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The stock OF
CURTAINS

CURTAINS
we had to take.
10 nairs of Lace Curtains that were
s2i5. 50. and sd a par h Iot S SI1y q
II nairs of Lace Curtains thdt "cIe w.
S119, s1.25 a pair, Tor Joc' =,
IA nairs of Lace Curtains that were "
and A75 a pair, for ~ -. -. az
II pairs of Lace Curtains that were 20
and $50 for 50 a pair.
2 pairs of Brocatelle curtains 'hal "ei'
$3.50 a pair, for $3.50.
! pair Satin Damask curtains 'hat "eie
$40 a pair, for 81. -
pair Pure Damask Curtains, were IS
pair. for So. ., no
8 pairs Chenille Curtains that were $685.
s425, and 1896 pair. for SZ'Z9.
IA pairs Chenille Curtains slightly
handled. were IS, $40, and sl2 a pair,
for 81.
Remnants Of Dotted Muslins. 40 inches
wide. for &c. yard
There may be a Remnant OF
CARPET
to fit your need; If so, it's your time TO
come.
Remnants of Tapestry Carpets, from 3
to 10 yards. 25c. a yard, from 61c.
Remnants of Body Brussel Carpets,
from to q yards, SOC. yard, from
S125.
Remnants of Administer and Moquette
Carpets. from 3 TO "A yards, Doc. a
yard. from $l.25.
200 pieces of Wilton Tapestry. and
Body Brussel Carpets, from / IL 10
2 Ia yards. choice of any DOC.
1 Ingram Drugget, size 2 l-2x3, sold at
s.. now $50.
Ingram Drugget, size SxS, sold at Sc,
now 50.
Ingram Druggets, size SxS IL. sold at
ST. now $3.50.
one lot of Lined Fur Bureau Rugs, sold
at SO, Black, White, and Colors, now
$l.25.
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CHINA ODDS AND ENDS.

one Fine China Dinner Set that should
contain 1l5 pieces. a few pieces broken
In shipment: bought to retail for $40,
to close, $3.50.
lot of Fine China Cream and Milk
Pitchers and Tea-Pots. that were sold
upwards of Soc. for sc. each.
II Fine Limoges and Carlsbad MIX
Pitchers, large size, worth 81, to close
25c. each
70 English Porcelain Cups and Saucers
that sold for 81 a dozen, for &c. each.
70 Jardinieres, that were Sl.25 and SL9S,
to close 25c. choice.
10 Fern Dishes that were 75c., to close
15c. each.
Q English Covered Dishes that were
59c.. TO close l0c. each.
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LININGS.
JEW ELRY.

% Paper Mache and White Metal Pic
ture Frames. Ezekel's 25c. ones, for
&c each.
% different designs in Sick-Pins. Eze-
kiels 20 and 25c. ones, Cohen's say &c.
Rubber Side-Combs, designs, 25c.. for
10c. each.
Gold Rings, warranted three years, SOC.
ones, for 19c. each.
Sterling Silver Cuff Buttons, Ezekieps
81 ones. for 25c. pair.
Rubber Hair-Pins. Ezekiers 25c. d
dozen, for sc. a dozen.
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OII,-CIOTHS.

Remnants of On-Cloth. from 1 1-2 to 8
yards. sold at % to 45c., now IL l-Zc.
ward.
1-yard-square Oil-Cloth Mats, 35c. value,
100
Remnants of 60 and 75c. Linoleum, from
to 4 yards, SOc yard.
One lot of 80 and Toe. Window Shades
slightly soiled from handling, choice
of any. u 1-2c.
Best Opaque Shades. spring rollers, 25c.,
from 40c. :,
5-foot Curtain Poles, complete with all
fixtures, lie.
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WANTED.

WRITING AND COPYING OF ALI,
kinds to do Circulars addressed and
mailed. and printed. If desired. Work
neatly and promptly done. and at the
very lowest price Correspondence from
other cities solicited Only a trial wish
ed and satisfaction guaranteed. Address
HARD-WORKER, SD Brook avenue,
Richmond Va. ia 22&2ff
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WANTED,
o KNOW

CONSUMERS OF COAL TO KNOW
that they can buy that most superior
Crate Fuel. the CloverHill Coal, as low
as $3.50 per ton. ! will also sell so bushels
q loads Coke for 3. All other kinds Of
Fuel at lowest prices
SAMUEL ii. COTTRELL.
SO east Broad street,
de 16tf and Harrison and Broad SITS.
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WANTED.

A GOOD COOK. GOOD WAGES. PAID
promptly Room on premises. No atten-
ton paid to applications without recon-
mendation. Address Box 425. ia 2O-3t
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ORNAMENT ODDS AND ENDS.

A lot of Carlsbad China Card Receivers,
Fruit Bowls, etc, sold upwards OF
$3.50, for 15c. each.
% Dresden Vases that were sold at 25c.,
to close &c. each.
l Fine Vase that was s12. to close $50.
/ Fine Bonn China Vase that was 50,
Ia close 81 So
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HORSES. MULES. COWS. &C.

FOR SALE. ONE NICE VIRGINIA
BRED MARE, years old, and ONE
SIDE-BAR BUGGY AND HARNESS;
also. ONE HALLETT & DUNSTON
SQUARE PIANO. VIII trade horse for
bicycle. Apply to J. l.. INGERSOLL,
Room is. City Hall. ia 22-1t'
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WANTED.

TO BUY INSTALMENT SHARES OF
0ld dominion Building and Loan Asso-
citation. or more years old. Please state
number of shares and lowest cash price
Address CASH, care Dispatch office. Rich
mond Va ia l6-Sts
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WANTED,

A MAN OR WOMAN. WITH BEST
references, and security to travel and
collect Salary $50 per month and eX-
penses. r. II. WOODWARD COMPANY,
baltimore. Md ja 22-2te
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WOODEN AND HARDWARE ODDS
AND ENDS.

A lot Of Japanese Four-Fold Embroid-
cred Screens that were s., TO close
$3.50
A lot of Fine Imported ste-Baskets
that were 81 and $1.25, to close l9c
A lot of Silexo Securing Soap, Granu-
lated Lye. and Salt Boxes that sold
upwards of 15c. to close 1c. each.
Il Carpets Brooms, three times sewed
TO close. &c. each.
A lot Of Iron Soap Dishes that were l5c.,
for &c. each.
Z japanese Lacquered Walters that were
81, to close 10c. each.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE nnya.

WHEN REAL ESTATE IS SOLD THE
TAXES FOR THE CURRENT CALEN-
OAR YEAR ARE TO BE PAID PRO
RATA BY THE VENDOR AND THE
VENDEE.
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EMPLOYMENT WANTS.
WANTED,

A DRUG CLERK. MUST BE THO
roughly competent, reliable, and trust
worthy in every respect. Address, with
name and reference, a. b. c., care Dis
patch Company ia Z-lt
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WANTED.

GENTLEMEN OR LADY BOARDERS
TO occupy nice. pleasant rooms on second
floor at 5l9 north Seventh street.
'SO- IN
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BUSINESS WANTS.
WANTED.

v
Coal for CRATES. 1913 20 81 per ton.
Splint Coal, 1925, $3.50, and $40
per ton. -
Anthracite, % to soc. per ton OIL OF
current prices for cash.
Egg Coal. for CRATES, ST per ton.
Long All Pine Wood, Sl.5O to y per
hall cord. ,s
Nice Long Oak Wood, S225 per bali
cord.
Kanawba Coke, % bushels for $40 :
so bushels for S475.
Frick's Coke. SO for 20 bushels de-
livered. {. o. ID.
SAME OLD STANDS:
ooo West Broad Phone i0I
1905 East Cary Thons ~
Both old and new phones same No
.CHAS. II. PAGE.
Tia 14-tMySn
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BUSINESS WANTS.
WANTED.

A MAN TO INVEST IN A WELL-ES-
tablished Manufacturing Business. who
is willing to travel. Good business for
the proper man. Address HUSTLER,
care Dispatch. ia 22-lt
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use printers ink for the purpose OF proper SUI or
To-day will record the smallest prices OF al attractions e'
nroduced by any circumstance the store began
Goods YOU may have sought tor all this season nay 1919
h, T fresh items and at almost ridiculous pricenarks
Read the partial story as we print 1t.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-22

1862 yards Wide Fancy SILK Gimp
Braids and other Dress Trimmings,
Colored and Black. been up to 81
yard, for sc. to-day
Black Ostrich Feather Boas, were
sl.75 and 81. for i5c. each.
SILK WAYS.
q remnants Ali-Pure SILK Wash SILKS
new colorings EZeklefs 29c. grace,
lengths 2 Ia 10 is yards, Cohens
say loo. yard.
An-silk Solid-Color India Silks, well
worth SOC. good lengths, for lsc'
yard. III
Black Satin Duchess. heavy quality y,oa an
silk. Ezekiers $ll5 quality. Cohen
say soc. yard.
Fancy Taffeta silks. new designs. Eze-
kieis Sc. 81. and l.25 grades. lengths
1 IA and 8 3-s. Cohen's say 45c. YARD.
Black Gros-Grain SIX. with Duchess,
figured usual $l2j quality. lengths
IL TO IA yards.
Black Corded Silk. handsome quality,
"a inches wide. with different colored
satin Duchess stripes, 81 grad|
Cohen's say SOC. a yard.
TOILETS AND NOTIONS.
Turkish Bath Soap. 80 cakes, 1c; a cake.
% pairs Steel Scissors, EzekieIs 2oc.
ones, Cohen's say sc. pair.
II spools BARRIERS Linen Thread. slight
soiled. Ezekiel's l0c. Cohens say &c.
% pairs Corset Laces, for 1c.
So punches White Beading, EzekleIs
Sc. quality. &c. bunch.
Best Csc Bay Rum for &c. a bottle:
80 Real Briste Hair Brushes, Ezekiefs
soc. ones. Cohen's say. l9c. each.
AZ Real Bristle Tooth Brushes, EzekieIS
2Oc.. for sc. each.
Theatre Rouge. Ezekiers 25c. size, for
sc. a box.
Sachet Powder. all odors. Sc. a bottle.
81 Carriage Sponges, largest size, SOC.
ones, for lie. each.
Velvet Bindings. Ezekiels 15c. ones, for
&C. each.
LININGS.
~ remnants Dressmakers Cambria,
Ezekiel's &c. grade, Cohen's say lc.
Remnants of York Canvas Ezekiers &c.
grade. for l-2c. a yard.
Remnants Blackjack and Gray-Back
Figured Silesias, EZekiels 25c. quality,
for lOc. a yard.
Remnants Rice Cambria, 9-Sc. yard.
Remnants Best Grade Percalines and
Slesias, any shade. EZekiePs 20c.
grade, for 10c. a yard.
Remnants Ezekiers Ice. Percaline for
&c. yard
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TRUSTEE'S SALE OF THE EN-.
Il TIRE OUTFIT AND FURNITURE or
THE HOTEL DODSON, AT AUCTION.
INCLUDING ONE VERY LARGE AND
HANDSOME FRENCH PLATE MAN
TEL MIRROR. FORMERLY BELONG
ING TO PRESIDENT JEFFERSON
DAVIS.-By virtue Of a deed Of trust from
c. 3. Dodson TO the undersigned trustee,
will SELL by public auction. at No. -
north Twelfth street, commencing az 1920
A NJ
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BY r. A. Catlin. Auctioneer,
No. 6 north Eleventh street.
rNRUSTEES' SALE OF A NICE
nmErIING IN BARTON HEIGHTS

v,RUSTEES' SALE OF A NICE
DWELLING IN BARTON HEIGHTS
BY direction of the benehciares in GER
tain deed Of trust to George Z. Christl,an p,
trustee. dated October Is. 1883, OF record III
SiariT5s office of Henrico County Court
Deadlock AS A, page 81. default l having
been made in the payment or certain
notes therein secured. We WILL ON
WEDNESDAY. JANUARY r. 1891
at 4.l5 O'clock p. NJ. on the premises. sell
10 the highest bidder, the COMFAs,sf4,,
lively NEW DETACHED fhAMD
DWELLING. situated az the northwest
corner of Monteiro and Minor streets
being on lot z. in block 40, In mo
plan of Barton Heights. This lQt ntS "
frontage OF Il feet. and extends BACK ht-
tween parallel lines rs feet 20 an alley.
This property IS just one block from .s'
line. A bargain may be expected IN tlls;
TERMS: As set forth I'm deed, demanl
cash. but much more liberal arrangemehS
can be made. W. r. MILLER
r.. A. CATLlN
n 1e Substituted Trustees.
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GLASSWARE ODDS AND ENDS.

100 Oil and Cologne Bottles that were
15c, to close. 1c. each.
A lot of Decorated Bohemian Glass SUI
gar Sifters, Oil Bottles, and Cream
Pitchers that were Doc, TO close &c.
each.
Bohemian Wine Sets that were $50,
for soc. set.
u Jelly COMFORTS that were 25c., TO
close, sc each.
40 Salt-Cellars, pretty designs, worth
&C., for lie. each.
s Self-Wringing Mops, worth 5Oc., for l2c.
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COTTON FABRICS

that were less than 10 YARDS:
an Tho yard-Wide Cotton-Fruit OF
Tho Loom, AndroscoggiD. Lahsuoh
76 etc.--fOr 3 3-4c. ra
Indigo Blue Prints for lc. a yaru'
p;now-Case CoitOns for 8 &c .or
Rest ~ lie. Yard-Wide Fero"ieS i0'
l-2c. -,
a. rurkev-Red Prints. &c. yard.
1s,e Rrown Cottons for l-2c.
Apron Ginghams for &c. o.
Merrimack Shifting Prints. SIC A.
WHITE FLANNEL. luc. gIaec, ivi AZ ~
Wrapper Flannellettes, OrientaI ue-
signs. for S-4c.
&c white Crochet Flannel for lVc.
Jersey Back Wool Eiderdown flannels
for 70 lie.
&c. White Flannel for lOc
Ice Canton Flannels Tor &c
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The Bargain-Day
of a Bargain=Week!
THE REMNANT-DAY

c EZEKIELS TRUSTEE
money
this house. laid aside Tor F1E F~'@
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oDDs AND ENDS OF WHITE GOODS
HANDLED AND NJ USSED
NUsLIy UNDERWEAR.

Gowns. Skirts. Chemise. and Drawers.
ali soiled and tumbled. that have been
60 70 ana Sc, on remnant counter at
Csc. each
q pairs Ladies' Good Muslin Drawers,
25c ones for 10c. a pair.
2s Cambria Corset-Covers, trimmed. loo.
Children's 75c. and 81 White Empire
Aprons. any for &c.
II Ladies' Muslin Gowns. soiled, for 19c.
each.
& nalrs Ladies' Extra Size Muslin Draw
ers. 59c. ones. for 29c. a pair
rs Ladies' Fine Cambria Corset-Covers,
soiled. were 81. now 25c.
IL Ladies' Muslin Gowns. Ezekiel sold
at CSC for zoe. each.
q Ladies' Muslin Chemise, solled, 25c.
ones for loo
2l pairs Children's Best f5c. Muslin
Drawers for &c. pair.
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WOOLLEN DRESS GOODS,

Every color and kind. EzekieFs short
pieces, and our own. Do your choosing.
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1't'!{SjEE:N!:,!(9
Here are many remnants OF
BLACK DRESS FABRICS

at prices just simply to sell them out IN
q day:
Woo, Fabrics. were PC, are lOc
Ali. Wool Serees were S5c.. for loc. a.
All-Wooi Figured Jacquards. were w.
for ioc. q, q.
pr,estjcy Novelties. were 81 ana siZ''
r, ~, Mohairs were 2oc. for JOG.
Mohair sicllians. were 25c.. for IL ! 70 sor
Rough English Cheviots. were a. io'
zoe. o-
Sc. serges. 50 inches wide. for ''c'-
and many others.
All the remnants Of
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sOILED BLANKETS,
W rrIIpn EzEKIEI,S COST.

ONE THIRD EZEklEBS COSI'
q n blankets for N25: s4.75 Blankets
for 81 10: $3.50 Blankets for SZ.oO; 1910
ones Red) for -.
DC White Blankets for loc. each: -.
s Comforts. were SOC, for Z3c. were
81 so. for 75c.; s. Down ones Tor Sz''O'
To oct the hest grades of
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STATIONERY.

5000 Ezekel's Pads, ruled or plain, &c.
value, to-day, for sc.
Venetian Linen Paper, 3Oc. value, to-
day. &c. cure.
Envelopes to match, 1-2c. package,
from sc.
400 Handy Classics, S9c. value, for sc.
edca.
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George ". Mayo. Auctioneor.
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Stamped Linen Bureau Scarfs, Eze-
kiels price, 29c.; remnant price, l5c.
Stamped and Fringed Linen Tray
Cloths, Ezekieps price, 25c.; remnant
price. IL 12c.
Stamped Duck Centrepieces remnant
price, sc.
Remnants of Cotton Frieze. &C. a yard.
Small spools Embroidery Silks, regular
price. 10c., to-day. &c.
Ezekiel's stock of Zephyr; his price, &c.
an ounce; ours, &c. an ounce.
All Colors Saxony, loo. value, to-day, &C.
an ounce.
II dozen Ladies' Chemisettes, 25c. value,
remnant price &c.
Ladies Turn-Down Collars. II 1-2c.
Nalue for Sc.
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MEMS FURNISHINGS
at almost any price Is a master mer
chandise deal:

at almost any price is master mer-
chandse deal:
EzekiePs Mems White Night-Shlrts'
Linen Dress Shirts. were 75c., are 3Sc.
Flannel Night-Shirts, were 9Sc., lot 9sc.
All of Ezekiers Mems NegnSee Snlrts
that were up to S.SS, for Syc. each.
All of the SUBSCRIBERS that were ere 5cc"
for Ice. pair; the soc, ones TOT l3c'
All Hose that were II 1-2c., for lie.
English Half-Hose. to be l-5c.
All the Scarfs and Neckwear Of every
description; no matter what the piioe
was. for I5c. each
All the Canton-Flannel Drawers,
bleached or unbleached. for DC; lew
were less than soc.
Wen sell you any Wool Underwear for
one half Of Ezekiel's cost-too many
small lots to advertise them-l5 TO I0c.,
were 3Oc. TO $685.
LINENS.
Remnants COO. Table Damask for 25c.
yard-all pure linen.
s. Table Damask. lengths IL 10 IL
yards. for soc. yard
2 Colored- Bordered Linen Table-Cloths.
and | Turkey-Red, from the Ezekiel
stock. at Toe. each; his price was $l.5O.
Remnants Linen Crash. &C. yard
Soiled Satin Damaask Hem ., q fe1
Buffet Scarfs, were S1.5O and S.2o. 1or
soc. each. :,
q Cotton Huck Bath Towels for lc.
each.
ODDS AND ENDS OF WHITE GOODS
from the Ezekiel and our own stock.
will make quick selling to-day.
75c. Hemstitched Revering, double
width for 35c. a yard.
Csc. Fine Check and Striped Dimities,
u 1-2c. a yard.
Remnants 12c. White India Linon, &c.
q yard.
II Yards Fancy White Hemstitched
Yoking. usually 25c.. for &c. yard.
Remnants 2Oc. English Long Cloth for
sc. a yard.
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EZEkIEL'S CORSETs.

The Finest or Cheapest. The bargain is
uniform and the same.
80. $3.50. and $l.75 Corsets, any for 81.
All the popular 81 Corsets for Coo
All the 75c ones for 40c.; the &c. Cor
sets for 15c.
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GOO ODD PAIRS OF HOSE.

q pairs Children's Fine Ribbed I'm
ported 25c. Hose for 15c. a pair.
is pairs Childrens Ribbed Fast-Black
Hose for &c. pair.
Ladies' Tan Seamless Hose 12c. ones,
for &c. a pair.
Misses 35c. Black All-Wool Cashmere
Hose for l5c. a pair.
Ladies' 25c Hermsdorf Hose. sizes 9.
Q 1-2. and 10. for IL 1-2c. pair.
Hundreds and hundreds of Garments of
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LAMP AND TABLE ODDS AND ENDS

! Lamp, with dome shade, that was
S1.75, to close S9c.
4 Imitation-Cut Glass Lamps, with
globe to match that were sold for
s. to close Toe.
3 Brass Parlor Tables that sold for
Sl2. to close for 81 each.
A lot of Silk Lamp-Shades that were
sold from 81 to $50. TO close 1870. each.
100 rolls of Crepe Paper that was l9c.,
to close. &c. a roll.
2 Brass Tables that were -, to close
81 so each.
A Banquet Lamps, that were IS. to close
$3.50 each.
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RIBBONS.

S-inch Moire Giace Taffeta Ribbons. the
% and 29c. kinds, in remnants to-day
l0c. yard.
No. 40 All-Silk Taffeta Ribbons. that
were 25c yard for II lie.
2 l-2-rch All-Silk Satin Gros-Grain
Ribbon the Is and 19c. qualities for
sc. a yard
No 16 Heavy All-Silk Satin and eros
Grain Ribbons, Black. the 25c. kind,
in remnants. for l0c. a yard
1-inch All-Silk Satin Gros-Grain Rib
bons. all colors, the sc. kind. for lc.
yard.
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KID GLOVES.

All the Ezekiel Gloves that were
to Sl.75, sizes 6 ga TO "a, for SOC.
choice.
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70 Tin Dippers and Dust-Paus to close,
lc each.
Patent Flour-Sifters. worth lOc., to
close lc each.
"a Tin Coffee Pots. 2, s., and 4-quart.
that sold upwards of l9c., to close &c.
erCl.
Y Granite Pie Plates that were 12c., for
&c. each.
: Granite Fry-Pans. worth 0c.. for &c.
each.
Granite Dish Pans that were i9c, for
l9c. each.
Is Nickel CusDadores. with loaded bot
toms. that were 75c.. for l0c. each.
Japanned Coal Holds that were Sl.5O,
TO close 45c each.
2 Gas Radiators that sold for ST. slight
~ dented, to close $50 each.
CANDY.
Molasses Taffy, with cocoanut cream
filling, worth 25c. a pound, for &C., as
long as Il lasts.
Vanilla and Strawberry Taffy, worth
l0c., for &c.
Peppermint, Lemon and Hoarhound
Drops. worth l2c. pound, for &c.
The COHEN co.
Gulf Coast breeze. [volume] (Crawfordville, Fla.) 1897-19??, 1897-07-30
WHAT MoRE2

And have said. and say 1t ever,
A the years 20 on and the world goes over,
'Twere better to be content and clever,
In the tending OF cattle and the tossing OF
In the grazing Of cattle and growing or
grain, 49, -.
%nan a strong man striving for fame or
gain, ,-,..
BE even as kline in the red-tipp'd clover'
For they lie down and their rests are rests
And the days arc theirs, come sum- com'
rain,
While we wish and yearn, and do pray In
vain, ,
And hone 10 ride on the pillows Of bosoms,
And hope to rest In the haven OF breasts,
Till the heart is sickened and tho ialr pops
dead
BE even as clover with It's crown of blos'
SONS.
Even as blossoms ere the bloom Is shed.
Kiss'd by the kline and the brown sweet
bee
For these have the sun, the moon. and air,
And never a bit OF the burthen Of care;
Yer with all Of our caring what more nave
joaquin Miller.
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Lone Policeman of Iceland.

There is one country in the world,
and probably one only, which gets
along with a single policeman. That
is Iceland, land which is remarkable
in many ways, but in none more than
this.
Iceland is peopled by the descend
ants of Vikings, includingm famous
warriors and heroes, but they are so
law-abiding that they have no need Of
policemen. The solitary officer, in
spite of his apparently great response
bilities, has very easy time. He is
maintained more for ornament and
dignity than for use. The Icelanders
think il would not do to have cap
ital without a policeman, and so they
keep one.
The Iceland police force isslarge in
one sense. It's single member is six
feet high, broad shoulderad and hand.
somely uniformed.
Iceland is an island 39,756 square
miles in extent or but little smaller
than the state Of Ohio, and hasa pop
ulation Of 70,T27.
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SING A SONG.

II you'll sing a song as you go along,
In tho face Of the real or the tancled wrongi
In spite OF the doubt II you'll fight 1t out,
And show a heart that IL brave and stout
II you'lI laugh at the jeers and refuse the
tears,
You'll force the eycr-rcluctant cheers
That tho world denies when coward cries,
TO give TO the man who bravely tries;
And you'll win success with u little song
n You'll sing the song IA you 60 along
III you'l sing a song as you plOd along,
You'll find that the busy rushing thrOng
VIII catch the strain OF the glad refrain
That the sun will follow the binding rain
That the clouds will fly from the blackened
skyi
That the stars will come out by and by
And youll make new friends, TIL nope de-
sends
From where the placid rainbow bends
And all because OF u little song
II you'll sing a song as you plod along
II you'll sing n song "a you trudge along
You'll see that the singing will make you
strong
And the heavy load and the rugged road,
And the sting and the stripe OF the tortuous
goad
viii soar with the note that you set anoat !
That the beam will change to atrifing motei
That the world Is bad when you are SAD,
And bright and beautiful when glad
That all you need Is little song
II you II sing the song as you trudge along
Rufus NJ. Fields In Nashville American.
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A question said never TO have been
raised before in Maine, came up in the
Biddeford municipal court lately. A
man had put in the foundation vail
for another man in payment of debt,
but had neglected to pay his work.
men. These sued the contractor and
attached the stone in the foundation,
on which, in the meantime, house
hal been completed. The court de-
cided that the men had no lien upon
the stone, under the circumstances.