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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-02-14

with a capital OF only $40 Fraucle
owinga built a slxteon-story building
In Chicago I've years ago. lie couldn't
pay the mortgage however. and the
property passed out OF his hands a few
days since His $40 are gone, but just
think OF the fun he has had
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-02-14

The commercial travellers are bound
20 have free lrcs. They are simply
tired, they say, OF putting mp at hotels
with cold rooms, aud being Obliged TO
pay for heating them. The landlords
who advertise no extras for nre' viii
hereafter DO the business.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-02-14

Another chicken has been discoV'
cred In Indiana with gold nuggets In
It's gizzard
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-02-14

Now n somebody win writ, a play
for an actor all the professions viii be
represented on tho stage chicago
Tribune.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-02-14

Only the carly birds have thus far
seen the new comet and rs long bushy
tail.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-02-14
VETERANS CORNER.
GOOD SHORT STORIES FOR THE
OLD SOLDIERS.

4 Hed-Coated sergeant Tells 81 varying
Emotions which Are Common When In
HattIe-nritish ports on the iukon-
An Anecdots Of Zee.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-02-14

Sisrrus lNp ARTISTS GENEnAitf ere
,,.er. of browns Bronchial lro he5 Tor
pcar.encs1 aud Throat Troubles lhey
AFFORD IN tnnt relief
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-02-14

In Japan paper coats oiled and thus
made waterproof have been In use for
at least ten centuries.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-02-14

IN tue uFAl hHN thf NNlHA W
TIN We came 10 gloomy wood.
where our steps we're forced asunder
ny the twisted. tangled trees that
stood.
Meeting above like a frownlng hood
with a world Of darkness under
And whenever by chance we met
In the woodlands open spaces.
We were bruised and tnttered and
sollcd and wet,
with much TO pity, forgive, forget
In our SCARED and dusty faces.
Welil-it was long ago.
And the leaves In the woods are rail-
Ing.
A. we wander YEARLY to and fro.
with many a change In our hearts.
know;
hut stlll can hear you calling.
Arthur !. Lego.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-02-14

Three clever shop filters have been ar
rested ut Scranton, Pa, upon tue" own
confessions
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-02-14

N,ery mother .heuid AWAY. hs,e 81 hs. 80
ahttIs III amer tiin. o. ~ mic 20 ti ~ "
t,spt frr rain. Wuakues. cuts ara tl'n % ''"'A'
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-02-14

sheriff Common Of ~ Reno, on ran luz ls'
l,5 miles IN cne direction without he'''Hs
outside his Jurisdiction.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-02-14
THE TOUGHEST TOWN.
WAS NEWTON. KANSAS. IN THE
EARLY SEVENTIES.

4 Respectable Piaee Today nut In ia
Youth n Was a Record Bresker-A
Nevsr-EndinE Hattie between the Law
less and the law Abiding.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-02-14

Doing rood will he 'ound more irol'ahe
In tho end than dicg.n god.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-02-14

New Z. the time TO cure your "rns ...
9Th hin tetr itus ~ takust cmu tlNti.,... 49,
s.'tt,,ri no The fst Ask youf dri.gst iuf 70 lse'
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-02-14

Holmes is going soon. bu, he don't
know Just when.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-02-14
Patents. Trademarks.

fNamiuaiion and Advice o. IN rnieninhiiiy %
fnYr lion. htnd Tor Inventors Gud- ~ How 40 Get
alaisnt" TA-ai:. 'FAssE.i. w4;gMlssg. . ..
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-02-14
WHY OON'T you BUY C0DNp

IpnobtCtiH, ell your products aud vfls 20 NJ for
Information how 10 make big money On The pro-
ffeht ~ the purchase " corn margins lnfariuA-
tgn and tont on spefulstian TaEE G. D. YAA NiNkLA
CO., sai tasais ~, Chlssra
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-02-14
Omaha STOVE REPAIR Works

raas9s 1903 81 D sS si :, S.GS :s
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-08
A Hen That Raised n Kitten.

(COrrespondence Philadelphia Times-)
H C. Henderson, farmer living near
Opelika Ala, owns hen concerning
which he tells the following interesting
fact:
About a year and a half ago the hen
went to sitting stealing her nest In
corner OF the carriage-house. Not ~lshlns
TO encourage migratory propensty
among the poultry, Henderson told one
OF his children, bright little boy named
Tom. TO break the hen up and coax her
hack TO the fowl-house. Tom made re-
peated efforts to carry out his father 8
Instructions, but 1t is easier said tnan
done 10 break up a sitting hen. Day
after day the hen went back to her nest
In the carriage-house TIL Tom was IN
despair, and hit upon the following novel
plan TO Dust her from her chosen abode.
There CHANGED 20 be a litter of kittens
on the place that needed disposing OF,
and Tom thought to combine business
with pleasure by putting one OF the new
ing young things I'm the old hens nest:
This would seem 10 be n very effectual
way. not only OF breaking up the hens
housekeeping but Of getting rid OF the
kitten as well az she would no doubt
turn upon the disturber OF her peace and
destroy Il. This was Toms idea, at least,
but the plan did not work.
Instead. the old hen, In leu OF some
thing better. lowered over the kitten until
Il PASSED beyond the stage OF adolescence,
thereafter caring for II as dutifully as IL
IL had been the most loving OF chicks In
turn the kitten seemed we'll pleased with
its new quarters and it's strange foster
mother and would follow at her heels,
answering her clucks with n dutiful NEW,
picking up crumbs and stray bits Of mea;
that found their way into the chicken
gendered between the hen and the kitten
continues undated, though the latter Is
now full-grown cat. and Henderson
says II Is worth his weight In gold In keep
HI 20
the rodents are not prepared 10 find q cat
perched upon the pole among the fowl,
and when he pounces down from their
midst he bags his game every time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-08
THE FOUROUREAN=PR COMPANY.

man who was killed was the ringleader
of the robbers, and had he bulk or tne
booty on his person. His death resulted In
proving completely in the robbery upon
the other four men. The men who cap
tured the four have been allowed $50. Inc
farmer made application for $20, put II
is held that the reward being offered Tor
the arrest and conviction OF the ROD
bers. he cannot be paid the amount. Inc
dead robber was neither arrested nor con,
victed Of the offence. Mr.. Milliken sald
that il was rather hard, but, under the
law. he could do nothing else.
He recalled a case IN Oklahoma Wnere
there had been a robbery and three noto-
rlous desperadoes were pursued, ana AFTER
a fierce encounter one was killed, another
mortally wounded, and the other captured
The dead robber in this instance was the
leader and had nearly all the stolen pro-
perty on his person. The others were tried
and convicted. and the wounded man died
shortly afterwards The reward OF 500
was paid for the capture OF the two, but,
although Mr.. Milliken reported IN favor
of paving the reward for the dead roODer
IL was found not TO be in accordance with
the law. and was refused. Post-ofhce rob-
bers must be taken alive In order 10 Sc
cur. rewards
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-08

Assembly. which has come down to us
through the lapse Of ages, is that OF
banghtiness, and some other minor Of
fences: but. by wise control of himself
and the people soon the Council and rs
sembly Joined with him harmoniousy Tor
the public good. -
His romantic and courageous journey
across the Blue Ridge mountains, In lnB
has been the song and story, and the gal
liant horseshoe knights have peculiar
interest. The golden horseshoei which
he presented his faithful comrades have
disappeared NJ this day. One would, In
deed. be a priceless relic of those half
wild days.
ALMOST BORN IN UNIFORM.
snotswood was with Marlborough at
Blenheim indeed, he may be said to have
been born IN uniform, for his father
was then at a military post in Africa,
and his. son was bred to military ways.
He was dangerously wounded In the
breast by the first fire which the French
made on the confederates at Blenheim,
and one of his choicest possessions in
Virginia was a 4-pound ball, which then
struck his coat.
The old town Of Williamsburg is full
OF "reminiscences OF this bold Governor.
He planned and had built the old Powder
horn from which Lord Dunmore moved
the powder on the eve OF revolution,
and which now belongs to the Society for
the Preservation # Virginia Antiquities.
Spotswood did much for old William and
Mary, and also established a school for
Indian children.
Through the untiring efforts OF Mrs.
Cynthia Coleman and the Colonial Capt.
tai Branch Of the Association for the
Preservation OF Virginia Antiquities the
Powder-Horn has been converted into a
most interesting museum for Colonial
relics.
GOVERNOR SPOTSWOOD'S WIFE.
Governor Alexander Spotswoo1 mar
ried Ann Butler Bryan, who derived her
middle name from James Butler, Duke
Of Ormond her godfather She had five
ohildren--John, Robert, Catharine. and
Dorothea, whose descendants will gather
on Wednesday next, and feel new pride
in brave deeds told to them of their an
cestOrs.
A portrait OF Governor Spotswood.
owned by his descendant. Leiper Moore
Robinson, hangs over the mantelpiece
In the front room OF the Virginia His
torical Society. From this the glass win
! dow at Williamsburg is modelled. 1t
shows Bleuheim in the distance. and is
an imposing figure, In long waistcoat,
scarlet coat, and powdered wig. On
his right hangs his daughter. Dorothea,
and on his left hangs a handsome woman.
that We would like to think was
! Catharine; but Mr.. Robinson. who owns
all OF the pictures. cannot verify II.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-08
Rewards for Live Robbers Only.
(WashingtOn Star.

Some very curious cases have been de-
cided by the Law Department Of the POST
Office Department relating TO rewards for
the capture OF robbers OF post-offices. Mr.
Nilllken has just rendered decision
against claimant at California. Mo-.
where n post-office safe was robbed. In
such cases the department pays 500 each
In the robbery There were five persons
concerned in the affair. but the authorl-
ties had no clue to the men. IL happened,
however, that the guilty persons were In
a saloon some time afterwards. and one
and a lively row ensued, In which the
farmer shot and killed the man. The other
men ran out. but were captured by other
persons. not because they were post~ofiice
robbers. but because they were engaged
In the row.
1t turned out on examination that the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-08

200 Handsome Mugs, Handsomely
engraved. Yours while they last at
zoe.
william Rogers's 12-pennyweight Dinner
Knives or Forks, each 2oc.
william Rogers's Teaspoons; Monday
each l0c.
William Rogers's Tablespoons; Monday,
each l5c.
CUTLERY DEPARTMENT.
Cocoa-BandIe KNIVES and Forks,
each Sc.
CeIluIoid-Handlo Tabie-Knives or
Forks, each &c.
Rubber-HandIe Tabie-Kniyes or
Forks, each 24c.
Riyeted CocoabolR-HandIo Table
Knives or Forks, finely boistered,
each lie.
2-piece Carving-Sets, cocoa han
die, 0-inch blade, Wholesale price,
81 set. Our Monday Sale Price, soc.
zoo sets-no more.
sTERLING-sILVER TABLEWARE.
WE PRESENT FOR YOUR INSPEC-
TION THE MOST REMARKABLE LINE
OF sTERLING-sILVER TABLEWARE
EVER SHOWN. AN EXCELLENT
QUALITY AT SMALL PRICES.
Gold-Plated on sterling-silver Almond
Scoops, SugarSpoons, Cream Ladies,
Beef Forks, etc, az the very low price Oh
SSc.
80 dozen Henrth-Drooms, made OF
selected western corn, 3-sewed, best
broom of its kind made, worth zoe.
Monday, DC.
Heavy Wire Meat-Broilers, DC.
Counter-Dusters, &c.
Roll Toilet-Paper, rolls Tor Zc.-quah'
tity limited.
RoIing-Pins, good quality, &c
1i-quart Seamless Tin Dish-Pans. l2c.
Square, Deep Bread-Pans, &c.
HARDWOOD Washboards, 4c
Copper Rim and Copper Bottom Wash
Boilers. worth sl-39c.
25 dozen oval Clothes-Baskets, extra
quality and price; for Monday, 2sc.
solid-BacK scruobing- Brushes, selected
| stock. &c.
We have 80 Toilet-Sets of 10
pieces, oil .high-grnde porcelain
glaze decorations, assorted coiors'
prices ranging to $500. -FOUR
choice while they last, S3.05.
100 Nlcely-Decorated Porcelain Dinner
Sets. No such sets ever offered in Rich
mond for less than so; tomorrow COM
plete. 100 pieces, $3.50.
| Finest-Quality Car.sbad-China Dinner
| Sets. rich decorations. the best value evei
offered, regular price s29; our price Tor TO-
/ morrow, SIS.
Is French-China Dinner-Sets, exquisitely
shaped. magnihcenuy decorated, a re6u
lar $50 set; Tor tomorrow. so.
100 Brass Tables, rich gold finish
n bargain at $3.50. Our Monday
price, S2.05.
A great Offering in Onyx Tables, finely
gold-pIated, every piece Of onyx clear Sc
lected quality, worth So for $5.SS
Specialized value in Tables for $3.50
A Handsome, Elegant scro.led $ Brass
! Banquet-Lamp, latest design, rococo-bur
nlshed head, warranted gold-plate, en-
tireIy new, for $1.95.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-08

Handsome $50 Gold-Plated Banquet
Lamp, entirely new design; during TINS
sale. N.9S.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SELL
ING.
Imitation Rich Cut Berry-Bowls. a 2oc'
article. Sc
Vases, Ornaments, Cabinet Pieces,
and Bric-a-Brac, including beauti-
full specimens from Dresden-Limo-
ges, TipIitz. Royal Carlsbad, VIC
torin, Royal Bonn, SAKE, Dresden,
AdderIy, etc.-at 33 1-3 per cent
saving from regular prices
CUT-GLAsS.
THESE OFFERINGS ARB ALL
AMERICAN CUT-GI.ASS OF FINE
QUALITY, HIGHLY POLISHED. DEEP
CUTTING-NOT THE OFF COLORED'
INFERIOR STUFF CALLED CUT
GLASS ELSEWHERE.
Finest Quality American Cut-Glass Bon
bon Dishes, with handle, extra rich Sc
VILE" cutting, very heavy, very deep cut,
fun 6-inch size The real value OF these
IS "a. and they are warranted American
cut-glass Of highest quality; this lot at
S2.45
Is only. Relish Dishes, extra large .
value, for s2.75.
EXTRA CHOICE-Extra-Fin Quality
American Cut-G,ass Fruit or SALAD BOWS
very highest finest polish, rich cutting
worth a trife less than double; 1-inen
size. $6.75.
50 dozen Tumblers. the Majestic" cut
ting. worth 75c; while they last, &c.
100 . O'Clock Tea-Kettles and
stands, highest quality, brass finish,
best alcohol lamp with e1tin-
gutsher, n regular So article. Mon
days Sale Price, 05c.
% HANDSOME FIVE O'CLOCK TEA
TABLES IN CHARTERED OAK OR MA
HOGANY- FINISH, FRENCH SWELL
LEGS. BOTTOM SHELF. BRASS TRIM
MED. PIANO-POLIsHED. a $50 AR
TIcLE; MONDAYS SALE PRICE 1888
SPECIAL.
ZOO Screens. beautifully trimmed,
81 inches high, entirely new de-
sign, in antique oak or beautiful
mahogany, truly n room beautiher,
regular value, s1.25. Monday spe-
/
ciaI, die.
90 DOZEN FRENCH. GERMAN, VI
| EMMA, TOXIC. AND CARLSBAD
| CHINA COFFEE, TEA. AND AFTER
| DINNER CUPS AND SAUCERS, NEW
| SHAPES AND NEW DECORATIONS
SOME WORTH UP TO 81; CHOICE OF
! ALL AT 25c 4,
| Tin-Cups. extra strong, well made, &c
Nutmeg-G Crater. extra-strong box crater
| 1c.
Mincing-Knives. solid-steel blade. hard
/ wood handle. &c.
Can-Openers, do the work OF any 25c
! one, &c.
Elegant Hand-Engraved wafer
Glasses, regular value, 1Oc' each,
! = LIE.
ELEGANT HAND-ENGRAVED WINE
GLASSES, REGULAR VALUE loc.
EACH, 21-2c.
Willow Waste-Paper Baskets, worth VI
TO 50c.; choice, l9c.
Side Coffee Mills, splendid 4Oc article
15c
PIP Extra Heavy REFINED Wash-BaSlns
worth from to 15c.. at only &c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-08
Furniture to Order.

The demand upon our factory Is con-
stantly increasing. The quality OF the
goods we manufacture. and the prices at
which we sell them will make this de-
partment one Of the most popular I'm our
store: Box Couches. Lounges, and
Easy Chairs. I'm Leather, Tapestry.
Brocatelle and other fabrics; Spring
Beds, Mattresses, Pillows, etc. in all
grades. If you want the biggest value
for your money, get our prices for made
to-order
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-08
DIARY OF A SOUTHERN REFUGEE
DURING THE WAR.

BY Mrs. Judith W. Mcclure. Third edl'
ton, with corrections and additions. "a
per. i5c.; cloth, $50 -
This work has been before the public
for more than twenty years. But Pepsf p
Diary has been before the public Tor q
much longer time without losing lis l.-
terest. Mrs. McGuire's Diary IS intere.'.
ing to-day and will continue so To-
years" For sale by THE j. W RAM
DOLPH COMPANY, Richmond, Va,
no S-d&M2t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-08

No. Cylinder Dram Stove, made OF best
material. will heat a room u feet square,
worth 81. for $l.ss.
No. will do the work OF any ~ stove on
the market. Our price 2.i6.
GAS-HEATING RADIATORS-W eau
hardly describe them. COME AND SEE
THEM WORK. SEEING IS BELlbF-
ING.
The Best Radiator in the market
simple, Clean, and effective-wih 10 ds
much work as any - Radiator III tie
market Tomorrow, A.sS
No. 3. Large and Powerful OH hea'e''
always SOD at $40. To-MorroW' Sf'so'
our No. 81 is positively tho handsomest
and most economical Radiator ever offer
~ to the public. You can't resist 'he
price-only S95
BARGAINS IN sTEEL-ENAMELLED
WARE.
Think OF an Enamelled Covered Bucket
worth 35c.-for tomorrow, l5c.
4-quart Mottled-Enamelled Miik-Pahs'
worth 3Oc; for Monday lOc
2-quart Mottled-Enamelled Puduihs-
Pans; our price Monday, l5c
1O-quart Mottled-Enameled sh-Fahs'
our price for tomorrow, &c
3iA-quart Mottled-Enamelled Long
Hanileu SduCtpdhS' o"' f''
row, 2oc.
Iarge-Sized Mottl ACCOMPLISHMENTS
Wash-Basins that under ordinary condi-
tions would sell for not less than Soc'' To-
morrow, lOc.
About IS other Items In Steel
rpomclled Ware at Half Bargain
Prices.
800 rolls Dennison Crepe Paper; to-mor-
row only, l5c. for full rolls
PICTURES.
Even a cheap Etching is better than
bare walls, but you can get Handsome
Pictures here elegantly framed for Ut
tie money.
800 Assorted Pictures. elegant subjects,
in white and gold frame, cheap at ~
Monday Price, 2jc.
30 Colored photographers. white enam
elled frames. cheap at S5c.-Sc.
Beautiful Autotypes In lSXz S-ihch
vhite-enamelled reeded frames They are
bargains at 81 Just to show you we mean
what we say-"we sell cheap'-lsc.
Beautiful Pastelles inlaid pearls, 6-inch
white and gold frames, cheap az -; MOI
day, $3.50.
100 Etchings fitted in wide oak frames
fliGree Slylt, Nuedp a. ~ N'N'-'
Sl9S.
sILyERWARE.
Having furnished your homes with cie-
gance and taste. YOU WILL VAN
SOME sILVERWARE TO GRACE your
sIDEBOARD AND MAHOGANY. WE y VI. l..
GOT THEM AT PRICES TO KEEP "
DIR REPUTATION TOR HlGh
GRADES AT LOW PRICES.
Handsome satin-Engraved Gold-llneo ..
! niece Tea-Sets, made by one OF the peel
factories in the country. 80 sets at $2sS
TEA-sETs-Finest grade Of plated"ar'
on the best white metal pieces peau'
TRULY hand-engraved. with fancy rococe
borders. gold lining. worth double; Mon
day at $3.50. eo
5-Rottled Finely Engraved Casters $le'
FineIy-Engraved Cake-Baskets' a resu'
lar 81 article; Monday. Sl9S. -,
Satin-Engraved Syrup-Pitchers, VIII
plate. worth $3.50, for $1.S5
Finely-Engraved Pickie-Castors' VIII
| tongs. soc.
WATER PITCHERS-Fine grade o
nlatedware on the best white metal beau
tifury hand-engrayed, worth double no
a stones throw from here; Monday $@sS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-08
Table Linens.

Our stock Of Table Linens is now COM
plete, and IT offers unusual selections in
Table Damask and Napkins-separately
or TO match:
2i-2-yard Table-Cloths ........s225 10 SIS
Table-Cloths, with Napkins to match
One lot $3.50. ST. and $3.50 a dozen, 81
Napkins. choice Tomorrow. .............s3
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-08
Millinery.

The approach OF cold weather suggests
a change of outer apparel. A sense of
completeness and satisfaction usually fol
lows the finishing touch-that OF HAT
or BONNET. You will find them here IN
bountiful supply, READY TO WEAR
in the various shapes and colorings SUIT
ed 20 each individual taste, from & for
a tasteful and carefully-trimmed Hat UP
10 the more pretentious models of arts
tic skill produced by our own superior
artists. and at prices most reasonable
SPECIAL-CHILDRE TAMS, 80, 49,
and Inc. worth 30. 75C., and 81.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-08
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

IMPORTANT TO sPEcULAToRs-DO
YOU know the financial standing Of the
broker who is handling your money!
Don't invest until you get report from
us. 1t will cost you nothing to write us
and be on the safe side. INVESTORS
PROTECTIVE BUREAU. p. o. Box Sis.
New York city. no Sit
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-08
MEETINGS.

MEMBERS OF FRATERNAL a.
LODGE, No. So. \. L. and \. NJ. Xxx
Attend a stated communication or
your lodge. ar Masonic Temple
MONDAY EVENING az O'Clock. Mem.
bers Of sister lodges and transient
brethren are fraternaly invited.
by order Of the WOrshpful Master.
Il. BOTTIGHEIMtR.
~ 12-Sub2dAIts Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-08
The Fourqurean-
Price Company.
PROSPERITY.

A new era of prosperity is now COM
ing Already the mills and factories
throughout this country are feeling It's I'M
pulse. The demand for goods is increasing
daily. Labor is being employed and gen
eral advance in prices may be looked for
Prepare Yourself now while you can buy
at present prices.
Values are now lower than they can
remain at. Tomorrow will see here some
great values
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-08
osTRIcH-FEATHERs AND BOAs

Cleaned Curled. or Colored any shade
OLD HATS REPRODUCED In the Latest
styles.
2l5 east Broad street (up-stairs).
no e-Sutf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-08
ANNUAL MEETING.

The annual meeting Of the SIoCA-
ERICKSBURG AND POTOMAC Rail-
ROAD COMPANY will be held ~ ih'
Office 81 the company IN Richmond. %
WEDNESDAY, the 18th OF NOvem11'
no no Std J. b. WINSTON. Secretary
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-08
ATTENTION. HOwITZER AssOCIA'
TON!

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF TIE
Howitzer Association FOR the election az
onicers will take place MONDAY, No
vember 9Th. at $50 o'clock T. ~, az ne
rooms OF the Chamber or COmmei-t-
Every member must be present
BY order Of s. u. Hughes, President
CHARLES G.. BOshEk
no SIT Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-08

the great Bicycle Fire Fluid. prevents
all punctures, and keeps the tire in ex-
celleut condition. Those who use II say
IL is the greatest invention Of this age.
Tomorrow we offer it at special prices
the Joc cans for .....-.. .----- 9qc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-08

WANTED, CAPABLE YOUNG MAN
with $1,000 to carry stock OF goods ana
manage branch for Chicago house: salary,
SIS per month and all expenses. Also,
extra percentage. Permanent position.
with good future prospects. Address
JAMES BARTON. LIS Franklin street
Chicago. -- no o-it
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-08
Special Sale
Coque Plumes
and Fancy Feathers.

Il dozen assorted styles Plumes and
Feathers; regular price, 80 and 75c; choice
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-08
DR.. Jaeger's
Underwear,
Soc.
for
ST. worth,

We are still selling Dir. Jaeger's IN
derwear at 10 off the regular prices;
Ladies' Dr. Jaeger's Vests and Pants
Combination Suits, and Night-Dresses;
Childrens Vests and Pants, Combination
Suits, Night-Dresses, and Bands.
Mems Undershirts and Drawers, Night
Shirts, and nee-Warmers-1-5 off means
s. worth for 81.