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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-08

MADE AN ASSIGNMENT IN OCTOBER,
AND HIS TRUSTEE HAS TURNED
HIS ENTIRE STOCK OF MADE-UP
DRESS SKIRTS'oVER. 70 MEYERS TO
SELL AT HALF PRICE. FOR THE
PAST THREE DAYS THE SALE OF
THESE SKIRTS HAS CREATED A SEN
SATION. YET THE STOCK is 50
LARGE THE ASS0RIMENT REMAINS
UNBROKEN. AND EVERY CONFER
STILL GETS THE SAME CHANCE AT
THE GREATEST READY MADE WEAR
BARGAINS OF THE YEAR.
No such likely lot Of Ready-Made Wear
has ever before been offered the ladies OF
Richmond under such circumstances, as
these Skirts were all made up before the
FIRMS failure. and are made just as full
and as thoroughly as when they sold for
double their present prices.
HOW 10 ORDER BY MAIL.
State lot No. desired, color, waist, and
length In front, enclose postal-note. money,
or express order. and any skirt sent you
may be returned II not satisfactory, and
amount paid will be returned by next
mail. Samples of material cannot be sent,
as lots are likely TO be closed out before
reply can be received.
Cloth or Canvas Dress Skirts, Dark Gray.
Dark Brown, Tans. Skirts that sold for
sl69. in this lot your choice for ACC;
Lot 2 comprises Skirts Black and Navy,
Figured Mohair, Sicllians and Twilled
Serges, all thoroughly lined. yelveteen
bound. about six different patterns. com
prising skirts of which we sold thousands
This season at $3.50, your choice for 79c
Lot comprises Beautiful Figured Jet
Black Mohair Sicllians, Plain Wool Cash
mere. Black and Navy. thoroughly lined
yeiVeteen bound, upwards OF yards woe,
skirts that sold for $780, your choice fof
CSC.
Lot 4 comprises Skirts OF Fine Figured
Mohair Sicilian, lined with best rusteline
cambria. full fare velvet bound; also,
Black and Navy-Blue Cloth Skirts OF
same style make. skirts that sold upwards
OF $50 your choice for 1913.
Lot comprises Beautiful Colored
Changeable Mohair Sicilians, Boucle Cloth,
Black and Navy. Heavy Serge skirts, up
10 8 yards wide, rusteline cambria lining
beautiful set; also, Plain Black Mohair
Sicilian Skirts, that sold up TO 400, your
choice for $l.es.
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H2ezs<ery- Gzm Ss8soo@

Roanoke Times.)


Virginia, II appears. uil go for Bryan
by a majority OF 5000 or mora Mark
Hanna and his assistants nave been
claiming that, with A fun vote and FAIR
count the Old Dominion would cast her
electoral vote for Mckinley: but the cleo
ton has passed without any disturbance
and the State has gone for Bryan beyond
a doubt While the elections in this State
heretofore may not have been az fun
and free as they should have been, as
far as can be ascertained no complaints
have been made as 10 the manner OF
voting on Tuesday last, and II Is highly
creditable 10 the State and election Of
flcers that such is the case. The people
OF Virginia are sick and tired Of the
charges OF unfairness preferred against
them. and are determined to make
change In this respect hereafter There
Is no reason IN the world why the cleo
tlon should not reflect the wishes OF the
people in every respect. and the sooner
those in charge OF this matter realize this
the better il Will be for them and the
State Honest elections viii be the motto
Of virginians hereafter. and those who
attempt to ignore the win Of the people
may expect a quick and summary pun
ishment at the hands OF the people.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-08
FRENCH SHIRT FACTORY,
Madame G.. yayssairc, Prop,
51S North Monroe street.

Percale Shirts, with collars and cuffs. 81
White Shirts, made with Wamsutta-Miil
Linen front. 81.
Fine Shirts made to order. pique front
from sl.25 up.
Every order guaranteed a 1T. Shirts
and Drawers Rehtted and Repaired.
Collar Band, l0c.; Wrissband, l0c.; Col
lars. 20c. Cuffs, zoe. no SLIT
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FALL WASH DRESS GOODS.

II CASES OPENED FOR WEEKS
SALE. -
lO.O0O yards OF Fleeced- Back Cashmeres'
all new and desirable. patterns, TINS sea-
sons l0c quality, for lac. yard.
The best quality Dark-Stripe Percales'
worth y 1-2c, for 6 lie. yard.
20 patterns Of Twiled iPlald Dress
Goods. 6 lie. quality, for 7-Sc. YARD.
10 pieces of the best Imported Bright
Plaid and Rob Roy Styles Dress cling
hams, 25c. quality, for - l-2c. yard.
New patterns of eros de Londres STRIPE
and Figured Wash Fabrics, regular price
Pic. yard, for sc. yard.
e Handsome patterns Of Cashmere DE
Lame Wash Fabrics, Il lie. quality. tor
Toe. yard.
DRESS GINGHAAlS sc. QUALITY FOiS
Fast Black Finish sateens,
10c quality. for sc. yard.
Extra Fine Imported Figured Sateen, III
bright. new designs. 16 2-3c. quality, Tor
&C. yard.
solid Color Fieeced-Back Pique and
Twilled outing Cloth, Y l-2c. quality, tor
Zoe. yard.
quality, for DC. yard
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-08

~ ttiN NNlA'i|. La
picture. So &
g 80. s. 90. 500 IN 4
81 every one wor.
double
Mink Animal N.,,
Scarfs, Jc Vo-,
az.
Genuine MARI.
Collar SO
S--alskin Collar,
$3.50.
Satin Lined Ma,
NUTS, N.25, N@ AZ
$3.50. :
back Coney RI
Afuns. 29c.
Black Hair Mrrt
75c
Electric-Seal MIA
Nl5.
Hundreds o. o't,,
Aluns and NJ
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-08

Mems Nayy-Blue, Double-Breasted, All
Wool Overshirts. as good as any that
cost $3.50. TO be sold for 81
Mems Unlaundered White SHIRTS, war
ranted all-iiEen bosom and wrist-bands,
15-inch bosom, and made extra fuil IN
body. worth 75c, 10 be sold for Soc. each.
All-Silk String Ties, IN Persian patterns,
creeks, and stripes, worth IL l-Zc., TOT &C.
each.
Mems An-snk and Satin scarfs, with
silk lining and dark colors, worth 5oc.' Tor
lie each.
A great sale Of Mems Cardigan Jackets,
colors Blue. Brown. and Black, TO be SOLD
Mems Heavy Cheviot Working Shirts,
sizes Il ID TO Is IL, worth zc., Tor DC
each.
plaids worth 25c., for l9c. each.
All-Silk Hyperion Windsors. 40 inches
long by s inches wide, with hernstitched
ends, worth Soc. for S9c. each.
Mems Fine Merino Socks, guaranteed
all wool. double heels and toes, worth
Csc, for ~ lie. a pair.
MEMS COLORED-BORDER HAND
KERCHIEFS TO BE SOLD FOR lc.
Mems Atl-silk Carriers, in all solid
colors, worth &C.. for l1c. pair.
GREAT UNDERWEAR BASEMENT.
80 CASES LADIES, MEMS, AMI
CHILDRENS MERINO UNDERWEAR
JUST ON ACCOUNT OF WARN
WEATHER, MANUFACTURER CLOSES
BALANCE OF STOCK AT A LOSS.
Ladies' Extra Weight Fleece-Lined RIB
bed Vests, special. for ..........,.....'''I Jc,
Ladies' Half-Wool Ribbed vests ana
Pants, In Natural and White, special
Tor .................... 's.'.'''s..'''''. .''y'
Ladies' Regular-Made ATWOOD Merinc
Vests and Pants. I'm Red, Gray. and pure
MEMS WHITE MERINO SHIRTS
ALL SIZES, FRENCH WOVEN NECk,
SPECIAL .................'.'.'''A0 N-A'~-i
Mems Pure Wool Natural Gray and
Camel s-IIair Shirts and Pants, made ana
finished perfect. speclal....... Toe each.
Mems Special Fineness Wool shirts ano
Drawers, in Reds, Camel Naturals. ana
Chidren's Ribbed Vests and Pants
ced-llned. price l5c. for small size
larger in proportion.
Chidren's Pure Wool Vests and Pants
in Red. White, and Gray, for 25c. small
size: larger in proportion.
Children's white Merino Vests, pear
buttons and silk stitched, small size
u lie.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-08
TREAsURER'S OFFICE

CITY HALL, November ?, 1896
STATE TAXES FOR 1896 ARE NOW
DUE and should be paid on or before
November Goth, after which date per
cent. will lie added 10 all unpaid bills. All
persons having trustees will please name
them when applying to pay their bills
Notaries public and iiduclaries VIII please
settle for the taxes charged against them.
CHARLES II. PifILfIPS.
Treasurer Richmond City.
35s.10.12. Is. II 10 p. % Is. 27&2s.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-08
nzeyeuS- 6z% ssz2toooS N2eycuy- oze SEstooE
WHAT
Rairfax Herald.)

What do you think OF Grover now?
The Herald gave his correct measure
years ago. He is a party wrecker," and
has never been a Democrat.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-08
TAXES.
TAx-PAYER's NOTICE

THE TAX-BII.Ls FOR 1896 ARE NOW
ready. and my Office will be open daily
from 4. NJ. to p. NJ. for the collection
OF the same The law adds per cent
penalty on all bills unpaid DECEMBER
/. 1896. Lands delinquent for 1895 can also
be redeemed before the sale OF same,
which will commence at December Coun-
ty-Court-day. W. III. BhAl Eh,
Treasurer Henrico County.
no S-eOdtNo3O
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-08
HOUsEKEEPERg AND TABLE
LINENS.
SHERIFFS SALE BRINGS GREAT
BARGAINS

AH-Linen Colored-Bordered Crash TOW
elling. 8 lie. quality. for 3 &c. YARD
Pure Linen Wide Stripe stair Linen
l5c quality. for l0c. yard.
The best 5ec quality All-Linen Table Da-
mask. 25c yard Gn remnant).
6-inch wide Extra Heavy German Ia
mask. 75c quality, for zoe. yard.
SIS Napkins 10 match, $50 dozen
Colored- Bordered Hem Huck Towels.
Numbered, ready for use. Is yards long,
zoe value for y lie. each.
Is yards long Huck Towels, loc value
for &c. each. ..
TOWELLING, sc. QUALITY, FOR
7-Sc. YARD.
yards long Pure Linen olored-Border-
ed Damask Table-Covers. A.25 quality for
7Jc.
Fancy Colored Monte Tabe-Coyers, IL
wards square. 15c. value. for sc. each.
Oped-Boiled Turkey-Red Table-Covers,
. yards long $50 value. for SIC. each.
Pure Linen-Fringed Damask Lunch
Cloths. 3 "a yards long, with l dozen
Napkins to match. IS value, for $3.50 each.
%22e>zke1C5 GzM &M2to0E
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-08

II"|'I w
Genuine Ostrich-Fcather B0aq ia,
yards long. IN four special lots SEQ fi8
si0.9S, and SLt7.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-08
HOusEKEEPERs' LINENS AND DO
MEsTICS.

GREAT CASH PURCHASES SELLING
some few special items in Sheets and
Pillow Cases. Prices are, cheaper thal
you can buy the cotton elsewhere;
Utica s-4X2 1-2-yard Sheets, 65c. value
for soc. each. -
Sheets for 43c. each.
Hemstitched Pillow;,casesi ,4s5Hxss' l TS;
quality for u i-2c. each. SHEETS AND
BOISTER-CASES TO MATCH
2-yards wide Utica sheeting, 25c. quail
'le-i Unbieached sheeting. l6 2-sc. quality.
for 97-Sc. yard.
Flannels are special with us:
All Pure Wool Red Flannel, Is Csc.
quality. for 3-4c. yard.
Atwood Fireman's Medicated flanhel'
81 l-2c. value. for 25c. yard.
Atwood White Flannel 1 yard wide,
Csc quality for 35c. yard.
Good Heavy White Flannel, zoe. grade
for Y 1-2c. yard. o.,
Half-Wool rs OF yard wide Shaker
Flannel. soc. quality, for sc. yard.
1000 yards OF Extra Heavy Twilled
Canton Flannel. 6 LAC. quality, for 3 S-ic-
yard.
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MEMS Furnishings.

Ciearette-Cases. usually costing from y
TO 81. bought at half price on account Oh
being samples. 10 be sold for 81 TO $3.50
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-08
Jack and Ills Master.

A farmer on the Scottish Border had a
rough and ready way OF expressing him
self. as also had hlS father before him.
now dead. The farmer had an ORA"
man. generally known as "Snacky Jock,
s7uat and ungainly IN appearance, and
often Qearrelled. One day the farmer. in
passion, told Jock 20 so 20 place which
snaA be nameless. In no way disc0ncert-
90. Jock cody said; "Oh. vera weel." and
then added. have v ony word TO yer
f4ltncrT'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-08

cape: worth s. or your money backi
1lbilt ....s...s.. sf's1'
Lot 10 comprises Boys Kilt Overcoats,
sizes TO 10 years. made Of genuine Scotch
plaid, worth $50 or your money back.
cho4ce .........s....... .S-.ov
Lot II comprises Boys OVercOats. 9 TO
1C years They are made Of the heavy
Irish Frieze with large storm collars,
good thing for severe weather, worth s.
or your money back; choice .......... 81 80
Lot u comprises 1863 pairs Boys Pants.
from the smallest to the largest size.
They are Blue Black, Gray, Tan, Mix
lures. and Cheviots, Diagonals, Cassi-
meres. &c: well made we'll finished,
patent Wristbands; good enough TO sell
Tor zoe. pair; in this great sale........ S9c.
TROOEJ.NN " Y A NITEA(vTIflR =
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-08
GENTINn ZOO METEOR nIcYcLEa
BICYCLE sUNDRIEs

at lowest known prices. Mail orders al.
ed. Dealers Will find cur retail prices
lower than the wholesalers.
LAMPS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-08
BLACK SILK vELvETs.

NOT VELNETEENS. BUT SILK VET.
VETS, AND PERFECT IN COLOR AN0
QUALITY, HERETOFORE COSTING
YOU 75c., TO BE SOLD AT SILK COCN.
lkR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS l'c, 4 fAEl
China Silks, for fancy work or lnrrl
all silk. all colors. including B.ack-aIo
that we would gladly pay 25c. a yard f--
are among this great purchase, 20 BE- soi
Rich Black Brocade Satin Duchess IN
some most exquisite patterns, quality he
have paid SIS for. bought 10 sell in ne
sale Tor ....-..........s.. ...-........,l..
Glace Fancy Brocadcs. Tafctas. ari
Satin Plaids, most exquisite OF 81 s0fs
IN this lot OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
800 yards better quality Br0ca
Changeable Silks, and Taffetas .........C.
60 whole pieces silk No.yets and N,
very prettiest shades. perfect pile ma,ci
almost any color dress goods. equal t0 lf
Toe. goods sold heretofore. IN this sale
GENUINE 300 METEOR BICYCLES
BOTH LADIES AND MEMS MODEIS
MORGAN & WRIGHT TIRES. NiESsEy.
GER SADDLES. ONE YEARS GUAR.
ANTEE. EVERYTHING COMPLETE
OUR PRICE. $3.50.
Specifications and description mailed "a
SPECIAL SALE SMALL lots 2Icy
Giles.
2 Ladies' SIS Bicycles az S3O
2 Mems 1896 Model Bicycles. surplus 4
our $3.50 sale, at $3.50.
Iady's 500 March Bicycle. SO.
Lady's 1896 Model manufactures
name-plate removed $3.50
Every Wheel guaranteed new and never
been ridden
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-08
SENSATIONAL PRICES ON
CAPES. COATS, WRAPS.

A portion OF the stock Of one Of New
Yorks leading manufacturers came to US
at COO. on the dollar. These goods are all
weeks:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-08

Lot c comprises IS Pepper-and-salt Ell
fects and IS Cheyiot Double Breasted
Suits dixie style D., sizes TO Ii years.
They are wool, made well, guaranteed 10
wear well, worth every cent of &.l5;
choice ............ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 80
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-08


Chinchilla Refers, sizes 3
10 S years; made well, mt
well, brass buttons, large
sailor collar; worth 81 or
your money refunded ;
choice .............. ......a D
Lot S comprises lne quail
~ Chinchilla Refers, sizes
3 to 8 years, five pearl but
tons. wide MOhair braid:
worth 81 or your money
back: choice. 30
Lot 8 comprises Scotch
Cheyiot OvercOats for BOYS,
sizes I 10 6 years, Atwood
Warranted. large braided
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-08
MANUFACTURERS SALE OF B,Vn
kEaCHIEFs.
ATTEMPr TO SELL 800 Dozrv

ATTEMPT TO SELL 500 DOZEN
Hemstitched. Embroidered. an c,r-...
very sheer. usually loc.. for 81.
All Pure Linen, Hemstitchod Scaiio-..
Embroidered Swiss. dainty embrof,-17
hemstitched. worth up 10 &c. ......s
1,30 Lane-Edged Handkerchiefs.
All-Llnen, Embroidered Initials. w.r,
All-Linen Embroidered, worth s3c d,
Mourning Hemstitched. worth 81 M.
Fancy Mourning. Hemstitched Ilrc
and Cambria Finish .................. "a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-08
GREAT FUR FAILURr.
CONTINUED WARN MEArnrn

CONTINUED WARM WEATHER
CAUSES DISASTER
among small fur manufacturer. a..
sheriff sales result, which brings n -
this week the greatest fur bargalne ui,tt
the history OF Richmond retailing
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-08
EXTRAORDINARY WELitt

IMPORTERS SAMPLE LIND 1 Os'
FINE NOONSTONFS. EMER ALD5'
RHINESTONEs. Hat PINS; IL =, , ~ ~
CTTSTER. AND FLEUR DE LIS DE-
SiGNS &c: REAL WORTH 81.
Ladies and Children's Heavy STERLING
silver Chain and Lock Bracelets WIN
engraved padlocSs and KEYS, 81, pt,,e-
Imported Marie Antoinette knine-
stone. and Roman Pearl Ornnmented Size ne
Combs twehty-one stones in each, Aye.
for a pair; worth $50
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LADIES' DRESS SKIRTS,

J.. NACHT. THATFORD AVENUE
BROOKLYN. n. Y, A MANUFACTURE
ING TAILOR OF
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-08
RUGS.

These are so remarkably cheap that we
could not resign buying them, though we
had a large stock already on hand:
Moouette Rugs. hearth size..........Sl. 30
Moquette Rugs, largest size...........Sz.oo
Smyrna Rugs. hearth size. SIC.
Genuine Wilton Rings .............sl.c 80
. wards long Smvrna Rugs. 90
WILTON, VELVET. MOQUETTE. Az
MINISTER RUGS. fringed, worth s.,
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22lo,zSeDS- G1S 1sZ2to1H
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bie-Breasted Refer Suits,
sizes ) 10 ) years. They are
made as well as tailor S
skill can make them: war
ranted all wool. 10 different
styles, large sailor collar,
braided with silk and Mo-
hair bra d. Every suit
worth 81 or your money re-
refunded; choice .......$2. %
Lot > comprises As Boys
Double Breasted Refer
Suits. sizes > 10 5 years, anu
~ CheVlOt ana Clay WOEted
Suits. sizes 10 10 years
highest quality dress suits,
worth $3.50 or your money
refunded qhoieg < ID
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-08

better wear. Every suit worth $.vO OF
your money refunded; choice. 1921 DC
Lot comprises Boys Double-Breasteo
Suits. sizes TO IA years These come III
Plaid Cassimeres. Worth %zo or your
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-08
HnsIERY nARGAINs

AS ONLY MEYERS CAN BUY nHEM
ELEVEN CASES MORE FOR -, tbs :,
STRANGE TO SAY IT. THE QUAIL
TIES HAVE NEVER BEFORE BEEN
BEATEN AT SUCH PRICES.
Misses and Boys Fast-Black, Full-Reg-
uIar Imported Real Maco, Fine Rib
Hose Hermsdorf dye, double heels and
toes. French soles, treble knees, 25c. a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-08
SPECIAL LINING SALE.

Best &c. Silesia, IN States only, OUT
price ..............-.
Rest Herringbone Hair-Cloth Skirt stay
ing .............s.. a. - -
Best l5c. Yard-Wide Rustling Tanetas'
our price .........s.s..-s sss.ssss .'s'''sf's 49,
Rest Fancy Blackjack Silesias. regular
lie quality .............s.... '..''''A - 80
Best Fancy Blackjack Silesias, regular
&c quality .................s. - -
Best Cherett Fibre Staying 10 inches
wide. worth &c. ............:........... 'Lvc'
Priestley Taffeta Skirt Lining. value Sc
our rrfce --...-......... .........s..... DC
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-08

6 cases. containing 10 rolls. were shlpped
Bailey Sons. the philadelphia oilcloth
manufacturers. The firm here refused 70
accept or Bailey refused TO credit the
Oilcloth. The consequence, Meyers IS
called upon to offer cash. we DO so at
our own figures are accepted
yards wide Floor OH-Cloth. 5oc quail
2 yards wide Floor Oi-Cloth, csc. quail
~ ................ ly,'-
2 yards wide Floor Oil-Cloth 'oc' quail
ty ........... ..S,S'
2 yards wide Floor Oil-Cloth, 81 quail
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ART GOODS

FOR HOUSE DECORATIONS. STAMP
ED AND TINTED LINENS. FANCY
SCARFS. AND FANCY WORK, ARII-
Giles THAT ARE USUALLY so HIGH.
ARE HERE NOW FROM a STRANDED
IMPORTER AT MERELY NOMINAL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-08
Good News From the
Great Boys Clothing Department.

The weIl-known manufacturer, IsidOre Hammer
slough of New York, accepts offer for portion of
his stock of Boys Clothing. He is right in calling
them the BIGGEST BARGAINS Richmond ever saw
You will say the upon examination.
Tail orders filled promptly. Order by lot num-
bers. State size wanted.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-08-21

the poor attendance, uuly Smith said
10 AN AHturian reporter
This Ia the rrst froa, ever ran
into. and II viii be the last. | promise
you those n people though, tho nght
WAS no, TO be on the square they were
mistaken Yes I'm pretty sore"
Local sporting men viii cndcnvor to
get an attendance u 700 or 500 at 81
a head for go between the men Sat
urday night. and Il Is expected this at
tempt To pull the AFFAIR m viii be sue
ccssful Al ali events. at should be.
for men like Smith ana Ryan are not
TO be seen together every day.
II do not blame the people Tor not
turning out" said Smith. They have
been ropcd In time and again. on fake
lights and naturally they are somewhat
shy. hut tho nght tonight would have
been worth the price OF admission. II
do say Il.
Il am stlll after 10 with Young
Mitchell and win give him every dol
lar In the house II he win nght want
to punish that fellow the worst kind.
He beat me out Of nearly 5000 when /
fought with Gallagher and win bring
suit against him for the money OH
wouldn't like to get whack at
him.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-08-21
THE MANDOLIN PIANO.

The Wiley u. Allen Co.. the largest
and oldest music house In the Pacific
Northwest. have recently opened sales
rooms at Grimm & Reeds and at Duane
and 10th street. where they have placed
on exhibition the new mandolin"
piano. which initiates a mandolin per-
fectly. These instruments will be sold
at extraordinarily low prices on the
installment plan. In either monthly or
quarterly payments.
Mr.. Josef Mueller. the representative
OF the above company. will be pleased
to show you above plano. and explain
It's merits. and Will also allow a liberal
price on your old plano or organ II
you desire II exchanged.
Don't miss this opportunity to secure
a fine instrument for little money.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-08-21

Campbell, Rose Michel, Olive :. Eng
land, J. T. Hayne.
State Of Fraternity-P. ]. Smiley, J.
y Brands, Chas. H. Fisher.
Invitations for an excursion to Fla
vel, Seaside and Gearhart, also to visit
the Astorian office today were accepted.
The meeting adjourned about 10
O'Clock to re-assemble on board the
steamer T. J. Potter at $50 this morn
ing for the trip to Flavel and Clatsop
beach, during which time the following
program will be carried out:
Historians report.
Report of committee on state Of the
Fraternity.
Report Of delegates TO National Edi-
torial Association, by Chas. Nickel.
Local Press" c. B. Irvine.
$50 a. INFORMAL Schools" \.
Noltner.
Observations Of the oregon Press"
j. B. Eddy.
Relations Of the Newspaper to the
Public Schools" D. VI. C. Gault.
Newspaper Fakes and Fates," L.
Samuel
Five minute talks by A. w Patter-
son. J. X. Brands, Albert Tozier, ]. r.
Rathom, John Cratic, r. L. Lee, W.
c. Cowgirl.
THE Journalist Of the 2Oth Century"
by Mrs. Olive F. England, Of the sa-
lem Statesman.
The following members Of the Oregon
Press Association are in the city:
c. C. Doughty, president, Observer
Dallas.
A. W. Patterson, first yice-president,
Gazette, Heppner.
A. n. Fisher and wife, Pacific Chris
tian Advocate, Portland.
Albert Tozier, secretary Oregon Press
Association, Portland.
Geo. H. Hines, historian. Educa-
tional Journal, Portland.
Chas: Nickel, treasurer, Times, Jack
sonville.
L. Samuel, ex-president, Portland.
A. Noltner, ex-president, Dispatch,
Portland.
James B. Eddy, ex-presldent, PendIe-
ton.
P.J. Smiley, Democrat, Albany.
y. ]. Judah and wife, Statesman, sa-
lem.
D. c. Asbury, News, Canyon City
Lee Peterson and wife, Commercial
Review, Portland.
oh. c. Gault and wife, Independent
Hilsboro.
Mrs. Geo. c. Blakeley Chronicle, The
Dalles.
Rose Michel, Times-Mountaineer
The Dalles.
Mrs. Olive S. England, Saturday
Night, Salem.
c. F. Hide and wife, Democrat Ba-
ker City.
y. D. Elliott, Graphic, Newberg.
Ell. woodward, Graphic, Portland.
Geo. L. Peaslee, Gazette, Portland.
K. H. Gabbert, Herald, Oregon City.
Z. L. E. White and wife, Chronicle,
Portland.