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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-15
THE CoCKADE CITY.
Hastings Court Natters-A Fire
briefs.


pErERsBURG. VA. October lf-(spe-
cial)Lpuring the term Of the Hastings
Court which commences tomorrow, some
Ave or six cases OF felony and several OF
misdemeanor will be tried Among the
former should the grand jury find a bill
OF Indictment against him. Is the case oil
John BENTON. who is charged with pocket
nfckinr ON the train which brought Hon
Wullam i. Bryan to this place were
several strangers who got OFF ard cir
culated among the ten thousand people
who had assembled at the depot to hear
Mr.. BRYAN. How many persons were
robbed is not known, but one OF the VIC
Tins was an officer Of Sussex county, who,
besides losing considerable sum OF
money lost also checks notes, and tax
receipts to a large amount. The robbery
was committed while the crowd was get
ting off the train, ard was discovered I'M
mediately. The real thief escaped. but Ben
ton is believed to have been an accom-
Dlice.
TN. Democrats of Petersburg are ar;
ranging for a big torchlght procession
and parade on Monday evening next, ana
for a large meeting at the Academy OF
Music. where Mr.. W. A. Glasgow Is to
speak at night
Captain John Lamb Democratic candi-
date for Congress in the Richmond Dis
trict addressed q large assemolage OF
people at Matoaca last night.
GENERAL NEWS.
A fire occurred this morning at the rec
tory OF 81. Stephens (coloreO Episcopal
church. which caused some damage.
The metallic ceiling for the Second Bap-
fist church has arrived from the North,
and will be put IN at once.
4 game or football between the teams
Of the Richmond and Petersburg High
schools will be played In this city on Sat
f1r1nV
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He walked Things III.

WILSON. y. c.. October l4.-(5peclai., l.
Last night Hon. C.. b. Aycock, OF GoIus-
boro' made the most enthusias' lo'lllS II
ceived speech Of the campaign mus IaT AZ
tbis r1ace Ue is the United States Dis
trict Attorney for the Eastern District OF
North Carolina. bat be is a fearless cham
MON of Democracy and free silver. ms
audience was composed largely Of work
ing people, who cheered and shouted
with the greatest enthusiasm. When the
sneaker mentioned the name OF the young
liant from the West. who IS 10 reeSeHl
The American people from trusts ana
monopolies. terrific yell went UP: ~
was a speech that aroused the enthusiasm III
tbat Is needed here i'm this county 10
save the county offices to the Democrats
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BAPTIST YOUNG PEOPLE.
Their OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Elected
Addresses and Talks.

Their Convention-Ohicers Elected
Addresses and Talks.
LYNCHBURG, VA, october A-(spe-
ciaI)-After the discussion OF various
topics this morning. the Baptist Young
PEOPLES Union elected the following ON
GERS for the ensuing year: President
1ohn Garland Pollard, Of Richmond; First
Vice-Presilent. L. G. Broughton. OF hoa-
noke: Second Nice-President, \. q. avery
of Norfolk Third Nice-President' A. ~
Pitcher. OF Richmond; Recording secre-
tarv +. /. Butler, of Richmond; Trea-
s,,rer p II. Montague. OF Richmond.
BOARD of Managers-A. =. Rafland, NJ. r.
cox. @. f. Bagby, NJ. T. Duke, r. i.
Rutler Robert NJ Smith. Of Richmond
/ T. Fentress. Of Norfolk; w. ". Fucker
OF Petersburg: j. c. Moss, OF Lynchpurs >
w w. Hamilton. or Radford; =. 3. jack
son of Winchester; L. b. Conway, o.
Danville: r. p. Shipman. Of Roanoke
on motion. the unanimous vote OF 'he
convention was cast for the nominees.
A letter was read from Rev. f. Is. foi-
lard. lately State educational leader VINO
has accepted a professorship al Coiu'iio'''
College. Washington. in which he re-
signed with regret the position OF leader
Rev. NJ. Il. Wharton, ID. D.. OF Noflolh'
extended an invitation for the cOnVen-
ton TO hold its next session i'm that cry.
other Norfolk delegates urged this on the
convention, and il seemed TO be the De
sire of the convention TO meet in the City
by the Sea. The Board of Managers VIII
select the place later.
The afternoon session was taken up
with a lecture on Christian culture courses
and their benefits. and with talks by MI
Grace Rev. NJ c. Thomas, and KEY IL.
w. Tribb,e, of Characteristic, ana FercS
S. Flippin. OF Lynchburg
AT to-uight's session the question-box
was opened. Rev John ID. Jordan made
an entertaining and able address on
"Things to Emphasize in Young People
Work and after appropriate resolutions
had been adopted the convention adj
in,lrnnd sine die.
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Marriage at Manassas.

MANASSAS, VA, October 1L-(Special0
Miss Alice c. Taylor and Mr. Milton y.
Hutchinson were united I'm marriage here
this morning at $50 o'clock The cere-
mony was performed by the Rev. W II.
X. Pendleton, rector Of Trinity Protestant
Episcopal church. The wedding took place
at the residence of Mayor o. r. Taylor.
father of the bride. IL was a quiet home
wedding, the guests being near relatives.
The groom is a nephew of Westwood
Hutchinson. cashier OF the First National
Bank of Manassas, and Treasurer OF
Prince William county.
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ing from New York, where they arrived
a rev days ago from Europe.
MIR. Leonard Henley. Jr.. our weil-kno~n
druggist and MI. Bathurst ID. Peachy,
chairman Of the Republican City Com
mittee. left for Richmond this morning.
Mrs Matte Pi8ss. OF ST. Louis. grand
daughter OF the late Governor Jonn NJ
Gregory. with her sister Miss Amanda
casIie are here visiting Judge and Mrs
i. Henley, at their charming home.
"wheatland."
Several members OF the Board Of Dr.
rectors of the Eastern State Hospital ar
rived here this evening to attend the regu-
lar quarterly meeting OF the board, to be
held tomorrow.
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THE FOURQUREAN-
PRICE COMPANY.
COrsetS and Sense.
ANTRNN

We want your trade for
Corsets. We knew we must
show cause why we are enti-
tied to your preference. The
list below pleads our cause
with unanswerable arguments.
1t is collection of the best
makes. To that's to be added
our expertness as prescrlbers
to your individual needs. All
good Corsets may not be good
for you. We know which are.
You will sanction our selec-
tion-we know.
No need for us to say our
prices are right-that is one
of the charms of shopping
here.
When the new fall gowns
are fitted it should be over
new Cersets.
We are ready with advice
and the proper Corsets.
STRONG COUTILLE CoRsETs.
White ard Gray, with five and six hooks
SOC. pair
r.. x G. AND c. b CORsETs-
White and Black. with two side steels
and boned and corded bust-T5c. a pair.
THOMSON'S GLOVE FITTING
CORSETS-Whitea and Black-Coutille and
Sateen-with short medium, and long
waists-Sl to Sl.75 a pair.
THOMSON'S GLOVE-FITTING ABB
DOMINAL CORSETS. with lacing on
hips and abdominal supporters-$l.5O a
pair.
THOMsON's GLOVE FITTING
CORsETS made OF very strong Coutille.
heavily boned. spoon steel, specially con-
structed for stout hgures-Si.75 a pair
r. q G.. CORSETS-made Of White
and Black Coutille and Sateen. with short
medium. and long waists. two side steels
and boned bust-$l and $50 pair.
WARMERS CORALINE CORSETS,
with extra long waist and high bust
White-d a pair.
DIR. WARMERS HEALTH COR
sET-with improved bust form-Whlte,
a25; Black, $3.50 a pair.
c. Y. a Ia SPIRITE CORSETS.
made of Coutille and Sateen. with short
medium. and long waists, boned ana
corded busts and two side steels-I and
$3.50 a pair
c. y. \ IA VENUS CORSETS. with
extra long waist. very high bust. and tan
back-made of white and Black Sateen-
Sl.75 a pair.
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Naher-Scberer.

ROANOKE. VA, October li.-(Special)
William +. Maher, a clerk in the car
record department Of the Norfolk and
Western Railway Company, and Miss
Lena Scherer, Of this city. were married
this morning at s. Andrews Catholic
church. by Rev. Father Lynch, the pas
tor. i'm the presence Of a large number OF
friends. Miss Maggie Shay, of Richmond,
was maid OF honor. and J. V. Maher.
brother of the groom, was the best man.
The newly married pair left on the noon
train for an extended tour through New
York and Pennsylvania.
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EmuOria Notes.

EMPORIA. VA, october 14.-(Special)-
Mr.. Henry Jean, an industrious farmer
residing in the lower part of the county
died yesterday.
Mr.. Matthew Mason, of Petersburg VINO
has been elected principal of the graded
school here. has arrived In town.
Mr.. A b. Hitchcock, of Norfolk, was
here to-day.
Mr.. w. Samuel Goodwin. Common
weaIth's Attorney. and Mr.. Il. w;
Wyche. Treasurer, went to Richmond
this morning.
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YOUNG LACY.
WED IN LINCHBt rig.
Two Interesting HiIi-City Marriages
on Yesterday.

LYNCHBURG. VA. October H.-(Spe-
ciaI)-Two interesting marriages took
place in this city to-day. The first one.
which occurred at high noon. was that
OF Mr.. Hubert Fox. formerly of Campbell
county. but now OF this city, and Miss
Harriet Cheatwood. daughter Of the late
DIT y. l.. CheatwoOd. Of Lynchburg
The second marriage. which occurred a
o'clock this afternoon. was that Of Rev.
L. b. Betty. pastor of Monumental Meth
odst church. Portsmouth, and Miss Ldla
Bailey. until recently the principal OF
one Of the public schools of this city
The latter ceremony was performed In
Court-Street Methodist Episcopal church,
Of which Mr.. Betty was the pastor for
four years. by Rev. DR.. a. Coke Smith.
the present pastor, assisted by Rev
Thomas II. Early. The ushers were
Messrs. James Il. Gregory. John II. Seay
Walker Pettyjohn. John Turner. Il. Pol
lard Lawrie. Jack and III. G. Snead Mr.
ana Mrs. Betty. after the marriage, left
for an extended northern tour
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Ie.gue singers to Practice.

The Epworth League Union Choir OF
Richmond and Manchester win practice
at Centenary Methodist Episcopal church
tonight. at which time music will be ar
ranged for the grand rally at Centenary
next Sunday at $3.50 p. NJ. All leagues
are urged TO see that their singers are
present at this practice.
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Gases in the County Court.

In the Henrico County Court yesterday.
John Barker charged with the larceny
of a horse and mule. the property of John
Bennett. was given seven years i'm the
penitentiary. On further charge. that OF
the larceny OF a lot of clothing, he was
given six months and fined $25.
Edward Jasper. charged with stealing
a lot OF corn, was fined s. and costs.
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DANvILLE wEDDING-BELLs.
Daughnn-Lnw-A Marriage i'm Half
fax County.

fax County.
DANVILLE VA, October 14.-(Special)
The Baptist church here was the scene
Of a brilliant wedding at 9 o'clock this
evening. the principals being Miss Fannie
r. Law. youngest daughter Of Mr.. +. Il.
Law. and Mr. j. Herbert Baughan. Of
Alva Okla. Rev. r. y. Thames per-
formed the wedding ceremony. The church
was tastefully decorated with flowers and
foliage. and was filed ky a large and
brilliant crowd. Miss Gertrude Law. sister
Of the bride. was maid OF honor and Mr..
Edmund Meade was best man. The other
attendants We're: Miss Matte Clark. with
Dr. Robert Blackwell Miss Birdie Law
with Mr.. +. NJ Hamlin. Jr.. Miss Epmsie
WoodinG with Mr.. J. .. Boatwright, Miss
Myrtle Lee with Mr. Edward Holland,
Miss Daisy White with Mr. PomD Holland.
Miss Wella Phifer with Mr.. p. b. Gravel,
Jr The ushers were: Messrs. II. L. Boat
wright. G. E. Harper. w. W. Waddell,
T. s Woodson. q. G. Temple. and Harry
WoOding.
THE DRESSING.
The bride was gowned in white silk,
with pearl ornaments, and flowing tulle
veil. caught up with orange blossoms.
The bridesmaids wore gowns of white or
candle and carried punches of golden
rods. The ceremony was followed by a
reception at the home OF the bride
father. on Patton street After a visit
TO Richmond. Norfolk. and Staunton, Mr..
Baughan and b,ide will go 10 St. Louis,
and then TO their home i'm oklahoma.
YOUNG-LACY.
Mr. Thomas Rice Young. Of Danville.
and Miss NJ Carrie Lacy. of Alchie, Hall
fax county were married at high noon
to-day at Meadeville Presbyterian
church. Halifax county, Rev. Thornton S.
Wilson officiating The attendants were:
Mr.J. a. Gaines. Of Charlotte county, best
man: Mr. John Lacy and Miss Irene Love
lace NJ j. y. Lacy and Miss Mamie Love-
lace. Mr.. Coleman Arnold and Miss Lucy
cole Miss Maude Barksdale and Mr..
Fuller Lovelace. Mr.. James Hodges and
Miss Sallie Sydnor; Mr.. r.. NJ. Lynn, Of
Danville, and Miss Bette Lacy.
Mr. and Mrs. Young will reside on JEFF
ferson street. Danville.
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tie Misses Jennie Maitland and
Ellen -. Wallace. cousins OF the
groom. were flower girls. The dress
of the first named was Nile green
chiffon over green silk with satin
trimmings. and she carried a basket Of
white roses and smiiax. The other was
dressed IN white organdie over white silk
with saxon trimmings Her basket Of
flowers vas OF plnl roses and smilax.
Mr.. Charles IT. Hurkafnp was best man.
and the ushers were Messrs. John II. and
>. Gordon Wallace. OF Richmond; James
V D0wuman. Charles Conway. Samuel
O. Wallace. Jr., II. Lewis Wallace. VIII
liam II. Hurkamp. and Senator William
A. Little.
\ RECEPTION.
After the ceremony reception was
held at the home Of Mrs. NJ. c. Hall. sis
ter OF the bride. whore many called to
OFFER congratulations to the happy pair.
At o'clock. amid kind wishes. they de-
parted for an extended tour to eastern
points.
Prominent out-of-town people present,
were Mr.. and Mrs. Fielding Slaughter. Of
Norfolk: Miss Stayge and Mr.. r.
Blemoire. OF Richmond county: Miss
Striblng Of Fauquier: Miss Drewry. Of
Manchester; Miss Cook. OF Norfolk: Mrs
y. r. Hall. OF Alexandria; Miss Resale
Scott OF Warrenton: Miss Eta Hayes.
Of Richmond: Miss Elizabeth Lander Of
Norfolk: Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Car
michael. and Mrs. Lucilla Carmichael. OF
Wilmington. n c.: Mrs. Anderson OF
Petersburg: Miss Rose Taylor. OF Char
lottcsville: Mr.. Irving Campbell and Mr..
Frank Tilford. OF Washington; Mr.. John
Hancock, and Mr.. Bragg, Of Richmond.
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Leeulc III d Id ySldSh W hiiu
something i'll these depart
ments that is not a bargain.
Cut-Glass Effect Berry Bowls, large
size. 60 at Sc.
Decorated China Mustard-Pots. value.
15c.-6c.
Gold Finished Cupid lamps, to move
them, Sl.S9.
Good-size Bread-Box. Japanned. 25c.
2-quart Covered Pals, made of extra
heavy tin. &c.
14-quart Heavy REFINED Dlsh-Paus,
1Sc
Perforated Chair-Seats. each &c.
Solid-Polished Steel Fry-Pans. &c.
SO Toiiet-Sets. with large. full
sized sIop-jar; also Decorated Set,
well worth SO. but so bought that
we are enabled TO sell the sets COM
pIete at S2.O>.
$275 Banquet Lamp, corrugated column,
Rochester burner, cast foot. embossed
head, and all silver finished, for this
week at Sl.i9.
The Majestic Toilet Sets. large. full
size sets three dnderglazed decorations
and worth double what is usually asked,
for common English Sets, value 50 per
set. for $.9S.
White CHINA lce-Credm SducefS anu
Plates. value $50 per dozen, each Sc.
At @sS, Solid Brass Parlor Tables,
usually sold for s..
scrubbing- Brushes, large size. worth
15c.-jc.
900 Tooth-Picks for 1 cent.
4Oc for Sl25 Cracker Jars. extra large,
fine quality China delicate decorations,
value sl.25-iOc.
STEptkDDERS
Great values from that Great Step
Ladder purchase.
39c for 81 Ladders.
47c. for $40 Ladders
soc. for Sl.4O Ladders.
s:9 for $40 Real French-Cbinn
DInner-Sets, LaDternier make, each
set containing 10t pieces.
$50 for s., full size. finch Naples, for
salad. stewed fruits, etc, richly cut.
csc. for 81 Oil Bottles. richly cut.
15c for DC. Best-Quality Real Hand
Cut Strawberry. diamond, and Fern Cut
Tunbiers value 29c
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A Good Pny-Roll.

ROANOKE, VA, october 14.-(Special)
The payroll of the Roanoke Machine
Works for the month Of September. as
announced to-day. amounts to $1,000
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WALLACE--BRA XTON.
A brilliant Marriage I'm the Old
'Rurg.

'Hurg.
FREDERICKSBURG, VA. october IA
Osnecial)-City Councilman John STAINS
bury Wallace and Miss May Rebecca
Braxion. daughter Of Mrs. Olivia J. Brax-
ton. were married here tonight at 7
O'Clock. The ceremony took place in ST.
Georges Episcopal church. Of which the
contracting parties are members. The
Rev John G. Gray. Of Trinity Episcopal
church was the officiating clergyman.
The sacred edince was handsomely deco
rated Tor the occasion. and the audience
that gathered TO witness the interesting
event WAS one Of the largest that have
ever assembled on similar occasion IN
this city.
Professor A. b. Bowering was the or
ganist. rendering the wedding march from
l.ohengrin on the entry OF the wedding
party and Me- delsgohn's wedding march
ar they left the church. while the cere-
mony was being performed. be softly
played that beautiful melody. 1.-THE Voice
That Breathed Der Eden"
THE COSTUMES.
The brides gown was OF brocade satin
chiffon and her bouquet Of orchids and
lilies OF the valley.
Miss Louia HraxtOn. sister OF the
bride. was maid OF honor She was
costumed IN pink mouselin de sole over
pink satin. with pearl trimmings. Her
bouquet was Of bridesmaids roses. Lit
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FALL And WINTER NOVELTIES
DRESS GOODS.

% pieces OF Fancy Dress Goods. IN
cluded i'm this lot are Granite Brocades,
Rough Nohair. Jacquards, and Bourette
Tweeds. worth COO. Your choice for Mon
day 39c.
Black and Navy. In Heavy Coating
storm serges, worth 81, for 80.
Elegant. 36-inch Plaid Dress Goods,
worth 25c.. at II l-2c.
BLACK DRESS GOODS.
. pieces OF Strictly Atwood French
Sergcs. i'm Black and all o0ors. worth
soc. You can buy them Monday at lSc.
OUR GREAT zoe. VALUES.
4O-ncn Black Jacquards, worth J)c., at
CSC.
4O-inch Lustre NIohair sicillan. worth
s5c.. Al 25c.
lO-iuch French Serge worth Soc. at 25c.
vELyETs ALMOST GIVEN AWAY.
500 yards Vevcts, in popular shades,
have been selling at s. FOR 6sc.
CLOAKs AND CAPEs
to suit everybody. both in styles and
prices. Ask TO see our Elegant Double
Beaver Cape worth IS. at Sl.49.
Handsome Kersey Coat, latest style,
worth 3. Monday, S2sS.
Bear in nina we, have everything new
in the Wrap line, ana guarantee TO sell
you at just one half the prices asked
elsewhere
CARPETS
form one Of the most popular features
of our establishment. Greater values and
lowest prices. Unparalleled in carpet
history.
Ingram Carpet at 16c., worth SOC.
Excellent Tapestry Carpets. worth 60c.,
at 800.
MTTELDORFERS.
217 East Broad Street.
(oc l3-Tu&Th)
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This TOW6r,
Corner Second and Broad.


vEILfsGs.
$40 pieces OF New yeiiings to show you
tomorrow.
NEW READY MADE Wells. WOVEN
LACE BORDERS. 75c. and SIS.
NEW LACEs.
Every new and fashionable style for
trimming and special Laces for border
dresses j-inch Applique Lace. nc. s,k-
inch Applique. DC: s-inch Applique, 2Sc.i
5i-neh Broadcioth. in Mode Shades. SOC.
"A yard.
THE LATEST FALL JACKETS
AND CAPEs.
one thing you will enjoy here is the
lavish assortment OF new styles. IL n IN
strong contmst with the meagre stocks
or such cloaks in most stores
$S5o-New F'rieze Jackets, In Tan.
Green, or Brown. with the fashionable
crganshat; half silk lined; very finely
tailored.
sl3.5O-I:ondon Coaching Jackets. in
Cream, Tan, Plaid SILK lining, fancy
shield front, new lap back from the
waist down, heavily tailor stitched.
S-Fly-Front Kerscy Jackets, fur trim
med.
sls0-Plaid Braided Kersey Capes.
Sur and Jet Trimmed Plush Capes.
RUGS AND CARPETS.
1i9 -hOOdf DTOHt>
smyrna Mats. sc.
Large Smyrna Rugs. S.2.
Yard-wfde Ingram Csc. from s0c.
zoe Tapestry, soc, yard
WindowSha from 25c. TO 81.
WINTER UNDERWEAR.
Such Underwear bargains as are pass
ing over our counters have never before
been seen I'm this city. The combination
OF circumstances which brought the stock
here Is not likely TO occur again. and T
you have a thought of saving money put
the thought in execution at once.
Underwear for men, women. and chill
dren, and infants.
To-day we will have another sale OF ina
Congress Pique Kid Gloves, regular price.
Sl.50: sale price, ST.
BLANKETS AND COMFORTS.
Pure Wool White Gray, and Red
Blankets, bound in silk, our pride. S.fs
Pure White Cotton Comforts, nna
satin. Sl50
Cotton Batting, sc. a pound.
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AT MARRIAGE ALTAR.
TWO EDDINGS ~ NEWPORT
NEWS YESTERDAY.

fr. !. y. g. brown ana Miss Nellie
Crncc AIlcn-Mr. Jesse T.. Warren
DecorattonS and Costumes.
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To Cure a Cold In One Day

take laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
Druggists refund money II fails to cure
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China, Glassware, and
HOusefurnishings.

It's as hard as finding a
needle in a haystack to find
something in these depart
ments that is not a bargain.
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The Curse:

OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. b d
poison-claimed as its victim Mr.
Frank b. Martin, 926 Pennsylvania
Avenue, Washington, d. c., and
the usual physicians treatment
did him not the slightest good. His
condition reached that deplorable
stage which only this terrible dis
ease can produce.
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NEW I.ACES.
THE LATEST FALL JACKETS
AND GApES
RUGS AND CARPETs.

Dry-goods profits rule here.
smyrna Mats, sc.
Large Smyrna Rugs. si.D.
Yard-wide Ingram. Csc, from s0c.
zoe. Tapestry, soc, yard.
Window Shades from 25c. to 81.