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MARTINS FERRY.
IInps AMI NIIsIinps In tho Thriving City
Acro,s tim Uiyrr -4l+ "a.

IInrs AMI NIIslnps In tho Thriving City
Across tho River. - =.
z Otto Young, OF Mass!l!on, and E. B.
Day. of Canton, were here yesterday TAX
ing dispositions before ]. T. Hanes In the
case of Ada Houghton, administrator
of,Jesse Houghton against the Wheeling
4 Lake Erie railway. the suit Is; for
the killing Of the PLAINTIFFS husband,
who was engineer on the road.
The flag raising at the Laughlln mill
has again been postponed until Sa.ur-
day, June 18th. on account Of the ANAL
Samation electlng officers this after
noon.
H. B. Taylor. Of New Alartinsv!l.c,was
here yesterday from Philadelphia, where
he has been attending the medical COL
lege.
The Eellntre, Bridgeport & Martins
Ferry Street Car Company will give the
five cent rate to Bellaire again to-noc.
row.
The Republican central committee
held a meeting last evening at the office
of George ". Tweedy. on Fourth street.
A number from here attended, tho
Linsly commencement exercises at tho
fair, grounds yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Fred Horning, OF Dlllonvale, Is
the guest OF her daughter, Mrs. George
Strain, on Broadway.
Rev. r. E. Butham, Of Lore City, o.,
was here yesterday calling on Old ac-
quaintances
Council meets tonight In regular
semi-monthly session..
NJ. Sharp, Of steubenvllle, was here
on business yesterday.
J s. S. Foreman, Of st. Clairsvillc, was
Iii town yesterday. p
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70 BUY MACHINERY.

President IIuliihen Quarter, OF tho
chat,,bsr OF Commerce., Receives Lett
ter Conveying n Proposition Ont OF tho
& Ordinary. f7'' =
President HullIhen Quarter, CT tile
Wheeling chamber Of commerce, has re-
ceived the following letter, conveying a
proposition so entirely out OF. the ordl-
nary. that It is given in full by the IN
telligencer: .lii
Los ANGELES. Cal, Juno ., 1895
President Chamber Of Commerce, Wheel.
DEAR sIR.-w edesire to be placed In
communication with manufacturing con.
Germs IN your locality. who arc not oper.
htlng their plants, and who possibly would
wish wish TO dispose Of them, for export to for.
We desire TO communicate with them,
MS we have had enquiries looking to that
END, and 1t being our intention to put the
plants IN operation In foreign countries.
~Tn,fbE s,o the !. conditions VIII Justify i.
That are idle for the. reason that It will not
pay to operate them, owing to local condl-
tons, competition, or other causes, and
tho owners would be, very glad to dispose
We address you. knowing that you are
10 position to placeus In Communication
with these manufacturers, and we request
that you be so kind as to furnish us their
names and addresses, believing that It will
be matter OF mutual benefit. .JeI
thanking you In advance for any cour-
tesics which You may extend to us, wo are
- Respectfully yours, tfs5'
ERS ASSN. 81 n. y ~ - : !, Is
By,A. M. LOOP. Secretary.
Mr.. Quarter states that he does mol
know OF any plants In this city. with oce
exception. that would be available In
such deal as that contemplated by the
California man. ~ 4 !. lsgl
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M'hECHEN,

Happenings OF Interest In the, Marshall
fs County Town.
The following Baltimore & Ohio fire
men have been. promoted to be engi-
'neers: Ernest Brostmeyer, James Gate
wood and John Sturns.
Miss. Grace Murray has returned; to
her home. from West Liberty normal
school. i ES
DR.. Hickey, OF Littleton, was visiting
friends here yesterday. 4 ~
Charles Deitz Is off from work on ac-
count Of sickness.
Yesterday ended the term OF school
here.
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THE srSLouIs DERRY.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, June 17.-The ST.
Louis derby will be run at the fair
grounds tomorrow afternoon at 4so.
Tho race Is the richest thrce-ycar-o
prize offered In the west this year, It's
gross value amounting to $500. Plau-.
dit, Ldcber Karl. Bannock Burn, Pink
Coat Equltomc,5 Don Oraino and jack
napcs will probably be the starters.
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TIE RIVER
YESTERDAYS DEPARTURES.

Cincinnati. VIRGINIA. p. m
Slstersville.. .ELOISE, 5 a m.
Parkersburg. BEN HUR, II q. m. -
SIstersville!.. RUTH. $50 p. m.
Darlington. LEROY. $3.50 p. m.
Charleston. URANIA. $40 g. m.
Steubenville. II. N. BAYNE. 2:S9 p. m.
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
Charleston. .H. K. BEDFORD. $50 A. m.
Marietta. ..ELOISE, a. m. sE
RparEsTs9Hss A fRGiNcf5 \ a; Il m.
Sistersville.. RUTH, $3.50 p. m. .-l.f -
Darlington. LEROY, $3.50 p. m. ~
Steubenville. T. NJ. BAYNE, $50 p. m.
BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW. -! ~
Pittsburgh. BEN HUR, a. m. - :,
Pittsburgh. .KANAW1fA, s n. m. =
Pittsburgh. LIMESTONE STATE, G q. m.
GAINESVILLE. .LORENA. 2 n. m. %.S-.
SistersYllle.. LEROY, 7 a m. -
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES feet g.: In
ches and falling. Raining.
MORGANTOWN-River 4 feet In.
chcs and stationary. Cloudy and warm.
OIL CITY-River foot S Inches and
falling; Clear and pleasant :.
BROWNSVILLE-Rivcr feet To-
ches and statioary.. T.
WARREN--River 9 feet. Clear and
warm s-ii ~: n
Observation-Disclosures feet s inches
and falling at the dam. Threatening
and warm.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 5fcet In
ches and falling. Clear and warmer.
PARkERSBuRG-River 10 feet /
inch and falling. Cloudy, mercury IS.
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INTERSTATE LEAGUE.

D.
At Springfield. RHE
Springfield 80 Oh o1o1 plS /
Fort Wayne...o 0 o o o 600 % 3 2
,Batteries-Pool and Legge; Relman and
Campbell. 1l5- Faf1
/ AtYoungstown. RHE
Youngstown 20 o 0 1 o o o o. 0-I 10 2
Toledo .........0 o o o 0 o 0 o 2-2E7 2
Batterles-Martin and Patterson; Fergu-
son and Arthur.
At Now Castle. RHE
New Castle. ...Oo02o00o1eaS ;
Grand Rapids..... o003o0000l+7 2
BatterIes-c. Smith and zInram; Altrock
and Cote
At Dayton. RHE
Dayton .........0 3 % o o 10 o ~ . o
Mansfield .....O 90 0 o 0 20 5 2
Batteries-Bates and Donahue; Ely and
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THE LONDON Sportsman says: ut is
essential TO the comfort and speed OF
the cycl!st that he should feel light and
apt for exertlons and free from that
difficulty In getting wind which so
many wheelmen complain OF at start
Ing. s~
ITO secure the best bodily conditions
for this heafth-giving exercise, It has
been found that an elIminant dose Of
Apenta natural aperient water taken
early In the morning is OF the greatest
value.
THE body thus llghtened and cleans
ed OF all impurities, feels active and
alert and Infinitely better fitted than It
otherwise would be, to make a record
spin" 49,
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BASE BALL THIS AFTERNOON

This afternoon atthe Island base. ball
park. the Wheeling Laundry and James
Nichol teams Of the Inter-clty league.
will play championship game, and as
the fans" haven't had an opportunity
to see the "real thing for two weeks,
there will no doubt be large attend
ance. Both teams are strong.
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Along The LANDING.

The marks at p. m Friday-6 feel s
Inches and falling.
Weather Friday-Clear and warn. i
The Keystone State will be hire To-
morrow morning for Pittsburgh.
Up with. empties yesterday-Bertha,
Josh Cook. W. w. O'Ne!ll, 2 p, m.
The Virginia Departed at p. m. with
q good trip out Of the upper river, for
Cincinnati. r. f. -.
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take punishment will land him q win
ner. while Burns friends hold that their
man possesses too much skill and ring
generalship to be outdone by Philadel-
phia's pride. Both men realize that 1t
means much to lose and they are leav-
Ing nothing undone to mike their con-
dillon perfect. Burns has experienced
his only trouble With bad hands In late
battles. A physician prescribed a
pickle for the injured members that he
has been using with good results, and
Burns claims It has made his hands
hard as pine knots.
The lads that take part In the pre-
llmlnaries to this event are all, working
like Trojans to make a good appearance.
especially those little. rivals, Buzz Auber
and John Baker. These boys promise
to make 1t very interesting for each
other.
Charley Johnson has wired the Metro
politan club that he leaves Philadelphia
early this morning, and Ia feeling spler-
did, for his engagement with Charles
Burns Monday evening. johnson de-
layed the trip 10 Wheeling until the last
minute. claiming he had better onpor-
tuntties to get in condition at Ph!l1del-
phia. II reports are true Johnson was
never In such excellen shape. He EVIL
IDENTIFY remembers the last meeting with
Clncinnatrs fashion plate"
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THE WOMAN CHAMPION,

PHILADELPHIA. Juno 1T.-Mlss Jus
llette Atkinson. Of New York, to-day
ut the Philadelphia cricket grounds won
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Edouarf Taylore. the crack French
middle distance rider, by n strange co!r-
cldence will meet Tom Linton. OF Eng
land. in a th!rty-mile paced race at
Manhattan Beach on his eighteenth
birthday, Taylore having been born IN
Paris on June IS, 1880 His frs. notable
competition was on August q, 1886. :Then
he finished first In the Paris-Cahourg
road race. the distance being 225 ki.o-
metres, which the youngster covered in
nine hours.
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BOWLING.

i Last nights games IN the Mozart sum-
mer tournament, on the Mozart Park
nlla,,. mara az, kallors.
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GENERAL NOTICES.
NOTICE
OF the Drawing for Rsdemp-
ton Of Bonds Of 1885 Of
the City Of Wheeling.

Notice is hereby given by tho commits
slonors OF the loan OF 1855 OF the city Of
Wheeling that on June Q, lS9S, pursuant
to the re4utrements Of the ordinance Of
ordinance TO provide for the issue and sale
OF bonds Of tho city OF Wheeling, to DO
known as bonds OF 1855, and for5 the re-
demption and payment thereof, and pro-
of certain amounts from the revenues OF
tho gas and water works. :" the following
described bonds issued under the said or
dinancc were duly determined by lot by
payment on tho first day OF July, 1895, to-
wit: -}$5z 81
Number one hundred and ftty-two us9
for Sl.Co0, s.=tl-g- r.. 3ss1t - "a :.
Number one hundred and seventy r.0
Number one hundred and seycnty-seven
40 for 81, 100. M
Number two hundred and twcnty-nine
IN; Number two hundred and .hIrty.nlno
~; Sam NIB !, ~ hundred and elshty-two
Number Two hundred and elshty-ave
Number Two hundred and ninety t2e0 for
Number three hundred and six Cs,0 foS3
Number three hundred and nine 600, for
Number, ono hundred and eight uOS for
$500. "a . IS. Is s.s5a 'ss3'N55 iI.75s
Number n!nc (N) for 500.
That said bonds will DO redeemed and
paid Mt tho Bank Of the Ohio Valley, in
the city Of Wheeling, West Virsinio, on
and after sh!d first day OF July, lSsS, and
that said bonds SO determined will cease
to bear interest from tho last mentioned
ALFRED CALDWELL,
i. l.. SANDS, 4 ~ ~,
7slk-5 90 "a :. w EpISl>ERSnNy fa1ls yJf
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the ladies' national tennis champion-
rbip. defeating Mas Marion Jones' OF!
Nevada, in 4 brilliant and close contest,
Go. 5-7; Gil; &c; as, * "a II
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-IMUNYoN's YlEWs.
no 2. ols Z rhs /, !. : Care Tor EVER

l Protector Munyon says that good health
IA essential to the accomplishment OF good
work. No matter how ambitious or how
pure or lofty ono's Ideas npy be. II dis
ease 10 tapping our vitality and attracting
the thoughts to bodily ailments, We shall
mot be able to render. our loved ones and,
society that great sympathy ind assistance
they hare q right TO expect OF US, II ron
are allns yonr frst duty Il 10 get welt
] bellere there In q cure Tor every disease.
i have atty -seren different .cnrcS for Nifty
pevcn different ailments. Science will some
day discover the others. u, 4, q Z 4
! J Munyon. guarantees that his Rheumatism
Curu will cure nearly aii cascs OF sheutna-
t,sm in a few hours. that bis Dyspepsial
Cure will cure lndIs erion and oil stomach
troubles: tina. his Kidney Cure Will cure
90 per cent. OF nil cases OF kidney. troubled
that bis Catnrrh Cure will cure eatarrh, no
matter how long standing: that bis Head
ache Cure win cure any kind Of headachsl
In o. few minutes; that his Cold Cure win
quickly break up any form Of cold. and
50 on through the entire list Of his RENE
dies -gf- ~
Guide TO Health and medical advice aoso-j
iutely.. trse. Prof. Munyon. 1906 Arch ST.
Philadelphia. l7.si. sa
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TO Loan.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

WAR BooM-THERE NEVER WAS A
w better time to make money from con-
sentative Investments In wheat, stocks and
cotton than now: only small capital re-
quIrcd; opeI, correspondence with US: we
will not Hood you with worthless litera-
ture, but tell you how to succeed in tho
speculative markets. SPECIAL ADVICE
sent free 10 correspondents. Our special
advice last week made money for all who
acted upon 1t. THE c.. W. .WYLE co..
II Wall st, New York. 80 5e6
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CYCLING.

Another year probably will see bicycle
racing divorced from the League Of
American Wheelmen. The time has
come when. instead Of being an advar-
tageto the league, 1t Is detrlment. and
officials as well as members Of the leagle
are beginning to realize this. -
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TWO Grind Concerts, 18th Regiment
Baud. ~. n. r., oznrt Park. sunday. u Is
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7HEY V'AN''T PB On
4 Movement for n 'renchers' Re-
tire mcnt fund to be Sprung
At TIE TEACHERS

STATE MEETING IN THIS CITY
THIS MoETH-M1ss cr.onAN,
PRINCIPAL OF CLAY SCHOOL IN.
WHEELING. IS THE AUTHOR OF
TIE scHEMB-lT PROVIDES
FOR AN ASSESSMENT UPON,
WORKING TEACHERS no Ac-
cuwuIATE THE PENSION
FpSD. ~
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TWO Grand Concerts, 18th Regiment
Band, N. 9. r, Mozart Park, Sunday.
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TREND OF TRADE

An Exciting Week In all Lines--1ho ney
Lonn nn Eminent SucGess-Tho Great
balances Of Trade In Favor OF This
Country. ~
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The Rellaire, Bridgeport & Martins
Ferry Street Car Company will give the
five cent rate to Bellaire again to-noc-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-03

not make discount of one-hundredth
part of ! per cent for backing or skulK-
ing on the part Of his men.
lone OF the best Illustrations Of TINS
characteristic of Americans was the be-
havior of the Yorktown's crew under my
command in Valparaiso harbor. A very
bad and hostile feeling prevailed against
America at that time. The yorktown
became the asylum of certain political
refugees The government on top de-
manded the surrender of these people.
| refused TO give them up. The COM
mandng officer at Valparaiso Of the
CHILEAN forces requested the Admiral COM
handing one Of the European squadrons
on that station TO say 10 me that unless
these refugees were surrendered they
would follow my ship TO sea with three
cruisers, each larger than my own, and
an ironclad nearly four times her size,
and as soon as we got outside the marine
league they would heave me TO and de-
mand the surrender of the fugidves.
II asked the Admiral to excuse me
for a moment, and went TO see those
who had placed themselves in my care. 1
said 10 them that l had promised them
an asylum and to convey them in safety
TO Callao, Peru, and / meant to live
up 10 that promise | then told them
what / had heard. l told them that the
Chilean feet might attack me, and in that
event i would doubtless be overpowered.
But | continued, the asylum that l
have guaranteed you shall be good until
my ship is under water. If you are sat
isfied with that kind Of asylum, you are
welcome 10 it,
"They all assented. and l then re-
turned to the Admiral and stated that
| would not surrender the men. lie
then informed me that / would be follow
ed. and he remarked that If the three
big Chilean ships attacked me, my
little Yorktown would not last thirty
minutes. In reply, / requested the Ad-
miral to say TO the officer commanding
the Chilean squadron that while my
little ship might not last more than
thirty minutes, she will make HI OF
a lot of trouble while she is ailoat.'
do not know whether or not the
European Admiral gave this message
in these words. but 1 do know that
steamed out Of Valparaiso bay the
next day about noon with all my refu-
gees on board, and that no ship OF th'
Chilean squadron followed me-"
That's the kind of men that make III
the American navy.
And If Spain
Obi well, that is not worth talking
about; the mosquito season has not be-
gun.
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NOT BEFORE TUESDAY
This Announced buthOrllallYely Oy
General GrOSYenOT.
MESSAGE WILL NOT GO IN TOMORROW
1t Will Thoroughly Review All THIS
Governments Negotiations With Spain.
CONGRESS WILL AWAIT 1T.
No Action VIII he Taken, II ~ BE-
ueved, Until don IL Re-
ceivcd-Facts ms TO the H1otiIia Re
iieve situation.
MESSAGE WILL NOT GO IN TOMORROW
CONGRESS WILL AWAIT IT.

WASHINGTON, April AIT n;So TO
night General Grosvenor announced posi-
lively. after an extended conference Wit
the President. that the message woui'
not be sent TO Congress before next Tues
day.
The participants in the conference wer'
Senator Hanna, General Grosyenor. an'
Judge A. c. Thompson, president OF tn
Criminal Law Codifcaton Committee
Attorney General Griggs was present
short time.
General Grosvenor said there was no
thing new in the Spanish situation To-
night.
"Not the slightest change is percepu'
BILE" said he. 1.-THE President is care
fully considering his message. and II VIII
be a memorable state document
NO" he replied to an inquiry 1T Will
not be sent TO Congress on Monday.
IL will not so before Tuesday. Ii is no
child's play TO prepare such paper as
the President will give to Congress and
10 the country 1t will thoroughly re-
; view ali OF this governments diplomatic
negotiations with Spain in regard to Cuba.
and will contain such recommendations
as will appeal TO the right and justice
of the American people-just such recon-
mendatlons as every friend of President
Mckinley has reason 10 expect from one
so patriotic and devoted to his country
as he is"
do you expect any action by con-
gress on Monday, in advance Of the
Presidents message?" General Grosve-
nor was asked.
"Oh. no." he replied; Congress will
be entirely willing to await the action Of
the President. Everybody thoroughly
realizes that the Chief Executive Of this
country cannot be taken by the throat in
a matter OF this kind. He must have
dine TO formulate his message in his
,wn way. President Mckinley for many
weeks has been under a terrific strain,
and is beginning TO show the effects Of
l. He will communicate to Congress
md to the country as soon as possible,
and there is no doubt that Congress will
respect his desires in the matter"
During the conference the Associated
Press news that the Spanish torpedo
boat hotilla had not yet arrived at Porto
Rico, and that the probabilities were
that II was now at the Cape de Verde
Islands. was communicated TO the Presi-
dent. 1t was received with much salts
faction, the President reading aloud to
the others present the note conveying the
Information.
Commenting upon the information, Cen
tral GTosvenor said: THAT materially
relieves the strain upon the situation,
and modifies it considerably"
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4 Big Thing.
diapers Bazaar)

whats the matter. Johnnie; you seem
to be feeling good?" asked one of his
fathers neighbors.
Great We got Christian Science over
L our house." said the boy. as he MUNICH
ed one doughnut and waved a second in
the air
Christian Science? What do you
mean?" inquired the puzzled neighbor.
IT'S just immensew cried the boy.
BEST thing that ever happened. It's
Just the boss, i tell YOU"
II have heard that it sometimes did
wonders" observed the neighbor but l
didn't suppose boys knew much about it..
Has IL benefited you. Johnnieg'
Benefited mel echoed Johnnie. you
just bet 1t hast It's great! When you're
Christian Science, you know, you amt
never sick. Benefited me? / should say
II had. / kin sosh around i'm the snow
all day now and eat fourteen doughnuts.
and ma never says a word. fer 1 can't
be sick-see? / just can't be sickr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-03

Doctors now agree tina;
consumption is durable.
Three things, if taken to-
gether, will cure nearly every
case in the first stages; the
majority Of cases more adj
vanced; and a few Of those
far advanced.
! The first is, fresh air; the Sc
cond, proper food; the third,
SCOTS Emulsion of cod-liver
oil with hypophosPhites.
To be cured, you must not
lose in weight, and, if thin,
you must gain. Nothing
equals SCOTS Emulsion to
keep you in good flesh.
soe and $500, ali druggists
scoTr&BowsE. Chemists, New York.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-03

She was an honored member OF one OF
the hereditary societies. and was aston
ished TO learn that she was accused OF
wire-pulling in connection with an cleo
ton of officers
"Wire-pulling" she exclaimed. such
an INSULT Why. It is common, positively
commoni People do that in politics"
VERY true" returned her husband. con-
solingly, "but in politics it is probably
lust common, ordinary wire. while | have
no doubt I'm your case the reference was
to the very highest grade Of insulated
copper wire"
Naturally. that made II seem different
Chicago Post.
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200 pairs OF Patent-Tip oxfcrds and
Strap Slippers. mostly large sizes. sold
last season for 81 and sl.25, now. soc
Tan and Black Wet Kid Oxsords. which
sold for e. and $50 have been placed
with our select line OF this seasons goods.
Ladies' Wei Kid Tan and Dongola Ok
fords, with silk yesting tops, and guaran-
teed In every way....................S2O 90
Children's and Misses Oxfords and
Strap Slippers, in all OF the new STYLES.
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GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHINGS.

The opportunity to buy such beautiful and SER
viceabe goods at such extraordinarily low prices
occurs but seldom You'd better supply your wants
while these prices last.
so Fine Madras and Percae Shirts with at
taced collars also with white bands in beautiful patterns are
real 75c and 81 values, are to go at Soc Choice
Fine Coloed Shirts in pretty styles that were 81
each are now TIC choice.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-03

TITS wise thing never to so into a
bath after al meal
"Why nOt?"
adelphia North American.
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"Ain't little boW~iegged?" asked the
dubious young man.
"Bow-legged?" said his tailor. THE
ideal Your lower limbs, sir, are abso-
lutely without a parallel."-Indianapo
Journal.
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Flower: So you were at the races yes
terday, were you?
Block: Yes; went over 20 see the derby
run.
Flower: Did you pick the winner?
Block: Sure. But I happened to pick
him before he was ripe.-Chicago News.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-03
SPECIAL.

SPECIAL.
500 Sample TaiIor-Made Skirts that
are to be placed on sale tomorrow at 81
and up, are worth double these prices.
LARGE assortment of Black Silk
Waists in Chinas and Surahs, that sold
at 81 and S. each, 10 close out at Si48
each.