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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-12-04
Men Who Succeed.
avoya 10 these 4o fghfhs 6ac fer 6read, competent
(JSINESS

a fortune, who
cares little for friends, is the only man who
can afford to indulge bad temper.
No one wants to employ grumbler; no
one wants to do business with an ill-tem-
pered man. An irritable man is man
with catarrh Excited nerves inflame the
mucous membrane somewhere; this intiam-
nation is catarrh. Irritability is unchecked
nervousness.
Catarrh is expensive-few can afford it.
Men with catarrh find it hard to prosper.
1t is calmness that succeeds.
The truth about catarrh is not widely
known. This is not strange. 1t has bafhed
medical science. DIR. Hartman solved 1t
forty years ago, and has ever since been
curing catarrh with his great prescription,
Pe-ru-na, which may now be had at all
druggists. Pe-ru-na eradicates catarrh abb
solutely; it makes healthy membranes, and
healthy people by making healthy nerves.
There is no other way to cure catarrh.
Local treatment is something more than
mistake: it is criminal. Thousands ofpeople
have catarrh and are ignorant of it. 1t is
called gastritis, or bronchitis, or Brights
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NOTICE or SALE.

Under and by virtue of a deed of mortgage
executed to the undersigned by Wilson j.
Whitaker, and registered in the office of Regis
ter of Deeds of Wake County, in Book 1871, page
100, the undersigned will expose to public sale
at the County Court House door in the City of
Raleigh, on Monday, the Ind day of January, at
10 O'Clock M, o tract Of land situate in Swift
Greek Township, short distance south of the
City of Raleigh, and bounded as follows, viz:
Beginning at stake on the old Tryon road
corner of lot No. 2, talotted to Bryon n Whit
aker in division of land Of Mary H. whitaker r.
runs as line of said lot N. "A degrees, u. IL
chains to branch, thence N. z degrees, e. SO
chains to oak stump, thence n 5 degrees, w w
23.G0 chains to pointers, thence N. SO degrees w .
7S0 chains to a small red-oakl thence .. 90
degrees, w. 81 80 chains to whlte-oak on sad
Tryon road, thence as said road to the Begin
ming, containing seventy-three and one-half
acres (731a), and being lot 3, in the division OF
the land Of said Mary II. Whitaker allotted to
Wilson j. Whitaker, Registers office, Book 81,
page 1871.
be made with the undersigned by which part of
C.M. BUSBEE, Trustee.
November 18th, 1898. t. d. s..
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MozLEY's LEMON HOT DROPS.

Cures all coughs, Colds, Hoarseness,
Sore Throat, Bronchitis, Hemorrahage,
and all throat and lung diseases. Elegant
and reliable.
Twenty-Five cents at druggists. Pre-
nared only by DR.. II. Motley, Atlanta,
Ga.
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MOzLEy,s LEMON ELIXIR.

have been a great sufferer from Gys-
pepsia for about fifteen years, my trou"
BILE being my liver, stomach and bowels,
with terrible headaches. Lemon Elixir
cured me. My appetite is yool, and ]
am well. / had taken barrel IF other
medicine, that done me 20 good.
CHARLES GIBHARO,
No. 1915 jefferson ST.. Louisville, Ky.
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MOZLEYS LEMON ELIXIR,
A Pleasant Lemon Drink.

Cures Indigestion, headache, malaria,
kidney disease, fever, chils, loss of APP
petite, debility, nervous prostration and
heart failure, by regulating the Liver,
Bowels, Kidneys and Blood.
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MOzLEY,s LEMON ELIXIR

Cured me of indigestion. | had suffered
for ten years. l had tried almost every
medicine, but all failed. Since taking
Lemon Elixir l can eat anything l like.
w. A. GRIFFETH.
Reevesville, S. G.
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MozLEY,s LEMON ELIXIR

Cured me of enlarged liver, nervous indi.
gestion and heart disease. was unable
to walk up stairs or do any kind of work.
/ was treated by many physicians, but
got no better until l used Lemon Elixir.
| am now healthy and vigorous.
G. III. BALDWIN.
No. 9S Alexander ST.. Atlanta. Ga.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-12-04

Write to the Peuna Medicine
Dr. armans books and get the truth
revelation The following T. -
illustration of the OF Peuna
Or. S. b. Haytna C0lun7buS, o. - A.
months according TO dlrec
wonderful medicine
trouble with carh most take
Pe-runa Ike
medicine earth aarrh
exception Mutudes vouch Tor Be-
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ABOUT men, BOOKS, AND THINGS.

a,,x -. ;,tJ.s +l,,
Wen II Ne "'''Nc w wv s iAs NJ,
ll,oeh.lle poSseSeioii u
ohahlueriaIi "aS' VI Noui'e' 'oo Oool
Ieous 70 suggest tnal ~ We "liii ~ ~
e,,,,o,n tbon, aud not nolitical hanrers-op
ond sons of fotbarc with a mil
inc most aftlstfc DIT vi nlasaNiiie molA
OF tnea year Is PERHAPS wagner h,ns
OF the Nlbeiuhg' Dells inc hape VI 'iie
Khlne-gold, with decorations ana mus
trations in color by Maxheld Parrish, III
the december Scrlpnefs' Apart from
.the mechanical production, winch Is beau
tiful IN the extreme, the conceptions OF
the artist are eXcellentiy III keeping win
the spirit OF the legend. Inc ffohtlspece
is also notable.
Though newspaper men do not uni
formly say so, they are by no means al
ways extravaganza admirers of the politi-
clans attempt to govern. 1t is OF some
interest therefore, that the country is to
have an example of what the newspaper
man can do i'm the way of government
Mr.. James Gray, managing editor Of the
Times. was recently elected mayor of
Minneapolis and announces his intention
to appoint none but newspaper men to
office.
=
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MozELEY,s LEMON ELIXIR

Cured me of Indigestion and heart dis
ease after years of suffering when all
other remedies and doctors failel.
n. d. COLEMAN,
Beulah, s. G..
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
Notre Dame of Maryland.

Charles Street Ave-, Baltimore, Md.
College for Young Women and Pre-
paratory School for Girls. Regular and
Elective Course. Extensive grounds Lo-
cation unsurpassed. Suburbs of Balti-
more. Spacious building, completely
equipped
Conducted by School Sisters OF Notre
Dame.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-12-04

The Current Mcclure contains the first
of Kipling's series of school-boy stories
that will appear i'll that periodical dur
ing the ensuing year. Captain Mahan
has paper on 1.-THE War on the Sea and
It's Lessons" 1t may be unjust to Cap
tan Mahan. but there is wide spread
opinion among Americans that he did not
make very good showing rs practicai
naval strategist in the recent war. There
are couple of tiger-hunting stories and
Ida NJ. Tarbells entertaining and cosby
life of Lincoln reaches his inauguration
as Pres dent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-09-11

The very prettiest patterns Of these
Reversible Smyrna Rugs, tied fringe.
size 50 by 60 inches, trade-sale price
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S ssss 9 et 1neS ": !, Z Il

an old and well-loved friend. She was
taken by Surprise. and hardly knew how
TO act so she let the matter pass IN 81
lence. Perhaps by this time she has be-
gun TO collect souvenirs I'm this manner
herself. for the fad seems 10 have spread
fast and furiOusly, and about seven out OF
every ten people whom one meets are
afflicted with it,
yes" declared another Chicago woman
who has a wide and varied acquaintance,
Pm sorry 20 say IL, but it is growing
actually unsafe 10 expose anything pref
~ which has no excessive commercial
value in Chicago. Women take whatever
they fancy under the cover Of the new
lucky souvenir fad, and although they
seldom abstract anything of great cost
or worth, all manner OF dainty and simple
things with which the average woman
surrounds herself disappear constantly.
had little silver paper-knife, for In
stance, which cost only couple OF dol
lars but which had been given me by
dear friend. and one day ! saw woman
OF my acquaintance. who is suffering Sc
Verely from the new fancy, cycling IL with
admiring glances. l feared for It's safely.
but could NOT well remark upon the in
tcntions of which 1 suspected her When
she came TO leave. however. she calmly
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DRAPERIES.
PRINCE PAUL EsTERHAZY.
Reported Engagement to Mrs. Lang
try Recalled by His Death
lNeM NOrk SUI


Prince Paul Esterhazy, who was the
best-known patron OF the turf IN austria,
died recently, and Mrs. Lantry, when on
a visit to Paris lately, was stld 10 pe 40
attractive In looks as ever. The cohnec-
ton between these facts may not be cyl
dent 10 persons who do not remember
that the titled Austrian was several years
ago said to be engaged TO the Engiisn
beaufy- He denied the rumor ultimately.
but the world had made up its mind be-
fore he did that the Lily was about 10
take another husband. ms impression
procured her divorce only short time
before her engagement was rumored. IL
was even said that Mrs. Langtry, had de-
cided to marry because her daughter was
and could do that under better auspices II
her mother were the wife OF distin-
~uished Austrian. Whatever her motives
might have been, the engagement rumor
was soon disposed or although the couple
continued TO spend as much time as ever
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beautiful, smiling. and prosperous, has
outliyed another lover.
Her daughter Is said TO have become
within the past few years her mothers
constant companion. Mrs. Langtry has
not for years felt the need OF money.
There have been fortunes spent on her
since she became an actress, ana her
earnings In this country have al times
been very large. But there have been
fluctuations In fortunes, FOR she IS noto-
riously extrayagant Money has been
more plentiful at some times than at
Others. But the luxury in which her
daughter has been reared IS said 10 have
known no variation. She has lived like
princess. surrounded with reiinue OF
maids. Wallets. and servants or all kinds.
whose attention was 10 be paid solely 20
Ter. Her education has always been In
the hands OF the same governess 10 whom
she was intmsted as a young girl. In
Mrs Langtry's London house her daugh-
ter's apartments are as extensive and
elaborate as her own. She IS said TO BE- a
graceful, well-bred-looking girl with fine
inquire. but as yet none OF the beauty
which made such career foe her mother.
AS she Is now nearly H. one would have
expected some promise OF II now II It Is
ever to come.
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in each others society. There were
more or less excited denials IRON
Austria OF the reported engagement, for
the Prince was twice a widower and mel
Their his family, which Is one or the Old
est i'm Austria, nor those OF his two Tor
mer wives. viewed with satisfaction the
possibility OF welcoming the English wo--
man into their homes. He was typlcdl
gentleman sport whose CHIEF devotion
WAS to hOrse-racing. He was selected by
the Austrian Emperor several years ago
10 buy horses In other countries Tor I'M
portation 10 Austria, with the ultimate
object OF improving the breed or the ma
tive animals. He was known IN every
capital in Europe. spent part or MS time
on his Austrian estates, ana spent MS
large fortune literally, but prudentiy.
He owned a valuable racing stable ana
many OF the fleet heels which brought
fortune 10 Mrs. Langtry In the Enshsh
races and were supposed TO belong 70
her were in reality the property OF
Prince Esterhazy. He was 50 at the time
OF his death, and was said 10 look much
younger. AS Mrs. Langtry's age is put at
46. and she certainly does look younger
there was no objection 10 their marriage
on account OF disparity In years. But ~
never took place, and Mrs. Langtry' sun
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EOUSEKEEPERS' LINENS

WERE BOUGHT FOR SUCH LOW
PRICES AS IN THIS WEEKS SALE
Turkey-Red Damask. 50 inches wide
guaranteed fast color, S5c. quality, for
25c. yard.
Fancy Green and Red and Green Da-
mask. for covers, SOC. yard, instead
Of J0c.
2-yard-wide Extra Heavy Satin Da-
mask Table Linen, Toe. value, for o9c.
yard.
All-Linen Huck and Crepe Towels, reg
ular 70 1-2c. value, for 1Oc. each.
21-2-yard-long Linen Table Cloths, $.6O
value. for Sl.25 each.
Colored Bordered Satin Danask Table
Covers. fringed all around, yards
long, for 95c. each.
The White Thorn Brand, the best quail
ity Sanitary Brdeye, q inches wlde'
81 for piece of 10 yards.
Linen-Faced Turkish Friction Towels,
75c. value. for 5Oc. each.
Bleached Doylies, soc. value, for 3oc'
dozen.
Again and again The Meyer
Stores
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SALE OF PURE RUBBER ARTICLES.
NOTIONS.

One of the most important departments
in this great store. Everything that
other stores cannot afford to keep.
Read these prices:
Large spools Basting Cotton, all sizes,
White, zoe. q dozen.
Soft-tinish Black Spool Cotton, 1Oc.
dozen.
Black Spool Suk. for hand or machine.
as good as any zoe. q dozen kind, but
without brand, lie. dozen spools.
The New Hip Pads and Bustles, II
styles ready for selection. 10 TO 15c.
The Best Sc Hooks and Eyes now &c.
&c. for &c. Nickel Safety-Pins.
&c. Tor DC. set Dress Stcols.
&c. for Sc. Corset Steels.
zoe for 40c. Sanitary Belts
Zoe. for Roger Steel Company's usual
SOC. Scissors, In all sizes
Manicure Scissors, zoe, usually 81.
Special Bargain Tables Of Dress
Shields. Don't miss the sale.
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NOW STEALING is a FAD.
Society and Club Women OF chicago
Piifer Souvenirs.
Chicago Tines.)

'Kleptomania." remarked weii-known
club ana society woman OF chicago not
long ago. lis decidedly oy'n ,Worksd
WORD and stealing am ugly one. But the
present rad or fancy for collecting lucky
souvenirs -abstracung them surfepu-
tiously from the houses of your frlends
and acquaintanccs-surely partakes OF the
character OF one or both.
"a year or two ago the fad began. A
popular Chicago woman remarked one day
20 an intimate friend:
"'Oh! my dear did you know that 1
have begun 10 collect souvenirs Tor iuckT
They do say and she laughed as women
DO when not quito snre OF the approval OF
their cOnsciences that TO steal souvenir
brings one the best OF luck. SO 1 borrow
ed with another nervous ripple Of laugh
ter, the tiny statue which stood upon
your library table
'"The woman OF whom the statue had
been borrowed felt like demonstrating in
no gentle terms for that statue had a
souvenir value 20 her as wen, and she
really cherished 1t. But the borrower was
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-09-11

picked up the knife and slipped it into
the front OF her waist.
Lucky souvenir my dear she told
me, carelessly, although she really had
the grace 10 blush a little, ana it's 50
pretty that | shall enjoy IL doubly.'
YES 1 responded, a little pointedly
i notice the pretty things are usually
chosen for the sO-called lucky sOuVe-
Mrs" I've lost a few such triies my
SELF
well she answered, blushing a little
more when you come To my house you
must help yourself to something too
And so the matter ended. But it's an out
rageous fad. in my opinion, and the wo-
men who indulge in il. ike the college
boys who used TO calmly bear away your
prettiest and most cherished stick-pins
and fans before your eyes apparently
consider that 10 take q thing in plain
sight, or. II they do not this. to tell you
of il afterward. quite straightens the mat
ter out, both socially and morally"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-09-11

We have just received large shipment
OF Jardinieres. which We will sell at
ridiculously low prices.
Solid. Decorated, and Blue Daultons
were 30 to 60c. each, for zoe. your
choice.
Extra-Large Imported China, entirely
new shape. shaded in Blue and Brown,
well worth 81, for si.23.
MoresQue Shape. Blue and Gold Fine
Decorated Jardinieres, $i.o5.
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TOILET

are a great speciality of the Meyer
Store.
Sale of Roger & Gallet's Finest French
Preparations-Vera Nioletta Face Pow
der, o7c.; Violette de Parme Face
Powder, 42c.; Tooth-Powder. lie;
Iris Blank Handkerchief Extract, i9c.
ounce; Vera Niolette Toilet Water,
Csc.
Sale of Gelle Freres Exquisite Prepare.
tions, for which We are only recOg-
nzed Richmond agents-Glycerine
Toothpaste, S2c.: Shaving Cream, 2ic.;
Extract of Tilvolye, 4Dc.; Violette de
Parme Extract, 47c. ounce.
Smelling Salts, f7c.
Genuine California Violet Extract, 47c.;
same in Talcum Powder. 15c.
SOzodont, soc; Listerine. zoe.
Daland's Wonderful Palm Soap, unlike
all others Sc: 2-Ounce cakes Pure
Palm, 1c., or &c dozen: 4-Ounce cakes,
better quality, i9c. dozen.
Pure Transparent Glycerine Soap, long
bars, for cutting into pieces, DC.
300 bottles 4-ounce Violet Waters, usu-
ally PC, special at 15c.
SALE OF PURE RUBBER ARTICLES.
Apiece Bulb Syringe. 30c.; 2-quart Foun-
tain Syringes, S1.2J; Hard Rubber
Nasal Atom!Zers, &3c.-all packed in
separate boxes
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A Camp Commentary.
lChlcago Trlbunel

10 was Sunday In the camp. ..,.,
what do you suppose the
means" said the meditatiye trooPe. "
the two weeks growth OF beard on ..,
chin. when he says that 40 sci.
is Of private interpretation
Il guess" replied the ilpp2nt Y
with the handage around bis afp' MI
means that we'd better let the ..-.
chaplains explain the doctrinai
70 us" .-s
Meanwhile. from the next tent c.
sounds as OF men wrangling over q 5"'
OF cards.
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CURTAINS.

Fine Net Curtains. heavy renaissance
border extra width. IL yards long,
worth s., for $3.50 pair.
Five different styles Of Nottingham Lace
Curtains, very heavy rose patterns.
borders, plain dotted centres, 60 incheS5
wide, 8 1-2 yards long, bought TO sell
for g, for s2.25 pair.
VeTy-Heavy Lace Curtains, with panei
border and figured striped centre, eX-
ira width and length. one or the latest
novelties, worth 81. for S2.S3 pair;
different styles Of White and Ecru
Nottingham Lace Curtains, heavy
scroll patterns, heavy borders, PLAIN
figured centres, bought to sell tor
S175. $1.25.
Nottingham Lace Curtains, one style
only soc. pair.
Heavy Bagdad Portieres, combination
colors, heavily fringed top and bottom,
extra width, 3 1-2 yards long, worth
$3.50, now $3.50.
Tapestry Portieres, different patterns,
old gold. red and green. IL yards
long, full width. S1.99 pair.
800 Chenille Table Covers. medium SIZE
heavy tied fringe, regular value SSc.'
now csc.
silk Draperies. % different patterns,
nearly 1 yard wide. bought TO sell for
Soc a yard: special, SOC.
1000 yards OF u 1-2c. Tinsel Drapery,
pieces 10 10 yards, almost every pat
tern made. all cOlOrs, nearly yard
wide, lie. yard.
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MEMS FURNISHINGS.

Mons Heavy Working Shirts, made OF
cheviot and woven Madras, SO inches
long, yoke back and collar-band, 5Oc.
value, for SOC.
q dozen Mems Laundered Stiit-Bosom
Shirts with 1 pair separate cuffs. open
back and front, patent neck-band, 75c.
value, for 49c.
Mems All-Silk Reversible Four-in-Hand
Ties: also, a great assortment SILK
Band Bows including Black, every
one worth &c, for IL 1-2c. each.
Mems All-Linen Hemstitched Handker-
chiefs. all width hens, 19c. value, for
IL lie.
Mems All-Silk String Ties and Band
Bows. all new and nObby patterns, sell
everywhere for 25c., for lie.
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WHITE GOODS.

800 yards Book-Fold India Linon,
o 3-4c. yard, the kind other stores
sell for 10c.
4s-inch London Nainsook 25c. yard.
Yard Wide White Cambria, real 1Oc.
quality, for d Use. yard.
500 Yards 15c quality 40-inch Lawn,
. Use. yard.
400 yards Sheer Check and Striped Mus
Inns. usually &C., for 3-4c. yard.
Soft Nainsook, Sc inches wide, u yards
I'm niece 81 80.
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Grand. Luxurious California Blankets,
White with Pink. Blue, or Red double
borders; Gray with Black or Blue Dor
ders; Scarlet with Black borders, am
ply large for the largest Old-ume beds,
trade-sale price 80 pair
Warm, Soft, and Heavy Pure Wool
Country Blankets, herringbone-
stitched edges, weigh pounds. size y
inches wide and s. inches long, cost
usually s., trade-sale price $3.4s PAIR.
Scarlet Blankets. made Of sheared wool,
in both warp and filling, heavy dark
borders, the best Of 81 kinds, trade
sale price $3.50 pair.
California Wool-Filling Blankets, cele-
brated Magnolia brand, each pair
branded, 3-stripe border, twilled-tape
bound, trade-sale price 50 pair.
Full-Size Eleyen-Quarter Gray Blankets,
Red, White, and Blue borders, trade
sale price Sl.2J pair.
Big Ten-Quarter, Soft, Nappy White
Blankets wide colored border trade
sale price zoe
SCft-Fiuish. Fleecy Blankets, neat. wide
cOlored borders, ten-quarter size, SIN
gle Blankets, 2Jc. each.
Preparations for the
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A SALE OF
LISLE-THREAD HOSE

for ladies-the genuine brilliant
finish seamless fast black or Tnns, In
every siZc-specinI at zoe. "a pair.
AT 15c. PAIR-Ladies' &c Fast-Black
and Tan Imported Hose, spliced heels
and toes.
AT ~ lie. PAIR-Ladies' Fast-Black
Hose, plain or dropstitched. guaran-
teed stainless.
AT Use. PAIR--Ladies' Seamless
Fast-BlaciC and Tan Hose. some plain,
others dropstitched
AT 1-2c. PAIR-Ladies' Fast-Black
Hose, splced heels and toes.
AT IL lie. PAIR-Fast-Black Ribbed
Hose, for children, light or heavy
weight, sizes up to 10.
AT zoe. PAiR-Children's Fast-Black
Ribbed Hose, double knees, heels,
and toes.
AT Be. PAIR-1 lot of Chidren's Fast
Black Ribbed Hose, all sizes and diff
ferent ribbed.
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THIS SALE OF
FURNE TURE

here has created a profound
impression throughout the
entire State, simply because for
the first time the people here.
about have had the opportu.
nifty Of buying Furniture at the
same prices as they are sold at
special sales in the great cities
North. For this reason alone
our Furniture Department has
been a great success. There
are but few of the many items
in this weeks sale.
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HtRnkt ARE

HARDWARE.
Kitchen Meat Saws, loo.
Steel Rip Saws. 35c
Carbonized Steel Wheel Glass Gutter,
1Oc. =
Plyers, &c.
Large Hammers, Toe.
Shelf Brackets, Zoe.
Pinchers. DC.
Wrenches, 15c.
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READY=MAD
DRESS SKIRTS.

Another remarkable purchase 10 the
credit Of the Meyer Store. There are
hundreds OF small tailor shoTs, who
welcome our cash offers to buy their
entire product. Here is the result OF
one such purchase:
Solid Blue and Black Serge Skirts, made
with good lining, full width, for BID.
Black Figured Mohair Skirts, full 4
yards wide, in new designs, and fall
shape, for $3.50.
Black and Blue Serge Skirts. made very
fun, trimmed in 3 rows black praid'
for 81.
Plain Heavy Storm Serge Suits, made
with finished seams on good lining,
new shape. for $3.50.
New Effects in Large Plaid Material
in blues and puppies, cut with new
shape very full, for 50.
Added to the sale of the forty
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Again and again The Meyer
Stores
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TINWARE.

Rotary Sfters, Sc. Teakettles. with
copper bottoms. 19c. Dish Pans, sc.
3-quart Milk Pans, &c. Pie-Plates,
Egg Whips. and Dredges, &c. Japan
ned Bread Boxes, large size, &c.
Bread Raisers, with perforated tops,
13c Wash Basins, &c. 3-quart Lin
ped Saucepans. DC. Large-Size Pals.
lie. One-Gallon Glass Oil-Cans, Zoe.
GauZe MILK Strainers, with tin rims,
for &c. Copper-BOttom Wash Boilers,
20c. Decorated Tin Cups, Be.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-09-11
TUXEDO yARD-wIDE CARPETS, &c.

In a Foushee-street window you will
see one of these wonderfully pretty
and substantial Carpets as ii will APP
pear on your floor. They are truly
the best offering of new 25c. yard
Carpets ever brought to your atten-
ton.