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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-17
SETTLED OUT OF COURT.
Fischer and Seattle Brewing & Malt
ing Co. TO Compromise.

In al probability the case against Eu-
gens Fischer for enforcement, will never
be tried by the courts OF King county. The
time for the preliminary hearing has bean
postponed twice within the past three
weeks the second time yesterday. Short
~ after the postponenent by Justice In
Eersoii. Fischer and Prest6ec; Gand. OF the
Seattle Brewing & Mating Company. were
seen together at police headquarters. whore
they went for the ostens!bls purpose Of
drawing down the money taken from Els a
er al the time Of his arrest. amounting 10
over 500. The money could not bs se-
cured, as Chief Reed was out OK the city.
In all probability the Seattle Brewing e
Mating Company and Fischer have fixed
up tire matter by an agreement. IN which
Fischer is 30 turn over the money TO tha
hands % Chief Reed. and by such other ar
rangement as thsy may decide on.
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The programme committee Of N.
County Teachers Association has prs-
pared ne following fer the next regular
Tnaeting. which eonvenes March q. AT .
o clock a. II. in ths library room OF thu
county courthouse.
Song Mrs, X. II. Hastings. Columbia City
Review OF Columbian epellsr .........
........ ........Cr. X. Conn. Green Lake
Papers subjects 10 ba announced ....
II. K. Turner. Bothsli. e. W Wee
Gin. oak Lake.
Sons. Mrs ID. W. Brown. Columbia CITY
Discussion on Growth Periods. Phys
zeal ard Mental" ......s...+..........
..........A6sil& NJ Parker. high school
pzqsr-"E epu biiczniSm ia the Public
Schools" .......... ...................
..........MsrthA & Pike. Columbia CITY
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Hosiery.

Ours ts Hosiery stock that any
store may De proud OF. They win
give you every satisfaction tha; a good
stocking can give. and cost you very
iittls more than the poor. trashy kind.
infants weol Hese. Ia black. &c. loo.
xsssc, 80. Csc pair.
Infants Wool Hose, IN black. sllk
heels and toes. &c. 400 pair.
Infants Wool Hose, in tan, ptrk
blue. cardinal or white, sSc or for 81
Infants Fast Black Gotten Hose. 80
pair.
ChEdren's Fast Black Cotton Hose.
seamless. 20. l3s@e. Isc pair.
Children's Fast Black Cotton Hose.
seamless. double heel and tee. lse. 2oc.
Boys Fast Rack Cotton Extra
Heavy Bicycle Hose, &c pair.
Girls Fast Black Cotton Extra
Heavy Hose, 80 pair.
ChIlcren's Fast Color Tan Cotton
Hose. i7ssc, Isc pair
Chlidren's Fast Golcr Tan Cotton
Hose. double heels and toes. go. so
pair.
Ladies Fast Black Seamless Cotton
Hose, 100. l2sTc, ie Csc pair.
Ladies' Fast Black Seamless Cotton
Hose. high-spiiaed heels. toes ana
double soies, 10, SSe, &sc. SOC pair.
ladies' Fast Color Tan Seamless
Cotton Hose. 2sc. 81 i-sc. pair.
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The greatest danger fron Ia Grippe l. q
is resnitsnx in pneumonia II rsA~'saaas-
care Is us<si, however, and Chasan~Fs&1Ts' 5
Cough Remedy taken. ali danger vii he
avoiaei. Ameng the tens 4 thousands VITO
have usei this rszsossy fo- Ia grippe. we
have yV. 10 learn a q sing'e case havsng
resulicd in Tsaeunaonl&. which shows ccfsEs''-
sivelv that thss rezsesiy = a e'sFssin r-rTeS-
i've 81 tllas dread dsss&~e- IL sil essSs a
permanent eare in less slrae than any etfer
treatment The - AID 90 esai ssses ser
sale as pFugg.sss~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-17

Two Dealers Go TO Law Over Small
Unpaid Account.

Michael Ford sued Philip Peterson for =
two or three months milk account. and the
case came on for hearing before Judge
Benson. Both sides waived Jury. and
both sides waived argument. leaving MS
honor 20 decide some knotty points with
out the aid Of legal expositions from The
bar or cooperation from the jury box
Ford ard Peterson told their stories from
the witness stand and there was nttle other
evidence on either side. AZ some points
they fatty contradicteG one another. Peter
son produced a receIp; IN fun up 20 GER
tain date. including part OF the period IN
dispute. but Ford said the signature wasn't
hlS The court looked AZ some % Ford 3
other autographs. and decided the sigma
ture was genuine; though. he said. the
writing was better than some % the ether
sxann,es compared petucting the
amount covered by this receipt, he stiil
found a balance 6us Ford. and gave him
judgment accordingly.
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The GunfiiI Cn.r.

r f. Guptil. tire photographs whose
resent marriage announcement developed
the startling fact that Re had married
the lady Ia tha case I've years before.
stanpea at the Windsor hotal. corner az
Market ard Firth streets. san Francisco.
from MArcn : 20 March 3. TIE Chronicle.
sAtca Published tbs story Of the mar
rlAxe. states that Mr.. Guptiu vas Alans
az TIA Windsor and occupied 4 stnx3.
roara- THIS places 60 entirely c!-sfart
phase On ghs matter. unless Ire BRIDE Wa
visiting souaew here else.
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In .As esae % Louis Scr esoher et 81
v.sr,u-t = Terry eS a.. tee Traveisrs IN
sarzncs Company. answering TIE cas1s-
r.Nlr.. setA 40 afrarEnafiveiy taaf Mr.. sR9
Nrs. Terry on Dac@-sssr !. ISS2. gave TIER
scirs notes - sAe Insurance. company 80
principal rots cs $50" a1a sea $3.50, ,ss
s~s~~~ss notes OF xgss e-ch. ta2s @&eos
xs,,rtA AZ tN~ faus@ time gave ira iASNF-
arc. company hls notes. che fa- sle.lNs an
tn coupon interest notes fer - saeH
tnat - sscurs al these NJ. ant Ms AsFFy
s.va ~. Insurance co-n p2ny 4 rz0rtS&ss
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The rlacDougall
& SOuthwick Co.
The Newest Goods
At Popular Prices.
Gloves OF Quality.

We sell nothing e,se-right skins.
RICH. cclors. right IT. right price. and
your money back II you are not IN
every way pleased. The new sprtns
srnportatsons are all ready for you Co
select from.
Ladies a-CTaSp psaue, IN taa. cx-
hsccd. white ana black, fancy stitched.
so a Pair.
Ladies Bicycle Gauntlet, newest b.
cycle glove invented, made OF soft.
warm Mocha skin. soft and pliaoae.
1.S3 \ pair
IAsls Thread Rlcyseia Gauntlet, with
Mocha pain. Loo q pair
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TAFT - CLARK.
nan. and Accounts Receivable Have
Be~n Ordered sold.

HahIghorst e. Company yesterday niea
rta,rns original and assigned. against Tsft
4 Clark. for goods sold and delivered
sr,ountiux 90 s. sc s. Accompanying this
bulky document was petition from - a
yel.ne. assignee Of TAFT & Clark, asking
the coyrs Tor an order directing hin 20 sen
-, ,ba notes ana accounts receivable az the
ln@oivert arm az private saie 20 Hso'g-
hors, & Company az rot less :han 50 cents
on the dollar.
4ahirhorss & Company now held All tho
elsI-ss against Taft & Clark. except about
ye.s4 Judge Moore granted ;hs petition
and signed the necessary order
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-17

In the tide land contest Of the WASH
frgtou Dredging Il Improvement Com
psay ct al rs. c0Esnola i Puget Sound
Railroad Company. Judge Moore has de-
cidsd that lne various parties have prefer
ence rights OF purchase as follows.
u " carraher ard Tom Polk. lot =
block q. except Columbia s. Puget Sound
Railroad Conpanyss rizht-of-way; Colun-
bA2 a. Puget Sound Railroad Company.
right-of~wsy through that lot subject 10
It's ayr eeDsut with C4rrahs- AMI Polk
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MINES AND MINING.
THE IMMENSE RICHES BEING oYEy-
ED UP At sILvERToy.

Is 600, 900 In sight on the BONANZA
queen, 100000 ON the Double
Eagle, and the Bell and Crown.
Helena and Others Are Equally
Large Properties - The Great
Harm That Would he Done by
creveIaza's Forest Reserve order
neutrality-suspicious. Work be-
Tag Done.
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TrGsy ASsan5sAirx--A Aurktt- -
Nsen Fauntatr- M3nn-. Says t~Avs~s
s~Aerry Pec1aEal has ha9 a vzcsss~fas er~e~t
n caring nv h-otnerss eAg4rs2 CO A ssv@rs
as SanEcsags cal3 Z zas tray asroo.
gsasng Aew speedily Sssy sours xag4sf after
faN4az ghls gTers&TatsoH-'
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pesplc of st. mark.

TIE ua@zsse-s &c s. Marks wcrns-'s
ssasaas Ard ether friends interested Il u /.
wcws q tie churc2 are cordially invited
70 meet thzs Afternoon 81 tie residence
q ArS Eass1 So Spxtux street. eerEeaa
tha hours % 40 : o'ci0rE
g'nera vii ha service. wtsA = lSa--urs
AZ ST. N&rx's chuvcA this evening
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NORMAL SCHOOLS NEEDED.
sEe Meredith Regrets the Veto q,
Approximation.

t7frot TIE governors veto es tAe
V-,..sf'A'ions Tor the Cheney and New
ssfn normal schools" safa County
ntendeos ~ SrAcois Meredith YES
s- ny ro~~ss Z arr IN favor 81 en-
-. '.al ADMINISTRATION. and know
- seed o. retreuot-nen but 7 cannot
sssinE that retronchnent could -
- a@ong cfhcr lines and cannot he.n
..-. taAf u e rot sound ~ccnoruv 60
60 ne facilities tor supplying the
so With trslnet .ca-Asrs.
sesr that evsc ps~ssntx Nh, 49, -.
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"oh. children. you are so noisy totayi
Can't you be a little quister7'
Now. grandma. you must hs nttis
considerable and not scoit us. you. sec 70
n WASN'T for - you wouldn't Be a grand
rna At All It'd Bits
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on the soath forty feet OF lot g. block g.
Azyrard's plat The lot ss Ill feet deep.
TIE company asks ira. thts mortgage be
ad50dged q prior len on TIE property.
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packages Flour Seeds fer Sc. rsGu-
Tar 80 s.xa.
i-ouace package Sweet Peas. 100
package.
package.
Lawn Grass Seed. 100 package
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Al the union Lenten services ef the
Episcopal churches in Ratio hall. H.B 70
1880 o'clock. Rev. H II Goweu viii
speak today. under the general subject
Man and Himself" on Children"
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can he cured Ssrrif heeisAy sfu--hsr
fellows the Use % Anhsz S-~-E3ls<-a's Ass..-
Nugr.na Il autetx zee reeves ara builds
ID tie system To Is had at a. 6rurx1ssz
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Marriage License

License 10 wed has been issued for Dale
o. Northrup. % Hoaghton. AMI II. Eyaiine
Clark, OF Seattle.
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IIoLPH KRUG CASE.
- EFFORT TO KEEP AwAH
-. THE PEsITEsTrARY.

~~r FILES q Petition and Mo-
Dc. before Judge Jacobs A.ki.s
cart TO order Sheriff Meyer
Set TO Take the PRISONER TO
III. wsiIa while His Appeal 20
e-.r~me Court II Pending
ess~r Cesrt News
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E,esans ez.ses t0E rsas sex. sG-ssaz
s-~S.GS-
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Our Is and....
....Other Eyes.

Our Is are Just as strong -
they were Fifty years ago, when
We have csnse TO use them.
Bat we have less and less cause
10 praise ourselves, since others
do the praising, and we are
! more than willing for you TO see
rs through other eyes. This
IS how We look 10 S. F. Boyce,
wholesale and retail druggist,
] Duluth, MINI, who after a
! quarter of century of ohses-
vation writes:
az have sold Ayers Sarsapa-
riila for more than IS years.
both at wholesale and retail,
and have never heard anything
but words of praise from my
customers. not a single coru-
plant has ever reached me. I
believe Ayers Sarsaparilla TO
be the best blood purifier, that
has been introduced to the gen.
eral public" This, from a
man who has sold thousands of
! dozens of Ayers sarsapsrilla,
is strong testimony. But it
! only echoes popular sentiment
! the world over, which has,
"NOthing but words Of praise
f0r Ayers Sarsapariiia."
Any doubt abeutit Serd for" Csrsbeek-
II kills aoabss and cures doubsera
Address J. c. AYEa Co. Lowell. MasA
u
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ANOTHER ORE PRODUCER.
Tres hie~erue District Coming to- the
Front a~ n shipper.

Eront shipper.
''Cg-e % ere nle<t promising districts o.
-. western .sops CT Re Cascade range -
SAL A L Waters. % fhe stree. dsnar.-
meat CT Seattle. IS Troublesome. when
Les sstwee1 Monte Crsstc, silver Greek
ard Becker river. While IL Is a nno5ess
c-ssrsSt. !: iz Q EaszitoEso1z ez<, 81 k2ou
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TO COOKS INLET,
ALASKA.
By Alaska Commercial
Co.'s Steamers.

Steamer DORA leaves sitka for Portage
Bay. AArcs I'd. April et1-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-24
THECITY OF PETERSBURG
DEAD NAN ~ THE FOREBdf
FRIGHTENs 4 MILLER.
Tic Wright Case in surry County Court.
The street Railway Conductors Tut
On-Death Of IA Lady.

PETERSBURG, VA, Jan 8.-Special.-
Last night between and o'clock Mr..
JR. Allen. miller at G. w. Pool d Son
mill. went to Cambdells bridge with
light and rake TO remove tho trash which
had accumulated on the Il ok Of the fore
bay Of the canal which supplies the water
fer the mill While thus engaged, Mir.
Allen struck with his rake what he had
first thought was a log Of wood, but on
reaching down with his hand caught hold
Of the leg Of dead man. Mr. ALEU-
said that he then got frightened and turn
ed the body over and went back into the
nil and shut tho machinery down.
The pressure OF the water thus forced
the body out OF the gate next 10 the mill
into the river and so he saw no more Oh
IT, Mr.. Allen did not know who the man
was nor how he was dressed. except ina.
he had on pair OF dark pants.
Rev. H. l.. Derby OF Accomac county.
was extended a call few days since 10
the charge Of tho Good Shephard's Memo
rial church IN this city. 10 succeed kef.
". q. X. Goodwin, resigned. lie ac-
copied the call and Will enter upon MS
duties mere lt EelfNdfg IfAi. Alit ht4bt
Will also have charge 81 50. johns Epis-
copai church al city Point. Mr. Derby
IS a married man and has two children.
COURT MATTERS.
The County Court OF Surry. Judge
Timothy Rives presiding. VIII open next
Tuesday The case OF the Common
wealth against c. w. Wright. treasurer
OF the town Of Suffolk. charged with the
embezzlement of about 1900 Is set for
trial at this term There Is some doubt
about this case being tried az this term.
II il is not tried 1t Is likely that a spe-
clal grand jury will be summoned TO act
upon the case OF L. r. Session.. charged
with stealing purse containing about
$50 for Mr. 4. j. Pruden. travelling
salesman for c. 5. Bruce Sc Co., OF Nor
folk.
The Corporation Court OF Petersburg.
Judge J. y. Mullen presiding, met this
morning.
IL Is expected that day would have been
fixed this morning for a trial OF the
Crawford Islander suit, but Mr.. Hamilton
being out OF the city. the whole matter
was deferred until next Tuesday.
The conductors on the Petersburg street
railway after tonight will be relieved
from duty. The discharge OF these men.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-24

the "Three worlds and the sign OF our
time"
The services at west-End church are:
snndav-school AT $3.50 In the morning.
nov W. r. williams the pastor VIII
,,roacb at both morning and evening ser
rices Epworth League meetings at ana
Z o'clock =. NJ
Mr. W. W. Pace. of Midlothian, is in the
city.
Mr. lack Martin made complaint to the
nouce rraay mgnt tnot there was great
danger Of setting adjacent property on
Gre NV the SHARKS coming from the smoke
stack Of the butter-dlsh factory on Balm
bridge street
The intermediate examination oil ING
nublic schools are in progress IL VIII
end on the last OF this month ana on tne
lat of February the promotion VIII take
place.
Mr. and Mrs. c. S snellings have re-
,rrned 10 Norwood n. c., after pleas
ant visit to relatives and friends In TINS
city.
Miss LESSEE Robertson. OF Porter street.
has tho grippe.
Captain c.. P. Hopkins. Of Selma, N. c.
IS in the city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-24

would Doe strong enough within a week
to DO removed 20 Richmond.
DR.. Harris daughter Mrs r. r..
Gaines. of Richmond College, has gone
10 Lynchbure TO be with her father
during his illness.
THE MAYORS COURT
The only case before Mayor Maurice
Yesterday morning was Mrs. VIM. Fowler
Tor ordinance violation. Mrs. Fowler
looked uuon the wine when it was red
Yesterday. and while i'm that condition
visited "a friend who objected TO her Wis
its when I'm that condition. She would
not leave so q police officer had 20 be
sent for 10 make her leave the house.
When he attempted to make her so
home sho was not very choice In her Ian
euace 90 him. She was bound over 10
Keen the peace IN the sum of 800.
The Mayor informed her that com
nlaints had been made by noighbors Of
her conduct. and the Court intended to
have it stopped
A PLEASANT AFFAIR.
Miss Lizzie Nunnauy entertained her
Young friends az the residence OF her IA
Their. Jos cast Tenth street Friday nlsht.
from $50 to - o'clock. The young people
enjoyed themselves III bdh''0' an" Norai
ana instrumental music. At II O'Clock.
they were summoned 10 the dining room,
where an elegant supper was served.
The following young ladies and gentle
men were present: Misses Annie Shot
well. Leila O'Brien. Mary Pool, Bessie
Ellington Masters John T.. Lear. stafford
Betty. Eugene Lipscomb Ernest Lowell,
Howard Level. Bob Belts. Arthur Ow-
ems. David Perdue Allen Pettisrew, Lee
Davidson. oscar Parrish, Charley Par
IRISH. J. f.. Chambers. and Earl Allen.
A GREAT REVIVAL.
The meetings that are being held at
Bainbridge- Street Baptist church by Drs.
Thornhin and Broughton. are growing In
interest. They are doing much good for
the Masters cause. The church Fri94v
night was full 90 overlooking. as many
were turned away. being unable to gain
admission. The singing was eAcep-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-24

HEATHSVfLLE. VA. Jan. Fin tho
case OF the Commonwealth or Virginia w..
Edwin Bee and John Payne. the TWO
Young negroes charged with criminal
assault on the nfteen-year-oid daughter
of John johnson In December last ver-
diet was reached after six long tedious
DAYS OF trial The jury found the pris-
oners guilty. and hxcd their punishment
az five years I'm the pcnitentiary. Tho
case has attracted a great deal OF atten-
ton. especially among the coiorod poo
ple. and the courthouse has been pack
cd an during the week The defendants
were represented by Messrs Waller &c
Walker. The offence was shown 10 be a
very aggravated one. and but for the IN
reliability OF some OF the witnesses foe
the Commonwealth tho term would have
been a much longer one.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-24

WASHINGTON. Jan. Fl shall adopt
the old profession after March 3D. said
Senator PETER in speaking Of his future.
Il was elected 70 the Senate from an edi-
tors desk. and. Ike my est emed friend.
John J. Ingalls, l shah take up my work
where left OF. I am editor q the To-
peka Advocate. and through the medium
OF that parer / will advocate .he priaci-
piles of the Populst party Ny efforts viii
be directed tow ard keeping our )rganiza-
ton intact. / see there IS a dispc sition
on the psht OF scme OF our fellows 10 fol-
lew Bryan and his people. I. FOR one. am
net in favor OF a coalition OF forces I
think we made great mistake this year
when We held cur convention after all
the other conventions were over Had We
assembled first and nominated our man
the Democrats would have had 10 come
TO US; we would not have allowed our
selves 70 go 10 them. as we did this year.
The Populist party Is great party, II
Is the party OF the future, and am VIII
ing &c do all in my power 20 advance me
principles expounded in our platform OF
1921"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-24
Manufacturers Samples
Turkish Towels.
The FOurqurean~P rice Company.

city and Is stopping with her aunt, Mrs.
Lloyd Franklin on Twelfth street.
Mr.. r. NJ Hilton, OF Durham, n. c., is
IN the city
Miss Mamie Farley. OF Petersburg who
has been visiting her sister. Mrs. w. h.
/ Crooks. on Perry street. has returned to
her home.
Captain Ed starke paid the city a visit
yesterday.
Some one went 10 the hen house Of Mr
J. G.. Rock I'm SwansborO, Thursday
night and relieved him Of all his fowls.
Mr. G.. T.. Walker Of Danyille. is in
the city. the guest Of his cousin. Mr. b.
j. Walker. on seventeenth street.
HIiSs IUlgc LUtrii iu7t ucr pvcnrt -UoVH
Yesterday and 1lr. Rice, the assistant
ticket AGENT Of the Southern railroad.
found u and returned IL 20 the young
lady
Mr.. Harry Duval and wife. Of Sails
bury. y. c.. are IN the city. They are
stopping with AIRS ". A. rltI, on up
per Hull street. They are here to attend
the Koht-Pitt wedding.
Mr.. G.. r. Lane left yesterday for CO.
lumbia, to accept the management OF the
Union News Company. In that city.
Mrs. Henry L. Harrish was out for the
first time yesterday. after being detained
at home with the grip.
Mr.. r. c. Dean. who has been con-
ductor on the Hull-streot trolley cars for
number Of years has accepted a posi-
uon with the Auanuc coast Line rant
road.
Mr.. w A. Gee left yesterday for Pc
tersburg 10 visit friends and relatives.
The Grays had a good attendance az
their benefit performance at their ar
mOry iast night.
BRIEF MENTION.
Inc Iunerai Va ar. a. J. DrlttOn WA
take place from his late residence. No
4Ul west seventh street. this afternoon.
Elder Staples, Of this city. win COM
mence a series OF sermons on the "di-
vine plan q the ages az Soldiers Home.
honmOnd. c0umonciA- io-day At 5..U
o'clock. AS his Introductory TO these
sermona his text tomorrow will be on
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-24
4 GREAT GRAY.hNAMELLED WARE


$500 WORTH IS HERE TO GO AT \
FORCED SACRIFICE. THE LOSER IS
NAMELESS. WE STAND BETWEEN
YOU AND HE AS POSSESSOR. NONE
BETTER MADE. HERE ARE SOME
OF THEM
Gray Enamelled Tea and Coffee Pots,
worth 35c.. sacrifice sale. II l-2c.
Gray Enamelled Tea and Coffee POTS,
worth 75c sacrifice sale. pc.
Gray Enameiled Tea Kettles, extra
large size, worth $3.50, sacrifice SALE 9sc.
GRAY Enamelled Tea Kettles, worth
sl.l sacriice sale. 6ic.
GRAY Fnameled Tea Kettles worth 6Oc.;
sacrifice sale. &c.
GRAY EnameHed Tea and Coffee Pots,
woIth 81, sacrifice sale. SJc.
Cray Enamelled Tea and Cofee fots,
writ d., sacrifice sale. &c.
Gay Enamcllcd Fry Pans, worth ooc..
sacrifice sale. loc.
GRAY Enamelled Covered Dresden
Saucepans. worth 81; sacrifice sale, '4c.
Gray Enamelled Bastlng Spoons. worth
15c. sacrifice sale. 2c.
Gray Enamolled Cake Turner's, large
size. a 20c article. sacrifice sale, &C..
GRAY Euamelled Perforated Skimmers,
worth 10 2jc.. sacrifice sale. choice. &c.
GRAY Enf melled Tipped Slowing ket-
ties. worth SOC; sacrifice sale, I'c
Gray Enamelled Drinking cups, worth
Csc. sacrifice sale. &c "a
GRAY Enamclled Dppers. worth olc.'
sacrifice sale. Sc -o-
Grav Enamelled MIX Pans, worth 50c.;
sacrihce-sale price, y lie.