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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1897-10-08
PRICE PLAY
Abundance OF r
Alamo VIII Nc

Abundance %
Alone VIII Nc
Our ability to
standard without
Cleveland maliesii
hinges on the pro
vests Mt home an
If these prospec
will be aigreat de
tural products, rs
the merchandise
greatly in our fay
sity of shipping {
danger of a deple'
ed for the time be
n ready market J
cultural product
good prices as we
be brought face
: The mere fact Q
crops is not cno'
n crisis in our L
n must be able to
!. high to enable Il
Il favorable trade /
a pay our foreign
1t other accounts
s. commodities-ch'
D. fixed and we car
st favorable trade b
III to build up with
=, we got last year
~ our ability to OK
inr power of eN
az. with falling prize
or We are promis
ity, but prosper
of prices for fan
or. promise of goot
York Herald re-
Of wisdom: "W
insufficient emf
or- restricted tonn'
is evident that Z
tural products
prosperity unl'
. ,o fair prices"
u ~ And is there
r un prices2 Not i
Nh. tinue to aprrce
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1897-10-08
RISING
How Jncreasin;
ard Money W

How Increasing;
ard Money W
Rising prices,
crease in the g
money, are bencii
the primary pros
their fixed char
This surplus at q
The farmer or III
be, buys more {
floors, buys new
books, nuscical Il
machinery of all
and ends which !
PEELED to deny hi
stimulates manu-
| wagc-earners, inc
' transportation.
= tain steady emp
!, wages, and in tur
= spend. That fac
). sumption of proc
k / increases produo
l. ton until all h.
d prosperity prcvai
If lition is due to
III count of falling
;, turcrs and mere
IS best customers.
N upon his labor OF
nd upon money-lend
Ie- that an incrcas
Is, promotes industl
lis weight of obliga'
en- the producing
H. ployed or unemr
increase in the
y, lures those livi.
Z past labor, in I
''5 from eNacting l
W debtor than VIII;
,er- just legislation
itch ally of Shylock,
hat tor of trusts al
ap- of the idle rich
own the oppressor
on Times.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1897-10-08

The Hebrew ri
straight and sim
"When silver an
everything thou |
tiplied!" Americ
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1897-10-08

The dignity OF
when honor is {
withheld from W
curry.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1897-10-08
Doran, Oct. ith. 1897.

When OK Senator Ingalls, was III
WASHINGTON last week he said to Il
friend that had it not been for the pro-
vidcntial shortage of the foreign wheaC
crnp. and the good one here, the nara
,;mos that would have fallen upon tins
country would never had been equaied
it all its past history. -AlcXan"ria
/ Gazette.
And this is just what lloge n.y.
Ter saws. viz, that good crops have
helped the country, and not Me-
| smiley, his tariff, his lunketihs
and his big list of Ohio appoint
mcnts, he has appointed two more
OHIO fellows in the last four days
free Lance.
THIS is just as we said in form
9 ar issue of the NEWS. The lis
g IN wheat has helped the ninetec
Z States that raised more whea
,han they necdcd-thc rest Ill
e ,,aying mora for bread with les
y money TO pay with.
ne Ir is a great blessing when lar
products of al kinds, except hre;
are high. In a county like ON
ana in Europe as well, wlrrc the
are SO many poor people, III
az prices Tor bread means suffer-
"a, for thousands Of women and CT
I aren. "5rcad is the staff of III
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2. 6HITN.

IN another cd
mith announces
4idate fer TIE
his county. AS
lmecncnt he is
candidate, run.
count. Though
ID in the an
niih is W hal
or Republican
currency qucs
n in TazcwcH
5 Il candidate
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TERMS OF SALE.

Cash in q sum sufficient to pay the costs
Of executing this trust, the whole amount
thcn due the beneficiary under tho terms
of said loan, and the balance upon terms
to he made known on day of sale.
0 SIT. w. W. FNENH' iIus'eo.
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TRUSTEE SALE.

By Virtue OF II deed of trust executed on
us ;.th day of August, 1891. to W. W.
F,onch, trustee, by Frank pirk an" Amelm
PIX. which decd is recorded in county
conn; clerks Office, of Tazewell county
Vi~.iun. in decd book No. 81, pogc, i,
etc.,. to secure to the Baltimore bni nt ing
~ onr thousand five hundred dollars,
lcIiicncci by bond of the said Frank
toned and described in said dee a. ana {,
< d. e,id decd setting out the fact that II
eDil Framk Pink shall he six months in
da.aa., '' o. payment of any monthly dues
aa,y of said trustee, upon the request OF
.,i, association, to sell at public "ncti"i
t,e property conveyed in said deed Hn'
,,boncs the said Frank Pirli being in de
t Of payment of the dues ,ss pr gEem months
l and tiie undersigned trustee having nee
II r.rncstoa by the Baltimore Building an
!. Loan Association so TO do, will
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1897-10-08
TERMS OF SALE.

lac costs Cash ina sum sufficient to pay the
amount ,sts ~ executing this trust. the whole
e terms o,,ount thon due the beneficiary under
n terms a.. tnr,n, of said loan, and the balance
ale. ance upon terms to be made known on the
uS'ce' Gay of sale.
W. w. FRENCH, Trustee.
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nN TUESDAY, OCTOBER 18TH,
ICY Al ts,SG a, NJ,

, ON tho premises, in Tue toWh Oh
cs"6 10 .eil al public auction the proper
q ~ conveyed by said deed of Trust winch men
: j. ,lescrib,d as follows TO wit: Al that
1 certain lot or parcel of land with the ap-
a prltcrances thereon situate III the Town
Il nf Pocahontas, Va, fronting ~ iset on
y ~, -,,cL street and running back GO feet
= +i,o limo of William Jones lot to 4 corn
~. thence 80 feet on n back line OF SAID
i 10, ton corner, thence 40 to corner
n. tIenco % feet south to Church street.
" and being what is known as the Pirk resi-
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cTraH mas re-
aniel in regard
. Congress for
oyo,uo,. SAYS.
;ai.a o, :,
,',oL
49, g.. tI,,
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It,
NV
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ard Ilood Thcr
of thc Ropubl
! nature l wouI
l'epuOhc'h zen
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nocrotic. si,np
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State that
i as a Den
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Nj TyESDAY OCTOBER 18TH,
o town ,GA% ar IL O'GtuCk NJ

ON Tie premises in the IowM
Va, proceed to sell.
un5lic auction, the property conveyed III
SAID deed, which is directed MS follows, to-
W.: all that certAin lot or parcel OF aha,
with the appurtenances thereon situate IN an
ihe Gown of Pocahontas, va fronting on
..,t on Church Street and running back
n .sot and being the same lot on which
Ill.,. .ai1 Pirk has erected brick residence
..-l lnnemeMt.
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GOVERNOR.

blican Conven.
t0c Lamb fac
burg on Tues
and nominated
Tor Governor;
I'd JAS. E.Lyons,
Atty. General.
lis more largely
plhc LambitcS
d. There were
egatcs present.
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The evening times., 1897-11-11
ce,Inr-s Ancient Grandeur.

Cevlon il rich in prehistoric monuments,
ancient HindOc and Buddhist temples, and
there ale ruins there of lofty pagtdCs
which must originally have been over 800
feet iu height. There is ample evidence To
show tia t there once existed on the island
a great and powerful empire. The e.
mains OF stone palaces as well As temples
is ample proof OF this. There are also
evidences OF an elaborate system OF irrigd
ton canals. covering pur tiOns Uf the
county like a network and so eXCe,ient.y
constructed a To- be the marvel OF modern
engineers.
No one can say what caused the -ls-
CaGpnce and ruin of the ancient capitals
oil Ceylnn. which, like Delhi, have crUi:t
Med way. leaving Only harreil memorials
o. their former existence. The carved
pillars Crnsmented fragments of temples
and stone SIalS skillfully wrought. which
are now scattered through the jungle and
in some Instances oversrOwn by dense
forests, attest both material great less
aI Far reaching antiquity. II wOuld
81 enI as though nature had tried To cover
up the wrinkles OF age with the fresh
bloom u: vegetation. These mementOes are
Cf a race which trnd Che braUtiful island,
p ssiHv. before the pyramids or the sphinx
wee AIRED.
The evening times., 1897-11-11
|. DESERT AT BENNING
Rain Causes a Great Dwindling in
the Attendance.
The Card Not Very Greatly Cut.
Program of Next Weeks Racing.
Entries for Tomorrow.

Bcnning, Nov. l. The rain cut the
attendance at Benning this Afternoon down
10 almost nothing. The fair sex cut the
sport altogether, and only the regulars
were On i,5Id.
Contrary t. expectations, the card was
not much cut. The book program for the
firs, three days Of next week was issued
tins ICoGnihg
The earries fol tomorrow are as fol
lows:
First race-Sellng: one mile. Marshall
aud Gov. SaeehaH, ! IL each; Draw Lad
lis: Counsellor Howe los, Abingdon,
Eleanor Nc, Waterman, James Monroe.
105 each; Timuur, 1913: laramie, Azure,
and Loeb GIrn, 100 each, and l.. b. AMI
Sduan. 81 each.
Securd rtce- Two yea r-Olds, ,aidenS,
five furloncs. Rappahannock. Commercial
Travo.er FfIament, Merlin, Piakerton
Scout Eid Fox, Taunton, Booker, Gas
pard. The Cad, 10 each, Beekman, Blac,,
Dude, Gii~s Shine. CrayOn, Duchess An
nette. Princess India, Hoinelike, Whirl-
pool, Deal. Gun Metal, Byron Cross, FL
Ierslie Belle Sea Puss and Pink Chambrdy
107 each.
Third race Owners Handicap rllle ami
sixteenth. VOlley, Ben Ronald, Albert 3.
Premier. stray step. BannocE, LObenguea,
/ 90 each.
Fourth race Selling; twO-year -Olds; seven
furIcugs. Sly FoX. Aurum, Percy p Hand
FiesS. GiDnOine, 100 hundred each, Sister
Alice and Lady Disddin. 81 each.
FIfth race--Maidens; one mile. Mingp
IL, X-Ray and Eastertide, loo each; Sir
Frederic, FCli"he, Bessie E, Ocrdnd, VIII
Straitn, Ya-~Ovienne, and EsheTdOwn, 90
each.
The evening times., 1897-11-11
Hiph-Priced Relics.

\ toOtl ~ Sir Isaac Newton was sold
in isle for the sum OF S3.65O. 1t waS
pur. based by 4 nuh!eman. who bad II
set H. p rirg, which he Wore constantly Oj.
his finger.
The hat worn by Eapolean Bona parte
at the battle Of Eviau was sold ~ Paris
in 1885 for 100. II was put up for
sale at SiOo. and there were thirty-twU
bidders.
Tie coat worn by Charles XII at the
hattie Gf Pultowa, ?nd preserved by ON e
o. his Officers and attendants. was sold
in 1926 for S1I6,S7F.
The two pens employed in signing the
treaty of Amiens We're sold in 1925 for
S2.50e.
\ Wig that had belonged to Sterur was
so!d at public auction in London for
81 .O5C.
The praycr-hook used by Charles : VIII eil
on the Scaffcld was sold IN London in 1925
for $5-25.
\ vaIstoOat belonging tqsJ j. RCus sseIu
was sold for $3.50 and his watch for
500.
The evening times., 1897-11-11

pockets. SO you bound lightly back up
stairs"
Screaming fire every step"
Never mind about that. ] am letting
you turn in this alarm. You come back
break three or four matches in YOUR effort
to hurry, light the last one read the diro,-
ton, find the nearest alarm box is two
blocks away, and chase madly dow n there.
You make good time running. admit that
When you come to the box, what do you
do?"
Pull st
But how? Now, there is a box just
across the street. How would You pull
IL II we should suddenly see flames bursting
from those windows over there"
'Darned if know, but the directions
are painted plainly right up there i'll sight
1 suppose l could read them, or l might
meet a policeman
ION, yes, OF the lire might go out. Stick
to the text"
''wcll, now, what would you do? How
would YOU pull the box?
Il don't know Let's go over and see"
SO they went across and read:
Turn haLdle to right until door opens,
then pull inside hook only once and SLUT the
door"
That's easy, isn't it?'
Yes; tut suppose / have passed those
red lamps that mark the location Of alarm
boxes. say, 3.cG0 times in the past year,
and yet lever occurred TO me to- read the
directions. woulG have been almost help
less in case Of fire. wonder If there are
many more men in New York who know no
more than we do?'
'Notn.orc than ,o0e, ,0e0. think. Let's
walk
And il they doa't forget il, they have
learned a valuable lesson
The evening times., 1897-11-11
THE FIRE ALARM.
Few People Really Know How to
Work 1t.

Work 1t.
(Frcm the New York Heraldo
TWO men came out of a cafe In Broadway
and paused a moment in that contented, ,ir-
resulute manner of persons who have dined
well. They looked up and down the stree
and wondered what to do with the hour
that interviewed before the play began.
One Of them caught sight OF the red glass
I'm a street lamp on the opposite corner and
tried to read the plainly-printed directions.
1t was too far away.
Suppose there was a fire i'm your flar,'
he said To his companion, ''anG you wanted
to turn in an alarm How would youdoit?
''Ch, that's easy. I'd go to the nearest
box and pull it,
what box is nea rest your flat"
II don't know but there is a card in the
front hall tnat has the direction printed
verv plainly"
Lights in your front hall all night?"
mo, but I've got matches-iyot matches
to burn. nay boy. Why, what are you try
ing to do?''
IRVING to see what you would do in
case of fire. Now, when you discover your
flat is Oh fire, say, in the middle of the
night. you rush wildly down stairs in your
nightc.othes and slippers
''ADdtrousers. don't goaoroad without
mu tro6SeTs
'All right When you get down to that
printed card. you fiud you can't read it in
the dark, SO for the first time you think
of match. But yoa have none with you.
We don't carry matches In our trousers
The evening times., 1897-11-11

The worst cold ever nadin mylife " ss
cured by Chamherlaiu's Cough Remedy -
writes W. Il Norton. of Suttsr Creek, Cal
This cold left ia, with cough and was
eXpactoraDng all the time. The Rem. Is
cured re. and | want all Of my friends
when troubled with "a cough or cold Ia
use i I, for il viii do them good" Sold by
Henry Evans, Wholesale and retail drug
lnSts. ABS 81 and Conn. we. ana : st
NV. and 42S Nc ave ne.
The evening times., 1897-11-11
DIED.

iOENER Ca wednesday evening, No-
vcmber 10, 1887, at her residence, No.
Sla Ninth street northwest. MAKN
PAi Liz NJ, beloved wife of Samuel K.
turner and H1 "a 1fer pt raH-t- e.. al
the late George N. LOveless.
ASLEEP.
a loved one dear u fast asleep,
-Utn winch Done ever awake 10 weep.
A mamma dear IL called from home,
no more on earth with Us 10 roam.
BY HER CHILDREN.
Funeral al .. IA. SATURDAY. Friends
and Relatives invited mol 2t-em
HRDWN-On Wednesday, November 10
I $50, al 1917 MaSssCiiuSctts avenue,
JAMES BENJAMIN. infant son OF Leonard
a. and ncllcT Brown.
Virginia papers please copy.)
Item
The evening times., 1897-11-11
4 FUGITIVE FROM HOME.
small Boy Thought to Have Con"
WIN His Fathers Money.

The ,)DllCe Were notified this afternoon
t. arrest Merlin Disney, abOur siNt, IN
yeats old. who is suspected with having
left hi, home with about three or four
hundred dollars belonging 10 his father.
The lad left home early this morning.
and when last seen was going through the
geological PARK. He was with several run
away roys who live near Bennins.
The evening times., 1897-11-11
Polite Language.
arom the Richmond Disl.atchl

tFrom the Richmond niSFatchl
Freddie had been mildly rcIrinianded y
his mother for entering her bOudpir without
Fnuc eng. and not long after 4 visitor
called. aud had quite a long Interview
This visitor was quite a stutterer, a fact
whiCn suppressed itself conspicuously ON
Frrddies attention, for she had no sooner
gone than he exclaimed:
She's polite. isn't she, ma? She al
ways knocks at word first TO see it it's
ia
The evening times., 1897-11-11
Insnlted GrievOusly.

FIom the Cleveland Plain Dealer)
So Very Rude I'm not going to that fe-
ma lie barber shop again. There's deuced
rude girl there, don't you know.
what did she say"
why, she looked n t my musta wish and
3wsked me if would have it spoaged off
ur rubbed In
The evening times., 1897-11-11
Rec lSle-~ America.

tFrOm Tie Chicago PGStl
The Common PCrsGn was sitting at lunch
con i'm hotel cafe when a mighty ierring
thud was ncard from the great cUrriCCr.
All the walters left their tables and ran in
a panic An elevator had fallen one story.
Nobody was In it but heelsvator boy, awi,
though frightened and ShaS en-, he was not
seriously hurt I'm few minutes the cage
was agar flying up and down, the accidens
was laughed at and men and women rush
ing in. without knowledge Of any dis
turbanee, crowded il tOits utmost cape city,
as serenely and securely as we swallow
death germs with every inhalation,
The evening times., 1897-11-11
DECLINE In SECURITIES
Stocks Open With a Tendency to
Fall Off.
Anthracite CoaIers Show Weakness
at the Opening-Railway List
shows Some Strength.

New York, Nov. l Stocks opened ir.
regularly, with lower tendency.
The ant hracite coalers were the weak
features at the opening These stocks
sold off on the publication Offurt her details
as 10 the decision in the anti-trus, case
Indicating that 81 was not So sw@epInE;y
IL vorhble to the companies as had at first
teen supposed There were q few frac-
tipnal reactions Cn the railway list, but
these we.e followed by rallies
III Government bands the new As and cd!
Is registered were A per cent higher
The evening times., 1897-11-11
The Savings of Many
EXemplifed
DID WE EVER

Oar third floor tomorrow
VIII contain the reGnaus- and
short lengths ani odd niot -
of goods accumulated during
th.~ busy shopping week, ana
# you care IL save money on
good, rel able, everyday need
ed merchandise, spe us tOmor-
row.
The evening times., 1897-11-11
Really BliSSfuI.

tTron tue Chicago Newsl
When man las More money than he
knows what to do with, then ignorance
Is truly bliss.
The evening times., 1897-11-11
Ladies HandkerchiefS, &c.

The second lot OF those aides
plain white, wnite with fancy
border. and white with white
embroidery haudkeTChiefs. shall
60 on sale tomorrow for
two days at ........... sc
The evening times., 1897-11-11
New York Cotton Market.
Washington stock Exchange.

Sales-WaShington Loan and Trust, 8
az | 20. Metropolitan Railroad. 20 at
l21 IL. United states Electric Light.
. at III IA. American Gra phophone pre-
ferred, - at 10 IL. Lanston MonOtype,
\ AT IL.
The evening times., 1897-11-11

To Cure "a Cold 10 One Day
Take Laxat tive Bromo Quinine Tablets An
druggists refund the money az it fails to
cure. 25c. se2-4
The evening times., 1897-11-11
79c w. B. COrsets. 39c.

An immense tableful of the
celebrated w. H." curSetS,
IN gray, white and black
tile regular 7SC sort, shall
20 for two days at -.....3 3 &c
The evening times., 1897-11-11

Chicago Grain ana PROVISION Man ket
Corrected daily by w. b. Hibbs & Co.,
Bankers and Brokers. Members OF the
n Y. stock Exchange, 1427 street.
The evening times., 1897-11-11
Child'S 39c Underwear, 25c

Lot or Cnildren'S Swiss ribbed
vests ana pants, vests have silk
bound neCks and fronts best
$50 values ever offered, shall
go for two days at .2SC
The evening times., 1897-11-11

Do you know that you can have
The slorning, Evening aud sunday
Times--the oaIy COMPLETE news
paper published I'm Washington
served 10 you by Carrier for fifty
cents "A month?
The evening times., 1897-11-11
The Temuerature Today.

Tla temperature to-day was, for a. m
A.: l ; noon. 4s, = p. Va, r.. MdXirIuH,
"a
The evening times., 1897-11-11

The Popular Line to- Baltimore Is
the Pennsylvania Railroad.
Special excursion next Sunday. 100
round trip. mol OFT
The evening times., 1897-11-11
Ladies Underskirts. 29c.

Another tahleful Of thGSe la
dies ribbed underskiTtS, with
embroidered bottoms, Doc.
values, shall 90 for these
TWO days at 29c
The evening times., 1897-11-11

Use DR.. Hcnry's Headache Powders fof
nervous debility aud sleepieSsneSs.
mol l-thurs, ,sat-H
The evening times., 1897-11-11

DR.. Henry's Headache Powders are in-
valuable for any headache
mol l-thurs, ,sat-tf
The evening times., 1897-11-11

Your credit is good at Lansburgh's Fur,
niture House, 18th and + sts. oc3-tf
The evening times., 1897-11-11
New York stock Market.

Corrected daily by W. b. iIibbs & Co,
Bankers and Brokers. Members of the
y. Y Stack Exchange, 1427 F street.
The evening times., 1897-11-11
SLAB

BOYS Fine blue WurC mbo
ChinChiila Reefers-yOur choice
OF 20 different styles choice
of storm, reefer AMI velvet col
lars very st tylish sold else
where for $500 and
SS.UU-to 70 fGr .....- S 81 y
The evening times., 1897-11-11

Boys stylish Covert Top
Coat sizes 3 to : years-ilned
with plaid -- velvet collars
trimmed with pearl but
tons -splendidyaluefOr s .9S
The evening times., 1897-11-11
S2.9S

BOYS BluCChinChilla Reefers -
with plaid liuings bound with
Hercules bTdid-deep sailor col
lars such a REFER which usually
costs you 81 20 and 500,
and is cheap at that -
To 90 for ............ %
The evening times., 1897-11-11

A lot OF Boys All wool Chev-
lot ana Cashmere Suits IN hand
some plaid and check patterns
i'm REFER and tiouble-hrea Sfed er-
IectS suits such as sell TeEu-
larry Tor - and Si.1e shall he
put on sale tomorrow
morning at..,.-.....-S - =. . 8
The evening times., 1897-11-11

UNpEItTAkERA.

d. "ILLIA a M LEEs
UNDERTAKEN,
$50 Pa. Ave. n. w.
FIrst-class SERVICE Thoue. 1885.
The evening times., 1897-11-11

Chil0'S 25c vests, 121Ec.
Another lot of those children's
fieecrd nlerHIo vests, for chill
dren, 25c values, will be
put on sale tomorrow, and
You may have them for
TWO days at liz 12c
The evening times., 1897-11-11

Roys' KerSey Top-CCatS for
larger sizes = to Is years
velvet collars lined with plaid
pipcd inner seams to
The evening times., 1897-11-11

Lotof6O Boys All-woolStriped
and Plaid ChevioL Suits, and
nearly wool Black and Blue
Cheviot Suits, in reerer and
double br eaStcd effects gar
mcnts such IS you have plid S3
Tor many and many a time, shall
Be put ON sale Tomorrow morn
ing, and first Comerswlli
get them Tor .......... S1.SS
The evening times., 1897-11-11

Another lot CT young mems
Suits, in sizes ! 4 to 10 years,
OF handsome CbeviGts and cas-
SlmeTeS; those very handsome
patterns which are usually put
In mems suits only, 81 values
every where to so
these two days for. SO
The evening times., 1897-11-11
Boys Navy Blue Flannel Pleat-
ed Shirt Waists for which
youusIallyrly15c, to go iOrA 9C

Lotor Boys Mother 5 Friend"
sauHdered PerCa le ; Snirt Waists -
-bese with patent button hand -
he usual dollar grade
or .. =. .. .,.s..< a SC
The evening times., 1897-11-11

Lot OF about 30 BOYS Suits
pretty mixed Chcviots GOOD
w cara BILE suits not trasti-ln
sizes from . to 10 years ID
broken lot, which won hold
out long, and which are good
Na.ueatS..-3 & Jon>dle
tomorrow morning for. S1.I6