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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-05-26

SANTA FE EXPRESS
To Chicago via A. s p. Direct Line
Leaves every day at 5 p NJ, carrying Pullman
Palace Sleepers and Tourist Sleepers to chicago
via Kansas City without change Annex cars TOT
Denver and st. Louis.
The Popular SANTA FE ROUTE EACUR-
SIONS leave every WEDNESDAY for BOSTON
with the very latest upto-date upholstered tourist
sieepers, in charge of experienced agents. running
through to destination.
The best railway from California to the East
New rails, new ties no dust; interesting scenery;
and good meals in Harvey's dining rooms.
Ticket Office-644 Market Street,
Chronicle Building.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-05-26
Too Much Red Pepper.

Mrs. Mary Edmunson, 2 Midway street,
North Beach, swore TO complaint in Judge
Lows court yesterday for the arrest of Mrs
Mooser and Maggie Gardner, two of her
neighbors, on the charge of battery. She said
that on Saturday night they got her into Mrs
Mooser's house and after beating her threw
cayenne pepper all over her clothes.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-05-26
A Case of MAYHEM.

Harry Edwards, recent arrival from Sacra
mento, got into an alteration Sunday night
in the Rosedale House, 319 Ellis street. with
Washington King, colored Jockey. King
drew knife and attempted to stab Edwards
but the latter disarmed him and King bit two
pieces out OF his arm. Edwards went to the
Receiving Hospital yesterday afternoon and
had his arm dressed. He said he would swear
out a warrant for Kings arrest on the charge
of MAYHEM.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-05-26
RAILROAD TRAVELS
Atlantic
AND
Pacific
RAILROAD

Trains leave from and arrive GM
at Market-Street Ferry. St
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-03
THE FAR sOtTHN EST.
The Canvass in the Ninth congress
sional District.

GATE CITY, VA, StplehDci - NNi'O
cial,-Mr. John Z. Smith, Democratic
chairman Of Scott county, is seriously
,u with tvphoid-fever at his home, seven
miles from here. He will not be able 70
do anything more in the present cam
raign. He is a young man Of great energy
and ability. and much was expected rom
mis- services as chairman. new chair
man will probably be selected at once.
Roth parties in this section seem 10 be
rell-pleased with their candidates for
Congress. Judge Williams has done
vigilant work for the Democracy in this
county in close campaigns in the past
and The party viii now show him with
great enthusiasm their appreciation OF
his work His spotless record, pure
character and exalted ability appeal
strongly TO the better sense Of all classes,
and there will be such a rallying around
his standard as has never before been
witnessed in the Ninth District.
General Walker, in accepting the ke-
publican nomination, reiterated his BELIEF
in the free coinage Of silver at the lo-to-i
ratio but with a mastery circumlocu-
ton. in which he is an edept. wound Ms
audience around to the belief that ne
could consistently make the race LOT
Congress Ut lnt Eoi4-aloi4"ttA- -
form. 1t is confidently asserted by De
mocrats. and reluctantly admitted by
many Republicans, that Walkers past
speeches and letters on the money ques-
ton will make many votes for Judge VII
liams. Many honest Republicans cannot
support a man who is advocating
policy t. which he is confessedly op-
posed II there is anything in present
indications. General Walker Will certain
ly meet his Waterloo in November. Then
where viii the General be 'at " poliu-
cally speaking?
The Republicans Of this county are or
ganizing clubs at every schoolhouse, and
will make the supreme effort Of their
lives to carry the county. The Democrats
are equally active and vigi,ant and with
the strong free-silver sentiment that pre-
walls, have decidedly the advantage in
the outlook.
The corn crop in this section is lighter
than it has been before for several
years: yet old corn is selling for only
% cents a bushel
Owing 10 the dry weather that has
prevailed here for the past few weeks,
very little ploughing has been done for
wheat and oats.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-03
WILLIAMSBURG.
Buildings--The crops
Personal.

WILLIAMSBURG, VA, September =
fsnecial)-The Bryan-Sewall Club held
regular meeting at their hall iast hlsh''
and a number Of new names were aaueu
10 the roll of membership. a communi-
cation was read from Mr.. Button, secre-
tary OF the State Committee, stating that
Hon. w. b. McIlwaine OF PetersDuIs'
elector for the Fourth Congressional Dis
trict, would address the voters mere
court-day (the second Monday. Hon. D..
+. Hubbards OF Yorktown, elector Tor tne
Second District, has been invited by the
club to speak on that day also.
The beautiful residence for Mrs. Rose,
of Norfolk, being built on the Peaehy lot,
Il well under way. and large force OF
Workmen Is engaged on the brlch school
buildings Mr.. Probasco, the architect,
states that on the LIST OF October he VIII
begin a handsome residence for Professor
Hugh s. Bird. Every mechanic here Is
employed. and number had TO be brought
from Richmond and other places TO work
on the school building.
Only one rain of any consequence has
fallen here In four weeks. Our farmers
state that not more than third OF a
crop of late corn will be made. aud that
the peanut crop will be cut short one half.
ON The Kings Mil farm. owned and run
by Pennsylvania syndicate, they nave
fifty acres OF nuts.
Right Worshipful Parke Jones. OF VIII
lIamsburg Masonic District, lecturer or
No. District. ieft yesterday evening on
Rev. II. r. Warren. the popular pastor
OF our Baptist church. returned ti:is
morning from hts vacation. spent on the
Eastern Shore. where he MAS Well treated
hs hSs ynanv frisnda- -----.--.------. A. -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-03
Highest of all in Leavening Powc-Latest u s. Govt Report
R>!al'!!! R RsxdsSl!
ABSOLUTELY PURE
ABSOLUTELY PURE

ter and Miss Lucy Lewis; Italy by "a.
Edward Tayloe and Miss Edna A I.,ls,'.
Japan. by Miss Austina Arnoin, Nn,'' .,o
by MIR. Samuel Armistead. These 's'ra '.,es
visitors" appeared on the stage ~ eou o.
as named. each holding nag To-
similo OF the flag Of the nation reYiss
ed. and were introduced TO the aL ,i.',.SS
by Professor Randolph Arnold ihv NJ
states being represented by the lal,er az az,
Miss Mary Tayloe. Mr.. T. W. bossS az
peared as "Old Black Joe, !" and his man an
ner and negro dialect called form tIe,
rnendous applause Each couple en'e ~,
the stage singing their national ar ~.
accompaniment being played %
south on the piano. "Confedefa,e amp
scenes" the Lone Sentinel" "Appomal,
tox." &C. were immensely en)oSed anu
broueht back the scenes Of camp lie 10
the recollections Of every old soldier pres
ent. 80 .. the
Taken as a whole. this was one OF ,he
most enjoyable and successful entertain
rnepts ever held in this county ana 'iie
handsome sum Of money realized "oulu
indicate that the mere anticipation o,
"free silver" had dispelled the nara
times" for the time being, at least
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-03
KING GEORGE.
APIeasant and Profitable Entertain
menf-Those Participating.


CONFORM. KING GEORGE COUNTY.
VA. September Especial --Yesterday
afternoon and evening will linger long in
the memory of hosts Of King Georgians
and many others as an occasion Of both
pleasure and profit. The young people
and friends Of st. Johns Episcopal
church gave a tournament and an elabO-
rate entertainment a the courthouse OF
this county for the benefit Of that church,
and their earnest efforts were crowned
with complete success. The tournament
took place at o'clock. was witnessed and
enjoyed by a large concourse Of people.
and the handsomely costumed knights
were loudly complimented from start 10
finish.
Al 7:9O p. NJ. the doors were opened TO
the magnificent entertainment, "Ameri-
cas- Banquet TO the Nations Of the
Earth" under the special management OF
Mrs. J.. L. Coghil. of Fredericksburg.
The cantata, Strange Visitors: or.
Meeting Of the Nations" was most
charmingly rendered by the best vocal
talent in this and adjacent counties, the
instrumental music being furnished for
the occasion by Mrs. Earnestine South.
an ACCOMPLISHED pianist. The large au
dlence was touched to the core by such
old war songs as Dixie" Bonnie Blue
Flag" "Old Kentucky Home" and
Southern Girl" the latter being most
touchingly rendered by two beautiful little
ssrIs-Aiiss Elizabeth Coghill. OF Freder-
icksburg, and Miss Earnestine South OF
Lothian" this county. The sentiment
OF the Southern Girl" aroused such ten
der and profound feeling that the little
lassies were frequently interrupted by
prolonged applause.
The following nations were represented
~ the BANQUET" by the following per-
sons. England. by Mr.. Roger Boggs and
Miss Imogen Tayloe: France. by Mr. Roy
Mason and Miss Eva Tayloe: Germany.
bv Mr.. George Tayloe and Miss Sue Hun
Ter: Ireland. by Mr.. T. w. Boggs and Miss
Ressie Mason; Sweden, by Mr.. Freeiand
Mason and Miss Leigh Choate; Norway
by Mr.. Barton Mason and Miss Katie b.
Anold: Switzerland by Mr.. T. l.. Hun
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-03
SUFFERING AT ONTONAGON.
Fire victims Relapse Almost Into
porba rism-SuppIies Inadequate.

CALUMET, MICH, September $50
distressing has become the condition Of
the fire sufferers in Ontonagon that they
have nearly returned TO q condition OF
barbarism. The food contributed is away
below the demand, and the strong and
able-bodied fight back the weak and take
The sustenance for themselves leaving
the weaker 10 starve. The authorities
there have been unable 10 meet the condi-
ton. and yesterday a squad of Company
ID. Fifth Regiment, left for the fire dis
trict. TO protect the supplies against the
raids of the half-craZed sufferers.
Governor Rich was appealed 10. and
will send the entire State militia in the
upper peninsula TO guard the food IL
necessary. Every soldier is supplied with
twenty rounds of ball cartridges. and goes
equipped for active war. The thieves and
pillagers will be shot down II necessary
10 protect the weak.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-03
OLD BURG AND VICINITY.
The Alleged Firc-Bug-FishinG
Party-PoIiticaI.

FREDERICKSBURG VA, September
2.-(Special 1.-The condition Of Damn,
the alleged hre-bug, is said TO be pitiable.
II he is feigning insanity, he has made
it a study, and the result is seen in his
behavior. Yesterday morning when his
breakfast was taken 10 him. he pretended
10 think it was water for his morning
additions, and proceeded to smear his
face with it, He recognizes neither his
wife nor his children. but stares stolidly
at them when they 30 10 see him. Inc
unfortunate lady Is staying Tor the pres
ent with friends in this city, who stand
Loyalty by her husband.
THEY WILL FISH.
Assistant Generally Manager Courtney, Of
the Richmond. Fredericksburg and Poto-
mac railroad. and several friends came
% from Richmond this morning, Ihey
were Joined here by several frederlcks-
burgers, and the crowd went 10 Quantic9
for days fishing. White perch ana
rock have made their appearance, and
with good weather the party VIII have
fine sport.
Elder cutters meetings here have been
largely attended, being the first held by
the Disciples in their own house Of wor-
ship for many years. The congregation
are deeply grateful 10 the Mississippi
gentleman, who made this possible.
POLITICAL.
Lively political times are expected az
Spotsylvania Courthouse on the Ism OF
September. The Bryan. Sewall and Jones
Club have secured a pole eighty feet in
length, and will raise II on That day;
Speakers. local and from abroad, Will
be present, and it is proposed to have a
red-hot opening of the campaign. All
renorts received here from the county
point 10 large Democratic gains.
Lively times are also looked Tor az
King George court tomorrow. McCaull
and Rixey are booked for an appearance,
and large crowd is expected 10 be
present 1t is said that King George Is
Almost solid for Bryan. and gold man
il looked on az rara avis in that section.
MARRIAGE.
MISS Mary sneIlings and Alexander
Jenkins were quietly married at the
rs Dunnaway officiating.
Judson b. Jacobs, Democratic county
chairman. of Stafford, has Just finished
a tour OF the county. He reports the
outlook better than il has been for seve-
raj years, and predicts good majority.
He will 90 with Mr.. Rixey to King
George.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-03
Mt. HOOD IN ERUPTION.
A Party of observation-disclosures Mar
rowIy Escape Death.

PORTLAND, ORE September p
While a party OF twenty-one mountain
climbers was descending Mt. Hood last
Wednesday there was an eruption, ana
the party narrowly escaped being buried
under an avalanche Of rock and ashes.
The earth trembled, and smoke and steam
were seen Issuing from a towering Gill
directly above them
Before there was time for fight show
or OF bOulders came tearing down the
mountain side directly toward the noun
taineers one Of the largest stones struck
Miss Fay Killingsworth and knocked her
into a crevasse 10 feet deep. She was bad
Is injured. The rest Of the party escaped
with a few scratches and bruises. The
party has not reached the city and details
of the eruption are not now at hand.
Mt Hood is one Of the principal peaks
Of the Cascade range in oregon, and is
II .225 feet high. IL is one Of seven peaks
of that range that are classed as extinct
volcanoes The Indians Of that region
have had a tradition that at some re-
mote period Mt. Hood was an active vol
cano. but the present eruption IS believed
TO be the first observed since the discOv-
cry of the mountain by white men.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-03

offers days dealing that is a
bold stroke.
More than FIVE HUNDRED
YARDS OF TABLE LINEN
FOR ONE HALF PRICE.
Near a HUNDRED DOZEN
KNITUNDERWEARA AT ANUS
ING FIGURES.
An entire stock of FINE
BLACK DRESS FABRICS,
WITH THE LOWEST PRICES
CUT IN TWO.
Upwards of TWO HUNDRED
PACKAGES OF CROCKERY
AND GLASSWARE WITH A
RULING VALUE THAT IS
ASTOUNDING.
Here are BLANKET PRICES
that stand good while this
stock is on sale only. Only the
highest grades of good wool
Blankets:
ia Pure Wool Blankets. Garry
Brothers $ kind. for $40.
Garry Brothers $3.50 Fine Australian
Wool Blankets Tor S3.45.
Garry Brothers Fine Wool Blankets
1926 grade. for s..
l2-i Fine California Blankets, Garry
Brothers price $3.50 GUY price, So.sJ.
70 Fine Light Lambskin Blankets Tor
sc. a pair.
30 Taubskfn Blankets for &c.
ANY man can fit cut In
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BY J. Thompson Brown & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
lll3 Main street.
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WANTED.

A PLACE BY 4 YOUNG COLORED
man, = years old as Porter or Driver or
work OF some kind. Good reference. Ad-
dress EDWARD, care o. Dispatch office,
cftv SO 9-1ts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-03
Fatal ExpIosion I'm Michigan.

. -T.he boiler of a threshing- machine en-
CINE exploded on the farm OF Herbert
leasing. near this place, yesterday after
noon. killing three men and severely in
turing two others. The dead are j.. An
SON Losing. Darius LOSING, ana George
and George Tailman. Casterlion. Davis.
and Tallman were standing fully loo feet
away from the boiler when IL exploded
II is thought the explosion was caused by
a defective nue.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-03
STABBED TO THE HEART.
one Farmer Kills Another in WASH
fngton County.

BRISTOL. TENN. September 2-(Spe-
cial. News OF a murder at Damascus.
Va, twenty miles east OF this place.
reached here to-day. Marshall owen and
John Dotson, farmers renewed an old
quarrel at the latter's home, and only a
few words had passed when owen rushed
upon Dotson with a knife and stabbed
him 10 the heart. Owens brother was
the only witness 10 the deed. Dotson
was highly respected in the com nunity.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-03
THE SALE FOR TO-DAY

Large gathering ANS quick
prices. To talk O duplicating
these wares would be folly. A
full years supply can be had by
any one that takes advantage
of this dull-season trading.
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WANTED,

A COLLECTOR. ACTIVE AND RELIA
bic. Address INSTALMENT, care {
Dispatch. Sc Site
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POLIrIC Al
PUBLIC sPEAKINGi

HON. j. NJ. THCRSToN.
The Great orator OF Nebfasna.
,.ro ret and vanduished william y
Rrvan the Boy orator OF the f..l.e
In a recent campaign on the cliie
question. defeating him for the u.-s'
states Senate. will speak in klchH,--'
Va, .,, . 80
TUESDAY NIGHT. SEPTEMBER = ~
under the auspices OF the Local kep-l-'
can Committee. ,,..s-..
buTg Norfolk. Newport News ana o---
points az reduced rates. an ~
The hour and place OF speaking VII. "
WILLIAM LAMB
Chairman Republican Party
an 30-t SEES
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EnR RENT

THE EXCELLENT DWELLING No n,
east Franklin street with ten rooms and
modern convenience.
y " BOWE.
Sc 3-eOd6t No. Eleventh street
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BY j. Thompson Brown & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
lib Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-03
MEETINGS.

ALL ROYAL ARCH MASONS sga
a are cordially invitei % attend a sbN
stated convocatiOn o. RICHMOND -
ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER, No. 3, attne -
Masons HAIL. on Franklin street, THE
EVENING at o'clock.
BY order Of the n. p. II. P...
GEORGE +. kEESEE
co 3 Secretary.
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FOR RENT.

No. 30s east Clay street.
No. 61S north Eighth street
No. ga north Eighth street.
THESE ARE DESIRABLE BRICK RES
licences.
IN GOOD ORDER AND WITH AL
CONNENIENCES
Reasonable 10 good tenants.
Apply to JOHN BOWERS
No. 7 Governor street.
GO Tn III SaGSutf
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JULIUS sTRAUs,

J. Thompson Brown & CO.. Auctioneer
au -
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WANTED,

A SALESMAN WELL ACQUAINTED
with the city trade TO canvass for a
well-estab,-ahed houses on commission
An opportunity for a good man. Apply
with references to A.. Hotel lexington
between and a. NJ; ! TO ?, and 7 to
= NJ So 3-1ts
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sell. on '' We VII
BY j. b. Elan e. Co.
Real Estate Agents and Aucuonesu
lib Main street.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE Of

Il THOSE TWO MOST DEsIRABTy.Jq6l
CAIED AND VERY ATTRtCsfr-8
MDDEkNLl . CONSTRUCTED rv|-
SIX ROOM FRI
DIV Es.I>lNGS, Nos. Zll3 and 2ll5 OK ftfe
SOUTH SIDE OF MARSHAL 1.g'
Nv ZEN TWENTY FIRST AND Trc',,.'
Tf-SEcOND STREETS. In execute =.
a certain deed Of trust. dated Aur.s-
ls5, recorded IN Deed Book l55 d -
"a, Richmond Chancery Court. benz 81
quired so 10 10 by the holder on tbe rs.,
IN default and 40 the request al m.
grantor, the undersigned trustee viii y.
by public auction, on the PREMISE. On.
MONDAY SEPTEMBER Z. iHe
at 6 o'clock =. NJ. the REAL ESTATE
described In said deed. IL being the Nov.
named two lots OF land. with the two M.
tractive and valuable dwellings tferr--
fronting together 86 feet and running ts.i
within parallel lines ~ feet 10 sr s1.,
IN common on the south side OF Narsrsf
between Twenty and Twerfv-sa,,,I
streets. This b. most convenient. M.
SAINT. and desirable location. the dwelI.rs,
are modern. well built. conveniently u.
ranged. IN nice order. and desirable r.,
either home or rental purposes
TERMS: cash as 10 expense OF e.fs
taxes, and the sum OF 3 so. with .-rr-.g
thereon from August %. Isl. and tho rss..
due In two equal instruments ar SIX ana
twelve months, by negotiable notes. VITA
interest added, and secured by 1eel u
trust II is probable. however. than va--
liberal terms, small cash payment ari
long credits, viii be offered ~ tine Of
sale. j. 3. ELAN
Sc 2-5t Trustee.
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WANTED.

FOR UNITED STATES ARMY ABLE
Bodied. Unmarried Men. between ages OK
p and 90 Citizens Of the United States.
OF good character and temperate habits,
who can speak. read and write English.
For Information apply 10 RECRUITING
OFFICER, 52i east Broad street Rich
mond. Va. Jy 1-Tu. Ih&SaDeI
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HOSIERY SALE FOR TODAY.

l5s dozen Misses and Boys Fast-Black
Fine Ribbed School Hose, full seam
less. worth lie. a pair all sizes up 10
81, for sc. a pair.
Misses and Boys Fast-Black Imported
Fine Ribbed Hose, double knee, heel,
and toe. worth 25c. a pair, al this sale,
PIC. ~
Ladies Fast-Black Seamless Hose,
worth 10 and l2c. pair, for SC.
Ladies Fine Imported Hose, Herms-
dorf dye silk finished extra high
spliced heels and toes, double sole,
worth Bic. pair, for l21zc.
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WANTED.

a COLORED WOMAN TO COOK. AT
ply at Dispatch Office Sc 80
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WANTED,
WANTED,

CHEROOT HANDS. APPLY AT T
ANGLE CIGAR AND CHEROOT &C
PANY, No. 2 Virginia street. Sc g.
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AsONIC NOTICE.-AA

vi stated Communication o. JOPPA ~
TODGF. 10. 40. A. K. ana A. NJ. vii be-
held al the Masonic Temple Ih -
DAY. Sd instant, al 1880 o'clock p
Members OF sister lodges and tr1ls,.
brethren are fraternaly invited ,9
present.
BY order OF the W NJ.
GEORGE G. JEFFERSON,
Sc 3-lt' st-i'.t'f,
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WANTED,

BY A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE
Unfurnished Rooms. suitable flr l-t
housekeeping. IL IS preferred that o.
least one Of these rooms should be or me
first floor or In the basement. address
WINDHAM. Dispatch office se
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WANTED.

BIG MONEY IN LATEST CAMPAIGN
and Comic Buttons. 80 kinds. Bottom
prices. Box samples for dime CAM
PAIGN SUPPLY COMPANY. "a Arch
street ROstOn. Mass. au lists
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MORE WONDERFUL PRICES IN OUR
LINEN DEPARTMENT..

Garry Brothers and our own stock Is
being put to flight by these price-wonders.
A hint only Of what's going on.
60 dozen Handsome Heavy All-Linen
Damask Towels. long, tied fringe
fancy damask borders, lyc. eacn, IN
stead Of s. a dozen.
II pieces heavy German Linen IaDie
Damask. yards wide. 5Oc. a yard IN
stead of 81.
pieces Elegant Satin Damask, extra
heavy yards wide. the. best retaA
price was & a yard, at THIS SAFE, si'
coo German Linen Damask. ful Wioth'
handsome designs, for 5sc. yard.
Soc German Linen Damask lray-Cloths
for l5c., size lsX27 inches.
20c. Pure White Monte Towels, size zZNfo
inches. for 10c each.
40 Heavy White Imitation Marsellles
Bedspreads. hemmed, ready lot use
csc each. -,
1OS Large size White Crochet Bed
spreads. heavy Marseilles design 4sc-
each. -,-
60 dozen Pure Linen Scotch Damask
Dinner Napkins, osc. Dozen instead
OF 81. ,
81 dozen Pure White All-Llnen Damask
Tea Napkins. 3sc. dozen.
Gee White Crochet Bedspreads, douDle-
bed size, 39c. each
AU-IInen open Hemstitched Towels
worth g a dozen for &c. each.
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WANTED.

S75 TO $50 A MONTH AND EXPENSES
paid Statesmen for Cigars; experience IN
Tecessary; standard goods. Little Clerk
cigar Machine free 20 each customer.
CHARLES c. BISHOP & CO, ST. Louis.
~ an o-Su TllNThlnf