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MUSLIN UNDERWEAR
SALE FOR THREE DAYS.

MATCH THESE PRICES.
7sc. Gown, inserting. Hamburg yoke;
and double-roli tucks. ruffie collar ana
sleeves made of good muslin and
latest style. at special price. soc.
CSC. Gowns. two rows OF Hamburg In
serting In yoke collar and cuffs trim
med in Hamburg, made OF excellent mus
lin for three-days' sale, " t-~c
when you see them you will say so;
They are made in the best muslin and
latest styles. Aorne OF them are trim-
med in fine Torcaon lace, while some are
Hamburg. DO not fail to see this Gown
20 Gown. Never before has there
been such opportunity TO buy Under
wear so cheap. Just think. this Gown
IL roade OF Empire effect, trimmed elabo-
rateIy in Hamb'ilg for SIC.
LADIES' PANTS.
z5e. Pants, made of good muslin-spe-
Zoe. pants. trimmed with wide Ham
burg. four rows 81 tucks, good muslin,
s See our great Shirt bargains we offer
FOR 20 75. and spc: worth double.
DRESSING sACQUEs.
The cool weather Is here, and you Will
need them in the morning
E.derdown Dressing secques, trimmed
I'm Crochet finish. for &c.
&C. Dressing Sacques. Imitation OF
French faunel-a big har~aln-foc.
LADIES' WALKING HATS
AND SAILORS.
We offer big bargains in this depart
ment tomorrow. DO not IAN 10 see
these bargains.
BOYS AND GIRLS CAPS.
Compare these prices with others.
BOYS and Girls Blue and Red Tam
| o. Sharters. CSC. value. for 1oc.
| Bows and Girls Blue and Red Tam
o. shanter. trimmed In leather band'
| leather-inish crown, ana ieatner strap
| s9c. value, for Zoo.
For girls only. Blue Tam O. Shanter
| Can trimmed with feather and bucklc'
| zoe. value. for &c. =,
| Boys and Girls Tam O. Shanters, IN
! Blue and Red Trimmed IN pralu' W.
value. for 3Dc
Girls best quality Blue Tam o Shan
ter trimmed in Father and ribbon, t9c.
quality. for 4Gc. NJ, ~,
Boys Golf Caps in Navy-Blue, Che
y'ot. and Cloth, 25c, value, for f0c.
see our line of r1pc. Caps for boys and
girls. They cannot be matched:
Infants silk ind Mixed Turkish
| Caps. 75c value for Doc.
CULTURE wORIS.
Every householder should come ano
see what big values we do offer I'm this
| DEPARTMENT and for birthday or wed,
| ding present why not come and select
from the leaders Of the art work.
N.5 Shams. with open art worn
corners and heavily braided. for oOc
| nair.
s2.I5 shams, with open work on corners
and all round, the Madolin effect, spe
81 Centre Pieces big value for thu
money. 5Oc.
SIS Centre Pieces. with colored Gui
pure work. cannot be matched in thu
city. for 75c.
81. 30 Scarf. IL long. big value for m
money with cut-Vork centre and borde
all round, specia, &c. :.
There are many other big values II
This department not mentioned In prin
to-day. but como and exaroire our stool
and see the bargains we offer you.
LADIES' NECKWEAR.
Gle 10 s2: worth double.
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awhile, the mother going to visit a
sick fiiend The children were amusing
themselves with box Of matches, when
the clothing Of this little fellow became
lenited, and before 1t could be extin-
guished he was so terribly burned that
he died in a few hours.
Rev. J. c. Shiyes. recently OF the Otter
vile Presbyterian church, has accepted
n call to the church at Fincastle.
Mr.. ]. n. Rosser. son Of the late Dr.
Leonidas Rosser, who has resided IN the
county for a number of years, left this
week to accept position in Danviile.
Miss Susie Haas, of Birmingham, Ala''
is the guest Of Mr.. j. l.. Campbell.
Mrs. G.. F. Nicholasson and children
left Tuesday for her home, at C!arks-
vile. Tenn.
Miss Lula Mcclure. who has been visit
ing her aunt, Mrs. G. w. Clayton has re-
turned to her home. at Suffolk.
Mr.. J. +. Johnston, of Hampton, IS
visiting friends here, where for some
time he resided.
Mr.. J. b. C. Morris, OF Richmond, Is
listing his family at their summer resi-
Gence, near the town.
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PLAY THE MANDOLIN.
,.,,o Young MANCHESTER MEN TO
co ON THE STAGE.
yEW VENTURE IN ADJUSTMENTS
.,...r. Holt aud CARRIER to Make n
rour. one Picking the Mandolin
and the other Playing the Pinno-
natural Talent for Music.

on Friday evening. November 18th,
Messrs. W. T. Holt and A. NJ. CARRIER. two
clever young musicians OF Manchester.
Win appear IN Petersburg in the first OF
q series OF mandolin recitals. This series
viii embrace the winter in time. and
many cities Of the East and West in
space. The rccseals are designed to de-
monstrate the rich and peculiar capabili-
ties OF that instrument
prom Petersburg Messrs. Holt and Gar
Der will go 20 Washington, where they
WILL be Joined by their manager They will
sppcar in a number OF concerts in the ma.
tional capital. and afterwards in other
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An Opportunity to Make sa5.

Twenty-Five dollars in cash is hereby
offered for the best title for great dry
goods house. Messrs. julius Meyer
Sons, now at Sixth and Broad streets,
before moving into their handsome new
establishment, desire suggestions as to
title to be given their store. such as other
similar large dry-goods houses employ.
For example. "A City in Itself, The
Big Store" &c. The money will be PAID
on November 18th 10 the first person who
will suggest a title which the firm will
adopt. The title must consist of not less
than two nor more than five words, and
since in their establishment everything
will be sold, an unlimited field for thought
Is offered to the contestants. The only
provision is that you must write the sue'
gestion In the coupon which Will be
printed in every advertisement Of JULIUS
Meyers Sons. appearing on the twelfth
naco OF the Dispatch. Leave or mall
coupons to the store, Sixth and Broad
streets.
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REVENUES OF DOMINICA.
They Are Secured by EngIishmeu-
Fears About SANTANA Hay.

WASHINGTON, October 3o.--Accordina
to a message just received at the State
Department from Consul Powell. dated
at Port-au-PriDce. October nth. an Eng.
lish syndicate has secured charge of tho
customs revenue of the republic OF Santo.
Domingo for period OF 100 years, oy
making loan OF s7.5Oo.OOo to the local
government.
According to the terms OF the loan.
the syndicate takes charge OF tho customs
houses of the republic. receives and col-
lects all duties on imports and exports.
and pays over TO the government a GER
tain per cent. OF the revenue thus De-
rived for the current expenses OF the
government.
The syndicate assumes the debt owed
10 the American Loan Syndicate, and 50
cures important railway concessions.
Mr.. Powell adds that the English Con.
sui. on the morning of the date OF hil
letter. left on a steamer to sign the
protocol of the agreement with the SYM
dictate.
Mr.. Powell expresses the fear that some
concessions have been made on the part
of the republic to the effect that tho
English Government shall secure quasi
possession Of SANTANA bay.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-31

increases when one knows that he has
never seen. and is hopelessly blind. lie
was educated at the Deaf and Dumb ana
blind Institution. at Staunton. only MS
sIght is lacking, however. His voice mas
a musical clearness and sweetness,
while the ear, as II laboring 10 olspel
the consciousness that he is phhu' calenes
every sound. There Is woIlu,
Sowever where all to him Is light
here walk the glorihed forms of Mozart,
peethoven Mendelssohn, and the mas
Tors Sitting at his piano with his supple
enTers running over the keys, his blind
ness melts away and is forgotten.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-31

Mcssrs Homer & Clark. Of this city,
are daily adding to their reputation at
home and abroad. In competition with
sixteen OF the leading photographers OF
America, they have been placed among
the three best by the London Salon Com
mittee as Will be seen from the follow
ing letter recently received.
ONCE of the Photo. Beacon,
Tribune Building. Chicago.
Messrs. HOMER & Clark:
OF the sixteen prints | sent to the Eng
lish Salon, only three have been accepted,
yours being among the latter. Please
accept my congratulations.
+. DUNDAS TODD,
Editor Beacon.
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Great Tuesday, and wednesday
they are hui
small ecan e they will last


DRESS GOODS.
Greatest vaIue that has even
been offered to Richmond public
Compare our prices with others.
Atwood Fancy Mixed Cheviot. IN shs
newest and best colora These goods arr
very cheap at csc. yard.
ss-Inch All-wool Granite. one Of thu
best wearing goods ever made. beautsfu
weave. regular 75c. quality. for BOc.
52-inch Broadcloth and Covert Cloths
Atwood. in new shades Of Blue. Green
Brown. Purple. Navy-Blus and Black
would be cheap for 75c.. our price 10
yard.
4o-inch Taffeta Goods. Two-Tone. Green.
Black. and Purple and Black, cheap as
4s-inch All-wool New Weave Granite.
in all the new shades. real value n. our
price 75c.
real value sl.39. our price 81 yard.
4s-inch Qecio Goods. Two-Tone eject,
something new. real value u-Ss, our price
See our Plaids: we are showing CSC. ia
BLACK DRESS GOODS.
sl-inch Figured Mchair. aoc. value. for
IL he
ss-inch Figured Mohair. . bargain.
ss-inch Atwood Serge. ssc. value Tor
25c.
ss-inch Figured visro suitins. soc. quail.
H-inch French Serge sec. quality, soc.
3S-inch Sicilian, 81 grade. DOC.
44-inch Snowflake suiting, big bargain
Our 75c. and 81 Black Dress Goods cam
not be matched. Come see what big bar
gains they are.
GREAT SILK BARGAINS
Compare our prices with others.
At zoe. yard 2o-inch Fancy SIX. for
waist trimmings, In all new colors, 6oc.
AT 3ec. yard. A-inch Lining SILK. ali
new shades. heavy quality, 50c. value.
At 75c. yard, 22-inch Roman Stripe silks
at At SOC. yard. 22-inch Black Brocads
AT At SOC soc. yard, A-inch Black Satin
! Duchess 81 grade.
! SKIRTS.
Ready Made Skirts for less than the
! material would cost,
50 Rustling. Figured. Mohair Skirts.
neatly made. velvet binding, for ~
500 Figured Mohair Skirts Biack),
rustling lined. velveteen binding. for
/ S1.42.
s2.75 Black Brocade Mohair Skirts. to 80
on this sale as long as they last for
$50
$3.50 Black .Sicilian Skirts. rustllng lined.
faced deep with linen canvas, velvet bind
ing. neatly made, for $3.50. ,f
BLANKETS.
No such value has ever been offered
| before.
See our 2fc. Blanket. Soc. value.
"a Wool Blanket. full size, 81. 80 pair.
| So Wool Blanket. big bargain, full
size, ;3.4S n pair.
COMFORTS.
this department.
We have them from 29c. to SIS. Some
OF them are worth double.
SILK Down Comforts. s3.4s. worth %.
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UNION PACIFIC n. n. SALE.


OMAHA, NEB.. October so..-For q
time to-day there was great excitement
In railroad circles in this city. over re-
port that an injunction had been asked.
preventing the sale of the Union Pacifa
road, under foreclosure. next Monday.
The report first came through ois-
patch from Dow. Jones & Co., OF New
York, but In short time the story came
in from other points. IL was Impossible
10 substantiate the story, however, ana
Il is not thought here that there u
anything in IL.
Judge Munger. OF the United States
District Court. was the only FedcrNh
fudge In the city to-day. He said that
he had not heard OF any move 10 OBJ
tain an injunction. and declared that if
such an attempt were made before him.
the chances were that he would refuse 70
have anything 20 do with the matter.
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FOUND DEAD
I'm n Field Near Ivy-A Singular Ac-
cident.

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA, October
so--(speclal.)- body Of one-iegged
man was found in field near Ivy yes
terday. Dr. Baptist, who examined the
body. was OF opinion that the man had
been dead several days. and that death
was due to natural causes, though has
tened by drink and exposure. Persons
from Mediums say the man had been
seen in that village on Tuesday, drunk
and under the delusion that some ona
was ION his traiP' to kill him. His name
was Il. NJ. Coleman.
A runaway mare belonging TO Mr.. Wing
field imraled herself on wagon-tsnEne
this morning on Main street. TIE ton
que entered the breast and came out w.
der the body. after penetrating two fsss.
surgeon says she may recover ene
is valued at $780,
p. Garland's bar, at Ivy. was broken
into and a large sum OF money stolen
Mr.. and Mrs. Carter, OF this county
have gone to FLORIDA for the winter.
The Misses Carey, OF near Ivy, iefs ye..
terday for philadelphia. whence tnsy WI
sail for England.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-31
WORK AMONG STUDENTS.
Steps Taken by Young Men of Col
Ieges 10 Forward Christian Cause.

The Young Mems Christian Association
Of Richmond College. through its very eff
sient president. mr.. John e. Johnson. has
been for some time taking a very active
interest in the subject Of Christian work
among the students OF the various coll
leges OF this city. Mr.. Johnson's efforts
IN the direction OF perfecting an organi-
ration 70 represent all the colleges IN
this work FIRST took concrete form In a
meeting held in the members parior OF
the Young Mems Christian Association
on Saturday night a week ago. In this
meeting ali the colleges in the city were
fepresented and temporary organ,za-
lion was formed. Mr.. 4. G. Osborne. OF The
University College OF Medicine, being the
temporary chairman,
committees was then appointed 10 ar
range Tor a public meeting, 20 oe neiu
Sunday night, November zist Also, a
Committee 10 investigate and report upon
ihe psaeticabilify Of having ehapei ser
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!. a @as.' $1,000
liar.
1rn ST..
IL hn PLUSH CA
! !. s ..:.'' $3.50
angeable
: ;' 's.ss sS.75
Il'So $500
91'ou $500
po.oO y $11.O(
}S.OO|$2.5O
CARPETS.

CARPETS.
Can you match them at such
prices? You will find
75c Tapestry Carpet, SOC.
CSC. Tapestry Carpet, 4sc.
Soc Brussels Carpet. G3c.
81 Body Brussels Carpet, 1oc.
1875 Best Body Brussels Carpet, soc.
INGRAM CARPET-They are i yard
vide, and prices way down.
&c Ingram, 1ec.
&c. Ingram, 2Jc.
50c Ingram, 30c.
coo. Ingram, <5c.
75c. Ingram, Brussel effect, 5oc yard.
RUGS.
Can YOU match these prices:
81 Smyrna Rug. Ssx1s. for 5oc.. :.
$3.50 Smyrna Rug, 63x3l, FOR $40.
big bargain. Other stores are asking
81 to $3.50 yard.
DRUGGETs.
Come, special prices tomorrow.
Neat patterns wool. Sx3. special A.9s,
Atwood Ingram Drugget. Sx3 IL, sold
| for 49, special S61s.
All-Wool Ingram Drugget. 3x4 l-2 worth
! s12. special $50 -,
value SO. size 3x2 ID. special $40
SMYRNA DRUGGETS-S5 SMYRNA
size 3x4, for SO. am
| w, have them from $40 to 500.
LACE CURTAINS.
Tomorrow will be special sale
| in Lace Curtains. Come and see
what bargains you can get.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-31

Commencing November LIST Hume
Minor Company will soil pumber OF
beautiful new Upright Pianos at cost
Among them are Mason Hamlin,
Kranick & Bach, Needham. Weber. ana
other makes in rosewood. mahogany,
and walnut. This is the opportunity OF
a lifetime to secure first-class plano
at a very low price. Call early ana
make selection. as only limited num-
Der can be sold at cost
HUME-MINOR COMPANY.
No SIS cast Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-31

we have just received the following
new goods from our buyer in New York
TIN ee-pound cans Apple-Butter &c. cam
Cherries and Pineapples, 1oc. can; New
California Prunes. sc. pound; imported
Sourkrout. &c. quart; Imported SWitzer
Cheese. l5c. pound; California Rice. &C.
pound: Home Made Jelly. &c. pound;
New Barley, &c. pound; Early June Peas
&c. quart; New Beans and Peas &c. quart;
10 bars Octagon Shape Soap for 25c.; Pure
Lard. &c. pound; California yellow
Peaches. ~ 1-2c. can; Apricots, IL l-2c.
can; North Carolina Rec Herrings. DC
dozen; Splendid Tea, 2Jc. pound; High
Craze Roasted Coffee. lie. pound; en-
Snaps, &c. pound; Large 4-strins
Broom, 49,; Can Tomatoes Thistle
Bra nd, &C.: Canned Corn, &C.; Early June
Peas. Sc. can. and TO end to the bar
gains We have large stock OF every
thing you want. and q per cent. less
than any other house In the trade. Try
us and be convinced.
S. UI,LMAN'S SON.
Uptown Store, No SOC east Marshall
street; Old and New Phone. "a. Down
Town Stores, No. 1890 and 1922 east Main
street; Old Phone. 3ls; New Phone 5os
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-31
Eirexyood Chenp.

The Virginia and North Carolina
wheel Company is Offering Kindred
Hickory and oak Wood in suitable
lengths for cooking-stoVes ana heaters.
This wood is unsurpassed LOT coohlng
purposes, and If you use 1t once you wiz a.
,nhone us. Old phone, All; new phone
11Oe
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-31

On Monday next. at 4:SO p. NJ. rare
chance will l,s offered investors at the
trustees sale of the Howard's Grove
nroperty Of the Southern Loan and In
I,estment Company. One hundred and
eixty-dye building lots and four frame
houses (all rented to good tenants) VIII
ne sold TO satisfy small Indebtedness.
The property Immediately adjoins the
citv Is convenient TO the cars, etc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-31
Pianos, Pianos. Pianos.

We have them in Uprights at all
prices, ranging from 500 to 500. See our
stock this week, and learn what the
manufacturers can do for you in High
Grade Pianos.
CHASE BROS. PIANO COMPANY,
No. 40 east Broad street.
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WANTED TO BLEED TO DEArH.
Mr.. Mnntlo, of Church Hill, Cats .
Vein in His Arm With That InteSt.

Mr.. J. L. Mantle attempted to commit
suicide at his residence. No. 6o2 north
Twenty-fifth street. yesterday morning
by cutting large vein In HIS arm. The
rash and apparently uncallsd-for act was
committed about . o'clock, and u was
o'clock In the afternoon before the
ambulance was summoned and the now
of blood stopped. The unfortunate man
was weak from loss OF blood when the
ambulance surgeon reached him, ana y
was well that he had not delayed. Men-
tio was taken to the City Hospital, thu
ebbing tide checked. and is now fsst ~
covering. No cause Is assigned Tor tne
deed. Z.
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s.a,. Headache Cured

IA ,ts return prevented by using DR..
mav,d's Liver Pills. 1.-The best on earth
CO.. RIliousness, Constipation, and all
i,y,ar troubles. Price, 70 cents box; .
boxes for 81. ,,,,,op np,1c 20
Richmond. Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-31

Miss Johnston has resumed her classes
a. Art Needlework. and will be pleased
60 have your patronage. She will be
sIai 10 havo you call on her between
The hours of 10 A. NJ. and P. NJ. at
Art department of the Cohen Company,
~here advice will be given FREE to all
purchasers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-31
stop That Cough

with DIR. DAvIp's COUGH SYRUP of
Pure Pine Tar. Horehound, Wild
Cherry, etc. The best on earth for
Coughs, Groups, Bronchitis, and all
Throat and Lung Troubles. Twenty
FIVE cents everywhere.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-31

| will buy n Iaiior-mauc Soos.
I In all the new shades OF
cloth. lined throughout with
heavy stripe silk, real value
PES.
will buy a sultz Plush Cape
trimmed in mink tails. fur
and jet, real value 1850.
will buy a sultz Plush cape
neatly lined. trimmed IN rap
bit fur. real value Sc.
vii, buy a sultz Plush Cape.
real value 50; this Cape Is .
bargain: trimmed In fur, JET
and braid.
will buy a sultz Plush Cape
double box-pleated pack
trimmed in braid and JET
worth $3.50.
\ will buy a Plush Cape, Is
l really worth SIS, double
box-pleated back. trimmed
In braid.
will buy q Mixed Cloth
Jacket. with a large fancy
collar, trimmed in velvet and
braid. value s..
will buy a Blue Cloth Jacket,
in all sizes, real value
$50.
will buy a Brown Mixed
Cloth Jacket. trimmed In
soutache braid. worth s..
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Simon UOvvnn n

who has been connected with the store
of A. Saks &c Co. for the past five years,
in the Gentlemen's Furnishing Depart
ment, Is now with the Globe. in their
Gentlemen's Furnishing Department.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-31

Mr.. II. G.. Ball. one of Richmonds
most popular young statesmen, formerly
with the e. b. Taylor Company. Is now
connected with the new crockery house,
w. s. Hugg e. Co. 100 east Broad street,
where he will be glad to see his friends.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-31
80. naby !. Cutting Teeth

no sure and use that old ana weia.,risa
r pe sS Mrs. winslow's Soothing syrup:
rensu n,,aren teething. IL soothes the
LOT l9,,s o'' aostens the gums. allays all pain,
cures vsind-coiic. and il the best remeuy
sar Slarrboea. TWENTY-FIVE cents oott'e
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-31
Pianos at Auction

are generally sold for cash, but we can
give you lowest prices. and make most
liberal terms on our large stock Of
Chase Bros pianos.
CHASE BROS. PIANO COMPANY.
No. 4i9 east Broad street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-31
Fancy Chairs.

Fancy Chairs.
Fancy Chairs.
SYDNOR & HUNDLEY,
The Leaders.
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More Good News for IL Richmond
Firm.

Firm.
The c. +. Sauer Company are In re-
celpt of a telegram from Nashville, Tenn
announcing that they have been award
ed the medal and highest honors OF Their
class at the exposition for their havor-
ing extracts, for purity, strength, hne
flavor. and excellence Of material. Ihere
were four exhibits of the leading ex-
tract-houses Of this country at the ex-
posltion. and the c. +. Sauer Company
feel Justly proud Of this honor. IL VIII
be remembered that this firm took the
sar1e honors with gold medal at the At
lanta Exposition.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-31
READY-MADE SHEETS.
81 Sheets. full size. hemmed, for DOC.
UNDERWEAR BARGAINS.

UNDERWEAR BARGAINS.
Cameps-Hair Shirt, Blue and Gray, for
men. heavy fieece-lined worth 81. for
50c. Pants TO match at the same price.
Gray and White Wool Shirts, for men,
real value Soc. for soc. Pants TO match
N.25 Gray. White. and Red Shirt, Pants
to match, TO be sold for snc.
s139 Medicated Shirt. for 81.
S225 Double-Breasted and back, Medi-
Gated Shirts for men, special sl.2o.
wINDOw-sHADEs.
Another week they go at spe-
cial low prices.
42c. Shade. with all fixtures complete.
25c.
TIC. Shade, feet. with all fixtures COM
plete, 25c.
LADIES' AND CHILDREN's
UNDERWEAR.
Big Bargains we will offer you
tomorrow. Do not fail to see
what little money will do. 1t is
impossible for print to tell what
big values we do offer.
BOYS CLOTHING.
We offer big values for little
money.
soc. Wool Pants, 25c.
$50 Boys Wool Suit, sf.25.
50 Boys Suit, $3.50.
$3.50 Boys Suit. A big value for $3.50
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Furniture.

Prices never so low as now at j. A.
Gilmore & Co.'S, No. east Broad
street. Ten per cent. cash discount.
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The lowest prices and best values IN
ali the latest styles OF Dress Goods.
Wraps. CARPETS. Mattings e. ,c mos Gnoas ar
Mitteldorfer's.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-31
Aha!

A mascotl One Of sydnor & hunaiey s
suits OF Furniture. III ana hS cast n'oa'
street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-31

If you spend your money with j. A.
Gilmore & Co, No. Z east Broad street.
YOU are sure to be entirely satisfied. Ten
per cent cash discount.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-31

Ten per cent. cash discount at J. g..
Gilmore & Co.'S Furniture Store, No. Z
east Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-31
Pianos Sold, Repaired, Tuned, and
Moved.

Leave your orders at the same place,
119 east Broad street, near the corner OF
Second street. Mr.. Manly b. Ramos is
in charge. and will be glad to see his
former friends and customers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-31

visit the Cloak Room OF Meyer Sycie
and see the complete array OF Wraps,
Children's Cloaks and Wrappers.