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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-28
WANTED.

BIG MONEY IN LATEST CAMPAIGN
and Comic Buttons 800 kinds Bottom
prices Box samples for dime CAM
PAIGN SUPPLY COMPANY "a Arch
street Boston, Mass. au lists
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WANTED.

Statesmen FOR OUR BRYAN AND
Mckinley Cigars; $50 weekly and eX-
penses. Experience unnecessary
FOLK, RICHIE & CO.
au g. Su, Tu&F3t st. Louis, Mo.
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BY Chewing & Rose.
Real Estate Auctioneers.
No. north Tenth street.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
X OF
NO. e06 NORTH THIRTY-FIRsr
STREET.

BY virtue Of certain deed Of trust.
dated 9th November 1891. OF record in ~
Clerks Office Richmond Chancery Court.
Deed Book IA G, page J06, default havinr
been made In the payment Of the da.i
therein secured. and being required So No
do By the beneficiary We Will sell tv
auction. upon the premises. on
WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 2. SO.
at o'clock =. NJ. the DWELLING mum.
bered as above. commencing az point
on the said west side OF Th'rfV-fr1t
street 90 feet from the northwest corner
Of Thirfy-frst and o streets. and fronfIn,
on said Thirty-hrst street Il feet anl
running back between parallel lines /
feet.
TERMS One third IN cash: the resl4u,
at six and twelve months secured hi
deed Of trust upon the property. vita
per cent added.
4. J. CHEWING.
r. SITTERDING.
au y Trustees.
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Charged with Violating Revenue
Laws.

MANASSAS, VA, August H.-(Special)
Joseph Patton. OF Waterfall, Prince WI
liam county. was arrested to-day byFa
United States detective upon the charge
OF :. violation OF the revenue laws. He
was taken 10 Alexandria on the $50 train
tonight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-28

TO PURCHASE A TRACT OF LAND
from 5000 to 5000 acres). near railroad.
suitable for farming purposes. Address.
with terms, No Is Bank street. Norfolk,
Va au 26-lW
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TWO STORES KNIT UNDERWEAR
ODDS.

Chlldren's High-Neck Merino and RIB
bed Vests and Pants, odd sizes Tor
ladies' High-Neck White Merino Vests
and Pants, soiled, 25e from , Ssc' %
ones. for 10c.
Ladies' Y 1-2c Summer Vests for &c.
a niece OF 4 10 yards
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-28
BUSINESS WANTS.
WANTED.
WANTED,

SECOND HAND FIFTEEN HORSE
Power Engine, in good repair. Address
Iock-Box No. q, oxford, y. c. au E-3l
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WANTED,

of -four years experience, a graduate in
English and Mathematics, and who
teaches French and Music. References
given Address Miss NJ j., care Of POST
master, Trevillans. Va. au 2-it'
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HOSIERY, HANDKERCHIEF, AND
YELLING ACCUMULATION OF ODDS
AND ENDS MUST GO TODAY.

Bows oxford Ribbed Hose. full seam
less. were lie, for 4c pair,
II pairs Ladies' Fine Fancy Isle Hose,
were 3ec., for l9c. pair.
Ladies' lsc Imported Tan Hose for lOc.
q pairs Ladies' II lie Fast-Black
Seamless Hose for &C. pair.
sS pairs Misses and Boys Fast-Black
Fine Ribbed Seamless Hose were
70 l-2c for sc. a pair.
81 Ladies' and Children's Colored-B or-
dered and White Hemstitched Hand
kerchiefs, were and &C., Tor lc, each:
Handkerchiefs. were p and &c, for
1e yards lS-inch Black Chenille-Dot Tux
edo Yelling. was 25c.. for Sc. yard.
UMBRELLAS.
IA snk-serge Umbrellas, were H.75. for
+ Stlk-Tsffeta Gloria. Close-RoIling UNI
brellas, slight defects, 81. instead OF
II Ai-silk- Taneta Close Rolling UNI
brelas. $40. instead OF $3.50.
s German Gloria Umbrellas natural
handles were 81. for SOC. each.
Hundreds OF yards OF DRESS TRIM
MINGS at l. 3. and sc. a yard, were
up to zoe. a yard.
ART GOODS.
4 TINTED Table-Covers, fringed. 36xS5,
embroidered corners, l9c. value; Rem
nant P-ice. S5c.
% Tinted and Plain Duck Centrepieces,
LIE. value, &c.
Q dozen stamped Doylies. all new de.
signs soc dozen value; Remnant
price. zoe n dozen.
,s Tinted Tray Covers. loc. value. Sc.
Remnants Linen Fringe. &c. yard
odd sizes In Linen Collars, 10 and IL lie.
value Remnant Price. sc.
CORsETs.
20 Corsets, soc. value; Remnant Price.
10 corscts, SOC. value; Remnant Price,
&c.
-
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WANTED,

POSITION AS TRAVELLING SALES
man for drug or druggist sundry-house,
or anything connected with the drug
trade. Twenty years experience i'm the
retail and wholesale business. Best of
references. Address HUSTLER, Dispatch
Office. au 26-ft'
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WANTED.

POSITION AT ONCE BY THOROUGHLY
competent registered druggist Of over
eleven years experience. First-class
references. DRUGS, Post-Ohice Box 1888,
Danyflle. Va. au 27-Th&Su2t'
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EMPLOYMENT WANTS.
WANTED,

BY A YOUNG LADY or LIMITED EN-
perience. a Position In private family
as teacher of the English branches and
Mathematics. Address Rev. J. r. Moor
MICK, LongwOod. Va. au Zs-2w
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90 Corsets. 69c. and 81 value; Remnant
Price. f9c.
IL Corsets 81 and Sis value; Remnant
Price c9c
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LINING REMNANTS.

10 Remnants Of Skirt Lining, 2 SIC.
yard.
36-inch Rustling Percaline. IS 2-3c quail
", for l-2c. a yard.
Gray Saline Jeans, l0c. quality, for &c.
a yard
Black Back Figured Silesia. Garry
Rrothers' nrice &c. our price. Y l-2c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-28
WANTED,

TO SELL A HORSE AND BUGGY OR
Trap. all in hrst-class order. Apply al
Ii. NJ Phillips Stables. No. s north
Cherry street au 2}-6t'
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WANTED.

PUPILS IN SHORTHAND AND TYPE
writing Apply for terms and particulars.
5. r. POYTHRESS CPrincipaD, Richmond
School OF StenOsraphy, Sl9 east Main
street. ever Meade & Bakers Pharmacy.
au 26-2m
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nrxan I'm Washington. sept. 18th.

WASHINGTON. August IA telegram
received to-day by the chairman OF the
Committee Of Arrangements Of the Dis
trict of Columbia indicates that Mr..
BRYAN will be in Washington between the
18th and Goth Of September. probably the
18th.
Old Papers for sale at this office.
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~A THE ptTRIIc.

TO THE PUBLIC:
accounts, or do any other work OF a gene
raj accountant Orders solicited. Salts
faction guaranteed Office hours; IL TO
o'clock. n. G. BouDAh,
No Is south Fourteenth street.
au a-W,F, Tu, Th&Sa5ts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-28

THE COHEN CO., Richmond,
GARRY BROTHERS, New York.

The accommodations of lengths shop-worn goods and all
that are regular line OF the pick of rstcass suf
will be on sale to-day.
On this occasion the bargain prices may be haved quarter
d It's one of these DAYS that the evolution of proper and
GOOD stokeepng furnishes its merited and enthusiastic
clentage. u - - ,,.r,,,
THEY MAY BE THE MOST SUPERIOR MERCHANDISE,
bpt anv cause will them tumble into THIS SALE OF
SHORT WORK.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE ra,s

WHEN REAL ESTATE IS SOLD tina
TAXES FOR THE CURRENT CALEN'
OAR YEAR ARE TO BE PAID Pho
RATA BY THE VENDOR AND the
VENDEE
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% Corsets. 69c. and 81 value; Remnant
Price. i9c.
IL Corsets. 81 and Sis value; Remnant
Price, eec.
RIBBON REMNANTS.
finch All-silk Satin Gros-Grain Rib
bons, 29c. kinds. in remnants, IL lie.
a yard.
All-silk Taneta Ribbons, with Dresden
and Persian effects, &c. quality. lOc.
a yard.
Is Remnants OF Narrow All-Silk Satin
Edge Ribbons. that were ., 10, and
PC, /, ?. and Sc. a yard.
4-inch Heavy Black Faille Ribbon, with
satin stripe. &c. grade, In remnants.
to-day y l-2c. a yard.
Black and White Stripe Neck Ribbons,
from 1 to yards in length. &C., in
stead OF l9c
Black Ail-Silk Gauze Ribbons. that sold
for S3c. yard, in remnants, to-day
for &c. a yard.
3-inch All-Silk Black Satin Gros-Grain
Ribbons. 25c. grade. remnant price to-
day lie a yard
JEWELRY REMNANTS.
Gold Bracelets. that would be cheap
at N.2; Remnant Price. &c. each.
Fancy Hat-Pins usual 39c. kind;
Remnant Price lOc. each.
] lot Of Fancy Stick-Plns, that sell for
10 and BE; Remnant Price. &c. each.
10 Shirt-Waist Sets. in silver and gilt.
Remnant Price SC a set.
Fancy Shirt-Waist Sets, sterling silver
finish, lsc. kind; Remnant Price, DC.
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George w. Mayo. Auc,ionssr.
C,,LE0F UNCLAIMED EXPRESS

GALE OF UNOLhIHI.b E@-N
- PACKAGES 40. ,,,,t,
REMAINING IN THE OH ~ ~. - - ,Ccbmona.
Southern Express Company, ~ i.r.,HH1.rs,N
S ~ po be- SOLD AT PUBLIC AuCLlOon
a. the auction-house OF George w, Nh
Nos % and "a north Ninth street NM"
mond' va. at 1880 \. NJ.
FRIDAY. sEFrESihf.N "a - ,nsrees
,aiS or otherwise disposed OF. Call AZ lls
scnthern Express Companys oilce,, ~,
Ga east Main street, and see printed "''
~ nackages 10 be sod. -,
W I crosswen. superintendent. 81.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-28

BY Chewing & Rose.
Real Estate Auctioneers.
No. 8 north Tenth street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-28
AUCTION sALEs-This Day.

WHEN REAL ESTATE Is SOLD THE
TAXES FOR THE CURRENT CALEN-
OAR YEAR ARE TO BE PAID PRO
RATA BY THE VENDOR AND THE
EENDEE.
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E,,BROIDERIEs

for 1oc.-the actual cost of one yard.
Wide Dotted Swiss Embroideries' were
~ l-2c. a yard for sc;
4-inch Cambria Embroideries for lc.
yard. ,-,.
Remnants Wide Butter Valenciennes
Lace. &c. a yard. instead or lVc.
Ec Peal Torchon Lace for &c. yard.
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LOST, sTRAYED. AND FOUND.

LOST. AUGUST Is. 1895. IN MAN
chester or Richmond, a POCkET-B0OK.
Containing si7 in cash, one City Bank
certificate. No. 2l59, IN name or Mary r.
IIghtfoot on the Chesapeake and Ohio
railway, payable 10 s. A. Luck & Sons.
and several other important papers. $40
reward II returned 70
j. ID. MATHEWS.
1900 cambridge street,
au 2s-lts Manchester. Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-28
TRUSTEES SALE

TWO MODERN FRAME DWELLINGS
AND A VACANT LOT
Nos. 6l3 AND 6lj CHINA STREET.
BETWEEN PINE AND BELEIDERE
STREET.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-28
BY c. l.. & II. l.. Denoon,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
S2l .Jain street.
TRUSTEES' SALE
OF


DESIRABLE FRAMED DWELLING
No. 39S5 WILLIAMSBURG AVENUE.
BY virtue Of the provisions Of a certain
deed OF trust, dated November ?. 1881.
and of record In Richmond Chancery
Court Deadlock ia c. page 23S. de-
fault having been made in the payment
of the debt therein secured. and being
required so to do. we will sell by auc-
ton. on the premises. on
FRIDAY. AUGUST %. 1895
at 6 o'clock +. NJ. the DESIRABLE
PROPERTY above described
The dwelling Is of medium size, well
constructed. and i'm nice order.
The lot begins at a point on the south
side Of Williamsburg avenue l2O feet east
Of Orleans streets. and has a front OF 20
feet and runs back between parallel
lines 10 feet.
mis- Is good. rentable property. and
should attract the attention OF investors
generally.
TERMS: Cash as 70 expenses OF exc
cutting this trust and 10 pay a debt Of
81 200; balance upon terms 70 be an
nounced at sale.
CONWAY r. SANDS.
c. l.. .DENOON.
au23 Trustees.
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TWO STORES LINEN ACCUMULA
TIONs.

zoo German Linen Table Damask,
lengths ! 81 TO 81 yards, FOR SVc.
2qc Extra Wide Bleached Table Da-
mask. lengths ga TO IA yards Ior
lie yard. o.. lii.
Turkey-Red Table Damask, S5c. kind'
for 3-4c. yard. .o,,
los Honeycomb Bath Towels 10 De sO'd
at 1c each ,,, ~.
& 10 dozen Linen Damask Dinner Nap
kins. size 81. were SIS Dozen SIX
only of a kind, for Csc.
Remnants Checked Grass Linen Io"ei-
limo for &c "A ward.
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CARPETS AND HOUsEFURNIsHINGs.

II short pieces of Ingram Carpets. from
to % yards. sold at from 10 TO CSC.
a yard; choice Of any 5c.
A number Of short ends in Tapestry
Carpets from 10 q yards, sold up
TO 75c: choice OF any 35c.
Short ends OF Body-Brussels Carpets,
from 5 70 p yards, sold up TO N.Z5;
choice OF any soc.
Short pieces Of Administer and Moduette
Carpets. from 8 TO % yards. sold up
10 $40; choice OF any 6Oc. yard
3 Ingram Druggets. size 2x3 yards,
slightly soiled former price so;
Remnant Price, N.3s.
2 Sx6-feet Smyrna Rugs. slightly soiled
from display, former price $40; Rem-
nant Price. s..
Smyrna Door-Mats. real value 75c., to
close for i9c
p Linen Window Shades, spring rollers.
soiled from handling, regular price
&c To- Close for 1G PC.
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TOILET REMNANTS.

cakes Of Genuine Palm Soap. SC. kind,
for &c. each.
bottles of good quality Bay Rum. 19c.
value for SC. a bottle.
boxes Of Japanese Toothpicks. &c.
value for 1c. a box.
9 boxes Of Talcum Powder Qn tin box
with sitter top, 25c. value, Tor &c.
box.
7 Large Curling-Irons. 1c. each. instead
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The accumulation Of two stores
uLaCK DRESS FABRICS.


Only a few sample pieces 70 show the
work this store does. - -
yards Figured Brilliantine. sold LOT
81 . a yard; Remnant Price, SOC.
u Remnants Figured Armure', IN
lengths from TO $ yards. sold LOT
Sl.25 and $50 a yard, for 5Oc IN
g Remnants Heavy Storm serge, ~
inches wide, from Il TO t-yadtd
lengths. sold for Sl.19 a yard, Tor 9sc.
8 Remnants Figured India crepe. it9i y
8 to 9-yard lengths. that sold TOT Sl'"'
TO Sl.75 a yard, for loc. &c.,
Remnants 50-inch-wide Figured iran
tie Cloth. from IA to 9-yard lehsths'
sold for Sis a yard. for 5sc -.
Remnants Figured Mohair. from D 10
l2-yard lengths. that sold Tor Soe'
yard. for II 1-2c.
TWO STORES STOCK OF SILK Ac-
CIVILIZATIONS.
Several hundred lengths, Black ana COL
ored.
Also. a great sale OF Short Lengths OF
.CoLoRED DRESS GOODS.
The accumulations Of two stores OF
short lengths in
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TWO STORES ACCUMULATION OF
WHITE GOODS ODDS FOR H.
DAYS SELLING.

lsc. Imported White Dotted Swiss Tor
1Oc, White India Linon. Is yards
wide. lengths IL to IA yards &C.
121-2c. White Checked Nainsook for &c.
Fine. sheer Y he India Linon for &c.
yard.
16 2-Sc. White Plaid organizes Tor DC.
1e 2-3c' Fine India Linon, 40 inches
wide. for &c. yard.
T pieces Fancy Colored Tarlatan, l Il
Yards wide. &c. a yard. from DC
Sanitary Cotton Birdeye Diaper l--c'
Remnants Cotton Twilled Crash Towel
ling &c. kind. for &c. a yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-28
TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER /, 1896.
At 4 O-lI nlE y N

the PROPERTY described in said two
deeds. as follows:
First Deed-"All that lot OF land lying
and being in the city OF Richmond, with
all the Improvements thereon, on tle
south line OF China street. beginning =.
feet from Pine street. and running thence.
and fronting on China street ST. feef.
and thence back and between lines q
feet being same property conveyed 20
Thomas y. Kendler by deed from George
J. Hooper. Jr., special commissioaef.
Richmond Chancery Court. IN suit 0f
Bastines and others ". Hooper trustee,
and ais. dated June (. ISIS"
Second Deed-"Al that lot or land,
with Improvements thereon lying and be-
ing in the city Of Richmond. Va, on ne
south line Of China street and beginning
127ia feet from Pine street, thence caste
wardly. and fronting on China street "
feet and back and between parallel lines
50 feet. being the same real estate cone
veyed 70 j. ". Render, Jr.. by deei
from Ellen y. Ricketts,, dated septembef
:. 1898"
TERMS: As to the property conveyed In
deed from J. W. Kendler, Jr. and Wi.e'
cash as 10 expenses Of sale Of said pro-
perty. and $3.50: balance due on SAID
bond and note described In said deed, and
all unpaid taxes and residue IN SIX
months. with interest secured by trust
deed
As 10 the unreleased property conveyed
I'm deed from Thomas y. RENDER and
wife. cash as 70 expenses OF sale OF st.i
unreleased property. and $50 balance due
on said bond described In said deed, and
an unpaid taxes. and the residue /. SIX
months, with interest, secured by trust
deed
While the above are the terms on sad
two deeds, yet, by consent OF al parties
interested. other and very liberal terms
may be announced az sale.
JULIUS STRAUsE.
W J. WESTWOOD,
J. THOMPSON BROWN,
Trustees.
J. Thompson Brown & CO.. Asctioneer@
au u
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NOTION AND BELT REMNANTS.

1 pairs Of Y l-2c quality Dress Shields.
6 a pair.
3 Grass-Linen Belts, with silver
buckles. sec. value, for &c. each.
Kid Belts, with silver buckles &c.
value. for 10c. each
Black Leather Belts, 39c. value, for
19c. each
5 Darning Eggs. &C. value. for Sc. each.
Colored Pin-Books. 1-2c. each, in
stead Of Sc.
10 papers of English Pins, 12c. value,
for % each
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-28
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
Il OF
A UCTION NEW AUCTION HOUSE

WATCH OUT FOR THE WEsT-END
AUCTION HOUSE. 2is and 20 west Broad
street Opening sale on SATURDAY.
AUGUST %. 1895. commencing st fl.I A.
NJ. and viii continue every TUESDAY.
THURSDAY. and SATURDAY. with 4
large stock Of Furniture and House Fur-
nshings. COnslgnments solicited
Respectfully. G. II. OLIVER
AucIlletr.
d. VI. Motley, Salesman. an H.-Ir
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-28
a coIored hoy Run over.

coloreG boy named Henry Poindexter
xcas knocked down, run over, and badly
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hooks AND STATIONERY.

Tinted Paper, 25c. pound. to-day &c. a
guiTe.
Irish-L.inen Paper ruled and plain, loc.
value. for lc. a quire.
Envelopes, lc. a package.
Handy Classics. 19c value. to-day &c.
Paper Bound Books. p and l9c. value,
to-day 3 for &c
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-28

By virtue Of two deeds Of trust-ons
from Thomas y. Render and wife dated
June 4. ISIS and the other from j. IS.
Render. Jr.. and wife. dated September
8. ls93-tO the undersigned trustees. botl.
deeds recorded IN the Clerks office *
the Chancery Court Of the city of Rieh-
mond. the former in Deadlock l35 B,
page 10, and the latter IN Deadlock l3
c. page i6S 10 secure the payment ot
certain bonds and notes therein described
and default having been made, and being
required by the beneficiary so 20 do. we
viii sell, at public auction, on the prem.-
SEES on
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COTTON FABRICS.

Garry Brothers 25c. Linen-tAhish Du9N
Suiting 3-4c. a yard.
s i-sc. Oiled Red Prints for S-4c.
SWISS BATIsTE, ONE-HALF CENT
&c Akron Check Bingham. 1-2c. a
12'i-2 1e 2-s. and PC. Dimities, Jaconets.
Dotted Swiss. &c, from carry
Brothers for &c. yard. mn
carrv Brothers Sheeting and Pillow
Coitons for l0c. E.
&c. Yard-Wide Bleached Cotton LOT
3-4c a yard
Nerrimack Shifting Prints. l-2c.
Garry Brothers 10 PC. Champrey loi
sc.
Fine Unbleached Cotton. 1-Sc. 1880
NAVY Batiste White figured effects
Is &c. kind. SIC. a yard. etc, etc.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-01-24
From Pike County.

EDITOR JoURNAL:--It { seems like the
Great Daily Statesman does not relish
the idea Of q possible nomination OF
T. r. Geer for congress from this dis
trict Is not this the great western
journal that elected j. n. Dolph TO the
United States senate last spring, built
the beautiful post Office building at
Salem, cleaned out the Willamette
river from source to mouth, built a
three story creamery and several nun
dred miles Of railroad, and made
many other and valuable improve
ments to the Willamette valley? If
1t is, and sufficient public patronage
can be obtained to add another page
TO the already eight, IL may cause an
earthquake or dispatch an expedition
to search for the North Pole.
When lived in Pike county Mis-
souri,, they did not allow Democrats to
run Republican papers, but / left
there years ago, and journalism had
not fully developed. Let this mon
stroslty keep up its "sarcassum" and |
II may assist the farmers OF the Will
lamette valley In nominating Mr. |
Geer. "Sarcassum" may go Ia Pike
county, Missouri, but il won't In Web
foot. Mr.. Geer has friends who will
stand by him and who would be proud
to see him nominated for congress,
Notwithstanding this Pike county
journalism. Yours truly,
SALEM, Jan. % PIKE.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-01-24
THE BALD HEADS.


A Local Club Of Which But Little II
Known.
There used 10 be lots OF bald headed
men, and women too, in Eugene but
there isn't any more. says the Guard.
About three months ago these hair
less denizens put their heads together
IN private consultation for their own
mutual good, with the result that a
Bald head club was organized, with
place Of meeting at Jerry Horns bar
ber shop.
And now these men who have for so
long been defraudlng the honest and
hardwOrking barber out Of a few cents
for cutting their hair, visit his place
of business quite frequently to have
the smooth and glOosy surface OF their
upper sphere raked and scraped and
rubbed and scrubbed until the blood
oOZes out in the places where the hair
ougl; TO be. bat they don't mind
this. They would be willing to go
through the severist test ii they we're
only inspired with confidence In the
assurance that said test would bring
back the long lost but still longed for
hair. And the scheme Is succeeding
as several members Of the
club can testify TO.
As consequence all sorts Of bald |
heads wend their way toward this |
place Of blessed dcliyerance from the
distas!efui regions of baldheadedhoOd |
There are big bald heads, little bald |
heads and medium sized bald heads; |
round bald heads. square bald heads, |
and fiat bald heads; red bald heads,
white bald heads and glossy bald |
heads: bald heads with a little hair
On them and bald heads with no hair
ON them at all. Most of the bald
heads belong to the Sterner sex, but
the club has n special dispensatlon
which grants ladies with bald heads
the privilege Of becoming members
" the club with all the rights that
.he male members have in regard to
.ating the test. And they are taking
advantage OF the opportunity afforded,
90; for there are several ladies who
ave become members Of the bald
lead club aud are taking the pre-
cribed course Of treatment. {