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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-21

opposed the admission of cuba and Porto
Rico as states. In conclusion, MI. Storey
said:
''vro have said that the native popula-
tion Of Hawaii was not entitled 10 vote
upon the vital question which We decided
against their will: that by reason OF their
color. or race, or ignorance. they may
be governed without their consent. IL
will be far more difficult thereafter to
insist that the coi0red voters on the
south are entitled 20 rights denied 10 the
colored voters of Hawaii and so that the
equality OF right. which is the first of
RIGHTS Is ieopardzed within our own
border and problems which we thought
the civil war had settled are re-opened
TO fresh ana dangerous controversy
The next speaker was Samuel Comp
ers president OF the Federation OF La
Dor. who spoke against expansion.
Mayor =. W. Medium, Of savannah,
presided at this afternoons closing ses-
sion lie expressed himself as an ex-
pansionist and in favor Of the United
states spreading its power and control
over tho Islands recently acquired By
conquest.
After n number OF other addresses
resolutions were unanimously adopted
approving President Mckinley's course
and declaring that the newly-acquired
territory should not be returned TO Spain.
but as soon as they are able 20 govern
themselves should be permitted 10 DO so,
the United states roaming only the
necessary naval stations In the mean
time the United States 10 control the
islands.
The convention adjourned tonight sub
iect to the call OF the chairman.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-21
MILES BACK FROM THE FRONT.
lie is Pleased with the Appearance OF
The Troops in Camp.

PONCE, August 0.-Night.-General
Miles returned 20 his headquarters here
this afternoon. lie was greatly pleased
by the appearance Of the troops at the
front. He witnessed the target practice
bv the soldiers and was present at
flag raising at General Wilson's camp
this morning. which was accompanied
by music and cheers
While at tho front General Miles COM
municared with General Macias regard
Ing the depredations committed between
the lines. General Macias replied couF-
teously and they jointly agreed 10 ap-
prehend the offenders near-their respec-
tivolines. General Macias said the span
ism troops would begin retiring shortly
The commission for Porto Rico will
meet as soon as General Gordon can
reach here. II IS believed that the eN-
listing turmoil will cease upon the eyacu-
alton OF the island by the spanish
Alarming reports Of threatened out
RACES continue TO pour IN, but none Of
them were confirmed to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-21

dina, Fla. arrived with 1ol sick and con-
yalescent soldiers from tho Seventh Army
Corps. Fifty others listed 10 come here
were too far gone 10 risk tho journey
and were left at Fernandina. There was
not a death on the trip. and though some
are very weak II Is believed nearly all
will recover.
Among the patients were the following
members OF the First Florida: Edison
Way william Walton. Edward Gibson.
Samuel Cooley. James +. Hamton. Jas.
w. Mclean, ODE ID. Byrd. Charles Me-
Diary musician), Louis Lenler. Granville
Feveyre, Thomas Mclaughlin, Gillie L.
Pagan James H. Edwards.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-21

IT'S early we know for New Black
Dress Goods but such Dress Goods
bargains are few and FAR between.
and we believe you Will readily buy
them at these price.
Among them will Doe found some Of the
most beautiful ATWOOD and Wool and
SILK Fabrics imported TIE prices are
from 81 per yard up to...........Sl %
4G-inch Black Granite Mohalr Suiting
especially adapted for mourning wear
real value Sl5J yard, for..........S 81 90
46-inch Atwood Fine Black French
Serge and Henrietta Cloth, the usual
69c. grade. f0r...... ................ .ouc.
52-nch Au-W0Ol Wide-Wale Black Di-
agOnal Cloth, made 90 sell at RIDl q
yard, fOr......... .---..---.,.......- DO
3S-Iuch Plain Black MOhair Brilliautlne.
smooth finish. and good Black. The
zoe. grade IOr..-...-.........-.-..-.. "Oc.
3b-inch Atwood Black Surah Serge
good 3aac article, Zoe.
50-inch Al-WOol Ladies' Black Cloth
Suiting real Jet Blacks and fine lin-
ish. the ljc. kind f0r................... ooc.
42-inch Black jacquard Dress Fabrics,
the handsOmest fall novelties on the
market. and richly worth SL9J yard.
Special price,. .-...-......- 90. Tl-"'
46-inch Fine Double Warp Black french
POplln, the best wearing all-wO0l fabric
10 be had and Worath - per yard.
Special price,. ..-.......... ... > %"
Special sale OF Black Figured Mohair
Dress Goods. small and med. um de'
signs. The prices below are all extra
ordinary values:
25c. Black Figured Mohair.......1& lie.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-21

turn when the Spanish evacuate "or the
American army evacuates.' rms now
ever. is a formal expression ana Secretary
Alrer tonight showed that there need be-
mo alarm on that score by his statement
"rhere lis no thought of the Americans
evacuating." All unsettled points IN the
terms Of the surrender viii have to be
finally determined by the President
though there is no doubt that he will APP
prove whatever agreement General Mer-
ritt makes. The terms make no reference
to the harbor and strictly provides for
land occupations. Admiral Dewey how
ever. mas made no report of the terms.
No present difficulties will be experienced
in feeding the 1900 Spanish troops on the
island.
INSURCENT RAIDS.
The reported insurgent raids I'm Cuba
caused considerable comment In ohicial
circles but the view was taken at the
War Department that the raids DID not
Indicate a purpose on the part of the Gu
bans 20 disregard the suspension OF hos
Titles. Il is presumed that the raids
occurred before the Cubans were aware
OF the armistice arranged by the United
States authorities
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-21
Stern 6 Co.'S Stock OF Fine
OXfOrdS.

are selling very quickly: many lots
are broken. but there are all Sizes In
some lots.
Ladies' Black anf Chocolate Oxfords,
I'm six different styles, regular 81 and
fl25 Shoes. all solid leather, good
EtNIf-. ~
Ladies' and Misses Oxfords and San
dals. Chocolate and Black. including
the most stylish shapes, in qualities
varying from $3.50 10 81, B 10 EE
lasts, fOr......... .......,..........'.os
Childrens Tan and Black Sandals. with
bows and buckles. made TO retail for
81 and s.. Is, now 10 be sold for. Boo.
The sale Of Mems Shoes including every
pair OF $3.50. 81 and s. Shoes from our
own stock. metallic calf. patent leath-
or. and all the newest shades Ian
stock. f0r...... ........,.......,,.. .,F-."o
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-21
THREATEN TO RETALIATE.
Porto Ricans Declare for Vengeance
Against Spanish Brutality.

PONCE. PORTO RICO. Aug. le.-(De-
layed IN Transmission.)--A war OF retail
alton against the Spanish residents OF
The island within the American lines Is
threatened. retaliation for the horrible
outrasos committed 10y the Spanish
troops az Ciales. where over eighty per-
sons are said TO have been macheted by
the soldiers. The revolving details OF
the hutchcry OF men and women, the
ravishing of young girls and nameless
mutations have stirred cry for VEN
geance.
Early this morning the natives burn
ed the town OF Gotta. seven miles from
here. The Spanish residents lied.
throughout the surrounding country the
spaniards are terror stricken and are ap-
pealing to the Americans for protection.
The shops kept by Spaniards here,
which were opened after the signing OF
the peace protocol, have been closed
again through fear OF rioters.
To-day's editions OF two papers which
historically demanded venge@rce and the
exclusion OF all Spanish born residents,
nere suppressed by the military authori-
Ties who are doing all In their power To
ally the fears OF the Spanish inbahuaats.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-21
Carpets.

Some great purchases of mill-ends OF
Carpets. in lengths for Rugs and the
clearance OF many pieces or half rolls
OF Carpet will bring special bargains
90 this weeks carpet buyers.
pieces l-yard wide Extra Heavy In
grain Carpets sale ppce...........3 Boo
n pieces AI-W0O 2-ply4Carpets, 1 yard
wide worth &c.. sale price, ....... zoe.
l. rolls Brussels carpets. with borders
TO match, new patterns, worth 81 sale
price, ...s-s-.t ss..s.ttss ssst.sts ''''s
j. rolls Wilton Velvet Carpets. with
borders 90 match. worth SIS TO SLtp;
SAFE price, ..-...+-...-.. .... O.. wv
rolls stair Carpets. worth p 10 SOC;
sale price,. .-.....-'s..... gee .-.si'''
1sj Remnants Ali-W0Ol 2-ply Carpets.
rug lengths. EACH. .;......-..... zoe.
sO0 yards Floor oil Cloth. 40 and Soc.
quality; sale price, per square yard
for..... ...'.'..' $500. -; 20
. rolls i4-yard wide Floor oil Cloth; sale
Uilft..t... sttstsrtt +F..sssfsfsss tssss''N
Fifty Soc. Cocoa Door Mats; sale price
575 Wool smyrna Rugs, with fringe,
worth 65c., sale price................ 2oc.
80 Wool smyrna Rugs. extra heavy
fringe, worth Sll5; sale price.....7oc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-21
BLANCO WILL NOT SURRENDER
He VIII Leave Cuba During the Con.
fereuces of the Commission.

MADRID Aug. 20--lO p. MA Cabi-
-. n-tnister who was interviewed by
renresentative OF the Associated Press
this evening said it was certain that
cantain-ieneral Blanco would not hand
over cuba TO the Americans since he had
evoressod a desire not 10 do so. The
minister pointed cut that the evacuation
80 c,,ba would occupy a long time and
,hat the protocol stipulated no period
FOR the evacuation Of the island, but
onlv that the labors Of the commission
should begin within ten days after the
~ Minister said. could leave Cuba dur
ing the conferences os the commission.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-21
August Furniture Selling.

Old-tlme furniture men said we could
not create demand for Furniture i'm
August. that people would buy when
they wanted DO, and would pay any
profit ~ 80 suited. But we have
knocked an these theories I'm the head
hv selling Furniture like Dry Goods
buying large lots and selling at the
closest Dry Goods profits. JIG YOU care
10 join the money saving ranks, look
at these few items here this week.
Large. CapaclOus. swift elevator taxes
YOU TO third floor.
10-piece Oak Bedroom Suit bed fun
double size. carved head, bureau fun
size. Choval mirror, Wasnstand. tower
rack centre table. rocker and four
chairs for S2109. II YOU don't say
It's worth so you'll not be with the
majority.
5-drawor oak Chiff0nnieres. French
Plate. Bevcl-cdge Mirrors. full size OF
top. an highly polished, sell I'm usual
way for IS TO SO our special price
lS....s. ...... ......-..s.. ss.-'s+'f' - 80
6-foot High oak Han Racks. umbrella
stand neatly carved beVcl-edse
French plate mirror sell i'm usual way
for ST. our special price,. ~. 10
Full Size Double White Iron Bed. best
FURNISHED brass top and foot rail ana
ornaments. These are our patent beds,
with springs complete, put up with
out the use Of screws or 70 hammer,
and springs cannot possibly sWaE.
usual price So our special price WI.
bg......... ...s...s. ...-..sss's.sss 'f' ~"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-21
COMMUNICATION RESTORED.
The Cable Between Hong Kong ana
Manila il Now in WOrkin. order.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 2O-Maj0r-Gen-
eral Merritt has notified the War Depart
ment that the cable from Hong hong TO
Manila is again in operation.
WASHINGTON. Aug. 20.-lhe dispatch
from General Merritt came direct from
Manila. and was received at the War
Department al 1l.l2 l.. NJ. II read as
follows. 800
Manila, Aug 20, 1898.
"Adiutant-General, Washington, ID. c..
Gable now working TO this point
(sianedl MERRITT"
Adjutant-General Corbln Immediately
carried the dispatch TO President Mchln-
lev There was a conference between
them. While nothing was made pubic,
II is believed dispatches were sent direct
from the President 10 both MaiOr-General
Merritt ana Rear Admiral Dewey, proDa-
Div Expressing his qualification at the
nature OF the terms of the capitulation.
TO which the President had given voice
during the evening.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-21
Summer Underwear

lint we came across "a manufacturer
VINO bad large stock threatening
nim 20 carry over. our cash oiler
won the day. Special offerings to-
Tediee' BE. Swiss Ribbed Vests, GRO
chettcd neck and arm-holes.. = '-l''
ladies 12Lc. Wng-SlccVe ana Sleeve
less Swiss Ribbed Vests, taped neck
ana m-holcs...... ......... .....," y - ~
Ladies $3.50 Lace trimmed IuIS 9pull51
sHk Vests. in Black pink. Blue ana
rr..ro .. Observation-Disclosures S'.
Ladies' sgc Pure Lislo Thread vests
chuiren's 5r. Swiss Ribbed Vests; &c.
Mems zoe. Pure Lislc ihrcaH 9h1lto,...
af .... ...... ......t..t. .t.t s'' D.. t'
Af,,fr Zoe French HdlhrIgeau SniftH anu
Drawers, in Pink and hVie pihS'' Xxx. ,,e,,.9
Mems Nc. Balbriseau Shirts ana DI.aM-
ems. all sizes, cacn.......''.'.''''' Nv
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-21
FIRES IN PORTO RICO.
IL Is Thought the Natives are Destroy
ing Property of Spaniards-

PONCE. Aug 20-Morning.-The heav-
ems In The direction Of faucO and Juana
Diaz appeared TO be ablaze last night,
and half a dozen big fires have been re-
ported. but no details nave Deeh tecTNeu:
;rhe fres xere probably the work or
natives engaged in destroying Spanish
property. .,,.-,...-
adjoining General Miles headquarters,
AMI The distIIrbance was quickly quelled.
Colonel Clouse. OF General Miles stan,
dispensing a bowling mob OF Spaniards by
hOurilhing his revolver.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-21
CARNIVAL OF CRIME.
\ Bloody Chapter in the Annals OF the
state of Arkansas.

LITTLE ROCK, ARK, Aug. 0-The
carnival Of crime inaugurated IN Arkan-
sas several weeks ago continues without
abatement. Al ParagOuld. Henry J..
Bramlet was asleep in his bed when an
unknown assassin crept up 20 his window
and shot him. killing him instantly
There IS no clue.
A cutting ARRAY in which two prominent
farmers figures, is reported from Carroll
county. r. c. Marsey accused neighbor
named Philips of making derogatory re
marks concerning him. Tho men fought
with knives and Philips was fatally
stabbed.
The decomposed body OF 4 well dressed
man was found near B.ackviIe In Con-
way county. The head was severed from
the body. The body is unidentified and
there Is no clue TO the murderers.
Alvin Smith, a young farmer was
found near Mount Pleasant suffering
from a fractured skull and died without
gaining consciousness.
At Harrisburg two negroes fought over
a woman and one Is dead and the other
injured.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-21
<L25 and $50 Mems Shirts
now 60C.

xvo never do things Day halves. ana ihe
'h,iancn off stock of Men % nesilete
ebirfs WIN bc soit this week. 20,
,1n,oncine tomorrow. yod can, pc"
nom sl25. $3.50 and 81 Nesnsee 'l' DC
49,. l{sll prlalo Working shirts, luh
eS. in1hes long. yoke back ana coil'I-
band. pearl ""-''''' 2Dc
foi ..',,-,.- ..' g-n1auudrred shirts. war
h.. -,,re unon bosom and Nam-
I I..,t' r1usiin. patent ucck-hand ana
- continuous facInes. every ~.
..,,.rf off I'd 81 shirt. for. $3.50 ;, owe
Mems Au-Lmen HemasnicR1eoq1 1 li@,i'Hi'o' Zoe.
chiefs pam o' III lie.
value f0r......- '''''''''
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-21
At Chick aInauga.

CHICKAMAUGA MILITARY PARK,
Aug. Standardization Sanger COM
handing the Third Division OF the FIRST
Corps will move his headquarters from
Camp Thomas 10 Lexington. KY, to-
morrow.
Brigadier General Mckee, commanding
the Second Division OF the First Corps,
issued orders TO the regiments OF his Oh
vision to-day to proceed 10 Knoxville.
This division will go out as rapidly as
transportation can be provided.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-21

Captain Evans. the provost marshall
with two companies Of the Nineteenth
Infantry at his command, has doubled tne
provost guard, but the military have DIM
Guilty I'm preventing individual cases OF
persecution.
The natives who are fomentlng the
trouble are OF the lower class ana many
81 Thorn are criminals. over twenty-five
OF the ring leaders I'm the disturbances
have been arrested
The report that the Concho arrived here
Yesterday was an error.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-21
BISMARCK'S WILL.
His Estate is Valued at Eight Million
Narks-Disposition Of His Fortune

BERLIN. Aug. IA Dantzic paper
publishes an outline Of Prince Bismarck
will. The paper asserts tnat the estate
amounts 10 10000 marks, although It
was sworn al 100000 marks. Count VIII
liam Bismarck mherits the Pomeranian
estate, with the exception Of Khelri'41
which Prince Herbert Bismarck sets
Prince Herbert also receives the valuaoies
DEPOSITED in the Bleichroders l'dnS. es'i-
mated at one million marks, Tor Vhieh
he paws Count william 10000 marzs
Countess; Won Rantzau receives $4,000
marks. and each of Count Willipns
three daughters gets 10000 marks.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-21
Shaftcr,s Sanitary Report.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 0.-The War
Department tonight received the follow
ing sanitary report from General Shat
ter:
Sanitary rport for August 2o-Total
sick, / III: total number fever cases, ~.
new fever cases, 81; number fever cases
returned TO duty, IFS. Three deaths were
reported.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-21

stin retaining his offices. Blanco's at
utude was pacific one.
THE same member OF the Cabinet said
that the meeting Of the Cortes was not
discussed al the Council to-day, but
that the members were agreed regarding
the question. The work Of the Peace
Commission. be asserted, would not COM
mence until after the closing Of the
chambers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-21
Sheets and Pillow Cases.

Torn. not cut VIII not pucker Made,
Numbered and ready FOR use. al me
casually cost of material alone. Mail
orders for summer hotels VIII DE fiIed
promptly for any amount receiver.
This week we had am order from a
summer hotel for 500 sheets.
Extra Large sIzo Icmsutchcd Pillow
eases, l9c. value eacn..............ioc
Full ei2o Tulow-Casee not made cross
wise. Ife value. for............i ~ lie.
2MyZ4 BlcIchcd Sheets, ylc. value cach
iOr....s. ...s..... .--+-....sts ssststt' s""''
Dwight Anchor Biclched Sheets, the
best fabric made, tvc NuLe, each
for...... ...... observation-disclosures. ""c-
Pinow-Cas 20 match. each.........i0c.
sllk-Embroidered Hemstitchcd Wool.
FLANNEL. for childrcnS ana la1lea
skirts. - different patterns 10 select
from. every yard worth % TO Doc. y 4Ipf
special price, yard...................3 Sc.
Yard-Wide white Wool Ilannel, 59c.
value; special price. yard..........- zoe.
Lily White Long-Cloth and Cambria.
better than English or IOnsdale, lZLc
value, yard ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Andr0sc0rgin Wide Bleached Cot
ton every piece branded; 1900 yards
90 Doe sold. yard fOr............s...-...1c
Wamsutta Yard-Wide Bleached Jeans
l1c. value, u.....-.....-.-.- .i"'.
Soft. Fine, DnDeacued COTTON lpL Per
yard. ..... .......... ...-t..-.......i sc.
Bloachcd Canton FLANNEL. soft and
fleocy &c. value, for, yard..",.,...2c
Plaid Outing Cloths. for children $
dresses and ladies' wrappers, 6 Lie
value, yard fOr....................1 lie
Apron Checked Ginghams, 40 be sold
yard f0r... ...................... Csc.
Yard-Wlde percale. Merrimack bran0,
Zoe. quality, yard fOr...........-.1 f-Sc.
Every Yard Light Sca-island Percale
yard-Wide. new STYLE such as piaids
stripe, checks and small figures, were
12ilc. yard. special price per YARD
IOr.......ss .s...s sst.tsstts.ts.. eco '~''f
The Best Idght Shifting Calico, small
neat patterns, 5c. quality per LaId
fnr...... ..+.t. -..st.t. ... DO ....' o., -
12bc. Quality Blcached Duck suiuns,
every yard perfect. special price per
Nfru....s. .t..s. .stttt.tttt tt-tsts' 800
Tssf.Eiack S8tino. zoe. value, per yard
fOr......... ...... .......'..'.'''.'''''''"
Tho inventory sale almost sold us out
80
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-21
A Big Chicago Fire.

CHICAGO, August 20-The Northwest
ern Terminal Elevator az Market street
and the Chicago river. was destroyed by
fire tonight. entailing a total loss Of
$780, CO. OF this amount $1,000 fell upon
the Chicago and Northwestern hallway
Company. whose freight yards are Gloss
To the elevator. The balance OF the losa
falls upon the elevator company. which
owned the grain which Was within the
building
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-21
Small Wares.

q IT.
Nutmeg Graters. Mustard Spoons. Stove
Iifters Carpet Tacks. Tea Strainers.
Hygiene Washing Powder, Tumblers.
AT &c.
Large Coffee Slraincrs. Iron Stands.
Match Boxes. Egg Beaters., Cooking
Forks, Clothes Racks. Key Rings.
Machine oilers. Enamel Stove Black
ing.
AT Be.
Chopping Knives Candlesticks. Screw
drivers, Can Openers, Rolling Pins.
Clothes Lines. Wooden Salt Boxes,
Drinking Mugs. Hand Silexo Soap.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-21
ChinaWare.

2-quart Decorated China MIX Pitchers,
at....... ......... ................,....ioc
English Porcelain Decorated Soup Din
ner. and Breakfast Plates, your
Cnolcc. .s.s.......... t................-fc.
Soup Tu.sens. TO match the above. .tOc.
japanese cups and Saucers, finely dec
japanese Tea Pots with strainers, Ice.
Doutton China Salad Bowls. usually sell
for Soc, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Zoc.
Large Size Jardinieres.
special. ................. .............foc.
individual French China Decorated But
ter Dishes, usually 15c. dozen. al. .toc.
Berry or Ice-Cream Saucers. French
China, nicely decorated, with gold
edges, each....,. ...... .......-.......ic.
Individual Creams and Sugars
dt...... 900. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Fancy Plates. I'm French and German
China usually 20 TO 39c, at........ i3c.
Opal Decorated Pin Trays, with gilt
edges, at......... ........-.......s....-H
French China Decorated Butter Dishes,
with cover and strainer were Nc.,
at...... ...... ............t-..,........"o Que.
Decorated English China cups and sau-
GERS. with gold edge, fOr.............3 sc.
White Porcelain Teacups and Saucers,
pdlr...... ......... -,-..-.....-..'..'''sf' '
White Porcelain Breakfast. DinAer ana
Tea Plates, choice tor.............-..1c .
Large White Soup Bowls, usually S,e.,
0t....... .....s... .....t.s.-.sfs+ SUI
White Porcelain Pitchers and Bowls
edNu Tor. .s....ss....sss..ss.sssss -'S'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-21
IL - no weeks' sellIng oI
Thin White Dress Goods

This necessitatcd bringing forward all
duplicate stock These We now have
ready.
10 pieces Sheer 4O-inch Lawn, instead
or Sc. -........ ....-....s. sssssf '-''N'
case Fun-Yard Wide White Cambria,
at......... ....-....... .......'.'.'.f '-H''
40-inch Apron Lawn, with satin border,
at......... ....... ....+.....-ss..t.- - OF.
j. pieces Very Sheer Persian Muls, now
at......... ........s... ..s..s.t .sssi~ -
2-vard Wide French Organdie, real .lc.
value .................- .-..-..'.'.s-' ~
60 pieces Long Cloth, real nice qually'
piece of u yards. .............. p.'''
500 wards Lace and Plaid Organizes,
been selling for 12Ac...-........o 1-Sc.
300 yards Extra Heavy Corded zoe. n
Ques...... ...... ...............t- ..-'''
200 yards Corded Piques, worth j. re-.
at....... 90. ..................H BE.
4O-inch India Linen. the lie. guah.y'
0f...... ...... ....-..-s+ssst 't'+''" -
80 yards Colored Lurtnes. real -
quality. .......', ,,:...-''...... 8, = ~
piece Fleece Backed Pique. worth .i.c'
at......... ..-.....ss.' '.tt'- -. O. 80
piece Fleece Backed Pique' .tne, &c
kind. fOr....-... ....'.s'....'',, 80. -
100 wards Dotted Swiss, small ana lanse
dots. the 25c knd..............l- l--c
400 wards Seeded Dotted Swiss. ne kina
that YOU pay soc or..........". -
LIZARD wide Real Linen Lawns me &C. 49,.
kind ......... ...s.....sss.'' '''''''''