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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-24
Great Silk Offerings.

The Greatest Silk Offerings I'm Rich
uond. An the newest and richest effects
at undorpri ccs-COMPARE!
At Cc yard: 20-inch fancy Tafota
silks. i'm the largest and most varied as
sortmont in the city.
AZ 29c. a yard: zO-inch Fancy SILK for
waist and trimmings, I'm an the new color
combination; regular 19c. goods.
At 81 yard: 27-inch Rich Roman
Striped Taneta extra heavy goods and
the pretticst colors made in silks; regu-
lar $3.50 silk.
At 81 yard: 20-inch handsome Fieur-
od Novelty silk in an The beautiful swell
coiors. this Us the prettest silk ever
shown i'm richmond for Che price.
At N19 yard: pinch handsome Ex-
tra Heavy Striped Taneta; two-toned
ground. with handsome stripes, very
cheap.
At 81 a yard: 2-inch very heavy new
Plaid Tancta. this is the latest shing in
Silks. and we have am excellent lire in
900 the various c0lors.
AT &C. a yard: 20-inch Glace Tanreta. fin
al the popular and best colors, extra
heavy and very cheap.
st 2qc "a yard. u-inch China silks. I'm
au the light shades. very smooth and
high finish. regular 39c. quality
AT SOC. q yard. 2O-inch Extra Heavy
Black Taneta Silk, very high lusue; reg
ullr Csc. SILK.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-24

herself on account Of sudden illness For
tunat.lv. none of the other guests noticed
the terrible contre temps. and 60 this
dav. the fashionable hostess s quite in
IGNORANCE as fl tne cause OIL the retreat
of her fair yoHne su.st
Another instance win servo 10 Illus
trate a little different phase OF tae mat
Ter. lady bad prepared table with
"A splendid reulst Tor number OF ex-
peeted guests a conspicuous center
niece for the table was beautiful
iariiniere OF growing plants. The ma
boranv. ass We shall see was literally
....roanine" with it's load OF good things.
,,,1 the mistress of the house surveyed
,be finished arrangement and decorations
with pardonable pride. Unfortunately. as
The event proved, there was a weak
mot I'm one OF the table legs. and the
,,,nsual burden proved too heavy for 10
IN sunport. While the mistress was alb
sent i'm another part OF the house. she
heard a terrible crash. She hurried to
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-24
Linen Bargains.

Great big values crammed into
little bits Of prices. To-morrow's
offerings are truly wonderful.
COMPARE
Hloached Twill Crash. llue border l6
inches wide. good value 1t .c. tur src-
cial low price makes if 2aic.
Rcd-Bordcr Crash all linen. lG inches
wide bargain at e.. Special low price
makes 30 &c.
Bath Towels. red border - inches Wide
by ~ inches long. regular y4he l-'-'.
our special low price makes in.h ''r.
Iluck Towels hemmed ald ltlftn. l'N
border. 20 inches wide by - ncn's I"N-.
700 linen. the new price is lt'. our uId
special price makes them l-,t
irish Linen Napkins an .lnon. T. inches.
heavy. even thread. the now price ie 81
our special low price makes tncm s'r.
German Linen Napkins '9 inches inf
new price Dis Sl25. our spac.t. loss Wiee
makes them ST.
Irish Linen Napkins. % inches; ,nc now
price ii SLED. Our special low Wice mtNff
them 81.
Turkey Red Damask good width, roeu-
llr price 17c. Our special cut price mah'
il l2i4c.
Turkey Red Frngcd Tablc-Cloths, iaet
colors. yards long. good number at Sl.i'
our special low price makes them Soc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-24
Hosiery Under-P riced.

Stronger, better-dyed and more
dependable Hose for the money is
what we offer our patrons to-mor-
row. COMPARE J
Boys Heavy Derby Ribbed Black Hose.
worth Zoe. pair for &C.. pair. 800 sizes S's,
o and 9is. smaller sizes for Sc. pair
Misses Fine Ribbed Seamless. double
heel and toe worth 1910. pair. for lnc
pair. fast and stainless black
Misses and Boys School Hose, that arc
worth l5c. pair. seamless and s,1n'e
double heels and toes, sizes . 20 DO, for
l2Ec. pair.
Misses Ribbed Hose real Maco. double
knee, heel and toe, guaranteed absolutely
fast and stainless. Hormsdorf oyc, sizes
TO o. 100. pair.
Boys Extra Quality bicycle Hose,
spliced knees heels and toes, She Kind
that won't wear out. sizes 20 10. 21c. pr.
Ladies' Plain Black Hose, guaranteed
positively stainless. only Sc. pair.
Ladies' Heavy Balbriggan and oxford
Gray Hose, &c. pair.
Ladies Crown Dyo Hose. seamless.
ana worth 12l.c. pair. for s l-jc., or 9 pairs
for 21c.
Ladies' Tan and Black Hose. fast color
and with seamless balbriggan feet, l-'-c
pair
Ladies' Hermsdorf Hose, plain black,
double solcs. high spiced heels a1i toes
lJc. pair.
Ladies Plain Black Hormsd9rf hose m
light and heavy weight, spl,ed heei1' toes
and sOles pc pair
Ladies' Fine imported Black Hose nou J.,
bile solcs heels and toes, Doe. i"lI' vi %
rnfre fnr
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-24

flowers and in flower pots numbers OF
uncanny creatures that are not exactly
mice TO have I'm the house" Even cut
flowers may harbor bugs and worms that
have escaped the most careful scrutiny
and that sometime put themselves in ovi-
dence at very inopportune times and
places. A young lady dining at a fash-
ionable house in This city was seated quite
near "a gorgeous pyramid OF orchids and
other greenhouse raritics, so large that
60 almost covered that part of the table.
Just as the dinner was fairly started. my
young friend. who was rapturOusly add
miring the magnificent floral display obj
served % her dismay. almost directly over
her head. a long green measuring worm
that was looping and unlooping itself IN
a lolsurely parade among the flowers,
when. horror or horrors. the thing sud-
denly dropped itself by silken thread
and fen sQuarely into her plate uf soup
She gave an Involuntary little cry, put
her handkerchief to her face, and EXCUSED
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-24

rs dirt. and IL cannot hoe too clearly un-
dcrstood that dirt In am forms and places
may be and usually Is more or less o.
menace to human lfe Those terrible
thinea with which We have become 30
mmular-disease producing bacteria-are
often hatborcd and sometimes bred in
soil. MANY of them find in such rich
soil AS is used for p0tted plants. con-
genial nesting place well suited Tor their
rauid MULTIPLICATION and growth. An
other important fact IS that, especially
Jas cities. atmospheric dust Is pretty sure
10 carry more or less Of the germs OF
such diseases AS grip consumption. pneu-
rnonia. scarlet fcvor measles. whooping
cough. diphtheria. malarial and other fe-
,crs. and Il IS y,fy unwise TO keep IN
the house any dirt Ike The soil in
flower pots where these deadly germs can
find "A lodsm,nt. or as some Of them do.
increase n number and yirucrce
I'm spite of every precaution there are
sometimes found on growing plants and
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-24
A Wide Range Of Choice Merchandise
Dress Goods VaIues.

Dress Goods values Of the proper sort
Splendid stylos-cxccpuonably good val
COMPARE
l0-lnch Fancy Mixed Kcrscy Cloth, all
wool. and the newest and best oolors 3
these goods are very cheap at zoe. yard
fs-inch Atwood Granite Cloth, ono Of
the best wearing goods ever made and
beautiful weave of goods; regular zoe.
quality, 15c. a yard.
ai-inch Atwood Checked and Mixed
Dress Goods. IN very stylish and beau-
tIfm line of colors well worth 55c. yard,
our price, BE. yard
aS-inch All-Wcol Mohoir Curls. This
i- "a now goods, and we have them i'm a
beautiful assortment of patterns and col
ors Soc % yard.
f1-inch Handsome Bourettc Plaids, I'm
an the scasonable colors-rcd, blue, black,
green and black blue and green, etc.
Regular 05c. Plaids Tor soc. yard.
52-inch Broadcloth. in every shade, old
blue. seal brown. gold brown navy, black
green. etc. This is one Of the greatest
bargains ever oncrod-50c. yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-24

flowing with n good proportion of iine
Austrian and shipping tobacco. bringing
from twelve TO- twenty cents per pound.
had occasion during fhe last season
To- show % sample oi m. Ilppus to1Aecp
Cd one of YOUR enferpr .ug comm son
firms. and they very holoraDiy advised
me not To- bring s. 90 Richmond, as l,
u-onlI bring more ON other markets than
BE- would there that they dld not nave "a
buyer for that class uf tobacco ON the
Richmond markets. Now that sample
that they priced at from seven % ten
cents sold for fourteen ccnts 900 the small
toxin OF Blackstone. ! have known fare
rsrrs 10 0ffer their tobacco in Richmond
and take IL in and ship 90 petersburg. and
make by so doing from three 70 four cents
nor mound What is the resClt2 That e9l
pounds ont OF every l.o9o goes somewhere
alsa. 1 mean of thc dark loose. raised
within hauling distance OF Richmond. and
YOU are mistaken when YOU say other
I'M .rileis nave the advantage ln being
near 90 the producer AN she has 20 do
ls % equal prices with other markets. and
your streets would be hlled " overlooking
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-24
Canton Flannel Sac.

Great valucsi i'm Cantous-greater
than ever offered. We only ham
die the sort that's dependable.
COMPARE
A great number On Canton Flannels.
90 Goth. heavy iWil. with long fleece, Will
not rub oG n laundering. but there TO
stay.
Canton Flannel unhle1chcd. % inches
wide. heavy rwu long fleece. cheap az
&c.. our special low price makes IL b..
Canton Flannel, unbleached go inches
wide heavy twin. with long. soft hecce
regular zoe. value; our very low price
makes d. 1-ee.
Canton Flannel unhieachcd, 81 inches
,gide extra halvv twill with soft long
raecc. This weight is worth 70 II c.; our
special low price makes ii Joe.
cai4on FLANNEL bloachod. 2S inches
y,fio. Grc TWILL with short soft fleece,
good value at joe, OUT special low price
makes d. f-.n.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-24
Dress Makers Supplies,

Welcome indeed are the under
prices we quote on staple, depend
able supplies. COMPARE J
Sc. Tracing Wheels (oak handle), &c
each.
zoe. Shears nicely finished, l0c. pair.
~ 1-2c. SILK Onside) Beltings, Sc. yafd.
Sc. Covered Dress Steels. &C.. dozen.
BE-. pieces Bone Casing good shaaes'
&c. piece.
&c. boxes Black Pins. 1c. box.
SOC. alpha" Dress Shields new)' -'c
pair
&c. papers Gold Eyed Needles &C.. paper
lie. KlInerts Feathcr-welght Dress
Sc. cards Hump" Hooks and Eyes, &c.
card.
II l-2c Black Velvet Bindings, Toe. piece
&c. Spools Linen Thread, lc. spool.
1jc. pieces An-SilS Seam Binding, Toe
piece.
Sc. pair.
Toe. pieces Hook and Eye Tape enough
for a dress) Sc. piece.
&c. Heavy Steel Thimble. 1c each.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-24
Leather Goods Savings.

We've the greatest and best
show of Leather Goods-pocket-
books, combination cases, chate-
lanes and such like. Our prices
are way under other stores Tor
equal grades. COMPARE
An-Lcathcr Black Combination Cases
good string clasp. poe. value 90 go at noe.
Real Leather Combination Gases DID tan.
green and black, value .ecr TO sell ''
l9c.
Real seal. Double Combination Cases in
black. worth Soc. special price SOC.
a splendid line of Pocket books aiI-
leather. large and small size, from CO.
lo -1c.
Al-Lccther Chnd's Chatelaine bags IN
TAM green. red, and black. With SILVER ana
gold chain special price lic.
Slack Leather Chatelaine Bags win
outside pocket. nickel clasp and leather
strap worth lSc.. special price zac.
Larse size Chatelainc Bags. black win
leather strap. regular price ssc, now i-c'
Real leather, large size Bill BOOKS
worth -9c.. 10 sell at 1sc.
Leather Belts. in tan and brown were
&c.,. reduced TO i9c.
Music Rolls, in tan and black were
Sl.19. now Z5c.
Large size Chatelaino Bag with Ozidiz-
cd chain and rim, black leather; special
price, zoe.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-24
Unusual Blanket Values.

We Offer wlrn0r heavier larger and
hotter Blanket than others and ask you
TO- COMPARE.
Strictly Atwood. fun li-l en- size.
wciehs fun 3 pounds ounces. extra fine
ouality. no cotton mixture. guaranteed
am wool. silk tape bound. assorted bor-
dcrs. in pink. blue ANA red. 20 regular $9'iS
blanket our special low price. S3gs.
I-nmatchahie I--f ATWOOD Blanket bar
Gains in white only, assorted borders Of
mink red. blue and yellow, all-silk bound
guaranteed strictly an wool. woishs 8
hounds worth SIS. Your pick out oil this
lot for $3.50 pair.
Emil l0-l s.ze strictly an wool good,
heavy quality. or,ed borders. they can
not be duplicated, REGULAR $3.50 quality.
Our price, $40.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-24
Ribbon Offerings.

It's ridiculous for others to even
attempt to compete with us on
Ribbons. We've the acknowl-
edged Ribbon store of Richmond.
Read The prices. COMPARE
30. 60 G-incm Fancy Satin Brocadod
Ribbon, really worth &c.,, TO sell az &C.
yard.
No. 40 G1-2-inch) Double-Faccd Satin
Ribbon, good shades, really worth -'c"
to sell at 1lc. O. yard.
No IN 4-incm Fine White Gauze RIB
bon with black SIX stripes, actu'iy
worth 6c.. to- sell al l4c. yard
1yo. 0 Il Pinch. An-snl heavy c. rD
BLACK eros Grain Ribbon, worm ~ l--e7
70 sell at Sc. a yard.
No. = All-snk eros Grain Ribbon, GOOD,
bright shades, actually worth Be- u" SCI"
at lc. u yard.
No. 1 An-snk Idnen-back Velvet Rib
hon really worth pc, 10 sell nc lit.
piece of ten yards.
No. 70 c2-mcm Al-snk eros Grain Rib
hon. AN shades. worth T. l-2c, 10 sell "l
&C. a yard.
No. Satin Daisy Ribbon, all shades
worth &c.,. to- SELL at &c., piece OF ten
yards. ~t. o.,.t
MORE Ribbon. worth l5c, 80 sell at 'c'
n Lee. and &c. Al-Sik Necktie Ribbon
Fin .be new Roman stripes, TO sell at i'c.
hoe. .AH-snk Necluie Ribbon, TO sell at
ST. "a yard ,,
So. Poman-srlped Necbue Ribbon TO
sen at &c. "a yard.
No. T. Au-silk CrOsgrain Daisy hlo.,.'I''
with fancy picot edge, really worm I''"
g., eoll at 10 Zoe. piece of l0 yds.
zoe. An-Suk Moire and pam I'hs d
Ribbon. black and an shades l-2 ana 4
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-24
Under Priced Innings.

Just at the proper time come the
under-prices on Linings-under-
prices that save you money.
COMPARE
Heavy Wiggan I'm Black only good
width, regular Sc. value, our very low
price makes it, be.
Waterod Taneta, medium finish, fast
black. SO inches wide, good value at &c.,
our special low price makes il. 3-lc.
Extra Heavy Canvass, good width, I'm
black only. a bargain az Il 1-2c., our spe-
cial low price makes IT, Zoe.
Selesia. 90 inches wide very heavy. col
ors-light. medium and dark grey, cheap
no 10c., our special low price makes &C.,
Sc.
Figured Black Back Selesa, 90 inches
wide good value al y l-2c., our special
low price makes IL, Toe.
Selesia. &c inches wide. fast black. cheap
AZ Il l-2c., our special low price makes it,,
10c
Ia Forma. made or hair cloth and cam
vass. cut ana moulded so as to- make the
waist q perfect it,, ask 10 see il at linz
ing counter, Csc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-24

the dininc-room, and there, alas. spread
out upon the floor We're the fragment
OF her rare china and the mingled Pee
mains OF the expected feast. while above
n an lay the broken jardiniere, IT'S con-
tents scattered over everything, and con-
spicuous among all the wreck and ruin.
n number OF big long ansleworms craW-
ling and wriggling over the mass.
Since that time in that house, jardi-
nieres stay on the window sill, where
thev more properly belong.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-24
Tobacco Markets.

Editor OF The Times:
Sill am glad TO see that your article
of he qth Instant. on Richmond as to-
bacco market. has az least naa tne ,iies.
,,s defense. IN YOU would visit Peters
hure or Farmville during the tobacco sea-
SON YOU would very soon see what me
farmer thinks Of Richmond IN comparison
With the other two-Petersburg, with rs
i've or six warehouses crowded 10 over
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-24
Under Price Kid Gloves.

Better grade Kid Gloves for the
money than any other house.
Large stock, better facilities and
lower prices than ever. COM
PARE
Ladies' Tour-Button Kid Gloves made
of fine select skins. Heavy stitching ON
the back of both black and self color. ion
su Of the new FAN shades OF Tan. OK
Blood Russet. Brown, Black. and Opera
really worth $3.50.
Ladies Two-Clasp Gloves. tho most
popular Glove of the s'ason both stylish
and durable. for general wear in all OK
thc most stylish shades OF Brown, Tans,
Black and OX-Blood; only ST.
The Cleminuna Kid Glove made of Inc
French Kid very soft and elastic. fine
finished seams. Fosters patent hook;
ctlrv pair guaranteed. in Black only; SL25
really worth $3.50.
Tho Beatrice Glove. made OF real
French Kid. four large pearl buttons, e'n-
hroidcrcd ON tho backs in Black and
Self. $780,
Ladies' Two-Clasp Gloves. strong ana
wen made. heavy stitching on the back,
I'm Brown. Tan. Ox-Blood, and Black; SIZE.
Ladies' Tw0-Clasp Mocha Gloves excel
lent Tor driving. shopping ana bicycle
rITfrn..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-24

Captain. you have a room in ms
steamer where passengers can so VINO
want % smoke.
Certainly. sir.
can TO WHO want 90 drink whisky
Yes. sir' .
Those who feel like gambling can noet
by themselves also. can't llty
~ suppose fO. SIR.
''rheo. why don't you have separate
room for mat blamed plano. 80 pissen.
esrs who don't want 90 hear II won
have lo?'-ChicasO Tribune.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-24
THE AlvaysBsy Store MILLER & RE4OADS 7 A"a,sBny Store

with wagons and your stores with buyers.
Cor one hundred miles.
Richmond is ;hc natural market Tor all
OF fhIs country. being more accessible and
a larger market in which to purchase and
} hops io SEQ ih" day when She VIII awake
to her opportunities and make "a farmers
market equal 20 the others in lhis state.
FARMER.
Amelia C.. H.. VA Oct. % 1884,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-24
Special Sale Of Smyrna Rugs

We're just in receipt of another log OIL
Heavy Smyrna Rugs-same styles same
grade. and same good bargains as we
offered a few days ago. They ne -O lnche5
long. 90 inches WIDEN red terra col'a'
navy, green. and other sooa So'oi9' "o'u''
SO Nalne. % 80 at lIoJ eaon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-24

York maethi hunt
and had shipped counters wonderful undpnce
od Ovused importers gladly sold their surplus figures
than the placed on the
afordng another opportunity give patrons
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-24
BEWAREOF THISDANGER
nF4DL,- BACTLLT SUdRM ~ THE
DfRr AROUND POTTED PLANTs'
And They Multiply Very Rapidly ne
orchid. the Measuring Worn' ana
the Plate of Soup.

The facts disclosed hy scientific re-
sesrch into tho results Of the home culti-
,.a,lon OF towering plants are briefly
these: Growing plants and flowers IN a
living or sleeping room do no harm They
80 Indeed q source of positive benefit.
Tbev purify instead Of poison the air.
the trouble and possible harm an comes
from the sol. in which they grow. This
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-24
Under-Price Sale in the Basement

Special under prices are be found all through the Basement
tomorrow Chafng Dishes Five Clock Teas Chaware and ch-
envarc at bargain undcrprices. COMPARf
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-24
Special Sale Mems Underwear and Hose

With lack Frost these saving undepces
you oppoune time We've an unnanaOe STOCK Of
various grades. COMPARE
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-24
Or Corps Of Buyers Have Bought Wisely and Well

well trained and watch
FIJI market searchers
have just returned from
The record-union., 1897-10-23
CITY OFFICIAL ADVERTISING.


RESOLVED, THAT THE BOARD OF
Trustees of the City of Sacramento deems
it to be required by the public interest or
convenience, and hereby orders the fol-
lowing street work to be done according
to the specifications therefor hereby
adopted, and now on file, to wit:
That the alley between G and II streets,
in said city, from the east line of Four
teenth street to the west line of Fifteenth
street. be improved by grading and ma ma
cadamiZing, constructing redwood curbing
and a brick catch basin to be connected
to the sewer therein.
The Clerk of this board IS hereby -di-
rected to post conspicuously for period OF
five days on the bulletin board near the
chamber door of the office of this board,
notice hereof, with specifications, invit-
ing sealed proposals for said work, and
requiring Herewith a certified check.
payable to the Mayor of the City of Sacra-
mento, for an amount not less than ten
per cent. of the aggregate of the pro-
posal, or by a bond for the said amount.
and so payable, ali as prescribed by law,
and the Clerk of this board is also di-
rected to publish such notice Tor two days
and to publish this resolution for two days
as required by law, each in the Record
Union" a daily newspaper published and
circulated in this city.
In Board of Trustees, Sacramento. Oc-
tober is, 1897 adopted by the following
vote:
Ayes-Trustees Wachhorst, DAVIS, Nc
Kay, ToZer, Devine, Bentley, Pennisii.
Leonard
Absent-Trustee Kent.
CHARLES E. LEONARD,
President of the Board of Trustes.
NJ. J. Desmond, Clerk of the Board OF
Trustees.
The record-union., 1897-10-23
Not That Kind of Men.

Three negroes not long ago made a
bet among themselves that each could
name a supper that would be better
than the others could name. They put
up a dollar apiece. and the one that
named the dishes that would consti-
tute the best supper should take the
49, They drew straws as to which one
should be the first and the last to make
up the menu for the imaginary meal.
The first man said he couldn't think
of anything better than greens boiled
with hog-jowl For side dishes he
would take corn bread, souse, black
eyed peas, and wash them down with
buttermilk The other two Smacked
their lips.
We'll, for me- said No. 2, I'D take
fried chicken, hot biscuit buttered and
spread over wild preserves, and den-'n
den-let's see-yes; n 'simmon beer
and ginger cakes The mouths of the
other two spilled water, and it was ap-
parent that they We're hungry. 1t came
No. 3's time.
''W'y, youse niggers don't know
what's good" said he. Tell me, fools,
what's better'n possum baked with
sweet 'taters scattered all roun' 1t,
swimmin' in de gravy? Hey? N den
after youse nibbled at de bones tell dey
amt no more meat ON 'em, dere set
de watermilyon. starin' you in de face
nk" And with that he started to pick
up the money.
You leaves dat money alone" the
other two yelled in chorus. 1--WE warn't
bettin' agin no sure thing!'-Chicago
Times II prald