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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-11-14
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.

Dr. Mcpherson. dentist, Cpur d Alene
To close, all ladies' and misses hats.
Idaho Mercantile Co.
Fred Miner has opened a meat market
in the building adjoining Burns barber
shop.
Have you tried our new teas?
Idaho Mercantile Co.
Mrs. II. II. Allen will leave for Ward
ner next week to join her husband who
is employed at that place.
To close, all ladies and children's hats
al cost. Idaho Mercantile Co.
Mrs. Christina Oleson. who spent
several weeks with friends in Chicago,
returned home yesterday.
Have you tried our new teas? We
can give you the best for the money.
Idaho Mercantile Co.
Miss Grace Empey, after stopping
with Spokane friends for the past
month, returned home the first of the
week.
Law Briefs and Pamphlet printing
specially at the PREss office.
Rubbers. Buy them now and save a
doctor bill. All kinds and sizes at the
Idaho Mercantile Cos.
Chas Griswold and George Shut left
for the Black Prince mine on the steam
er Elk Wednesday 10 go TO work for
the company.
Guy King leaves for Pasadena, Cal,
Monday to spend the winter. Guys
many friends here will wish him a
pleasant trip.
The shaft on the Black Prince mine
is now down about 30 feet and at least
another mouths work will be put in
before closing down for the winter.
The ladies Of the Methodist Aid So.
ciety will give a social next Wednesday
evening at the parsonage, Coffee, cake
and sandwiches will be served for 10
cents.
Now is the time TO lay aside your
summer underwear. We can show you
the most complete line for winter wear
ever seen in Crur d'Alene. Our prices
are right. Idaho Mercantile Co.
Tomorrow evening at the presbytsr
/ ian church the hour will be devoted 10
the rendering Of program by the sun.
day school. Services commence at
half past seven. All are invited,
Mrs. !. II. Mcpherson, after spending
several weeks very pleasantly visiting
friends and relatives in Pittsburg, Pa,
and Nebraska, returned home Wednes.
day morning. The doctor met her at
spokane.
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets dc
not affect the head or produce nervous,
ness like Sulphate of quinine. Mr.. A.
l.. Miller is authorized to 10 refund the
money in every case where it fails to
cure coughs, colds and la grippe. Price
% cents.
Laxative BromO Quiniue Tablets
move the bowels gently, relieves the
cough and cures the feverish condition
and headache, making 1t the best and
quickest remedy for coughs, colds and
la grippe. Cures in one day, No cure
no pay. Price % cents. For sale by
A, L. Miller, druggist oct2iaprlS
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Christmas in Several Lands" is the
attractive title Of a delightful sympo-
stun in the Christmas number Of Dem
orest's Magazine, wherein the Christmas
customs and the Christmas spirit in
various countries are pleasantly des-
cribed 10y persons who have had some
part in them.
get it" is good advice but take
simmons Liver Regulator is better for
your health and happiness. Everybody
should take liver remedy occasionally
and especially in the fall 10 wake up
the torpid liver and keep up a healthy
circulation of good rich blood, free from
poison and full Of nourishment TO the
body. we would not keep house with
out It'll. q. G. Firk, Springdale. Pa,
On next Friday evening, the members
OF the circle of Kings Daughters will
hold bazaar for the display and sale
OF fancy articles made 10y them. An
interesting program will be presented,
consisting Of tableaux, marches, songs,
dialogues and Rotations. Light re-
freshments will be served for ten cents
person. General admission, 10 cents:
children under twelve, 10 cents. Place:
vacant store-room in Graney block.
y. 5. Paul and wife, after an absence
OF one month visiting his parents 1t
Willoughby, y. W. territory. return, d
home Thursday morning. They met
Capt. Sanbum at Jennings, Mont, and
came down the Columbia with Capt.
Nesbitt, stopping at Trail and visiting
Rossland, Il. c., where they found Fred
and Frank Empey doing big business
in the grocery, provision and feed line.
Mr.. Paul says that RosSland is BOOM
ing town.
J. J. Patterson, who was convicted az
manslaughter at the November, 1895
term Of the district court and sentenced
to the penitentiary for a period of seven
years, was released by the board of par.
dous and arrived in this place last
Tuesday, taking Wednesdays boat for
his home in the st. Joe valley. Some
time ago movement was started for
the purpose of obtaining pardon for
Patterson. Petitions were almost uni.
versally signed, the jurors who brought
in the verdict of guilty endorsed the
recommendation for pardon and the
action Of the board in releasing Mr.
Patterson meets with the approval Of
the public generally. There seems tC
be no doubt that Patterson killed Far
rell in self defense.
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Not long ago in speaking OF SOW
throat. aud the difficulty fregoC Tsou ~
. ,or,sncsd in curing it. Mr.. J. +. Thomas
81 trniondale. Pa, told no" nc ' "S"
" ,,,,n cured 4 in his family. We give
60 !, e. HE words: 81 have Frequently
S %'D,i for sor throat and i !, has
r ,T%,s speedy cure in every instance r.
would not think Of getting , ",o.E also
my N.Y. "' rheumatism. sprains and bruises ,, rs
For sale a, % and 20 cents pei OO'
Al, Miller. druggist
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rnol, stronger Than Fiction.

All pains arising from rheumatism
govt. mcgrim, toOihache, nenr"'g's'
headache, liver pains, neuralgia pains
,cIa,ica, lumbago, stiff neck, chilblains,
onn,nsed muscles, enlarged veins and
ali Mains of the bones or nerves quickly
relieved by using wilburs OIL OF Glad
ness, ~ cents per bottle. For sale by
A.. l.. Miller
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he ofneiaI Count.

The county commissioners made the
official canvass of the votes Thursday
which resulted in the election of s p
Donneily for state senator; James A.
keat, y. q. Sisson and G. r. Gray, rep
resentatiyes; Geo. ii. Pease, sheriff;
John c. Callahan, assessor; Frank q.
Hill, treasurer; John Sabin. coroner;
VIM. Ashley, surveyor; Thomas Smith,
W. B. Dishman and W. II. Cable, COM
missioners. Our table of election re-
turns will be completed and corrected
TO conform TO the official count and re-
published next week, the copy for
correction having been received too
late for this issue.
The tall republican flag pole erected
on the corner of Sherman and Fourth
Streets four years ago could stand the
pressure of Mckinleyism no longer and
came crashing to the ground last even
ing.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-11-14

Wv " Etr4 60 A. AtiasS ~ Cess.
IN 'F~IGt.c IL this mast dreaded
S-''''f vs. g. V piIoa. Of lTsAAAu,
''s' "a 's.d. / have = ljtus gt,l
''o Is "#a.'l frequently during ~"
''s naa'ls with cEoapy Affections
"l'n'7't &c av't symptoms occur. my
- Gr-s trg Cbamb~Tlains IouRh
'(H"'1. art tic result il alsays
'a'8 ArA saastacsory- This remedy
-'f4 ly Thousands Of mothers
'0gE'"'' the rni,cy. states. also in
- tt'iFn countries, anh always
80 E~Ft'r' sgecsss. Ills only Reces
AN' W s''" It treUly wien the child
''a'' A'Ars" 81 as suan a. The croupy
.''7 apv'a'a aud all symptoms Of
"''P "'a disappear For sale at q
- . ''H'' 10 bottle by 4. l.. Miller.
e'Eggat
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The Verdict I'M

The verdict is already in, given to
wiIhur's Blood Purifier all that the
nrnrrietor claims for it-that 1t is the
nes, blood purifier and rheumatic cure
90, discovered. 1t is Endorsed by thou
sands that have taken it. Slper oo'tie'
For sale by A. L. Miller
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-11-14

You probably pay too
much a month for tea; it is
probably not very good.
Try Scht1IiMg's Best If
you don't like it. your gro
Ger returns your money.
You may find unexpected
pleasure and profit in it.
A SohilIipg & Company
San francisco 81
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AneaArt q Soc. fat tatksys fur aals
q 10 sea usttrs pric" lpgai'r &
~ 7 jaY a, cat etd - Tourth street.
.sgs ! N.s-r nsytI 81
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-11-14

For information. time cards, maps and tickets
call on write TO
P.JoY. Agent,
Occur d'Alene, Idaho
A. D. CHARLTON,
Assistant Gen. Pass. Agt.,
No. 2o5 Morrison ST.. cor 3rd St.
Portland, Oregon.
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Amos n Fisher. Henry Hendricks
Charlie, Il. i.iuder. William Eaton. Cor
nelius hole. Y llite. Charles T. Slscho.
stephen u Harms. Elias ] Messenger
II u. Boyiugion, T., y Irllum. 4. i.
Aunls. Peter Jackson. Charles Jackson.
Il. D. Bardwcll. Edwin Newton, Louis
ropr. David rhiicr, Warren u. Hath
var. \. u. Robinson. q, Wilcutt, Chas,
". Watson. Charles i. l!arnum, Thos,
trophy. Ernest Thompson. 7, J smith,
4 Y. Hyde. Ncls Nelson, Robert Ben.
nett. Andcu ". Foster. James W,
Gray. II. !. Grace. William J. Clark.
Lorenzo Saichusll. Il. A Bell, Charles
l.afavrr. AIonro Gerald, r +. Jacobs,
I'e;er & johnson
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Grand aaa Trial Jurors.

Following is list Of tile names Of
those who have been summoned by the
sbeiaa 20 serve ~ grand and trial Jurors
al the ensuing term II The district court
which will convene in l.aiiidrum, Mon.
day. November y. 1850
GRAND ltEoES
J. !. Travis, r. J. TolWe. II. i. But.
lef. q. { smith, Angus Llneham, H. c.
Colby. Albaui rolrer. ". II Ball. Thos.
" for. Joseph lioush,on. {. II. HUI.
Fred Wilson. 81 l.. Mhi;comb. Edwin
; Crane. Fred {. Fisher, benjamin
Morrow. Edward G Ribsieiit Russell
Gray, John Schneider.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-27
SECOND FLOOR.

Lace Curtains. in white and ecru. full
g yards long, tJc. quality al 0Jc' PAIR
Lace Curtains, fuu length ana width,
a. lIcc designs ana styles 10 ae4ecl IOHA'
55c. value, at 10. par.
Lace Curtains. 8 IL yards long, IN white
ana eclu. cualce floral design, ntaNy Dor
der. regular $50 quality, AZ <l-9 PAIR.
Irish Point Curtains, IN white lull
length ana width, regular price sioV, al
Irish Point Curtain bargain. in white, a
S. value. at closing price, SfyS pair
Irish Point curtain bargain. iul ienEth
and width, regular - qudllly, at clOslnB
price, SJ-J pair.
BLANKETS White Double-Bed Blank
cts full size. heavy and fluffy, would '9
Il bargain at 75c., 10 80 at SOC. pair
Blankets, tan color, full double bod
size, regular eJc. quality, at bargain price,
blankets. tan color. extra large size,
fun weight. regular 81 quality, To go al
Blankots. in white. red and gray. 100
per cent. wool. full dcuble-hed size. resu-
lar S3eS quality. TO go at $40 pair.
Strictly All-WoOl White Blankets iull
size and weight. regular N.uO quality,
Extra large Size Double Bed Blankets.
strictly all-wool. regular 1913 quality TO
20 m 81. 50 pair.
Fidcrdown Dressing Sacquos I'm pink.
light blue red and gray blazer effect, reg
ular 81 value. az f9c.
Regular 81 N va no al CSC.
Regular $3.50 value az Sll9.
Regular 81 as value ar 81 39.
Fancy Figured Eiderdcwn Sacrues. ex-
ira fine quality loose fronts. button on
si1e- large sailor collar finished with
crochet edge Of black regular sos value.
az bargain price. sigs each.
Plush Buggy Robes in plain brown.
hound al round, full size. S2.-j value, az
SIS 10
Full size Tupry Robe. IN black and
brown. twill stripc. with fancy border.
REGULAR g. ~ value. m si.as.
Fancy check Buggy Robe I'm blue. rod.
yellow ard brown combination. bound al
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-27

accidents occurred to Miss Fannie Nc
Curdy, a woll-known and popular Church
Hin young lady. A cracker exploded IN
her face. badly burning IL. Some OF the
burning powder few ia her eyes. Dr.
NIGlniCs Harrison was calloi immediate
ly and rendered the necessary medical
attention. 10 Is not known, as set. whe-
thor or not her sight will be permanently
impaired.
4 young man named Thomas Beale'
living on Church llll. was also baby m
JurcQ in the eyes by the premature eA-
plOsiou Of O. hrc-cracker.
ONLY 4 FEW DRINKS.
There was not as much disorder in the
city on Chrislmas-Day. as has been the
case for years past. Nothing like the
number OF DRINKS were reported ana
the police were not as busy running IN
hilarious citizens. as they have been acc
customcd TO DO on the ATcat oay OK egg
nos and punch.
1T the First station, In which district
IS located a large number OF me snhi
groceries. the number OF drunken men
arrested was not over fifteen. IN me
Second district. which SIS known as inc
''Vendorloln." there were more lntoAicat-
Cd people TO handle than IN both the
others together. the total beng twenty
two Tho Third station had only Tour
registered on the book
This goes to show that there was less
money in the possession Of the drinking
people, or that the Prolibiuonlsts had
gotten in some good WORK
Christmas day was q day OF gladness Ia
tho lcnifoutiary. All work was suspend
al and the prisoners SAT down 10 q pleNu-
ful dinner. consisting Ct PORK PIE Nett-
tables Of various kinds. apples, cakes, ana
Sweets of several sorts. Many Of them
received boxes Of eatables, ciolNts' CT
trlukots from friends on the outside.
spirit OF gladncsS perNhdCn lic li"'t' 1ii,
the inmates for q time forgot that my
were prisoners IA iacl' soou Mo-
too abundant, and in cons q!e nee N'.lu'
Lynn reports that his SICK hst was I'M
usually large yesterday.
Down ~ The city jain there was also
ultrfv Of Christmas cheer. There was
sh0at. vegetables, apples. ana cakes ana
many boxes q presents from OUTSIDE
friends. Tho prisoners Toasted ad hbitum'
Inn their constitutions seem better than
those ~ the ponitenuary inmates, Tor
none were reported sick yesterday.
A frrt-olaee Christmas dinner was sorv-
81 40 the AlmshOuse, and much hilarity
prevailed thcro among TIE inmate.
ORPHANS AND VETERANS
Nre GIL superintendent Of the Male
Orrhan Asylum. who never forgets e
look ont for the pleasure or comfort or
tho numerous bows under her c're nfo-
viGod them with an elegant spread Christ
mas day as well as playing the part OK
Santa Claus yesterday morning.
Col Charles i. bigger. commandant or
the Soldiers Home. as usual eNcrtea
rams and magnificent dinner was 'he
rreu1f
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-27
cHLDREN,s COATS.

Children's Coat Special. sizes 4 and
wears. made Of navy, red and brown
beaver cloth. large sleeves. trimmed with
large buttons, finished off with gold braid
regular s. quality. o. 20 at Sl.so each.
Another lot OF Childrens Coats, sizes g.
s and 10 years. IN navy, brown and graz
mixed satinettc. with large sailor collar
latest stylo sleeve. 4-buttOn front regular
$50 value. at closing price $3.50.
Children's Grctchens. the entire line
sizes G. 5. 10 and u years, in fancy mixed
ChoviOts. navy ana brown mixed satinette
red and navy boucle. ana many more
styles
size 6, regular 50. 80, closing price 800.
Sizes and 40. regular Siss closing price
1913.
Sizes G. and 10 regular $3.50 and s.
closing price Si.J9.
Sizes s. 10 and y. regular sJ.75 and $3.50
closing price so.O5.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-27
GLOVES.

Ladies' 4-Button Kid Gloves. heavy
stitching On backs fan black and self, in
ox-blood, brown, tan, black. white, pearl
ana butter, 81.
Ladies 2-Clasp KID Gloves. heavy stitch
ed backs. IN white ana tans, ~.
PERKINS, 4-Clasp CLEOPATRA Kid Gloves
in black and all CT tho popular shades
Of tan, $3.50.
The Royal Kid Glove Foster patent,
strong and durable. ga black only. $l25.
4-Iutton kid Glove. stitched backs. ln
black and self stitching, ia ox-blood,
brown, tan and black, iJc.
Foster Patent KID Gloves. in black, tan
ana red, tJc.
Children's 4-Button Kid Gloves. in tan,
red ana brown, Toe.
Children's 2-Ciasp Walking Gloves,
strong and durable. for wear, y3c.. rcgu-
lar 81 quality.
a lull line Of white Evening Gloves, u
and 15-buttOn length. $L0O s.. $50.
\ fun line Of Ladies and Children $
Cashmere and Wool Mittens at 49, u IL.
10. IL ana Zoc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-27
Ar rnE cHUncBrs cnRIsruAs.
Large Congregations. Fine Sermons ana
Boautifui Music.

LARGE Congregations. Fine Sermons ana
Boautifui Music
At Centenary Methodist Episcopal
church Rev. Dr. Paul Whitehead preach
Oh "a most powerful sermon. Tho choi-
Of this church. which Is composed OF
some of the best voices In the city, rem
dcrod AN the numbers on the programme
with artistic merit and sweetness VA
harmony
A large congregation assembled at
Tnlon-Station Methodist church nj u
o'clock. the occasion being union Christ
mas services Of the Methodist churches IN
Richmond district located i'm Richmond
The sermon was preached by Rev d.
". O. starr, from John xiv, p. II was
"a most excellent effort, and was greatly
enjoyed by all The singing Was OF
hieh order. A collection was raised for
the benefit Of the poor. The a. NJ.
praver-mcoting was also we'll attended.
Bishop Newton filled tho pulpit M 81.
Paurs on Christmas morning. Ihc SER
mon was able and instructive. The mu-
steal programme was carried out. ana the
music was OF "a very fine order. rms
afternoon at o'clock The Messiah
viii be rendered by the choir. The
Christmas boxes were given out yester-
dav afternoon at o'clock 10 the children
Services at So. Peters Cathedral were
iuaugurated at 9 clock \. NJ, ana .
mass was recitcd from that hour until Il
o'clock each father Of the church sing
ing three masses during the day. Bish-
op Van De Vyver sang the solemn high
mass az the n o'clock service. Father
Cutler vicar general. preached the SER
mon. His subject was THE Gospel Of
the Day" and the foundation Of his dis
course was from 81. John. first chapter
and first verse The Bishop, after the
sermon gave the "Papal Benediction.
which IS permitted only on special occa-
sions AT the close of the services Bish-
op Van de Vyver made a short address 10
the congregation. a collection for the
various orphan asylums was taken up.
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MILLER a. RHDADs.


Great reductionsl All Goats 10 be sold
at once ~ tho order. See mis- iot, 800.
In this lot are Goats which sofa up 10
SIS. Tomorrow $ price Us like gift. go
III teD $50 COATS REDUCED TO S3.'s.
This Is a big cut In price. Genuine reduc-
lions from our regular low prices-hot re-
These Goats are all new, this season $
goods. and az cur regular prices they
were much cheaper than equal sfauts
have ever sold IN Richmond. ON account
or our buyers mistake in overwhelming,
which proves 20 your interest We make
now are actually less than the first cost
CT the bare materials. allowing nothing
for the making.
The garments are now on sale at tho
reduced prices. and early comers VIII set
the choice.
Tans. Blacks. Greens and Browns in
Boucle, Beaver, Ghoviot kersey' Astra-
chan Irish IrlcZe and all the other much
wanted clothes.
We have your sizei
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-27
PORTIERES.

POrtieres. Inc qualify chenille, full
value, al DaI salAO price, sl.ss pan.
tapestry IOIueIes. selected designs and
colOTs, IGu length and width, fringe top
ana bottom, regular sS.55 value, al bargain
price, SZ.a6.
Tapestry PCrtiores choice designs.
fringe Top and bottom, regular 500 value,
at bargain price, ss.1s.
Tapestry FortieTes, heavy double fringe
top and bottom. choice line OF combination
COlOrs, SJ.ly value. 10 80 at $3.g8 pair.
Tapestry ICIuCrcs. hinged on sides and
bottom. fuu length ana widtn, regular
$500 quality, 10 20 al ' 50 pair.
Extra Fine Quality BrOCaded Ottoman
POrtieres. full longtn ana width, choice
combination colOrs, regular SIA9s value. 10
80 At S5.y3 pair.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-27

There will be- a special service az Saint
Paul church lds afternoon. TO
begin at o'clock. and to consist Of por-
lions OF the oratorio OF The Messiah pre-
coded by Evening Prayer. which will be
chorally rendered.
The doors OF the church are TO be OPEN
cd at i. NJ. precisely, and. after an the
pcws are filed. they will be closed. and
nobody else IS 10 be admitted.
The usual night service at ST. PauTs
viii be omitted tonight
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-27

The window glass Of the store Of Mr.
j. Lichtenstain az Seventeenth and Main
streets was broken Christmas night some
time after o'clock. and about so worth
a. Nroworils taken from the window.
There is no clue as TO the perpetrator. MT.
Lichtenstcin was relieved last week Of an
overcoat and a hat. and he thinks the
thieves believe they have soft thing
with him.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-27
uneic At Lcieh-strcct Baptist church


The following musical programme will
be rendered at Leigh-Street Baptist
church to-day:
Moruing-Orean voluntary. Selected.
Opening anthem" From the Eastern
Mountains" Schneider.
Onortory-"The Infant King" Nod
linger.
Evcning-Organ. Selected.
Authenticate There Were in the
Same Country Shepherds" Lundel.
Onertory- Male Quartette ct Came
Upon the Midnight Clear" IT, NJ Dow.
Soprauos-Mrs. S. L Wooddn. Mrs. II.
Austin. Miss Maggie Walker. Miss Ella
Null Rosa Robinson. Sarah Allen.
Altos Ms Clara Null. Miss Bessie
Parkinson. Mrs. Tanor Nellie Garrison.
Tenors-R. IT, Childrcv. Samuel Crane.
Judson Taliaferro. DR.. j. S. Beaslcv.
Bass-F. NJ. Collier, w. II. Tyrce, c. H..
Murray. Samuel Reynolds
Organiet-Airs. Laura Watson.
Cornctst-W. a. Dlckcrson. .K
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Miller & Rhoads.
c, LUMSDEN & SONS.


Precious Stones set in Tiaras,
Necklaces, Pendants, Brooches,
Bracelets, Rings, Pins, and in all
other known ways.
Watches, American and i'm
ported. Cut-Glass Ware, Leather
Goods, and a complete stock Of
Sterling Silver 925-Iooo fine.
Opera Glasses in pearl and
Alumine-Lemaire Glasses.
Lorgnettes in tortoise shell, gold
and silver.
Opera Glass Charms and Han
dies. Pocket Books, Card Cases,
&C., in all the popular feathers
monkey, snake, lizard, alligator
all of them. Prices according to
quality. Gold OF silver mountings
or plain.
Gorham's Silver Toilet Ware at
Gorham Manufacturing Company's
prices.
All sorts of Sterling Silver No
velties from 25c. up.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-27
NIEN,s HALE HOSE

Black and Tan. spliced heels and double
sOles. at 10 ana " lie.
Mems Fine Cashmere Wool Half Hose.
in gray goods, that are worth 1-c.. for
I,c.
Mems Hesvy Natural Wool Mixed Half
Hose TO and I2 lie.
Mems Scarlet Wool Half Hose, lyc. ,
worth Zoe.
Mems Black Cashmere Wool Half Hose.
2jc. These goods are equal 10 any sg1.
goods.
Mems Heavy EXtra-Long Ribbed Hose.
IN scarlet ana navy, 15c.
We have a choice line Of Laundered
White Shirts at prices ranging from
G. l--c. 10 81.
plain-BOsom White Shirts. Numbered,
all pure linen and perfect hitting. o. lie.
pleated- Bosom White Shirts. Numbered,
Coo.
The well-known Monarch" Brand
White Lauudered shirts. plain, open and
closed ffurfe
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-27

The Warrock-Richardson almanack for
1897 is just published. and IS considered
one of the most reliable works OF the
kind IN the country. This is the eighty
second year OF its publication.
I'm ID are the portraits OF the three
principal men noted for their connection
during their lives with the work name
ly. John Warrock. David Richardson,
and James Edwin Goode.