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Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1897-01-21
The Report Not True.

Iu q petition to the comfy commits
sionere it Is stated that the report has
been made current by John Gilbert
Northern Pacific agent at Windsor, that
come one Of the citizens Of that place
shot into his barn Friday night and
struck one Of his horses in the hip Mr..
Gilbert, the petition continues, has
caused an examination OF the case to be
made by Deputy Sheriff Geo. Severn
and after this examination neither Mr..
Severn nor any of :he citizens OF Wind
cor believed the barn was shot into OF
the horse short.
Therefore In view OF the above facts
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1897-01-21
Another.

ST. PAUL, Jan. 19.-The Minnesota
savings bank closed its doors Monday
morning and filed deed Of assignment,
naming Wm. Bickel ss assignee. An
affidavit was fled stating that the assets
amount to about 900, while the
liabilities are in the neighborhood Of
$23OOOO. The officers Of the bank deem
ed this step best under the circum-
stances to protect depoe,tors. Tho
recent furry in banking Affairs caused
the withdrawal OF deposits to such On
extent that, although the bank required
the sixty days notice, it was unable to
raise enough ready money to meet the
demands.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1897-01-21

WASHINGTON Jan. l9.-The comp
troller Of tho currency received tele.
gram stating that the First National
bank OF Newport, KY, has supended.
The bank had capital Of $4,000 and
da Dec. II, the date Of it's last report, it
had q surplus sod undivided protits
amounting to $79,453, owed depot itors
$419,SO5, owed other banks about &c.
600.
Later IN the day George Youtsey, =
brother of the cashier Of the First Ma
tional, assigned individually to the
Covington Trust company. This was FOL.
lowed BY The STANDARD Carriage Supply
company, IN which Geo. Youtsey was
president, alec assigning to the Covlng.
ton Trust company.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1897-01-21
A ROCKY ROW
In the Senate for The Bill Re-
duCing Contract Rate of
Interest.
Usual Woman's Suffrage Lob
by not in Appearance. An
other Holiday.
Suggestion That District Court
Should hear Legislature
Contest Cases.

BISMARCK, Jan. l7.-It 10 said that the
house bill reducing the contract rate Of
interest to 10 per cent instead OF II, a.
at present. will have . rocky row to hoe
in the senate. The argument will be
used that it is to the interest Of the bor-
rover that the present rate should
stard, because it attracts capital to the
state to seek investment. which might be
frightened away if the present rate was
reduced. Those opposing the reduction
say that responsible borrower can get
all the money he wants for per cent,
and that the higher rates are only
charged to cover the risk when the bor-
rover has not good security to offer.
Unless the interest is large enough to
make the risk worth while they say that
the money will not be loaned, and the
man who wants to borrow will have to
so without. The bill provides that the
taking Of more than 10 per cent shall be
usury, and The interest is not to be CON-
pou nued.
T'ia usual lobby of ladies' vho favor
woman suffrage has not yet made It's
appearance, aud there are many 10 Uquirles
for Miss Preston and her colleagues in
the cause ot equal rights. For some
reason the Craftsmanship of this commit
tee IN tle house does not seem to be- q
favored place. Mr.. Northrup was first
appointed, but resigned,and Mr.. Korsmo
was substituted He has also resigned,
and the speaker has appointed Hugh
Peoples, the silent member from New
Rockford.
The house last week passed bill
making February IL, Lincoln's birthday,
legal holiday in addition to the days
formerly observed. 1t also provided that
when holiday came on Sunday it
should be observed on Saturday. The
senate has changed this latte. provision
to read Monday, and sent the bill back
to The house for concurrence
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1897-01-21
trustees for Soldiers Home; three for

trustees for Soldiers Home; three for
the university.
Veterinary medical examiners: Three
in place of w. F. Crewe, Devils Lake; F.
H. Farmer, WahpetOn; Robert Tracy,
Steele.
District veterinarians: Seven in place
Of the following: let district. Paul
Belden.! Northwood; End, F. w. Thomp.
SOP, Oberon; 3rd, Charles Martin, But.
falo; 4th, G. 81. Potter, Ellendale; 5th,
j. j. Clesry, LsMoure; 9Th. Wm.
Mackin, Mandsn; 7th, W. 8. Stlnson,
Crystal.
State board Of agriculture: Six mem.
bers in place of John ]. Dow, Grand
Forks; r. w. Davidson, Logan; Charles
d. Gray. Page: l.. B. Chamberlain.
Elliott; G. A. Sanford, jamestown; Gus
johnson, Painted Woods.
Agricultural college at Fargo: Three
trustees in place of E. q. Sykes, Mint t;
J. .. Smith, Casselton; 0. W. Francis,
Fargo.
Bind asylum st Bathgste: Two trus-
tees in place of g.. N. Joy, Hamilton;
John Mayer, Walhslla. This institution
hes not beeD started and the trustees
serve without compensation, but then
they do not have anything to do.
School for the deaf and dumb at
Devils Lake: Three trustees in place OF
G. H: Springer, Devils Lake; G. D.
Moore, Crsry; James Mccormick. Penn {.
Board ut dentsl examiners: One mem
Der 10 place of q. S. Soules, Wahpeton
Game warden: Warden in place of &
E. Bowers, Fargo. The warden has the
appointing of large number of deputies
State board of health: Two physiciane
in place Of DR.. Montgomery OF Ardock,
Dr.. McLachlan, New Rockford.
Oil inspector: Inspector in place OF
George B. Winshlp. Officer paid in
fees which are populsrly supposed to be
about $1,000.
Public examiner: Person IN place OF
81. A. Lan9lie of Hillsooro. Compen.
sation $4,000 per annum. Has the ap'
polntment of deputy at 81, 800.
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NOTES..

Among the bills introduced in the
senate yesterday were:
Haggart. spproprlating s59,5OO for the
Agricultural college, including $4,000
for chemical laboratory.
Hanna, providing that security for the
deposit of county and state funds must
be gwen by surety companies, instead
Of BY individuals AS now permitted.
Benedict. creating another legislative
district in Richlsnd county.
Strom, a revenue law based on that OF
the 1890 Law, assessing elevators on gross
earnings; the sheriff to collect delinquent
taxes.
Creel's bill allowing military com.
psnies to incorporate to build armories
was passed, also one giving the supreme
court 500 year for stenogrspher.
The permanent school fund received
$4,000 from R,chlsnd, 5000 from Cass
and $1,000 Pembins.
A bill has been introduced in the
house, giving informer half Ct fines OF
Judgment where convictions are hold
under the prohibition law. The consti-
tuition puts fines in the school funds.
Kuntz & Fishers rye bread and swiss
chees, winer worst and mustard palace ie
still sdvertls ing in the Tribune at Bis.
marck Notwithstanding the resolution
Of Mr.. Aas to wipe those resorts of the
earth. The proprietors cay their old
land mark ls still to be found and IN.
forms the public that ''the famous Ken
mel club neets every Saturday evening
with special meetings as Per announce
ments; the r. C's. meet every day; the
Leg -Pullers club meets every Thursday
night; the Ananiss meets (semi-occss
ionally on cali OF any members0 the
Third House have large and commod
ious rooms for all it's various commit
tees"
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1897-01-21
Louisville Bank Conc.

LOutsvtlle BANK Gone'
LOUISVILLE, Jan. 19.-National Bank
Examiner Esoott Monday closed the
doors OF the German National Bank, j..
NJ. Mcknight president. The capital
stock of the institution is $251 500 with
q eurplus of 93l 600. The bank is an old
one, but for sometime past has been
regarded as unsafe.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1897-01-21
Grand Masquerade BAH.

McGillivray's full orchestra will give q
msso uerade ball ia Workmen hall Thurs
day, Jan. o. Dance begins 9 O'Clock
sharp. Grand march II. Doors open
$50. Cash prizes to be swarded-S2 for
best waltzing couple;sl for best costume;
81 for most comical costume. Arrange
ments for supper vii! be made. Good
time promissd. Everyone come. Ad-
mission: Gents 5Oc., ladies 25c.
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WlG0 LD0 86u8, B0O 30 ~ Wd9 OO0o' Au-
surance Commissioner Fsncher 10 quoted
as saying that it was necessary that
Fuller be seated"
Mr.. Sanford also says that in bis
opinion, il the Third ward recount had
been shown ss fraud, sufficient excuse
would have been found in the alleged
irregularities in the P,ngree and Mont
pelier preclncts to have unseated him
anyway.
THE PETITION WAS RECEIVED
The Bismarck Tribune says that Sen.
ator Arnold. chairman of tho election
committee denied in toto on the floor Of
the senate that tho election board OF the
Third ward OF jamestown he'd formally
requested to be heard in justice to thsm-
selves in the contest case from this dis
tr,ct. Yesterday our correspondent Gays
that the senator stated that he did not
present the petition which had been
sent him, because it was received by
telegraph, and be could not be sure that
1t was authentic. The same petition was
sent to the president Of the senate. but the
members did not hear it read before vot-
ing on the case.
This is an admission on the part Of
Senator Arnold that such q petition was
at least received by him; and as corrob.
Grating that fact and the further fact
that the existence Of such petition was
not known to ali the senators at the time
the vote was taken the following state
ment, made by Mr.. Sanford on his re-
turn from Bismarck, is proof:
II was in my seat in the senate Tues
day, just before the opening, when a
messenger boy handed me telegram
stating that the election board of the
Third ward Of jamestown bad wired the
chairman of the election committee, and
also the speaker Of the senate, asking to
be heard IN relation to the election con-
test. The boy went to Mr.. Devlne and
handed him the telegram referred to in
my message. Mr.. Devine read it and
then haudec it to Senator Arnold, chair
man of the election committee. who
showed 1t to others. When the senate
was called to order no mention was made
of the message from the election board CT
the wishes of the board to be heard be-
fore the committee in their own behalf.
The request was treated with silent con-
tempt"
First it is denied that any petition was
received. then it is admitted the same
was received but was not considered
authentic because it came by telegraph.
Even il the case 10 beyond all recall, az
the senate 10 the sole judge Of the quail
cations of its own members, the public
wants to know the facts no matter who
is concerned.
The petition was authentic 1t being
signed by the members Of the board and
transmitted by telegraph Tuesday last
~ n m
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Paper Company Fails.

Paper Company Fails.
CHICAGO, Jan. 19.-The Illinois Paper
company went into the hands Of a re-.
ceiver Monday. Assets are about $685..
600; liabilities, 100000.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1897-01-21
A Boston ..Exchange' Closes.

A Boston Exchange" Closes.
BosroN. Jan. 19.-The Boston Stock
end Grain Exchange, with offices in
nearly sll the principal New England
cities, closed up business Monday. The
creditors will not suffer, it is said.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1897-01-21
STATE PATRONAGE.
Grist of Official Plums at Gov.
ernOr Briggs Disposal.

A list Of the Offices to be filled by Gov.
Briggs has been published. There are q
large number Of them and several juicy
salaries IN the bunch. Among the list
are:
Hospital for the insane, Jamestown:
Two trustees IN place Of Hslvor johnson
OF LaMoure, and s. K. McGinnis of
jamestown. Appointment will be for
four years. Compensation S. per day
and mileage, as is all institutions.
Three trustees of the Glendale indus.
trial school not yet started.
Superintendent Of forestry and lrriga-
tion now held by Mr.. W. W. Barrett.
Medical examiner: Four examiners
in place OF H. Rutledge, Grand FORKS
w. II. Emanuel. MilDor; 4. G.
DePay, Jamestown; Henry O'keefe,
Miuot.
Adjutant general: Now filled by Col.
E. S. Miller, jamestown. Compensation
$1,000 end certain allowance for office
rent ard travelling expenses. Office this
department recommended by Gov. Allln
foGlE1uk uoo0o8O w Oo 0cs0oAAcAAON uS
the seat of government.
Penitentisry: Two trustees in place
of G. A. Lounsberry. Fargo, and Ole
Wing, Wsshburn.
Board Of pharmacy: Two members 10
place OF w. 8. Parker, Of Lisbon, and H.
Z. White Of jamestown.
State agent prevention cruelty to ami
male: Now filed by Mrs. Mary Barthol-
omew. No compensation.
Reform school: Full board in place
of j r Clark. Msndan; Henry Mann.
New Salem. J L Nelson, Glenullin; Q 4
HeQaard, Msndsn; W l. Yeater, Will
samsport. Nothing done with this lnsti-
luton except to purchase site for build
ipgs. Attempt will be made to secure
from present legislature funds for erec-
ton OF buildings.
Three trustees for the Valley City
normal and two for the Msyville; two
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1897-01-21
the SOLDIERS HOME
North Dakota the First to Make
Provision for Veterans
Wives.

The second biennial report of the
board of commissioners OF the Soldiers
Home at Lisbon. just issued, shows the
whole number cared for at the Home is
81, an increase of II during the fiscal
year Of 1895. The average number pre-
sent is, however, 20.
While North Dakota is one OF the
youngest IN the sisterhood of states, YET
to it belongs the distinction OF being the
first to make proper provision for the
shelter, care and maintenance Of the
aged wife who, during all these years of
toll and penury, has been the helpmate
and many times the mslnstsy and sup.
port Of the disabled vetersn-s generous
act that is recognized and applauded
by all liberty loving and loyal citizens of
the country. While the object of the
Home is to provide home and subsis-
tence for all honorsbly discharged
soldiers, sailors and msrinee who have
served in the army or navy of the United
States, and who are disabled by wounds,
disease or old age, or otherwise, 1t also
contemplates the care Of the wives and
widows OF the veterans as we'll. For
tunately none Of the latter have yet
been compelled to ask for adm,ttance to
the Home. OF the 50 veterans who have
been admitted IS are married, or have
living wives or minor children, or both;
the remainder, II. are single
The average age of all living members
OF the Home was IS la June, sc, '96. The
average OF members admitted during tho
year was 5S.2. Although the average
was increased so much during 1896
yet the average is the lowest Of % state
homes.
The majority of the veterans are
afflicted with diseases contracted while
IN the service, and for this and many
other reasons an appropriation Of 50, 800
for the purpose of a hospital is asked.
The appropriation asked for the in
stltution for the coming biennial period
is as follows: CurrenC expense, $500;
subsistence, $7,250: clothing, $1,000;
household, $3.50; hospital, $500;
transportation, 5000; construction, sc, 100;
farm, 81, 500. Total S25,OOO.
The only members OF the home from
jamestown are A. r. Dearbourne,
sergeant in Co. G, Third Wisconsin Inft.
and first lieutenant Go. H, Fourth U. S.
Colored Init; and Eugene G. Hall,
private in Co. @, First Michigan s. s.
The products Of the garden and farm
for 1895 aggregsted$ 1,267.65.
When bilious or costive, eat Cxscaret
candy csthsrtlc, cure guaranteed 100 25c.
Soothing for burns, scalds, chspped
hands and lips. Healing for cuts and
sores. Instsnt relief for piles, stops
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1897-01-21

John O'Donnell, A. A. Clotbier and son
and seven others petitioned the COM
mlssloners to send Veterinarian Clsry
to make an official examination of the
wound that the good name Of the peo.
pie OF Windsor and vicinity can be vim
dlC0teO.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1897-01-21

Oascarets stimulate liver. kidneys and
bowles. Never sicken, weaken or gripe.
10 cents.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1897-01-21

John Hausen, one Of the large farmers
near Edmunds, was in town today.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1897-01-21

The Weekly Alert with Northwest
Magazine q per year both papers.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1897-01-21

When bilious or costive, eat Cxscaret
candy csthartlc, cure guaranteed. 100 25c.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1897-01-21

Soothing for burns, scalds, chapped
hands and lips. Healing for cuts and
sores. Instsnt relief for piles, stops
pain at once. These are the virtues OF
DeWltt's Witch Hazel Salve. d. Baldwin.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-19

penltentiary for stabbing one j. A. Hol-
brook, in 1891
County Court Is in session at Clint
wood this week. The case Of the Com
monweath against David Fleming,
charged with feloniously striking his
cousin. Tandy Fleming. in the face with
a rock, last spring. is being heard at this
term
II is unusually dry and hot here now.
The creeks have nearly all dried up, so
that 1t IL dinicult for stock to get water.
All the grist-mills that were driven by
water power have stopped. and most Of
our people find II rather difficult to get
their supplies of meal.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-19

and which lots were assessed no only
about $40 per lot for taxation but thar bio
preponderance OF evidence is that hs gaB
| alone induced by these false Representa-
tions, there being no evidence that Do
had any knowledge as 70 Ivauhoe or
its surroundings. other than that Doe OBJ.
tained from the agent from whom Boz
purchased and the advertisements &, ads
admitted the agent had at the time tts
sale TO him was made. complainant being
mechanic, pursuing his Occupa l01 10
Richmond and had never been % Ivan.
hoa.
1t is further held that although tho
bill for the rescission OF the contrast
vas not filed until the fall Of lSo. % ap.
pearing from the evidence that there ars
no creditors OF the defendant company
to be affected by a resclssion OK The
contract; that the rights Of no third
party have interviewed, and that The posi-
ton OF the defendant company has nor
even been affected by the delay of CON.
plainant I'm repudiating his contract. ha
was not debarred by laches. or by any
ratification Of his contract 20 have
rescission thereof, and to be placed 10
statu quo.
The decree Of the lower court dismiss
ing the bill is reversed, and this court
entered such decree as the court below
should have entered, resembling The con-
tract OF sale OF the seven lots 100 Ques'
ton 10 appellant, cancelling his unpaid
purchase money notes therefor and ne
deed Of trust securing them directing
the appellant 20 rec0nvey the Tots fo Ihs
appellee. the Iyanhoe Land and Improve
ment Company. and decreeing that me
latter pay 10 the former 1892 with inc
terest thereon from the 10Th day on july,
1890, till paid and the costs Of ths sur
NO JURISDICTION.
showalter VS.. Rupe. Opinion By Card.
well j. Appeal dismissed as IMPROVE
IDENTIFY awarded
This suit was instituted by Appellee
Rupe. against w II. Showaiier up
pellanO, w. Showalter and G. h
Gilmore. to subject certain real estate %
the payment OF a debt OF N1 with inc
terest on 500 from September rs ltA
and on 500 from September IS. 1893. ihs
bill alleging that the property was con'
veyed 20 appellant by W. j. SHOW aI.r
and Gilmore to. hinder delay and &C.
fraud appellee I'm the collection or ih1
debt due him by w. j. Sh0waiier -
whom the property really beion.od. ana
upon which appellee was entitled io
lien for the amount OF his dent. ana nc
DEGREES appealed from held the deed 10
be fraudulent as 10 appellee that ~
pollant held the property in trust If
the payment OF the 500 and Interest
due appellee. subject 20 T2ramoln.
lien OF c. T.. Elmore FOR the balance Q.
purchase money due him from appeiAN'
and afterwards paid by him.
Held: That to relieve himself n9D
the DEGREES appealed from, as 90 ag
pellee, appellant has only 10 pay
debt decreed 10 appellee. and the an9.
involved In the appeal. therefore ss
less than $500 this court has no ilfl
ton, and the appeal must be disn.'s'
as improvidently awarded Dufy -
VS.. Figgate. 81 Virginia, CO..; HawA.ns -
Gresham. 81 Do, 35.
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7 the TOWER,
A WHIRLWIND OF TRADE!
SC. Unbleached Cotton,
&c. yard.
Never busy An immense stock at extremely
eager buyers Nowhere find such immense lot OF bargains



chEnsm
nd
SAM Tw f"st Cloths al sSs ' gHSh
fashion goods tn
fold nn Tdn
Henrietta a
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-19
stabbed HIS Mother-in-Law.

DWALE, VA. September ls-(speciai)
David Adams. n farmer of Line Creek.
just across the State line on the Ken
lucky side, seriously, II not fatally. stab
bed his mother-in-law, Mrs. Jennie
Adams, on Thursday. He also cut Miss
Mary Adams. his sister-ln-law. several
times In the arms and legs. Your cor
respondent is not advised as TO what tho
Noupie came up over. Adams served a
sh'-~~"Asrs' ssnfanca Ia tina Kantuckv
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-19
Trinity's Epworth League ser'ie'
Tonight.

The Epworth League OF Trinity Ae.n-
dist church will have a service at t-,.
church tonight, 10 which the plD't
invited. The following programme n'
been arranged:
!. Song, onward. Christian so.4.,.
2. Prayer by the pastor or liln''''
3. Song, Banner OF the Cross
T. Address by Rev. j. T. Mas'ih' az
tor OF Trinity.
5. Song. Preach the Gospel
6. Remarks by the president OF
league. Mr.. f.. III. Bell -,
Z. Song. "All Hall the Power OF w.
Name"
s. Benedictlon by the pastor.
II is expected that this service W" i.
interesting and instructive. ana ass i,
crease interest in the live league "
Trinity.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-19
FLANNELs-CANToN FLANNEL.


Buy now--save money! What we ofrer
are bargains only obtainable here. No
tariff prices here.
We ask your verdict on these Bargains.
Can you match these prices?
&c. Unbleached Canton Flannel, 3-4c.
1-3c. Unbleached Canton. cannot be
matched AZ such price as T-Sc
II 1-2c. UDbleached Canton, % 3-1c.
Just as you see the Unbeached adver-
tised at such low prices Is the way we
are selling Bleached ones.
lie. White Flannel IL 1-2c.
All-Woo Flannel, real value Csc, our
price f-c.
s5c. Pure White Atwood, soft-Frnisn
Flannel. 26c.
29c. All-Wool White Flannel. 22c.
All-Wool Red Twill Flannel, 25c.
39c. ATWOOD Red Twill Flannel. &c.
25c. ATWOOD Red Plain Twill Flannel,
17c.
&c. Twill Blue Flannel, 17c
CURTAIN STRETCHERs.
The Giray Curtain Stretcher is the
only reliable one. Usually sells for $50.
but our price viii he St.4s
WINDOW SHADES.
42c. Shades and all fixtures These are
no paper Shades, but good, Linen Shades.
Special price 25c
.79c. Shades 9 feet long, fixtures COM
plete made of best linen cloth; special
SOC.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-19

KID GLOVES.
All the new fall shades. I'm the new
Greens. Blues Tans. and Purple.
t' ART WORK.
New line OF Guipure Work.
STAMPED Centrepieces. the 25c. kind, in
new designs, IOc.
SHEETS.
Androscoggin Sheets. full size, 9Ox9o. re-
duced price. fSc.
Pillow-Cases lie.
Bolster Sins. 2Jc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-19
Cyclists visited Petersburg.

A large number of Richmond wheel
men. as well as a number OF lady
cyclists, left yesterday for Petersburg
90 attend the bicycle race meeting held
there. under the auspices Of the Cockade
City Cycle Club.