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Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-02-27
A SPANISH VERSION.
The spanish Premier Claims That
DIR. Kuiz Was Not Beaten to
Death.

Madrid, Feb. 27.-Premier Castillo at
the cabinet council to-day declared that
the differences with the United States in
regard to the treatment of prisoners
were without any Importance. He sd-
ded that the impartial inquiry into the
death of DR.. Ruiz, who died in prison
under circumstances which led to the
ke2ort that he had been beaten to death,
showed that the doctor died a natural
death
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-02-27
Boiler Explosion.

New Bedford, Mass :, Feb. a., "A boiler
exploded at the Acushnet mill to day,
wrecking part of the plant. After the
fire was under control, search among
the ruins of the boiler house disclosed the
body of Manuel Mendoza, the fireman.
Another employe, Arthur ASKING, was
burned to death. Half a dozen others
were injured.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-02-27
TAKEN PRISONER.
A Greek Provision steamer Falls
into the Hands Of the Italians.

Canea, Feb. 27.-The Greek steamer
Tysus, after landing provisions and
ammunitions at Platonia for the Greeks,
3 took on board 100 prisoners. She was
stopped at Draponia by the italian war.
ship and taken to Suda bay.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-02-27
Settlement Effected.

Chicago, Feb. 27.-Geo. Schneider,
former president of the National Bank of
Illinois, has effected settlement of his
indebtedness to the bank. A petition for
his discharge from liability will be pre-
sented to the United States court in a
day or two.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-02-27
King May Abdicate

Paris, Feb. 27.-Reports are current
here and elsewhere in Europe today, that
if the powers insist upon the Greek
troops evacuating Crete, King George
will abdicate in favor of Grown Prince
Constantine, duke of Sparta.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-02-27
For Criminal Libel.

Pttsburg, Feb. 27.-Alfred Reed, pro-
prietor, and Walter Cristy, political
editor of the Commercial Gazette, re-.
Gently convicted of criminal libel in the
case of Senator g. l.. McGee and VIM.
Flynn, we're fined by Judge White $100
and costs, each.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-02-27
Illustrated
Special Edition
New Mexican

Now on sale. secure a
copy and send ii TO your
friend at the east. Price 10
GENTS; ready for mailing II
cents.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-02-27
EnbeZYIeIIlent.

Lincoln, Neb. Feb. 7.-Ex State Treas
urer Joseph Bartley will be arrested this
afternoon on charge of embezzlement,
warrants were sworn out this morning.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-02-27
DESTROYED l,y Fire.

Canton, O., Feb. 27.-The immense
plant of the Middlebranch Portland &
Diamond Cement company burned this
morning. Loss 100000, partially in
sured,
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-02-27
Bicycle Record.

Chicago, Feb. 27.-rhe score in the six
day bicycle race today at 1915 p. m. was
as follows: Schinner 1921; Miller, 1879;
Ashinger 1885; Lawson 1924; Hannah
Lash.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-02-27
RumOr Denied.

London, Feb. 27.-The Greek charge
d'affaires denies that King George inti-
mated his intention of accepting the de-
mands of the powers.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-02-27
Confessed Judgment.

Chicago, Feb. 27.--Willoughby Hill a.
Co., clothers, confessed Judgment in the
circuit court today for S8l,6l1 in favor
of the Fort Dearborn National bank,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-19
THE new STATE OF SUPERIOR
Uncle Sam is Getting Ready 10 Tack a
New Star on the Flag.
WILL Be STATE NUMBER FORTY-FlVB.
IL Takes In Michigan's Upper '"''
and North wisconsin-Long Been
Washington Topic-Wih be
Tutl. Pledged state

NvAsUIGTNON, Sept. 1'.-Cncie sam
,,roposes 10 make himself "a I'm l7Nlli.,
nresent OF a new State. Christmas no wiz
ING up his stocking, AS All -OOu O'-
,,,o,ia do and when he Waheh5' ul'0''
- dieappointment OVertakes MN no
IN end away down in the TOE Oh ms
,,octing "A gold star, which, uhless car
oulations miscarry. he VII hishly Pii@O
me STAR Will represent the torty-iith
stato in the Union. and the name ID ~
be THE state Of superior. -. 40
II VIII come into tue chloh' no %
other states have done in an uIlae'' .,,
condition, but It Will arrive as NV
,,er,a stepped from the head oil JoNo'
beautifully equipped with oNo' 100 '',-''9
necessary for q highly prosperous WIN
j. existence. -. zoos. si,.o ia
,s,stseion TO the Union IN lS5i' Mlohi-
90. 80 been divided by Lake Michigan
~ -, win look on the map you VIII see
-. Nr,cbipan IS cut in two "a htt.e more
-, midway 10 the north. Ihe upper
-, ~ the peninsula above the ltHe 10
i,noyyn IN the state as the upper ! onln
suis The lower part IS the Lower ''''''-
sula. 80. ,.oor ,n0er one
,.-....,,or bnt Tor a very long uhlo lho
,,eonle OF the upper peninsula nav wv
~ they did not receive the same u''e"-
go, ord advantages as the people on inc
,,ortb Ike Huron and lake OF TIE lower
oe,insula Besides that they cl"ll'Vu
tnat thev were further north ana SUBJECT
co dteerent climatic laws ana mat theio-
Gore thew should not be treated the same
as the lower Michigan peoRle.
To settle tho dispute. there nave oe."
negotiations pending for some time 70
49, tbie peninsula into a different state.
Ga An order 10 give II proper Size 20
cut a slice of Wisconsin inns s"0o ~ NC
added TO the peninsula. .
Now. 20 determine lust What the , ,
state will be. draw line from Green Day
westward and n little downward 10 ,"c
Mississippi river. and then take an tna'
lies above 81 as far as Lake supO''"'.
and YOU will have the new state OF
Superior as correctly a" can DC "'"""
now. 49,. ..,a
state stands about the best cAance or
making its mark. II has Lake superior l.',l
ana Michigan on the east, on the sou'h
,.,,soo.,e,, and Lake Michigan, and on the
west Minnesota. me MISSISSIPPI i''Ni an"
q little OF Lake Superior
Besides this magnificent ioca'loh INC
eta,a OF Superior starts In win a popu-
latlon OF nearly one million people us
size viii about correspond with that OF
Kentucky. which IL also resembles IN
shane. II Il well watered by many small
rivers and 81 contains a sea coast when
is second 10 no other state.
Besides this. Superior has an mex
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-19

Mems f-Bosom Madras Shirts
white collar and cuff-bands. pearl but
tons. were bought 20 sell for Sc we
have an sizes now for zoe.
Am Of our Mems 81 and SL5O Real Per
caio and Madras Shirts; some with 2 col
lars and ] pair Of cuffs: others with
White collar and cun-bands and extra
cuffs. for 81 l-2c.
Mems and Boys Good Elastic
Suspenders for 2Ac.
Mems White Unlaundered Shirts war
ranted pure linen, bosom Wamsutta mus
lin, patent neck-band and every improve
ment Of the 81 shirt, for zoe.
Mems Imported Balbriggan Socks. dou-
bic soles, heels, and toes, worth llc. for
Zoe.
Mems Fine Elastic suspenders, mohalr
ends would be cheap at 2jc., for llc a
pair
Mems All-Silk Band Bows, light
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-19
Wze>zleu5- G<% 6eZ2to~n

baustible mining supply 1t contains IRON
and copper enough. were its output tuily
worked. to supply the whole world anu
its building stone is remarkable an aClo9s
the country. Its mining lacinlleS MANI
a Klondike in copper.
Its cities, though not as large as those
Of the lower peninsula, are very nouIlsn-
ing and West Superior, which VIII be the
metropolis Of the new state, is considered
finer in its possibilities tnah any O'"''
citv Of the central United states.
The way In which Michigan came 70
have an upper peninsula and the manner
I'M which il was divided is very interest
inc Michigan was the thirteenth state
admitted into the Union. and came III
bv act Of Congress in January 1871 IL
extended further south than II now does
o,1 westward TO the Missouri river, but
owning 10 some political deal ON ITS adj
mission. part of its southern Doiofr
was cut of and given to ONO. a SUPP
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-19


Legislative Candidate Tho tn''iH OBJ ''.'
Cryo OF na,d TImc- 10 d t.f &c.," I'''-'
ALEXANDRIA. VA. f.eL l>-Sp il
rre Alsyandr.l Tm.t Company laf
t.., i,oo-rlfatri o. stool. company. WIIl
c.r',r D.lavare K.mn.- as "a. bead.
a.. b.. ,.,l.r.lo,.l chad II. Colonel WlI l.
co.. o.t't.- and Colonel Barley. 1lr Care
ll, ,rr Neals and llr. Swain. u.I .0l-
t,,,,, ., r-,n IL alsa- Tne I.m.s WAS
-..-f,a Do tbe r.ca tract. people. This
,.--,.l5 NJ 90 ,ror co.I.r.I Jan Dc u
~, No. NJ tI. sound money cause
,ae- f,u and lately 1l..srs. Barley aa0
rari, be,. had h fa charge ST. j.
$50. Nal. f.... ...- down as its .l.-
.l'''''
,r,.-. .,., mon, anil r--, ana fa.y shall.
",.. ,,.l ,.o..fo.f .r t1.i-
, ..'. .-.....,- of wind
o.N .....I. ..r- d..
s"o - . 'rt .,..-.. d. .,.. l.....
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-19

had also been given 10 Indiana few
years before. After Michigan became fully
settled as a state, the Governor OF Mich
igan made a great fuss about these slices
that had been cut on and so, TO quiet
him, what Is known as the Upper PENN
sula was granted 20 him. This made
State that was separated by great body
OF water. eut Notwithstanding this OBJ
stacle. Michigan has always ruled both
its upper and lower peninsulas as well.
OF late. however. the people OF the
Timer Peninsula have felt greatly slight
"a al times. They think that. with Lam
sing and Detroit in the Lower Peninsula.
the laws Of the state were made more for
the part containing the capital ana
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-19
HZe7keuS- GIM &Z2sOnH

rootropolis than the part in which they
we're living. They have pointed 10 'nell
beautiful islands, the greatest of when
IS the Isle Of Royal in Lake supeIioI'
and have pointed out thelf leau.llul ''ll
bors and their opportunities for COM
merce with Ontario. and have at times
made requests Of the Michigan Lesisia-
tnre which they felt should have been
gran d. .... .s+,,,
Another reason for making ne" 9,".o
- ~ t,o Peninsula is that Michigan Us
n state Of great climatic difference
The climate Of the southern portion is
warm. but that Of the northern is rso-
rone Take Detroit, which has a mean
annual temperature OF IS degrees, and
that OF Salt ste Marie. when Us GU oe-
crccs. This IS q difference of $ degrees
between the different parts o. the state.
Along the northern part there is a great
deal OF apple raising but IN the pemn-
sula there are vineyards, and, of course,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-19

THE GR1ND CHAPTER And GRIND
COlfuANDERY Will HEEI
In Petersburg ia December-ihe Present
One,rs- Oommuni. ations From tho
Grand Cominandery ofIennessee'

The uiuetieth annual cOnyocatl0n oil lh-
Grand Royal Arch Chapter Of Virginia
will be holden in the city Of Petersburg
on wednesday. December 2, 1851 The
following are the present grand omcers.
NJ. Ia. JOAN Porter STEINER, No. 30
grand high priest, Bristol, Va.
X. EN. Ernst Louis Ide, no. =, grand King,
stauntOu.
X. Ex. Thomas Edward Schwartz, No.
Z. grand scribe, Luray Va.
Vi. Tx George Wilson Poe, NO. ., granu
treasurer. Richmond, Va.
H. ia. James BraXton Blanks, No. q
grand secretary Petersburg, Va.
Ex Fred Greenwood, No. 4, grand cap
tain Of host Norfolk, Va.
Ex James Edward Alexander, No. 49,
grand pr.n soJourncr, Alexandra, Va.
Ia. Elliott II. Brady, 80. u.s. grand Il. a.
chaplain, Manchester Va.
IA William James HUBBARD. No. 90
grand NJ. 3D., Lynchburg, Va; Tx. Joseph
" Bidsood so. 3. grand NJ. 81, Richmond.
Va. "a. Edward >. Conrad, no. g, grand
NJ. lst HarrisOnDurs, Va; walls.
Ex. G.. y. Van Houten, no. &, grand
chaplin, Manchester, Va.
Comp. Juaius a. Cosby No. 9, grand
purauivan-, Richmond Va.
Comp. William G. Wilkinson, No. 49,,
grand tiiar. Richmond Va.
VI. tx. Jacob Baungardner. No. z, grand
lecturer. stanton Va.
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR.
The seventy-llth grand annual concIave
OF the Grand Commandery OF knights
TempIar of Virginia Will DE holden iu the
asylum of App0matt0X CommanJcry, no..
@. in the city of Petersburg on Monday
December g. 1897
GRAND OFFICERS.
The grand officers are;
r.. T.. Edward Howe Miller, No L grand
commander Danyile. Va.
Y. j.. James Hamilton Capers, NO. 2.
deputy grand commander Richmond va.
Il. Phillip Il. W00dnn. 30. IT, grand
generals .mO Hampton. Va.
j.. BENZ Franklin Buchanan, No. 9.
grand captain-geueral, Marion. Va.
j.. D.. q. McFaden, No. 9, grand prelate'
Lynchburg Va.
f.. James i. Alexander no. II. grand
senior warden. Alexandria, Va.
h. Louis Philip Ecker, No. 10, grand
junior warden. Richmond, Va
T.. George Wilson Poe. No l3, grand
treasurer Richmond. Va
r.. H. james BraXton Blanks, NO. o.
grand recorder Petersburg, Va.
l.. John Edward Towncs, No. 9, grand
standard-bearer, Petersburg, va.
+. James Thomas LeSeur, No. J. grand
sword-bearer Bristol, Va.
r. James Wilson Bryant, No. lS grand
wardcr Crewe. Va.
Sir William C.. wilkinson. No. 2. grand
captain OF guard. Richmond va.
T.. +. W. Cunningham. no. 2. grand
lecturer. Richmond. Va.
The following official circulars from the
Grand Commandery OF Tennessee Will be
OF interest 10 the Tempars Of virginia:
Office OF Grand Commander
knights Templar OF Tennessee.
"sir Edward Howe Miller. Right Eminent
Commander. Grand Conmandery OF Vir-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-19
Mems ThinSs-Gompare Prices.

and dark colors, some worth 25cr
for SC.
Mems Heavy Working Shirts, made Of
Madras and Chevot full 35 inches long,
yoke back and collarband, Light and
Dark colors for 39c.
Mems Heavy Cheviot Working Shirts
made strong and full sizes Tor zoe.
Mems White Unlaundered shirts re-
inforced back and front, fun length
bosom, worth 39c., for 29c.
Mems ast-Black and Tan Sox,
seamless foot, worth Ioc., for SC.
Mems Navy Woolsweaters, with cape
collar. and laced fronts, worth $L20' Tor
81 1-2c ~
Mems Fancy Wool Bicycle Hose ell
,ood notterns. worth CSC. for 4Sc.
Mems SIX Teck scarfs. the same as
the Csc. goods. all Light colors' TOT
u lie.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-19
ChiIdren'S
School
Shoes,
Every pair war
ranted,
20C.

imported French Velour, lovely Two
Toned blendings. new colors, fun yard
and quarter wide. new tariff value SLOW
our price, 81 q yard.
Imported Drap de Etc. IA yards wide
latest colorings. new tariff. SL5O; our
price. 81 a yard.
English Poplin, new solids, ~ inches
wide. great wear res.stcr new tarln
value. $50: our price 81 yard.
German Fancy 1 IA Iard-Wlde SIX
Mixed. in three-tone shodinss' new taIlH
value. S.25: our price 15c. yard
French covert Cloth. % inches wide,
Browns. Tans. and Gray mixtures grand
tailor sultng. new tariff value Sl.-0; our
price. Sc a yard.
Broad and Ladies' Cloth. latest color
incs 1 IL yards wide new torih, SloO
grade. az 81: 81 grade at Toe; 15c. grade
az Soc
l-4-yard Imported Knub Bourette' in
two-toned effects. the acme OF elegance
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-19
nZe4Aeu3- 6zzS a>z2tooM
W2e4LRnY- 6cz~ esR4O0@

Alaska. il has every mineral mat is
known. even gold having been discovered
tbree. Its climate IS healthy its rainfall
moderate, and everything about 1t Is
beautiful.
When Congress assemblies and the mat
ter really comes up at Washington mere
may be new points brought out that wiz
prove to the legislators that IT U.s. not pest
10 divide Michigan, but unless thi5 nap
pens and the new points are shown ana
we'll maintained. Uncle sam WI nave "'s
Christmas present by the 25th OF next
Incnmhor.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-19
Continuation Of Trade Sale
of Carpets.

Csc. The Finest S-Wire Tapestry Brus-
sells Carpets. We cannot talk too strong
Nv OF the exquisite colorings and designs
of these Carpets. including room, hail.
and stair patterns.
Csc The famous Sanford lO-Wire Brus-
cello CARPETS. known for years as the best
grade made, room. hall and stair pat
terms
SOC. Moquette Carpets, Wilton, velvet
CARPETS. Of a most reliable make and
which we guarantee In every way equal
10 carpets which you be asked TO buy up
to Sl.25 a yard.
SIC Printed velvet Carpet most
extraordinary looking carpet at the price
Seventeen rolls only I'm the sale. we can
not say how long these VIII remain un-
sold
2sc Two-Ply Carpets Of surprisingly
heavy weight. In very pretty colors ano
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-19

the same agricultural laws cannot Apply
to both Of these. ,,.,,.,.,. ,,.,,,.
IL Is said that all the pIel''i','-'-. -
~ ySith ana win be settled when
C '.,'V''s'' ensembles. The Congressman
90 yriscorsln and Michigan are botn
said 70 he An favor OF t. and such lobby
49, 80 " net he done IN Washington has
already been attended 10.
The lower Michigan people are saia 70
30 IN fsvor OF losing their upper PENN
snla because they feel that IT IS no part
Of them while the upper peninsula GER
tainlv feels that it should be independent
The new state IS said TO be one Of the
richest sections Of the country outside or
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-19
CoTored Dress Goods.
Bought ct the old Low-Tariff Prices.

new tariff value, tL25; our price, Ioc
yard.
French High Novelties. rich patterns,
tinscl threads, royal in effect, new tariff
value. s.. our price Sl2j a yard
Imported Damaskand Bourette Cloth,
variegated and two-toned effects, profuse
variety, new tariff value, 75c.; our price,
zoe. a yard
Atwood Yard-Wide Cheviots mixtures
and fancy designs. rivalling imported
patterns. new tariff value, 75c; our price,
50c. q yard
Au-Wo6I Double-Fed Ladies Cloth,
solid colors 25c. value, for 17c. a yard.
Plaids for Skirts and School Service,
Csc: regular zoe. grade, for u l-2c. a
yard
Plaids for Skirts and School Service.
varied biendings, Atwood silk Barred,
81 grade. FOR 75c.; Pure Wool, zoe. grade.
FOR Soc. Wool Faced. 39c. grade, for
sc: regular 2Oc grade, for y 1-2c yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-19

OUT bl TIE MN Nt-'
Mr.. J. J. Bendan. Of Highland Park.
was confined TO his house by sicAneSS
during the last week. ,...
opened on the 18th with large number
Of students.
There VIII De special music az the res
bytcrian church tonight.
Miss Alice Blair has returned from
visit 10 friends az River View. va.
Mrs. Ceta Scott has moved over 10 RICH
m0nd for TIE winter
Miss Annie Fourquerean entertained n
few Of her friends Thursday evening "a
honor OF her guest. Miss Laura steboins
az South Boston. Va. Among those pres
ent We're Misses Blair Grant Emerson
Lou Fourquerean. Mr. and Mrs. T.
Fourquerean. and Messrs. Redd. Tyler
Grant, Goodall. Burnley and Taylor.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-19

sock and Swiss Embroidered Trimmed.
an sizes. other stores Soc. Nn1s. Mey-
ors price. 2jc.
Fine Cambria Underskrts. inches
wide. Valcnciene Lace Runie. tuGks
above. fully worth tL25 for Zoe.
one lot 0t Ladies' Gowns. Including
Empire and Mothcr-Huthards STYLES.
embroidered and Nainsook rlflc trim
med. were 81. sale price Use.
Fine Muslin Drawers. embroidered ruf
fe and tucks. were Soc. for 25c.
Umbrella Drawers with wide lace TRIM
med Cambria runie. Zlc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-19
Floor Druggets.

will be sold during the sale as follows;
Ingram Druggets. 81 1-2c. square yard
Two-Ply Druggets. AZ lie. square yard
Atwood Druggets, 59c. square yard.
sizes from by 2 IL yards to by
yards.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-19

29c buys Pure Wool Henrietta Cloth.
25c. buys Diagonal Serges. nearly IA
yards wide, and all pure Jet-Biack.
zoe. gives YOU the selection OF some
high lustre Brocade scilIans. which we
ask you 90 compare with the best OK 75c
goods
zoe. for a Diagonal Cloth Of French
make. As inches wide, a most superior
cloth for separate skirts.
81 Corscrew Cheviots this seasons
most striking novelty Tor ta.ior-made
suits.
Soc The Deep-Mourning Camers Hair
Serges.
75c English Broadcloths And yet
merchants who did not buy before the
pass ia tho tari0 bin win tell you they
arc scarce at 81.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-19
Nnrth.ilIe Items.

Mr.. C.. w. Vaughan is home again from
@ business trip TO Baltimore. 20.
Mr. Horace Baker has re1ui"eu from
business trip South. .-,,.. ,.,,, .,,,,,,
'. ., elt,ili.r,- 10 the North Side Han
Association in tho near future.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-19

designs. and one yard wide.
zoe. Two-Ply Carpet Of Pure WOOL ms
ING. VIII not stain, and range or pat
terms that would do credit TO me Des'
re Two-Ply Carpets.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-19
Hosiery,

Here's another line where we have
a great stock. and one purchased SO fav-
orably that wo claim some or our offer
ings 70 be world-beaters.
Misses and Boys Fast Black Heavy
School Hose, spiced knee and heel, sizes
g to IL, for y lie.
Misses and Boys Fast Black Large
Rib School Hose. double soles. worth
l5c, FOR Zoe.
Infants Imported soT. Blacks and
Tans. Hernsdort dye l5c. quality Tor
Zoe.
Ladies Seamless Hose double heel and
toes. last black, worth ioc., Meyer
price &c.
Chndrens Black Ribbed Hose, Use
a pair.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-19
Is Your Boy Going to College?
Is Your Boy Going to School :?

II so we can amaze you with our
Qualities OF clothing. for We have a sales
man who has been with regular cloth
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-19
Sale of Furniture Coverings.

These two lots will probably be the last
Of such low-price tapestry Furniture
coverings, as the new tariff has sent the
prices sky-high.
zoe. Heavy Damask Furniture Cover
ines. 80 inches wide, colors OF Red, Light
Bluc. Olive. Tan, and Combinations Of
HnfT
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-19
POPULAR STORE IN RICHMOND.
Our Fall Stock Of Merchandise

at the lowest prices ever known in
the worlds mercantile history. Ev-
cry dollars worth bought before the
tariff law became fact and the mar
kets upward went.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-19
SCHOOL SUPPLIES.
We are ready for the Children,

Give them the pennies. and they will
he sure 10 bring them TO Meyers for
they know they can buy larger pads.
more Pencils. and Pens FOR the price
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-19
Taffeta Ribbon Sale.


Pure silk best quality, White and
Cream only
&C.. for / il inches wide.
&C. for j - inches wide.
&C. for inches wide.
Zoe. for LII inches wide.
At 81 a Pair
Misses Wei Kid Button and Lace
Shoes. patent-leather trimmed; new coin
and pointed toes; worth $50.
At 81 a Pair
Boys Solid Leather School Shoes. made
in newest styles, nicely finished; sizes
to - FOR 81.
At 1928 a Pair
Sussex Shoe Companys Celebrated
Boys School Shoes. sizes p TO 2.
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ing store. and he was amazed at the quail
ity Of suits we sell Tor ST. $3.50. 81 80, s.
and s.. He wonders we do not do the
entire Boys Clothing business Of the
city.
81 huvs Black Diagonal Worsied
Suits. Farmer satin lined. Take home
and compare with other $3.50 suits
15c. for Boys AH-Wool Broadcloth
Golf Caps. silk tapped and ventilated het-
ter than the best OF usual store 5c. caps
zee. Cheviot Pants. Blue and Black made
TO sell for &c.. but the manufacturer
placed q cheap waist-hand on them, pore
feet in every other respect, in this sale.
29c.
Summer Underwear at Hall
Price.
25c. Fine Cambria Corset Covers, Main
W2ez4LenY- 6cz5% S%Z2fo0@
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STORE HAS BECOME
phmomma Rmcas Raph Tomorrow New Fall Goods That Eclipse Our Past Efforts

Anti-High Tariff Prices
The lowest ever known quoted on
houseful of Fall Merchandise, de-
spite the fact that other merchants
are advancing prices.
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Shopping Bags,

10. q. AND Csc.
Tbree lots OF these handy articles. They
are BLACK Leather and Cloth Leather
handles.
Chatelaine Bags A sale commences
here this morning. with II new kinds
l9c. TO Sl25.