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The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1897-11-25
EOTIoH HC2 PUBLICATION.

Lxsd Office as Eeie1a, Mont.
Nov. 3, 1897
EOticc 10 hereby gwen thai The
following named settler has died
Lattice Of his intention to make
FINAL proof IN support Of his claim,
End that said proof will be mNl5.
before c. Il. Prescott. U. S. Com
nissiensr, ss Dupuyer, Mont, or
December IS, 1897. viz: Joseph
Hiiger, of Shelby Mont Tor lots
Y and II, sw4 SEA see "a, ne4 nw4
ssc Is, tip 81 n, r3 ".
He names the following ~itness"s
70 prove bis continuous ressd, nee
epon aad cultivation Of said iand,
viz: Francis p. Joues and Ernest
A. Sauory, of Dopuyer. Mont , and
William Besan, % Poadera, Mont,
end ,Iukn Skinnick Of shelby,
Most. W. E. Cox,
EovV II. Register.
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Notice tor puhiication.
o. y. Land O.acs. Eslaau- Mont.

q. .. Lana Otsct. Eeta2iL, MOuI..
'-- Ocl. : 1syi.
Nostre "a EerAbr cIs~a that the following
naulvd yatfiAr has HE'D nolics of beg tn.en-
tdon 10 make hnal proof in support OF her
cIain,s and that said pr.,u.s will hs made
before Maurice {. Price, CS commissioners,
It Whttiash. Mont, on Dec. 4, 1891. viz:
Narxarctha Stark, for II. 4. No. SsSt, for the
rangs Ga.t.
AIS. Esfgars,ha Stark hsir OF John stark
deceased, OF Cold Eu t1.. Mont, has his,f
notice Of intention ~ maze nrtOf ON his
dSrsrt-!zud claiA No. 2!1I, for ,us sol nrl,
eec s, tp IS q, r & e;.ss. ID
Also, AarxarSth.s Skarx, OF Gold Hassa.
Mout., has nled uoticp of Intention III tnaAs
proof OH nef ttes.fL-iani claim no. 2rIa, for
She swa Sw4 Sc s ~ II ~4 aud EVA sNi SOC II,
tp Is n, ( : east.
-Shs nxme1 the following witnesses TO provo
the complete irrigation aau reclamation of
said iuGI: Joseph l. Bortiletota, Chriati.AA'
G. Stark. George J. stark, OF Gold butte
Mont. John H@.husha, u Whittash, Mont.
Oct al W. Il. GOA, As,ista<.
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L1and Office 8. Helera, Mont
Eoyputber Z 1897

L1and Office 8. Helera, Mont
November 3. 1897.
Notice 10 hereby given that the
following named settl-.- has fled
notics Of her Intention to make
enzi pre.f In support OF AR cl:.'at
snd that said proof wiil be mHn'
hafcrs G e. Trescott, U. ). Coin
missioner, a. Oupuyer, Hont. On
December Is, 1897 viz: Ne.ii"
rzsker. OF Shelby, Mont, Tor lot Z,
We sv4 sec L., ne4 set sec l6, tp 81
Ar4w.
The sarnes tAe following witnass' 8
10 prove her continuous r~~siteEct
upon xn6 cultivation III said ls+d.
viz: John J. Miller aud HAY =.
Stois.nhers, Of Shelby, Mont aud
Calvin Ste wart and Alfred Gir.!-
Ear, OF Dupuysr, Mott.
nov. IL. W. Il, Cox,
Register
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1897-11-25

The East Helena Record. with
T.. 7. Farris Publisher. hA, made
its Appearance. Mr.. Farrls form.
'r!v = blIsh, q a papsr at Grants
| lie. Ia" p'es- gsoy vii wish
sin succrSS in his --latest hazard.
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1897-11-25

4. Lad ofscs. Helena, Mont.

u. .. Laad Office. Helena. Mont
Y. Oct. 10, 1887.
Complaint having besH ente red at this
office BIZ Charles T.. Prescott aaiinst J. low
ard BArnum for abandoning u.E No. fAsH
made July y, l&a, for th. ne Sc 4sts: - NJ
ewf sec ~ tp 3sn, : q ", in 1.ton county,
Montana. With the view to the cancel litLlon
OF said entry. all parties OF iAtertat arc
hereby sumIaOned to *ppsar ut tbs office ON
Dec. II. tos7. as 10 o'clock -. M, to respond
and furnish tsStiraIt,y contoitul. s%ia al
legged abandon n1rnt. Tfls testimony 10 be
Carl Haksis. Notary Public. .as DupcysY,
MeusSAA, on December I, 1851.
Jeremiah Collins. HacaiSsr,
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E3F1cY BOZ PUBLICATION.
Ee0d 0fHcs 1T Helena, Mont,
Oct, -. 1877.

ke0d 0facs ut Helena, Mont,
Oct. -, 1877.
Notice h hereby given that tho following.
GAfzsd Sc tier has iied notice OF Intention TO
EAteh Dsl proof In support OF bis claim and
that said prcsif will be made before q. 4.
Trcacott, u. q. commissioner 1T Cunuyer.
Hons., on nsceinGer4 4, ! VI, viz Charles n.
AAss,e Tor u r No. a4s i.r The nwi avs s.
Ne DAM . sthe follun - witnp..cs TO nryve
~ contlrn1 =" en- .pon and c~ultva-
sosd %. .'s !. a viii Vii ",i;i.ia s.y4a' s"i
khelhy 10 a.. Ti.uu a. T.. i,el.I.v ami
SsorS. p9I.ayer. Son,
0A ~. h. cox ke$EteR,
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pssert-Isand. Final Proof.
4 Oncs - iI.lena Mont.


Lard O1lce vt Helena, Mont, Sept. IL. 1881.
Notice Is hsy .1y given that James ". sny..
der. OF Cho;e.U, Mont. has flied notice OF
claim NO. :.e& for r,a VIZ SET see tp - II + Z
v. b fore A, u, Wsrner, q ) Commissioner at
Chotsau. Mont OF this l3ih day of November,
1897. he names tkw following witnesses to
prove the complete irrisation aud reclama-
ZION or said land: Jc-sph A baaFt, Allison
Garrett, Hsnrv + kelct,er aHd Daniel '
McCormack. III. OF Choleau, Mont.
fsst - W.. Z. Cox Register
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-24
THE NoRTHERN NECK.
,, summer-Resort scheme-"o
RaiIroad-Personai

CONFORM. KING GEORGE GUN -
VA January S.-(special)-Ihe ne"
,',,,,,,oor resort. now about TO be Duiit
~ the Potomac river, in this county
tina leading topic Of conversation mere
No enterprise proposed for hlhs
georgia since the war ever attrDcOeu
- much attention and awakened such
..so,,nd interest among our people as
has This from the very inception OF the
scheme From the time when the WASH
,S,tnn d c.. syndicate purchaser d
s. - the riyer-front of the ola sum
ir1,a,set'' farm, near here, severai months
me- so- a site for a fashionable water
49, loco all eyes have been turned
mon the project. ana ailnous
Mot was surveyed, streets iaiu on,
nnanv have been the oouo..ns
,rhonases." who could not oeheVe tn"'
"a KInp George was really TO nave
,oryn In this day and generation: IN,
- come of our most hopeIui ana
'l.eeressive people accepted the propo.
pt,,on 40 .'news too good 10 De True
o.. ,bat the scheme will materaiize
p soon there is now no doubt. Lum-
- a. being hauled TO the grounds
nn,dIv for the erection or cottages,
s arrangements are being made 10
Tor, a number OF carpenters TO Work
., an carly day. The management pro-
noses to push the work OK ouhu-hs
houses sufficiently TO be able 10 open
the resort for boarders. excufs'ohis's'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-24

&c. by the first or middle Of June. this
wear. .'Summerset" is well located for
a watering place The water is
Manageable for the largest excursion
steamers. IL is but few hours run
from Washington, and this alone gives
the place a very decided advantage over
Colonial Beach and other resorts
lower down the Potomac, for eXcur-
siouists who leave the cities for SIN
gle davis outing will have many more
hours of stay here than they can have
at the more remote resorts. To visit
the latter. major part OF day Is
necessarily spent on the boats in go
ING and returning. Ii is hoped and be-
lieyed that large benefits will accrue TO
King George from a summer resort at
the point named, and our people are
giving all possible encouragement to
the enterprise. Farmers already look
10 II as a local market for various
kinds OF truck. milk. butter, eggs. &c,
for which they now have no market
during the summer months.
THE RAILROAD.
The subject OF the Northern Neck
railrosd has been revived, and the peo-
Mia are once more hopeful that the
road will be built after all. The COM
nsnvs recent meeting and election of
off,cers for this year tended 10 greatly
encourage the Northern Neckers. and
the statement by some OF the officials
that SUFFICIENT money will be raised to
bu,ld the road seemed 10 be made In
good faith. so that those who. two or
three weeks ago. offered TO sell land
along the proposed route at s. and $40
ner acre now decline $50 per acre.
prominent gentlemen who are In
nosition to know whereof they speak
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-24
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ooooooeococceooo

really believe that the company is very
much in earnest, and that the road Will
be built. beyond doubt, some time in the
;olerably near future.
PERSONAL.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sheppard Webster, OF
Cambridge, Nd, visited the latter's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William Rollins,
here this week.
There Is an epidemic OF grip through
out this section of the State, and some
OF the patients are very i'll. In some
neighborhoods whole families are bed
ridden with the disease, and the doctors
are unusually busy.
The condition of DR.. Thomas T. Ar
mold. of this neighborhood, who has
been critically Ill for two weeks, Is
somewhat improved.
Certain non-resdents OF Virginia, 10
whom were awarded contracts for car
rying the mails on some OF the routes
here have not, so far. had the best
of luck" In securing parties along these
routes TO do the work at the prices
named In the bids. All or the bids
were law The contract-price for carry
ing the mail from this place TO igo six
times a week is 10 cents per day-a SER
vice requiring one man and one horse
from A. NJ to 2:3o Z. NJ every day in
the year. except Sundays-and this be-
ing one OF the best" there are nve or
SIX bidders for IL.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-24
THE OUT IN COFFEE.
War Between ArbucISIe and the
STRENGTHENING Company.

The war between Arbuckle Brothers
and the American Sugar Refining Com
pany Of New York, in roasted coffees, has
had a very perceptible effect here. Ar
buckles goods. which have been selling
to wholesalers In this city at $3.50. have
been cut down TO Sl5.2O, and many Of the
retail merchants are selling them at 10
cents per pound. To a Dispatch man,
who called upon a number Of the jobbers
and retail grocers yesterday, all said that
the war had had the effect of a large
volume Of business here in the roasted
coffee trade.
A great many firms are laying In large
supplies now, while cheap prices prevail.
but the reporter was Informed by one OF
the leading coffee men of Richmond that
these companies could still go a cent or
two lower on the pound for their roasted
goods and not lose any money. The fight
between these two great trusts has simply
frozen out all other coffees OF the same
grade, and has had the effect of driving
down green coffees IA to S-S cents per
pound.
HISTORY OF THE FIGHT.
The history of the coffee war and the
conditions which have brought IL about is
an interesting one About two years ago
the Arbuckle coffee had almost a mOnopo-
~ or the traue IN the SOuln. ABOUT lndt
time the Woolson Spice Company, Of To-
ledo, o., entered the territory heretofore
occupied by the Arbuckles and began the
sale Of the Lion brand coffee. AT first they
found IT a hard thing TO compete with the
Arbuckes, but by perseverance they final
~ managed to build up a respectable busi-
ness In fact. they led the competitor
such a hot chase they were compelled TO
sell customers 100 pounds Of coffee and
bill the same 10 them at 80 pounds, in
order to hold their trade.
IT BENEFITS THE CONSUMER.
This was to the benefit of the consumer,
as It allowed dealers to sell coffee much
cheaper than ever before, and In short
while the price Of the staple had fallen to
1920 cents per pound package from the
original price Of % ID cents. In the mean
time the Woolson Spice Company had been
purchased by the American Sugar Rein
ing Company, a rich corporation. which
was more able than ever TO carry on the
fight. When this became known, Az
buckle Brothers announced that they
would enter the sugarreiining business
themselves, and they now have under
construction magnificent plant In New
York Upon the completion Of the refine
~ they will push their sugars on the
market. and the price Of sugar may be-
come much cheaper than II is. at present
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-24

H.
90" s"e ,imc when dom, give a "kit-
LOT business. and would ever sass
81 50 'ne 'iine when secretly ~trig-
80. s"p'uf" the cover from my wife
anu When. with eyelids pummad over
NY physiognomy like posters ON a fenco
uream OF happiness and abundant, food
why Is II thus? Why Is 1t that in those
n'o' "',is hours. when I know my low
10 DC cut short. deliberately plunce
,a'o uie"mland. only to awake and find
,""' nave oversight mySclfy Why am
: su,p''sed That have OVERSIGHT myself?
low uohe the same thing s65 days per
,,, ,,'."' Ior the last-woii no matter how
many years, girls. You have your Sc
orets and so have I. But everv morniry
when gaze on that clock with blear-
.yeu VISION. i solemniy swear that this
e''"o shail snooze only an hour-just
al, even sixty minutes, but somehow or
o'neI, When the good old god hugs my
angular frame, the don't-give-a cont
nehtai teVer comes over me. and. bur-
world
when the rude awakening comes and
arise to find that q blizzard has struck
the town, and the servant has forgotten
10 light the Latrobe, my soul is filled
WIN blttcflcSS. My nfSt thought Is 10
censure my wlfe--to blame 1t all on
her. In my heart I don't exactly see
how she's responsible, but on general
principles / imagine that she ought 70
be held accountable. / catch her up or
all sorts OF technicalities. and though !
remember how ! got into the mischief
with malice aforethought, l seek 10
make her the cause of the trouble. II
takes some ingenuity to do this. for
women pretty soon learn the theory OF
evidence in rebuttal. / swear TO her that
my late arising is due 10 loss Of sleep
In the early part of the night; that the
loss Of sleep in the early part OF the
night is due TO her snoring or TO the
way the bed was made up. All Of which
accusations she denies. while she makes
mo wait for her at the wash-bowl AT
breakfast / am like a fretful porcupine
and say sarcastic things about the
bread or pretend to cut the gravy with
a knife or to mistake the coffee for
tea on account Of its thinness. And am
deeply offended because my wife contin-
ues amiable. and because my sarcasm
fails TO touch her. When / reach my
place of business i kick the oflce-ooy-
wherefore, in consideration Of all the
above presents / should myself be
kicked 7. Q.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-24
INTENSE SUFFERING
FROM DYSPEPSIA AND STOMACH
TROUBLE.
Instantly Relieved and Permanently
Cured by Stunrfs Dyspepsia
Tablets.
4 New Discovery, But Not "a Patent
Medicine.

DR.. Redwen relates an interesting ac-
count of what he considers remarkable
cure of acute stomach trouble and chronic
dyspepsia by the use OF the new dis
covery, Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets.
He SAYS: The patient was man VINO
had suffered to my knowledge for years
with dyspepsia. Everything he ate SEEM
Cd 10 sour and create acid and gases III
the. stomach; he had pains like rheuma-
tism in the back, shoulder blades, ana
limbs. fulness and distress after eatihs,
poor appetite and loss OF heshi the heart
became affected, causing palpitation and
sleeplcssness at night.
gave him powerful nerve tonics and
Hood remedies but TO no purpose. AS an
evneriment / finally bought 5O-cent pack
age of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets at d
d,restore and gave them TO him. Almost
Immediate relief was given, ana a1ler ne
bad used four boxes he was 10 ali aP-
pearances fully cured
There was no more acidlty or sour
watery risings, no bloating atter means,
- annette was vigorous, and he mas
lined between ten and twelve pounds III
weight of solid, healthy flesh
Aitboneh Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets are
o5,,ar,ieed and sold in drugstores, YET
consider them a most valuable auui'ioI
40 any physicians line OF remeoles' 90
tDev are perfectly harmless ana can DC
IN "a children or invalids or In any
ssand,tion of the stomach with perfect
eo,,U being harmless and containing
sa.t ,.,, b1t vegetable and fruit essences,
.,',re nepsin. and Golden seal 49,
pT Without any question they are ,ne
.aSsst most effective cure for ind,ges-
ssnr b,liousness, constipation, ana al ue-
r rang OF the stomach ho"''0
stnart's Dyspepsia Tablets are ia s,Scb
che stuart Company OF Marsnan, -, m
and sold by druggists e'ery""e'' " "
Genus nook on stomach diseases mailed
free. Address Stuart company '
Mich.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-24
He Was Grateful.
(Judge.)

Freddy. the small son of a well-known
minister. had misbehaved, and to punish
him. he was not allowed to eat at the
family table. A small table was set for
him in the corner Of the dining-room
When his dinner was placed before him,
Freely said very solemnly:
Lord, 1 thank Thee that Thou hast
spread a table before me, in presence or
my enemies"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-24

All colors Silk Velvets. 1sc. yard.
A Brocatelle Table-Covers, loo. each.
s. Chenille Portieres for 81 a pair.
Boys Overcoats. soc.
Boys Overcoats, CSC.
All colors Beaded Crochet Worsted Fas-
cinators. real value ST. this sale. 39c.
Pure Linen Chemisettes, Sc. each.
Mems Wire-Buckle Suspenders, &c. a
pair
Mems ioc Socks. &c. a pair.
Mems Tan Sack Suits-coat, vest, and
pants-sl0 value. 1898.
Children's Eiderdown Tam o. Shanters,
soc. kind. for l0c.
47-inch Black SILK Net, $40 value. 75c.
Babies Colored SILK Caps, &c. each.
2O-button-length Evening Gloves, s2.5C
value, CSC a pair.
Swiss Embroidered F'louncings, for chill
dren's dresses, half price.
&c. Photograph Frames, 1Oc.
zoe. otograph-Frames, l9c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-24
A Form of Speech.

He: I ran across grandmother in the
park yesterday
His Aunt: Oh, dear! didn't know
that you rode q bicycle.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-24

The - p. d. Corsets are SIS.
All Dolls at half price.
All Express-Wagons at half price.
All colors of Cheese Cloth, &c. yard.
All shades of Lovely Yard-Wide Crepes,
s 1-3c. a yard.
Cotton Trimming Lace, ~ yards for &C.
Boys Suits, value 81, here CSC.
Boys Suits, value 81. here $50
Embroidered Chiffon, 50 quality, sl4S
Narrow Chiffon Lace. Csc. kind. loo.
Ladies' Atwood Black Cashmere
Gloves. all sizes. DC. a pair
Beading, In all coiors, &c. bunch.
Felt Lambrequins at one-third value.
Immense spools OF Blasting Cotton, loc-
a dozen.
Infants Cashmere Cloaks at half price.
one lot OF Children's Cloaks and Ladies'
Cloth Capes, Zoe. each.
All shades Of Chiffons, Soc yard.
All shades OF Tinsel Chiffon, 44c. yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-24
Wrappers.

Beautiful patterns of Flannel
lette Wrappers, stylishly made,
all sizes ga to 42), Black and
Whites, as well as colors.
Choice styles in Pink, Blue, Green,
Black and White effects
Were 81. now 69c.
Were $50, now 81.
Were $3.50. now $50.
81 Flannellette Waists. SOC.
$3.50 Cloth Waists. 81 so.
s. Cloth Waists $3.50.
& 20 Sill Waists 50 oS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-24

Atwood 75c. Roman Checks, ssc a
yard.
The soc. Plaids &c n yard.
SS-inch All-Wool Roughish Mixture, In
very stylish colors, 19c yard.
All shades N.25 Ladies' Cloth, Toe. q
yard.
All shades $50 Broadcloth, 81 a yard.
75c. quality 46-inch Black Serge. &c. a
yard.
81 quality 46-inch Black Serge, Soc a
yard.
81 grade Black Henrietta, 50c n yard.
S6-nch Black Figured Dress Goods,
y 1-2c
Double-Width Black Figured Dress
Goods. SIC. a yard.
42-inch Silk-Warp Black Henrietta, 81
value. Sl25 a yard.
800 Remnants Dress Goods. in lengths
suitable for waists skirts, whole suits,
and children's dresses, half price.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-24
they must

The SIS and $50 ones now -.
The SIS and SIG ones now $3.50.
The SO and S12 ones now IS.
The IS and IS ones now $50.
The 81 ones now $29S
lot Ladies' Cloaks. your choice $.eS
lot Ladies' Cloaks your choice 81.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-24

old papers for sale at 2se. hundred At
Dispatch Office
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-24
A Big CUT IN GROCERIES.

Best Granulated Sugar at ..........s 4
Best Patent Family Flour, BARREL. 80
Arbuckle's Coffee at. ................ IL
Eight pounds best Oat-Flakes for. %
Seven pounds Oatmeal for.......... %
Eight bars Wonderful Soap for. %
Nice California Hams at ..........
Best Sugar-Cured Hams at .......... IL
Six bars Octagon Soap for ........ 25
Six bars Rabbits Soap for ........ p
Fifteen bars Good Soap for.......... p
Six boxes Soapine for ................ p
Six boxes Pearline for .............. %
-Four large cans Best Tomatoes for. %
Three cans best Peaches. ........... %
Four cans Pie Peaches for ........ %
Three cans Early June Peas for. %
Nice Fat Mackerel, per dozen. IL and ID
10 pounds best Virginia Buckwheat.. y
Large Fat Mackerel each.... ......
Best Elgin Butter, pound.... ...... .
Prime Roll Butter at ................ ID
Cooking Butter at.... ................ 10
Good Mixed Tea at ...........s. 10
Prime Mixed Tea at ................ 40
No | Mixed Tea at .................. 90
None-Better Tea at ...... ........... 20
Japan Tea at ....... ............... %
English Breakfast Tea at .......... 80
Ceylon Tea at ........ ................. %
New Hominy at $500. ..........-.-....
New Grits at .... ...................
Oat-Flakes, 2-pound boxes. ...........
Four pounds Nice Prunes for ...... y
q pounds Best Family Flour for. 20
IL pounds Best Family Flour for. IS
Family Flour. per bag. ............ 70
Best Hottest Oil. gallon. 8
Remember we have the Oest and sci
only for the cash and cannot be under
sold
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-24
Meyer Sycle.
LADIES' CLOAKS.

Too many for this time of the
year. Prices now to move them
rapidly. It's a pity to see hand
some, stylish garments go at
such ridiculous prices, but GO
they must.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-24

Children's Corset Waists, 1ec.
Mems Teck Neck -Scarfs, &c. each.
Mems 20 and 25c. Collars. up-to-date
styles. sc. each
Mems Cardigan Jackets, 25c each.
Quilted Innings. all colorS, lyc. yard
Writing-Paper, sc. a pound.
Towellng Crash lie. a yard.
Frilled-Edge Collars and Cuffs, per set,
10c.
Embroidery Silks. 1c. skein.
u 1-2c. Linen Fringe, &c. yard.
4O0O Yards Dress Trimmings, that were
o and 5Oc a yard, &c. yard.
5000 yards Dress Trimmings at &C. a
yard. .x,.
1000 Remnants Ribbons at one third and
one fourth regular value.
Children's Plaid Tam o Shanter Caps,
with feather. Is and SOC. ones. 15c
$50 quality Infants Eiderdown CloaKs'
75c. each.
The 1926 p. D. Corsets are 22o.
The 50 p. ID. Corsets are 81.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-24
"TO The
Very Minute"

That exactly correct,
should your watch be. Catch
ing a train; fulfilling an en-
gagement-a hundred occa-
sions frequently demand ex.
act time. If your watch or
clock is worth keepingat all,
it is worth keeping right.
Here the watch and clock
repairing departments are
in charge of experts, and the
"cost" of making that
wrong" timepiece of yours
fright" is small-less than
you perhaps expect.
Good movements in cheap cases 40
we'll as the finest handmade casss
A handsome display OF tine saported
ami domestic Clocks in Gilt, China.
ONYX, and Wood Cases, suitable for
every purpose for which Clocks are re-
CURED A handsome Chime Clock for
your hall-S125.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-24
DRESS GOODS.

Our Drcss-Goods business i,
large, very large. We have t.
carry a big stock-the stock il
too big Just now. Listen!
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-24
Meyer Sycle.
BOOKS.

DOONo.
Our Book store provides good
reading for the public. The new
est books can always be found
here. One of the new books Is
"Sons and Fathers" $40, 900
prize story. 1t is a story OF
southern life, by Harry Stillwell
Edwards.
Uncle Scipio, a story of uncertain days
In the South Just after the war OF the
rebellion, by Mrs. Jeanette Wallworth.
Chapters From Life, by Elizabeth stu.
art Phelps
Sprightly Romance OF Marsac, a par.
ticularly bright little tale. 1t is q tale Of
the Latin Quarter. BY Molly Seawelk
other New Books are
Margaret Oglevy.
Nancy Noon.
That First Affair.
The Rogues' March.
In the South Seas.
Books nicely bound In cloth by TX Mar
vel, Conan Doyle, Marlett Meredith, and
Clay, lie. each
The Worlds Best Books all the most
sought for titles. 20c. each.
Beside the Bonnie Brier Bush cloth
bour.d, i0c. each
$50 Two-Volume Sets. CSC.
$3.50 Two Volume Sets, N.25.