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THE MEMPHIS RETALIATEp.
and Chicago Line said 10
nave Cut Grain Rate Freely.

Have Cut Grain Rate Freely.
II is understood that the reason Tor Tue
c,,t in grain rates on the part OF the nan
sas city. Fort Scott and Memphis Is ina.
!, has contracted particular lot OF gram
rb,ch II desires to move without being
onsn n a charge Of cutting rates. What
makes this report seem probable is the
fact that the road announces tnat Us
tarif will expire on September y ~
limited however. that the true ,s 49, ,ina
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VESSELS IN PORT.
SIS Lucina, Elder Denpster e. Co.
S. Lesseps, Galveston Rope Mills.
Str Cumberland. NJ. Marcowits.
Str III Gallo, Waters-Perce Oil Co.
SIS Paulina. j. Aollcr g. 20.
S. Bencroy. Fowler e. McVitie.
SIS C.otehele. J Moller IL co.
Sc Fniwell, Alfred Holt.
Co.
SIS European. Sewers e. Sons,
So Rhaetia, Fowler a. Neville
So Rita. Adoue 4. Lobit.
IS Helyetld, Fowler a. Mcyztie.
IS Leona J. n. Sawyer & Co.
CLEARED FOR GALVESTON.
s. Acme lBr.). Greenock.
Ss Alderskate, London, July "a
IS Cayo Mano tBr). London. July a.
IS Eiffel Tower U,r.). Hamburg. 70 sal.
S. Genoa usr). London. July n.
BIS Gleny,ch. due September 10
Rs Hemisphere OBJ Chatham, N, H..
via Dublin. July 10.
81 Hibernia (Br). Richardson. at Rouss
July s, =
SIS Ida. due August Is.
ss Madeline. at South Hampton A..
SIS Meibridgc. at ct. Naxarre July 10
IS Nanetta. Liverpool, July 81.
SIS Oiinda. Antwerp, August II.
IS Pembridge, Barry via Santos. July
g SIR Richard oresnviIie. q Antwsr,
: ssh s,arks. Archer, Haltip,ars. Jply = 8
- yeaetia (br's - eep9onhpe =
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Houston schuetrenverein.

The Houston schuetzenyerein had .
practice shoot at Merkel's Grove yester-
day.
At $50 yards with rest. S. Roos in twenty
shots scored 147 rings; J. II. May in fif-
teen shots scored l05 rings and Charles
Helm In ten shots scored 70 rings.
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INQUIRED IN a RUNAWAY.
Three Men Were BADLY Hurt, Tive
Of Them Perhaps Fatally.

Of Them Perhaps Fatally.
Dallas. Texas, August 29.--In a runaway
accident tonight Fireman T. H. Donahue.
member OF No. hose and chemical
company; Roy Bristol. an architect. and
Bailey Tolbert, a business man, were all
badly injured. Donahue is hurt about the
head, hips and Internally and Is in sert-
GUS condition. Bristoi's skull Is fractured
and his left arm broken Toibert's right
leg ia broken near the knes. = horse
driven to buggy by Tolbert ami friend
became frightened while passing No.
engine house on South Ervay street andl
plunged into party Of men sistins =
front Of the engine house.
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Forge w Riddle, Granbury: S. w
ogus, Fort Worth; o. A. Barry, Kan
lcity; T. Il. Pope. city; j. r. Mcbride.
Iasco; II. Snyder, city; Miss Jennie
fer, Van Alstyne: w. l.. Mcbride. San
ionic; d. 7. Hart, Denison; w, N.
twn, st. Louis: c. w. Hawley and
ION. Sam Fry, New Orleans; T. p.
nsworth, Bonnie; P. Il. Burgoync
N York; d. w. Colley, CITY: Colonel
pes Hays Qmarles. Houston; NJ T..
osborn city; w. G. Boles, Dallas; Mrs
I. Martin. Galveston; j. A. Roosevelt
nklin, Pa; VIM. Thompson, Columbus.
u Hanmett Texas; C. l.. Edwards,
hempler. Fort Smith. city; Pete Bax-
Waco; J +. Jackson and wife, Mil
akee; Fl. Snyder, E. w. Sewall, Ben
npbell city
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ments offered In the way Of eloquent d.
vines and excellent choirs, that every
house OF worship In the city is not filled
on Sundays. l should think the enter
tainment alone would be sufficient at
traction TO mi them to OVERLOOKING said
visiting minister.
'one thing Is certain" said gentle
man who listened to tho services OF the
salvation Army. these people are very
much In earnest. They show their faith by
their works. am told that In the large
cities they feed and clotho great many
POOR people. That Is what l call prac-
teal Christianity"
''one OF the great mistakes that people
make IN moving from one section OF the
United States to another Ia. that they have
erroneous ideas OF conditions existing In
their intended home. Too often theN
PREJUDICE the people and are very much
disappointed to even find them superior
to the Judgment so formed" said e. j..
Moslcr OF Nashville, Tenn.
There is fight on between Chicago
and the gulf coast over the tNnsporia-
tion and shipment of grain, And, l be-
lieve the competition will grow sharper
every season." said D. II. McNott at the
Grand Central"
1T looks like Texas is strictly In Il this
year" said G. W. Riddle Of Granbury at
the Hutchlns.
Politicians are on stu hunt now,
but II will not be long until they show
their hand" remarked s. W. Mungus OF
Fort Worth to tho Story Teller.
Il am not prepared to say whether We
will have fair this fall or not" said w.
J. Sutor OF San Antonio In the corridor
Of the Hutchins.
81, is not probable that we will have
a war with either Spain or Japan over Cuba
or Hawaii" said Edgar Hutton OF Wash
lngton, y, G., at the International and
Great Northern depot. "There Is more
fear over the striking miner'es condition.
made desperate by delay in compromising
their difference with the mine operators. .
Colonel l.. l.. Foster, general manager
of the Velaseo Terminal, was in an en-
ceedingly good humor last night when
Story Teller met him. YES" said he,
Il have Just secured blk thing for We
lasoo | have just been informed by Mr..
W. II. Sinclair that the next season he
VIII move the goat races to Nelasce."
Physical culture. reform drcsslng ana
bicycle riding is developing tho physical
woman until the physical sisters arc not
mach inferior TO their brothers. re-
marked a gentleman In front OF tho Bris-
nj
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The sacnrerhnnd.

re Houston saengerbund gave very
|N'aele entertainment at their hall last
~ 70 their members and friends. The
sAinment was in the nature of cen
l ul,owed BY ball. Among the must
seieerons Were contributions from
spohr and daughter, the Houston
~ club and the Saengerbund.
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STORIES or THE STREET

ut is a matter Of surprise 70 me with
the number Of churches and the induce
ments offered In the way OF eloquent d.
vines and excellent choirs, that every
house OF worship In the city is not filled
on Sundays. | should think the enter
tainment alone would be sufficient at
traction to nh them to overflowing." said
a visiting minister.
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r,snham, Washington County, Texas
|suM 2s,-There was a good rain here
-i'efhoon between 8 and 4 O'Clock.
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In. Chaffee. Omaha. f. p. Mallory,
\ York; w. II. Wiley, Galveston; Louis
knsenfsky, Tiffin, Ohio; j w. Blake,
k.a, G.. w. Martin, st. Louis; George
Phillips. T. A. Kearns, New Orleans
Wright Jackson. st. Joseph; Charles
Btubbs, Galveston; Mrs. j. C. Carlton.
las; John Maine, Samuel T. Foot, A.
Holman, II. T. Weed, VIM Doherty,
|rles Lynch, New York; Morris Lange.
bInnati, Ohio; f. II. Nye, f. G. Wood
In. d. McKeechen, Dallas.
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THE DEATH ROLL.

The wife OF Mr.. John A. Pereira died
about p. m. yesterday. and viii be buried
at 3 O'Clock this afternoon from the family
residence, 1905 Center street.
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Tobe Lowe, the young man who died In
the Fifth ward Saturday night from an
overdose Of morphine. will be buried at 10
O'Clock this morning from the family resi-
dence, 1906 Maury street. Interment in
Hollywood.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Port Of Galveston. August 20.

ARRIVED.
SIS Lucna tBr). CicSse, Cardiff. via
Vera Cruz
SIS Lesseps 6Nor), Szenzsen. Progresso
with 100 bales istle 10 Galveston Rope
Mills.
SAILED.
Ca Avarv HIN fvapunat
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! trains arrive and Cepart from the
ia Central depot, except the Missouri.
MAS and Texas trains, which have a
X IN the Fifth ward. the international
Great Northern. Galveston. Houston
Henderson ana Columbia Tap. when
Eihe International and Great Northern
q on Congress avenue and the Lufkin
& on the Houston East and IVES.
=. which leaves from and arrives at
Npot of that road. in the Fifth ward.
tho International and Great North
|dkpot.
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THE HOTELS.
CAPITOL :, :,
ARRIV.AAlLH.

ARRIVALS.
Rates. $3.50 to
$500 . er day.
s tx I y elegant
70 o m s WEh
bath. l. q r 3 .
sample rooms.
Centrally locat-
ed. Best accom-
modat tons fof
commercial men
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There is fight on between Chicago
and the gulf coast over the tNnsporia-
tion and shipment of grain, And be-
lieve the competition will grow sharper
every season." said y. IL. McNott at the
Grand Central"
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81 LED.
SIS Avery Hin, Liverpool.
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Il am not prepared to say whether We
will have a fair this fall or not" said w
J, Sutor OF San Antonio In the corridor
Of the Hutchins.
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Politicians are on still hunt now,
but II will not be long until they show
their hand" remarked s. w, Mungus OF
Fort Worth to tho Story Teller
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-30

III looks like Texas is strictly In It this
year" said G. W. Riddle Of Granbury at
The Hutchns.
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THE NEW
HUTCHINS I: I: 4:
{: /. {: (: HOUSE

W. #. and J. r.
Boyle. proprlctors.
Rates. S2.W and
$3.50 per day.
I. p. A. head.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-14

1 ease si-inch Black Diagonal Sultings'
perfecl Jet-Black regular price iSc''
for oNc. 0ne
ss-inch Black CameIs-Hair Serge me
quality and good Black, regular piHo
2gc.. for t5c. n.aor
1a-inch BLACK Storm Serge, good Back
and dne finish. worth &c, for ioc'
ss-inch Black SGrah Serge, al pure woot'
and heavyweight, worth Sc, TOT ~o1'
ss-lnch Black Henrietta, oil pure WOOL
ana fine finish. worth y. &c, lot -
6o-inch Black Mohair Brilliantne, ehIra
heoyy-weight, and good Black regular
prico soc. for 20c.
f0-inch BLACK storm Serge, all pure WVoi'
and heavyweight, regular price Voc'
s-incb slack Henrietta, all pure WOOL
and fine silk finish, German MAKE
nIre Jet-BIacK. worth SIC, for DUO.
E.inch Black Imperial Serge, az pule
wool. French make, regular price 0oS''
for zoe oy. an
ish. and best Black, worth oocr Loi
In-,nch Black Seeded Bourette Suitings'
crepe offects, for separate skirts, worth
6oc.. for soc. $3.50,
te-inch Black Novelty Suitings; Frencn
make. in large figures, regular price
81. for soc. -
bo-inch Black Imperial Serge. FTench
make. all pure wool. and finest hnlsn
made. regular price 75c., for 0oc.
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45-inch Black Fancy-weave CnsVi 1sc
ali pure wool. fine finish, worm '0o'
for 5oc.
ls-,nch Black Corded Diagonal, wl9er
vale effect. and the correct styie Va
fan dresses, worth 81, for Ooc.
5o-Inch Black Fancy Chcyiot. small &C.
signs and large figures. worth 81 ioi
75c.
A5.lnch Black French Whipcords. Frencn
make. one OF the new weaVess E'oi'h
Soc. for 73c.
4a-incb Black Silk-Warp Gloria, for
cape and dress Innings, worth sSc'' ioi
75c c,,t.
bo-inch Black English Corkscrew sui
ings. extra heavyweight. Tor taiioi-
made gowns, worth yL3s. for Soc
n-lnch Black Silk-Warp Henrietta,
English make. extra weight, ahu hish
finish. worth sla, for o
g0-inch Black Mohair Diagonal, oAlia
heavy-weight. and very bright BLACK
worth SIS. for Csc: .os
A5-Inch Black BIarritz Cloth, frenCh
make, best dye and finish, worth N'%''
for Csc.
weight and fine finish, worth Sl.Ss, for
@-inch Black Seeded Novelty. SIX
and wool. and handsome effects, worth
$1.75, for $1.25.
45-inch Black Veilings. silk warp, hem-
stitched. the $50 kind, for 81.
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Administer Carpets. Bigelow. N.75 quail
ty. for s1.25 a yard.
Administer Carpets, Hartford, Sl'oz quail
ty, for $f.15 a yard.
Pody BRUSSELS Carpet, Hartford, S1.6O
quality, for s1.l5 a yard.
Rodv Brussels Carpet, Lowelfs, $l.Go
quality. for 81 90 a yard.
Wilton Velvet Carpet. Hinsons SOC.
quality. for 5oc. a yard.
Yard-Wide Carpets. heavy wool filing.
four beautiful patterns. instead oi
45c.. 26c.
Yard Wide Carpets, all wool nning.
seven beautiful patterns. SOC.
Yard-Wide Carpets. all wool through
out. stair, hall. and room patterns QUO.
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BLANKETS UNDER VALUE.
Natural Wool Gray Blankets, full Ia.
silk bound, 81.
Fine AI-Wooi Scarlet Blankets, full
ia. 1919.
Fancy Wrapper Single Blankets. 4Hc.
Finest SILKY AI-Wool Natural California
Blankets, $3.50.
Fancy Coiored Single Crib Blankets.
zoe.
Fine California All-Wool Double Crib
Blankets. silk bound. Blue and Pink
borders. $3.50.
Heavy Cotton n-4 White Blankets. 7eo.
a pair.
Half-WocI White Bilnkets, fancy color
ed borders. S1.40.
Fall ia S~outhdown Wool White Blan-
kets. silk bound. dainty borders, u i've
dollar value, for 81.
Extra Quality California Wool Blankets.
i2-4. White Blankets, $500.
White Crochet Quilts, single-bed size.
Im1orted Marseiles Patterns Crochet
Quilts, la. for 9Sc.
Real Marsellles White Quilts, full la.
worth $3.50, for $1.25.
Finest Satin Derby White Imported
Quilts, worth s.. for $3.50.
Calico Comfortables, in ~single-bed size,
pomble-Bed Calico Comfortables. large
pafterns. for Tic.
Extra Fire Ssteen Covered Double-Bed
comfortahies, lined in Light cclors' for
0Sc.
French satecn Covered Down Quilts.
full double sizes. So.
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where they found that John Ezell hao
been aseassinated.
After having Viewed the remains ana
heard the testimony Of several witnesses,
q warrant was issued for Neal Thigpen,
Guarding him With thu crime. Tnigpen
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-14

Mems Colored- Bordered and pam
White Hemstitched Handkerchieis'
worth f0c.. each &c.
Mems English Merino and Heavy Gray
Mixed-Wool Socks. worth zoc., for
Mems Heavy Cheviot WORKING Snirts'
for ..............
MEMS CoLORED-D0sOM SHIRTS,
all a factory had.
We took every enc: couldn't resist me
temptation. Nc two alike. open IRON.
and back. Factories price 'oc., Tor
4Sc.
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Boys Best Quality
ALL Wool Scotch The
viot Pants, all sizes soc
Boys SOC. Navy Blue
and Black Cheviot
Pants, per pair. 25c
5Odozen Boys Navy
Blue Golf Caps, sold
for 25c., will be placed
on sale In our Boys
Clothing Department
tomorrow. Zoe
Boys Navy Blue and
Black Cheviot Suits,
worth 50, for ...$I.25
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Yard-Wide Carpets, finest 2-ply made,
Lowell brand. 65c.
Yard-Wide Oil-Cloth, ready to lay en-
floor. J2Asc. -,
Genuine Linoleum, for Offices and balls,
square yard, for Doc.
MATTINGS.
Fancy Cargo Check Mating, the Toe.
grade, for 0Hc.
Cotton-Warp japanese Red Damask
Patterns. the 15c. grade, for 93sc.
Heavy Seamless China Check Mating
for 1212c.
Extra Fine Cotton Warp japanese Mat
ting, pretty carpet pattern, worth 29c..
for zoe.
Extra Heavy Seamless Fancy China
Mating, cost &c. here, for tic.
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folk County Bar. rs = candidate for
Mayor, and adopted q platform upon
which no win stand. Mr.. Riiey's cas.it-
dacy will not be upon the nominasio
nanar IN casa Ia Is moi endorsad hv the
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srrtss SONS. sH AND BROAD. uluus usYss's SONS. 9Th AVID BROAD.

ed early Wednesday morningsto go down
10 coriez. as a murder had beer rom
mitted there. Cortex 10 a thriving fishlng
village on Sarasota Bay. Ju~stice-of-the-
Peace Harry Wadham Was also Iotffied.
enc ha in1HodtafA1x nxocAAded IA Eoxtenk
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Children's Refers

Ntttsut Ctt y stSGtSf0
in abundance at prices far below
the cost of making. We r espe-
cially we'll fixed for this weeks
selling.
Children's All-Wool Mixed
Cheyiot Refers, Empire back and
front, trimmed with small pearl
buttons, double collars,
worth 81, for 5000
Children's Two-Toned Boucle
Refers, Black and Red, Blue and
Red, and Green and Red, En-
pire back, large sailor q
collar. 1879
Cbildren's Light Weight Reef
ers, in Blues, Reds, and Greens,
with large sailor collars Of differ
ent colors to harmonic
with coat; worth $3.50. for SI.40
Black Boucle Coats, half silk
lined, long curly nap, fly . o
'front.'. p4sOC
Misses Tan, Blue, and Brown
Frieze Coats, sizes Ia, Is, "a
and Is, for............. pS.VO
Misses All-Wool Navy Blue
and Black Boucle Coats, lined all
labels. 49,. .......... S4.oS
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DIdCk ldliSLu iArNc
2O-inch Black Taffeta Silk, French make, worth
22-inch Black Taffeta Silk, fine rustling effects
and heavy weight, worth S9c, or.....:..... 65c.
24-inch Black Taiieta Rustling Silk, no better
quality made, worth $1.25, for. .S'.OO.
Black MORE Velours.
21-inch Black Moire Velours, worth Soc,
sale price.
23-inch Black MORE Velours, worth sI25,
Black Crystal Silks.
21-inch Black Crystal Silks, with heavy cords,
worth 75c., sale .osc'
Black Peau de Sole.
21-inch Black Peau de Sole, worth 9Sc., sale
price foS'
21-inch Black Peau de Sole, worth $1.39,
Black GrOs-Grain Silks.
2O-inch Black Gros-Grain Silks, regular price
&C., sale price. 49,. ..oVe.
21-inch Black Gros-Grain Silks, worth 79c.,
24-inch Black Cachemire Gros-Grain Silks,
worth 81, sale price. IoC.
24-inch Black Cachemire Gros-GrainS Silks, ex-
ira heavy quality and extra finish, worth S1.39,
sale price.
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GOWNS.

zoe.
Fine Fancy Trimmed Gowns. in liam
burg Lace. worth up 10 $1.50. for 59c..
Copies of Paris Gowns, worth up 10
$3.50. for 1925.
SAVING ON ART GOODS
If BOUGHT NOW.
ART GOODS.
Tinted and Stamped Duck Table-Covers'
vineyard square, graceful designs, loo.
Cotton Ball Fringe, for curtains and
draperies, all colors. &c. yard.
Lace Mats for pin-cushions, different
patterns, Z inches square, 4c. each.
Applique Scarfs and Shams, elaporate
patterns. fun size' worth ooc'' i"i
Applique Toilet Sets. Scarf and three
Mats TO match, SOC set.
Heavy German Linen Scarfs, hem
stitched and fancy open ends, ll-z
yards long, 33c.
SHADES.
Best gc. Linen Shades. fringed and
spring rollers, odd colors, zoe.
75c. 1O-foot Linen, best spring rollers
371zc.
Linen Shades, spring rollers. Russian
at bottom. SOC.
RUG DEPARTMENT.
MOQUET RUGS, 1Sx36-inch. (.
SMYRNA RUGS, 36X72-inch, S1.so.
SMYRNA RUGS, 2~7x6O-inch, zoe
BRUSSELS RUGS, 27xtO-inch, 1oc.
Cocoa Mats, plain and Red border, inc
zoe. kind. for D
CURTAIN SALE.
our Curtain Sale stiu at its height.
Real Irish Point Curtains are now SOLO
for half their value
s2.75 style, sale price $I:oe.
81 style. sale price Si.10.
s. style, sale price s.
so style, sale price us.
~ .Io Ca1A nrfaa XIII
Swiss Tambour Curtains, elaborate de-
signs. So.
Chrysanthemum Portlers. worth ell
sale price SITS.
Pure White Imitation Brussels Cur
tains, dainty patterns
$3.50, sale price $3.50
Sc. sale price s4.44.
"a, sale price 81.
Nottingham Lace Curtains
$1.4o, sale price oSc.
$3.50, sale price sl.4S.
50, sale price S1.9S.
$3.50. sale price 81.
WHITE GOODS.
4O-inch Apron Muslin, SIC; worth
2-yards-wide White Organdy, o yard;
never sold for less than 25c.
800 yards Plaid and Striped Dimity,
121hc.: real value lie.
4O-inch Embroidery Apron Lawn, 12l2c.;
worth lie.
1-yard-wide White Cambria. 4Bc.; value
All colors Gibbons, S9c.; value 75c,
English Long Cloth 72c. D piece or ~
4s.inch French Nainsooks. use; worth
500 yards Plaid Apron Lawns. &C.;
worth &c.
A PERFECT CORSET STORE HERE.
The New French Ccrsets-the latest
model In short hips and low pust-per
pair ..............
Any Of the popular makes-W. q, ~.
c., C. B.-leather tipped ana prin nr
donna, IN either short, medium, OF
long waist, high or low bust, Whlte
or Black, all sizes, per pair ........si.
Combination Hip Pads and Bustie OF
Real Hair Cloth
Gray and White Non-Corroding Covered
Platinum Bustles
Hair-Stuffed, Wire, Organ-Pipe. har-
Cloth, Ind various other styles at ~oc'
Non-Siipping steel Hair-Pins. &c. paper.
Full piece OF Featherstich Braid, ic.
bunch.
Best Hump Hooks and Eyes, 1oc. gross
lec. plain and Fancy SILK Web. I2c.
MISUNDERSTANDING the advance price or
Finding. We are selling Velvet Bind
ing. all cc.ors, for 1c. yard.
Csc. Satin Walst-Band Hos~e-Surporters.
15c. pair.
Hump Hooks and Eyes. 2 cards lie.
Embroidery silks, &c. dozen.
lOc. Darning Needles, &C. cube.
Zoe. Real Rubber Hasr-Pins, Black. ic.
box.
smooth Shell Hair-Pins, &c. dozen.
Goodbye Needles, % TO cube. ic. each.
1Oc. Ali Black and Colors Pin CUBES. DC.
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BOSTON. November l3.--The Bryan
Democrats. a faction OF the regular party
IN this city. which supported Bryan ard
silver, has nominated Ar. Thomas
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connoiseur sparkle with delight,
and are now offering them at
prices that for Furs of such ex-
cellence would be all out of ques-
ton at exclusive fur stores.
Fine Skunk Collarette ...............zia.
Martin Coliarette
Martin Victoria ....... ....'.'''"S.-oo'
Martin Imperial ........"...s".s.so.-o.
Arctic Sable Royal
Electric Seal Collarette ...........So.oS.
Mufs to match SLID.
Brown Martin Scarfs, with open mouths
81.
Muffs to match. SIPS.
Mink StOleS ........... ...........'s>i'fo
Muffs to match. 81.
Real Mink Stoles. with cad .$5.SO.
Muffs To match, s" $50.
GENTS FURNISHING STORE.
You'll find here only the prices are ABOUT
half what they charge. Thats our
way of selling.
Mems Tan and Black Socks, fast coiors'
seamless foot, per pair .....,..:....Sc
Mems All-Silk Dejoinyille Ties, all good
patterns, can be tied any shape,
bought to sell for tQc.. for
Mems Scotch Plaid Wool Bicycle Hose.
with lap over TOP, sold for 81, per
pair .......... ..c...........s '......'.-"S.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-14

Is the murdered mana brother-.n-law. lie
was found In Braidentowr end lodged IN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-14

A great SAM
pie lot OF Mems
Pipes, most
every shape TO
be found, sold
I'D TO &c.,
each =. DC.
a qua pain
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-14

regular Democracy, which Is by no
certain at present
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-14
Inthe Boys'C lothingStore

Just 200 Boys Fine Two-Piece Suits sent by a manufacturer
to be sold for MS account in the newest NOSE iashionabie, and ex
elusive effects of the season, the small sizes beautifully trimmed IL
braid and soutache. Not a garment could be equalled at G0 40
exclusive clothiers' for less than SIS, your choice for. 49,. V%'FO'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-14
Remarkable Carpet Selling.

Monday mornings Carpet selling start
ed here with an assortment OF Fine Car
pets at prices that have never before been
touched in Richmond.
Now brightest New Carpets of the
finest makes and latest patterns are offered
at nearly a fourth below market values.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-14
FurS Are Like Diamonds,

inasmuch as in
both the value
depend al
most entirely
on the quality.
IA ge dia-
m n with
flaws are often
much cheaper
than smaller
but perfec
E,,rc ora
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-14

Double Yoke Muslin
Gowns, cambria rufiie,
trimmed, roc.
Good Muslin Gowns.
trimmed, 2 rows OF
Hamburg, cambria run
fie. 5oc.
Cambria and Cotton
Gowns, square collars,
rufies, and tucks. 49c.
Empire Gowns, Ham
burg and Torchon trim
med, s1.25 value, for
ZH0