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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-02-21

"A Des hoines woman who has
been troubled wsth frequent colds,
concluded to try an Old remedy in a
new way, and accordingly took a Ia
blespoonful -four times the usual dose)
OK Chamherlain's Cough Remedy just
before going to bed. The next morn
ing she found that her cold had almost
entirely disappeared. During the day
she took II few doses of the remedy
tone teaspooniui at Il tilne) and at
night again took IL tablespoonful be-
fore going. t. bed, and on the follow
ing morning awokc free from al!
symptoms Of 81 cold. Since then, she
has on several occasions, used this
remedy in like manner. with the same
good results, and is much elated over
her discovery Of So quick Al way OF
curing Il cold. For sale by T. Boards
Icy
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-02-21
LIKE GREAT RAILWAY


with it's branches running in every
direction are the arteries and veins
which convey the blood to every Fart
OF the system. A cold. sudden chang
es or exposure, may cause polsOnOue
acids to clog the circulation, ana then
comes rheumatism. Beware! if yon
value Isle remove the obstruction with
DR. Drummond'S Lightning Remedy.
Send SIS 20 the Drummond Medicine
Co. As Maiden Land, New York, and
they VIII send you two large bottles
by express-enough for one months
trcatmcnt.-wi:h full directions.
AGENTS wanted.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-02-21

The Villas county municipal court
bill will probably be fayorably re-
ported this week and report may
be expected next week on the bill
changing Villas COUNTY from the 18th
to the 10th judicial circuit.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-02-21
Claim No.


Loughrin ofHcersf Bnnon $s 90 wdwn
Fan foster c Roseo road. 25
Log Lumber timber cut in building coun-
W. n !, II y SET
laz W
Archie xn,ph rim TAX king care Of ] c
s Swenson s. 20
Ed Kerwin taking Tomahawk ,l20o co
Ben Tozet o"o w
J (1lentenning house rent for Mrs HlckGAr 4oo w
.. Rumme supplies COR do.............@o2% 20 ~
y A 3 Rosenberg n,edica Mrs llickday
.''.%9W' ~'oo
Dr. r.oru,.t :, ,x,,r,a ,s election
Demo Printing 10 board proceedings and sta
+i(,o,,,
Higgins orders ..to 10 ia ovr
,c oarh,ju OK crs Ya.s state Va Onward
Jos $50 ."
Weston brosba due finishing basement to
Court House ~ l"p1 iva
aovcd supported board adjourn &c 1880 m
Chris Wise County Clerk.
By c. Francis Coma,,
County Clerks Office Eagle 1895 at 7:3o O'Clock
pursuant Present Chairman Mclnty9 and
o Malley and Iozer
Minutes of reviou smeetns approved
board resolved itself into aconnt
general bills After time therein eSanin
ing bills the chairman Mcnyr" made the fol
lowing report
the whole had
the
tat
in
OF the clerk AatA2E@'
odaaIo allowed each claimant respectively to"'t
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-02-21

Several bills which have been
aimed at the $500 road have had
the effect to bring the general man
ager down with his pockets full CT
.'annuals" for the members. The
action of this company is furnishing
4 strong argument for the passage
of Halls anti-pasS amendment TO
the constitution. It shows that the
whole pass SYSTEM is no more than
4 wholesale attempt 70 bride the leg
stature and should be done away
with. The railroad companies are
taking a great deal Of credit 70 them
selves because they are not issuing
them promiscuously as they did two
years ago. But Is the members
find no trouble in getting them for
themselves and families, the tact
that others cannot get them only
serves to make more apparent the
purpose for which they are granted.
And still greater prominence is Civ
en- to this purpose by ,'blow outs
similar to the one given by the
$500" manager at the Park Hotel
the other night when VINE, whiskey
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-02-21
he AITH
AND
ACCIDENT
INSURANCE,
Fidelity Mutual Aid Association,
San Frardiscos =@l.
For Five Gents Fer Cay !

WILL Ply ACCORDING to the hHzard al oc-
aupation, from @8.OO to @2S.co week
when unable to work through being burr
accidentally
villa. Ply, il you ire accidentally killed
Sos to $3.50.
WILL PRY $40 n week, when ynu s-'
sick aud unable to work
WILL FNY 500 for funeral expenses.
WILL Pay. ii you lose a hand ana f"oE
Or both feet or both hands, $13S to + la'
IF INSURED.
You cannot lose ali your lncoms when
YOU Sick or Disabled by Accident.
Absolute Protection to the member 4psHf
paying IS life membership fee nnd 9n=f %
81 80 per month.
The Fiieliey Mutual Aid Association
accident and Health Association in ~"
United States.
1t has $4,000 cash deposits with tue
States OF California and Missouri. wh3cii, 70,
gether with an ample Reserve Fund ana
large assets. make it's certificate an ah:olHu
guarantee OF the Solidity Of its protection !"
its members
A two-thrds policy costs 81 per month
dues.
a one-third policy costs $3.50 per qnarfrr
dues.
Reliable Agents Wanted, Write
J. r. M. 9HETTERLY,
Secretary and General Manage
San Francieco. CT
Or JOHN CARSON, Special Agent,
Eaule River, WE
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-02-21
Thursday Feb. q, 1895.
LEGISLATIVE NOTES.
Monday, Feb, is.

In my last letter | predicted that
thc present session Of The Legislature
would be at least twenty days short
err than the one two years ago.
That prediction was based on the
fac that new business was TO be
shut off twelve days earlier than be-
fore and I did not think it possible
in the short time that then remained,
that there could be any where near
AS many bills introduced as there
were two years ago, bat a perfect
flood of bills came III the last two
days, and when they adjourned
Tuesday night it was found that the
number of bills was only ten less
than two years ago and all genuine
bills whereas there were q large
number of dead heads then. The
following table shows the number
of bills in each house in 1893 and
this year.
Assembly, Senate Total
1893 $50 335 Ills
1895 695 40 ll05
Among the bills introduced the
last day was one to amend the con-
stitution so as to give the women q
right to vote and another that is of
some what local interest being to
compel all lumbermen to use the
Scribner rule in scaling logs.
The various committees have
been very busy this last week and
e have had under consideration quite
a number of important measures,
among them the a. Z. &. bills, two
of which, the weekly payment bill
and the extra employee bill they re-
ported for indefinite postponement.
They have made no report as yet on
the vestibule street car measure or
the anti black list bill but it is
thought that both of these measures
will pass in some form. Another
important bill which has been or
dered to third reading is Assem-
blyman O'NeiPs Arbitration bill
which provides for state and local
arbitration boards and is intended
to prevent strikes by having matters
of difference between employers and
employees submitted to arbitration.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-02-21

contract
dlowcd following
aley
against
Moved adjourn
ednesday, 1895, 8 o'clock a. NJ
Chris Wise Clerk
" e. Francis Comsn deputy.
l,ltnu neNtye
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-28

for the purpose of thoroughly establish
ing the branch house recently opened AT
Nos 10 and u south Thirteenth street
IL l.. a. Intelligent. live man Of business
and I'm an interview yesterday, spoke
hfgbly ~ Richmond as a business CEN
30 10 said no was attracted 10 Richmond
arst nv the advantages which she pos
sesses as a distributing point. ana tne
more he sees OF the facilities presented
the more he likes IL. that When ne came
a. was with the sole ioea OF USING inc
field as A distributing agency. Dut sii ~
no came here. he is so surprised with the
tao,i1,Ios offered for manufacturing-nota-
-. ~, account OF the remarks he heard
no Chamber OF Commerce business
r,ee,ing-that they are likely 10 establish
much more than the mere lobhing Depart
uent at first intended.
re said that he found the people so hos
nitable and kind that he would IKE 10
make his home here. ana tnat ne Is nuch
encouraged at the preaicuohs H'aue io'
business IN Richmond' Al.
The Eagle Paper Company make tne
largest line of paper bags In the Vorln.
n,anufacturing them for every possible
nurnose and Of every Kind Of paper or
dinarilv used. They not only occupy the
United States as a field 10 dispose or
their nroducts. but export them In large
Quantities they make II a point 10 be
o. line with the latest Improvements per-
taininp to the business. and now use sew
ersl large perfecting presses for printing
wranping paper. their printing depart
ment being the largest IN TINS line lli
The United States.
Tho establishment on south Thirteenth
street will be devoted entirely to wnoie-
sale. and the effort will be both IN the OIL
fsatrr
now largely purchases such goods away
from home. and IN covering the large ter
ritorv adjacent 10 Richmond enjoying the
ADVANTAGEOUS freight rates which she Of
fers. The sales department viii be IN
der the efficient management Of MI NJ.
Frank. who has travelled this territory
for many years for the Atlanta Paper
Company. and IS familiar with the trade
rho once management will be intrusted
10 Mr.. W. & Nolan who has for many
years. been with the Eagle Paper com.
many. IN addition 10 covering the looa'
trade very closely, he viii travel over
: the territory from Philadelphia to thf
! Mississippi river.
II Richmond possesses tho advantages
n seems TO offer. this company. with It's
virtually unlimited capital and tbirt'
years experience. should be able 20 hullf
/ mp one Of the largest paper businesses IN
} the world Mr.. Adler will devote hi'
entire time while here to establishing the
/ lines for future operations and as th'
business grows. he thinks OF sottlinr
/ here permanently. HE says the freigh
/ rates Of Richmond arc especially advan
fageous 10 their business. and that Il
only needs the establishment OF n home
market 10 naturally draw large part o
/ their manufactures here.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-28
THE EAGLE PAPER COMPANY.
4 New Enterprise in Richmond That -
Likely 10 Grow Larrer.

The Eagle Paper Company recently
opened a branch house I'm this city ana
while it's advent was quiet and unosten-
tatious. IT'S coming will likely nave
ls,ge effect in this section on the class
of trade which they handle.
The Eagle Paper Company Win US
chief establishment in New YORK is the
largest dealer I'm "wrapping goods IN
The world. and their associated branch
houses in Atlanta. Memphis. Nashville
Dallas. and 81 Louis, compete Tor a
largo part Of the trade in this line IN
an the South and West.
They have large mills and a bag FAC
tory i'm Atlanta. and also mills tn New
York state. They make specially or
manufacturing all kinds Of wrapping
eoods"-that u.s. the various materials
used for that purpose, such as paper
paper bags wooden trays, and tWine.
Mr.. NJ. L Adler. secretary and treas
uror Of the company is here temporarily
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-28

are very equally matched. no close
games may be expected.
Roanoke will appear here THURSDAY.
Sommers has a very poor su'hb o,
pitchers lie misses kissenser ana
Hodge 49,, -
Kahn has HIS eye on the ball which is
more than Foster has.
Taanehin IL rot only pitcher out
hrst-class fielder.
Whaiey. Harcr, McCreary Hoffman
and Mccain had TWO put-outs apiece yes
terday.
the out-holders Of tho home team also
had two put.OUts apiece yesterday.
Houscman's injured hand is no bet
ter
Harry Lcftwitch umpired yesterdays
,ane as a substitute umpire.
Wells struck out twice yesterday
Flynn OF Tannchin will pitch to-mor-
row.
runs.
What. what. What Is Lawsons favor
So expression
An enthusiastic rOoter VIII shortly place
q gold watch in a jewelers. window 10
De given the team in the State League
that does the least kicking during the
season.
gTlNDIN0 OF THE CLUBS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-28
WASH DRESS GOODS.

Every one viii tell you we have the
best assortment ~ 5 7lld-Color DUCK az
1gt.r. "a yard. in Tan. Navy, finki if6nt
Blue Cream and Cardinal
Striped and Figured NaVy-Biue DUCK
striped Figured and Soiid-Color Piqucs.
FOR dresses or waists, at l2l2c. yard.
Extra wide and extra fine Fcreaics' Tor
dresses or waists. at l2i 4r. yard.
Napoleon Crepe Cloth, rad, very pref
ty. and only l2igc. yard. $50
Solid Color and Striped Vienna Cloth,
Crinkled Crepon lZi2c. yard
Biack-Ground, Whito-Fig1re Saline at
Dimity. the most desirable OF dress
faDrics, az l2i2c. yard.
Black Saline. the best l2l.c. quality ever
Marie Antonete Lacc-strlpcd Null. ex-
Quisite colors loo yard.
Jaconct Plisse. strong contrasting col
Ors. very pretty. Toe. a. yard.
Fayai Criukle. shows Il silky cord, all
solid colors l1c. yard. ,.oo
Hest Dress Ginghdms, that were l5 pc,
Good Hress Ginghams as low as 8 l-Sc'
Good Indieo-Blue Prints, &c. a yard
Merrimac Prints, best shirungs' DC. a
irish Lawns, 40 inches wide. i-Sc. a
swiss Bauste. very fast sellers. beauti-
fuf STYLES, f-3c. a. yard.
Dress Innings such an assortment as
We carry
Percalines Snosias. Grass Cloth, Hair
Cloth. Rustic Lining. Rice Cambria. Linen
Canvas. Ncstment and Collar canvas.
Moire Lining Siik-Fnish Innings, Pain
and Check CTinOline. Cambria and Jeans.
Black Satinc.-AH qualities Black Saline
from Sl-3. no. l2l2 20 Soc. at each price
the very best to he had.
Black Moreen. for skirts, at 4oc., worth
Soc a sard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-28

The remains OF Robert Lee RcDman.
Who scme DAYS ago died OF morphine poi
s9oine la Denver. arrived yesterday, and
w.r met al tho depot 3D.. bQube. the un-
dcrtaker. and taken 10 the nome OF the
unfortunate young mans foster-motner
Mrs ChrisilaHa Rebman. iuj east Clay
street 'rhe funeral will take place to-day
M T.. ~ from -. Johns Lutheran
church. FXhth and Marshall. and the
farv The pall-bearers are.
Honorary keCk. Martin Eicbel. Jo-
semi HuudleN. Or. Cosby. CHARLES Epps,
Edward schmidt. Samuel fairlamb. and
John Lyn"man. u.,,t
Thomas. Lewis Myers. Theodore keck,
Nvehh SvdnOr. and John Gibson.
The family Of the young man deny the
theory OF suicide as being unjust ana
without foundation. for he was Of hap
,, and lo,4ng disposition. and had no
lad habits Mrs. Rebman adopted the
boy from the almshouSs ~hAn 80
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-28

commencement and distribution dresses
are now giving you much thought We
can smooth all the difficulties ihat WOI'y
you. Here are some suggestions. ~
White Organizes, all grades, rom &c
10 81 a yard, e.,,....
White China SIX. I'M plain. from 90. d
yeId mp, and India Figured sik' from
5O'. zap. u,. p-1ro,a
White Albatross. Nun's-Neillng, -lloid
cord. Gloria Cashmere ana Henrietta.
See tho ATWOOD Cream lienueiias dAu
SergCs We offer al 25c. yard. li
See what we offer you ln nOttcl SWISS
AT 10 2-3 % 25c. and up, all hfai-cidss
goods ana great values.
Plain White Swiss at all prices 1..
White Crepe. White Vienna 'lo'h,
White Fayai-cvcryt hiug now worn I'd
bc found here. and az prices 20 snit YOU.
Pure White and Cream Lisie cloves al
Fine Cotton Iisie and SIX Hose,
Fancy Feather. silk and Gauze Fans.
We are likewise prepared 10 supply
You with handsome Kcady-Made Muslin
Underwear TO complete your 0utnt.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-28

DESPITE the bad weather, good crowd
attended the bazaar last night. and the
scene was quite gay one, stein 3
orchestra rendered some sweet music,
and the dancing was freely participated
I'M The Belvidere Quartctte, consisting
Of Messrs. Bethel, Toler Phillips, and
Freeman. gave some choice selections.
Alr. Edward Phillips sang a bass solo.
Mr.. j S sale did some good feats WIN
ana Wilson d!d some clever minstrel
speclalties. The exquisite and cosby
lace handkerchief was ratified and won by
Mr.. Kaufman. The me me paI,i39d , snalr
mower by MI Alhin Welding. and a
fine picture and essle by Mrs Bazral.
lS,-morrOW night realistic produCtpn
Of Justice Johns Police Court VIII De
given.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-28

They Defeat the po'er.burgs By Score o
Nine 80 SIX.

pt~F RsBI-RG. VA. April o. Special
The last game Of ban OF the series be
tween I0nchburg and the hone team
nlaved this afternoon. resulted fla favor
of the visitors by score Of 20 +. Pc
torsbure hit tho ball hard hut unluckily,
executing Pendor's nit over the lefj-hcla
fence with three men on bases.
Lynchburg PLAYED beautiful fielding
game. and hit well. The game was well
contested by both teams.
crowley umplrcd a good game but
gave the tome team a rotten decision IN
tho eiehth inning Of q foul bah, which
ho called fair letting in three OF inc
INnchbvrgs runs pcnder and Sullivan
lea the batting for The locals and Scha-
bel and Berry hin for the visitors. Paine
"A new man. went I'm the box for the home
team. and pitched fair game. II he had
been properly supported no would have
won his game easily.
GRAY pitched for the Lynchhurrs. and
was hit rather hard, bat pitched lucky
game. as the bah generally landed I'm a
helders hands
This Dis the score.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-28

three and a half years old. and raised
him as a member OF the family. He was
drummer and well supplied WIN
money, and left here on March 18Th 10
visit Mrs. Lyneman, a daughter OF MIS-
Rebman. living in Denver. On April 5tn
he wrote back a cheerful letter, tellins
Of his safe arrival and pleasant trip.
lie was In his twenty-frst year al the
time OF his death. They attribute II 10 an
overdose OF morphine taken while SUI
fering from severe headache.
Mrs. Lyneman Is completely Frustrated
by the shock, and Ia quite H.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-28
KID CLOVES.
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.

4 few hints only given. You must look
through our stock.
Ladies Muslin Drawers, with tucks and
Hamburg rufiic, were 81, reduced 10 55c.
a pair
Ladies' Muslin Drawers. with cluster
tucks and fine Hamburg ruiiie, reduced
from 81 TO zoe.
Ladies Muslin Drawers. trimmed with
Torchon lace, Csc.
Ladies Cambri, Drawers, with tucks,
Dc.
Ladies' Muslin Drawers. with tucks.
best an the world. for 25c.
Children's Cotton Drawers. l2'gc' a pair;
Ladies and Children's Jersey Ribbed
Vests. 5c each, some worth &c. each.
Ladies' Drop-Sutch Gauze Vests, &c
An immense stock Of LADIES' Ribbed
Summer Vests at 10 and l-i4c.-sreat
values.
Mems Bleached and Brown Jeans Draw
See our Mems Balbriggan Shirts at 25c.
apiece ,,.,.,..
shirts. with fancy percaie fronts and
cuffs, all Numbered. only Soc. apiece. II
you see them you can't resist pur-
chase
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-28
rArh,sMhS soonnD ArHIRD TIME.
The Porisrnonils Def vt the Koanokos
IpRilV

NORFOLK. VA. April Especial
over ut Portsmouth this afternoon the
field was ankle-dccp an mud and ram
ZEN ~ intervals during tho game. but
a,,orv citizen of Portsmouth went home
harpv for rates men seemed 20 be a.
home I'm the mud and scored the third
consecutive victory over the Roanokes.
Save for the batting Of Bradley, QUINN.
sfahi. Thurston. Tate. and the fielding OF
Fuller. Netter caught = great game. nut
tho pitchers Of both teams did medium
work. Attendance 800
The score.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-28

Augustus Pollard. young negro man,
shot his brother Junius IN the neck IN q
i,f,icuitv which occurred between them
over n woman, az their home, No. 90
south Cherry street. yesterday morning
q bout 10 o'clock The men qudrrclod
Frfdsv night and u Was resumed yes
fordav Augustus is believed 10 nave
gone 10 Louisa county The wouhdru
man was taken TO the 0lmshouse. lac
BE- not seriously hurt.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-28
EMBROIDERIES.

Nsinscok. Swiss and Hamburg Edges
and Insertings. IN a variety OF wll'hs
ana patterns. bat at the very lowest
pr-cts ,+t-.f,.
Torchon and Medici Laces. an en'F'E
fresh assortment. never were soll ~
Low, az we are now selling them.
See the good values In Nokinsi $50.
Au-Over Embroideries. from &c. 10 - :"
yard. rua,,,.iros
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-28
HANnKERCHIEFs

foy items only mentioned, but we
can suit YOU In any style YOU may fancy
C-entlemon's Hemsutched Colored-Bor
dcred handkerchief al &c. each. or for
2jc-a regular l2igc. article excellent al
the price. .,.,.-,,rr,
Ladies Plain White Hemstitched Hand
korchiefs at &c. You always paid Zoe. Tor
Embroidered Muslin Handkerchiefs at
TO- 12is. l6 % and Zoe.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-28

summary. Earned ns-Portsmouth ],
Roanoke q: tWO-base hits-Thurston. Vet
ter. Bradley, sacrifice hits-Paddcn. Tate;
stolen bases Knox. Thurston, Tate, N"t-
fer. Cavanaugh. base on balls OF GAIA
han g. or Stahl r. of Gaffnoy .: struck
out-by Callahan 2. by Stahi :. ny Gaff-
nov /: hit 10y pitched ball-Portsmouth
1. Roanoke .. passed balls-Clark T. I'M
piTe, Daley.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-28

Summary. Earned runs Richmond 4
9wo-Dasr hits Kahn Cd. Groves. and
Whalcy Thrce-base hits Wells and Ha-
ser stolen basos- Kahn Cd. Groves. Tam
uehll. Rcrte. Morgan. O'Haean. Bass
on balls by Refine. o. by Lawson. T.
IIit bv pitched ball COrcortu ana Haupt-
man Struck out by Refine. Q. 10y Lava son.
G. Passed balls -Gcicr. 3. Time OF 81 me,
Two hours and five minutes. Umpire.
Ituwitcb. Attendance. 2,so0.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-28
LADIES' WRAPPERS.

new line Lawn Wrappers, Of the la
calico and Porcale Wrappers at So IS.
e ard Nc c,.,-....
Notfcc the reductions in Separate skirts.
Black Crcpon Skirts, .edlced from N.b
- BiSck Crepon skirts. reduced from ss.4S
10 SOS .,...., ,.,,, e., &c
Black Crep0n SkiFt-' ieIlrru II Oi' F4i''''
70 $3.50. ,-, -. ste
Black trepon ShlIt1 I'nuNtu li'Ni 80
70 sc ere skirts. all prices, from $50 to
ladies' Colored six Shirt Waists, all
prices. So 10 s.. IS. -,
tadlcs' Black silk Shirt Waists, all
prices. $50 10 $50. ,,,-,..- T..
Greatest display Of Laundered Waists IN
tho CITY. Nohby styles and eNcelleat
GRADES at 30 -. IS and Csc. Up. Don't
miss US on Ladies Waists.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-28

The gamcs this week viii bc called at
IS O'Clock, on account Of the races.
Lynchbufg viii appear az the Wesi-End
Park tomorrow afternoon. The iusuers
are DESTROYS OF keeping up their present
good work. and the Iiill Climbers are de-
termined 20 win. 50 the games viii be
hard fought. Lynchourg aud Richmond
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-28
CHECK MUSLIN.

Check Muslin al g. G1-l sl-3, 10 and
19i.r. n ward. Qualities such as good
Judges sWili appreciate.
White cord WeHs and Pique, all grades
from f2i2 10 toc. yard. -.
Imper.al Long Cloth, = yards 10
piece. $50 a piece-the best 10 be Iouhu
anywhere.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-28
We thank Won very much ladies' encouragement of the
week Il only stimulates efforts behalf We aiming
o have il more generally known how it pays TO dea at
TKAL HIMER Bros
Corner Fifth and Broad Streets.

az 35c a yard just the correct thing for
making pretty aprons.
Just opened a large line Of 32-inch
Swiss Fl0uncings. embroidered heaUti-
fully. and having hemstitched or scol-
Hoped edges. price 37i2. 80 and soc. They
are what you need for children's dresses.
KID CLOVES.
COrn-COl0r Kid Gloves. with self or
black stitching. 2l& a pair. This is the
White Channels Large Pearl Button
Gloves al zoe. and 81.
MLsqueta!re Kid Gloves AZ 75c. and 81
a pair. Have your kid gloves put on Your
hands by our expert filter. IL will save
annoyance and be m)re satisfactory.