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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-07-17
THEY ARE IN LINE.
Democrats Agitate the Forma-
ton of a Club.
PREPARING FOB THE CAMPAIGN.

Representative Young Men Hold IN En-
thusiastic Meeting and Get Matters in
Shape for the Completion of an Orsani-
zstion Which VIII be = Credit.
Young democracy constituted an
enthusiastic meeting which was held
at the office of Hoeft & Detjens on
Eighteenth street last evening" for
:he purpose of organizing a club to
shine in the presidential campaign.
Discussion was given to all mat
tiers pertaining to the formation of
such club, the formal organization
and christening Of which was left
until next Tuesday evening. when
another meeting will be held at Har-
per's theatre.
What has occasioned more thought
than any other one thing in con-
nection with the proposed club is the
name. Some are OF the opinion that
it should be christened after the dem
ocratic presidential candidate, Viii
liam j. Bryan; then there are others
who want it to be a f1at-footed out
and out free silver club. There
were addresses at the meeting on
the name question by William Nc
Entry. c. B. Marshall. II. L.
Wheelan and j. T. Kenworthy. The
latter gentleman believed that parti-
sanship should be cast aside and
every body who is a supporter of
the free and unlimited coinage OF the
white metal be admitted to member
ship. And he favored name ex.
pressive only of the free silver idea.
Mr.. McEniry and Mr.. Wheelan would
like to have it called the Bryan club,
and Mr.. Marshall said he favored any
name that would be the most accept
able to the majority.
To Select . Name.
1t was finally recommended that
the chairman. A.. ID. Huesing-Wil-
liam Hoeft having been chosen secre-
mittee of five to select name and
draw up constitution and bylaws
and report at next Tuesday evenings
meeting. William McEniry, j. r.
Kenworthy. {. b. Marshall, George
Lamont and Henry Wheelan wer,
named as such committee.
And after Manager Charles Bleuel
rendered the use of Harper's theatre
gratis for next Tuesdays meeting
and for which generosity he received
a rising vote of thanks from tn
gentlemen present, the meeting wa
adjourned.
The marching regalia of the pro
posed club is matter to be decided
on later. However, all eau rest as
sured that it will be something nea
and Observation-Disclosures of dc
mocracy. The club promises BIZ
mem oership and it will be credita
BILE auxiliary in the coming cam
paipn
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-07-17
INJURED At THE BRIDGE.
Patrick Hannehan y Carpenter Has His
Leg Fractured.


Patrick Hannehsn y Carpenter Has His
Leg Fractured.
Patrick Hannehan, S04 West Four
teenth street, Davenport, carpen-
ter employed at the arsenal. was
struck by a i6-foot plank while work
ing at the Rock Island bridge this
morning and had his left leg badly
fractured about six inches above the
ankle. DR.. G. G. Craig, assisted by
Drs. Alexander and George Craig.
Jr.. dressed his injuries at the sani-
tarium. and he was taken home in
the ambulance.
L. Simon fell from his bicycle near
Anda!usia today and sustained Sc
we're bruises in his nose and right
arm and leg. He was attended by
Drs Craig.
Samuel Hoke, of Duncannon, Pa,
enroute west with his brother, ID
boarding Milwaukee freight train
at Port Byron last night got his left
foot caught under the wheels, and
mangled it in such manner that
DR.. G. G. Craig, who attended the
sufferer, fears the foot cannot be
saved. Hoke is at St. Anthony 8
hospital.
Bartie, 7-year- old son OF Mr. and
Mrs. James Dunlea, S27 Twentieth
street, was kicked by one OF II.
Schroeder's horses this afternoon
and an ugly cash in his forehead in
flicted. DIR. j. K. Hollowbush at
tended him.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-07-17
THE OBITUARY RECORD.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. T.. Sweeney's Daughter
Marian Passes Away.

Ucc~S
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. E. Sweeney's
home at 1902 First avenue was
visited by cloud of sadness at an
early hour this morning, when the
silent messenger called away their
only child and daughter. Marian.
The child was stricken with typhoid
fever July 8 and when hopes of her
ultimate recovery began to dawn
other complications arose and hast
ened the end, which came at 2 a. m.
today. Marian was II years old last
May and was a sweet and promising
child.
The funeral will occur from the
residence at 10 o'clock tomorrow
morning.
Nels c. Christian, isis Seventh
avenue. died at $50 last evening
after a months suffering with ty-
phoid fever. He was 46 years of
age and came here from Sterling
with the Novelty Manufacturing
company, for which he was foundry
foreman. Mr.. Christian is survived
| by his wife and two children, Mrs
| klucky, OF Rock Falls, and II. Chris.
| tisan. The remains will be taken &c
Rock Falls tomorrow morning for To-
| torment.
| Guldenzopf.
Eunice Myrtle, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Louis Guldenzopf. $50:
Third avenue, died ct 1915 this
morning of cholera infantum, com
plicated with congestion OF the brain
She was bright and loving child
and had only been sick five days
Myrtle was year and 26 days o
age. The funeral will be held from
the parents residence at $3.50 tomor
| row affeTnOnn
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-07-17
Are You Tired

All the time? This condition is a
sure indication that your blood is
not rich and nourishing as it ought
to be and it may be if you will take
few bottles of the great blood puri-
fer, Hoods Sarsaparilla. Thous-
ands write that Hoods Sarsaparilla
has cured them of that tired feeling
by giving them rich, red blood.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-07-17
A Child Enjoys

The pleasant flavor gentle action
and soothing effect OF Syrup of Figs.
when in need of laxative. and if
the father or mother be costive or
bilious, the most gratifying results
follow its use; SO that it is the best
family remedy known and every fam
lily should have a bottle.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-07-17
GIERTSEN GETS OFF EASY.
Young Man Who Shot Bartender Lane
Escapes With . Fine

Young Man Who Shot Bartender Lane
Escapes with q Fine.
Walter Giertsen, the Chicago trav-
cling man who shot Bartender John
Lane at Harms saloon, was allowed
to plead guilty to charge of assault
with deadly weapon in the circuit
court yesterday afternoon. and was
fined $3.50 and costs. Giertsen was
indicted for assault with intent to
commit murder at the last session of
the grand jury. but when the case
was called Mr.. Lane refused to APP
pear against Giertsen; so the charge
was modified.
"Blackie" Williams, who stole q
bride from Conrad Schneider, was
found guilty as charged. Sentence
was deferred.
James O'Herne is on trial this at.
ternoon for sodomv.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-07-17
THE ARGUS ATTITUDE.
Surprising as 1t May Seem the Union Does
Not Uphold 1t.

a0 H uuy Stelh tksc ShlCu DOtS
Not Uphold 1t.
The Union does not uphold The
ARGUS attitude with reference to the
democratic platform and candidates.
Inasmuch as THE ARGUS stared it's
position with an aim single to meet
ing the Unions appreciation the eff
feet of the disclosures of this morn
ing may well be imagined. Still The
ARGUS has become somewhat accus-
toned to the discouraging tenden-
cies Of its contemporary, and the
history of the past has not taught it
to be entirely disheartened about the
way the Union may feel.
The morning paper has become
generally regarded as perpetual
scold, as well as a meddlesome old
granny, but this may be excused in
part by the fact that it is in its
dOtage.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-07-17
Police Court Matters.

Chris Lawrence INDUCED too
heavily in iire-water. Three and
costs.
John McHeury, of Eldridge, Iowa.
attempted TO cause a panic in the
beer supply. Usual results and
costs.
Andrew Carlson. Of Carbon Cliff.
was fined IS and costs in Magistrate
Schroeder's court yesterday after
noon for disturbing the peace, on
complaint OF Mrs Anna Kanaenbcrg,
q neighbor.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-07-17
OPERA SEASON TO OPEN.
Some Clever Productions at the Tower
Promised.

From the nature of the rehearsals
being conducted at Harper's theatre
the opera season to be inaugurated
at the Tower theatre tom orrow even
ing by Amusement Manager Mackay.
of the Tri-City Railway company,
promises to introduce some of the
best musical attractions ever put
forth in the three cities. The COM
pany is not only strong in its superb
chorus. but thesHfars are among the
best in the profession.
The opera season opens tomorrow
night with the presentation OF The
Mikado'.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-07-17
MORE NEW FEATURES.
Additional Attractions for the Argus
Readers.

AdditiOnaI AMBIGUOUS Tor Tho ArguA'
Readers.
THE Argus has arranged for a
number of new features for the BEN
eft of its readers, including a couple
of delightfully."- fascinating serials,
the opening installment OF which
will appear in few days. or as soon
as room can be made for them by the
return to the accustomed SPACE size,
the reduced number of pages being
unavoidable and it is for but a few
issues.
An extended illustrated account of
the life of the democratic candidate
for president, W. j. Bryan, will be
among the more prominent features
of the near future.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-07-17
IssG-ren Year Guar.ntee-Is9s.

will replace free all work that l
have done during the past 10 years
that Is not satisfactory.
G. II. BABcocK,
1925 Second avenue.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-07-17

Hoods Pills act easily and
promptly on the liver and bowels.
Cures SIGH headache.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-28
HOSIERY PRICES

do their own talking. Special prices have
been made for this sale-see for yourself.
Ladies' Fine French Lisle Hose. In
fancy effects. or solid Black, Plain, or
fancy drop-stitch. SO and 5vc KINDS,
for DC. pair.
Ladies' rast-Black Full Seamless Hose,
i'm solid Black or Tan. best lOc. kind,
for sc. a PAIR.
s. dozen Ladies Hermsdorf Hose, double
heel and toes, IN solid Black or rus
sets. l9c. kind. for PFC. a pair.
Ladies Fast-Black Royal Dye, Fun
Seamless Pie Hose for Sc. a pair.
Children's Fast-Black Ribbed Bicycle
Hose. seamless. all sizes, PFC. kind,
pairs for lzi2c.
Bows Extra Quality Fast-Black Elastic
Ribbed. Double Knee, Full Regular
Made Hose, best 25c. kind, FOR lie
a pair; pairs for 2jc.-all sizes, up
10
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-28
KID GLOVES by THE THOUSANDS.
CARPETS, MATTINGs, DRUGGETs,
RUGS.

and other Floor Coverings proves inc
power this store has in the commercial
world. The prettiest and highest grades
Of these goods at most remarkable prices
Wen make and keep them until you get
ready to have them placed on your
floor.
Union Ingram Carpets. this seasons
styles heavy, stout goods at &c yaru'
from 4jc.
Extra Super Ingrains, ROOM hall, and
stair patterns. at 81 l-2c.. from Doc.
Extra Super Atwood Ingrains. best
grade Of Ingram made. Soc. from soc.
Tapestry Carpets, in the newest anu
brightest of this season $ productlohs'
the usual 65c. grade. at 81 l-2c.
Tapestry Carpets. 1O-wire, room, hall'
and stair patterns. regular zoe. quality
BODY Brussel Carpets. room patterns,
with border, and hall and STAR the
usual Sll0 Carpet, at 59c. a yard.
Moquette Carpets. room and han pat
terms. regular price u l-2c., here Tor
e. lie.
RUGS AND DRUGGETS.
by 4-yard Heavy Ingram Drtggets at
2x3-yard Heavy Ingram Druggets at
Sl.39 from S2.3S.
FROM 1880 TO II 30
japanese Handmade Rugs, size SOx6O,
value $l.65; sec. each. one to a customer.
N1ATTINGS.
Heavy Seamless Japanese Mattings'
u l-2c., from 20c.
Heavy Damask Mating. carpet designs
reversible patterns, 16 2-3c.. from SOC.
Choice Fancy LineIf-Warp Mattngs'
l6 2-3c. from SOC.
Highest Grade Linen-Warp Mating, 2Oc.,
from 80. 81 II. and 45c.
ST Gall samples of
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-28
COTTON wAsH-FABRIO STORE

Is the busy-bee corner OF America. Mon
day, with the method of the Reunion
Sale Prices" your investments will be
marvellous. All the goods are the new
proud things of this seasons creation.
ls2 -sc. Duckings. in their new and best
printings, wide widths, for SAC. a
yard.
Sine French Organizes. the 81 l-2c.
grade, I'm the newest and best print
ings, for II 1-2c.-a price unheard OF.
Corded French Organizes. 10 Z-Sc. KIND
IN Linen, Nile Blue. and Canary ell
fects. with White embroidered cora
run through 'em, 6 S-4c. yard.
81 Fine French Percales. an entire new
line Of printings, PIP and 10 2-Sc'
kind. for Sic.
Black Ground Dotted Swiss. with fancy
White effects. also Nile, light Blue
pink. and Canary. 25c. grade, for
LOT of Organize Dimities. in grass-linen
effects. solid colored seeded eifects,
stripe effects, solid grounds with fancy
effects, y IL, Is %. and zoe. grades, q
10 40 inches wide. any SIC. yard.
Solid Colored Organize Batistes, IN
Black. Blue. and Canary. lOc. kind' Tor
Fine French organdie Designed Tafree-
tas. in crepOnette effects, 10 &c. kihu'
wide widths. 3-4c a yard.
lot OF Dotted Seed Swiss, In SOLID
grounds. with self-dot. also White
grounds with colored dots. and White
grounds with colored figures. 2Oc. quail
lily. for 3-4c
12l-2 and 1e 2-3c. Covert Cloths. In Gray.
Tan, and Blue mixtures. SIC. yard.
black French Sateen. in plain or Black
orocaded effecy 10 2-3 20. and Zoe.
grades. any sac.
Androscoggin Bleached Cotton, S-4c.
yard
"slon Check Ginghams, any-slze checks.
ys,' me cloth. 6 Lie. quality, 2S-ic. a
FftoM $40 TO s15-
ai..cS ott Brown Cotton, a nice wearer.
I5,VA $50 no ,o.so
Effects & IRISH Batiste. in pretty new
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-28
HANDKERCHIEFs.

are here by the thousands-take 'em at
these prices:
Ladies' AIl-Linen Hemstitched Hand
kcrchefs for &c. each.
800 Mems Large-Size COlored Bordered
Handkerchiefs, hemmed. ready for
use 80
275 Ladies' Colored Bordered or All
White Hemstitched any for &c. each.
ladies' All-IAnen Hemstitched nand-
kerchiefs. Mexican handmade lace
borders, sc. kind. for lZi2c each
Ladies Sheer Hemstitched Handker-
chiefs. embroidered Sc. each.
Ladies' Sheer Fine Pure Linen Handker-
chiefs, zoe. kind. for l0c. each.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-28
BOOK PREPARATION FOR THE RE-
UNION SALE.


Prepared store OF wealth in the litera-
ture Of the Confederate war and its
heroes.
Thousands Of Books OF every sort are
ready for the reunion sale. The prices
are special on many lots-come and look
to your hearts content.
John Esten Cookies Life Of Lee. Jack
son. Sl.2j value; reunion sale price, isc.
each.
John listen Cookies Confederate Novels,
"a volumes, bound in Confederate Gray,
so value, reunion sale price 81 -.
Life Of JEFFERSON Davis. BY his wife,
volumes. Russia bound, s. value, re-
Uni0n sale price. S.3S.
Life Of Davis. by distinguished men OF
mss uu.c. - value. Tor Sl.-6
Mrs. Williams Life Of Lee, for chill
dren. large type, easy words, colored
Illustrations, I5c
A recOrd-bTeaker IN Books is our price
on Munro Seaside Library Of popular
Novels. over 900 titles: 2jc. has al
ways been recognized as the proper
value. but the Peoples Store comes 10
the rescue of the people. and makes
the price loo. Ask for catalogues.
l,00 Munro's Popular Library, yellow
binding, over 900 titles. comprising all
new non-copyrghted books, lOc. value,
our price. 2 for Sc.
800 Paper Bound Books Parksid1,e
Library, by Alexander, Zanzwill,
Hope. Doyle etc. ljc. value, reunion
sale price. sc. each.
FROM TO ~ O'CLOCK
Good Series OF Paper Books. 1c. each.
FOR ALL DAY
1000 Books beautifully bound in dif
ferent coiors OF linen, the very best
titles. zoe. value. for this grand re-
union sale We. say l2lsc, each,
100 Webster's Unabridged Dictionaries,
complete with flags. exc, sheep hound,
$50 value, reunion sale price 69c I;
Cloth Bound, 81 value. reunion sale
price. i9c.
Fitzhugh Lees Life OF Lee, $50 value,
reunion sale price, CSC.
All new ana Popular Books can be
found here at 20 per cent. on pub
fishers prices. Make your wants
known II the book line: and we can
Anxious and worried mill-owners seek
Us FOR relief. This Is the reason we sell
WRITING-PApERs At INCREDIBLE
PRICES.
Something that win appeal 10 every
lover. son and daughter, OF old Viz
glnia.
200 pounds OF Genuine Irish Linen
Paper, ruled and plain, rough and
smooth, billet, octave, and commercial
water-marked, with seal OF Virginia,
ard In boxes. stamped with same, zoe.
value, Tor 25c. POUND.
Vellum Papers soc. value, for PC. a
pound
! 500 pounds OF Real Scotch Crown Linen
Paper, SIC. value for 2pc. a pound.
! 400 pounds or Linen Bond Paper. &C.
value, Sc a pound.
FROM $50 TO 1870
100 l-4-pound packages OF Writing
Paper &c. pound.
Envelopes to match. square or long,
packages for Sc.
FROM 1880 TO II 30
SO pounds OF Linen Pepper. ruled and
plain. commercial ard -ctavo. 25c.
value for &c. a pound.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-28
MUSLIN WAIST PATTERNS,

containing 4 yards. handsome material,
with sufficient front. sleeve, and neck
trimming, the entire pattern for sl.9S, cost
$3.50 10 import
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-28
REUNION RIBBON SALE

Will be one that ribbOn-buyers Will long
remember
3-inch All-Snk Black Gros- Grain Rib
bons for l9c-35c kind
1-2-inch Double-Face Satin Ribbons for
lSc.-29c. grade.
4-inch Double-Face Satin Ribbons for 29c
All-Silk Satin GrOs-Grain Ribbons. all
coors, 2 inches wide for 81. a yard.
Colored All-Silk Taheta Ribbon, any
shade, 15c.-25c. grade
Pretty All-Silk Dresden Ribbons in
pretty effects collar widths. 6 Sic. a
yard.
Reunion Ribbon Badges. Virginia" 10c
each.
g. 300 worth Of
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-28
HOUSEHOLD NECESSITIES.

Every economical housewife should not
fail to attend this sale. Romember tbs
plums go to the early picker
Kinks satlnette Laundry-soap. worth
be. a cake, souvenir price. cakes for
Ko-Ko-lne soap-Powder. just as good
as Pearlue, i-2c. a box.
Best-Quahty Mucilage, &c. a bottle;
Steel Garden or seashore-spades. lc.
each, value roc.
FROM 9 To 10 O'CLOCK
Steel Ice-Plcks. worth Sc, for g. each
Good-QuaHty Stove-Po.ish, lie. a pack
age
japanese Tooth-Picks, put up IN a ME.
straw box. 800 In a cartoon, boxes
for &C.: value De-. a box
FOR ALL DAY
Best Metal-POish. lc. box.
Bristle Paint-Brushes, &c. each, va.le
iOc
2-Shelf Fancy Bric-a- Brac-Racks, worth
CSC; souvenir price. 2sc each
Large Adjustable Ash Slaw- or Negeta-
ble-Cdtters, worth DC, for l2c. each.
Best-Quality Cotton Dish-Mops &c.
each; value lOc.
3-Arm Towel-Racks, worth l0c', Tor &C.
each.
Large Ice Chopping-Bow or Bread
Trays made OF the best-qua.ity maple,
worth Soc souvenir price. l7c eacn
Steel Can-openers, worth loc, ior &c.
Turkey-Feather busters, worth 100. for
FROM 10 TO II O'CLOCK
i5-nch Washboards. worth lie, FOR g.
strong House or Carpet-Brooms. wor'
l9c, for &C. each. s,,.
Best-Quality SO id-Back scrloo'"-
Brushes. worth l0c.. fer &C. eaeh'
TOD A I. DAY
foree Imported Willow Clothes-Ham,
ers worth 80, for roc each.
Imported Inlaid Salt-BoNes. &C. eaeA'
worth more than double
CARPET RENoVAToR'
II IS hard 20 throw away a caIpet j-lt.
because II ~ soiled ana Goes n,' r,-.
well especially one when you ~.
ticular.y liked. It's Ike parting WIN
an old friend. 40, al,
The Jewel Carpet Renovator VIII nAAs.
your carpet look Ike % w. "..
taking II OF the ioor. Souvenir '-''
REFRIGERATORs.
As a souvenir. We give 81 per cent .- 90
count OF makers price on the l4-H'-'
Quincy Patent Refrigerators
2-qallon Japanned water-CooleT', worn
a.19 for &C. each.
Perforated Chair-Seats, worth i'o' u"
&C. each.
CLOSING SALE OF SCREENS, DOORS
AND WINDOWS.
All our Sis Fancy Ornament screen
doors will be sod tomorrow a. so1''
nil for 79c each.
All our e screen-Doors nicely o'N1
meated finished in oak. for CSC each
$3.50 croquet-sets. extra size. nicely va
nished. for roc. each
once again a
CHAIR SALE.
The first to equal it In nearly three y'
The entire output for an instaImen'-D.-
turned over to US. Twenty-se'eh D-''-'
Chairs:
Solid Quarter sawed-Oak
worth Sl79 for esc. eAch. q. fof
Large Rattan Rockers WI"
Fine OAK iCobble-ssated Rockers. -
carved back. finished IKE ~
soI,s-oaS Dining Room chars :.
others ask d5ub the lr'-
each. value NO .,tN.
MIsCELL ANXIOUS BAh"N
800 Medallion Pictures, Wei
souvenir price l5c. eacA' .D,r5ri,
Reautiful Austrian CANA hti.. ,.r.,
ted cheese DISHES. diferenl
worth g. for sSc each re, 90
Fine oak Parlor Tables, ~or'" '~
f9c each. or ana CAS-
ri S'o' i-aurner on-stoves. dub. i'ssf =
changeable burners WORN
* o. - 81.
The famous STANDARD on-sioNe'' s,'t
c,oan,A'o worth 50 N i'r =, rsrs
Nickel Plated Gas-StoNe''
worth S15U. Tor ellis cae"'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-28

( FROM 1890 TO 1l:30-
Fine Light Shifting Prints, best grade
7-Sc yard.
FROM $50 TO II OCLOCh- ,.,
10-i Fine Brown Sheeting. full wldth'
3-8c a yard: 20c. grade.
FROM 80 TO 4.3O- ..a.
10 and u lie. Fine Dress Ginghams TOT
4 3-fc. a yard.
Reunion Decorating Buntngs and tlags
at special prices to close 'em out.
400 Ready-Made Bed Sheets at half
price to-day.
$500 PlIlow-Cases also. See 'em.
COLORED WORsTED DRESS GOODS.
will have an occasion on Monday that
would bring tears TO the makers eyes
were they to see it. The stock is COM
prised of all the newest and best In styles
and colorngs. 1t is needless to say quar-
ter values; the goods will do that.
50 and 75c. Fine Silk Dot and Fancy
Woven Brilliantine. in their newest
prettiest shadings. for Z2c; sai u.
75c. 81. and Sl25 Fancy SILK ana Nool
Mixtures 81 pieces TO choose lroil' III
4ic. yard :,
46-inch Atwood Serges. that cost 81 a
yard to import, for 25c. yard
HHlf-M Dol fEnCN " OVEN ifi'T' fND-'-,
in new, pretty designs, for ) &C. Cost
25c. to import. ~ -.
30 pieces Of Fine All-Wool 8S-inch
Double Fold French Dress Goods, IN
newest effects. % l2c.. instead OF oDc'
36-inch Atwood Figured trench Chai-
lies for u 1-2c. a yard.
KID GLOVES BY THE THOUSANDS.
No fault Of the maker that Cohens
prices are one-half the original From
the best maker in Paris. In season the
underwriters would have realized double.
Mosquetaire Suede. in Tan and Gray
that sold for $3.50; to-day $50.
4-Button Black Suede emDroiueteu
backs. the sl.25 kind. for 4sc.
4-Button Dressed. embroidered, In an
shades. not a pair retailed Tor less
than 81 80: to-day 65c.
Castor Beaver, the kind that never wear
out. in Tan. Modes, and Gray, Black,
or Self embroidered, $50 Glove, tor
&C
16-Button Length, in Heliotrope,. Tan
and Lemon color S1.35. instead OF $5.zo'
/ lot of odd Kid Gloves, all kinds, &C. d
pair TO close out.
The deal in
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-28
UMBRELLAS AND PARAsOLs

were blasted out OF mines, and new free
hearted vein had been struck very sud
denly, you could not expect them for less
than the prices for this great lot. Every
veteran shall have an Umbrella instead
OF gun.
40 Ladies' and Mems Close-Rolling Clio
ria Umbrellas. silk covers and tasseis'
steel rod. Congo, Weichsel, and NADIA
goscar handles. trimmed or unlrim-
med. best 81 p value, for 81 each-lmit
OF one 20 any one customer.
200 Ladies' AN-Silk Tafeta Umbrellas,
close rolling, steel rod, silk cover ana
tassel. Congo and Weichsel handles'
for sizes
Ladies and Mems Best English-Gloria
Umbrellas natural OF Dresden handles,
soc kind. for 43c. each.
zoe English-Glona Fast-Black Umbrel-
las. natural handles for 25c. each.
$50 Ladies' white silk Parasols. White
enamelled stick and ribs, large WHITE
eiIk cord and taeset finish. for 19c. each.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-28
THE MILLINERY

THE MILLINERY
says a new line Of Sailors:
The prices say 25c. and up to best Knox
Hat. A third off the former selling
prices.
Navy Sailors to sell for ~ 1-2c.
Children's Null Bonnets were 81 to Sl5O
are 50 10 zoe.
All Untrimmed Hats. Black or colored,
for one-haf their late marks.
Ribbon. Flowers, etc, at immense re-
auctions.
NEW FLOWERS JUST IMPORTED.
Roses. Pnks. Jacqueminots. Roses for
soc. TO $l.25 a spray.
Icghorn and Chip Flats, in white. a
new shipment. al 75c., instead Of s.. ..
Ready-Trimmed Hats for one-halt, II
Won care 10 take advantage.