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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-02-14
BULGARIA TALKS.
Independence Her Theme and Obligation
to Russia.

10 huSSld'
NEW YORK, Feb, IA dispatch
to the Herald from st. Petersburg
says: NJ. Natchezovitz, the Bull
garian minister for foreign affairs,
has given an important interview
to the correspondent of Novosti, at
Sofia, which answers Significantly
all the important questions which
the diplomats Of Europe are ask
ing just now as regards the future
OF Bulgaria:
"The Bulgarians," he says, shave
suffered much through their
arrangement from Russia, but
they never doubted Russia's good
will. They are now profoundly
touched by the cars magnamity.
"Stam bouloff misdirected Bulga-
ria's aim towards independence.
Our country will always be CRATE
full to Russia, IL she continues to
encourage that pursuit, our indie
pendence.
Bulgaria, free and independ-
emit will always be a friend towards
Russia. The independence of Bull
garia corresponds with the inten-
tions of Russia and the interests
of peace"
The emphasis with which the
minister expresses the necessity
on Bulgaria's independence Is
much commented upon.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-02-14
A FATAL PUSH.
Railroad Usher Showed Under Passing
Engine.


NEW BRUNSWICK, n. j., Feb. IA.
Edward r. Masterson, usher at
the Pennsylvania railroad station
at this city, who was deliberately
pushed in front of a railroad train
in this city last night, was so
injured that he died an hour later.
The mans body was horribly
mangled; both legs were cut off
and his skull fractured.
Thomas E. Dolan, of Philadel-
phia, who caused Masterson's
death, attempted to escape, but
was seized by several of the wit
nesses Of the cruel deed and taken
to Jail.
Masterson was standing at the
edge Of the platform about a foot
from the rails, warning passengers
Of the approach OF a fast freight.
Just as switch engine was hasten
ing past to get into the yard ahead
Of the freight. Donlan attempted
to cross the tracks. Hastily seiz-
ing him, Masterson tried to force
the man back. He became angry,
and jerking himself free, gave the
usher sudden push which sent
him headlong to the track in front
OF passenger train. Masterson
made frantic effort TO crawl back
to the platform, but before he
could escape, the wheels were upon
him. The engineer of the loco
motive, instantly reversed his
engine, but the train did not stop
until two cars beside the engine
had ground the man under the
wheels.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-02-14
Morgan Steamer Ashore.

NEW YORK, Feb. l4.-The Nor
gan line steamer, Eldorado, Cap
tain Byrne, which cleared from
this port yesterday for New Or
leans, is ashore off Liberty Island.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-02-14
Negro Executed.

WASHINGTON, Feb. l4.--John,
alias "Patsy" Harris, a negro MUIR
derer, was hanged in the District
Of Columbia jail here at 81 this
morning.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-02-14
Warmer TONIGHT,

WASHINGTON, Feb. Ia. = For
Western Texas: Fair and warmer
tonight and Saturday, with varia.
BILE winds.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-02-14
Stock Market.

CHICAGO, Feb. 4.-Cattle mar
ket strong; Texas steers, 1915 to
1885. Sheep market steady to
strong.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-02-14
New York Cotton.

NEW YORK, Feb. l4.-Spot cotton
easy; middling uplands SIC; gulf
sac.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-01

A new kind Of fabric has been deViseu-.
an ornamental India-rubber waterproof
material. of little more weight IMAM the
ordinary single-texture waterproof iaoric'
and applicable in almost all cases now
treated by spreading or coating water
proof woven fabric. This Improvement
consists In covering the surface with
coat or coats of shellac. Woven stun is
selected Of the sort desired and produced
In the pattern preferred. and the back
coated with one or more coatings Of In
dia-rubber substance, In an ordinary
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THE COHEN co. THE COHEN CO:

spreading machine. and in the oroin".'
way; a film or coat of sheliac diss0if"
In ammonlacal solution Is next a9piien
In any design required so as 70 leave :
portion OF the surface uncovered; neN1
the shellac-coated fabric. after yuicahi]s
tlon. Is ornamented by printing upon
In a suitable medium. and In such eo10n
as may be appropriate. the pattern o.
design. To protect the printed suriscs
the printed fabric is covered once OF t"'S
with transparent solution OF lnaia-LNo
Der before vuicanization. or aftef. u
then ready TO receive coat OF s'tos
root or other suitable substance. Tor p'S
ducing Q shot or other luminous snses
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PICTURE DEPARTMENT.

100 Pictures, 1Sx2 riches, engraving ara
pastel effects, with White and God
tinted frames sold elsewhere Tor Ne'
each: sale price 49c.
1000 Pastel Pictures, l2xlS inches DC
value: sale price nc. each.
80 Handsome Pictures. 2ix34. with white
and Gold and Enamelled frames, sou
elsewhere az 81; sale price s2l3.
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U,rrc We must have room O. disp
Ldiffpo Spring and summer Goods, the

H~Po spring anu SUN lItF ul'Is, Il'TF
SECTION. fore We intend selling sEer
Lamp-Tab.e that we have IN stock,
REGARDLESS OF cost.
$50 Real-Gold-Plated mot gilO CUPID
Banquet-Iamps, sold everywhere az
Sl9S each. sale price S9c.
% Rsal-Gold- Plated Banquet-lamps
with Royal Bonn China columns.
handkerchief, were Sl2; sale price
$50.
Real-Gold-Plated Banquet-Lamps, With
real Mexican onyx columns, hant-
some design, worth $40; sale price
S.4S. .
All Banquet-Iamps that were sos $50.
and S. at this sale S. % each.
Dresden Decorated Globes. that were
1898. during this sale. sliS
Real Dresden China Lamps, thar were
s. each sale price si.S.
Real Dresden China, Decorated Princes
Globes that were s.; sale price sse
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THE SHERIFF SALE OF
TORCEON LACES
CONTINUES.

OVER 200 YARDS TO BE SOLD TO-
DAY AT THESE PRICES.
3-inch- wide Hand-Mad Torchon Lace,
IL 1-2c. kind. for &c. yard
3-inch Medici Lace, l6 PC. kind, l0c. a
yard.
Sc. Handmade Torchon Lace, &c. a
yard.
&c. Handmade Torchon Edge, &c. a
yard.
Hand Made Renaissance Lace. 19c. a
yard, IN to &c
Every kind New Fancy Laces are ready
for yOu
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CANDY DEPARTMENT.

Delicious Cocoanut-Cream. &c. a bar.
Chocolate Cream, 81. a bar.
90 pounds OF Vanilla, Rose. Lemon. ard
C0c0anut Kisses. regular hc. candy,
sale price l5c. n pound.
AS pounds OF the Best Caramels. &c.
value sale price 12c a pound.
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Collars. co CIR

tollhft. square
THE NEW EFFECTS IN fronts. pointed
GLASS LINEN AND backs, Sl.50
LINEN LAWN. value. Tor DSc. I:
square backs and fronts, sl.25 value for s9c.
Linen Lawn Collars or Yokes, Swiss
trimming, square or sailor effects, for
Csc, Sl.lS, sl.69, $3.50.
SPECIAI-FROM 1870 TO 1880.
A Iady's Collar. drawn-work yoke, lace
trimmed, something entirely new, 75c.
value for ACC.
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The New Idea
Paper Patterns
on THIS MONTHS eAsHIofD
SHEETS JUST RECEIVED
DC EACH

Innings. RUsrLrN WH,rk
AT SURPRISINGLY lie. A YARD,
Low PRICES. Instead OF zoe.
40-inch Best-Quality Silk Crinoline, l5c.
a yard value, for &c. a yard.
Good-Quality Silesia, &c. a yard. instead
of l6 2-3c.
Book Muslin, &c. a yard.
Best-Quallty Linen Canvas, 10c. a yard;
zoe. value.
Double-Face Body-Lining, zoe. value, for
lie. a yard.
Genuine Black Hair-Cloth, the 59c. kind,
for SOC. yard.
1Oo-yard spool-SiIk, &C. a SPOOL
Best-Quallty Stockinet Shields, 19c, In
stead OF 29c.
Good Stockinet Shields. &c., Instead of
Ice.
Superior Whalebone- Casing, silk stitch,
loo block "a piece of yards)
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GLASSWARE.

Imitation Cut Trllby Flower-Vases. for
l0c each.
Imitation Cut Salad-Bowls. isc. value;
sale price 25c. a..
Imitation Cut Tumblers that were NC
a dozen; sale price g.. each.
Imitation Cut Custard-Cups thA "e'
$50 dozen; sale price CSC.
G-plece Table-Sets that were &c eaehl
sale price 25c. a set.
Imitation Cut-Glass Trays that Nes
25c. sale price lie.
Imitation Cut Plckle-Dishes that "r'
lie, sale price DC. each.
Patent Cut-Glass Lemon-Squeezers thA'
were Ice; sale price &c. each.
Real Cut-Neck Water-BottleS that "d'
69c each; sale price 2lc.
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Art Goods. We study the art

of Embroidery, Stamping, Lace
work and all prettieS for home com.
fort or luxury. Prices are not gov
erned by those of other merchants.
Test the goodness of the depart
ment. Here are few price-helpS
out of the ordinary run:
A full and complete line OF Centre
pieces, Tray-Covers. Lunch-ClOths,
and Doiies, stamped on art linen in
Venetian glass. Torchon, Empire, and
Jewel designs.
Bedding Brothers, Brainerd & Arm
strongs, and Heminway Embroidery
Silks. in all shades.
SPECIALIZATION 10 TO 1919
All-Colors Embroidery SILK, f0c. value,
for l5S. q dozen.
Art-Squares. Trays. and Centrepieces,
tinted designs. stamped with volets.
daisies, water-lilies, Venetian g.ass,
ETC., &c value, for 10c
Plate DOilies, Xxi. stamped on art linen,
l5c. value, for Sc. each.
Fancy Scrim, opsn-wOrk, in Blue and
Pink. for bureau-scarfs, etc, z5c.
sPECIAL-FRoM 10 TO II O'CLOCK
Art-Squares, loxlS, stamped with Mas
turtiums. daisies, violets, carnations,
25c. value, for 10c. each.
SAME HOUR
japanese Lambrequins, in Green, Blue.
Old-Rose, IL yards long, 81 value,
for 25c. each.
SPECIALIZATION IL TO l O'CLOCK
All-Colors Zephyr, Columbia, hand, full
ounce hanks, lc. an ounce
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Worsted Dress Goods. , WI " :

Iashion has decreed as the proper thing IN
aress-wcar is ready for yourinspection to-day.
Our prices are made to suit the wants
OF the most economical shoppers.
ATWOOD and Silk Fancy Figured Dou-
Fold Dress-Goods, In all shad-
ines. 81 1-2c., 75c. kind.
Double-F'old Imported Cheverons, In
pretty new shade effects. &C., instead
OF SEC
ed Dress-Novelties, in 1896 newest
get-ups. 50c. yard
Double-Fold Fancy-Design Mozam-
bique. one OF the leading fabrics this
season, 6ec. a yard.
b0-inch Light English Suitings, soft, all
wool material 81 1-2c. yard.
Fancy-C o!ored Etienne Cloth. in checks
and stripes. pretty spring colors,
II 1-2c. value, lac. a yard.
Handsome French Novelty Dress-Pat-
terms are here in all the most precise
cOlorings, $12 TO SIS Suit
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LADIES SKIRTS AND SUITS

All the new Spring Novelties are here;
prices are made so any one can take
advantage OF buying their Garments
ready-made.
LADIES' Black-Figured Mohair Skirts.
full-nare. S2.SS.
Ladies' Plain Black Mohalr Skirts, 3
yards wide. lined through with rust
ling percaline, yelveteen finish, for S.
ladies' Figured Bourette Skirts, lined
through with MORE percaline, $780,
4 Ladies NayyBlue and Black Serge
Skirts, &.eS.
Ladies' BlackSerge Suits, box-coat, full
= ripple back. SO
ladies Mixed Covert-Cloth Suits, Eng
lish Box Coats, for S.
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Cba;re Another large consignmen, o.
Sitoii os Chairr has besn sent US 70 iispOss

OF this week. SO large was this ship
ment that we had 10 store them out
side OF the building and We can only
show samples. Below We mention a
few OF the wonderful bargains:
! lot OF Hghly-Polished oak or Curly
Birch Parlor Rockers. with silk plush
or brocatelle seats. regular s. value.
sale price s2.9S.
A lot OF Parl0r Rattan Rockers. which
you would gladly purchase at $40.
sale price. t2.9S
/ lot OF Large Rattan Rockers. worth
every cent OF $50. sale price NN
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A Special Jewelry and c . |,
SilVerWare Sale. comb .

A Special Jewelry and c . ! d
Silverware Sale. co .
SC. each.
Bando Side Combs, 3sc. value, for 25c.
Narrow Gold Belts, soc. value, for l5c.
each.
Rubber EYEGLASSES, &c. each.
Fancy Shell Combs. &c. each.
New-Style Boys Contributions, 6oc.
value, for 25c.
Sterllng-Silver Easter-Spoons, 81 value,
for soc.
sterling-silver Book-Marks. Soc. value.
White Metal Photo. Frames. &c. value,
for &C.
2-piece Crumb-sets, $3.50 value, for $780,
$50 Silyer-Plated Butter or Pickle
Dishes, CSC.
Ouadruple- Plated Apiece Tea or Choco-
late-Sets. $50 value, for A.95.
Condensed Mkt Cans. 75c.. for sl-25
value.
pieces, $3.50 for the 81 kind.
FROM 1870 TO 11:50-
Sterling-Siver Hat-Pins, in nine differ
ent styles. cheap at lsc.. for &c. each.
COrSets. Enough cheap-like for
these well-kRown makes to excite
even ones salespeople. About a
hundred dozen Corsets to be sold,
the kind you know and we war
rant, at these prices:
A complete line of the world-Famed
Fasso Corsets, In long. medium. and
short lengths. from SIS to Sl.25. In
White and Black.
P.D. Corsets. imported. from $50 to
$3.50
See our 8 p. d. Corset of fine linen
coutille, White and Gray. wide side,
to fit perfectly the most difficult
figures
The p. ID. Psyche Corset, our own i'm
portation. White and Gray. $ value,
for =.
]. c., . French Imported Corset, from
$l7s 70 $3.50.
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Q PETS. IL u G ), AND
DRUGGEIS

The fast-moVlnS prIce Dan u PIHD.ut UT
all the stuffs in this department.
Tapestry Carpets that sold from % 10
Soc: Monday, for 81 lie.
Body-Brussels Carpets, that sold from
90c. to $780, Monday, at &c.
Moquettes that have been from "c. 10
Sl.1O are flow &c.
RUGS AND DRUGGETS.
A 2x3 Ingram Druggot for sl.l9
a large japanese Handmade Drugget
scxG0 japanese Handmade Rugs for
95c.
9sx72 japanese Handmade Rugs, were
$50 for Sl.35.
Ak Smyrna Rugs, were 1913. are now
Si61
Heavy Seamless japanese Mating, for
Is 2-3c.: from 25c.
Linen-Warp Mating. 16 2-3c.. from &c.
Fancy Linen-Warp Mattings, were 80 TO
&C., to-day. 25c.
Heaviest Damask Mattings, such as
sell at 40 TO SOC, now 25c.
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lOO-Piece Fine Eng
lish Semi Porcelain
Dinner Sets. With un-
derglaze decorations.
IN tue colors, all new
shapes and very at
trnctlye. A genuine
80 set 10 be sold at
-. 40.
1np.piere Fine Aus
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to-dav's story. You buy 'em ana lay them
away II YOU have no present need.
This is a money-saying lot you seldom meet
With
Prestley's Brocade Crystallette. 4s-inch'
81, $50 kind. ..,.
Sc. for $125 number. =.
r,riestley's Cork-Screw Diagonal, a.
inch. Soc, 81 1-2c. grade.
Ptiestleys Figured Mohair Brilliantine.
l2-inches wide. 49,, 75c. grade.
Priestiey 3S-inch Figured Armures. 4sc.'
Priestiey's 4e-inch Fine Silk-Finished
Henrietta. Gee 81 grade.
Priestiey 5e-inch-wide Cravenette Serge
SC, 81 kind.
PrlestIey's 4s-inch ATWOOD Henrietta,
59c quality. 35c. a yard.
Priestlev Silk and Wool Bordered VEIL
ings. 81, N.50 quality.
I'ROM 10 TO II O'CLOCK
ONE LOT OF PRIESTLEY'S ALL
WOOL SERGES AND BLACK HEN
RIETTAS-A SPLENDID WEARING
KTND-23c. a yard.
! Dress to a customer.
FROM II TO ~ O'CLOCK
Priestley 46-inch Very-Fine All-Wool
Taffeta, cost s1.2S a yard to import
best Of deep Black-5sc. yard.
1 Dress to customer.
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Mems
Department.

We deal in Mems Furnishings as well
as Dry Goods. Reliable wares Is one
OF the first principles-cheapness Sc
condary.
The balance OF Collars-the Il IL to
2Oc. ones-for &c. each.
Mems Night-Shirts. 81 dozen so on sale.
made for a Baltimore furnisher that
failed, 75c. 10 81 grades, all White, or
White with ColOrS, any for zoe. Not
TO be sold wholesale.
81 goodness In ColoredBosom Shirts,
for 69c.
40 and 45c Unlaundered Shirts for CSC.
The Perfection White Unlaundered
Shirt Is the superior to many q mer-
chants 75c. ones
New Negligee Colored Shirts, a few
of them imperfect in the laundering,
70 and SIC. value, for i6c.
New Spring Medium Weight Underwear,
81 ones. while they last. SOC. gar
ment
Bicycle-Hose, Sweaters. and other Out
ing Apparel.
The Lockabar soc. suspenders, &c. here
New Pretty Neckwear. 25c.
75c. box for Mems Halt-Hose, fine
gauge, regular made double heels and
toes. in Tan. Fast-Black, or In
Instead Of the usual s. dozen Mems
Fast-Black Half Hose. . pairs for sc.
Not but pairs to q customer.
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Domestic
Department.
GREAT SPREAD
FOR
T0-DAY.

Values such as no house ever attempted
viii be paced before you.
"A Double-Welght English Shifting Per-
Gales, . l-4c. yard; ~ 1-2c. grade
A Fine French Percales, II lie. kind,
new designs. 6 Lie. a yard.
Anderson Fine Scotch Apron Check
Gnghams-a bargain at l0c.--6 Lie.
yard.
5-4 Utica Sheetng for IL 1-2c.
GA Utica Sheeting for lic.
S-4 Utica Sheeting for 10 2-3c.
l00-inch Utica Sheeting for 24c.
"A Fine Brown Cotton, for &c. yard.
Fruit-of-the-I,oom Bleached Cotton for
7-Sc. yard.
New Handsome-Design Woven Linen
Batiste, PC. kind, for lie. yard.
Handsome ssign Lace-Stripe Linen Ba-
tiste soc. grades. for 25c.
Handsome Silk Ginghams for 25c.
FROM $50 TO 1880
Fine Unbleached Jeans for Underwear,
Zoe. grade. for l-ic. a yard.
FROM 1880 TO II 3D.
Merrimack Shifting Prints. In an entire
new line of designs, 3 lac. a yard.
FROM II 80 TO l2:30-
Lupln's Fine Black Sateen, zoe. grade,
for Y 1-2c. a yard.
FROM 2 TO 3 O'CLOCK
1914 Fine Brown Sheeting. a splendid
cnalitv RAJ ward. III
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BUYABLE WHILE THEY LAST !

100 dozen Oak-Wood Solid-Back Tarpi.
co Scrubbing- such As IA
everywhere for lie. each; sale prce
&C. each.
100 dozen Cherry or Oak 3-Proug Towel.
Racks. that usually sell FOR &c. sal.
price 81. each.
So-foot Rope Clothes-Llnes, value &c
each: sale price Sc.
Long-Handle Clothes Forks, the latest
device for handling clothes while bQ.l.
Ing, value loo; sale price &c.
SPECIAL.
100 dozen Imported Willow Market-pas.
l,ets, with covers, that usually sell f0r
39c.: sale price 2sc. each
100 dozen 5-Siring House BrOoms extra
strong quality, S5e. value; sale price
lie. each.
The Jewel pet-Renovator. cleans
your carpet on the floor. regular ioc
value; sale price pc.
The. Best-Quallty Mucilage. &c. value;
sale price 2 l-2c. a bottle.
Emery Knife-Sharpeners, &c. value.
sale price &c. each.
loo Best-Quality Wooden Lemon
Squeezers, lOc value; sale price, sc
FROM II TO 1890 O'CLOCK
The Best-Quality Reyolying-Hanf
ROlling-Pins. l0c. value. FOR - each
The Best-Quality Stoye-Polish, &c. value.
sale price 2.
Bixby's Shoe-Polsh, &c. value. sale
price &c. a box.
The Instant Crockery-Mend. 25c value;
sale prlcA 100 a bottle.
Hardwood Handle PO,ished-Stopl Ham
mers and Hatchets. l5c. value; sale
price Sc. each.
FROM 1870 TO l:SO O'CLOCK
Perforated Silk-Tissue Tollet-Paper. e.
quality. sale price Sc. a roll
Hardwood Washboards. lie. value: sllo
price 90. each.
1000 boxes OF Double-Polntoi Birch
wood Toothpicks, containing 200 %
a box, DC. value; sale price %. each.
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The soc. While the whole
Linen Sale. store abounds in

The soc. While the whole
Linen Sale. store abounds in
bargains Monday Linens will hold
the foremost reception. The illus
tration proves the faithful goodness
Of the store. This is what We'll
sell beginning with 9 o'clock Mon
day:
$40 Two Yard-Wide Full Bleached ALI
Linen -Damask, soc. yard
CSC. Half leached 2-Yard-Wide Double
Warp Pure German-Linen Table-Da-
mask, 60c. a yard.
10 pieces a-Heavy Pure-Linen Table
Damask. silver bleached, new designs.
best 75c. grade, zoe a yard.
I dozen All-Pure-Linen Damasl Dinner
Napkins, ull-bleached. best $i-a-dozen-
value, to-day's sale price, Soc a dozen.
75c. Ail-Linen Damask Doilies. pure
White size 13x13 zoe. a dozen.
Ql9 Pure. White Satin-Damask Buffet
Scarfs. hand-drawn, open-work- Dor
Solid Turkey-Red Table-Damask foil
boilef), Grecian borders full-wjdth-
the best Soc klnd--for soc. a yard
Barnsey Linen Toweling. the kind you
pay II 1-2c. for. to-day's sellinC 6
yards for Soc.
9 A,l-Linen Hand-Huck Towels for poc..
size Sx?s. the kind you usually get for
15c each.
66-inch Heavy Table-Padding. or ST.
lence Cloth, the usual 75c. Kind. for
sSc a yard.
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LADIES', MIS- SES', AND
BOYS MACKINTOSHES.

800 sample ones are here to-day.
TheSproduct of one of the best makers
In the country.
Ladies' Cape Macintosh. with hood.
?2c.
ladies' Double-Cape Macintosh. for
$75.-
Misses, Macintosh. with hoods. for 7Sc.
Boys Rubber Sheet Coats. for sl.7S.
D1utacOfe Better than leather aad
diiIuSOtC' costs half. We carry II in
all co ors. One Of the beat furniture coverings
that's made, sSc. a yard
Fanne several iS lots v" and s jobs s Of p Da.
Bargains. R Rss so and h pieces Of "a
you.
l lot of Twilled Double-Face Heavy
Flannellette,.3 BIC. yard; l. lie.
quality; littleNsoiled.
lot OF Fine Figured French Flar nels,
69c. grade. 25c-
lot OF Long Hair Ederdown Fiannels,
75c. kind. for &c ACC. kind for l5c
10 pieces of Pretty-Style Wrapper Flan-
1eilettes, newest designs, s 3-3c. q
yard; II 1-2c kind.
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The China with its wealth OF
Store Pottery is without
precedent in Richmond retailing.
Bits of art products exhibit the ex-
pert masters that work for the sue
cess of the collection.
When prices are cut in about half,
as they'll be, it will be your quick
buying time.
CL:.o Two hundred Is, 20. and
IOC. (I1lIld csc articles placed on y
Gil tablo (or Monday for Toe.
CdlS. They consist Of Oai-Meai
Saucers. Decorated Plates OF all sizes
Mugs, Berry -Saueers, Bone-Pl ,'
Guns and Saucers, Rebecca Tea Pots,
Japanese Tea-Pots. White China Mix
Pitchers, and Ollve-Trays. -,
. Observation-Disclosures, three dinereht
decorations, stipple-Sold top osc'' the
pink and Gold-shaded Sugar and Cream
Sets, shell patterns, ssc. values tor
39c.
Alpine China Cups and saucers, neat
decorations gold edge, cheap at IS
dozen, for 81 "A dozen; Plates 10 match
at $l.iS a dozen.
Haviiand China Chop. entirely new
shades and decorations, cheap at -,
for $l.75.
shapes and decorations. festooned
edge: they would be cheap at &c.
choice for i9c. each; zoe. ones Tor @oc.
each. c,-.
Best Quality English China Cham
beers, worth 5Oc.. for &c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-01
White Counterpanes. $ :,

o".6o White MstseIlles Spreads for 91.50.
SIS Whits Extra Heavy Crochet.
Spreads. Mrfseilles design CSC
75c. Double-Bed-Size Crochet-Spreads,
&c
embossed design, S2e8
FROM 10 TO II O'CLOCK
Al.fs-LINEN TABLE DAMASK. Sill.
vEk-BLEACHED, EXTRA-HEAVY
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-01
hIok:o~ Best English Tape, al
lNOtIOifos widths, Ic. punch.

Geo; Safety Pins, &c. dozen.
Best-Quality Buttonhoe Twist, Sc.
dozen spOOls.
Hooks-and-E Eyes, as good as belongs,
&c. card.
Good-Length Whalebones, SC. a bunch.
Good Corset-Steels, &c.
Good English Pins. papers for 1c.
81 pieces Superior Mornings, SC.
paper; the l5c. kind.
Roger Steel Scissors, all lengths, 19c,
instead OF CSC.
Good Hair-Pins. 2 papers for 1c.
Ruffe Garter Elastic, &c. yard, instead
Of l0c.
Newest patterns OF II IL and l6 Csc.
Beading. Sc. each.
Ladies' Sanitary Towels, 15c. values, for
&C. each.
Combination Hair-Pln Cabinets, &c.
each.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-01

The Pansy and Wide-Awake for 1895.
$50 values, for 50 and 9Sc.
New Books for Children always re-
ceived as soon as published.
SPECIAIr-FROM 10 TO IL O'CLOCK
Handsomely Autographed Books for
Children, stories by the best American
authors, 81 value, for Csc.
Stationery.-All the new shades and
shapes in Papers here. SIC. boxes for
39c.: 25c. boxes for l9c.
Mourning Paper in boxes, and ream
goods at low prices.
Irish Linen Paper, our own manufac-
ture, for Ice. a pound.
SPECIAL1-FROM 10 TO IL
Irish Linen Paper, ruled and plain.
commercial and octave, 25c. value.
for Y lie. a package.
SAME HOUR
l0c. box Paper, Sc. box.
pen-Staffs Sc value &c. a dozen.