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ou,.,,o, RUGS and Carpets.

Monday and Tuesday Will be pig par
gain days Look al the astonishing hsures'
Turkish Rugs. worth SIS Tor Sio; 30 LOT
IA: SIS ones for So; 500 ones Tor sco'
remember this sale will be only LOT lhe
above days, at the store OF lVVi east Maiii'
nv Michaelian Brothers.
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How to Save Money.

II YOU want to give q handsome pres
emf for a Christmas Gift that VIII not
cost YOU much, 80 and have one or NOSE
beautiful Pastels that Campbell Is II <
ing with his new STAFF OF artists. on
will get fac work at lower prices IMAM
has ever been made in this city.
C. 0. CAMPBELL
No 800 east Broad street
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The KecIey Cure.

."1,runkenness Is d disease. not vice,
- Eve efficacy OF the Kelley Treatment
anu sttecd 10 bg thousands of men ano
IS oen who stand as living witnesses
" hehalf OF yourself or friend. address
NJ cali In confidence, -
THE KELLEY INSTITUTE
1912 east Marshall street.
-, ,rbo 40 1901.
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uaat-RaII Surprise.

CINCINNATI. November s6.-Cinc'hn ,sa
c Sm'r of the New England League sae
to-day defeating Dartmouth by a ao seor re
80 ~ 10 ~. All the scoring was done IN
the first half.
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New Pho
rho old Dominion Gallery.

We are having a rush Of trade. Come
at once. and have your Pastels' Crayohs
and Bromides made. The Old Dominion,
Gallery is always first. No. Ill east Broad
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DECEMBER

Harper. Scribner. Frank Leslie, Puri'
tan strand. Black Cat. 81. Nicholas. L.
dies Home Journal, Argosy, Pall-Msil'
A'nslie
REIJ, BOOK & STATIONERY co.
No. rs east Main street,
Richmond Va
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Cbase Bros Pianos.

To cash buyers for the next ten Gays
49, u,,Il give the benefit Of our regular
manufacturers discount
''''' CHASE BROS. PIANO co.
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r.. Old Dominion Gallery

&c. Webster & Co.. has created quI,e
sensa ton amongst the people ol iueu
mond with It's up-to-date carpDn Suu
de ,iruu work. Call and have your pho
tosrsnhs taken by our New York operator
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Three Carloads

&c what we have received in thirty days
So we must be interesting lots Of people
somehow. It's prices on Pianos. Cali Of
write US this week.
CHASE BROS. PIANO CO.,
4i9 east Broad street.
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ANOTHER NOTEWORTHY OCCASION THIS WEEK:
Magnfcent Values in Suits, Goats, CapeS, and FurS,
THE FOREMOST FEATURE OF The YEAR.
CoLoRED PETTICoATs.

The lively selling In this department. ~
a proof OF superior quality ana low prices.
our assortment consists OF all the new
ideas. executed In Sateen, Italian Cloth'
Moreen. and Nearsilk. For exampie;
$50 LADIES UNDERSklRIS, OF soou-
cnalltv fast -black sateen. made with deep
dounce finished with ane CORDS 7oC.
at bottom; our price,. ....:..'.
Extra Value SKIRTS. With deep dou'
bic RULES and six cords az OSC.
Handsome MOREEN SKIRTS. In newest
shades beautifully made, with uouole
founce, p,ped with velvet; our g SD
priCe ............ .....s..ss.
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Oriental Rugs.

The best goods not AniIine dyes; the
Ia, gest assortment. For this week sac
n discount of 20 per cent. on our already
low prices. ..,e, 20
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ralI meeting Deep-Run Hunt Club
rrbree steeplechases and three fiat races
saturday, December Sd First race a
30 Admission. 60 cents.
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FOR ONE DOLLAR

we sell Real French Kid and Mocha
GLOVES, In all the newest ana latest
shades-Blacks and Whites-with Self or
BLACK stitching on back. with the new
patent clasp or Foster lace fastening,
Gloves that we fully guarantees ana Ut
to the hand by our experienced 81 M
glove-fitters, for ...................... 80
Misses Finest French kid DRESS
GLOVES. in all shades, and sell every
where at 81, are fitted to the TSc
hand here at ........... ....:........'.
Ladies' Cashmere GLOVES, DC
feeced-lned. are sold here for.
Ladies' Worsted MITTENS are lNC
here at .......... ............. 49, -, D.,
Childrens Silk MITTFNS at 25c.; emit
dren's Worsted MITTENS at l0c. and up
Children's Knitted MlTTENS, SC
all colors. at 49,. .......,.'
Children's Knit LEGGINS, In DC.
White and Black, at ..............
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Mr.. f. ID. Pendleion, who was formerly
vIth ThaIhimer Brothers, has returned
and VIII be pleased to see bis many
friends.
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rox.at WhnIeraIe.

The Meyer store is ready to sell mer
chants. church committees ana othe''
re- e. Quantities at wholesale prices
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-27

Mrs. w. G. Root. late OF the Jenerson'
can DO found at the od DOMINION uai
Ierv. No. Ill east Broad street.
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Oriental Rugs. the kind that DO NOT Iaoe
mr. turn dim. Temple. Pembertoh, Soroes
q. Co. are offering the best sfsoss VI
these goods at discount Oh :" WI Se"''
their already low prices.
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p,cbmonders I'm New York.

NEW YORK. November 26.-(Speelail !
C. A. Walker, Waldorf; MISS I. . Naihei ;
Murray nm: II. G.. Peyton. Sturtevant.
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RARE PICTURES

d. w t-4AlFtf'
o-s large lot Of Real Oil-Paintings'
..... .... rare IN the lot, and thousands
'...-.- valuable works Of art in the col
paintings. I'm gold-burnished
r''rte8 by some Of the best
.... IN america, from s. to 500 e9ch.
r. Uater-CUlOr Pictures. IN = 10
e0.d-burnished frames 4oA-V'
Proof Etchings, in oak, forest
. and goid frames, loN-V Ior
f. subjects. in oak frames, lsX2o'
81. -.res. Chromoes. Autographs IN
u. enamel frames, eXl0, Tor &c
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ruarE EXTRA GOOD VALUES
m cExTLEMEN's UNDERWEAR

Gentlemen's White Australian w 70,
shirts and Drawers, fine. warm aho so'e'
n regular SIS value, at u. wal,
Gentlemen's Natural Australian Moo'
shirts and Drawers. Surely non s,,,v al
ing garment, the usual si0" auA'''
GentIemen's Non-shrinking seotca
wool shirts and Drawers, WHITE ana
Natural. regular e value. special a'
n "a
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SPECIAL
THREE SPECIALS IN
CHLpRENs UNDERWEAR.

chudren's Cray Cotton, Fleeee-Lln ,,l
vssts pants. and Drawers, heavy winter
weight he 81 lie quality speciai al NC
chndrens Non-shrinking Aus'ra ,lntn
Wool Vests. Pants, and Drawers hioe''
made garment, soft and warm
vests in sizes q, a, %. Is 49, ana o.
nsns'sra IN sizes o. %, %, 30, and ~.
regular 75c. value. special. all Sizes
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BLACK CHEvIOr SUITS. 81.

BLACK CHEvIOT SUITS. 50.
This seasons most fashionable BLACh
CHEVIOT SUITS, strictly tallor-made,
perfect fitting. new hy-tfont jacket sklrlS
percaline lined and velvet bound, TO go
at the astounding figure 81 90
% DOUBLE = BREASTED IMPORTED
COVERT CLOTH SUITS. in the new
Dewey-Blue. coats silk lined, skirt best
percaiine lined, new dart sleeves, the
SWEETEST so value sold this sea- SS. so
son, to go now at.................. c-r,-e,
Superb $l5 COVERT CLOTH SUITS,
tailored with the latest new nounce sSlit'
Jackets are tight hitting, fly-front, or dou-
BILE breasted, and silk lined; all are eAcep-
tionally grand values at SO; SV. WD
your pick tomorrow OF any Tor. 49,,
Black and Blue CHEViOT sCIlo' en-
tire suit handsomely braided, new d0u-
bic breasted and tight-htting Jackets TX
lined skirt made with the new
spanish nounce' this weekS2O.OO
0'i AK To- see our Sl5. $3.50, and 81 SUITS.
They are fully 20 per cent. to 50 per cent,
lower than their equal qualities lelch
elsewhere.
sTUPENDOUs ToP-COAT SALE.
A continuation of irrefutnbiy the
| most remarkable Coat sale In the
| history of our store. Between I'D
and 100 of the most benutii"i
Jackets and Coats possible to pro-
/ cnre will so on safe, ut PRICES t"h'
will he exceedingly low two months
| hence.
We expect enormous crowds of eager
buyers here tomorrow. Be sure you're
ois RfACK KERsEY JACKETS, double
breasted front, latest cut half 81 3S
! silk lined; tomorrow. ..........:. =
Finest-Quality BOUCLE JACKETS, new
| round front. double stitched back, and
half-silk lined. Have you ever q I 0S
! heard the equal. ~ o,,tr
Handsome Tan COVERT CLO IL
JACKETS, finest tailored, new 1s n
sleeves; would be good values g. 90
at H95; Mondays price :..::.;.. ~, lIr,rI
! FULL, SII.K-LINED COVERT-CLOIh
JACKETS. all 1855 SWEETEST styles, TO
be sold Monday, or as long as So 81
they last, for ........... 49,. 49, .,
IL Ctn you can take your cholce 20. 0I
Al UiO this seasons SWELLbol
Jackets made OF all-wool kerseys ~
Tans Blues. and Blacks. all are peItecI
man-tailored coats and Jackets, and III eu
with finest taffeta silks, and worth up %
SIS. Remember, your choice $40. 90
y ladies' li,ft Golf Capes; special $40. 90
offerings tomorrow at 500 anu
JUST RECEIVED.
eoo r1ard-Nada KNIT SACQUES coloreo
horders. regular soc. grade: entlre ZOC,
I iot 90 on sale tomorrow at.......'
KID GLOVE LEADERSHIP.
No retail store In America enjoys sucl
a5,optapas in the matter or securing an
/ selling the greatest KID-GLONE Nalue
as does this store.
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|KAUFMANN & co.
% !: s., Discount. '. or
TRIMMED r1ILLINERY y!

OF
on a
cId Trimmed iat-Ns
anu s'
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v,NTER UNDERWEAR,

WINTER UNDERWEAR,
the best foreign and domestic makes; the
dependable kinds. that give the greatest
satisfaction in regard to both WASH ana
wear. The lowness OF the prices VIII
also prove very interesting for you.
Ladies' Merino Wool Ribbed Nests;
nicely made and finished, the usual 81
quality. s5e. , W.,
ladies' Swiss Ribbed Merino WOOL
vests in low and snort sleeves or hls 81
neck and long or short sleeves 81 Si'|''
and $50. w.t..
Ladies' Silk and wool Swiss Hooed
vests 81. SIS. and $50.
Ladies' Swiss Ribbed Merino WOO COM a.
nination Suits, White ana natural - anu
- ~. ,,.....or.
LADIES' Ribbed Nerino Wool Drawers
white and Natural. 81.
LADIES' on-Shrinking Merlno vests ;, ana ao
pants. extra values, 75c., 81, N'Zo' ana Wv
SPECIAL.
ladies, Non-Shrinking Merfno Wool
vests and Pants. American Hosiery Com
pany's make
vests in sizes 25 2S. 81. IS. ana 70
pants In sizes 26 80 81. &C. and Us
The usual $50 quality. special al "c'
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CHAIRS AND DECORATIVE FUhNi-
III n u.

M
r.r.., oyslitv oak or Mahogany Art
Rockers regularly sold at g., 10 Hi@Ao
Room ion holiday goods, $50 each'
oak .r Mahogany Rockers. spring seat
Velour uunCIstered. for go eaGh'
Fin. Rattan Arm Rockers, 81 each.
Quarters wed oak Cane-Seat DIii'le
Chairs usually 81, toI o5ci eaaCo n.
India Stools, 81; Bamboo laoou''''0''
S.8o ine-FMod Screens, 5 feet lnches
I.a White enamelled, oak, or ma
l.-any $l.5 each.
Medicine Chest. $loO. oF
Bracket FlOwer-Pot STANDS mace VI
r rter oak, SOC. each.
Conner Wardrobes. N.So each.
--. ing Trees, Toe. each.
WOODENWARE.
Es-ric Welded-Hoop Wash Tubs 75c'
p, III zinc Wash Boards. 1Oc. each.
L-ee Pastry Boards Z0c.
M.r Sticks, lOc. --
Folding Sewing-Tables, ioc' a.
Wr ow Cleaning Brushes, lOc.
S..-..xes &c. each. ~
PROM DO TO II O'CLOCk- .,,.,.
4>r.g CARPET BrOOms, extra qudH'y'
0r,NING PREPARATIONS.
Magic Polish. all the best Metal Folsh'
Jae carpet RenOvatOr. i5c. a cake OF
Snow F,y or Gold Dust Washing Pow
d.rs large packages. 2 for oc'
Ilror Pride Stove Enamel. lOc'
S.0u-Piue Enamel IS and 2oc can
Circus Soap 8 bars for DC.
Boot Jack Soap, large bars, &C. cane
Ironing Wax, 1c.
Electric Paste Stove Polish, &c.
PROM N TO Y O'CLOCK
Large lOc cans Of GRADUATED Lye ioi
e. box.
GLASSWARE.
Large Salad or Fruit Bowls. JOG. each'
Wine or Whiskey Decanters, loo. edch
tHt-patteru Water Bottles, 2oc. each'
Hotel Goblets. &c each. 49,
Crt-Pattern Sugar Dish and cream
lfchcr l0c a set.
Faf-Gall0n Tankards. l0c
'.f-Paftern Jelly or Frozen-fuhCh
Glasses sc dozen.
f0t Jelly Stands. &c. each.
NO Saucers, lc each.
FROM TO 1890 O'CLOCK
~ dozen Bohemian Blown Bandeo
Iumblers 21-2c. each.
FROM 1890 TO II 80 O'CLOCK
Extra Quality Flint Tumblers, lc each
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SILK PETTIC0ATS.
NOVEMBER UNDERWEAR SALE.

SILK PETTICOATS of changeable tar
feta silk, richest colorings. deep ~. SU
ruffie, and corded bottom........
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CLEARING SALE OF WOOD AND
GAS HEATERS.

-1 Make ROOM FOR HOLIDAY
GOODS
g. G-s-E- diators and Wood-Heaters'
ADDS. and Wood-Heaters, N:@. .or
" Heaters, that were $L'o' ioT
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NOVEMBER UNDERWEAR SALE.
Gigantic sale Of woNlENs AND chill
DREN'S HlGH-GRADE UNDERWEAR.
Prices made for quick selling.
Ladies' UNION SUITS. extra-fns
grade, perfect hitting. at HSS Csc.
and ;'i anil: tw;o.ibIris usual value.
Ladies' SILK AND WOOL MIXED
RIBBED VESTS. AFFORD cut, reau res
no gusset; our special price ST 90
N" ladies' les SILK: sTiTcHED ELASTIC
SLAM VESTS Norfolk and New Brune-
wick made. non-shrinkable, high neck,
long sleeves. extrs-nne grade soc.
s'i Ladies FASHIONED RIBBED VESTS.
fseced lined, silk-taPe neck with Csc.
cbiid re ,, Union sUiirs, extra quality,
warm and comforts BILE. perfection 4GC.
In TT and finish. per suit.....,....'.'
INFANTS CLoAKs AND CARS.
Three Phenomenal values.
Chlldren's SHORT CLOAKS, OF Fine
Bedford Cord, made with douole-pointed
yoke, trimmed in SILK, soutache braid,
fancy satin ribbons and en- 81 90
broldery full Ts5 values, for. $3.50
All-WooT CREPON CLOAKS. round
yoke effect, elaborotely trimmed WI
fancy silk braid and ribbons. cape ed yed
with wide open-work en- S6.75
Infants Long Cream CASHMERE
CLOAKS. with deep embroidered 9RC.
collar, at only .......''''''''''''''''''
SILK CAPS.
eco Chlldren's Colored Bengaine SILK
CAPS. with full Inner ruche and DC
pompon. for ................ ....:..'':' -
Children's Large CAPS. made OF Boucle
and plain cloth. made with ruitc ano rhil
inner ruche. worth I5c. our price, ENC
as long as they last ................. = =
Colored Tanie SILK CAPS. with wide
skirt trimmings, edged around 7TC
face with fur: price. ............ ......, -.
Infants White Embroidered SIX ca %.
with single ruche and pompon Of 2SC.
net and lace, at ......................
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euANfTE IRONWARE.

Imported Conee-Pots and Iea-h - q 55
t..t ccst % import up"arus u Si'-''
gu. ..- each. ,.oos
us.sr. cray Dish-Pans, ESQ., instead
CIV uust-Pans &c. each.
Cay Cus.ad0res, &c. each. - n.
le.ar Gray Coffee or Tea-Pots' So'
st--E..-s &C.. Soap-Dishes. &c; Bast-
rg-s.Oons and Cake-Turners, &C.
Ll.se Lilner-POts. 40c.
sl.agt SaGcepans, lJc. e.o,,,,,,e,-
t-t.aI L.ptd Saucepans or stewing-
..----- La.
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..,.,r,lion Of The Cohen Co.'s Ad'
THE COHEN Co

..,,et.H Holders, 25c. each.
gu, Mustard Jars, Ssc'
Guy t',e Bowls, $50.
90, D.s Naples. Soc. IN.
CutN,',, or Bonbon Dishes win
o.. ,e Tor 81 each. ..,,,,. d,
t"'f tro most cheeftu' COMPANIONS '''
'- tor,e at evenings is
y.sr '' LAMP.
...r thcre is new and successful
Wa'.,' ms sure to be in Cohens' Lamp
o.. ''.' an sale. The many mover et-
almost awe-inspiring.
,.s -. decorated Lamps, complete
Iav 10 and duplex burners, lot "
U'' ..rrt Gas LAghts Tor sc.
l. CHINA Lamps Win TI'nSeSS
It.r.e .or Nlt', CoI"p'S,es ,,,,ho Cor
.t.-s Pattern Lamp anu N4''' i''
S. ,tc-Sratcd Lamps and Globes,
E..l 'I.n crown. removable OH pot
ra h-s draft burners, Tor wv.
N,.r pink. ana Green lamp
4t solid coiors, ioi q go al,
peso cold Plated SxS-inch onyx
50. s',.or Tables. Florent'ne oes'sh
.e' Library Lamps. fun prismed'
me- Rrass Banquet Lamps, with Win
|Iaa NliN Nt''f
t I'D. sI-s. should be 80.
I,-,,,,.>,S DoLL KINGDOM
'",''''5l- BEAUTIFUL THAN THE
rN.Y GoDMorhER MADE
wen CINDERELLA.
-..rs has made Cohen's Baby
S Interesting this year
-'. 49,. P.aest Quality Jonted Dolls,
. curly hair, with suk-eu-
.f night-shirts, from sS'oO 10
body Dolls at TO- Is. %. 80, be-
Uf N- I'm bodies, and the largest,
and best proporuoned Doiis
polls and Toys and Balls from
u g. dressed 5es.. JOinted Kickups, &c.
French Bisque Kickups' with
4. hair. Tor Zoe. each. oous
'. STYLES of Dressed Dolis,
E.-..ns II those which took the
awards at Madison square
bon show. from SOC. TO -
TOYS.
,.ts-P,ated Trains. with engine; Ten en-
' ..t-ear. and passenger COACH 4Oi
aiming Toys. &c.
XIII. Ea-.nes. 81. 80 -
r-..- I.c TO $50 each. o.
,..s, and best Iron Toys at &c
~. .Wu such as CABS, Lnglhes
is ai LADDERS. Hose Reels' etc
-.. .I. 90 $16O each.
- --- 20 s. each.
Rocking Horses, SOC.
Chests S.. 10 $3.50 each.
IT,. sets. lc TO s. each,
r-a.are. Sc. a set and upwards
and a b c Blocks, &c ana up
p-.4ls NOT IN YEARS AGAAN
WILL SUCH a COLLECTION OF
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No retail store In America enjoys suu ,d
advantaees in the matter Of securing anu
selling the greatest K1D-GLONh VALUES
az does this store.
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TINWARE.

Il. Coal Scu,ues. that were % ana ooC,,
rtl and without hoods, 10 make IoOiH
.r holiday goods, lOc. cnoice. oras
.ratai Coal Vases, 81 and upwards
sound sugar Canlsters, &c. ozo
nuld FJor-Iubs, &C. instead u 49,. -.
.-T.ne Eeg-Beatcrs, lOc.' DoNei
Ere-Ecaters. &c.. Lawn Tennis, ic' a.,
G5 OH-Caus. l-gallon size, with TN
...ers. &c.. instead Of 25c.
C.. M1u.ds. Sc. s.
...s.--. sters. l5c. and upwards
a.. ll--IIates, lc. each.
jim HaM-I9Icrs, lac -, t,a,,ora
Genuine Copper Bottom Wash-boAeiS'
extra heavy. i5c. each. 49, c,,t.ors
q r. Hunter Rotary Flour-Si1ters'
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Gigantic sale OF woMEN's AND chill
DREN'S HlGH-GRADE UNDhRWLAh.
Prices made FOR quick selling.
Ladies' UNION SUITS. extra-hne
grade perfect hitting. at N@ QSC.
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made to our special order. OF carefully
selected material, nicely made full Sizes
Three qualities Of
English Outing. $l.25 suit.
English oxford. s. suit.
scotch Flannel. $3.50 suit.
ORIENTAL RUGS.
Have you examined our stock or these
curios? No house south of New YORK
has ever shown collection as complete
as ours. Our collection comprises ali
sizes from the smallest door size dsxS5
inches) TO the largest carpet size Cxo
yards). These must be closed out 20 make
room for holiday goods now arriving.
For mis- weeks sale we offer a discount
OF % per cent. 20 our already low prices.
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At $40

Tans. Blues. and Blacks; all are perfect
man-tailored coats and Jackets and MED
with finest taffeta silks. and worm up 70
SIS. Remember, your choice Sill. 90
ladies' adj Golf Capes; special $40. 90
ofTeriugs tomorrow al $50 and.
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JUST RECEIVED
t<ID GLOVE LEADEHsHfF'

600 Handmade KNIT SACQUkS' e9iore'
iot 90 on sale tomorrow at........
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We
/ POSSIBLE PRICES
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-12-14
Kauai EuuaoenlSnt.

Announcement is made of the en-
gagement of x. W. Kinney, a prosper
Gus young coffee planter at Haena near
Hanalei, with Miss Lehman Kanewanui,
a sister of David Kanewanui of the Au-
ditor-Generals Office. The brides par
ents are old residents Of Hanalei,
where the father is an attorney. Kin
ney is the bright Hawaiian who led
the Government forces into Kalalau
valley some years ago, in search OF
Jack" Koolau and has cultivated the
fertile valleys of Napali between Kala-
lau and Haena and this seasons out
put will be about forty bags of coffee.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-12-14
He is also assistant sugar boiler a
kilauea plantation.
TRAINS FOR TROOPS.
transportation by Land for the
New York Boys.

SAN FRANCISCO, Novenbe 30
Bids from the various railroad compa-
MES for transporting the New York
Volunteers to the East when they ar
rive here from Honolulu will be opened
this morning at IL o'clock in the Unit
ed States Quartermaster's Department,
and the awards will be made immedi-
ately. The bids call for the moving of
1870 men and 46 officers, the former to
be provided with tourist sleepers and
the latter with standard cars. The
troops will reach here in three detach-
men'ts, the first coming on the Austria
liza, consisting of 500 men, and schedul-
ed to arrive Tuesday, December 6. The
Immediate movement of the troops
across the continent will depend on
their physical condition 1t is possible
that General Merriam will keep them
here for a 44ttle while They may wait
until the arrival of the transport Scan
dia, which will bring the last of the
New York Volunteers.
The bids of the roads cover trans
portation over the lines of the terri
tory which they control. The Central
will carry the soldiers to Ogden from
Sacramento, and the company will re-
ceive a credit from the Government
for the service. The Southern Pacific
will receive cash for moving them to
Sacramento. This will amount to
about S19S per man.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-12-14
DREYFUS DIALOGUE.
A Most Remarkable Interview Between
Two Conspirators.
New York Herdld)

A Most Remarka BILE Interview Between
Two Conspirators.
New York Herald).
How honest Frenchmen can endure
the infamy that steams up whenever
the lid of the Dreyfus case is raised is
a mystery. Consider the passage of
Colonel Picquart's interview with Cen
eral Gomez
Picquart-With the proof in my
hands have established the innocence
of Dreyfus.
Gonze-What is it to you if Dreyfus
in on Devils Island?
Picquart-But, he is innocent.
GonZe-You may know MERCER lex
minister Of wary and Saussier (ex-mili-
tary governor of Paris) are mixed up
in this affair." Do you wish to compro-
mise them?
The noble general didn't care shucks
about the innocence of the prisoner.
What concerned him was the honor"
of MERCER and Saussier. 1t is to be
hoped that the court of cessation can
find some way to protect also the honor
of the country.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-12-14
Ghildren'S Photos

Are the hardest OF all to make well
until you become accustomed to the
task. Mothers tell us we are at our
best when making photos Of the little
ones. Our quaint, unique poses-faith-
Nll likenesses- dainty style OF fin
.shing photos find favor in every
mothers eyes.
Preserve baby's pretty face In one OF
Williams photos.