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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1898-09-08

DR.. J. S. CARLSON, of St. Peter,
whom many Warren people will re-
member from the able speech he made
here in the campaign two years ago,
has been nominated for state senator
by the republicans of Nicollet county
With such men as DR.. Carlson and
our own Judge Grindeland in the
next state senate that body will not
be lacking in ability.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1898-09-08
Sixty-One Years Married.

Mr.. and Mrs. Horatio N. Davis,
parents of .. S. Senator G.. X. Davis,
celebrated on August % the 6lst
anniversary Of their marriage. This
is such an unusual event as to be de-
serving Of special notice, and proves
also that our northwestern climate
in which they have lived all these
years is not SO bad after all. Mr..
Davis is almost 81 and Mrs. Davis
50, and they are very gay and chip
per still.-Bede's Budget.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1898-09-08

The twelfth and fourteenth Mime
sofa regiments have been ordered to
st. Paul to be mustered out. The
Warren boys are in the fourteenth
and may soon be expected home.
The fifteenth regiment in camp at
TT. Smelling has been ordered to
Pennsylvania and may be sent to
Cuba or Porto Rico.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1898-09-08

By the way farmers and all have
turned out to the republican conven-
tons this year, no matter what kind
of weather, argues we'll for the repub-
lican party this fall, for it shows that
an unusual interest has been aroused
-Hallock News.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1898-09-08

Alexandria Post News: Towne de-
clines to meet j. Adam Bede in de-
bate; and he also declines to meet
Edward Kris. Why not coax him
up against Henry Keller, the rose
bud senator from the sugar beet belt?
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1898-09-08

We have been in a good many
towns, but no town of the size of
Warren that had handsomer or better
stocked stores. .... .ta IT,
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1898-09-08

REGULAR passenger and freight
train service on the new Fosston
branch will come into effect Sept. 18th,
the Goth birthday anniversary Of J. j.
Hill.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1898-09-08

AS LONG as John GoOdnow remains
in China we shall feel secure in the
conviction that Germany will not
get everything. dispatch. -
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1898-09-08

Aud1COr. a. u. A>EboON'
Treasurer %. P. BJORKLUND.
Register of Deeds. A. B. IsAACsoN.
Sheriff A. GREEN.
Clerk of Court THORvALD MORCK.
County Attorney GREELEY E. CARR.
Supt. of Schools .........F. G. BENNETT.
Judge of Probate ...............P. H. HOLM.
Court Commissioner ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. COOKE.
Surveyor ....TO TOILET TUNHEIM.
County Commissioners:
5th District WILLIAM FORsBERG.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1898-09-08
Congressional Ticket
Republican County Ticket.

Member of Congress-. FRANK NJ. EDDY
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-11-30
\ STOCK EXCHANGE.
Profit Taking Was the Order Of
the Day on the Street,
Effort to Resist Declining Tendency in
Prices Finally Withdrawn.

Neu- vo,l, NJ. on
IoH taxing
Was lHe ofuef oil the day on the stock
exchange today. Some attempt was
made to resist The daoli,i,,,r +,.,.7....'..
he +t, ,.i-..- ~, ~ i'''ii0S .
''i0 ~ SeillHS lo.feaIlze dis
eoufaged the effort and support was
finally withdrawn throlIobout tba tiet
Yesterda,,,e st,,,,o. ,7.,-,...,
'''7 Uel'l"llo LOT Lon
W. anu support was hnally Withdrawn
Throughout the list. Yesterdays strono-
demand for London acco,,nt Fan oee f.,
da, oiA ~
as II was generally supposed it
Woulu' When the effect of this buying
on the sterling. EXCHANGE market Voc
reuna,l,ad
me aru,o.,h 90 t
GOLD inpprt r,rf,t ,.o,,,itoii5 ~ we
vance il, tbo ~, - ,l' ~ 'Il az
London tn,ia, a,,@ VouliC Iale III
a rio II, ~ 'tiiN Us o5e'It T1uSeu
s,,l ii1s - lio!looh exchange at Berlin,
~ The yI,,.siI'. ~ 9e tHe Ieal ceHlIe
sfiffani,,r az re iiSl,,,,l4 ne
an did M I'm o''ite tc III l-oIl
o furtba,. ,,.ll-i ~" w. " ~ NeIlO
oba,Se,, - ~ ~ 80 t'il9 CA
reduced I,alf a. ~ 80 - as " -
dar19Td ~, sfa,Ii-Itr az ~ 1''e aclual
le5, M ia, ~ ~ 90 "a, IN
top bilIs oea{,t lt-+t W. . am anu coL-
mis- l. ~ il,-l II ~ ~. -
sb,.one.bt onid ~, ~, llse WIlch
ana fbare ie NH iI,t, ~, lIIo5 eleIl
have baan ars,a,eJ i, - 5oll NotlIu
nn,,t toda[ ia q - i i4oilu3il Aor I'M
~. 10 - a. ~ no. pee4 4oI Iui-
tbat ,l,a,la+ - "a ,,5,. W. tIe metal III
naS1,, f. ~ 'e1I7 3'NN "iIcils nan d
eaeiae II ,,a1,,,- ~ az n1t @AIlleIlGtl1
ceased ia Inv A,,9,,.i, ,, '.VlI
sfraes of III +t,,a,ti, uIl1et inc
tha evcbsr,no ~ ,,,i IoIIulIloH IN
~ strroI, iii'Sl net Ne efIheless'
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-11-30
TREASURY srArEMrNr

Washington, Nov 20. L Today's state
ment of the condition of the treasury
shows: Available cash balance, 1924, 24g.
5l5; gold reserve, $241 Q54, 915 net silver,
$6336623 United States notes in The
treasury, 1921 706: treasury notes OF
1890, SS46.931; total receipts this dav.
l29S, SO; do this month. $37, 535. 285; do
this year $202. 676 222: total expenditures
this day S.630, 600; do this month $46
10000; do. this year S2S5, 4S8, 523; deposits
in national banks, S9i 632,2l0; silver bull
lion, $50, 6l3
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-11-30

THORNTON-In this city, Goth, Richard
Thornton.
Funeral from the residence of his
brother, James Thornton, Redding
court, Thursday, at s "a. m. High mass
of requiem in the Church of the Immac-
ulate Conception at O'Clock Rela-
tives and friends are invited to attend.
TILE CHICAGO MARKET.
(Reported by Jas S. Aborn, 41O Main st)
The opening, highest, lowest and closing
quotations in Chicago, Nov, %. 1898;
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-11-30
Opening Highest Lowest / clol

Northwest receipts-W Wheat 20I
May wheat-Puts. G5$4; calls 66ls
Bradstreets Weekly-Europe and ahoat
wheat, increase. $4,000 bushels; worlds
visible wheat, increase, 3,S0S, 00O bushels.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-11-30
For Sale and Business Chances.

WANTED-A young, man to learn the
gents furnishing business. Apply at
the Anderson's Bon Marche. 1856 Front
St
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-11-30


TO RENTAL No. 8 Onc ST.. just a step
ements north of Lincoln So, with steam
heat, fireplace electric gas hS4uuE:
electricity alI hard Wood ana me besL Of
cI.,s ~ ~ 3te nil feDosr
has o,,Itt to he sen 10 5a apprsciated.
rent reas9n95le 70 risht pat y lI,. , Az
e75 l4l,l., -i- 80 ''
CTT0TrT7 Er, r,r,-r7>-r,es u, Tho T2,,o.,.ios
i, - ~ n m 49, lfb MY ,,
1880 ~ ~ " "a i ,ie55l3
baaf~d bao1ItIr,lI' i0'aaFion eracipl,e
st. sIecfries '-' houses new lew rents low. Ap-
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-11-30
TO REnT--0N WEST SIDE,

A Pleasant Groom Tenement, Bath,
with Hot and Cold Water, and Furnace.
Henry BigeloW, Clark's Block.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-11-30
Wanted - Miscellaneous.

VANTED-To rent a farm of 80 or 60
acres to miles from Worcester Ad-
dress H. Avakian, 81 Southbridge st.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-11-30
Clairvoyan}s and Massage.
For Sale or Repair Clothing.

s1.OO SUIT cleaned and pressed; 500 silk
velvet collar on coat. Upham & Padula
tailors. 3H Main ST, DRIP. Elm. one fight.
Open evenings,
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-11-30
Stores. Offices, etc.

DESIRABLE OFFICE ROOMS in second
and third story of Flagg building, 2St
Main st. G. r. Stevens 26 Southbridge
st.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-11-30
To = FIats 40 houses.

Rates FOR one week or more under this
heading; 2la cents per line each insertion.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-11-30
SiIuauons Wanted Male.

Rate &C. per line for one time; FOR three
or more times. PIC. per line each insertion
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-16
The Cnrrt of Jnsiicc Lohn

W. II. Bond negro, who claims Nor.
fox o. his home was arrested by Officer
Johnson as suspicious character. ana
as il was shown that he had stolen "a
horse blanket. which he sold for ST. he
was sent 20 join the Tough Toiiors for
ninety days.
If. +. Harper says he Is through with
strong drluk, and he was allowed 10
depart after Joining the Society for the
Spread of Pure Water
George Hawkins, eoiored. was taken NJ
by officer Johnson because he believes
him 10 be a suspicious character. He will
be held 10 the 25th instant for invests
CATION.
The continued case Of Richard Wash
ineton. charged with having had in his
possession a lot Of stolen brass was fur
Their, continued 10 the 18th instant for
Witnesses
H. T. Warren. soldier. charged with
taking watch belonging TO J. b. Hamil-
Ion was dismissed because the CHARGE
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-16
THE PEOPLE OF ASHLAND.
Col. Whitehead Receives a Cordial
Welc0mc-Gcrnan thursday.

ASHLAND. VA. oct 5-special-Mrs.
l.. B. Vaughan and children Of Richmond
have been guests Of Mrs. l. y. Vaughan
this weea.
Colonel and Mrs. Thomas Whitehead
were In Ashland to-day. The Colonel
vas greeted by many friends who were
clad 10 SIC him restored 70 his usual
health.
Miss Annie Ratclif viii leave to-mor-
row to take charge OF her school near
Oliver. Hanover county,
Dr.. Charles Rice OF Pueblo. Col, Is
visiting his brother. AR. Sam Rice.
Mrs. c. A. Taylor and Miss Taylor
have returrel from Baltimore.
Mrs. LIE. W Meyberg has returned
from Goochland COZ MY. where she visit
I'd her parsnts. she was accompanied
back by Mss Winnie Meaeham. who Is
now her guest
Rev. =. r. sweeney, Of Rlhmond. Is
expected next week 10 assist in a series
OF meetings now In progress al the Chris
tian church.
The Ashland German Club will give
a german here Tuesday night.
Iuvifatious have been issued TO the
marriage of Miss Rosa Belle Miller to
Mr.. Eugene r. Lock, on Wednesday
evening al 7 O'Clock az the Glen Allen
Raptist church Mr.. Luck is assistant
sergeant 81 Ashland and Miss Miller Is a
popular young lady Of Glen Allen.
The Ashland District School Board met
here to-day and signed contracts with
nineteen teachers for the district.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-16
HIS OPINION WANTED.


Governor Tyler has received the follow.
ing communication from the chairman
Of the Topic Committee Of the Sanitary
Club Of Buffalo. y. y:
Dear Sir.-The interest felt BY the conn
try in the alleged unsanatory condition
Of some Of the camps IN the recent war
finds expression On this section In the
desire for q meeting Of sanitarians and
others. experts In their lines. 20 present
the details OF establishing camps of in-
struction constructed unon strictly
hyeienic principles. asphaltcd floors and
streets. water system. sewerage.
The various phases Of the subject Win
be briefly considered from economic.
military and sanatory aspects and the
consensus Of the whole presented with
the idea Of creating a public demand fcr
such camps.
IL is not intended that any criticism
DE introduced in my manner whatever
concerning the recent war. lat merely
Go discuss the feasibility Of permanent
camps OF instruction 20 be- maintained
ready for use a. ay time desired by the
general or local government
An expression from YOU upon the de-
STABILITY of such military equipment SIS
particularly desired.
Any opinion. however. conservative.
Will be highly appreciated.
For the Topic Committee.
ERNEST WENDE.
Chairman
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-16

when be- was not sick. This IS denied
ana q Doctors certificate Is presented 10
sur-tanuate the denial.
The National League Of Bartenfers
gained 400 members during the past
tlree years, and now numbers 1900. with
10 local leagues distributed in ninety
oIe different cities lue Barterltrf'
League was originated Tor the reason that
UNDER The rules hlrtendcrs are debarrcd
from Joining other benevolent assOcia-
lions, and lie Insurance companies charge
lhem TWO prices Tor insurance. and the
league was organized 20 provide them
With these advantages. AlraugeMenlS
have recently been made 10 build a bar
tenders home near Haukesha, Ia which
IL IL proposed 10 take care ot the mem
rers OF the organization when they he
come TOO old 10 follow their occupations
or are incapacilated.
There never was a time IN the indus
trial history OF the United States. says
fhe Age Cf steel. when lis best and most
intelligent representatives were more ur-
gcnl.5 needoI IN EaE.nonlzlus rec .i0usi l9
and IN Strengthening out some very tan
g.ed threads IN social problems We are
nearing crisis times IN these matters. and
strong men, enjoying public confidence,
are needed 10 stand az the helm. The in
oreasing displacement Of labor By ma
cnnery; the Ousting OF even mltdle-aged
men from empiOvments where the time
caro- calls for raee-h0rss speed. the eyo-
luton or huge ORGANIZATIONS 10 cOntiOl
prices and output; the rapid growth AMI
cemenfatl0n Of unionism on one side and
OF protective societies on the other--these
and other conditions that have 10 be
squaFely faced are forcing matters 10 an
Issue.
Tokyo. Japan. with l.225.oo0 Inhabitants.
has one street railway. When its patrons
kicked against oyercTowding the cars. the
company introduced so-called nrst-class
cars In addition 10 the service. charging
exactly double the fare charged for sec
ond-class passengers. While exacting
from It's employees. says a correspondent
OF the American Federation. sixteen long
working hours per day this monster cor
poration pays out so little Ia compensa-
tlon that its employees are having a vsry
hard time TO exc out their existence. IL
Is regulated by rules OF the company that
compen sations OF driver and conductor
are to be determined by the receipts OF
ths CAR thsy were ssstsnad mote the COM
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-16
THE WORLD
OF LABOR

Worcester coremakers want S225 fol
! nine hours
No ialor souvenir vii hereafter be Is
sued IN New York.
ine onward Labor Club. OF New York,
Is sixty years ola.
Birmins nam lAla) powder workers,
tailOIs ana hOrsssnOeIs have organized.
Buhalo livery men organized. Carriages
lol cAurcl weddings Wlll cost 81 each
home weddings, s.
giving meals 10 tho millions r. still being
criticised BY the small tIadesmen and
shoppers
1ne Denver News declares that Colo
raQO snf teIs lead the world. Charges
Tor treating ore are lower than plants IN
labor.
4 few weeks ago the employees OF the
Terre Haute street Railway Company
asked Receiver Jump II he mad any Oh
Jectlon TO the men organizing, and ne
told them that, on the contrary, ne
thought II was The risAt tRins Tor them
TO do.
The cooperative societies OF Great Bri-
tain have nearly 2.cJocoJ members, whose
profits during last year reached k6cV9,flD,
or S3JC0Ofc0, after paying all employees
trade union wages al trade union AOlrs.
The wholesale cooperative society alone
contributed 5000 OF It's FUNDS 10 the
engineers strike
A plank OF the Massachusetts Demo-
cratic platform: We recognize me vide
spread and reasonable demand for state
Supervision ana the reduction by law OF
the rates charged by the telephone com.
panies OF this Commonwealth. 10 the end
that the service. which is now the luxury
OF the few shall become the cheap con-
yenience Of the many"
Orazzio Ravechio. OF Buffalo. Is the
plaintiff In an action brought AGAINST
the Ordine Unite dee Naiyali the ltallan
labor union. 10 compel his reiasta teHieHe'
Accordina 10 the papers submitted by At
tornev Oshei. RavechiO was expelled on
tha chargs that ha presented a sick claim
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-16

for absence OF interest than any othel
quality.
GEOGRAPHICAL AND STATISTICAL
NOTES IN MEXICO. ara COFFEE
AND INDIA RUBBER CULTURE IN
MEXICO; Doth 10y Matthias Romerl
g. p Putndm's Sons. New York
London.
These two volumes are from all stand
points admirable. They represent vast
( amount OF observation. thought and care
In presenting facts. and add to n thor
/ ougbness which Is In itself sufficient
! praise. G pleasant literary style. Mexico
/ Is san comparatively unknown TO The
I general public. Her attractions In any
direction are comparatively undnown The
( picturesque country, then. IS preseured
10y cultivated aud observant Mex.can.
who brings 10 his task a love OF his sub
/ Ject tha' pervades every page he wrltcs.
me climate receives very interesting it.
tention al his hands. as do the aaiNtias
OF me country as sanl,arium. These
latter are yearly receiving increased ap-
preeiallon from the nund Is OF sufferers
from pulmonary and throat troubles
The products OF the land are shown TO De
varied and valuable. Its ethnologv Is con
clsely presented. and In successive an0
hlshiy entertaining chapters. rs pOpula-
ton. religion. political organization. etc.
are discussed.
The chapter on education" presents
some facts we'll worth careful attention
Many great and noteworthy public and
private hpraTies, says Af. Romero. 'at-
test the ineradicable love OF learning
cnaraciersstic OF the Mexican people IL
1874 there we're in the Republic the Nat
ional Library with ~ 900 volumes. and
lO2 other public Libraries. There were ir
that year twenty-five museums for sci
entihc and educational purposes and three
meteorological Ohservatories. The mum
Der OF newspapers published was 3G3 OF
which nlnety-four are published In the
capital-four IN English, two IN French
and one In German. AS a whole the vol
umes present invaluable information re-
garding comparatively unknown
world. which yet deserves 70 be fully
known. and Mr.. Romero IS TO be con.
graduated on his really excellent work.
THE SPHERE OF SCIENCE: BY
Frank Sargent Hoffman Ph. D. Pro.
fessOr OF Philosophy In Union College
c. T. Putnams Sons New York
London.
VII.
LECTURES BEFORE TIE THOMPSON
STREET POKER CLUB: Edited by
Henry Guy Carleton. J. Parker White
New York
VIII.
THE SECOND FROGGY FAIRY BOOK
By A. J. ID. Biddle. Drexol Biddle. Phil.
adelpha
~.
ADVENTURES ON THE EUPHRA-
TIES. John Punnett Peters. Ph
Director Of the Expedition Vol ?. c.. p
Putnam Sons.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-16

The law ia reference 10 the placing of
gestibules on the street cars for the DTO-
lection Of the ear men becomes operative
on December lst. The results Of this law
viii prove OF great comfort tc the men ia
protecting them from the winsry blasts
The Richmond Railway and Electric
line already have a number OF ears with
vestibules, and they will have their other
cars ready Ia time 70 comply with thu
law.
The Traction Company are at work On
the vestibgles and expect 70 have them
ell ready by Dsesmbsr lat
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-16
RI RirihlIaN CIT.

A birthday dinner that breaks al rec
ords so far as Denver Is concerned was
given al the Palace Hotel there recently.
The cash represented alone foots up TO
nearly $3.50 o09. and the prospects en-
bodied in a few deeds 20 a wealthy mine
In Boulder county brings the gifts up 10
half d million, says the Chicago Tribune
The host was the millionaire capital
isl OF Cincinnati. Ohio. Herman l.. Blair.
The magnificent gifts were made 10 his
wife. Mrs. Comella Blair, one Of the
social leaders OF the big city on the Ohio
river. Among the guests around the table
We're Judge Miller Outcah, OF Cincin-
natl. law partner Of Senator Foraker. and
Col " \ Thompson. ~ the BOSTON
Lyric Company
Glasses were lifted in toast 10 Mrs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-16

Dauy Is actually putting prl miuLa 3
crowd "a ear. The rate thus allowed 10 3
driver or conductor o. per c,gt ~ th5
gross earning. Dr 4 cents on every dol
lar Daily earning VI aa empiose thus
determined IS entered in a nook oi tbs
company and a. 90, end ot every month
lf h. paid 0ut minu' % ceUts 80 q monthly
charged ~. tho ug.fuim-i Aat lad ciD.acs
lfuf hy ne CqspnrHr iu ftfH " its pLi-
pl0yes. Under This Igrl1s mclt q driver
and conductor u able tl earn only 50 lieg
month on al average. fiic ralVay'f ca'y
rival Is the "iinriklsha 80 onrs f.aeH by
a man. with seat aceOmni9faI ioas 10 ore
ur Two passengers, bar fAs CIR. Coo. II
mas decided 90 run Is own strCel co.J ~
electric .Ot.-r
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-16

was not proven.
George Giles. colored. charged with
being a suspicious character, will be held
until the 18th instant, 20 await develop
ments.
Paul Rallou and Maria Bal,ou, colored,
charged with keeping d dlsorderly house,
had their case continued 20 the 18th tor
further investigation.
Harry Hin got drunk on tho street and
caused some connection al Third and
Broad streets. lie claims that Richmond
is his home because he has lived here
FOR about two months. but he failed 10
remember where he came from. lie was
given ten days in which 10 refresh his
memory.
Henry Clay was charged $40 FOR ex-
hibiung himself on the streets IN an In
toxicated condition. y. 4. Ford was
charged similar amount on similar
charge
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-16

Blair. when something gilttered In a vel
yet box az Mrs. Blair was presented with
500 marquise Tins. but that was not
an. For pin money explained the mill
iionaire as ne handed his wife bund.e
81 papers on top was a check. payable
10 Mrs. Blair and bearing the figures
$1,000 The package contained deeds 20
she Little Alice mine property valued
al $4,000 aud probably more
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-16
Infants Wear.

Infants Ions and Short Dresses,
made Of fine bong cloth. tucked ana
embroidered, trimmed yokes. zoe.
Cambria slips n.eated front. i9c.;
Flannel Skirts. made ~ real Austria
Han wool horg'ng-bone stitched,
seams embroidered bottom. T5e.;
Night Gowns. with Cfaw-strias bottom
soc; An-Wool. best. che. Finc All
Wool Bands. bic Arnold Diapers.
IS pieces, a set for - 30. Gertrude
suit, made Of real Australian wool,
feather stitch seams. $500. Mothers
Bands. zoe. Wash Clothes. Tc.; Bihs.
DC. Trash Down Bath Aprons -;
Doublef0.d Night Drawers ~ %.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-16
Sale of Black Ribbons.

Monday IS to
be a great Rib
bon Day. Here
are SILK Black
Ribbons. at half
price in Rich
mond's greatest
RlhOn Depart
ment
Double Faced
Satin No. IS.
per yard Hoe.
no 81 = 80.
No. 81. ) inches
wide. sash rib
bOn..... I3c.
Heavy MCire
Antique No. 20.
ne. yard 40.
CO. I0c., 5-inch.
- 2.c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-16
Mr.. TILLER WOUNDED.
4 Friend Accidentally shot Him
While Out fluntinel

Mr. Nat J. Tller who is IN the en-
ploy OF tho Richmond. Fredericksburg
and Potomac road, was accidentally shot
by friend, who was hunting with him
near Seven Pines yesterday
A number Of bird shot entered Mr.
Tillers face and breast. While his
wounds are quite painful, they are by
no means serious.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-16
LACY TO Be SENT AWAY.
He viii Have TO Serve His Sentence
Prison az Raleigh.

Ii has been decided that Thomas W.
Lacy VIII have 10 90 10 Raleigh and lie
confined in the peni entiary at that
place.
Judge Naddiii has done all within his
power 10 crafty the wishes OF the wife
OF the young man by having Lacy i'm
prIsoned In Richmond lie has failed 10
make such arrangements as he hoped
for
Lacy will not be removed 10 Raleigh
for several DAYS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-16

On account Of sickness in his family.
Captain q. Watt Taylor. Of the Board
OF Fire Commissioners, Will not be able
10 20 10 the convention In 81 Louis.
Chief Fuller, Of this city, and Chiet Far
ley, Of Petersburg viii leave Tor that
pace 1t 2.l5 this afternoon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-16
Police Items.

Edward Brown. q negro. was arrested
and lodged In the Second Police station
yesterday. charged with beating his wife.
solomon Woodley tcolorsd) was arrested
upon the charge OF sssaulting Thomas
Shelton. Both men will have hearing
before the Police Court tomorrow.