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The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1896-11-03
SOON TO REPORT.
Venezuelan Commissioners to Fin
ish Their Work Next Month.

Venezuelan Commissioners to Fin
ish Their Work Next Month.
Washington, Oct 3O.-The> Venezuela
an commission resumed it's session to-
day and probably will meet very
frequently from now until it COM
pletes it's work. Andrew d. White
was the only absentee. There was dis
appointment over the fact that DR..
Baar and Prof. De Haan, who have
been at work at The Hague, securing
original TRANSACTIONS of manuscripts
and documents bearing on the cOntro-
versy, had not arrived, but the COM
mission proceeded to consider other
details pending their arrival. DR.. Baar
and Prof. De Ham sailed from Liver
pool on the Teutonic, which arrived at
New York this morning. and they Will
probably reach here not later than to-
morrow. In accordance with policy
heretofore pursued by members OF the
commission they declined to-day to in
dictate whether they were confronted
with any difficulties which might pre-
vent a harmonious agreement in their
report. Some time ago, however, JUS
tice Brewer intimated that the report
would be ready for submission by Dec.
l, at the latest, and this would seem
to indicate that the members of the
commission who have been kept adj
vised during the summer and fall of
all developments, will reach speedy
conclusion once all the documents are
officially laid before them.
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1896-11-03
WE'RE BADLY FRIGHTENED.
Storm Undermines n Bridge, Which
Sinks Under a Train.

Duluth, Nov IA terrible accident
was averted by clear luck and the
presence of mind of an engineer this
morning on the st. Paul & Duluth
road The train was moving onto the
bridge between West Duluth and West
Superior and ablinding storm was OIL.
Suddenly the trestle sagged under the
engine and it dropped several feet The
train was going at pretty good speed
and the engine passed over the sag
ging part but jumped the track and
ran along Oil the ties. The engineer
was thrown from his seat but jumped
up and quickly applied the air brake
and closed the throttle. All the cars
passed over the sag safely except the
Minneapolis sleeper, and it turned over
Oh it's side at the embankment just
before the trestle was reached by the
rear end of the train. Nobody was
hurt, but there was badly frightened
lot of passengers
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1896-11-03
Italy Wants atiSfactiOn.

London, Nov. /. - The Rome cor
respondent Of the Chronicle says;
Italy has demanded satisfaction of
the porte for the death of nineteen
Italians who were killed in a conflict
with the Kurds Italians were work
ing on the railway at Smyrna" The
dispatch also reports that the Secole
has adviceS from Constantinople that
the sultan is arming the Mussulmans
and that feyerish anxiety prevails in
military circles owing to the expecta-
ton of an invasion.
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1896-11-03
VENEZUELAN BOUNDARY.
What Is said in Washington and in
London


Washington, Nov. l. - Close inquiry
here into the intimation from London
that Sir Richard Webster had been Sc
lected as a member of a commission
to arbitrate the Venezuelan boundary
question fails to develop confirmation
OF any sort for the statement. While
the negotiations are progressing they
have not reached the stage where they
relate to the personnel of an arbitra-
ton commission, but arc still devoted
to discussion Of the limitations to be
imposed upon any commission to be
created From the high reputation Of
Sir Richard Webster, his selection is
not regarded as improbable when the
negotiations reach the proper phase,
but it is said here that the nomination
was hot made from source in politi-
cal sympathy with the present Brit
iSh cabinet
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1896-11-03
CahI,ies Ont

London. Oct 31.-In pursuance to
resolution adopted yesterday evening,
upward Of Al 900 cabmen are now GO
ing out on strike. The dearth of cabs
is noticeable.
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1896-11-03

London, Nov. IA high official Of
the foreign Office, referring to the
statement made by the Chronicle this
morning that there is good reason to
believe that tribunal similar to the
Boring sea commission will be appoint
ed to adjust the Venezuelan boundary
affair, said, to-day, that he had no
knowledge of the appointment of such
a tribunal.
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1896-11-03

Sherman, Tex, Oct 3O.-To-day q
we'll defined tornado formed in SOUR
rel Creek bottom, four miles west of
the village of Harrington and about
ten miles west of this city. Parties
who saw it at its Inception say that
out OF q Eeething, tumbling mass Of
ink clouds q funnel-shaped column de
seconded until it touched the earth and
then it began to move hortheastWard,
accompanied by the usual terrific crash
and roar as it tore through the bot
toms, uprooting large trees and de-
molishing everything III its path, which
for the first mile or SO was thirty to
forty yards in width. At the Farris
place tenant hut occupied by FAM
lily named Hayes, was literally torn
to pieces, and every member of the
family was more or less injured, Mr.
Hayes is thought to be fatally hurt
The path Of the storm lay at least
mile and q half east of the city, but
the cloudburst which accompanied it
was furious in the eastern suburbs Of
the city. The houses as far down az
Cleveland avenue are mud-bespattered,
the same az was the case during the
great storm of May s. After tearing
"a vacant house of the Clim Fitch on
the Bonham road, about a mile east Of
College Park suburb, the cloud rose in
! the air and went distance OF two
miles, when 1t descended, but no fur
ther damage can be learned.
Later word was received from the
vicinity of the Farris place asking for
searching parties to look for missing
persons. A large number responded.
Great crowds are CCngregating all over
the city anXiously awaiting their re-
turn. Physicians have gone to the as
sistance Of the Hayes family and Il
score or more have placed themselves
in readiness to answer summons il it
is found that any number of persons
have been hurt, which at this hour
seems improbable on account Of the
narrowness of the path and its fire.
quent leaps into the air.
New Orleans, Oct. 80. - A severe
rain, wind and thunder storm which
passed over New Orleans today cauScl
one death and did other damage. The
lightning, which was very heavy,
struck five houses. Albert Trahina,
an occupant of one of them, was i'll
stantly killed A large number OF
trees were blown down and houses
were unroofed. The greater portion Of
the fruit sheds of the O. q G. road
were destroyed as we'll as several cleo
trio lights, and nearly all the wires
were tangled SO as to interrupt the
fire alarm telegraph and stop most OF
the electric cars.
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1896-11-03
In Doubt.

She-Do you intend to go abroad ON
your wedding trip when you get mar
ried?
He-I do, if marry the right girl
Puck.
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1896-11-03
He Accents the situation.

Her Father-You say she has accept.
ed you?
Suitor-Yes, sir.
Her Father-Then, l suppose, this is
merely q ratification meeting? PUCK.
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1896-11-03

When bilious OF costive, eat q Cascaret
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1896-11-03
DEATH IN A STORM.
A Cyclone Sweeps through a Portion
Portion of Louisiana.

A Cyclone Sweeps through ~ Portion
Portion of Louisiana.
Newcllton, La. Oct. 31.-Tensas par
ish has again been visited by most
destructive cyclone. The atmosphere
had been heavy and sultry all day,
the clouds growing hlacker and black
er, and at II o'clock terrific wind and
rain storm reached Lake st. Joseph.
The immense brick gin mill on the
Mound plantation belonging 10 Joseph
Curryn was destroyed. The course of
the storm was from southwest to
northeast striking Bruen Lake at Lo-
Gust Land tearing down and destroy
ing the public bridge over ChoctaW
Bayou. Twelve cabins OH Locust
Land were completely demolished and
one cOlored woman was instantly
killed and several blown into the lake.
Johnson's Bend on Lake st. Joseph is
a scene of desolation. The gin house
avs totally wrecked. Six cabins and
three barns containing corn were
blown to pieces. Several persons were
badly cut and bruised, but no lives
were lost. Telegraph and telephone
wires are down. Later reports show
two deaths of colored men at Blands
from lightning and two colored women
and baby were blown into lake and
drowned.
Cyclone in Oklahoma.
Guthrie. Okla, Oct 81 = A cyclone
struck Mitchell postoffice, 20 miles east
Of here, last night, and swept away
farm houses for miles. Postmaster
Mullin and wife are known to have
been killed, and several others are re-
ported dead Rescuing parties with
collins have been sent out from here.
At Wewoka, Indian Territory, the
same cyclone destroyed Gov. Browns
store. a new church and four other
buildings Several persons were in
iured, but none seriously. At Mine
No II, near Krebs, it is reported that
five people were killed. In Lincoln
county Mr. and Mrs. John McLaugh-
lin have been found dead in the ruins
of their home, and Harrison Jones will
die from his injuries.
In New Orleans
New Orleans, Oct. 81. - A cyclone
struck this city to-day and swept q
path through several blocks There
were rumors Of loss Of life, but they
have not been verified. The property
loss will amount to 100000. The new
gas works located at the foot of
Foucher street and fronting the river
were unroofed and smokestacks blown
down. Mite an extensive shipping in
terest prevails in this district, and con-
siderable damage resulted.
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1896-11-03
TORNADO IN TEXAS
A REGULAR TWlSTER STRIKES NEAR
THE TOWN OF SHERMAN,

1t Demolishes Everything IN IT'S
Path, Which Fortunately Is cutie
Narrow-~severaI People Are In
5ured and Number of Othera
Are Reported Missing-A storm
Strikes New Orleans.
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1896-11-03

of any kind. A single trial will convince
the most sceptical of its wonderful merit,
as all distressing symptoms will cease
after few doses. For sale By Ill
druggists, 81 bottle or six bottles for SIS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-26
At Any Cost.

=. wrath and tears Edith Hewlett had
,.a,o ~ he'd. She had been tucked III
go go oiven drink twice kissed 80 80,
,,oht three times and the lamp nau u.rion
l,.sstno,,i,bed. but the spark oil IeO''''
I'm burned in her childish SOUL
Mamma" she cried 49, s,id
eco to sleep, Edith" her mother s,' -;
1t. 81 shall not come in there asaln
81 want a drink, mamma Edi'H li'"D
ed. ,u,,,,. o,readv. Now
80 2,b So e' was a brief silence, and then
Edith tried again. .ood-
Mamma, come and kiss me sooo-
night" $500, ,,-b+ dear
and I shall not come in again, so 80 u
sIeop at once like a good girl
There was another pause WINE INC
lonely child cudgelled her little Dram Ior
new expedient. .-,-...
Mammal she cried, at last, please
come in: I'm so hungry"
You cannot have anything 20 eat TO-
night. and if 1 come in there again. the
mother said. with rising color, 1T viii be
to give you a good spanking
There was a longer pause, and just as
II began to look as II the evenings bat
tie were over the child's voice was heard
again.
Mamma" she pleaded. I'm so lonely
in here. Please come in and spank me.'
-Harpcr's Magazine.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-26

Hampton Making Elaborate Preparations
30 Receive Them.

HAMPTON. April 25.-Special.-Th
Virginia State Fircman's Association will
meet in Hampton, Tuesday. Wednesday,
and Thursday. july lth, Sth. and 9th.
About seven hundred visiting iiremen from
all parts OF the state are expected 10 be
committees with duties Of each:
Transportation and Entertainment-to
secure reduced rates from steamboat and
railroads. for visit ..s and 20 secure ac-
commodatiOns I'm the way % bOard-lodg
INK. ctc.-Erank Shield. George Young,
Robert Masscnburg, James NJ. Cumming (,
" ]. Weymouth. s. Gordon Cumming,
FiDance-S. Gordon Cumming. II. G.
Reese. George Young, ". j. Weymouth,
George May. Robert Masseuburg.
Tournament-W. j. Weymouth. George
Young. Robert Massenburg.
Grant. S. Gordon Cumming. Richard
Ccnnor, Robert MasssnbufG, ". j. Wey-
m0rth.
Pr.ntiug-Robert Mass.nburg. $. Cor
Oon Cumming, W. j. Weymouth.
20 Coleman, James Gammel, Jos. Dies
tai, Y. l.. DouGherty, Jno. Il. Ross, Thos.
Fitzgerald. tyler Hull, T.. l.. Bush. VIM.
Geason. ". IT. Shackclford. ". NJ.
Roche Frank Couch. Robert lawson.
Walter Johnson, " :. Cunningham.
Ionic Ice, SiIas Dougherty. W j.
DCugbcrty, G.. Wray Booker Warren
Hall. Frank Wood. marry Powell. James
Burgess. James Gammcll, Louis Mears.
Richard Conner Clifford Scott Tyler
Lawsep, Resie Wood. L. r. Campbell.
Town Council and Citizens; To aid all
other committees in entertaining visitors
Hon. w. W. Topping j. ~ Rowe, Jas
McMenamin- segar Whiting. 8. 8. Cum
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-26
A GREAT SALE IN OUR BASEMENT!
HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS OF EVERY KIND!

The money-saving opportunities extend to you to-
morrow such will loosen the purse string ana cause
the uckels dimes and dollars to ring joyous overture
We guarantee you saving every item These prices
for tomorrow only.
Monday Hard Wood Folding Card Table Regular price,
S.49; special Sll9 p.c.t,.
90; speoia, Sl39
Piano Finish Sewing Yard Measure, &c.
Regular 81; special oIe
Enamel market simple to apply
giving results I5c bottle; special, lOc
Cur Special heavy Regular &c. aoe a.
each.
4x6 in Feather Busters. values 25c each ~ v,
SkaesTn Leather Straps Nickel Heel Plate ra "oo "
&c., IL r.o..d 2, ,r1 7, mos
compared with special Price '
Pink, Slmon Green White and Blue s 'A'
strip. Regular special price, &c. the strip
aP;o Folding Hat Rack Regular special Sc each
SefWfnging Mop. complete with Mop, DC
Cloth Mop, best the market O
all new SHAPES
tons REGULAR special price; SIS the st ,oi
Enelnh
value, S45
Glassware Leaf COLUMBIAN Cat Glass dsSn DUTY D' "
Heavy Patterns inch Berry Slucen, Irl each'
Heavy Spoon-oder and Celery San5s Sc each.
Cot Gins Pau ri Butter Dishes Sc each.
lin Gas-Exaa Lrge Tea GlsSe, oO Dozen
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-26
Wynken and Blynken and Nod.

BY EUGENE FIELD.
Wynken, Blynken. and Nod. one night,
Sailed off In a wooden shoe
Sailed on river Of crystal light
Into a sea of dew:
where are you going and what do you
wish?"
The old moon asked the three.
I'VE have come to fish for the herring
fish
That live in the beautiful sea;
Nets OF silver and gold have We
Said Wynken,
Bynkon,
And Nod.
The old moon laughed and sang n song,
As they rocked In the wooden shoe,
And the wind that sped them all night
long
RULED the waves Of dew.
THE little stars were the herring-flsh
That lived I'm that beautiful sea;
Now cast your net wherever you wish
Never afeared are We
So cried the stars 70 the fishermen three
Wynken.
Blynken.
And Nod.
All night long their nets they threw
To the stars I'm twnkling foam
Then down from the skies came the
wooden shoe,
Twas all so pretty a sail, 1t seemed
As If II could not be.
And some folks thought twas a dream
they'd dreamed
or sailing that beautiful sea;
But ! shall name you the hsherineh
three:
Wynken,
Blynken,
And Nod.
Wynkon and Blynkon are two little eyes
And Nod IS a little head,
And the wooden shoe that sailed the Skies
Is a wee ones trundle-bed
So shut your eyes while mother sings
or wonderful sights that be,
Ana Won SHAH see the beautiful things
As YOU rock i'm the misty sea
Where the old shoe rocked the hsher-
men three
Wynken,
Blynken,
And Nod.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-26
MrIst 4 XkcoaA
WARM WEATHER MONEY-SAVERS
ON OUR SECOND FLOOR.

1t requires no braggadOcio
to keep things a-going in
this wide-awake store. Here
everything has a motive
powerof its own-low price,
high value. This is no more
clearly shown than in the va
rious departments on the sec
ond floor. Read carefully the
following items-you can pin
your faith to them.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-26
CEIILDREN'S CAPS.

Largest assortment 10 select from, in
Lawn ana Open-Nor caps, finished OF
with neat edgiug Of iace and pOmpom. zJc.
Special line IN Swiss EmbIO ideTy open
Work Caps, also Normandie BOnncts. made
OF fancy white dotted Swiss, a bargain,
only 3gc.
sizes, something new, with large bow.
made OF lawn on sides, also nice quality
lawn, with cluster OF fine cords and pom
pom. very choice. soc.
Special lire 10 select from i'm Normandie
BOnncts. STYLES are of the very latest.
some are OF Open-work and lawn. your
choice. Zoe. each.
ncdy ed Ila Win '' butler ' lace d nIc
with large lawn bows and quill, our own
design, 7jc.
Boys Tam CShanteG, embroidered
crowns new style of bows on sides lawn
strings. choice Soc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-26
SUITS, WRAPPERS, SKIRTS.

Big special in Navy and Black Chcviot
Coth. Tailor Made Suits. lined with rustic
lining. plated back, full flare, blazer ef-
feet, large sleeves, good - value; our
price, - each.
Ladies' Strictly Atwood Black Serge
Suit. cXtra-fine quality. blazer effect large
reyers. fai-siZe sleeves. ripple back. eight
gored, rustic lining, a so value; our price.
IS each.
Extra value in Percale Wrappers. as
sorted collar. in Persian ana stripe de-
Sims, yoke front and back. with extra
wide sksft, Wattcau pleat. large sleeves
deep cum, and turn-dOWn collar, 81 each.
Pretty designs in Lawn Wrappers, full
gathered skirts. Bishop sleeves. perfect
fitting. shoulder yoke. deep turn-back
cuff .25 each.
White DUCK skirts made with one deep
houncc, headed with cord. gathered waist
good value, - % each.
Extra-w.ae skirt. pure linen, umbrella
style. with one h0unce. edged with three
cords, something new IN the skirt lnc.
just the thing, AZ $3.50 each
Extra-good value in Black Saline Skirts
made with one deep rufiie. three small
tucks. full length and width. 81 each.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-26
St.00 the yard.
NOTION NEWS.

The person who buys No.
lions elsewhere without first
getting our prices can easily
pay too much for them.
'Twould be safer to look
here first if you've any idea
Of making money go as tar as
it will reach.
Seamless stocklnet Shields, 10c. pair.
"NoXall" StocKinet Shields, &c. par.
The celebrated Kleinerts "lnvinclDle
Dress Shield. PC.
'V Vclveteen Skirt Binding, all shades, &c.
colored velvetcen Bindings, &c. bunch:
Whalebone Casing. Sc. piece 'of
Whalebone Casing, Zoe. piece tof
Besi French Horn Bones. &c. dozen.
Covered Dress Stays, all coiors' &C.
Patent Hooks and Eyes. Sc. card.
Assorted BOOk-Pins, &c. 80,
Assorted Book-Pins, black and white
Fast Black Darning Cotton, Sc. dozen
cards.
Assorted Needle Cases. Sc.
Aluminium Thimbles. T.. each.
Hairpin Cabinets. Sc. box.
"Oak" Tooth Powder, Zoe. bottle.
"Arnica" Tooth Soap. zoe. box.
Meade d Bakers Dentifrice. ZJc. botte.
Meade & Bakers CarboAc Mouth Wash,
BIC.
Lettuce Cream" splendid for sunburn
and all skin diseases DC.
Cold Cream. an odOrs. l0c. box.
Mennen's Boratel Talcum Powder, lJc.
''Tetlow's" Swansd0wn, flesh or white,
&c. box.
Bailey's Rice Powder. Zoe.
oak" Talcdm Powder lOc.
Colgate's Violet Toilet Water lie.
Petroleum Jelly. small size. &c.
Petroleum Jelly. large size, Sc.
"RubifOam," for the teeth, 2Jc. bOtte.
"Boquet Of Violets' Buttermilk Soap,
Zoe. box.
Turkish Bath" Toilet Soap, DC. dozen.
Pure White CASTLE Soap, &c. piece.
"Bixbv's" Shoe Polish. &c. bottle.
Best Sperm Washing OIL. &c. bottle.
Best Mucilagc bottles for &c.
Steel Curling Irons. lc. each.
Eclipse Russet Dressing lDc. bottle.
The New "FOlding" Curling Irons Sc.
each
900 yards Spool Cotton, &c. spool.
"Pozzonis" Face Powder, 35c. box, with
metal pun box.
Latest STYLES in Persian Belts, reduced
from JOc. 10 Doc.
New line of "Grass-Linen" Belts. 25c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-26
LADIES' WAISTS.

Plain Linen-Ehect Ladies' Waist, laun-
dcrcd collars and cuffs. finished of with
white piping. around edge of collar front,
and cuns. idA size, Bishop sleeve. cheap
az zoe.
Special in Plain Black Lawn, Numbered
collars and Guns, large Bishop sleeves, all
sizes. at 7jc. each.
Perfect-Ftting Waist, Stanley brand in
dainty Persian effects detached collar
Numbered cuffs, eXtra-large sleeves, 81
each.
Choice assortment I'm Fancy Dimitv
Persian. and Plaid Check, in assorted col
Ors-blue, green. pink. and steel effects
at bargain price, 1875 each
Latest fad in Ladies' Waist Bishop
sleeve i'm neat stripes, Dresden collar,
front, and cum, very stylish, only $50.
Grass-Linen Waist very stylish, extra
size sleeves. detached collar, attached
Numbered cuffs, lull front. Stanley brand,
flt gnYh
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-26

ningham. w. T. Westward. w. ]. Boone;
" =. Holt; II. w. Saunders; n. ID Hull.
g. VIM. Hope. II. X. Booker. J. NJ.
willis. Thos. O.. Elan. j. w. Philips.
Geo r. Wood.
The programme is as follows: Tuesday.
Julv 7th. morning and afternoon. roceiv-
ing visitors and assigning them to quar-
tiers. - -,
Wednesday. July sth. 10 A. NJ. meeting
of convention at Armory Hall; Il. NJ,
baseball at River View Park; l.. NJ.
excursion to the Capes.
THURSDAY. July 9th hose reel. hook and
ladder, and engine contest; L. NJ, grand
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-26
MONDAYS MARVELLOUS SILK SELLING!

The range of Silks broadens daily. A prima donna
cannot sing in type but newspaper may announce her
singing We cannot print the richness and low Prceness
of our Silks, but the print can tell OF 1t-that all.
NEW BLACK AND COLORED SILKS.
Onh Golden Brown and Old Bue Maize and Light a 'O the
2nch Beautiful White Ground with Lavender and Pink wnOt and
swell 50 the yard
Blue Black, Tan andR Brown, 65 the 70
conngs o9
the - p,.t ;ct, Bic ,,4
the yard. 90 O,,ct. IL. pt..
3inch degn,n Olive, Ch, Old Cold Cadet Bloc
,od ,to Corbion swell and SIPS the Yard
Purple Pale orngS
rich Dresden design $3.50 the yard. .,.
3lnch Heavy Tae gnent designs and cooingy 81 the yard
2nch Heavy Taa with Red Gold White Bloc and Hello Satin stripes
75c. yard.
ahd on. a.
2nch Taa raised cords Lavender and Green Satin stripes M the
2onch GosGra elegant and dr rich crescent and fern de-
signs 75c the yard ,, s,..4
EIeax, very handsome designs sous Black 81 the yard
22inchBa Brooade lgur the yard
Splendid Weight Tafa Exqashe Designs Persian and Dresden effects
yoven stripes, decidedly novel; z5e the yard
Even Thread Iafa magnificent designs BEAUTIFULLY
coored, handsome, chic, MODIFY, 81 the yard r,
2Oinch Heavy Brocade GGin and deGy designs @ the yard
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-26

SPECIAL HOUR ITEMS.
Special from 9 to 30:
Tinted Scarfs. pretty designs IN tint IN.
size 1Sx12, with fringe, our res ui"r ~
quality. at Zoe.
Special from 10 to Il
Ladies' Drawers. extra good quallty;
muslin, in different styles, wouid ne -, oo
than two pair to a customer, 2Jc. each'
20 to 81:
Extra-largc size White Bedspreads' goqd
nattorns would he good 81 value, only
one 10 each customer, G9c. each'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-26
WASHABLE CHINA PONGEE.

-Four pieces only, 2+-inch
Fine China Pongee, the kind
that never wears out, the
kind that loves to be washed.
a splendid fabric for waists.
This lot on sale tomorrow
at 35c. the yard.