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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-18
1ocAL oPrioN ~ cBAIo.
Voting with only Gross Mark-Attack on
Weil-knOwn Young Man,

NEWCASTLE. VA. September lL-Spo-
cial-Local option has again been the sub
Jet Of energetic thought and active work
on the part OF Crais's citizens. An eicc-
ton was acid yesterday by which tho
town and county was once moro voted
dry. This election was one had 10 quIeh
the work OF the whisky men. who found
some technical flaw in Che former election
and forced Sc aside.
A great deal OF excitement was mani
tested. and tAe whisky men worked very
hard. shipping iu free whisky Tor days
before and using money like Tree silver
d. i5 said.
But one disappointed wet man lamented
that -lere was not fifty dollars more 10
Doc bad FOR. said De. I'VE could have car
rel tho old goat by the horns" Then.
however, as there were many votes turoWn
out because their nature could not be fully
determined. owing 10 the ilitera-y OF
tho voter-a cross mark being used for
written V0rls-it SIS not certain what
card the whisky men Will play next. That
it will Doe a vile one goes without saying
because sac 5000 gallons Of corn-Iuice
rueuing. uuso.d iu the Mccartney ware
house. o few miles below here. makes
DC worth their while TO iisht.
There has been tile whisky sold here
for a year. revolution Of the public
feeling on the question took place when
1lr Clarence D.. Sir0use ilcld revival
here a year ago. Harkceptrs closed their
shops and the citizens paid them their
losses 0u unNp.rcl licenses and stock
ON hanl. After that men who tried TO
sll were forced % leave from lack OF
trade. enc going 20 Eagle Mountain. Botc-
tourt county aud rle other 10 Fincaste-
During TINS time Nowcas rs self-rospect
aud clcency has increased Oh proportion
90 the whisky left i'm the warehouse near.
Newcastle Institute has again been
opened. ANA with a mos. hattoring promise
OF SUCCESS ono hundred and nifty pupils
are enrolled. and many more % come.
u Us under new management, with al Ell
tire change OF faculty The owners ~
tie school have secured for their prin-
cirai Professor Turner. OF Coriydon. Ky.
THE professor was graduated from the
Glasgow College, DO his native State. and
tIcn took post graduate course at tho
University of Chicago lle is not novice
in Dos work. having Taught several terms
ln different States. though he is q very
young man. fu' OF energy and practical
EFFORT There are five teachers iu aiL
aad Newcastle iceni % feel that her
iinterate voters viii some day Doe able to
make their patriotism more manifest than
"a simple 'N' can do d.
s htte ripple OF excitement has been
on BOO Newcastle because of a brutal at-
tack with intent 20 hu OF two young
sports upon Mr. Tom Howerton one
night last week. Tho men are well known
desperate. law-dafy.ng men. Harvey Graft
and Ei IrzoutIue. some fancicd insult
was the cause ana brass knucss We're
used az arguments. Mr Howcrt0n w'hO
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-18

The Traction Company Desires 20 Erect 2
Pavilion iu Chimborazo Park.


Pavilion iu Chimboraz0 Park.
The Council Committee on Grounds and
Buildings held its regular semi-monthly
meeting last evening n room 49, III the
city Hail. Mr. Guus- presided and all
the members were present except Mr
Blake
A petition was received from Mr. Allard
and other property owners around ollm-
borazD Park. who ask that the Richmond
Traction Company De allowed % construct
"a loop around the park. and also "a pa
yill0u iu ODE centre OF the h's grass plot
ln Wow Of The fact thIt r1's would plac-
uniiy rlin 'te entire grass plot the COM
mittea ga not deem d. wise % consider
the matter then aud there. but referred
o. u subcommittee consisting Of Messrs.
M0untcastie. Iawdlr and the city Engl-
near for report
n was decided that n committee OF four.
with ble Engineer. be appointed 20 formu-
late rules and regulations for the park
keepers and lab0rers On tho public parks
so as o. fix their hours and different
Duties The Chair appointed as members
of that committee Messrs. Briggs. Law
der. Ncale. Rountree and Colonel cut
shaw.
The city Engineer was objected % ap-
l|-t '''A"a" VAC Commute 'iA Aat"AN anu
ask the body 20 make proWslo for the
placing OF two additional electric lights
in Candles Hin Park. The one which IS
there az present is 10 bS shifted on ac-
rount OF being obscured BY the present
pavilion.
a communication was received from the
City Sergeant asking for the usual winter
repairs IN the city jail. II was referred
10 the City Engineer for report.
The usual number OF bills were ordered
20 be paid. and the pav-roll for the past
two weeks was approved After the
transaction OF good deal OF routine bust
ness OF minor importance the committee
adjourned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-18

pAcT-N ot "FaIrfs,d" in Hanover
county. yesterday. FRANCIS MANN
page n The e.sh'y-i1lrtr year OF
Dis age.
NOOEE-Dicd. Friday. September 18th.
az . j. NJ, ERNEST1NE infant dauch-
tor of b.. ~. and ~. j. Moore. aged
u.Ua months.
Illemeuf at Hollywood
HOLuEN.-DiaI 10 Lee Camp Soldiers
Home. September ~. 1896. Veteran
SAMUEL ~. HOLDEN. Company g.
First Regiment OF Virginia cavalry. OF
R0ckbridse county. Va agd sixty-one
years.
Funeral 40 Hollywood THIS Tr1lv
AFTERNOON at d O'Clock, Rev. ii. IL.
Hose, ID. d.. Officiating.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-18

October. Csnc: southern. by sample w
,.sfse.. DO. on grade. ol9o'c. ,......,..-
Com stronger. spot and SEP. einn-i'
ocuaeli-.c.. october. 2gsU-ltc HoyeH-
Der or December. new OF old. -'s -. ~,
January. 81 ~ 24c.; steamer ili@
oats sieady. No. ? white 2t42 No.
2 mJcf. Die lil. .-.,>..,... .
Ryc nrmor. SO .. near ~ "0,48'or''
NJ o. western 51N Tao.
Hav steady at sl5.tJ.
Grain frcirhfs fIm. .c.
Pgtfer oussf. nrcv creamery. loc.i
lallc. ID 100. eforc-facAed. f+i'I'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-18

from Ciartsville. and hereafter the paper
viii DO issued from this place. We viii
then have two newspapers published In
our town. Tho Mecklenburg News IL
Republican paper and the Forum
Bryan-Dem0cIatic p3per. very Jealous
enc that.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-18

the Senate was never In better vim.
and the degrees were conferred in way
that bespoke much WORK ana .ate.ui
tr4inin, After cOnfcrlln1, the DERIVES
am did full Justice TO the tempting ps."-
ouat fable afrf1rod by Steward Sronse.
Past Ex-senator !. Williams East We
chosen 20 represent thc senate az ,hc
meeting Of The supreme senate N..0"
meets at Springfield. Mass, next week.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-18
coEnINE HERE ro-Nicnr.
The Celebrated Little Artist VIII De Sup
uorted by "a splendid Company

l'itfA ~ % 'li"i-i- VIII i-'''
10 organization that comes here this
season win be found 20 be stronger or
more completely equipped than the
corirne ExtraFacauzl Company that
opens an egagemer 90 the Academy to-
night for three performances.
The play has been entirely rewritten.
and a host Of new songs, together with
many brilliant specialiues. viii serve as
Che medium 20 Introduce this fascinating
little artist. and O. superb company 20 the
Nichmoni piay-goers
The company numbers ninety-eight
members ana the stage setting IS gorgeous
In the extreme.
one may confidently look for a delightful
entertainment, and the clover lille star
viii no doubt receive the patronage she
30 we'll merits.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-18

WELDON Y. c.. Sept Especial -
Joseph Thomln. aged twenty-elght years.
ar Monroe - c.. was found dead near
hero this morning. supposed 60 have fallen
or a u0yins train. His remains were
sant % nis home this afternoon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-18

BOYDTON. VA, Sept H-special-
Several OF our town people went 10
Greensboro to-day 10 hear candidate Bry-
an speak.
rhs press OF the Clarksyille Forum
newspaper) Will be brought here To- day
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-18

James Russell. the infant son OF Mr.
and Mrs Charles Hin. died no o'clock
yesterday morning az his parents resi-
le1ce. aged ten months. Tho funeral
Will take place this morning az u
o'clock from the house.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-18
School Tickets

now on sale at General Offices OF the Com
pany. No. lll2 east Main street.
school Tickets good between A. VI. and
4PM. Sold in any amounts at HALF OF
REGULAR FARE.
Sold upon presentation OF school certih-
cate properly signed by Superintendent or
Principal. Blank certificates for signature
of School Superintendent furnished ut Gen.
srAl Onanss etths COMPANY - ls-tl
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-18

At 81. Adams Hall last night the NOM
bers OF Richmond Senate. NO llo2. had
a gLazous meetLAn. The WORN te aIn or
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-18
nALTINORE NARKEr.

BALTIMORE. ND, sept lT-Flour
finn.
Wheat strong: September. 03.A9aas-Gi
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-12
NO FEARS OF A FRESIET.
REPOETs FROM UP rHE RTyER NOT
ALARMING.
Unprecedented Rainfall Yesterday After-
noon-Reporis of the Rain Through
out the State.

At late hour last night the river was
falling az Mayos bridge and at the
wharvcs. IA Rockets.
At Scottsyilic. Columbia and Lynchhurg
last night the water was rcccding. There
were no fears or a frcshet Ia this city.
and while tho high water created some
Inconvenience. there was no material daiu-
axe.
The whaves OF tho old Dominion
steamship Company and Of the Virginia
Navigation Company were several feet
under water last night. Tho Pocahontas
left az 10 o'clock last night FOR her Satur-
daylight trip. as advertised. ~ no
trouble was experienced IN leaving Tho
steamer landed 40 the clyde Lines wharf.
UNPRECEDENTED RAINFALL
The rain yesterday afternoon was one
OF the hardest ever seen ia this city. At
many places Il camo down in sheets. and
at one time & looked as II there was
10 be watcr-spogt burst Along Main
street the water could not be "nccommo-
dated, and the cuivorts were Inadequate.
The wa-cr overlooked the Culycrts az
Ninth and Main streets. and steady
stream ran down Ninth street and on TO
the river.
CELLARS FLOODED.
At the fiat place az Main and Madison
sirec,s the water could not be- carried
on through tho cuiycrts. and there was
soon u pool which flooded several cellars
aud created considerable damage
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-12
ANOTHER ExrEDIrIoN roR CUBA.
Rebels Intercept Troops on the Way to
Cnntmre IIIlhmslarers.

PHILADELPHIA. July 1.-THE steam
or Lauiada. which has become 50 well
known as Il Cuban hlibustering vessel
left her dock tonight She cleared for
Port Antonio. Jamaica. Captain w. W.
Ker. counsel for her owners. the John ID.
Hart Co. said this evening that the steam
or would stop al Key West Tor cargo
of ice When the Captain said this ho
winked his weather eye, lay back in bis
chair. and laughed heartily 40 his joke.
Then ne said.
I'VE don't admit that this trip Is a
nlHbustoring expedition. We won't have
any Scandinavians I'm the crew, they
can't be trusted. The captain. two mates,
and three engineers VIII Dee white. but
the rest Of the crew Will be American
colored men. They viii get extra wages
and can bc depended on To- work, fight
and keep their mouths shut When the
cargo of ice is put aboard at hey West
the vessel will steam round the coast OF
Cuba 80 as 90 give the new crew chance
10 see what the island looks Ike. Then
she will finish her trip. load up, and come
home aCain.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-12

One Man Probably Fatally Iuiured Saw
eY.1 ntbr.. IL

erhl Others Injured.
NASHVILLE. TENN, July IA de-.
structive fire visited this city at 1890 10
day, originating on the fourth floor OF
the kosenehcim's retail dry-goods store
~ spread so rapidly that the interior Of
the establishment was Quilted before .bo
fire department was I'm operation. Tho
hre quickly communicated 20 adjacent
buildings, and favored by the wind the
entire square bounded by College. Dead
rick. Church, ana Cedar streets. was soon
in flames, and the efforts of the danart.
mcnt were bent TO connning fho fra
within the square. IL this they were
successful but not until ms ny handsome
structures. including the Duncan and
Commercial Hotels en- opposite sides az
TIE street had been scOrched and bills
tered. ana plate-glass windows SHAFT
tered. Not less than thirty-hye business
houses were destroyed. entailine n Lose
which conservative insurance adiustcrs
say viii approximate 100000.
There were several casualties and num-
bor Of hair-breadth escapes incident to the
hremcn. W illiam Demoss. a brave. color
cd fireman. and William Silver. a mem-
her OF bis con pany were cut of by a
falling wall and borne down with n nile
or debris A shudder went through the
crowd. They were thought % have per
ished. A few moments later. they issued
from the smoking ruins. Silver with no
further injuries than q few bruises and
cuts. Dcmoss is thought 10 be fatally
hurt. Captain Rebun Richards (coloreD
was seriously cut by q fragment Of plate
glass. Several lremen tainted from over
excrtlOn and heat.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-12

The Council Committee on First Mar
ket met yesterday at noon i'm ROOM NO.
II of the city Hall. for the purpose OF
organization. Mossrs. j. NJ. King Har-
relson and Smith were present Mr..
John VI. King was elected chairman and
MIR. Harrelson, sub-chairman.
IL was decided 20 hold the regular meet
fngs Of the committee on the loth ana
27th days Of each month, az . +. NJ, IN
room No II. of dho city Hal.
fhe following committees VIII meet
tomorrow FOR organization:
Second Market, j. NJ.
Third Market, $50 Z. NJ.
Rotrenchmont and Reform. c =. NJ.
Fire Alarm Telegraph. 6.S0 I. NJ.
81 Johns Burying Ground, z VI.
James River Improvement 1880 =. NJ.
Shockoe Creek. L. NJ
The only ccmmpsce that Will have 70
orearlze after tomorrow IS the Com
,nittee on Accounts. and Printing. when
failed to secure a quorum on Friday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-12

NEW YORK. July 1i.-Julius frudcn-
thai % wcll-kuown merchant. who has
been I'm business for the past thirty-ilve
years. part OF the time In this city, and
at other times i'm Texas, Mexico, and
New Mexico. has left the city, creditors
say. heavily I'm debt. Ills Whereabouts
are unknown, and creditors are very
anxious 70 learn what has become OF
him. Twelve banks I'm this city hold his
paper for a large amount. and it is csti-
mated that his liabilities. individually and
as endorser. WIKI reach $4,000. princi-
pally TO banks and bankers i'm this city.
lie stood very well in banks here. Some
Of his creditors think he has gone 10
Europe to join his family. who went
there some months ago. Before going
away Mr.. Prudential disposed Of his
assets, creditors say.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-12

nrIAges Nashed AmaY.
Honorable Discharge or Parchment Re
anlrcd Tor Admlssinn.

CURED for Admission.
The following IS fho roster Ct Troop A,
and Company y. of ex-Confoderace sol
dicrs from Nashville. Tenn. No man can
join either of these companies unless he
was hOn0rably discharged Tor disabili-
ties or parolod at the close CT the war.
W. j.. McMurry. major of battalion.
Hamilton Parks. adjutant.
Troop A.-Captain. Geo. Il. Hagar First
Lieutenant. W. u. Harrison; $. -. Bass,
a. j. Baker j. y. Bugg, J. J.. Bush.
Henry EdmOndsOn, A. Is. Ford. j. r..
Fisher, NJ NJ. Gee. John p. Hickman,
Joe Hall. !. X. J.. Hamblin II. e.. Iardi-
son, IL. y. Hardlson j. T.. lin, :. g..
Jenkins, W. II. Lucky, W. n. Lasley,
Ben Loren, W. y. hurry, II. B. Mitch
ell, A. c. McWhirtcr, James PEBBLES.
". G.. Rines. Robert Herbert and Walter
Bush, cOuriers; a. Il. McWhirter guidon.
Company B.-Captain. Samuel Mays;
First Lieutenant, Mark :. CocNell, W..
NJ Amison. a. $. Allen, A. j. Allen.
j. O. Allen. j. j. Andrews NJ. NJ. Barnes
Richard Barnes, Adam Barnes, j. j.
Clark. George W. Cooper, Robert \.
Cheatham. :. j. Caldwell. Spencer Eakin,
i. NJ. Griffin. J. y. GIL Nat Gooch, j..
W. Gilman r. r. Geo. George W.
Halves. J. -. Harper. Hugh Hewrin. y.
j. Hampton. T. j. Jones. Dr. J. G. Loft
en-. W. +. March. J. y. Moore. W. H..
Moody, r. ". Mullins, II. i. Morris
NJ j. Martin. James McGonnigaL j. w.
Mcconnell, Or. J. b. Neal W. J. Pot
yer. h. W. Petway. J. NJ. Powell, w. w.
Randolph, George Rcddick, II. T. SIN
mott. r. J.. Smith. Alex. Spier j. T..
Smith. j. -. Smith. A. Lottin NJ. D..
Toney. II. 7. Towns, j. B. Talbot }. K.
Weaver. s. J. Williams, Wiley wills.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-12

There was "a very good gathering last
,,rht AZ the Office OF Mr.. Walter A..
Dunn. assembled Tor the purpose OF or
sanlzlne a Bryan campaign club Among
those present were Captain John a. cur
IFS. Jefferson Wallace. Warren ii. Mercer.
George ". Shpwith. l.. -. George Bar
raui. c. w. Saunders. Henry Cohen
Walter 4. Dunn. y. Mercer Hartman
7. l.. Courtney Charles NJ. Wallace Jrr
IS G. Walthau and Harry G. Glenn.
on motion OF Mr.. Mercer. Mr.. Dunn
was named as temporary chairman. and
after discussing at some length the OBJ
tect Of the meeting. 10 was decided 10
invite the Democrats OF the city TO meet
Old Market Han next Thursday even
ing at o'clock for the purpose of form
ing a Bryan Cnmnalgn Cub.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-12
SmalI-PriCed Bargains.

Just a continuance Of our many
money-Saying articles.
Best Wisconsin Maple Ice Bowls, sale
price. &c.
Best Hardwood Slaw Cutters, sale
price, re.
2-auart best Block-Tin Sauce Pans,
sale price. 5c,
Galvanized Chamber Pals. worth 29c.,
sale price. l5c.
Pest dove-tailod Wash-Boards. sale
price. 7c.
s-hoop Painted Buckets, 19c. value
sale price. l2c.
Best 40c. Western Corn Broom, sale
price, DC.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-12

II Anthony schwano. the absent Broad
greet barkeepcr is caught bp the United
States authorities he viii not only have 10
answer The two charges preferred against
him for issuing spurious doin. but he
Will also be- tried ON the charge OF con-
Quoting his saloon without "a United States
license. The latter charge has been pre-
ferred against him by Deputy Collector OF
internal Revenue Fuller Gaskins. in
JuS.A Hughes court Schwane's A.
cerV expired on June Goth. and he did
business until July 5th
The United States officers are on the
look -out for Schwane and It IS said that
his wifo and child have been located On
t'he Eastern Shore.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-12
ITAIIdN CIBINIT RESIGNS
After Four Months Service -Proposed Re-
Lncflnn nf Army the Cnnse

ROME. July 1.-THE Cabinet which was
formed by Marquis hi Dudini just four
months ago has resigned. The Cabinet
to-day rejected the proposal submitted
by General Ricotti, Minister OF War, for
q reduction OF the numerical strength Of
the army. whereupon General Ricottl.
Minister OF War. at once offered his rcsig
nation In view Of the action Of General
Rcotr. Premier Rudini and other menu
bers Of the Ministry placed their resig-
nations IN the hands Of King Humbert.
who has charged Marquis Di Dudini with
the formation Of a now Ministry.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-12
TmenfN-ElNe kllleh.

OMAHA. NEB., July 1i.-i0:3O +. NJ
Il is definitely known that twenty
five people have been killed and forty
injured I'm wreck OH the Chicago
ana Northwestern road, AT Logan. Iowa.
Tho train was an excursion, composed OF
nfteen coaches loaded with Omaha,
Council Bluffs, and Missouri Valley peo-
pie. and was struck by freight No. IS
and the passenger train ditched. The
accident occurred about three-quarters
OF a mile west Of Logan.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-12
~ OTHER LOCiLfTIES.
Damage 10 Crops and Property General II
Tho Nm. MI NnrtI l-..rniI...


HlLLSNlILE. VA. July Special
For forty-cight hours enc Of tho most
severe rlin-stcrms known for years has
been drenchinv Carroll county.
In 1873 a similar storm swept tho coun-
~. bat that occurred i'm the fan OF the
year, consequently the damage TO crops
was not 50 great.
The oat crops were Tho foncst soon I'm
Carroll for years. but since the storm
they are lying fiat MS n "a roller had pass
I'D over them. Thousands 'cf dollars
worth Of grass. ready for cutting was
swept down by the swollen creeks and
rivers.
sin Raining ~ Raleigh.
RALEIGH. y. c.. July r.-Spocial.-
The rain seems 10 have no lct-up. Yes
terday again thcre was q regular down
pour. Farmers are complaining. The
wet weather is not what they want for
tho cotton. nor do the grapes flourish
with 50 much rain. either.
Great damage Nrnr Weldon
WELDON. n. c., July 11.-Spoclal-
The river Is forty ana a half feet above
night
Great damage has BEEN done one Of the
state farms. Hundreds OF acres OF corn
are under water and about one hundred
acres OF cotton.
Bridges Washed away
OXFORD. y. c.. July 1f.-Special -
The rains OF the past week have greatly
damaged crops. ana eight bridges in this
county have been washed away.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-12

Misses Lottie and Texie Boston. Of
Nineteenth street, have left for the noun
tains 10 spend the summer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-12

pr II. IL. TeusleR having accepted the
position OF resident phyeiciap AT the Blue
Ridge Springs. left last Thursday for his
y w duties
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-12
UnequaIIed Value Sale.

Gas-Stoves at less than the
manufacturers prices. All goods
are of the standard make.
Best made Nicket-plated Gas-Stovos,
two plates, regular Sl.9S value; sale
price. : l. Is.
Full Nickel-Plated Single-Plate Gas
Stoves, that cost you sL2j sale price.
SIC.
Best 3-Plate Gas Stoves. nickel-plated,
guaranteed a IS value: sale price, 500.
Nursery Gas Stoves, nickel-plated,
sale price. Ito
Granite Ware. These goods
are well-known standard make.
The prices tell of their cheapness.
Another lot ~ those 49, best Granite
Sauce Pans. sale price, 2lc.
Best Granite il-inch Octagon Cake
M0ulds. &c. article sale price, llc.
Ei5c. value best Granite l0-inch Pie
Plates. Sale Price. Sc.
lO-quart best Notified Granite Pre-;
serving Kettles. regular zoe. article
sale price. iHo.
l-quart Tea or Coffee Pots. of best
Notified Granite sale price, Z9c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-12

q Shirt Waists. Wondrous IS
4 the values in this department.
q Many times have we given bar
I gains, but never none to compare
{ with these. Big lots, fresh from
{ the hands of the makers. He
{ lost big money. Why His sea-
4 son is over, yours has just begun.
Z He cannot afford to carry them
I over, rather sacrifice, as he did.
. We shall give you the benefit Of
4 these.
Y Ladies' percaleWaists, Bishop sleeves,
4 handsome assortment OF rlch ard new
: stripes and figures. were made TO sell at
I $3.50. ~ale price. 7lc.
All-Iinen Shirt-Wasts. IN stripes only
: We sold tho same for $40 and were
considered cheap. Sale price, Si.2J
Pretty lot Of those Roman Stripe
3 Grass Linen Shirt Waists. detached col
\ lar. full Bishop sleeves. sold originally
4 at S2.l9: sale price, sl25.
Linen Lawn Shirt-Waists. in fancy
: stripes. tucked both front and sleeves,
were made to sell at SASS sale price,
4 Sl.jV.
rs dozen percale Waists. full Bishop
Z sleeves. new collars, and new style cut,
J were intended TO be sold at 9-c.; sale
price. SOC.
1 Muslin Underwear. Snowy
I white are the goods and snowy
! white are the values. No broken
I or soiIed lots, but fresh and we'll
; made stuff just from the man
ufacturerS.
I Cambria Corset Covers, perfectly
pain, sale price, l3c.-an sizes-cut,
full
{ Cambria Corset Covers. square neck
! ucke front or embr idery on neck and
straps. Were TO sell at &c.,; sale
|. price, 2lC.
4sc Cambria Corset Covers, with
Model .aco on strap, aud double row in
! neck-sale price. 33c.
3jo article-Iadies' Pants, with
cluster If four rows # tucks, all sizes.
aud cut full sale price. 2jc.
{ Large assortment OF Night Gowns
Mother Hubbard. with tucked yoke.
full tucked font. with hemstitched
muslin sailor collar and ruffie on sleeves
l sale price. ijc.