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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-19

very exciting contest before the Common
Council next spring tor the ofhce OF
Chief OF Police. now and for several
years past 60 satisfactorily filled by cap
tain Dennie Parkinson. His most Tor
midable opponent Is said 10 be Me Reu-
ben Ragland. a member or the corps
though there are said to be other pros
pectiye candidates.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-19
ANUsIAIi.ST>.

WAR or THE ROSES BAZAAR
for the benefit Of thr Wis 100 u.r. q.
Incurables. 90 be- held at OBJ. Ee.r.r..
ArmOry, commencing
NOVEMBER frH
and continuing until SATURDAY rer
November 18th. General admission
cents. Season tickets. 10 cents Nas
served from II o'clock W. until D OIL.
l.. NJ. n. .H
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suurcmc Court of Appeals.

Miller against Miller Further argued
and j. l.. Jeffries. Esq, for appellee. and
submitted.
Price against Planters National Bank.
Argued by Major Charles ). Stringfellow.
for appellant. and Frank w. Christian.
Esq, for appellee at bar.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-19

Mrs. T.. NJ. Gray, of New York. who
was on visit to her son-in-law. Mr..
]. NJ. Powell died quite suddenly OF apo
plexy last night at his residence, on North
avenue on Barton Heights. Arrange
ments for the funeral have not yet been
nerfacfpd
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4 NNUAL MEETING.

The annual meeting of tte p0T.rts
RAILROAD COMPANY RfI I. I.
the office of the Richmond FrIr.
burg and Potomac Railroad r.m,r. a.
Richmond. on WEDNESDAY. N.-
~. 1885. at II O'Clock a 81
no J-td J. b. WINSTON. >..rar
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IIcCTt RIsS.

FOR UNIVERSITY or VIRGINIA
SCHOOL OF ATHENS.
THE
LECTURE Bl
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YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN As.Fli
TON HALL
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Tickets, 80 cents. on sale if r.ftrt
Morris's. West 4 johnston pHtr
Pharmacy. q. ". TlfI.rs . ff
Broad street, and Carriers lriff 20
Manchester. nIIff
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orders for printing sent 10 the =.
,atcb company VIII be siyea pfouP,, 80,
ssnt,on. and the style Of work ana p''
vtu be sure 70 please ye9
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Richmonders In New York.

NEW YORK. November 1S-tSpecial)-
W. ID. Courtney. Bartholdi; a. 7. Miller.
CniOa Square.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1895-08-09

IS relied upon for : qaarter q anhour.
am nearly heart-broken shout Phil
ippa March"
wen. I'm most or shout Capt.
Worsley."
but said I, ..I'm going to be : man.
I'm going to forget Philippe and keep
my word to yod. Win you put the BAD
tain out Of your hearth"
..Tll try" said Cousin Flo.
because you know il, after we are
married, you speak OF him with re-
greet"
.'or if you seem to wish Philippa
had"
"All those terrible things win hap,
PEN"
Eyes, I know. Dick. Arc We re-
wise TOTO risk it,"
/ knitted my brows. It was really 4.
serious question. studied Fl6s
features.
''I'm puzz led" I answered. You're
very charming, Flo, but"
81 don's trust you, Dick"
There was q long sad pause. Flo
held out her hand with . gesture of
farewell. Hooked in her eyes. l took
the hand.
cit is really best" said Flo, gently.
81 suppose it is" said I, rather for.
lornly, squeezing her hand.
Marriage is such an irrevocable
step" Flo reminded me.
"Wcll, anyhow, it's very trouble
some to-
'And it," interrupted Flo, "when it
was too late, when we awoke to the
fact-No! G-good-by. Dick!"
"Good-by, Flo," said l much moved.
Thus we parted. l took my hat, and,
without a backward glance, started
for the door.
At this moment, curiously enough,
the door opened. William came in.
please, MISS" said he, teas ready
in the drawing-room."
"Thank you, William" said Flo, in a
very low voice.
lively in the middle of the room. Then
l put my hat down.
Hang it." said l, resting my eyes on
Flo's face, 1--WE shall always have the
servants!''
1.-THE servants?" murmured Flo, in
question.
why, yes,' said I, and l began to
smile. 'And, if the worst comes to the
worst, we must" I paused and took
Flo's hand again.
"We must what, Dick?" she asked.
1--WE must,"I answered, rub along
on keeping up appearances"
We were disgracefully late for tea.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1895-08-09
Prospectors and Miners.

AS a matter of general interest in con-
nection with the development Of the
mineral OF the state, the
School of Mines will make analysis with
out charge, of iron ores, as there Is a
demand for fuxlng ores of this charac-
ter in Denver, Colorado. Samples
weighing from one to two pounds repre-
sentlng the average of the discovery or
mine should be sent to the school by
mail or expresses prepaid.
VT. MCGLLYCUDDY, President.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1895-08-09
N VS. SHELDON.

That is q most delectable controversy
9 going on between Governor Sheldon
and President Shannon OF the Board 81
Regents. Sheldon denounces Shannon
as"a damned old har who is not fit to
carry CUTS to a bear" and Shannon re.
torts through his paper, the Huronite,
as follows:
Our state makers understand the pos
sibility that bad nen-nasty menril.
thy dogs rotton-l,earted lngrates-
swaggering rowdies-fatulent fools-jil.
ted jnmping-jacks- hay theives-cyp-
ri~an-scarred human skunks-may some
times cheat the people by some DISPLAY
OF horny hands and honorable buttons
and come into Office.
Whatwould be said OF a populist pa.
per which would refer to the chief exec.
utlve OF the state in snch terms as the
above! Editor Kidd Of the Aberdeen
Star. Was indicted for libel and sent to
Jail Tor referring to Governor Sheldon ID
much les2 opprobrious terms than those
used by shannon. And what shall be
SAID Of the president Of the Board Of Re
gents-the chief executive officer Of GU,
state educational institutions, who shall
use such language as the above concern
~ f&f
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1895-08-09
Il were enough Tor me e
chan1e-'1 began, loftily.

III Il were enough tor me e
Change began, loftily.
Now interrupted Flo, still ad-
dressing herself to the window-pane,
sit doesn't matter. We ~ just sepa-
rate. But then we should have TO 60
on being together"
Something struck me in this last OBJ
servation. / laid down my hat.
'sC3ad, 50 we should!" said l. THAT
would be rather queer"
I'VE should have to stay in the same
~house-even in the same room some
times!' And Flo's graceful back was
agitated with a shudder.
1--WE should" 1 assented. II suppose
YOU wouldn't speak for the whole even.
ing?"
1--WE should have to keep up appear
ances, and seem to be friendly wnen
the servants were there-and-oh, it
would be awful"
I put my hands in my pockets and
surveyed Flo.
"What should we have to do?" I
asked, with curiosity.
Make q loathsome pretense of-of
still caring for one another, I suppose"
said Flo, with q groan of prospective
horror.
But what should we have to doT I
persisted. I wanted details. ''SA
we have to talk?"
eyes" snapped Flo.
"Should l." l pursued, taking .
step towards Flo, ''have to kiss you?"
'Oh, I suppose wonder why you
don't go!"
"And would you have to kiss me?'
To this question l received no an
swer at all. But I was bound to ex-
tract one; 1 could not leave the matter
unsettled. So I rang the bell.
"What are you ringing for?" said Flo,
facing round suddenly.
"For the footman," said I, nodding
my head.
81 should have thought you could
find your way out" and she right
about-faced again.
Then William opened the door.
"Did you ring, sir?" lie asked, OBJ
serving, l suppose, that Flo did not ap-
pear to want anything.
Eyes, William, | rang. I want"
Y q AAAoGdhC, VIAA1duA3 CdAAc Suu.
denly from the window.
"No, it isn't said I. II must ask
William
Nonsense, Dick! It's only Mr.. Van
s%ittart's joke, William"
"Well, them" said I, sscan we do it
without William? If SO, he can CO."
There was the slightest of pauses.
Then Flo said:
Eyes, you may go, William"
William, looking somewhat puzzled,
withdrew; and then Flo, much flushed,
turned round once for all.
II can't think" said she, chow you
can be so foolish. I don't know what
you'd have done in another minute"
Il should" l answered, ''have kept
up appearances"
Flo's lips twitched a little. l saw it
in a moment.
ut is perfectly useless for me-" l OBJ
served, plaintively, ito try to escape
from YOU Your resentment is not to
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1895-08-09
COUNTY FINANCES.

AH " A0sAN vi OuA0 NOO0Oy UeS AZ OCVSs
shape and there is no denying the fact.
When it comes to q condition where
warrents are worth but sixty cents on
the dollar, something is most fatally
wrong, and q remedy is imperative.
just what is necessary ut this time to
restore warrants to par, or rather what
is the best thing to do to put more
money in the treasury, or reduce the
outlay, is an open question. But some
thing must be done and that at once.
We cannot understand why our war
rants are SO low, for surely they are q
good investment at eighty or ninety
cents, but be that as it may they are
clear out Of reason in price and it be-
comes q duty which the county commis-
sioners will have to perform, to correct
this condition OF affairs. 1t is very de-
trimental to the interest Of the county
in many ways. It makes everything the
county has to buy cost at least one
third more than it would If cash was
paid, thus making the weight of taxa
ton enormous to those who own pro-
perty in the county.
There is q large amount of taxes un-
collected, and much Of it is on real es-
tate, and it would seem ought to be col
lected, but when we take into considera-
ton the condition OF our crops during
the last few years it is not difficult to zee
why this Is. 1t is true the county
has sold and resold many tracts
and under the law had to bid it in, and
when it was bid in, it was IN no better
condition than before so far as the
money is concerned. We are not famil-
lar enough with the law to know whe-
Their our county commissioners have
the power to sell these tracts, so bid in
by the county, after the two years OF
redemption has expired, at q less sum
than the tax, but it seems to us that
such power ought to be IN their hands,
as at this time taxes have piled up
against certain tracts, not very valu-
able, to al amount greater than the
value OF the land, and it will not sell
Tor the tax; this is especially true OF
many town lots. Then there are many
instances where large personal taxes
stand against certain lands in addition
to the real estate taxes which puts a
price on the land out OF reach by any
purchaser.
These questions ought to be investi-
gated, and if there is any power gwen
whereby some scheme car be devised to
put the county on a cash basis, it ought
to be done. Collect this old tax at some
rate Il if not 100 cents then fifty cents on
the dollar.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1895-08-09

Two-bushel bags, ten cents apiece al
Deutsch & Lockwood Co.'S Second Hanc
Store.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1895-08-09

ing the governor 81 the state! Surely
the worst enemy d the republican
party in this state must be touched
with feeling 81 pity at it's humiliation.
independent.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-02-06

Sos; Suear Rednery. e27s; do preferred.
y. Atner4cen Tobacco, ssia, do preferred
ltit Atchison. Topeka and Sante Fe. as
baltimore and Ohio. 6-i p. Canada Pacinc.
y ~ hesl llealle and on %. L. ChicasO ana
Alton 49, Chicago. B. and O.. -. Chica-
&c Ges- siia, Delaware, Lach- and West.
ln1 =, DIS. Cat Feed. 9ss, Erie. l01s 10 pre-
Iefre1- p; Edison Gen. Electric. .es, Illi-
nois Central 81; Lake Erie and West. l6.
40 preferred. Ioie, Lake Shore. fSlis Louis
vile and Nashville, sos; Louisville and
- A. q, Manhattan, fGsif: Memphis and
Cnarles on. 10; Michigan Central 50; Mis-
NASHVILLE. G. and ST. t., 81; United .ates
Corcaso hs' 10 preferred. SIS y aw Jer-
sey Central, ssh View y ork Central. 81 :
NtW 1ork and New England, 5oia, Nor
Loik ana Western preferred, lSis North
ern Facine. 3; do preferred, l6is, North
IVES I'm, s5.si do preferred, lt1ia, Pacific
Van Zli-, Reading. 9s; Rock Island. b3a /;
- Paul 5iis. DO preferred, Ific: Silver
teruncates. 6ois. Tennessee. Coal and
lIons - Go co preferred, 20 asked, Texas
laciI-c. S.i Union Pacific. SIS. Wabash,
~. l. and P, 8; do do preferred, 1885;
IN e-ern L-'c-, SIS Wheeling and 7. j.,
y Do 40 preferred So; Southern Railway
-, 500; Southern Railway common. 93s,
SSoutneFn Railway preferred, A5s; south
sac Bcnds-Alabama 4. 1917. do 3.
le4, do c. "a bid; Louisiana stamped q.
lly9s North Carolina IS. 100; North caro-
ma IS. l25s Tennessee. new set. s., 81 Nir-
Slnla ts, preferred, So Y rgiu Trust Re
celpts, e. Virginia Funding Debt, 80.
Government Bonds-Cnii ed States IS
registered, li0; United States IS, coupons,
10, United Staees Is. registered, 80.
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OCEAN FREIGHTs.

Cotton-By steam-Market quiet and
nominal Rates quoted are per 100 pounds
direct, Bremen, CSC; Barcelona, 45c; Genoa,
45c: Havre, 4Oc; Havre, Via New
y ork, CSC; Liverpool via New
York, Soc; Bremen, via New York, 40c
via New York S5c; Genoa, via New York,
SIC; Hamburg, via New York, 40c; Reval,
via New York, 53c; Naples, via New York
SIC; Trieste, via New York, 60c; Venice, via
New York 6Jc; Boston, per bale, 81 %;
New York, per bale, s1.O0; Philadelphia,
per bale, 500; Baltimore, per bale. S1.00.
Lum ber-By Sail-Freights are quiet at
ruling rates. Foreign business is more or
less nominal The rates from this and
nearby Georgia ports are quoted at $4,000
500 for a range including Baltimore and
Portland, Me. Railroad ties, basis, "A
feet. dc Timber rates. 50cdS1.00 higher
than lumber rates. To the West Indies
dl3.O0; Buenos Ayres or Montevideo. $1,000
M11.00; TO RIO JaneiTo. Sl4.00 to Spanish
and Mediterranean ports, S11.30d1f50; to
United Kingdom for orders, nominal for
lumber. Al IS standard.
BY Steam-To New York, 800; to Phil
adelphia, S7C0; to Boston. $500; to Balti-
" Naval stores-,By sail-The market is
quiet. Large Cork for orders are
placed at Is 4l5dnSs I'D: smaII-sized.
2s Sd and Is. South America. rosin, 7Dc
per barrel of $50 pounds. COastwise-
Steam--To Boston. lie per 100 pounds on
rosin, soc on spirits; 10 New York, rosin,
SIC per 100 pounds. spirits, SIC: to Phila-
deiphia, rosin nc per 100 pounds. spir-
pounds, spirits. Zoe
GRAIN, PROVISIONS. ETC.
New York, Feb. 5.-Flour quiet: steady.
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ADEcLINE IN ROSlN.
.,peF SALES AT FROM FIVE TO
Ten CENTS LOWER.

s,,rits Turpentine Market Irregular
nd Dull, With Holders Asking
% IL Cents-The Cotton Market
o,ier With n Nominal Trading
eofsr On-The General Markets
oriet and Unchanged.
-s~snnah. Feb. 5-The most interesting
,--.--a in the leading departments Of
--.-z today was the deciine and strong
lend for all grades Of RESIN. In spirits
..--,--tins there was a slow demand, and
,--z-s were bidding below the market
- The holders asked The fun quota
.o- but no sales were reported The cot
~ market was quiet w.th no special in
$50 manifested among the operators.
~ general markets. were steady. but
--.i~sss. as 2 whole. was quiet.
ne following resume Ct the different
MARKETS Will SHOW the tone and the quo
,st,o1s IL the close to-day;
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ne market was steady. The follovvinr
TrGotations are posted at the Board Of
Clean Rice
Common. 3AG3ikc per Mound. fair ga
&C. good, 4laQ4ikc; prime, e. T5c. choice
h9Se, yg5l2e; small lots, 1sQtsc higher
75cfIS1 % -i~i' 1i0S wafer
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NAVAL ST0Rr,s

IS tine.-There was no bust
,mlv fo.7 n the market Holders held
e MS. -l-2c' but buyers bid &c to &c
-l7d ID We're no sales reported. At the
e, va 4l,.,iae, at the first call, the mar
0'i'eaned firm at 27Q27l2c for reg
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TSe cash were as follows: Flor tui Mime ne
apols mills made a further cut of 15c in
prices to-day. The feeling was easy at
55ssc; No. 2 red, 5OIkc; No. 2 corn, axe;
No oats, 2794 a 3Se,s mes mess pork, $3.50
sides, s5.05q51O Dry sailed shoulders,
$4.62hG475. Short clear sides, $3.50,
Cincinnati, Feb 5.-FIour unchanged.
Wheat fairly active; prices about steady.
Corn, receipts light; No. 2 white track,
43i6c; No. 2 mixed track, 43c. Oats bare
ly steady; No. white track, S314c. Pork
and unchanged; steam leaf. 6%4c; kettle,
634c. Dry Sailed meats steady; loose
shoulders 4Mc; do short ribs, 5asc; do do
clear sides, 55sc. boxed meats 1lc more.
Bacon steady; shoulders. sac; shorts. &c;
clear, SIC; boxed meats NC more. Whisky,
st. Louis, Feb. 5.-Flour unchanged.
@522sc; July 32Q521sc. Corn nisner; Febru-
higher; February. 9s1kc; May. 297sc Pork,
steam, $40 nominal; choice, $3.50 Dry
sailed meats-Shoulders, S4.25; longs and
clear, $5.25; short clear, $40: boxed kc
higher Bacon-Packed shoulders, SC; ribs,
Sc; short clears, 61sc. High wines steady
at S122.
Baltimore, Feb. 5.-FIour dull. Wheat
strong; No. 2 red spot, 5e1zf5sc; February,
58s7c; steamer No red spot, 5Sika5S4tc G;
southern by sample. 56q5sc; do on grade,
54d57c. Corn strong; mixed spot, 45sk6
45Ac; February. 451zn45%c; March, $40
46c; May, 479lc bid; steamer mixed, aka
H&4c; southern white and yellow, 466D47c
Oats weak; No. 2 white western, 35Q36c;
No. 2 mixed do, 34lD34iac. Rye steady; No
2. 56057c; stock, 34Ca40c. Hay steady.
Grain freights unchanged. Butter steady;
fancy creamery, 24025c; roll, 12GI15c lade
16c; store packed Sq10c. Others un-
changed.
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For Marine Intelligence see Third Page]

Even There.-Mms. Ujijl On far Da-
homey)-Fll just teach that Jemji woman
next door to put on airs before me! I'll
lay her out cold.
Mr.. UJipi-Why what will you do?
Mms. Ujiji Ctriumphantly)-I'll give a
Trilby party.-Cheag0 Record.
Ragged Rumsey-We may as well be
movin' on to de next SYN, Ginsey.
Gasping Ginsey-What for2
Il see by de paper dat de income tax
collector is due here tomorrow, and [
don't want to be answerin' any embar-
rassin' questions New York Herald.
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casa
and Throurh hTae<so
ira m atal led totr Nos
3
o p A,Jack sonvi
pc savannah Ga
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stock SSl.e On hand and on ship

49, 2 -aT1 and on ship
So = ms ay--..--.-.----. 12,sf9 1872 I55
reSS9elpts same day last year 1875 sss
= ,--lal4SsIton, s. c, Feb 5.-TurpentiN-.
-, 5c74i no receipts Posin. eoof
7s ~ -lilea' arm; Sl0qll0; rece. pts, 1872 bar
W m ngton, \. c. Feb. 5.-Rosin firm
srtialle1. sl-o2l5; good strained H.07Is,
3 ~ l1rpentine firm at 25izc. Tar frTn
s.-y[. crude turpentins steady; hsrd
AIo; soft, s. 50; virgin, 81 40. -
49, crk, Feb. 5.-Rosin duh and IN
changed Iurpentine firm; 2Slx Qe3oc bid.
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call It was bunetined

nc asked q was uuietlned
A. ~ n - mere was a good business done
~. n Po. oe9lpe in prices. The market al
b-,i1e-,i -l 4 81 Trade, at the first car. rss
tons t-0 ASiaoHtAs quota
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-02-06

was quoted firm ar the outside SI1o.fi4,s
- - LOT The day were 900 barrels.
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FINANCIAL.
SPECULATION

J Whether you have ever speculated
1 or not. you will find something OF,
; great interest to you in our new
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HOW TO MAKE MONEY QUICKLY
In Stocks, Bonds etc, and Is sent free upon request
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RAELR DADS.
PLANT SYSTEM.
Charleston oaNannah ky savannah Florida Western Ry

Time Card in effect Jan. 80. 1898.
lLme shown 90 savannah 9Hh merillan.
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THE TROPICAL TRUNK LINE.

;, u ulPa and Key Me st f<aiINNa ~
JOSEPH - DURKEE Receiver.
RAIRof ID co.
q coMPA.sY. X. b CABLE. General Manager.
.pH Rail. y
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-02-06

New York, Feb. 5.-Fiour quiet: steady.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-02-06

-.z market continued quiet. with sales
----siv nominal ~ the Cotton Exchange
=. -lark.t Al each call was bullet.ned
s---- 70 owing were the of1oiaI spt oUo-
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-02-06

tTrains marked run daily except Sunday
Sleeping ars on night uains betwetn Savan
yannah and Atlanta. ParlOr cars between Macon an
Ticket once 10 Bull street and depot.
For further Information, and for schedules to poi
or 10 j. O. HALLE, G. enc
Tai
W i. SHELLMAN. Traffic Manager. J
The herald., 1895-02-28
T. T.SHEWARD

HERE is great improvement in the trade in our dress
goods and notion department We have largely increased
the sales in both departments and the trade will grow
rapidly from this time forward The stocks larger and
better assorted The prices the lowest known. The
dress goods marvel of ceapneSS The qualities the
best for the money This creates favorable impression the
moment the goods shown and the prices quoted Fine
printed India silks in choice assortment of shades for 25c
yard They not trash They all new styles. They
all silk They choice patterns The sales have already
been the largest have had in the length of time
The new awess Jap Kai KaS the finest made Perfectly
free from all dressing and sizing Perfect in every way
CARDS coor and the latest in Styles Specially adapted for the
new waists The price, 4Oc yard so styles in the fine ta
fetaS for soc yard Checked stripes and paids all at the
low price, soc yard Storm seges the dress goods depart
ment 7c and 81 yard They fine bargains 200 pieces
fine alwoo dress goods in the latest checks and stripes for
soc yard More of the dress goods in the shades for
25 and 3Oc yard This includes the blacks we'll. Ladies'
cloth for capes 81 yard We cut fit and bas capes free
Fine imported broadcoth for capes 81 yard extra fine
grade Imitation hair cloths for zoe and CSC yard The
scarcest goods buy New spring millinery new windsor
ties baby caps sunbonnetstey will be sale this
morning. Side combs for nc pair They metal tops.
Only small quantity left No after this lot fine lot
of regular 25c metal top side combs today for Elegant
side combs for 25c and CSC pair All embroderes and
aces in styles at half the regular price large assor
ment of these goods be found the bargain The
big bargain counter is growing in popularity The prices
every article is is less than the regular selling price