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The San Francisco call., 1897-09-02
CLOSING QUOTATIONS.
wEDN EsDAY, Sept l.
STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE.

WEDNESDAY, Sept. l-2 M Z
:. UNITED STATES BONDS.
Bid. asked. r. Bid. Asked
IL new Issue I@4s4 -.
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BOARD SALES.

Following were the sales in the San Francisco
Stock Board Yesterday;
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Ret-, ,GRAtE-PICKEI;S. WORK IN NP.t cK-
oOo ing-h houses drying houses, wine cellars,
haul grapes fruits, Wine barrels, etc.,sro raifso N
stations and every other cas of help meI ana
boys) wanted; 3 months ioos in Fresno, olano
NJ Adera, ulare, Napa, Sonoma, Stockton, Santa
Cnra Contra Costa COUNTIES: wages paid, $50,
$26, $36, S23 and $50 per mon and 70 ind; come
one, come II; any DoGy can do this work. NJ h.
Ray & READY, 634 and 636 Clay st.
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WANT. .<D--KAN1H# BLACKSMITH FOR a
W steady Job: frst-class place $35 and found.
w. d. r w kR d CO., 626 Clay ST. = =
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COPPER RIVER, ALASKA-ADVERTISER
~ has purchased vesse; wishes 20 more men to
join ex pedition; fare 500 Including years pro-
visions; 1000 lbs extra freight allowed free: sails
Sept 10. For particulars address room 201, 328
MONTGOMERY St, S. F. 80: -: -.
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WAITRESS, COUNTRY, $50 AND ROOM: s.
w mattresses, city, $40 and room: cooks, $50
and room; 6 Mattresses S,6 and room; cooks,
$50 and r1om cook and waitress, $35 etc.
mattresses, Cakland Sl5 and ro0m waitress, S5
aweek MARTIN q CO, 749 Market St.
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M ANT D-LADY TO learn DRESSMAK-
w ing and assist In light bousework; good ho me
for right party Address, stat,ng age. d. X, boz
III all Office.
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WANTED - WOMAN OR GIRL TO DO
w housework in SIN all family: wages $40. Call
Thursday, 23S Twelfth ST., between Howard and
Folsom.
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JNXPEKIENCED YOUNG GERMAN GIRL
Ia wants II managing nousekeeper's place: city II
country; widowers home preferred Room 8,
z07 Post ST.
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WANTED WAITER WHO CAN OPEN
w oysters, $50 mouth; walter for nice coffee
saloon near city, $50 y month: dish washers
$25, $50 and Sl5; kitchenhand, $50 month;
lunch cook. city. SIS TO $40 a mon h; saloon
porter, $40; etc. w. D. EVER d 4 o.. 6.6 cay.
"a ANrED- BOY FOR BOX FACTORY, 81
W a wee<; boy for store, $3 week; @Germa d
bov for grocertSt S 10 ana found; : German boy
for bakery-wa on, So a month and found. w. d.
EW X q co. 6 6 CLAY. St s. 80. Z.
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ROOMS WANTED.

VIZ ANTED-1 ORR COMPLETELY FUR.
w nished rooms and kitchenfor ligh: housekeep-
ing by z ladies and 2 children; must be centra ly
located north of Market ST.: Catholic family pre-
ferred. Answer, stating price, days to r., box
SO, Call Office. =:
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4 G. y rs WANTED FOR 'MEDICATED
n wafers:. positive saieguard; 81: also tonic
specific. for all female troubles: for home use.
DIX AND MRS: w r.G1c NJ r, 526 .ddy s. 80:
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RHsINEss CHANCES.


@315 BEST saloon ~ ON . a5,I IH +, &c CITY
and doing big business; owner here years; mJsE
sell. -STENBrl.G d G., 632 Market 81. =. e =
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HELP wANrED-FEMALE.

GIRL FOR ChAMBERWoRK. ASSIST WA IT
" ing, plain hot.l city, 81 3; waitre sses, coun-
try and city places sis: homework and COOK Ing
for The country MURRAY & READY, Leading
Employ ment Agents. 634-63o Clay st.
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DOLORES,
ELECTION NOTICE.
STATE or CoLoRAno.

STATE nF CoLnRAn0,
COUNTY OF MoSTEzUNA
IN accordance with the provisions Of Sections
10 ,nd 20 OfChaptcr 80 If the General Statutes
n: 1883 Of the state Of ColornIo. notice Is here
i,y xivcn that u General Election Will be held
", ,W several wards and voting precincts In
~, Stale nforeaaid. on Tuesday. the second
'',r of November. A. d. 1897 for tho election OF
the following officers. to- witt
me Judge OF the supreme Court.
one District Attorney 9Th Judi .inl District.
nd further: Pursuant 10 tho provisions of
... q of the Ch, pier "a OF tn" 6enerai stat
NE. 81 thu Stat~ OF Colorado entitled "Elcc-
ons:' notice is hereby given thnt ~ general
u '.tion " II bo held In the several votin. pre-
...is In sid County "f Mont.zuma in the
- "a afnrc.Rd on the Tuea.lay succeeding ihs
~ Mondny IN the month Of November A. ID.
isn-. to.sit. I'm the secOud day II Noscnbcr
u. 1897 THAT OH said day the following Of
4. rrs nre 20 B- elected. 10. Nit.
me County Clerk and Recorder.
the onniy treasurer.
t'nr ouniy fudge to NIL vacancy.
one Cuuniy sheriff.
onc County Assesaor.
',nr County Commissioner 0or Cdmmisslon-
"f Dist. Nh. ~
en-" County Superintendent Of schools.
ono nuniy Coroner.
IN" CIanty surveyor.
Jus Ices Of the Peace for various precincts.
1, witr.-s hcr.Of hat. h-reunt9 yet my
h..,i aud official seyi 1t c,rtez this sixth 'lay
JomS wnscm.
fSssL County c.erk.
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Too much cnnnot be suid In prujso OF
Mr.. A. w. Dillun's work on Montczur,a
contys float. Hc worked untiringly TO
mnke 1t asuccess. even s'ayir up nights
In order TO have everything In first. .cluss
shape. Those who contributed toward
dofraying tho expenses OF tho ilout do.
serve much credit Mlvo. Tho aont hss
boon very favorably commented on by
the Donvcr papers md wms ccrts!niy a
credit to tho county. With moro money
Mr.. Dillon could have niade 1t much bet I.
ter mud 1t Is to bc hoped that II n font 10
sont next ycar the rcaidcnia NJ tho coun .
~ will contribute more literally. IRE
people of tho county owe Mr.. Dillon y
vote OF thanha 10, his excellent work.
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EoMr si..xgms' EXCURSION.

Another series NJ Home Scckcra ExcursianS
Mis,ouri. nnd Nebraska, TO sailds, I.oadvii'c
aud Alan',,,n, and toints. west thereof. Tick :
e.s 10 b sold ut an- lowest iirgI;elass. far. for
~ f'r cotini0us pir.s.c up to Lead .iiia. S.-
ida and .\lnnlsa. Beyond the.c puints stop
.vcr~ will bc allowed.
,icscts must be executed for return pNssnge
~ ds-tin ttIOn. and when 50 executed viii then
ba EO'd for continuous passage Without sop.
on date ~ rxrcutla,n tirkcis viii ,,s wopi ros
return leaving dest natioa any Friday rr Tues.
day within twcnty.Onc days following date vi
sac
Date Of salc. Nov 2. Nov. 10. Dee. :. DE. n
lAT. III. flCo which hns heretofore been
rnllec ei b. term nnl agent hIs been aboll .l,pd
and " thess purchasers signature.
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Railroad Notices;

CoLoRADo RIFLE ASSOCIATION. DEN.
YER Ocr. 18th and 18th; ls97.-A rate Of
one and 0ne.tlfth fare on the certificate
plan is authorised from all htate points
to Denver and return. providing fifty or
more are in attendance. Certificates tn
be available on October IA. 10. 10, II and
Is. and to be signed by +. a. Garrabranf.
Secretary. Scott Bryan. Ticket Agent.
Union Depot. Denver, will nc. as joint
agent and stamp certificates. Ccr,iR.
Gates TOR return passage to be honorcd
not later than three days utter close Of
msetinu
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Wallace and Pihkley began prepara.
tions for their new business building
last Monday and will push it to compile.
ton. 1t will be neat addition to Do.
lnres' business street.
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NOTICE,

Notice is hereby given tha, Tuition
of eco per month will he clarged for
each pupil attending school ut Dolores
who is not resident OF District No. 4.
WM. NJ. MAY. Pres.
.. wi i. j rsss' MssT: sss; T;sa'- School Eo.'a.
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Adam Geiger arrived in Dolores yes.
terday from Manitou and installed an
order Of Red Men yesterday evening a,
the Knights Of Pythias hall, and will re-
turn home to day.
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Uncle Charley johnson is making
good progress on his new house, consid.
ering the weather Of late. Now that it
has cleared up Dolores will soon sport
another dwelling house.
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Judge Russell. Court St-nosrapher
Miss h'cI!olland. y. C. Miller and Reese
McCl">''ry pasRe,l through Dolores last
Monday on their way IT, Rico Ia hold
court. Mrs. McChskcy accompanied
the party.
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Miss Lonisn Crdway returned las.
Monday from Il trip to Pueblo and Den
vcr. Mrs. Matt lIns.a. nes Gus,a Ord.
Why. accompanied h"r and will remain
here awhile to visi, her parents and
friends.
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y dnnce was given at the hall last cvrn-
ing. Ae it was arranged after oclock
only small number attended, but it was
a very pleasant event and everybody
seemed to enjoy themselves.
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after this mon''' the SrAK's niyer.
Users must pay full rates ~ cent, ,.r
inch. single column and ahatevcr rra-
l"itors advertising is dnn. will b.. in
i'cAis' We c',n ai.'.fd TO run few locals
Tree OF charge. bu, ". won't cat rates.
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George Brackett. OF Durango, hut who
has been working on the Tom Boy mine
at Telluride FOR some time past. passed
through Dolores last Saturday on his
way to the San Luis valley.
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The hoar! of registration. composed
al Hunt Quick. a Rus. and J. Fl. Lyn.
ton. met last Tuesday They will he in
session again on October oG,h and Nov.
lsi. Be sure that You are registered.
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A very mic" supper was servcd las.
night in tho rooms adjoining johnson &
Wxldron's atorc for the "jin.rs." Tho
ladies who served the supper were the
wives and friends o' the Rod Men aud
arc being highly commended for their
work,
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Miss Lou Pyle, Montezuma county.s
maid of honor. returned home from the
Carnival yesterday. after having had a
very pleasant time in the Capital City.
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Narnguinup Tribe No. CO. Improved
Order OF Red Men was organizci in this
village last night with forty.two charter
members. Arthur Wxllron was elected
Sachem and J. . Adams. Chief OF Rec.
ords. Tho tribe Will hold It's meetings
every Thursday evening in the Knights
os Pythias hail.
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Miss Gerlie no'son. Hiss Lena Elem.
in. and Il. {. Reese. Superintendent ~
the Little Jan" mine. three ~ our La
Plata friruds. made the STA., Il short
call last ru-siay On their VII. hun,c
f.uu, the Carnival.
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r.. a. Cosion. Democratic cahdni.,c
Tor county cicrH, came Ia from Mun.,.,,
Iuesday evening and. in compan. viii,
Charles Hosea. candidate for sheriff ,...
oe'n making canvass OF this preciucI.
iie vii! return homo to-day.
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Mel Wilkinson and Carroll Pyle re.
turned last Saturday from their hunt
ing and fishing trip to Lost Canon and
Bear creek. Fisherman's luck, OF course.
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W. H. Blake. who has charge OF the
work on the head gate and dam above
the big tunnel, was in town Sunday
morning on hurried business trip.
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boLoREs, Co.c., Ger, IA, 1897.

A Shattered Fancy.
"Iovc is coming said the poet,
For hear n fairy sound:
the listening lily iremhles,
And iie suni,owcr looks around;
y d | 'e-i u stinrgc pnlsaiion
In til THRILLED, enchanted gro md"
~; " qlo;h h old inhnbiun'.
=, great mistake yofve made;
know nn engine from y gal.
For runni:' ones my trade.
That's Nuinber Ten, with rnilfoai men,
.,.conin' up .he grade
Atlanta Cpns.l; ution.
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The La Plata Miners advice to the
boys here has "queered" US completely.
II we look at girl, there is fellow look
ing daggers at US.
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Frank Humble. one Of Montezuma
county's old and respected citizens. pass-
cd through Dolores last Sunday evening
on the Speciui GA his way to Mancos.
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Sam johnson has moved to town from
iis ranch and will occupy Sill. Kramcr's
house near tho blacksmith shop during
Tho winter.
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Miss Preston. who has been Waiting
with Katie Dorian Of Arrioln. for some
limo past. returned to her home in Du.
ango yesterday.
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sIzsssssss'sssa \ 4 Y 4 Y \ n v
::* Local g Personal +
:. . sssss!e x :,,==.sssS=iN,M II n Z

-OO O~S4 ~ - ~ ~
i. %m#ssiss.e =...'sssMsM II X (
o. D. Pyle visited Cor,ez las. Monday
pu business.
The number of scholars at the school
is increasing
This office does job work at reasonable
prices. Try us.
Mrs. P. J. O'ponnell returned from
the Carnival last Saturday.
Miss Katie Dorian. of Arriola, was Il
visitor il this village yesterday.
Kramer Bros. did Il neat job OF black
t,nith work for this shop this week.
Harry Pyle now wears hroad and
happy smile, but why shouldn', be:
The Rio Graude Southern pay car
lassed though Dolores last Monday.
James Lavender and wife went to Du
tango yesterday and returned to-day
Joe Hriiernan aud Sam Todd we're up
from Coiez last Monday ON business.
Geo West is IL this villusc on business
having arrived from durango Tuesday.
Hirry Harrison. Of Cortcz. returned
from the Carnival last Sunday cvenin:
Joe McGrew is invariably late .or his
meals. Pret,: uice to eat with the cooks.
isn't it Joe.
Frank Dunham was in from Lost Can.
IN last Saturday IN business, and again
yesterday.
There is no sickness OF serious na.
lure in ;bis viriLty at present; 81 says
dr. Hae'eli.
We are now comforiii.i, dolieciied ia
,he roouis adjoining the livery stable.
Vail and sec US.
Geo. W. Cne-ebr,. II Rico, si.,y,,! over
night in tl,s vi:l..-u last Monday un his
way To M..ncos.
Andy Menefee cane in from Mancos
las; Tue, day on business and returned
lome yesterday.
Chauucey Blackmer aud wife. OF Cor.
tcz, returned last Sunday evening on the
Special from Denver
A.W Dillon. who had charge OF Monte.
.uina county's exhibi, al the Carnival.
returned aome yesterday.
tiiss Lilly Graves, who has been visit.
Ing with her father near Denver. return
I'd TO this village yesterday.
Chas. Hosea came in last Friday from
Disappointment. whore he has been vt.
ten ing tae fall roundups.
1t would be good plan to repair some
bf the s,cp-otIs in the side walks before
somebody breaks their neck.
Joe McGrew came in from the Disap-
pointmeut round-ups last Saturday and
Is enjoying metropolitan life.
James Tr,mblc and wife returned on
Sundays regular from their trip to the
Festival OF Mountain and Plain.
J. T.. English. one Of the Southern
brakemen. stopped over yesterday on
business and will take his run to dny.
Father O'Beg,ey. Of Telluride. was one
VI Mondays arrivals and held services
,n Hartman gulch, returning home on
Tuesday.
Dave Haiferty and Mira. French. OF
Coriez. wcre two Of tho viaitor6 at the
Carnival who rcturnod on Sundays rcs.
hlar train.
The women are always looking for
Aomcthing to be indignant about.-tAs
proof Of this, watch the women who reud
This itcm.j
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A.s..a..a4.AAAAAAAA

MONTICELLO STAGE.
Leave Dolores Mondays, Wednesdays
Snd Fridays ......... ........... am.
Arrive Dolores Tuesdays, Thursdnys
and saturdays. ys................... Q pm.
CORTE2 STAGE.
Leav" Dolores daily eSocptSundAy.... \ 80 pm
rriva Dolores. .......................l0 am
Ry way OF Mildred. ed.......................
LONE DONE AND FORNBY.
Arrive Dolores saturday. ............l IL 30 am
Leave Dolores Saturday day............... 100 pm
ARRIOLA.
Arrive Dolores Tuesday and SaturJayl0 am
Leave Dolores same days. 40 pm
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-31
MAYOR OF PETERSBURG.
COL. CHARLES r. COLLIER PRONE
NEWT IN PEACE AND wAR.
nc HAS Been Identified with the Interests
81 His City fora Life Time.
Political Career.

PETERSBURG, VA. October is.-spe-
eial.--Bcsides being the head OF the mu-
nicipal government OF tho city. Colonel
Charles +. Collier Is one OF the most in
tcrcsting figures to be found around Pc
tersburg. lie has for half century been
prominent in the affairs OF the city ana
was her gallant defender in the days OF
the great conflict in the trenches sur
rot nding tho town.
COLONEL GOLFERS LIFE.
Colonel Charles y. Collier was botn IN
the city Of Petersburg. Va. on the ltsn
day OF September, 1871. lie was the hrst-
born Of the late Hon. r. r. Collier ana
Nary A. Collier. who was Miss DAVIS
the fourth daughter OF Samuel DAVIS
and Fanny Davis who was Miss Tins
lev. Of Hanover county Va. The house
in which the Mayor resides Is the same
in which nc was born and is substan-
italy without change. His early educa-
ton was in the best schools IN the city
and one year at tho brunswick springs
Academy. located about mile from
I.awrencovillc. Va. His collegiate edu-
cation was at Washington College. now
NYashirgton and Lee University. PreEl-
dent Runner Armstrong, Dabney ana
Calhoun constituting the faculty; and at
the University Of Virginia. DR.. Gessner
Harrison being the dean OF the faculty,
and among its professors Messrs. Schele
de were. william y. Rogers. DR.. Cabell
and othors-all Of them eminent In their
several departments. After completing
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-31

Henry Adams, Of No. 4i9 l. street. n.
w, Washington, has received the follow
ing letter from Comptroller of the Cur
rency James II. Eckels, which will be OF
interest TO those in Richmond who were
depositors in the Freedmen's Bank;
Your letter of the 9TH instant ad-
dressed 10 the President and referred
through the Secretary of the Treasury
10 me for reply, is received, In which you
make reference TO the unpaid balance
due depositors in the Frecdmens Saw
ings and Trust Company.
Il have in my past several annual re-
ports to Congress on the condition Of the
trust named, recommended an amend
ment 10 the law 10 enable the funds on
hand to be distributed among such de-
positors as have received less than five
dividends, but no action has yet been
taken.
"The remaining assets will not admit
Of the payment Of a dividend to all de-
positors. but is thought to be sufficient
to pay all those who have received less
than five dividends, the difference be-
tween what they have received and the
i've dividends
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-31

ing almost IN the same spot. But Wotha
selected piece OF corn sheath, and his
squaw faithfully dried it i'm the sun. Up
to yesterday morning he had not picked
out his executiOners. but IL was thought
that according TO custom he would ask
his father and brother 90 kin him.
Although this way Of carrying out jus
tice seems to US unspeakably horrible. yet
Il is doubtful If it has not IFS redeeming
features Martin Thorn and Mrs. Mack
Of the famous Nack-rhorn case, now on
trial in New York, have both declared
over their own signatures that they have
suffered all the horrors of hell during
their long and tedious imprisonment and
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-31

have wanted 10 "over quick"
The Greek Indian does not torture the
condemned, but. on the contrary gives
him every privilege as long as life roe
mains; but when the time is NO 10 go
the punishment is short and sharp. Az
ter death there rs no horrible post mOrtcm
and no giving of the portions NJ tho
body to the public for comm 90 and me
spection. but the crrIng bra. falls i1'o
the grave as he dies. ana his rife. hts
furs. his knife. and hi8 last shot. Doc 10
bird or buffalo, are thrown into the grave
as a bon voyage upon the trip that is 10
come.
Although the Creeks are poaccable peo-
pie, murders have been frequent with
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-31

his fate was when he refused TO accept
a quantity OF flour and potatoes from an
Indian friend, saying that he preferred
whiskey and bananas Of both of which
the Indians are very fond and which
are very rare IN Oklahoma. This showed
that he did not expect 20 live long enough
10 use up the -four. and so preferred
something that would add to his comfort
during the few days Of life.
a condemned Creek IS allowed as n
mark Of great kindness TO select the or
nament or decoration which shall mark
his heart for the sharp-shooters. Ebin.
the condemned OF last July pinned leaf
directly over his heart throb, and his
father and brother aimed at it, shoot
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-31
Minor L,nn,s Narrow Escane.

Major w. y. Lynn. superintendent Of
the penitentiary. had narrow escape
from what might have been a serious
accident yesterday morning. lie had been
at the State Library building. and was
about 10 return home in his buggy when
suddenly his right front wheel came off.
His buggy was dragged quite dis
tarce. but his horse being of very gen.
tie disposition no runaway accident oc-
CURED. and the Major was able to leave
the vehicle unhurt.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-31
To Take Charge Monday.

Collector Bethel VIII enter upon the dis
charge OF his duties tomorrow morn
ing at Q o'clock.
llo has appointed Mr.. John s. De Farges
deputy collector AT West Point. This is
the only additional appointment he will
make for several days.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-31
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.

DO not fau to SEQ these bargains zoo our
front bargain counter
f5c Gowns m trimmed HAMBURG. ncatly
made in gOOl muslin. SOC.
IN Gowns. hlo.
1925 Gowns. trimmed Boo Hamburg and
Torchon. 19c
N39 Gowns. Empire effect Wc.
Soc. Pants. trimmed in HAMBURG Zc.
2lc kind for l9c.
Tomorrow will start our second allo
OF GimDure Art Work
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-31

The Committee on Light will hold
regular meeting al o'clock.
The Committee on First Market viii
meet at 10 clock a. NJ. at lQlS east Main
street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-31

No such value has ever been offered be-
fore.
81 Wool Blanket, fun size, $50 per pair,
S. Wool Blanket; big bargain, iul
size. S2iS pair.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-31
BOYS, AND GIRLS CAPS.

Big Bargains they are.
25c Boys and Girls Red and Blue Tam
o'Shanter. for Joe.
For Girls. i2c. Roy Rob Cap. with fcath-
or and buckle 22c.
For Boys and Girls. in Navy Blue. and
Red trimmed I'm leather band and leather
finishing and strap. Csc. value for Pc.
-0c Bows and Girls Tam % 'shantors, in
Blue and Red trimmed ln braid for &c.,
SOC. Girls Cans with feather and RIB
bon. hcs. quality cloth, for iIc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-31
DRUCGETS.

Come, special prices tomorrow.
Neat patterns wool, 3x3, special SL9s,
worth s..
All-Wool Ingram Drugget, 3x3 -. sold
FOR 80, special, S6.1s.
Al-Wool Ingram Drugget, 3xi IL, worth
$l2, special, $40
FELT DRUGGETs-Now designs, real
value, s., size Ok -, special, 8.io.
SMYRNA DRUGGETs-S35 Smyrna,
size 3xf, for $40.
We have them from so TO scO
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-31
KID GLOVES.
BLANKETS.

DO not fal 10 see onr Kid Gloves We
will sell tomorrow 3l25 value for zoe.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-31
COMFORTS.

Money can be saved when you buy from
this department.
We have them from 20c. 90 si5. Some
Of them are worth double
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-31
SKIRTS.

Ready-mado skirts for less than tho
material would cost.
s. rustling. figured Mohsir skirts. neat
~ made. velvet binding. FOR 81 tblacD
$3.50 figured Mohair skirts (black), rust
ling lined. velveteen binding, Tor Sli2
S275 black Brocade Nohair skirts 20 90
ON this sale ss long MS they last for tls9
$3.50 black SicilIln skirts. rustling l.n-
ed. faced deep with linen canvass, velvet
binding. neatly made, FOR $3.50,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-31
GREAT SILK BARGAINS.

Compare Our prices with others.
At 29c. yard. 20 inch Fancy SILK, for
waists trimmings. in all new colors' soc.
value. 49,
shades heavy quality. soc. value.
At 75c. yard. % inch Roman Stripe SILK
real value Sl.2J.
At soc. yard. % inch Black Brocade SIR
81 grade
At soc. yard, "a inch Black Satin Ouch
ess, 81 grade.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-31

csc. Tapestry Carpet Soc
69c. Tapestry Carpet Csc.
soc. Brusscl Carpet Glc.
81 Body Brusscl Carpet lYc.
l5 Best Body Brussel Carpet, sec.
INGRAM CARPET-They are 1 yard
wide, and prices way down.
25c. Ingram Zoe.
3lc. Ingram, 25c.
soc. Ingram, 39c.
G0c. Ingram. fjc.
75c. Ingram Brussel effect, zoe. yard.