, There Viii
be intTodueod 100 nsalislic photographs.
fofclnR upon lhe tours, more iully thr
truths oonlAlned in lhs description OF
che Tou,s Oyer which you travel, ln.
oludinH many polnls ~ lntsfesl Ia aud
about the Natioan, De- Grant vii
spssk " WTsoh, RuIn aud aTl 10 Rln,s,
% an evening 10 the rnlss houss
uadsr lbs auspices " tho \, pso 4,
of lhs liapilsi ahafoh,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-24
Have you read
DeemSter and the
Bondman by Hall
Game? At Dear
born's Circulating
Library, Ioc.
PERSONALS.


Attorney Wright, Of Albanv, was in
the city today.
Prof Wehrkscbul took the train for
Portland today.
J. l.. Mitchell IL confined 10 his home
owing 20 q slight Illness.
John Phillips. editor Of the Pacific
Journal, returned Ilwaco today.
Banker A. Bush transacted b dn ess
Ia Portland today, going down this
morning.
Mr. aud Mrs. Murray Gilbert re-
turned today from short visit with
friends at WoodburG.
M. j. Shields and Charles w. Shields,
OF Moscow, Idaho. were registered at
the Willamette today.
A. NJ. Toy, brakeman on the South
ern Pacific yard engine, went TO Port
land on the afternoon local.
Senator J. A. Dawson, who has been
in the city for few days, returned to
his home at Albany this morning.
Attorney George @. Bingham went
70 Portland on the lao local, where he
has business before the circuit court.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. SullIyen. OF Mil
City are visiting Ia salem, and Mr. Sui
ivan report times much improved on
the o. r. road,
Mrs. NJ. y. Skin aud Miss Eta Cal
vert went TO Portland on the steamer
Altoona this morning where they will
visit with friends
Willie. little son Of Rev. w. q. Kant.
neF. went TO Corvallis on the morning
local. After 4 short visit with friends
be will return overland
State Superintendent q. NJ. Irwin
returned this morning from Eastern
Oregon where he has been conducting
Institutes for the past two weeks.
Col. \. V. Drake, who has been se.
cured by the State 10 assist Ia defend.
iug the State Ia the suit Of the Raft
road commission for wages alleged IA
be due, came up fom Portland on the
liil7 local,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-24

We also beg TO call attention of the
council to the fact that Architect Pugh
does Hot claim 10 bis report that the
building Committee was ever consulteu
in rig ard TO any Of these chsnges re-
ported by him except the change ID
foundation walls.
We consider that iu ordering tbee
reported rhspges without consulting
the building committe, Architect Pugh
has exceeded his authority and ha-
violated the spirit Of his contract WITH
the city and laid himself open to just
criticism and reprimsnd by the COUNCIL
THOs HOLMAN,
w. F. RIGDON,
Committee on City Hall.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-24
Children Cry for
Pitchers CastoYla.
RIVER NEWS.

The river is now on y staudstill reg
isleriug 8 q feet above low water mark.
Steamer AltonA left for Portland at
TA6 u. IA. with a good load Of freight
aud several passenger.
'fhe little Alioe A continues 10 make
her daily trip between salem aud
lndspondenoe, She reaches Salem
abou, 9asO O'Clock Ia the morning and
on the rvturn trip leaves for inde.
pendsnoe Al 2p m
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-24

MORE BlcYCLKs. About two weeks
ago Joseph WooaioTd Tsiiied All Eagle
Club wheel. The rsfiilng mania has
spread 10 such an extent ln this city
that town lots A. well a. large mum.
ber OF bicycles are being raiiled each
day, Some one will carry off = hand.
some Eagle Club wheel 81 Joseph
WOodioTd's, probably Thursday night
That lucky person can choose ladies
OIL geptlemAn's wheel About one.
half " the ehAnoes on a 'g6 fowlsr
have been taken Al \. l.. Jones the
o0nisolloner Wheels are bolng THiiied
~ nearly all tho cigar stores Ia town,
The famous New York ios cream IL
served NJ hifong's restaurant lhls 500.
uOn With eake ~ 10 oania.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-24
TEAS! TEAS|

Ten pdFietics al uitieP's
O'id CENT GrOceFD. Prices
2Jc, 3Oc, fOc, 5Oo, 0Oc, 15c
AMI SLy5. Each me best
I0F me price.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-24
NV ADyfRUstafsTs.

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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-24
Children Dry for
Pitchers Cast0Tla.


Ths motto ~ OahioInla means. /
haFs fnund a. oRly ln ihe lsnd VI
sunshine, y heN ing oFauEr. lemon
olive ~ Aud HAAS blgalu Rnd upfn.
sud "a iAelT Highest pelrUllnu ln uAd.
elnief Afs ihe hrlp8 spd Epm mund.
ihRl as usfd lp lhsi p'fasauf Wmrdy
hlT Az infoai sud luug iIuuhhs
SANTA Ahlf ihs Illsf N paushs
~ lhniA eua e4NsuWl llVn. luuu q
~ ~ hsNs hssn snlalnlsa sssnls
90 lhg fslaetlg Nallfafals femely
fg CAllF0RNfA car X ruRE
ihs 8nly ggsnpiafA fuF ~ oaiaggl
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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-24

II You KNEw-And could realize
that you should patronize home indus-
tries, you would forever cease sending
your soiled laundry to the sChinese
wash houses and would patronIze the
Salem Steam Laundry, where the best
of work is doue at prces within the
reach Of all.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-24

nARp Tlats snme say lhal "ilmes
srs hard ~ 10 oAks " ios, but yoi
Gao nlsli n No malisT hos hard lhp
llmss Afe, lhsy ean hs made gnsl
deal easlsl w purchasing yeuT elolhlns
a oaT slofs, hoaf mohsy slll ~
farihsg hsn lhan sny hsfe slss ,
W lDhnaan A 500,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-24

A SUCcEss.-The revival meetings
at the East Salem Evangelical church,
conducted by Rev. N. j. Bryans and
wife are meeting with good success.
They are both good takers and singers,
Rnd please the large audiences.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-24

The freshest supply of the choicest
navel oranges are to be had the surest
and sold the cheapest at BraDson
Cos, where all groceries are supplitO
fresh aud pure.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-24

To BE CLEAN.-Housekeepers like
to get of all the dirt at housekeeping
time and the way to do It is get bottle
Of amonia for 10 cents at Clark's Court
street grocery.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-24
WE WINT 10000

DeODIe to knOW ,Ce are in me
picture IrdmiHO business
dnd turn OHt fine WOrk at
reasonable prices. No Oid
DOutdinOs ShOWn, bit all
neW, cieGH ami artistic put
terms.
KELLER a. SONS,
The Farm itHre Rus Ic :.
I2O State street.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-24

When Baby was sick, we gave her CastoriA,
When she was Child, she cried for CastoriA.
When shs beaams Miss, aho chung to CastoriA
whss she bad Children, she gave them CsstsFia.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-24

Anything IN the line Of dishes, plhiu
and decorated the choicest patterns Al
racket prices. Union Bargain store,
l42 State street. % 2dlw
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-24

A good every dsy slfaw hsl iof =
ulekel ~ ths l'nion bargaip stors li2
hlsle uiFuri, Gi adlw
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-24
JOHN HUGHESl

Dealer la Groceries, Paints,
oils. window Glass, Varnishes
and The most complete stock Of
Brushes Of All Kinds Ia ihe
state. Artists N ilerials, Lime.
Hail. Cement and Shingles and
lllssl quality al GRASS SEEDS
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-24
WY 0SE TIME AND MONEY
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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-24

Ths ssalnsI 10 pop rips sud lhsl .
ihe IYssan ihnse nlrns dee, jlessy
fiss hsls $40 R'luS ilks hai sstsi ~
ihs uulUn hsrgsla elnw, ll9 sisls
s,lesi NJ Ada
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-24
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-16
HHE BON MARCHE,
7 VI y EW = ONE Z.
4O1 EAST BROAD STREE

405 EAST BROAD STREET
Special sale Of Gentiemens SOFT WORK
Ing Shirts. Fine Laundered Percale SHIRTS
Soft outing Shirts. White lnlaundereC
Shirts. Dark-Blue Working Shirts. Ligh
Coors, Fine Cheviot Working SHIRTS
Mems Fine Night Robes, Understands
Drawers, etc.
Just received another lot OF those Gle
CANT 2oc. Shirts-nOt one in the lot woftf
less than 81 lie.
Superior Pin-Striped Chevlot Shirts. 93c
Dark Working Shirts. %: 81 IL. and 45c
Outing Shirts, l5c.; Soft Fine outing
Fine White Shirts. S9c
Night Robes f9c.
Bleached Jeans Drawers, %. g. and 42c
Ladies Gauze Vest ribbon necks' only
Unbleachcd Jeans Drawers 49, q. 25
and 81 l-2c
Mems Gauze Shirts, 10, %. 81. and 45c;
Ladies' House Wrappers, well maze
Boys Shirt-Waists. made Of fine. cheyiot
&c; BOYS Waists. made of good outing
l9c. Boys Pants. 5 TO II years % 81
A., and soc.
Mosquito Netting. all colors, 45c; piece
White Mosquito Net. 4Oc. piece OF
Cotton CBird-Eye), 5Oc. for piece o
ten yards. .
BARGAINS IN FINE LINEN TOWELS
Barnsley Fine Huck Towels. 10 an'
u 1-2c..
80 dozen large Cotton Huck Towels. &c
Good Heavy Cotton Towelling, l-Zc
a yard.
Dressmakers' Lining Cambria. &C.
yard.
Fine Lisle-Thread Drop-Stitch Hose
Black or Tan, 81 l2c. pair ..
Bargains in White Bed-Spreads. 3d. SO
Zoe, and 81. -
All styles popular brand Corsets, 30
40 49, 20. 95c.. and Sl.2Q
Readings. 8. s. I, aud Sc.
Four-yard-length Velvet Binding. SC.
Best Whalebones. &c, Patent Hooks an'
Eyes, &c. a card: Bixby's. Mason.s. anC
Browns Shoe Polish Sc. bottlr' Turkish
Bath Soap. 15c. dozen; so doze' Sus
penders TO be sold at l0c pa
Envelopes and WritingPapcr reiaile'
at wholesale prices.
Remember the great sale OF Men!
Shirts at 25c. 10 commence tomorrow
MONDAY
THE BON MARCHE
i05 east Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-16
w. A. CHEATWOOD
xxx EAST MAIN STREET.

One lot Corded White Check Muslin will
go on sale tomorrow at sc. per yard.
You never In all your life bought any
thing better for 8i-3c.
White SatinSt Muslin. Go anywhers
and you are asked SC. for the same.
Here You get them az &C. ,-
One lot White Check and Striped Muslin
TO close. They sold at l2i9. 10. and zoe.
Closing price lOc. for your choice.
Solid Black Check Muslin. You never saw
anything better at l2Kc. We closed
big lot. and will sell them at sl-3c.
lind them everywhere, and IL you do
you pay l0c. for the same you can
get OF us at l-3c.
Our line OF Black Check Muslins at lOc.
is grand. and was never shown under
Plain Black India Linop we give you at
sl-3c.-fine. sheer goods.
For zoe. We give you Il Solid Black India
Linon that you won't match under l5c.
anywhere.
Plain White Victoria Lawn at Sc. You
never saw such quality for the price.
Merrimac Percales. all the latest stripes
Come and get them at Sc
Just received 100 pieces Of the best grade
Percales. In Striped and Figured, every
color you can call for. Regular WAC
Is the price We sell them at l0c.
Dotted Swiss Null. Colored Flowers ana
Stripes They were made to sell an
s l-3c. We Closed the lOt, anu tHty 70
al SC.
.Jaconets. "a inches wide Go anywhere In
the town and you pay l2,Ac. for the
same We sell at l-3c.
Solid White Duck In Stripes or Basket
Weave. You know YOU pay l2'2c. Why
10 II when we sell II at l0c.?
She. will buy Of us the same Figured
Duck. in either Light or Dark Grounds,
that you are accustomed 10 pay l2lgc
for.
Get some Of the Solid-Color Crepe Cloth
we are selling at &c. They won't last
long. They cost you loo. elsewhere.
Black Henrietta strictly all wool. Sc
inches wide. Go anywhere and you
pay soc. for IT, This lot will be sold
at 29c.
Solid Navv-Blue Henrietta, SO inches
wide. all wool. Match II IL you can
under soc. Our price is 29c.
BLACK or Navy-Blue Serge. strictly all
wool Is inches wide. Yon see the same
advertised az bargains at SIC. our
price IS 37iSc.
Black Imported All-Wool 3S-inch Henri
etta-oniy a few pieces. You never sa "
anything better for 75c. This let, as
long as Il lasts 3Tiac.
one lot Black Dress Goods 36 inches wide
Grape effect. our price 25c. Go else
where and you pay i0c. FOR no better
Solid Black Saline, with raised satin flow
err Considered cheap at 25c. This LOT
will be sold at l9c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-16
BARTLETT, GARVENS x CO.,
ID NORTH NINTH STREET.
Surgical instruments, &c.

We keep a very large assortment OF
the BEST IMPORTED ABDOMINAL
SUPPORTERS. which are unsurpassed
In construction and nj, light. durable.
and at reasonable prices. A private &C.
partment Is reserved Cor fitting and select
ing, with a lady always in attendance.
TRUSS FITTING is our speciality. We
guarantee perfect fit. end 10 hold the
ruptur. comfortably in every case we
10 hold the various forms OF hernia with
any one style OF Truss. as unbearable
pressure would be necessary 70 hold
some .Orms Of rupture. Wferein another
style would hold comfortably with very
little pressure. We carry the largest as
sortnient OF Trusses OF any house In the
country. We have had long experiences
Ia truss fitting. and always have gwen
entire satisfaction
We coniine ourselves strictly TO the
CAl.-INSTRUMENT LINE and
It's various appliances, paying close at
tcntion TO this special line of business 10
the advantage OF our customers. giving
them the benefit OF a large stock OF
superior goods TO select from, never be-
fore seen In the city.
Full selection OF RUBBER GOODS at
fsrI syringes' Hot-W ser Bottles. lee
Caps, Nasal and Throat Sprays. Air Pill
lows. Invalid Cushions. Bed-Pans. tri-
nails. &C., of Soft Rubber. Crutches.
Shoulder Braces. and Orthopedical Appli..
Elastic y knss Ssps He ana
Ing Dornes and Conversation Tubes for
the deaf. Medical Batteries for home
treatment. and ell modern Surgical Ap'
plhucee. ep as-ouss
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-16
GOld-BriCk Parker.
The celebrated mining operator is

The celebrated mining operator is gone, bUi Mn ~
q "a can reimburse himself If he will
come down and invest in few of the bona fde BARGAINS
on sale here Below mentioned few prices that WI
prevail at my store till the lots sold out MY stock
complete every particular and prices lower than the lowest
Every one seems satisfied with my method of doing business
Goods marked in plain figures price to all BRING back
anything not SATISFACTORILY matter if it is half AT
yard of rbbonand get other goods money as you Ike
Give me TRIAL and see if do as | advertise.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-16
THE ]. WRIGHT COMPANY
INCORPORATED,
TOBACCO MANUFACTURERS.


NEW ENGLAND oFFIcE:
$50 STATE STREET. BOSTON. MASS.
RICHMOND. VA, May %. 1895.
This company is now. working to its
full capacity. and Is prepared to supply
the trade with its various brands OF
Chewing and Smoking-Tobaccos In adj
OF the present management, the company
will have the neht of the assistance
and advice OF Mr. John Wright. who
founded The company. and buiit up It's
excellent reputation and established its
brands.
The following letter from Mr.. Wright
Ia published for the information of our
customers and the public:
Il have sold 10 Fred. X. Scott all my
stocks and interests in the j. Wright
Company, and have communieat-
its exclusive property. all the secrets and
formulate and processes heretofore used
In the manufacture and fiavoring OF the
several brands of tobacco made and sold
by said company. and have engaged, in
the manner and 10 the extent ser forth in
a contract OF the 18th OF May. 1926. be-
tween John Wright and the j. Wright
Company. rot 10 manufacture or cner
for sale any Tobacco in competition
with the product OF that company.
with ouch instructions and explana-
tions az l have made. l believe that. as
at present organized. the company Is
fully competent to maintain the high
standard of the Tobacco manufactured
under my own management, yp,cur.
Thanking our friends for their liberal
orders In the past, We invite an increas-
Ing demand for our product.
FRED. r. SCOTT. President.
Thomas Il. Scott. Secretary.
my 30&:.Su4t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-16

PHONOGRAPHs. PHONOGRAPH-RE'
CORDS, latest and most popular selec,
tions. Write us before purchasing. Send
EDISON PHoNooRAPH AGENCY,
90 Chestnut street. Phiadslpnia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-16
JACOB LEVITT,
1888 East Main Street.

Remarkable selling the past few weeks. Still more so
the coming will be. ,. 6 .ho
l which oo on sale to morrow. Nothing lett undone
whereby we could offer our customers
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-16

100 Fast-Black English Gloria I'm
brellas. 26-inch. natural CROOKS ana
mourning handes-a full 81 value, 4Sc, ,,
sg7 Ladies' and Mems All-Pure-Sil-
Paragon Frame Umbrellas, equal 10 any
81 Umbrella in Richmond. 9Sc.
5000 Honeycomb nea-IoWels "-c'
each.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-16
UNPARALLELED BARGAINS!
1rNRIEACHED COTTON. 2 7.sC

500 -four thousand five hundred yards
Of Yard wide Good-Quality Unbleached
Cotton, for Mondays sale,
Use. yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-16
Sound money!
s::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::s:::s
What the
Silver Hall Dollar
WILL Do!
a:::::::::::::::::::::::::: ::::::::::::<s
Dollar. /

It will give you
your choice Of a lot:
say about 100 pairs,
of Shoes Of the fol-
lowing description:
Mems Low Shoes,
Ladies' Low Shoes,
Misses Tan and Black
Low Shoes, Children's
Low Shoes, Mems and
Boys Black Canvas.
leather trimmed and
leather soleS, and a
few pairs of Ladies
and Misses Button
High Shoes, not a
single pair of them
worth less than 81.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-16

80 dozen Fine Milan Braid Sailors, higf
crown, like above cut. in Navy ana blacf
29c. reduced from zoe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-16
GREAT WRAPPER SALE

30 dozen Ladies' Wrappers the 81 k'nd'
Vatican back, full Bertha. at 6Jc-
80 dozene ladies' Wrappers, mace OF
at 79c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-16

Ladies' and Mems Summer Underwear at
closing-out prices.
FANS! FANS! FANS,
Folding Fans from 1c. to $i.5o-all at
Closing out prices
Ladies Ribbed Vests at 5. 8, 10, IL H.
10. 20. and 25c.: worth double the
money.
childrens Ribbed and Gauze Vests at
very low prices.
Mems Cauze Shirts and Drawers at 90
%. 30. 20, 60. Is. Sc, and 81.
THESE ARE CLOSING-OUT PRICES.
Ladies' and Gentlemen's Ties and Scarfs
at 10. 10. 20. %. IS. and 59c.-
CLOSING-OUT PRICES
DRESS-LININGS.
BLACK AND COLORED LENOS at &C.,
regular price Zoe.
Barker "A Bleached Cotton at 5 7-sc.
Lonsdale a. Bleached Cotton. s 1-2c.
Bleached Sheeting, 1914, at IL. IL. and 2Oc
MATTINGS. MATTiNGS.
FLOOR OILCLOTHS. RUGS. ETC.
We have just received our new importa-
ton of Mattings-all new designs.
A i0c. Seamless Cotton-Warp Mating
at 20c.
A 30c. Mating at 15c.
25c. Mating at u lie.
y zoe Mating at lOc.
These are new goods and new patterns
Our stock Of Carpets and Rugs 10 De
closed ont regardless OF cost or value
Window Shades, all colors and lengths
at one half the former prices.
BUTTERMlI.K SOAP. 3 cakes for lOc.
MITTELDORFERS.
217 east Broad street.
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yrry MANY BARGAINS IN UNDER

Mons U'nbleached Jeans Drawers loo.
vcn's Extra Weight Unbleached-Jeas,jns
I-4We-s. double seat ..........'; -. %
usr's Elegant Double-Seat Bleached-
loans Drawers. soc. value .....'.';;;' 30; %
MEMS DC Gauze-Shirts ............ IL -
re-t. 10. Colorcd Gauze-Shirts.. j &C.
Mems e5c. Balbriegan shirts. 800. NC.
Mems 49,. Ralbriggan Shirts, sizes "a 10
ladies' Sleeveless Vests ...........'...9c'
i.gia.. 'Ipp.t-Neck Ribbed Vests ...Sc;
Ladies' -c. Elegant Full-BleaGh6ed
T4r.l Vests ...-......-....'..'.''.' .'.I- -.
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MILLINERY! MILLINERYN
We are fairly making the fur ny II
this stock Watch the styles ana Value'
t vlil' are giving Nothing ike it ever seer
before.
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ROSE
No. tO5 east Broad street.
nISIJ-pANS, Zoe.

Heavy Block-Iin Dish-Pan. 10 quarts
sells elsewhere DC; our price for Mon
day, l0c.
WATER-COOLER, 95c.
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FRED. r. sCoTT, President.
TRos. b. SCOTT. secretary and Treasurer
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-16
Boys and Youths Department,
MEMS DEPARTMENT

All-Solid Shoes at ....................N.p
Lace or Congress. all solid Shoes. at ..si.s
Genuine calfskn Shoes In lace and con
gress. made on every shape. warrante'
to wear well, at ................".....">S1
Our 50 line Is. in short. wonder.
keeps other storekeepers a-wonderini
how we can sell such goods at sucI
prices.
Mems Hand Made Tan Shoes soft AMI
easy, from B TO r widths. wido and mar
row toe, at ....,....,..........,........ ..Sau
Mems Patent-Leather Shoes, wiie an
narrow toes. at .....................u.Sj
French CaIfskin Shoes. handmade. al
styles at .."................,...So
For men who want a Lightweight
Soft Shoe. that is guaranteed not to cracl
or break. or will be replaced with new
Shoes, something new this season. am
we are sole agents for them--Germania
Kid Shoes, at $50. Try one pair aw
YOU will use them again.
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PRINTED INDIA oRGANDIE.
IRISH LAWNS.

The very-Best 40-inch Irish Lawns:
r-'e- BACKGROUNDS with the daintest OF
frures-y0u know the price eNery"heie
i = lie. this lot 10 so at
l-2c.