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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-13
Coughs and
Colds.
The New Treatment
By Which They are Cured in
a Few Hours.
1T IS GUARANTEED.

A cold generally comes on with sneezng' Dry
ro,s ~ tba nose and throat, followed by cough
which at first 10 dry, but afterwards the spu'a
becomes thick and yellowish as the coid Dre"N'
IN With the cough comes soreness OF INC
breast and pain In the limbs and head Soi'e
times the cold is accompanied by feverlsh ssinp'
toms quick pulse irritable cough. ana al o'"e'
times with dryress in the throat producing PAM
and difficult swallowing. -.
The Cure-If Won are suffering from co'o'
mr. there is inflammation Of the mucous MEM
branc. "IYOMEI" will give you imn nl se,.s
lief and ms Ire a permanent cure III d lev ~ a.
Vou have only to follow the directions mat ao.
company each Pocket Inhaler OutH' aisu an
can break I'D a cold over night with no e"Vt
YOUR part beyond the natural act OF nie"Snna
In fact. coughs and colds cannot exist wal
"HYOMEI" is used. II Is the only ,a,lyn
treatment ever known. NO SPRAYS 9th
otoniZers or stomach medicines just air. nom
Ing hut air impregnatcd with the hetnns Pm w.
ciples OF "HYOMEI' as 1t passes 'h'ous"
FREE TREATMENT
hv n local musician with "HYOMEI" given aamy
AT the office. % East 10th ST.. between ',e "
az A. NJ. and p NJ Sundays eNcep'eu''
"HYOMEI"
CURES BY INHALAlION.
"uvomei, Outfit. 500 Extra bottles soIS
.Hyomei' Balm Ia wonderful ns"'es ssrS for the
by all druggists or sent by ihai'
Story Of "Hyomei." Mailed iree'
r. r. BOOTH CO..
d EAST 10Th ST., N. =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-13
Messages were also received from membe
the Cabinet and other prominent men.
HANNA GETS HIS COMMISSION.

Columbus Ohio Jan. l2-Coonel J. l.. Rodgers,
the secretary 20 the Governor. went 10 the Nell
House at D. m, bearing the commission of Senator
Hanna a United States Senator for the short term
In presenting the commission 10 Mr. Hanna he said
Senator Hanna, ] have the honor present 10
you your commission United States Senator for
the short term. copy OF which has been sent to
the President to-day. Your commission for the
long term viii be sent you within a few days
and copy forwarded 10 the President and the
Senate"
M. Hanna in Iop.y said: Colonel Rodgers I
thank you, and appreciate this, and | give back 10
the State my pledge that ! will execute the power
given me TO the fullest extent OF my ability and
will do my best TO serve the interests OF all the
people Of my State"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-13
GERMAN DEMANDS THAT WERE GRANTED
PREPARATION MADE BY CHINA TOR THE KILLING
OF THE MISSIONARIES.

Vancouver B. c., Jan 12-The steamer Empress
of Japan arrived here to-day from the Orient She
brings word that 10 secure the evacuation Of Kiao-
chan China agreed 10 Germanys demands, far
az regards
First-The indemnity for two German mission
aries who were killed.
Second-The erection OF memorial church
the scene OF the murders.
Third-The payment of the expenses incurred by
Germany in the occupation OF the kiao-Chau.
Fourth-The permanent dismissal from public
service OF ia Hung Chang, the retiring Governor
OF the Shang-Tung and recently appointed Viceroy
OF Shochuan.
murdered the priests and local authorities where
the crime committed.
Regarding the special privileges 70 be granted
Germany with regard 10 the Goa! mines and rail-
waVs In Shang-Tung the precedent adopted I'm
vent ION between China and France on June 20. 1895
he followed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-13
A LARGE SHIPMENT FOR THE CUBANS
THE v1GII.ANc1A WELL LADEN WITH SUPPLIES
ARTICLES THAT ARE NEEDED.

A dispatch from Consul-General Lee received by
the Central Cuban Relief Committee gives the
following list Of articles that are urgently needed
TO alleviate the suffering in Cuba:
Summer clothing secondhand otherwise,
principally for women and children medicines for
fevers including a large proportion Of quinine;
hard bread flour. cornmeal, bacon. rice lard, po-
tatoes beans, peas, salt fish. principally Goldfish.
any canned goods large quantities Of condensed
milk blankets and charcoal Money will also be
useful 10 secure nurses. medicines and other neces
saries.
The Central Cuban Relief Committee made a
large shipment yesterday on the ward Line
steamer Nigilancia consigned to Consul-General
Lee consisting OF 30 203 separate packages, and IN
addition five hundred thousand grains of quinne.
The work is going finely. and relief committees
are being formed In all parts OF the country. a
large shipment will be made on Saturday and semi
weekly thereafter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-13
sUPERsENSITIvE sPANIARDs.
AMERICAN CONsULs KINDLY PERMITTED

AMERICAN CONSULS KINDLY "PERMlIIED TO
ASSIST IN GIVING RELIEF.
Madrid Jan. PIT IS announced that the Cover
nors OF the Cuban provinces are charged with the
distribution OF American and European relief in
connection with the local committees. The Ameri-
can Consuls permitted TO assist the commit
tees" but can have voice in giving decisions.
Affairs in connection with Cuba and the United
States are regarded more favorably here.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-13
BRITISH TROOPS ORDERED TO EGYPT
PREPARATIoNs FOR AN IMPORTANT CAMPAIGN
AGAINST TIE DERvIsHEs.

PREpAKATIIN3 FOE
AGAINST TIE DERvIsHTs.
London Jan. i2.-The morning papers announce
that the First Battalion OF Grenadicrs the premier
regiment Of Great Britain. now at Gibraltar. has
been ordered TO get in readiness for service I'm
Egypt Two other line battalions under
similar ordcr2
This IS evidence Of preparation for an important
campaign. The commander OF the regiment Is
Lieutenant colonel Hattoa. and the officers include
many members OF the aristocracy. among them
Iieuienant Lord Edward Herbert Ccci, fourth son
OF Lord Salisbury aad Lieutenant Lord John
Pakenham Joicey -Cecil. a brother OF the Marquis
of Exeter.
A dispatch TO 1.-The Daily Chronicle" from Cairo
says that Osman Disna principal general Of the
Knalifa) is on the eastern bank OF the Nile the
western bank being mainly occupied by fragments
OF tribes.
The Dervlshes the dispatch says. are descending
slowly. Serious doubts are entertained to
whether the Khafa intends TO ettacl. Bcrber (the
extreme southern British post.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-13

r. n ruthIn. l9l Bowery.
E l. Horsman. SIP Broadway
The II. II. KiHe Co.. o23 Broadway
NJ NJ Govan 8 Clinton Place.
John wanamaker. Broadway.
Geo Murphy 81 East 9th st.
F.. Gaylor & Co.. s23 Broadway
las A. Hearn & Son. 90 30 west lA'n d.
7 OH, Wattles 81 Union Square
r. H. Moran. ~ East 10th ST.
Charles H. Loeber ~ Eas; lIth 81
slegel-Cooper Co.. 9th Ave. lsth 10 i''" o.
Enrich Bros. 9th Ave. and 23d St.
Iohn y. Rlker 4l6i1 Sixth Ave.
A. O schwarx. 80 and II West 2"d b.
Hubert Bros 81 and SO West I'D 81
ccbarIe. Bros 80 West 23d ST.
rox g stendIcke. st3 Broadway
~ e. Geo. H. Hahn. 90 East sd ST.
~ T Gcorgen. 80 East I'D 81
w Thomas As Eas. 23d ST.
"a n. Ievoy "a East 23d St.
p Meyrowitz. l04 East 23d ST.
r. d. W. comera Exchange. lO6 East 23d 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-13

NEW YORK.
ob-ir Camera Co.. 1881 Broadway
". c. cullen. 81 william st.
II. c. squires & Son. 90 Cortland' 81
Na,hatta, Electrical Supply Co. 81 cor'lana''
pohart y Ingersoll q Bro. G5 Cortlandt ST.
John scheidg g. Co.. 43 Maiden Lane
Conroy Manufacturing Co.. - John d.
q s. Dayton & Co., ~ Nassau ST.
Now York Camera Exchange. 3s-l Fulton d.
A. D. Fisk. is Ann IT.
YIN. T. Gregg. loi Fulton ST.
Tn. Dickinson Co. III Nassau ST.
uast,nrs and Miller. l13 Nassau st.
A g shading & Pros. 1926 100 Nassau 81
John A. Pollock los william St
So vort Naws Company. 20 city, Hall Place.
eo,overl,ng DAILY & Gales. BOZ Broadway
Cornwall & Jespersen. $40 Broadway'
The II. & D. Folsom Arms Co. olS D'0a'''
r. n Rrockway. go leonard st.
The Fo,mer & s,hwng Mfg Co. 27l Caha' d.
m. Helm Photo supply Co. 1888 Grand st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-13

The cyclists OF this State are justly indignant al
,Aa ,rrnors which continue to come from Pennsyl-
vania regarding the presidency Of the League OF
American Wheelmen. At first. when deal was ef-
footed between New-York and Pennsylvania nam
ing Potter for the presidency and Keenan,, OF the
later State for the first presidency. some Of
Mr. Potter's friends advised him to keep sharp
lookout for the Pennsylvania delegation, as its
methods at pas. National assemblies Of the L. A.
w have been erratlc. Still Messrs Boyle Collins
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-13
is THE MAINE GOING TO HAVANA?
THE BATTLE-sHIP WILL SAIL FROM KEY WEST
THIS MORNING

Key West Fla, Jan. 1.-THE battle-shp
Maine has received orders to proceed at once to
sea- and she will leave port tomorrow morning
1t is believed here that the orders are for her to
go to Havana. 1t is rumored here tonight that
two torpedo boats also will be ordered to put out
to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-13
FILIBUSTERING VESSEL CAUGHT.
FISHING SNACK FROM JAMAICA TAKEN BY A
SPANISH WAR VESSEL.

Havana. jan. 1.-THE Spanish gunooat
Galicia has captured. off the south coast OF
Cuba. near Manzanillo. Province Of Santiago de
Cuba a fishing smack from Jamaica having on
board a cargo of war material, medicines. gro
ceries and clothing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-13
wEYLER PRESENTS HIMSELF FOR TRIAL

Madrid, Jan. 2-Leutenant-General Weyler pre-
scented himself tonight before the Supreme Court
and afterward to the CaptanGeneral of Madrid.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-13

w = Mar,o, of the Morgan and Wright forces
r,os I'm rho CITY Yesterday. Mr.. Marion VIII De TO-
membered by many a popular announcer al race
meetings for several years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-13
EsIlI!lalI1
QaAlzLll@

OF the pneumatic tire. about eight years ne mas
had only one puncture
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-13
u ALBERT CARRE srccEEnS cIRTILH

Paris. Jan. I'm Albert Care manager OF the
Theatres Vaudeville and Gymnase. has been APP
pointed Director OF the Opera Comlque, In success
sion 10 the late VI. Caryalho.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-13
IN THE CYCLING WORLD.
oNrr, A. A. POPE ON DEPART
MENT STORES.
THE ovERMAN sPALDING LITIGATloN-hbi'ioi
OFFERS TO WAGER 5000 THAT POTTER
WILL BE DEFEATED-wHAr PENN
sYLyANIA MEN PROMISED

Eek TO THE FRONT
Colonel Albert A. Pope paid hurried N's'. ~ s"e
c,,v Yesterday When seen by the writer "0
in consultation with ". a. Reddihg inc ..
~ ','o ~a,ional BOARD OF Cycle Manufacturers
Asked FOR his opinion on the picycle iluuS' ,,,od
I pone said: whatever / say, am yu ,H"Ir
hel up pa sone peop!e seem TO go OUT o. MI
upon ri,cise me | was berated because ril"ue
s an arrangemcnt with department , soo What
%oulu , .,or doing and | know exactly where
,ard and where the people stand WIN wi,o,n arn9
business. / am dealing WIN MAKE such deal
WSn vom suppose that my interests are as saie a.
they would be with sinai oes'ot r",ness standing
no orid The new Columbia catalogue WAS
inusned Yesterday and is as pleasing " ''e ''' 80
usual
"uore e an idea" said Mr.. Redding yes.e'uay
T., ,bo course O, the conversation with Ooioie'
De- and the writer, (which seems out Va u'c
., mo Was lust thinking about the
Notwithstanding litigation and the strange idt"'-
Wv, Intel, have followed the suit The case mas
-. IN ritipatlon on and off for the last iou'
- ava now II looks II II Will nave 10 pc
- all over again Three lawyers ana Juueo
49,, have been identified with the case nave dieu'
81, = uttle sick myself the other day. ana al
though | am not more supersuorUsI ,or a time
0nal.@E White the attorney for the OVeImh
IiIss,sts died and this followed ny 'Iie ue"1n
Of Ex-Governor Robinson, t ne uben II looked as
Uston died ard In December "heH H. w. pr,nt,
- hcscisiou would be arrived az JUICE NJ
donarfed this world OF trials ana ouU,e1s M M
,icr which served TO calm me posslp,S
tnlhS " ,.oni lights who have departed TINS earth
an nv .rd,5 achusetts. while am from New
YORK With three lawyers I nds ~ 5n assignee
one OF tie fcw facts one does not meet with often
I'm this world.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-13
"A DIsQUIETING DISPATCH"
WASHINGTON.

Madrid Jan. 12-"El Herado" says It learns
that Senior Gulon, the Foreign Minister has re-
ceived "a disquieting dispatch" from Wash
ington
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-13

Are winning favor everywhere
as mild. effective family
cathartic. They stimulate the
liver. remove all waste and
5 in healthy condition. 2Jc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-13
CAPTAIN GENERAL MUNOz DEAD.

EXPIRES IMMEDIATELY AFTER REACHING PORTO
RICO.
Madrid Jan. 12-General Gonzalez Munoz, the
new Captain-General of Porto Rico. died i'm
mediately after his arrival there.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-13

President Potter is arranging Good Roads bill,
which viii be ready for presentation to the Legis-
lature possibly early week. II will be handled
at Albany by Assembyman Armstrong.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-13

Harold H. Eames. OF Hartford. was In this city
Yesterday He is connected with the Hartford Tube
Works Mr. Eanes is brother OF Nine. Emma
lanes Story.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-13

Theodore +. Mersees. OF the Western Wheel
Works has gone 10 Chicago on u business trip.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-13

Elliott Mason says that he has ridden bicycle
for the last twenty one years and that In the life
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-13

Black Starr & Frost 2ol Fifth Ave
Paul A. Meyrowitz 1872 Fifth Ave-
Geo G. lockwood. lao Broadway.
spalding- Bldwel Co.. 20 80 West 42d ST.
H. ~ Tiemsnn 10 West 42d 81.
8loomngdale Pros. Sd Ave. oSth ST.
Leopold Lewis ei2 Eighth Ave
J. F. Lloyd seth and Columbus Ave.
Barnett Bros. Columbus Ave. and 18th b.
Geo lockwood Jr SOS Boulevard.
VIM Dengler 10 West l25th St.
T. T. Benson 2.334 Third Ave-
BROOKLYN.
r Marsters 5l-55 Court ST.
A d Matthews & Sons Fulton ana Gaflatln f'ac~
Mudener & Schmidt. l5i Lawrence St
Abraham & Straus Fulton St
Wilcox Bros. 1913 Futor ST.
Geo J. McFadden. 2O2 Fla;oush AT1
Keuv Optical Co. 1883 Fulton St.
7 g. Wischert. Bedford cor. Greene Ave
: y Kraus 657 Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-13

and Keenan,, Of that State. were so ouIsponsn
their loyalty to the ticket that most OF the H,emu'
Of the president Joined heart and sou' Sa Potter
y ,icket Now rumor comes from feii ii,
an That special meeting Of nat diVSon c T
He'u ~ and name George d. Gideon for the
dency and throw over the d0o r Messrs Boyle
MI, VI sn1 Keenan, refuse to accept sucn ueoi
sion It is said however that GonsiepaDt TO COMPEL
Eli he brought 10 bear upon Mr. heenah W G0"Pe
WI, W W .,th3raw in favor of Mr. Gideon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-13

ARRANGEMENTS have been made for series OF
amateur bicycle races to be held AT the Sea Beach
Palace Coney Island, on Saturday January -
The AFFAIR will be under the sanction and rules OF
IA. Ieopie Of American Wheelnen, and will be
managed by the Chambers Athletic club. Naiu
BILE prizes will be given 10 the nrst, second ano
third man IN each contest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-13

lean Gougotz the French rider. who has been In
this country for several weeks, Is the son OF the
owner OF a large hotel AZ Cannes. HIS father
Gaorcc Gcugoltz conducts the Hotel Beau Site and
Hotel de rEsterel. GougoltZ. with MS team mate
Iambcrtack did splendid work on tandem but
neither aston!shed the world as racing man on
single wheels. LamherJack seems 10 be lazy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-18
Joys FOR THE LITTLE ONES.

JOYS FOR THE LITTLE O~'''
1898 Chatterbox. 1875 value, Sc
The Sunday Book for 1899. improved
Uncle Remus's Songs and Sayings, 81
value. here Sl.6S.
Nights With Uncle Remus, SLID value
loci Chandler Harris's Latest Book,
Aaron in the Widwoods, here S.59.
LARGE BOARD-BACK BOOKS OF An
dersons Fairy Tales, Alice IN Won
derland. Short Stories by Louise NJ.
Alcott. with numerous pictures 10
amuse our merry little folks for 2oc.
each.
Large Bareback Books. full OF charm-
ing stories and bright-colored pic
lures. regular Csc. ones, sc. each-
The History of Our own Country, tor
little men and women, large type, 1uli
of pictures, for 49c.
Ahdersons, Grimm's. Miss Mulock's, and
the Old. Old Fairy Tales, cloth bound
and illustrated. for soc. a volume.
Peck's Bad Boy and Robinson Crusoe'
cloth bound and illustrated, Sl59 edl-
ton. for 69c.
The Night Before Christmas, full Of
colored pictures. 12lsc.
10c ColOred Picture Books, for DC
Board-Back Books, full of bright stories
and pictures, for and &c. each.
Linen Books, with colored pictures, Tor
1917. 10, and DC.
&C. Colored Picture Books for &c. each.
Scrap Books that cost Sc, here for &c. !;
others up TO 75c., that you pay Sl0O for
elsewhere
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-18
HOLIDAY LINENS.
OUR PREPARATIONS HAVE OVER
STEPPED THE MEASURE OF
WEARS

OUR PREPARATIONS HAVE OVER
STEPPED THE MEASURE OF
YEARS.
Here are prices for some Of the hand
soonest Linen things that will wiring sales
from the hardest hearts.
Hemstitched Linen Damask Table Sets,
worth 50, for $3.50 set.
12-4 Fringed Linen Damask Cloth, and
/ dozen Napkins to match, 900 set.
$.-size Linen Damask Dinner Napkins
for CSC a dozen; others at 6Oc. dozen
and up to $40.
Fancy Bordered or Plain White Linen
Damask Doylies, &c. each,
25O dozen Linen Huck Towels. extra
heavy and large, measuring zOXiO
inches, hemmed, l2lzc. each.
3 FOR 6Oc.-Fancy Linen Damask
Towels. 2 rows open-work borders
AT 25c-Open-Work Linen Tray Cloths
and Fancy Linen Buffet and Bureau
Scarfs, all new. pretty designs.
LINEN CARVING CLOTHS AT l9c.,
or Fringed Damask Tray and Fancy
Open w rk. l6-inch Square Centre
pieces, any for l9c.
Fancy Plaid Pillow Linens. extra wide
&c. a yard.
81 Fine satin Damask Scarfs. open
work and whipped fringe. Tor tJc.;
others at 39c., instead OF t0c-
Fancy COlored Linen OYal-Shape Mats,
&c. each.
AT l0c.-Pure Linen Fringed Tray
Cloths all White.
zoo dozen of the Best sc. Towels ever
sold. this sale price 2sic. each.
AT 5Oc-2-yard-wide Pure Scotch Linen
Damask, Snow White. and handsome
designs.
AT 29e.-Extra- Heavy German Linen
Damask. one OF the old-time wearers,
usual cost Dc.
AT l2Isc.-Turkey- Red Table Damask.
full widths and fast colors. usual 25c.
grade.
FROM $3.50 TO 10 O'CLOCK
Not enough TO last longer
Fancy Linen Soaring, fringed, for TIC.
yard.
FROM 1890 TO II O'CLOCK
Good. Heavy German Linen Table Da-
mask. splendid grade, Will sand hard
wear. Tic. yard-limit OF l cloth TO
a customer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-18
HOLIDAY SALE sHIRT-WhsI> A'O
PETTICO

Black M0hair and Cloth Waists
plain. or braided. $50 ones.
choice. ...
AT $3.SS-Black All-Sik T.f
and Hemstitched Encc'-
Plaid and Checks cost So '.. .r
Rlacl, Fronch Satecn Waists H.' %
stock collar. neatly made W IA
90 dozen Ladies' Fine ChD.t. .,.-
Flaunenette Waists, brl't NJ I'D.
the sort YOU usually pay
here az l9c. e.f,.s
Fancy-CoIored Striped Nglr
stifencd umbrella ilOun.' r.I
Black French Satccn fNtN'
and stiffencd. tiOuuc..
Fancy-COl0red Knit Sklii pr. l...,I.1
Wool Knit skirts. with cIH
borders. FOR $50. RIOS.
SIX skirts. I'M bright co.or-
others In Black and ClI
HandsOmer SILK Skirts up D"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-18
HOLIDAY SALE OF fNN'
INFANTS SACQUEs, HoOl'''''


FAsCINATORS az - Gee ana .f
for Black White. and al! .r.-s 30
INFANTS SACQ - at i-'-'
25c.. and up 10 SO $3.50. CID fl,.
ton. zoe. pair. r..f.rgs
Chudren's Black Crocht','
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-18
LADIES WRAPPERS.

Ladies' Best Percale Wrappers, with
tight inner lining. for S9c.
F1annellette Wrappers, in Oriental de-
signs, extra full and tight inner lin
ing. for CSC; usually 81
Superior Quality Flannellette Wrappers,
fancy yoke trimmed with velvet and
bretelles over shoulder, usually g, for
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-18
BATH ROBES AND DRESSING
sACOICs

Plain and Fancy Striped Eiderdown
Bath Robes and Dressing Gowns, IN
all shades and styles, at 1913, S.5o'
A.S9, up 10 so.
Ladies' Fancy Flannellette Dressing
Sacques, neat, pretty styles, for 3gc. I;
were 75c.
Eiderdown Sacques, in all the new
shades, neatly embroidered edges ana
ribbon at neck. for 73c.; others, with
yoke and silk frogs. at Sll9.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-18
SETS OF BOOKS FOR OUR LITTLE
MEN AND WOMEN.

Night-Cap Stories and Pop-Gun Stories,
volumes large type, and charming
stories, for the little ones, 81 value,
for Sl.9S a set
Castlemon's Frank Nelson Series. Gun
boat Series, Lucky Tom Series, Rough
ing 1t Series Rod and Gun Series.
each series neatly boxed s. value, spe-
cial S2.69 a set.
Ayers Ragged Dick Series, volumes
TO set, $40 value, for Sl75 a set
Stepping Stones for Little Feet. by Aunt
Fanny volumes to set, for $.S9, in
stead OF s..
j lot of 75c. Handsomely Books,
gilt edge. including all choice titles,
by favorite writer's, special S9c. volume.
$3.50 Bound Books. gilt edge. beautifully
illustrated, 80 different titles TO select
from for soc. choice
CoIeplete Library Of soc. Cloth-Bound
Books, including all standard poems
and fiction. for 25c. choice.
1850 Cloth-Bound Books, works of
Dickens. Thackeray, Scott, Dumas,
Corelli, Lyall, Cooper, Verne, Haw-
thOrne. Henty. Lytton, and numerous
others; also, a number Of copyrighted
ones, such as The Malady of the Cen
fury, The Flight OF Icarius, and others,
4hc Valup for Inc choice.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-18
CHILDHEN'S JACKETS,

$40. s., and $40 ChlIdrtnT JacheI5' aUIIo
plain. others fancy cloth, handsomely
tailored and neatly trimmed, ANY IN
THIS LOT FOR s..
All the s. s.. and $50 Jackets, Of fancy
mixed cheviot, with braid trimming,
go at $3.50.
C6ildren's Refers. with fancy collars.
neatly braided and medallion buttons,
were up to g. for Sl.iS
FROM 1890 TO II O'CLOCK
Children's Mixed Cloth Refers, all sizes
braided and fur trimmed, sold up to
81 30 choice OF any Zoe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-18
THE KNIT UNDERWEAR

run into quantities 10 conspicuous hun
dreds OF dozens, and not a chance 20
store them 10 next winter. Here are the
price helps 10 force your buying:
AT 2jc.-Ladies Extra-Heavy Fleeced
Vests and Pants. of the best combed
Egyptian yarn.
zoe. Fine White Australian Wool Ribbed
Vests and Pants are soc.
$l.75 Union Suits, Tor ladies', wool ribbed,
are 9Sc. suit.
Sc Ladies' Camel's-Hair Vests and
Pants. are soc.
Misses Egyptian Fleeced Ribbed Union
Suits, are &c. suit.
Children's Fleeced Hygiene Ribbed Vests
and Pants, u lie. for 25c. grades.
Boys Heavy Fleeced Shirts and Draw
ers. I'm natural color. lsc
Ladies Best PC. Heavy Fleeced Ribbed
Vests are lie.
Children's &c. Union Suits. fieeced,
Egyptian ribbed. for l5c. 4 suit.
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HOLIDAY APRONS.
Large-size Plaid and Check Lawn
Aprons. for l0c. W
White Lawn Aprons, with wide inser-
ton OF embroidery for zsc.
Nurses and Mattresses BIB Aprons. for
CSC.
80 do2n White Satin Bordered Aprons.
25c. ones, for l5c.
Children's Prettily- Trimmed White Bib
Aprons for DC
Checked and Bordered Bingham Aprons
for sc.