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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-03
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Justice j. r. Lewis heard an Hsnrlco
Courthouse yesterday morning toe case OF
Lewis JacksOa. negro man whom. atief
examination. DO fined SIS and costs
$50 for carrying "a revolver. s. FOR ming
the same. and 81 for using indecent lar
guage. and Jackson, having rot me
amount. went 20 Jail.
Tho Hcnrico County School Board met
Saturday mornne at the Courthouse and
examined one LADY applicant as a teacher.
Superintendent russell SAYS he Is much
pleased with the opening Of the schools
al this session as The attendance IS
large ana the interest o. both teachers
ard pupils ~ their work IS great.
ne october term Of the Circuit Court
OF Henrlco county viii begin on Monday.
and three damage suits against railroads
and street railways will probably be tried
al this term.
These cases are Miller's administrator
W. Richmond. Fredericksburg and Poto-
mae railroad. o suit cor killlag Miller;
Pulaski ". Richmond City Railway Com
pany. and Hnderbrand W. The Richmond
Traction Company. the two last for DAM
ages on account Of injuries.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-03
PORK MILLER AS A STAR.
ms TOUR 10 COMMENCE ~ TINS
CIR qO-MORROW NIGHT
assisted by Comedian Oscar Z, sisson and
Miss Ester Wallace, lie wiz Appear at
the Academy To-Morrow Evening.

The Academy OF Music tomorrow eve
ming VIII be the scene Of the commence
ment OF the tour Of Polk Miller. Oscar
sIsson. and Miss Ester Wallace. as Joint
STARS.
They will make an extensive tour OF the
North and South during this season.
Messrs. Leath and Smith, under whose
management the trio OF stars viii be this
season. have made no hesitation in maxi
ing their tour include every city Of inn
portoncc i'm the United states, as the sue
3css they have made i'm the past as i'm
dividual stars warrants that the oomDina-
ton will mean ana entertainment that Will
meet with praise and success every whore.
ST. Miller has. through hiss careful
stn0y off sine nosro aud his characteristics,
developed a sketch that has made his
ftamch reputation. and given him imita-
tors on the vaudeville siagc. lie carries
the favorable endorsement of an the
prominent critics and editors of this coun-
try. ilis part Of the entertainment Is not
carried 0n entirely as "a dchncator Of the
marc He tells. I'm evening dress many
amusing f.ories of the different pgrson-
ages be- has met in bis former tours
Oscar s.sson and Miss Ester Wallace
DIS fair and pretty partner. have hish
standing upon the legitimate stage where
ihey have become recognized stars. IS a
center piece 10 the entertainment. thcy
produce "a ono-act farce comedy that Is
varicsutod with many catchy SONGS ana
danccs. and bits OF dialogue that are
witty ana % tho point
Miss Wallace BIAS strong and healthy
~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-03
GREAT COKE INDUSTRY.
the OVENS AT STONEGA 10 BE IN
CREASED 10 THE MAXIMUM.
The Watermelon and Anti-Melon Face
tiors-A Suit over Baby Eeunites
Disrupted Family.

BRISTOL VA, oct. 1.-special-The
virginia Coal and Coke Company, OPP
Grating at stonega. has just awarded the
contract to j. A. J.. Minor & Co, TO
build $50 moro coke ovens at Stonega,
and tho work Will be commenced ar once.
This will complete the 800 ovens which
the company purposed in the outset $50
Of the number having been in blast for
some time When these additional ovens
are completed and put in blast Wise
county will number not less than 200
ovens in operation.
Southwest Virginia and East Tennessee
have never known such a drought as has
prevailed during the past TWO months.
Practically no rain has fallen. and the
damage 10 farmers Is immense. In
some places water famlnes exist.
Springs and streams have dried up,
pastures are parched to death and graz
crs have been seriously damaged.
The cabbage growers at Wytheville
and Rural Retreat who plant hundreds
OF acres. are doubtless the greatest losers
on account OF the drought The short
age In their crop * sure to affect the
market price Of cabbage. Farmers can
not pillow for wheat.
4 fire here this week destroyed four
cottages on east Main street the loss
is estimated at sl.7o0, with no insurance.
Three Of the buildings belonged to col
oTcd people
THE DEMOCRATIC FACTIONS.
Editor Porterheld. Of the Abingdon
Citizen. saws that Vint. Thomas, OF Lu-
ma. viii be nominated for State Senator
from the First District in to-morrow's
convention at Glade Spring. The fac
ton which nominated Charles Steel at
Abingdon. recently. Is known as the wa
tormelon faction. The faction Is 10 hold
a convention tomorrow Is the anti-meion
faction. This latter faction charges that
the nrst-named faction has formed
combination with the Republicans.
Robert Grubhs caused haboas corpus
proceedings 10 be instituted against his
handsome young wife, IN the Hastings
court. this week
Mrs. Grubbs recently left her husband
and carried away their baby The OBJ
ioct OF the proceedings was TO get pos
session Of the child. a large number Of
witnesses were ,eyamired. The court
awarded the child 10 tae hushanL heinz
OF opinion that ttr wife had no rishr- to
carry the child away.
, The courts dcc..icn had the effect to
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-03

IL VIII BE Ready for Oeoupancy in Two
Weeks

The improvements which have been 60
ing on at ST. James Episcopal church on
Fifth and Marshall streets, are near
ing completion and il is very likely that
the building win once moro be occupied
by the congregation two weeks from To-
morrow There has been a good deal or
DELAY I'm the work, but no one is particu-
larry 90 blame for it.
1t was originally decided TO begin with
the improvements by June 1st, and all
arraneements 10 that effect were made
with the carpenter and decorator. After
the sudden and unexpected death Of the
lamcntcd Bisho. John b. Newton 10 was
the desire Of snop Whittle 10 hold the
Council. that was 10 select Bishop New
toms successor at st. James church. The
vestry Of course agreed 20 this and the
beginning Of the improvements had 10
be put off.
When the work was finally commenced
the decorator was busy on some other
lob. which he had accepted i'm the mean
tinle and which admitted Of no de-
lay. The decorating OF the walls and
ceiling of st ia mes church. therefore,
was commenced much later than 10 had
been originally Intended.
AgoOd deal Of comment has been made
as 90 the selection OF the color I'm which
the outside cf the church is painted, bat
thereby hanzs little story. When the
question Of painting the exterior OF the
church was being disc" cd. the Ncstry
selected tie shade in which a certain
building in this city Is painted and the
painter VINO bad been given the contract.
was told 20 look at the building In Ques-
tiOn.
lie did so and found that the color had
greatly faded lie discovered, however.
the orl&inal shade in "A SPOT under the
porch and mixed his paint according TO
that sample When asked afterwards
for an explanation. he said. that he did
not believe that the vestry had agreed
on the faded color Of that building, but
desired to have It's ORIGINAL tint repro
duced. He therefore made his prepaia-
ton Of the color IN the manner in which
it now shows on the building and which
very much resembles the color OF the
rlmllN Mnlor Of The Lnmas rlNer
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-03
CTR BRIDGEs MED CONDITION
some Abandoned, Others a Menace TO
Life Of Man and Beast.

Life Of Man and Beast.
The city bridges over Shockoe Creek al
the crossing OF Hospital street and Sew
enih street. are in very bad order, as The
Times has already published
The Hospital street bridge Is so bad m
deed that IL has been barricaded for weeks
ard travellers have % take a rOundaoout
wav over the seventh street bridge. IDS
latter IS now AMI has been for some weeks
In SO dangerous a condition that notice
forblds heavy vehicles % pass over D.
The floor OF the bridge IS almost entirely
worn OUT. \ horse Is apt al any Time 10
break through and become 50 injured tMat
the CITY would DO liable for damages. Yet
this bridge Is the main ihoro9spitre 10
the Richmond Locomotive Works. and 70
points beyond IN Henrco, and is constant
IS I'm use .-t,-.
The neglected condition OF these bridges
Is a shame upon the city government or
Richmond. The CITY Engineer - pesples7
becauce The city Council viii do nothing.
II has been suggested that ~ these
bridges we've owned By 4 private corpora
tion or a street car hne suen neglect
would not be tolerated q single DAY.
There IS $500 90 the credit OF tne sever {"
street bridge. paid hy private ipLNioaAi :,
now In bank but the business methods
Of the city government arg sucn lnat ~
cannot be touched, although me bfiaso i'
going TO wreck. .,.
only deaf ears.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-03
Funeral of Mr.. Hardaway.

The funeral Of Mr.. r. NJ. Hardaway
VIII take place from the Seventh-Strest
Christian church this afternoon al 4
o'clock. lnierment at Shockoe Gene
terry. The following pall-bearors have
been selected:
Honoary-C0l Jno 5. Harwood Mr.. y.
T. Robertson, Capt John Booker. Mr.
John r. Toler, Mr. II. w Wood. Mr. G.
A. Zincke and the officers Of the Improved
order of HeptasOphs.
Active-Mr w. r. Wood, Mr. Christian
IA. Clarke, MI II. Nee Dowdy. Mr.
Percy w. Peay. Mr.. Albert c. Dalton. Mr.
Thomas Whittet. Mr. II. G. Osterbind and
Mr.. Henry NJ Tyler.
me funeral o. Miss Mamie iTfman,
who received fatal injuries in the ex-
piOsion OF "a kerosene lamp at her home
last Tuesday evening, viii be held from
ST. Andrews church this afternoon at
$3.50 O'Clock. Rev. Mr. Somms. officiating.
The intcrment Will be AZ Rivorvlew.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-03

wagon belonging 20 J. = Powers. the
drayman. and standing on Ninth street in
front OF Mayos auctioa.house was coilid-
ed with ~ car OF the Richmond Rail-
way and Electric Company yesterday
morning shortly before noon ana was
badly damaged.
AIr. Powers. who was sian'iag between
his wagon and the chr tracks narrowly
escaped severe injury by jumping.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-03
Hr. Boykln n Candidate.

Ir. r. s Boykin, Of the city OF Suffolk.
has announced his candidacy for The Office
OF Superintendent Of the Penlteniarv. lie
is we'll known as a former member ~ the
Legislature and as Deputy caiicctsr ~
lnternai Revenue. under the ,No bem-
ocratic administra lions. tie is one IF u.
most active politicians In The STAG, oAd
Is now hard at work.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-03
HrNRY cars TALBDICroRY.
All Who Heard His Pathetic Farewell to
the senate We're Moved TO Tears

John F. coyle writes Of Henry CLAWS
farewell 70 the Senate in the sootember
Ladies' Home Journal. regarding 70 as the
most dramatic event ever Witnessed In
the United states Senate. Almost from
the opening words Of the famous valodic-
tory tho vast asSemblaEe OF people were
in Tears. and the Great CoWmoucr" WIS
frequently interrupted by tho sobs Of his
lauditnrs. 1.-THE scene Was indeed inI-
rrcsslVe as AIR Ciay pronounced tho con-
Cluding words of his farewell 10 public
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-03
| and ~ Inch
Black Velvet Ribbon, SC.
25c. BeltIne Rlbbon. 81.

pc. Betting Ribbon. Sc.
No. % Satin Back Velvet. &c.
Every Color Satin Daisy Ribbon, lc.
yard.
Nearly our entire stock OF
White Swiss Hamburg and Cam.
brio Embroideries of every width
will be dumped out for quick sch
ling. If you are willing to buy
pieces 2 to ~ yards in apiece YOU
may expect extraordinary bar
gains.
On a counter IN the Cloak Room Won VIII
find great pickings I'm a lot Of Children's
Eidordown Cloth ClOaks. that sold oQr
from $3.50 TO $3.50. Your choice. VOS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-03

the actors in the realistic life drama
which he so perfectly portrays VIII have
passed away. Certainly this last chance
70 see this hero of American romance
and reality should not be missed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-03
Cosmo Buttermilk SOAP. sc.

Genuine Cosmo Buttormik Soap is IN
our duplicate stock room. 90 the extent
of over 5000 cakes, and 10 viii De -.
closed out, per cake, for.............. -
The Famous Soap Is cake OF pure
white soap. said by hundreds of our GUS
toners 10 be as good as Ivory. Through
secured the supply 10 sen for ic. a cake,
the regular pricc being 5c.
Best &C.. Ammonia FOR &C..
Best Ice. Witch Hazel for &C.
Zoe. fellows GOssamer lOc
Red Seal G0Tsamer Swansdown. Sc.
p sticks Best Chewing Cum. Jc.
Small Childrel's Book bag, &c.
SaiIOr-made kersey Coats, just the
style for naity young ladies. satin lined,
$3.50. Bought TO sell for $3.50.
Ladies' Cloth Capes. Fur trimmed.
Though Just received they are to be I'm.
meliately closed out at $50.
Dress Skirts Of large figured Black
Brocade MOhair, perfectly made, we'll
lined. velvet bOnnG, SLt9.
The finest OF Carpets are now in
stOck-Axminsters $l.95 to SECS
yard; Wilton yelVets G9c. TO Sl.75
yard: Body Brussels soc. TO Sl.2O yard
SZZezaSenS- G;ezS &z2tOnoS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-03

General George >. huadley. ~ Amelia
county. - understood To- fe 4 candidate
before the LEGISLATURE Tor the Office Of
second Auditor az present occupied BY
Mr.. josiah Rylaud. Jr,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-03
ladies' BicYcle Suits $3.50.

which is n terrible cut we mako I'm tho
price OF these suits. from s. % $3.50. but
We have n Ladies Bicycle Suits, none ~
which we want 90 carry 70 our Co cO
new store. Sale price ........,.. VN'Oc
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-03
Small Children's
$500 Cl0aks. $3.50.

Roughcst Roucle Cioaks for children. 1
20 3 years. wide sailor collar fur-cdgol.
for ....,. .....'........'............ Di.o0
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-03

Chairman Stsr'.c OF TIE '5orc'l Co-n-
mit,ce on Lxa.. hs8 issced 9 c.,ii Cor =
rpecial meeting % that committee AZ y
tesnth street..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-03
Boys Suits, soc.

Doublc-Broased Suits Of grey and black
cashmere. not printed goods. strong cloth
p 5s S SUE uo.. .. anu " q.l' 'o.. ~" soc
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-03
Boys Waists. 1Oc.

Red English Cambria Waists for boys,
% IA years. made I'm the finest manner
ogen cuns interlined sailor collar Inter
Ehed. g pleats front and plcats back,
pearl buttons. made mp 10 sell for Inc
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-03

very funny and fun OF quaint humor'
songs and striking situations.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-03
Boys Suits. $3.50.

More than 400 Suits are ready for YOU
a. this price Many Of them you Will
recognize as those you have seen for -.
Little fancy suits for boys. 20 : years,
doublc-breasted suits for boys 60 20
nm In rs wears Observation-Disclosures. ~ - u
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-03
A Thous and or More
Mems SILK SCarfs
26-Inch Umbrellas, 29c.

We will not carry TO the new store this
tremendous surplus stock OF Umbrellas.
Mems and Ladies Umbrellas, fun oOc
Z0-lnch ...... ......'..'..-.-' -s.-+.-....
Largest size Mems Umbrellas,
15C.
Ladies' s. Colored Taffeta silk UNI
brellas comprising greens. blues CO go
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-03

Largest eleVen-qnarter soft grey
HilIsbOrO $3.50 Blankets are to be sold
for 80 pair.
deliberately trimmed Corset Covers
are TO be on sale on End floor for Csc,
that are picked from our soc styles.
Contracts made with the leading
clOak-makers Of America are being
rapidly filed. and Notwithstanding the
removal sale, our Cloak stock is and
will be ready with the latest styles at
our special prices.
Plush Capes, just received Of full
sweep, fancy lining, Thibet Fur edged,
S2.29.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-03
Lots of Silks
as YOU have seldom seen then
priced.

as you have seldom seen them
priced.
Black Brocade Satin Duchesse, new
lilac BACK Pekin stripe satins. 73c.
Black BrOcade Taffeta midas, 69c.
Black Plaid and Stripe Taffetas. Soc.
Black MORE Nelours Soc nm,
Black Bengaline Crystals, Faille and
black LACK Pc de Sole Satin Duchesse and
CRYSTAL Bcngaline. &c.
Don't miss the Black Striped Silk Gren-
"I Fancy Figured Taffeta Silks. SIC.
Dark Figured Jap silks, l9c.
Roman Stripe Silks, Toe.
What a sensation Our Jewelry
counter will create when it be-
comes known we are closing out
q and soc. Rolled Plate Ear Drops
set with Rhine stone and colored
stones at SC. pair.
More than 1000 remnants of
Dress Innings, pieces to 10 yards
each-b blacks, greys, and all light
colors silicias, percalines and
cambrics, ranging at about half
usual prices.
About $500 pieces White Flannels
have been arranged for selling, among
them Wool Flannel 26 inches wide Tor
10c yard.
Art workers can pick for hours at the
Fancy Linen cOuaters, for the bargains
there are innumerable-2 yard long
Fancy and Plain Buffet Scarfs 2jc:
Stamped Photo Frames he, etc, etc.
Silk Plush Empire Capes of best
Plush, Braided, Beaded ard Thibet Fur
trimmed, $3.50. Bought TO sell for
$40.
Wle.zkezS- OFT csRto0dE
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-03

A snperb stock of HOasekeepers' Linz
ems is to be sold Out-59c. Damasks tor
39c; Fringed DOylieS at 1c; -Four Dol
lar DamaSk Table Covers 50.
Day by day case after ease Of House.
keepers Domestic Goods will be
brought up from the warehouses for
quick selling.
Ladies' 25c Hose. Ladies' 35c Hose,
Ladies' 40c HOse-all perfect Blacks,
every size. and about $50 pairs to pick
from, at lie pair.
All sizes Sheets and Pillow Cases
await your buying -even Bolster Cases
> yards long will sell for Use.
W2elIeH5- GcES qsz2aooH
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-03
Infants Silk Caps, I5c.

Cream silk Caps. lined perfectly, silk
ribbon strings. lowest price ever known
Infants Knit Worsfed Bottles. o..
Nurses and Maids Caps, 5c.
11c. SILK T1ms pc
Embroidered Felt Baby Afghans, lOc.
Infants Knit WOrsted Sacques, l9c.
White Fur BABY Afghans. $l19.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-03
Black Dress Goods.

BLACK Diagonal Cloth, tuHeted oou,Ie
stripe cost e import mp up PSTS 1876
c,ay,ot Sarge let black. nearly one and
one-thirsd yards wide. to be sold Tor. soc
Double-Width Black ATWOOD I0dC
Cloth ........ ..s... ss.ss's's''''
Rlacl, Figured sultings. silk Wool and
Mohair mixtures the newest 81 10
Paris designs ........ s......... wy
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-03
Foster Kid Gloves, soc.

A portion Of our stock of genuine g.
hook Foster Iacing Kid Gloves. in dark
and light shades of tan and brown, rnC
I'm every size. 90 De sold fOr....... OVN
25c. Black Cashmere Gloves, Toe.
Zoo. Dress Shades SILK Gloves. sc
Il Sd. 500. and So. kLl Gaullcis. CSC.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-03

reunite the family, and the husband and
wife left the courtroom together.
NEWS NOTES.
Capt John W. Jott has just completed
a handsome residence on Solar street
The Preshyterians are preparing 10
build an academy at Ellzabethton, at a
cost OF sic00.
4. s. J. Wheeler. who has been con-
fired with typhoid-feyer for a month,
has about recovered.
John Jackson, who has Just been con-
victcd OF the murder Of w. p. Leonard,
is said TO be praying for his forgiveness
lie does not have much hope that his
neck viii he saved. The motion for n
new trial in his case will be argued to-
morrow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-03
Braided Pillow Shams, SC.

More than 1000 Braided Pillow Shams:
plenty to match for you in pairs. rc
e0cu ...s.ss. s.....ss. .s..ss..s.s -
5000 Buffet scarfs. 3 yards long. finest
monte tied fringe. stamped both ends, i'm
ported for this season at SOC. Clos , Ec
ing-Out price, .................-.... -
Richards Magic Stamping Pads, were
81. by which you can transfer any photo
graph I'm newspaper or magazine on 1EC
any material In this saie........ %
Kings Machine Cotton, l5c. dozen, any
size. white or black.
1Oc. 10 1-2c. Toe. Kid Curriers', Sc.
Zoe Stockinot Dress Shields. &c. pair.
3O0 pieces Feather-Stitch Braid, &c.
No. Soc Canheld Shields 20c
Warren Feather Bone. &c. yard.
1Oc C0lored Corduroy Velvet Binding, &c.
yard.
Upwards of 5000 pairs of shoes
have been stored here for this falls
trade. If you doubt the many
dollars saving our shoe prices will
bring, let us send you shoes to
your home for comparison.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-03
Ladies' Understands, Csc.

just sec what this sale brings YOU Hun
dreds OF fancy Slkolne. Crcpon Under-
skirts fun width, very wide Spanish
founcc, original price was i5c. In 2EC
lNin Nalo .tst...-.s-+..s.+t tss+ ttssstsf. ~
$40 Moire Pcrcallnc Underskirts, '0c.
CSC. Block Satno Understands SOC.
zoe ColOrod knit Indcrskrts. 39c.
EmbrOIlefed Edge skill Patterns. 43c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-03
thousands or yards or
Newest Fall Dress Goods


await your choosing for less prices
than at any similar event.
See the 29c lot Of Imported Dress Goods.
woollcn damask effect, black figured on
most stylish colors.
Blue Gray Mixed Chevio.s. 20 I1ic
inches wide ......... ........---.
The SWEETEST Covert Cloth Suitlngs. all
pure wool, our last importation. per ASC
yard .-.....s. ....-. ...s.-s.-s..-s v
Camel's Hair Suitings. novelty ef- r0c
fects. our SOC. importations. for.... OS~
Tallor-Made Sultings. just thu most
stylish material, imported TO sell az -oC
$l.2J, for ......... ........... ..... ~
On a centre table in main aisle
are Ribbons at r21lc. a yard.
Fancy ribbons, two-toned moires,
figured ribbons, Roman stripes,
aud plain ribbons.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-03
Six Extraordinary
Shoe Sales.

Ladies' Button Shoes, patent roc
leather tips. per pair................. OHO
Ladies' Dongola Kid Button zcc
Boots at.......... ...........'...'.'''' 10
Ladies' HalI-welt Button Boots. ooc
at ...... ................,....... SVS
Ladies' Dress Shoes, best $3.50 CT AZ
make, Tor ...........'.'...''''''.' 10y
Finest Of $500 Shoes all Go 20
at .,..... ........ .....-............. V>-'CO
Misses and Chidren's Best 81 6oc
Chrome Kid Shoes .....-............. VSS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-03
a Plain STATEMENT OF'FACTS As TO

Night been worngong through stocks box
an Of reducing land into the homes OF
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-03
Mems Underwear. 29c. Suit.

Zoe. Curtain Runling for &c.
2Jc. Figured Canton Flannel, loc.
1Oc Silk Olives for &c
Crepe Draperies for &c.
Vestibulo Nets Swiss Tambour, 7lac.
Fish Net Vestibule Net, l2hc.
soc. Drawn-Thread Scrim, 25c.
Derby Damask Furniture Covering, -oc'
$3.50 Furniture Damask, 81.
Single Lace Curtains, one-third price.
1850 Antique Lace Bed Set 50.
odd pairs Lace Curtains less IMAM halt
price.
st.75 Ga Damask Table Covers Coo.
Lot Real Applique Lace curtains DOC
odd lots Fine Swiss Tambour Curtains,
nearly One-third OF. ~,
Hundreds OF just such bargains Will
be placed on sale daily.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1897-07-22
on the Face, and makes the head clear
as a bell. Sold by Fred p. Shanafelt q
Co.; f. L. Ortt, Market and Sth ST.; e.
o, Miller. East End.
CLAIMS AGAINST coNosR.
Suits Aggregating s10,40O Brought
Against the Akron Capitalist.

Suits Aggregating sI0,40O Brought
Against the Akron Capitalist.
AKRON, o., July 2O.-The suit for
$4,000 brought by the Keystone Ma
tional bank against Colonel A. l.. Con-
ger was followed by seven others
against Colonel Conger and corpora
tions whose paper he has endorsed, the
entire amount aggregating Sl9, 400.
The announcement has been made
that Colonel Conger has suspended
payment on all obligations. He is pres
ident of the Whitman q Barnes Manu-.
featuring company with plants at West
Pullman, Ills, Syracuse, st. Gather
ines, Ont, and Akron, o., and IS
heavily interested in the Pittsburg
Plate Glass company and other large
corporations.
Colonel Conger was stricken with
paralysis last January and has since
been at O sanitarium at Kirksville, Mo.
| No statement of the assets and habill'
ties can be obtained.