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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-09-09
REPORT FROM DIR. GCITERAs.
WithEoids His Opinion Regnrdin,
Existence of Yellow Fever.

Surgeon General Wynan of the marine
hospital service received a telegram this
morning from DR.. John Guiteras, the yell
low fever expert, who went to Ocean
Springs, Miss, from the University of
Pennsylvania. at the request of the service.
The dispatch was filed at midnight last
night, and was as follows:-
OCEAN SPRINGS, Miss,
September 8, 1897.
Have seen today twenty-five cases den
que. VIII hold opinion about three other
cases. There are thirty-eight sick in town.
Three new cases. GCITERAS'
The situation is unchanged said Sur
Seon General Wyman today to The Star
reporter. There is nothing alarming from
any point. and we feel perfectly satisfied
with what has been accomplished. / pre-
fer to say nothing just yet to whether
the cases reported are those of genuine
yellow fever or not. That will come out
later
A telegram has been received from the
custodian of the detention camp near Ocean
Springs that twenty-five cars with tents
and supplies left for Ocean Springs at 6:o5
yesterday.
Surgeon Murray's Report.
Surgeon Murray arrived at Ocean Springs
yesterday and sent the following telegram
to Surgeon General Wyman:
OCEAN SPRINGS, Miss, September 8.
Arrived at this afternoon. Tried to
get off on an engine at 8, but could not get
permission from the Mississippi board until
30 pm. DR.. Cant of the state board is in
charge. State Gordon Is established around
town of twenty-five posts, which state will
sustain as it is now until danger increase
Gordon is established III accordance with
the regulations laid down by the Treasury
Department. There are IeEhaps fifty peo-
pie who will occupy camp. VIII try to
make census tomorrow, as was done at
Brunswick without which there can be no
clear action. MURRAY Surpeon
Passed Assistant Surgeon G. NJ. GIiteras
brother of DR.. John Guiteras of PhiIa,
delphia, who has gone to Ocean Snring.
who has been detailed at Key West has
been ordered to New Orleans. He Is ..ims
mure' from yellow fever, having had the
dread disease.
Surgeon III. r. Carter of the Marine Hos.
p.tal, Chicago, who started for Ocean
Springs to assist, announced his arrivsI
there last night.
Arrival of DIR. White.
Passed Assistant Surgeon ]. H. Whit.
wko has been el gagged in the immigrant ton
service in New York city. reported in
Washington today for duty In the south
He has had the yellow fever, SO stands in
no danger from 1t. He has had n Iarre
experience in epidomics. 1t is not known
yet to what point he will be detailed,
+ Passed Assistant Surgeon H. D. Gettinps
OF the marine hospital service, who has
been In Europe for tire past seven months
returned to Washington yesterday. He IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-09-09
SCHOLARLY BEGGAR IN COURT.
Edward Oakley. Stranded In London,
Claims ReSree ..D.D.,,

LONDON. September 9.-Edward Oakley.
who claimed to be a doctor of divinity of
Brown University, was arraigned on the
charge of begging at Bow street police
court today. He was discharged, on a Con-
gregationalist minister undertaking to take
care of him.
Oakley wrote to the United States en-
bassy from the police station. claiming to
be an adopted son of President Mckinley.
The police allege that Oakley is an old Of
fender.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-09-09
FOR PENSIONS s14o,477, 1916.
Report of the Auditor for the In.
terror DEM rfment.

RtUOFt OF TIC AUdifOf Tor the IN
terror Department..
The auditor for the Interior Department
has made his annual report to Secretary
Gage. The disbursements to local institu-
tions for the fiscal year ending June 30 are
given as follows: Government hospital for
the insane, $404, u; Howard University,
$31 ,355.22; Columbia Institution for the
Deaf and Dumb $10,939S5
Among the expeditures at the hospital
for the insane was S15,32S64 for repairs
There was paid into the fund of this insti-
tuition by private patients the sum of sl9.-
1876; from sales, 81 ,291.29
The amount paid out for pensions during
the year was $40, 637.76. and the cost
Of this disbursement for each $1,000 was
$3.50. Since 1883 the payments for pen
sions were as follows. 1898. $154,552, PA; /;
1894. sl37. 1851; 1895. SAC. .5ss, Gal; 1885,
$l3S 7S2 127
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-09-09
Lcsatio4 sauarter. I'm nru..e1..

United stasfs Minister Bellamy storer
Informs the Shnte Department thai he has
transferred he ofices Of the legation
from No. 3aiszsue do la Science, Brussels,
asdistancE cfssesssthan 100 yards, and as
central as poseibfe with relation to the
quarter OF the city universally occupied BY
the Iesatiol.s OF the several countries send
ang Representatives to Berlin. The Offices
are on the ground Aoor and are described
a. very conxsuient for business.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-09-09

The Evening Star is the only
afternoon paper in Washington
that receives the dispatches of
the Associated Press. 1t is
therefore the only one in which
the reader can find the complete
news of the world, directly trans
mitted by telegraph. up to the
moment of going to press.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-09-09

LONDON. September 9-In response to
the request of the government Of the United
States, the authorities of Scotland Yard
have been directed by her majesty's gov
ernment to furnish information to the
United States authorities when, anarchists
are known to be embarkins for the United
States.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-09-09

BOSTON, Mass, September 9.-The resig-
nation Of George S. Merrill insurance COM
missioner of Massachusetts, has been
placed in the hands of the governor. and II
will probably be laid before the council at
its meeting today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-09-09
THIS BEATS kLoNDIkE.

Struck Near SANTA Fe.
SANTA FE, N. NJ, September 9-Re-
ports from Golden, South Santa Fe county.
say that in sinking q tubular well to SECURE
2 water supply the drill passed through
hfty feet OF solid quartz, every foot or
which shows free gold. some of the goli
nuggets as large as grains of wheat The
discovery was made on virgin ground ar
Q depth Of $50 feet
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-09-09
Cause of Failure.

''The cause of the failure said Assignee
Starbuck in New York today. lis simply
that the firm has been upon the wrong
side of the market. They have been short
on stock and grain
The firm has done big business on the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-31
Muslin Underwear.

The fourth week of the grent year
Iy Underwear Sale. The whole south
has nm interest in such selling,
and the mail brilgs us orders far
and wide. Remember. we can sell
Underwear cheaper during these
yearly occasions. We have told
you why. Here are some hints;
Ladies' Muslin Underskirts, extra wide,
with tucks and cambria rufiie. aye.
Nalue....... ....... ............ ''''''-Sc'
Ladies' Muslin Drawers. made of heavy
cotton, with tuckS and hemsutcned
hem ........ ......' '''..''.''''''''''-'C
Ladies' Heavy Muslin Drawers. with
tucks and embroidered ruflie, in 10
different styles. ....................Zs NC.
Cambria Chemise extra full, embroid-
cred yoke, torchon and beading trim
deliberately Tucked and Inserting Yoke
Muslin Gowns. embroidery trimmed,
extra heavy muslin ..................byc.
Ladies Extra Wide Muslin skirts, with
tucks and inserting, in VIDE, campric
HEAVY Muslin Skirts with 6-inch en-
brOidery fiOunces and tucks, usual SIC.
Naiue - Mir 80,
tucks and wide embroidery umbrella
a tabiefuI of choicest zoe, 69c.,
md 5oc. goods for zoe. each.
Ladies' Good-Quality Muslin Che
mise. trimmed with embrOidery.
tucked and inserting yOkes.
Heavy Muslin Drawers. tUcl<s and
wide embroidery rTfiies; Cambria
Drawers, tucked and wide Val.
lace; Muslin skirts, embroidery
rufIie. wide cambI ic umbrella rufiie.
hemstitchcd rUi!ies, very full;
Ladies' Gowns, tucked and inserting
Jokes, trimmed Wieh embroidery,
any for 40c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-31
Great Second Floor Departments.

The greatness of these depart
meufS was never more demonstra-
ted than by this weeks rem"rkh-
bile offerings. Spot-cash, Judgment,
nerve. and push have nccompiishe"
for you this time deeds bordering
on the marvellous and impossible.
III i'm need OF Carpet-Tnch or II
Carpet. CurtninPOlc. or Pair
Curtains. Meyers must be the place
for you to buy ID.
800 Feather Pillows. covered with extra
heavy striped duck. well made
3-pOund weight. worth 81, for .........42c
3 l-2-pound weight. worth Sl.2o, for doc
4-pound weight. worth Sl40. for BIC
go rolls of Perfect straw Mattings.
Ask for purchases on the same
Terms as bought by us-fifty per
cent. of the usual prices.
Extra Heavy. Seamless China Mattings,
large and small plaids, worth zoe. a
yard, this week per yard .....,..... .lUc.
Fine. Thin. Straw, Linen-Warp Mat
tings reversible. worth 25c. yard,
This week Dcr ward ...............l2 l-2c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-31
At Domestic Counters.

32-inch Fall Wrapper Goods, DARK Blue,
and Black grounds, with White figures
y 1-2c. quality, for SC. yard. .,..
Finished. Fast Black Satlhe'
Sc. quality. for sc. yard.
Turkey-Red Calico Aniline Black fig
ured, sc. quality, for I-Sc. YARD.
Checked and Plaid Reps, &c. quality, for
? 7-Sc. a yard.
Yard-Wide Extra Heavy Unbleached
Cotton. sc. quality, for 3-ic. a yard
Sc. quality Unbleached Jeans, in rem
nants, for &c. a yard
Good, Heavy Bed-Ticking for &c. yard.
Yard-Wide Bleached Cotton, slightly
soiled. for 7-Sc yard.
Extra Heavy Unbleached Canton Elan
mel. 30 inches wide, &c. quality, for DC.
a yard.
Special quality of Indigo-Dyed Blue
Denims free from dressing lOc. grade
for &c. a yard.
81 Utica Bleached Sheetins, NC Wlu1h'
for 1jc. yard.
Anror Gingham, all-size cheeks and
colors. for 7-Sc. a yard; special.
1914 Round-Thread Sheeung, 91-Sc.
yard.
Sanitary Bleached Cotton. Blrd-Eye,
3-4c. a yard.
Yard-Wide Pepperen Bleached Jeans
FOR 10c.
Utica 81 Bleached sheeting, 1sc. quality
cream Fleeced-Back Pique or outing
Cloth was y lie. yard, for &C.
yard.
Yard-Wide Sc. Quality Light-Stripe Mer-
rmac Percales sc. yard.
Black and White Stripe Percale, best
quality. for Use a yard.
white Flannel, best lJc. quality, FOR
7-Sc. yard.
Atwood Red Medicated Flannel, 16 PIC.
quality. for 9 sc yard.
Large Plaid Crash, for piilow-covers,
7-Sc yard Solid color Chambray TO
match.
S-f-yards-long Pure Linen Damask.
Colored -Bordered, Fringed Cloths, sou
value. for $50.
Pure Linen Dice Damask Fringed Table
Covers 81 value. for csc. each.
SoIid-CoIor Extra-Iieayy Dark Out
ing Cloth, Sc. quality for 35-Sc.
yard
Indigo-Dyed Blue and White Figured
Calico &C. quality. 1 7-Sc. yard
Good Heavy Unblenched Cotton
for 1c. yard.
TurISey-Red Table Dnmnsls. lie.
nunIity for Use. ynrd.
ATWOOD SiIk-Embroidered FInn-
neI. made on yard-wide flannel,
with 1ock-stitcbcd machines, 69c.
iuaiity for SOC. yard.
cases of AndrOscoggin Yard-Wide
Bleached Cotton 10 be sold for DC.
yard.
Fine Linen this Weelx-large assortment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-31
WRAPPERS.

500 Light and Dark Calico Wrappers,
yoke back and front. finished with
beading. all sizes and colors. usually
sold Tor tJc.s..... ..t-...ss go. ''. ~.
zoo Navy-Blue and White and Black ana
White Best Quality Calico wrappers
in large and small figures, full width,
usually sold for N........ ......:. .6yc
Beautiful designs in Flannellette wrap
pers. yoke back and front, and Wat
teau pleats. all sizes and shades, IN
GLIDING the latest Puppies. usually
sold for $l.25..... ......... ..:.....''ooc'
Fine Wide Genuine Percale Wrappers,
Dark colors and Black, with Colored
Stripes, and White, usually cost So
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-31
SGparate Skirts for Ladies.

Peonle wonder how we can make them
up furnish Innings, ana all materials
AT such wonderful small prices. Black
Figured Mohair Skirts, lined through
out. bound with velveteen..........s oc.
Next heaviest grade, wider 49,. $liS,
All Black Figured Alpaca Skirts, ined
and stiffened throughout, full wiqth,
velvet bound. 49,. ..:...'...., .,,;sl.g9'
Rough Boucle Skirts, Blue and Black.
with Black loops. and Solid BACK
very wide latest shaped skirts' MAGE M ec
to sell for s.; our price............S5 .oo;
BLACK Honey Comb BOucle Skirts lined
and stiffened throughout, very nnee
quality .......... ...........s 80; 500;
BLACK Figured Briliantine, lined ana
interlined with stiffening. .....A.gS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-31
Our 0jI-CIO1h Sale

started week ago proved sue
cess. No wonder; such values can
not always be gotten. Enough left
for this weeks selling.
Yard-Wide Floor Oil-Cloth .......12 &c
2-yard-wide Floor On-Cloth ...........25c
Linoleum- Back Floor On-Cloth, yard
2-yard-wde ............ .................5oc
Several hundred rolls at 10, is. p, y,
and 44c per square yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-31
Fancy Goods
left from Heinricb's sale, just ONE
third Of price.

third Of price.
Lot No. 1-Comprising Frames Blotters,
Pin-Cushons, Cigar-Cutters, ana Fln-
Trays-worth from % TO I5c., at a sac sac.
Lot No. 2-Real Enamel Frames, dla-
mond cabinet card. and queen shapes,
that sold from soc. 10 SIS, VIII be sac
rihced for .................... 59c. cholce'
Jewel and Enamel Frames, mlhlaI ,l1
sizes. were - and SOC, choice ...., Loo.
s25O Double Brass PhOto-F'rames.. Loo.
$3.50 Bevel-Edge, Brass-tramed Nit
rOr ............ ............., 80 -,
81 Real Celluloid. Beyel-Edge Mirror u;
N25 ones. Soc. 25c ones Dc.
sos Celluloid Hand-Mirror .....-......i9c.
Sos Real Aluminium Hand-Mirror $50.
25c. Engraved Pin-Trays and Paper
Medallion Photo-Frames, leatherette.
Lot of Frames. cabinet size only. IN
Guiding gilt silver, oxidizedi leather
and brass. that sold as high as 'oc,
choice ............... ....s...'.'''.''''''- ~
$50 Celluloid Toilet Sets .............'..8S
81 50 Real Aluminium Toilet Set 30
l Enamel and Gilt Frame was Si''' i- S,,c
Nickel Pepper and Salts ........3c eacn.
e. TX Peal Cut-Glass AtOmizers .....$l9D'
75c Enamel Powder-Boxes, SIC; ooc'
ones. 25c. r,-.,.o o,d cold
Frame Mirror, 10 inches by 10 inches'
was 81 FOR ....--....s'''' go.
Turkish Bath Soap, IL i-2c. dozen
Linen Writing-P Paper, two sizes, rnled
and plain. worth 25c.. viii be SOFA as
special at l0c. a pound.
100 linen Envelopes. to match. DC. pack
i.2-pound bar Glycerine Soap. loo.
sc Toilet Chamois. 1c.: l0c. ones. &C
Thermometers, well regulated. &C.
Zoe. Commercial, 6 Note T. mack ae p'
&c. Hair-Brushes. l5c. ~.
Genuine Ivory Fine-Combs, were ]0c''
Zoe.
Ruttermilk Soap. Sc. a box
o5O Fine Satin-Finlsh Envelopes
for IL i-2c.
Genuine Castillo Soap, lie. cake.
q roll Perforated Toilet Paper, lie.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-31
Advance Spring Dress ideas.

Swell tailor effects in three lines-viz.:
Shark Skin Finished Covert Cloth, ex-
ouisite i'm finish and effect, an honest
wearer, I'm various mixtures OF Brown,
Tan, and Gray, full yard and a nal
wide 81 % value our advance price soc
LIGHT Weight Vigoreaux, imported stun,
i'm new spring shadings, N.io Value, Our
advance price .................' ,Si.-J'
Imported Tweeds, seasonable weights
and colorlngs, hard to match ana can
be beat at SIPS our advance price. ~.
Imported Notified Mixtures, 80 inches
wide, very nobby effects. Sl.25 Falue'
our advance price ................'.....sl
Etamine Grenadine, the coming agony,
pretty neutral GROUNDS, worked up III
dainty lace designs Will sell FOR Sl.io
the yard. our advance price ........$l.Zo.
German Silk and Wool Mixtures. all
leading colors, notified and clouded'
75c. value, our advance price,. .o9c.
Imported Shepherd Checks, broken
checks and raggy effects, stunning in
tone. Black and White, Blue ana
White. Brown and White, and Green
and White. our advance price; '9Oc;
ATWOOD Boucle, 50 inches woe, ga
Rose. Reseda, Napoleon Green, Blue
and Cinnamon grounds, worked IN
Black silk loops. superior SOC. grade
our advance price ................'5i ~
Boucle, in light colors, grounds neutral,
colored, loop effects soc. grades, our
advance price ............. ...s.......oJc'
One of the best pick-ups we mnde
this season was n job in Etamine
Cloth. These goods were made in
imitation Of. one dollar imported
stuff. and are very dressy.
Complete assortment of colors for 25c,
yard.
All medium and dark shades Cheviot
and Fancy SOC. Dress Goods reduced,
TO clear stock. to ................3f l-Zc.
All remaining Etamine Cloth, those that
were sold as specials at &c., will be
closed at .......-.-.... s...-.-...s.s.. .-0c'
At 25c. we present the richest. most va
ried, choicest array Of Dress Materials
It has ever been our pleasure 10 show.
These DDS cannot be duplicated later.
Shepherd Checks, Tor waists and skirts
rivalling soc. styles, SO inches wide IN
all colors ............:. ..:..;:.:.......z9c'
Rich Snowy, WoolNIiXed Plaids, regu-
lar JVc. styles OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 'LJc'
Royal Bright Plaids, 25c. styles, nice
csc. Wool Cheviot, useful colors, different
=
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-31
CARPET Purchasers,

here's good news for you. Our
Carpets must be sold for want of
room. We need the space for Baby
Carriages and Trunks. Every Brus-
sells sCarpct in the hOuse-the zoe.
grade. the S5c. grade. the 81 grpde-
without reserve. every room. hail,
and stair pattern, FiFTN-FfNE
CENTS.
Velvet CARPETS. in this sale .......... a5c
Wool CARPETS. yard wide ..............25c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-31
CI0akS.

WHATS left of our winter stock OF
CIoaI.s must be sold this week, as
the value has not been taken into
considerations.
About 25 of our s. and Sc Cloaks now.
s. 80
10 Of $3.50 and $3.50 Cloaks. .........$5.75
Chiidren's $3.50, 80, and 81 ALL
Wool Eiderdoyvn CIoaIs, ages from
1 to q years, uniform price OF 9sc.
Children's o.. s., TO- and 2-year-old
Gretchen Cloaks, IN ali-wOOl mixed
cheyiots, that sold at s.. $3.50. and $50
at uniform price of .................SZ.oi.
Ladies' Long Black Heavier and
Cheviot Conts, that sold for SO and
$3.50, S1.5O.
Ladies Black Chevot Double Capes
trimmed with rows of Mohair braid.
usual price, S225...... ..............Sl.ls.
We sell Mems Furnishings for less
money than other stores buy.
Mems Night-Shirts. Plain White and
with embroidered fronts, pearl but
tons, and full lengths, worth 5Oc., toF
39c
Mems 1O-ounce Canton Flannel Draw
ers, never sold for less than Doc
Mems Unbleached Canton Flame
Drawers, made well. and all sizes
Mems Fast-Biack Socks. with seamless
foot, and ribbed tops, worth lOc.
pair, Tor ........ 900. .........-......0c-
$50 Mems CoIored Dress and Negli-
gee shirts, all Numbered, from our
last years stock, that must be sold
this week. Our last seasons 81
Madras Shirt, our last seasons 81
Percaie, our last seasons SSc. Col
Ored Bosom, all for zoe. each.
Mems Colored Border Handkerchief
full sizes, worth &C., for ......lc. eacn.
Mems Unlaundered White Shirts, mad
Of good cotton, ana full length bosom
Tor ............s. $3.50. ...s. ........-'
Mems Fine Natural Wool and Cameis-
Hair Socks worth 25c., for ........l7C.
Working Shirts of COIOrcd Woven
Madras, full yard long, made like
81 dollar shirt. ALI sizes, twenty-five
patterns, for zoe.
Mems WATERPROOF Collars, both
standing and turn-down, worth I5c.,
for 1c. each.
All-Silk Windsor Ties. in all the newest
plaids, worth DC, Tor 800. .........19c.
Mems Imported Fast-Black and Tan
Socks, double heei and toe and per
fectly seamless. worth lie, to be sold
Mems All-Silk and Satin Teck Ties. silk
lined and full bands worth . TO
Doc, Tor 1900. ...............llc. each.
Mems All-Linen Hemstitched Handker-
chiefs. full size. worth lie. for. ..l0c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-31
B0yS' Clothing

bought here iDsures you n saving or
30 per cent. In many instances the
is worth the price asked
for the entire suit. For instance:
800 Suits well made HerringbOne CASH
mere. Remem Der. this is woven. not
printed, sizes to IA years. worth 81
for ........... ......... ...............79 c.
16g Suits of Al~Wocl Material. which
we guarantee; Blue and Black DiagO-
nails; Blue and Black Cheviots; CASH
meres, worth 81, for ...... .........S1.g9.
Two counters heaped with our s. suits,
consisting Of Refer and DOgbie-
Breasted Suits. for all ages The
Finest Cassmeres. Boucles. Scotch
CheViots DiagOnais, all lined with
best Farmer satin. For this week
your cnOlCe ....-. ...s..s...s....s..-.N< 90.
900 pairs Boys Pants. wool cassimeIes,
1gc.
300 pairs All-WoOl Pants..............50c
2l9 pairs Corduroy Pants ..........,.39c.
Atwood Tricot Pants. $3.50 kind. $50.
Chinchilla Refers, 81, Sl.5O 50, ard $3.50.
representing the entire stock az HALE
PRICE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-31

Misses 75c. and 81 Union Suits for. SOC.
Childrens HeavyW Weight Ribbed NesSs'
the 25c. quality, for ....:.,::..;.:,,. .,sc'
Misses and Boys Natural Wool vests
the 35c. quality, for .....:.. ......Ic:
Ladies' Atwood Medicated Scarlet
Vests and Pants, the 81 and sl.2o quaadI-
ues, lor ...... $3.50. 80: :. .oo -
Ladies' Atwood White Pants, IN smal
sizes, the sl.25 quality, FOR .oOc.
Indies AiI-WoOi white ana Gray
Ribbed Vests and Pants, the 81 quail
ity, soc. each.
Misses White Ribbed Vests and Pants,
the 25c. quality, for 49,. ne each
Mems $l25 and $50 Natural-Wool
Shirts and Drawers for ..,.6gc. each.
Mems Heavy White Merino Shirts, the
25c. quality for .......... .......:....lOc
Ladies 25c. White Ribbed Vests for. .lgc
Ladies' White Ribbed Vests and Pants,
the 39c oualitv for .......25c. each
Ladies' Black Jersey Ribbed Vests and
Pants, the 1925 quality for 81 each;
Ladies' zoe. White Merino Vests and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-31
HeaVV Wool Underwear

Last call. Prices half what they
cost you elsewhere.
Mems zoe Heavy Natural-Wool Shirts
and Drawers, for ..........2jc each.
Mems Zoe. Natural-Wool and Cancels
Hair Shirts and Drawers for ..........
SOC. each.
Mems $3.50 Camel's-Hair and Natural
Wool Shirts and Drawers for. 81 each.
Mems SOC. Natural-Wool Shirts and
Drawers for 80. ........37 1-2c. each.
Mems SOC. Heavy White Merino Shirts
and Drawers FOR ............25c. each.
Children's ATWOOD GRAY Vests and
Pants. the 35c. quality, Tor zoe. each.
Children's Ail-Wool White Ribbed
Wrappers. silk embroidered and pearl
buttons. all sizes, the SOC. quality,
LOT ........ ......... .................z5c.
NH ny Wy In m sAS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-31
w ZEN II RS.
LADIES' TAILORS.

THE LADIES OF RICHMOND INTE-
rested In UP-TO-DATE, TAILOR-MADE
SUITS are invited 10 call upon PERLiN
2lS north Fifth street (cor-
ner of Broad the New York Ladies'
Tailors. We make a speciality Of Riding
Habits and Bicycle Suits. ia 2S-6t'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-31
FANS 9.

The first % ladies here may pick from
the Grandest Fan Bargains we pc
lleve that have ever been onered III
Richmond. - -
rations. hand-carved ivory sticks, sold
by Heinrich at from 81 to %; your
choice ............ .......'.:s'.. 80.
Stvllsh Empire Fans, I'm all colors, tnat
originally sold for 70 and SSc.; your
choice ...........s .ssssssss.s ''ff''
We are selling Catholic Prayer-B Books,
published by the John Murphy PUBLISH,
ing Company, Baltimore, Md, ana
have every style, ladies'. children $,
and mems, at wonderfully cheap
price-from 10c. TO $3.50.
Black Seal, Padded-Back, Gilt-Edge
Prayer-Books. superbly bound ......2oc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-31

THE UNDERSIGNED WILL BOARD
a limited number OF HORSES at Bosco-
bel for Sc per month.
III. s. HOLLAND,
ia 2f-Su4t Sabot Island, Va.