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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-03-13
NEW CABINET MEETS.
The First Gathering of Mckinley's
Advisers was of Social
Character.

The First Gathering Of McKinley's
Advisers was Of a Social
Character.
! Washington. II. c.. March 9.-PreSi
! dent Mckinley and his cabinet held rhcil
/ first formal meeting ut II o'clock today
/ As n rule cabinet day has been one re-
/ served for the business Ltforc the
/ President and his advisers not only
against the general public bat also sen
ator> and members. Today. however.
! there was the usual early rush of promi-
nent men. many of whom were received
hy the President.
silver Senators Call.
Several notable groups arrived about
10 clock. First was that embracing
III" silver Republican senators. Teller Of
Colorado, F"ttigrcw Of South Dakota
and Cannon of Utah. Who withdrew from
/ IN" ~. Louis convention. With thym
also was Senator Warren Of Wyoming
/ hey were shown At once to the rrcSi-
dentS Office and spent five or ten mini
ut"S with Mr.. Mckinley. II was en-
trcly call Of courtesy ANA no allIsion
10 party or politics was made. Tho
President showed his usual Corlialitv
and ther" was no evidence in manner or
word Of the divisions resulting from the
national convention.
Following This group came another on"
comprising tit" entire Republican, mem-
h"rShlD Of I'll" ways and means cont
Inltte". headed by Chairman DugIoy
They filed before the President and wrr"
cordially greeted This. too. was Il call
Of courtesy and no reference was made
to the tariff
Minister TO Norway and sweden.
Senator Allison and Representative
Dolliycr of Iowa called to urge the APP
p'intin"nt OF State Senator Ericsson of
Iowa a> minister Ia Norway and Sweden.
Ih"r" WnS a decided significance in the
"ail. as this is the anniversary of the
birth Of the great Swedish inventor.
Ericsson. Mr.. Dollivrr place! on iii"
petitions in MIR. ErircS"i'< behalf from
nearly every Western state. containing
names of over 1000 Sw, w,li~h-Amcricau
citizens ana many clubs and societies.
It has been supposed thar cA-MiniSt"r
W. w Thomas uf Maine was foremost
among the candidates for til" Swedish
mission, but tn" appearance" of Ericsson
IS felt 10 involve Il lively competition.
An early appointment I" this mission i
expected. a~ III" term Of the present
minister began April I and his successor
is expected IL qualify before then.
Among til" other callers VIII" saw til"
President were Senator Merrill ii Ncg-
mont. til" venerable head of the SCu%jr
conDnittC" on finance: Senators Culium
ana Mason of Illinois: l'ritrhard OF
North Carolina. rcnr"S' of prnnSyIya-
MIA EIl>ins Of Nest Virginia. McEnrry
Of Louisiana. Hawlcy Of Connecticut
and Representative iIirt Of Illinois,
chairman Of the House committee OH
foreign affairs.
Senator McEn"ry. the new Democratic
senator from Louisiana, vas arcumlaII-
led by cx-Marshal E'ikim of that state
Among the callers from private lif"
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-03-13
H.. that the Middle Of April will
be Reached,

W.. ,arch G.-t Special. -
ti .~a-g.-> was made by the
tHrag II" past week and at
rpr aa Adjournment cannot
.5.- ras middle Of April The
3i -ls t.e memhers hesitate 10
E'' ma-;rr 81 Importance and in
.s upau things III their ordef
# ruii ;h,H or make them sI,e-
t.r ma future time. Not Il
asy Importance was passed
.r weaa Tie medical bill, owe.
.ttc" fight and all the
~aa, measures were put over
waS Ihr Putnam resolution
,a..g1M,ut ~ the constitution To
iua~i II parAuus, was
r,,grrart"d. aHd viii come M
Consideration next week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-10
New year's-Party.

large crowd OF young ladies' and gen.
,leman spent o very delightful evening az
the residence Of NIr. and Mrs. j. N. Glenn,
No. 22s south Linden street. on iriday
evening. January LIST. Games and pas
times were INDUCED In. aud al late hour
refreshments wers served. and the merry
crowd dispersed. Among those present
were Misses Ellen. Annie. and katia
Boltz. Cora Davis, Cora Tinsiey, cara
Page. Bernice Hundley. Lola and Mauae
TrayIor, Hanah Wells, Mildred, Annie.
and Ethel Stubs. Mary Tinsley. anu
Myrtle Glenn; Mesdames Stubs. Hem
bricks. and Glenn: Messrs. Davis. STUDS
Hundley, Glazebrook, Wray. Werner
Kritzer. Doane. Keller. Delany, cousons'
Gates. Gross, Il. Glenn, and Z. Glenn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-10
The FOurqurearl-PriCe Company.

ing ON Seventh street, was the scene
OF an elegant affair on Tuesday night.
Tho occasion was the 50th anniversary
of Mr.. Gauldlng's birth. The spacious
narlors were filed 10 overflowinS py tho
many friends of the host. Inc East
End Mandolin Club-Messrs. John Bow
Ter John Dufrey. Ed. Morecock. anu
charles D!llard-furnished dehshtful
music. An elegant collation. was ser'oo
before the departure OF the guests.
large number OF the young ladies' os
Fulton will attend the Hioernians pau
at Corcoran Hall next "Wednesday nisns
and also quite number OF young men,
Who are members OF the order. IT 10
estimated that about 400 people VIII take
mart In the pleasurable event. wnicn 10
looked forward to with much interest
rev. !. Armour Fair, OF the First Apos-
tolic church, Brooklyn, n. u, Is con-
ducting a protracted meeting at the Apos'
tolic church. The meetings arc well Al.
tended. Tho pastor. Rev. John ~.
Daugherty, expects that the Aposto'o
denomination will largely increase durins
this year, and possibly many ne" cnu's"
buildings will be added.
The wife OF Captain S. A. Jarvis. VINO
has been very Ill for some months, -
worse and grave fears are entertainer.
The Captain. who had TO leave his "oiA
last week on account OF the serious NJ
ness OF his wife and devoted his wnoio
attention 10 her, has now also been takels
down, and has been In bed since iass
Monday. =, -.
Councilman ]. Harry Lawder Is Just
recovering from q severe attack or ~
orlnne. and Yesterday was much petIer'
Friday evening his wife WAS taken au'.o
suddenly with tho same disease, ana -
now under the Doctors care.
Mr. A. L. Eacho gave a supper 10
few intimate friends on Tuesday night.
speeches were made and a splendid ufns
was enjoyed by all who participated.
Mr.. T. ]. Enright, who had suaae"
attack OF illness, is very much better. -
Mrs. s. A. Jones, who has been III: -
worse. and Mr.. Jones Is now connned "
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-10

II =. Mosby. J. r. Guy, Jr., S. V. Kemp |
Nelson Sale. ]. NJ. Clayton, d. {, Burhs'
Jr L Il. Tucker, Jr., J. ). OnVer' .. W.
ClarK and Wharton Griffin. Ihere was d
tie Cor the ladys prize between MISSES
Kelsey and Thurman, when Wnon
drawn for. was won by the FORMER ln9
eeutleman's prize was AWARDED MI -
son Sale An elegant supper cohS,S'i''s
of every choice delicacy, served IN Deau-
.+c,,, ef,lo was dispensed very hos
nitably by Mrs Griffin. Frozen punch
was served from a very handsome nanu
,,osrted howl. the artistic Work Oh
the youthful hostess.
BACHELOR GIRLS
Miss Annie Jopling received her liens eiD
~ the bachelor Girls Club Iuesoay a.1eI
moor. and gave them feast OF the haI
roonv of sweet sounds and also oI 'n
less aesthetic. but delicious oaiil'leS -
"sweets to the sweets s- c,,,h
Thursday afternoon the Fiteeh SIuO
NOS, delightfully entertained by Miss Nan
ME Sale at her lovely home, on Lohs"oo"
"venue. The Thursday Club met ~ VIC
INC time al Belmont, and were receiver
f,, Mrs ]. f. Wamsley In her boudior
,ybfch was adorned with her pretty Dils1-
nrssents and fragrant with 'ile ~
of Roman hyacinths. The pros . .iiiiI.
was musical, and greatly enJoyeu' = nc
were piano solos by Misses besr.e - -.
lotte BELLE Buford, and Mrs. Naihsiey'
,,,cai elections by MIRA S. II. Burt, and a
r,,r,her Of comic songs with guitar ac-
800 rirnent by Miss Bessie hasey'
o,,so,,er which was the "Huckeberry nc
/ mic" a Ia Polk Miller. No.
rrha .Iust- For-Fun" misses met at MISS
hbhie Berry's. who set them lasN ~
/ addition TO the usual fun. inc "oIu'
/ shakespeare. was given, from the ~
/ ters OF which were 10 be mace az iianS
,,,n~de as possible. MISS Annis DAVIS sue
/ ceeled in making twenty-nlne III INC -, -
allotted. and won the prize. Misses jan;
/ ,rnnstal and Louise Wharton nav
.,,e,,tv-saven each. Miss Madge BolhnS
was awarded the BOBBY.
PERSONAL.
Colonel John S. Mosby Is Visiting n.'
,rotber Mr W. II. Mosby, and MS mo-
/ tbe- who is So years OF age anu We
tnGrm and suffering from The ehecls u
. recent fan. Miss Ada Mosoy' Oh VA
renton, Is also here. ,..a.~ fo-
Hon. John Goode left yesterday ~
" N Io'l }. y. sladen left Monday ior
Florida, TO spend the REMAINDER VI Inv
winter 10, recentIv on
Ia IN business at st. Louis. AFTER
Ss,,e5t ~ relatives here. has returned &c
the city. ..,o has beer
Mr.. Graham Lambeth. VINO mas - psy
visiting his father. Rev. Or , l.,,,iy'''
has returned to his home, al NoliV IN,
N. q. - ~ steere, who spent the hoii-
III Mt', n,t.h her mother. Mrs. G. w. Clay
t 49, ,etnrned Monday to her home a
Peters burg. ~ w Car
Nessrs. 81. p. Carder and D, w; Ior
- VINO were summoned 50 charleston
W. va, on business in the United state
Court returned home yesterday. v.ox
Mr. Mr. = and Mrs. David Hensley OF h coS
vile are the guests of Mr.. A. j. oO00
win. oooi,,od the ap
rointment of local agent OF the
eel Board, of Virginia
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-10

Custard Cups, full size. best Rocxins
ham ware. regular price. eoc. oozep'
2 l-2c. each.
ONYX TABLES, BEST sELEcTED
ONYX. REDUCED AS FOLLOWS;
30 Onyx Tables reduced to $s.ss
$3.50 Onyx Tables TO -.
Si2 Onyx Tables TO S6.@.
opr entire stock Of Fine Crystal Glass
Bowls. that sold up to S9c., on speci@A
table tomorrow at iSc. CHOICE
Fine Crystal Cake Plates. worth &c.
for Toe. ~.
100 DOZEN BEST QUALITY FLINT
,sI,Ass TUMBLERs. IMITATION CUT
POTION. NO SEAMS. REGULAR
PRICE. 75c. A DOZEN, FOR 1l-zc-
EACH.
500 black Japanned steel Coal or Ash
shovels. at &c.
lsine imported Water Sets. coiored
,vsfal sets. worth S.; pitcher ana
tnhlers for s. 9S, complete.
t-Shelf Corner Cabinets. worth ss'oo'
Tor csc. - "a.
so0 willow Work. Baskets, worth ioc's
for Sc choice. -
100 German Plate Mirrors, In neat osh
frames, large size, 22xl4. worth o'o' I'VE
Zoc. x>.t-.
G-Quart Triple Tin-Lipped fresef'ihS
Kettles. 35c. article, loo.
Best picture Wire. yards for lc.
5oo BEST NORWAY PINE srEP-LAp-
DBRs. NOT THE CHEAP KIND Ap-
vERTIsED ELSEWHERE, BUT THE
REGULAR si.2s KIND. FOR 2Sc-
Inst received. 50 dozen Gas Clones,
nicely engraved. A. and 5-inch, 2 patterns
10 select from, worth regular &c. 'ior
12c. each. , 49,.
Moons. regular 25c. kind, for l3c.
1900 DOZEN BEST QUALITY CEDAR
| cLoTHES-PINs, ALL PERFECT .
| DOZEN FOR &c.
100 sets Table Mats. nicely bound iSc'
| set.
| Sapolio. large size cakes. at 6 Sic.
Rest Ban Blueng, worth &C., Tor &c.
| wall splashers. nicely decorated, worth
| l5c., Cor DC. -. ur,,au,
worth 25c.. for l2c. al,
pennison Crepe Lamp Shade-Paper' iul'
/ size rolls, at lie. Ao,.~
wire lamp Frames. all shades, choice
&C.
BEST QUALITY OAK ROCKERS,
! HANDSOME EMBOSSED LEATHER
| SEATS. CARVED BACK. WORTH ~
SPECIAL FOR MONDAYS sALE. N.ss'
Rest quality Antique Oak Dining Room
Chairs. best quality cane seats, wen
braced. actual value $3.50, for Al9
Highly Polished Oak Tables, double
shelf, strongly made. worth s2.Zos tor c'c'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-10

to. 20 citizans and the flowers sent by
fTisnds were numerous and handsome In
desien. The Stonewall Jackson Camp OF
Confederate Veterans, Of which MAJOR
Newton was a member, ATTENDED III
body. as did the Stonewal Brl5aoe banu'
Messrs Joseph l.. Barth, HAZE j.
Hams Thomas Sidney, James Bumgaru-
,er IT, Stenhen u. Timberlake, II. NJ
NcAlbany Jones -. McFarlano, anu
Mayor Alexander H. Fultz were the ac-
tive palI-bearers, and Messrs. Thomas -
Morton. Robert O. Haines, Fritz hager'
T. A. Fauver, and Il. u. wilson were
honorary pall-besrers.
The meeting Friday afternoon Oh tne
Daughters Of the Revolution heid az lhe
home OF Major Jed Eotchkiss me
Oaks" was much enjoyed by those pre-
sent. Major HotchSiss's daughter MIS-.
NcCullough. gracefully received her
let's and after the business Of the
evening had been dispatched Mrs
Alexander II. Fuitz exhibited Il number
Of curios OF the Revolutionary peIiol'
one of the most interesting or wnlch
,,,ae on enaulette once worn by Mad An
4bonv WAYNE. the Pennsylvania patrol
During the evening an elegant luncheoh
was served. 1t was resolved 10 hola a
special meeting at Mr. Richard s. Ben
residence January 18th, when oeiesAte
from Beverly Manor Chapter VIII
chosen TO represent the chapter NJ the
convention of the Daughters OF the
American Revolution TO be held In WASH
/ ineton. d. c., next month, where inc
eocietv was organized IN October, lS@
Mr. and Mrs. Charles 5. Hunter nave
returned from their wedding journey shu
are at home, at No. 352 Beverly Terrace.
j Mr. Richard p. Bell, who has served
/ several terms in the City Council mas
/ rendered his resignation. as his anars
win not allow his regular attendance at
/ the meetings. Mr.. Bell IS one OF inc
ohieet men In the Council, and ms ripe
Judgment and able counsel VIII Dc i''SSe'
ehohld his resignation be accepted.
Sit,,-Treasurer Arista Hoge reports a
caen balance OF N2,91A50 in the citys
/ excheouer -, 80.
Cantain Thomas =. Ransom ana MS
danghter Miss Charlotte Ransom, are IN
/ Cincinnati. where they ara tue guests "a
the Rev. Robert A. Gibson.
cards are out announcing the marriage
On the 10Th instant of Deputy -shsiii
David A. Bell and Miss Mary a. lc-
Chesney, daughter OF the late Zachs ria
McChesney. The ceremony WIZ 10 PEI
formed at Edgewater, the resiueH0e "a
the brides grandmother
Influenza. or Ia grippe, Is very preVa-
,ont IN mis- section, but appears 10 pS
OF a mild type. .,,,.~
~ is said that that active Republican
+bs Rev A. =. Funkhouser, OF Harrison
hurg is engineering n scheme 70 nav
o0r0 ex-Confederates from the Snehah
do,h Valley appear at Mckinney IT.
o,,vnration. wearing gray siouch mats
erd gray macintosh coats, trifnme'
.,,th niue. the band to be called In'
shenandoah valley Patriotic Legion
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-10
IN TIE SOUTHWEST.
VALUABLE PROPERTY ON THE
BEDFORD CITY MARKET.
sale of n Farm by TeIephOne-In the
Social Whiri-The Meetings OF the
Several CIubs--PersOnaI Notes of
Interest.
Interest.

BEDFORD CITY, January 9.-(SpeciaL)
The large brick storehouse of r. B. Clay
tor o. Co.. on the corner Of Main and
Bridge streets, was sold this week for the
sum Of stl05 10 Thomas & Thomas haro-
ware merchants. Of this place. The price
paid Is much less than the actual cost oil
the construction Of the building, TO say
nothing OF the price for the lot upon
which il stands. This sale was in conse-
Quencs of tho failure Of the Liberty
Savings Bank. of which Mr.. Clayton was
tho president. Much other very ValuaDie
PROPERTY I'm the town is still on the mar
k,t and in the present depressed cohui-
ton OF finances will be sacrificed.
A farm Of 225 acres. near Thaxton, was
sold TO Leo. Hasehagen, Of chicago ioi
$500. who will shortly remove his fanny
10 IL and begin farming operations
a Bedford farm was recently disposed
OF at auction in rather novel mai nue.
The purchaser. Mr.. y. j.. Hughes Del's
n Lyucnburg while the SAFE ICON 80
ln FRONT Of the windsor Hotel here anu
Was conducted on this wise: A gentleman
stood "a the phone Of the lonB-dlstaliOS
telephone in the hotel here ana iepo 49, -
Tho progress TO Mr.. Hughes VINO $3.50 ',,oc
40 ths phone IN Lynchourg. ana pm, ~,
him in regard TO the bids- ne ,ath
brought 81, 700. The sums palu III re-
these tracts OF land are conslueIeo
markably good. .ot,.od
Major s Griffin. who has been appoiii'o1,
rs,.lver NJ ths Commercial NAtAOno'
Bank OF Roanoke also holds tnat posa-
ton FOR the Liberty Savings Bank hei0'
and has his residence at this place -
as ls usual at the beginning OF NV
year. business is very duh ana tno -. ~
chants look rather blue. and everything
seems 10 have stagnated.
SOCIAL NOTES.
The ebb IN social life has not peeh -
Pronounced as that IN tho business "oliu'
ana he record Of the week has Dee"
quite bright ..r,
ST. and Mrs. W. !. Jones gave Neig
enjoyable wSist party 10 MiaS -
GIayely the sister Of the latter, at .hs
residence OF Mr.. c. W. Wharton, al "hlc'i
the following guests were present; M =
Annie lizard. Misses Mamie Sale, hae',e
Thurman, Berta Steptoe. Rose GraNeiy
Messrs C. w. Thomas a. Y. P2tlie' -, -
T. Tucker. Jr.. G. A. snlpmah'
Clark. Il. j. Thurman, and 70. and X. H.
Thomas
Tuesday evening Miss stanard Griffin
entertained her friends very eharmingiy
with q progressive -enchre party from
10 p o'clock, which was one Of the most
elegant Of the festivities Of the season
The ladies who participated IN the game
were. Misses Maize Mrtter, OF iynch'
burg; Mary and Lucy Qusrles, Nanni'
eele. Belle Buford, Gladys Kilsey. Hattie
thurman. Louise Booth. Minnie Nicnols
Stsnafd and Mamie Griffin. The gentle
mon were Messrs. H. o. Humphrles, u. J
Thurman. Robert Qusrles. Allen cuculier
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-10

100 BEST QUALITY CEDAR TUBS
WITH DOUBLE ELECTRlC-WELDED
HOOPS. THAT CAN'T COME OFF, &C
TUAI. WORTH Soc. FOR lsc.
Cold Cupid Banquet Lamps silver Gu
pid, g value, tomorrow ssc'
A. ID. Cups and saucers, real Carlsbad
China. neatly decorated, gold handles'
worth &c, for SC. a pair.
100 HANDSOME IMPORTED BAN
DIET LAMP GLOBES. FINELY DECO
RATED. LARGE SIZE. WORTH FROM
ssso TO IS: CHOICE OF ANY MONDAY.
as2
PC. Delft-Decorated Plates. "Aurea'
china, choice &C.
Covered Pitchers. handsomely deco
rated OH finest Carlsbad china. worth Sl.-9'
Tor Mondays special sale, 29c choice.
At A.. choice OF Real China Hand-Deeo-
rated Mustard or Horse-Ra Fots'
worth up TO l5c. while they last &c.
Dainty Thin China Sugar and Crcamers,
worth sec. a set; choice &c. each.
Genuine Carlsbad China Cake Plates,
nret,v Aoral spray decorations, with
stippled gold handles, regular 9Sc. Kind
far &c
DIR CUT-GLAss STOCK MUST BE
CLEARED: NO MATTER WHAT THE
sAcRIFICE. AND QUOTE PRICES TO
MEET THE EMERGENCY.
Genuine Cut-Glass Salt and Pepper
Shakers. with best silver-plated tops, 70
different shapes to select FROM worth Zoe.'
choice Monday. &c.
Genuine American Cut-Glass OIL or
/ Vinegar Decanters, DE Soto cutting ac-
tual worth s., for Csc.
Genuine American Cut-Glass Bowls
extra heavy "Dor.linger' cutting. regu-
/ larry worth $3.50; special for Monday %
EXTRA SPECIAL.
Genuine American Cut-Giass Bowls, fun
size. extra deep. handsomely cut, regd-
latly worth $50; special for MONDAY
sale S29s
Genuine Cut-Glass Handle Olives, DOR
finger's' finest cutting. worth regularly
81 30: special tomorrow S2.39.
Handsome Cut-Class CaraTe GUAR
siz0. Venetian cuttings, worth regularly
S3.hO: special tomorrow, N.sS.
200 BEST QUALITY GALVANIZED
STEEL COAL-HODs. LARGE SIZE
GUARANTEED NOT TO RUST
WORTH REGULARLY SOC; special TO
MORROW. 15c.
300 Handsome Odd Vases, consisting o
Dresden. Royal TiplitZ, and Bohemia
n,eces All handsomely decorated, an
eold M TO s.: choice tomorrow, N.s&
10 dozen Limoges China Cups and Sau
cers consisting OF Chocolate, After-Din
ner. and Tea, worth up to $50; choice Q
any &c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-10

All, GAS AND Officiating
groves AT GREAT REDUCTIONS
FOR MONDAY.
Best Quality S-burner Gas-hea'lns
stoves. will heat good-size ROOM IT,
duced to csc.
Rest-oualitv Nickel-Plated Gas-Heating
Stoves. always sold for $5.sS, reduced 10
s1e5.
The Best Asbestos Gas-Heating stoves
IN .he market Oarge size), great gas
saver. always $sS. reduced to S.So
The New Rocket Radiator, burn
ers. full jeweled, always N.4S' reduceu
to s3S9.
come early, as only or 6 Of a kind are
lefD.
1oOo IARGE-sIzE BARS OF BEST
LAUNDRY SOAP, AT 2 1-2c. PER BAR.
SIX BARS TO A CUSTOMER.
Handsome Colored Photogravures, IN ~
inch White Enameiled and Goid-Ls'
Frames, size 22x2S, real vaiue' 90 Sb0'''''
for Mondays sale, $3.50 choice'
rasels-White Enamelled. fancy tos
worth s.. %. Mondays price, Sse.
y BRASS Banquet-Lamps, finished IN a
rich, French gilt, with d-incn onyx ~
umn. centre-draft burner, % inchss n's"'
worth IS, Mondays special price, 800.
% Handsome Onyx-Iables, goid n"l -l.,''
guaranteed not TO tainish' "ol'n
lar, $3.50, for $SS So. 4,
High-Class Medalions, new designs III
Handsome Florentipe Frames, worth oOc''
/ for l5c. choice.
BY ATTENDING MONDAYS DIN
! NER- AND TEA-sEr SALE, YOU CAN
SAVE FROM S81-3 PER CENT. TO 81
PER CENT. ON EVERY DOLLAR.
1i4-plece Haviland & Co.'S Finest Din.
ner-Sets, including Handsomely-shape,
Teapot. all pieces handsomely oeeoIatec
ana newest shape, actual value, SJO, Mon
DAVIS price, $3.50, complete.
/ Il Zine Carlsbad China Tea-Sets, o
pieoes richly decorated, gold-trimmeC
handles. regular price, $780, MONDAY
price, 50, complete.
quality. 100 pieces, including large soup
tnreen handsome dainty decorations
newest shapes, regular price, $3.50 Mon
days price, $l6S6.
Tnglish-China Dinner-Sets. nicely deco
rated. worth regular, S6.9S, Monday
price. s2.S5. r,,
Genuine Royal Wedgewood' Chin
Dinner-Sets, nicely decorated, lou iull
size pieces, regular value, SASS, to-mor
rows special price, $50. complete.
Ss4 HAVILAND'S CHINA DINNER
SETS. 100 PIECES, ALL NEWEs
SHAPES AND DECORATIONS, NEVEl
BEFORE SOLD FOR LESS THAN 50
SPECIAL FOR TOMORROW. $175
COMPLETE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-10

tobacco-factory. Major Harrison Waite,
architect, was to-day examining the
building, with the view OF estimating the
cost OF putting I'm three floors. to be
used as a dry stemmery. Petersburg
hereafter will have to do without public
amusements, and many OF our people
will have to patronize the Richmond
Academy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-10

The basketball team OF the First Resis
rnent mad q very successful practice 40
the Armory last night Arrangements
have been made for match between tno
soldier boys and the Young Mems curis-
tian Association team. TO take place Q"
the 9th instant at the Armory.
The Drum Corps practiced last n'snr
ana showed G remarkable degree OF en-
clcncy
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-10

The figures Of the Chesapeake and on'H
Railway Company show that during inc
year ending December ust last ~ ocs"'>
steamers went out from Newport News
During the same time 1876 carloads p
grain were shipped abroad ana i'.sD 49, -
loads OF merchandise. making tno ysa'
shIpments sum Up s5.zii carloads.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-10
Great Clearance Sale
Ladies Ready-Made Suits.

Black Diagonal Storm Serge Suit
size So close-dtung Jacket regular price
so for........... ......... ..............'.SlD.
Black Cloth Suit, size 81, 4-0utton
box front Jacket. regular price $40 for. 80.
Navy Serge Suit, size "a. blazer JACKET
skirt fun percaline lined, regular price
SO fOr........ ......... ...'...': 80.
/ Navy Serge Suit, size 49, o-Du'ton box
front coat-back jacket, 1uh lined sAlrr
regular price $40, for.............'''.'''''So
Separate Skirts.
A Black Brocaded Skirts, lined with
percaline. regular price 81, for..'.'''.''S-'
Jackets.
Black Velvet Jacket. size "a, mink
head buttons, full sleeve and turn culI5'
REGULAR price S25. for..............:.'' .SIo'
Electric Seal Collarette, wide. turn
collar silk lined. regular prlce ~
fOr........... ............ .s's''.' '..'''''
9 Navy Kersey Jackets. sizes - ana q,
silk lined coat back. box 'front.', idTsS
pearl buttons, regular price SO,
Clearance Price......$o.
. Seal-Brcwn Kersey Jackets, sizes "a
and &C. velvet collar and pearl buttons
regular price So, nj g,
Clearance Price......So.
10 Long Coats in Kersey and Beaver,
Black and Navy, sizes 81, "a, 80 former
price SIS and so, ?,
Choice......Si
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-10

rhosa anxious TO pr9long this rapI9
t,a asitory existence of ours beyon6 the
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negatively by abstaininx from tnalscrsr
tons in diet. and attirmatiyey ~ ~
S,a,aach Eftters. when he expe49nce9
s Ssu OF Indigestion. The tmpattnent
~ tbe digestive function Is fatal 20 Ux9I
Subdue with the BitterA also, I.v0 s"e'
ague. biliousness. ana const'pauon'