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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-21
Combine bidder. cireum,.n,.a.

Washington, Nov. 2l.-The pos,ofiice
departm mt has placed a very serious
and perhaps irnurmountable obstacle
In the way Of the alleged combination
of speculative mail contract bidders by
prohibiting posimasiers from certify
Ing bonds Of the bidders unless the
revenue stamp Is affixed thereto The
postmaster at Sedalla. No. whore a
Considerable number OF the speculative
bidders are located, telegraphed Tor In
nruetlons on this point. the contract
pass upon the sufiieleLey OF the bonds
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-21
THAT orrS DOOR.


Critieis~s Uncle sans Policy
Now York. Nov. ?i.-A dispatch TO
the Times from London say.
The laIiy Chronicle. IN a strongly
word'd t'it.f'ii article upot she Amer
lean po'1y n .he phiNppln"s, ssy,'
1T IL a Gather disqllr'ins fact that
no sooner N American auth'Eiis ffm-
" ettabllH I'D ever Puerto iileA than .
MEDIEVAL navigation law IL pass"l klll.
Ing at single stroke important Ca
madam shipping trade with the Island,
and making u impossible for any but
American ships TO trade between Amer
Tea and her new colony.
This Ia not an open door, II II a
door shut, bolted. locked. and BARR
caded. The Canadian commissioner
naturally feel keenly the blow thus
aellt their country. and regard II as q
PAD augury for success IN the negoiia'
uons new In their hands,
a much gravcr question, however, II
ahead; Does the American government
propose 10 establlah an open door Ia
lhe philippines or propose 90 shut II faal
WIN an obscurantist policy worse thar
maj o. France. Russia, or even spalr
| We, as a nation. have much IN,
longest. widest. colonial experience. oul
colonies are not only the most loyal
put the best and most prosperous col
.hleH In the world. By our methods II
we colonies, We have created two greai
virtually independent nations. VIVA
mas the opposlte policy doneI II hai
created the colonies OF France, wher'
lhere II no settlement Of FfenehmeI
worth mentioning, whore the resoufeei
VI the mother country are SWALLOWED
UP as II by a bottomleas swamp.
. These facts are so well known II
bermany. and In Europe. where tn
principal protection IA hardly less re
Nered than In Washington itself, tina
as we announce today policy Of al
open door In Asia, Il has Germany
complete approval. Klao Chou will b.
open free TO the eomerce OF foreign ma
! America cannot have driven cut tn
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-21
R.volutio In salvador.

New York. No. 2i.--A dispatch to
the Herald from anuna says.
The revolution 'hioh started In sal.
yador a few das ago, Il headed by
Thona. RcgalaA former military
inspector. who rhgncd 10 be eligible
for rhe presliery afier having been
uuanlmously ordained by the pop
The chief objd VI the outbreak Is
,o unset Inc ceiral American Fedora-
tIon' an adyersattitude having been
ASSUMED by theRegalado party with
some prospects ( success
President Gunrrsz Is now In Hon
duras, organlzln an ,xp~llllon IN com
bination with vat government 10 In
wade Salvador.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-21
mo tiRg.
Ferry city lows IL q Quarter Of . Million
bnliars shy THIS Morning..

Perry, iowa, Nov. :i.-Thls city sus.
lslned a Mss aFgtega1lns a quarter OF
million 81 dollars by IRE last nighi.
shs town " u total loss The heaviest
loser - Allen Breed. owner " severll
nler nulc Itupertles and me Oh IA
house, The IRE started IN the livery
stable Of cfGtles Mitchell and Nas soon
beyond control. The Des Molnes firc
department with hose Wagons from
nelghboring towns were put on special
ln,lns which had been called Tor by
Perry authorities,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-21

lnlquities Of Spanish rule only 10 re-
tain It's Ignorance aud make commercial
suicide Of IL.
Deep disappointment would be felt
Throughout the British empirc-dlaap-
pointmen. equal to that now expert
enced by Canadian commandments
the nrst result Of the ayupathy and
support OF the United states which this
nation has given with Ne whole heart.
and would under all circumstances have
given. should be tn close one mote link
to that free and open trade which i she
only true advancement VI prosperity.
the sign o. civilization end the guar
aufeo OF ace"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-21

foar OF whom wan III. from IN. Eject.
OF = fire at Cambridge,

Cambridge, Mass, Nov si.-A fire
which broke out IN the pork packing
establishment Of John T.. Squire a So
al Fast Cambridge today, resulted In
serious injury To eleven men. four OF
VII n, slii u'e
Property loA l. estimated al 10000
The N1lChn az " thu sietufy Was rot
s--r lnI ~ tho progress u .hs fire AMI
q was feared he had lost his llfe IN the
names
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rnle Mele Ife.p.cI. In ohio.

Columbus. O.. Nov si.-'A special 10
me Dlspasch from Steubenvllle. a., says
that SOLD has been discovered on the
property Of the Riverside Iron COM
rany. The mud Nus made while dig.
cling pole holes. n the same relative
quality continues. gAs property VIII be
Developed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-21

Wooster, o.. Nov el.-rhe mastering
out of the ElRh,h ohio volunteer in
rantry, "1ln Presidents own" began
here today, The muster OUT viii In
olude i.lo6 officers and men. over ,la5.
600 being required TO pay them.
A rumnr that some Of me men ex-
peeted % burn the barracks caused
company u 70 suard the TrSeturs AL
last night.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-21
Alien 10 for iirysn.

Omaha, Sc1.. Nov. si.-Senator VII
liam v. Allen. writes "a letter 10 the
press saying he intends 20 rrnn.In N
Sebiaskt after he completes his term
In ihe Unlisi Stg.cr ssEaie, ana ds.
nyinr the report that he had accepted
a POSITION ~ general sllcltor nt ~
eastern railroad. Senator AIeh Us
ss,,,,,,.msnt between hlmSelf and
coi. MN, j. PfSun. lie says
s,rh re h absolutely nothing upon
which % haze the assertion. The wise'
" svld,n,iy the father " the thought
/ recognize IN lin one OF ihe srea,s,'
living American Statesmen and eh"'
be FOR him IN 1900"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-21
Cha.. W. Couid.r, /. Dying.

New York. Nov. ?i.-chsA w.
Couldert. the veteran actor. lies az the
point % death a. his homo IN ,hia city.
AIR. couldsrt n sufferinE fiom a form
Of dropsy OF the heart and has been
dangerously ~ since November ]. when
he was attacked with what vas con-
siderri a violent form Of Indigestion.
Dropsicai symptoms. however. de-
voped and on SUNDAY lhe patient him
.rif lost hope. and calling his little
granada tighter Ia him. told her tender
~ that he was going away,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-21
nrl,,.h mo.r,,.ii,, for our Navy.

London, Nov. u.-in consequence OF
rumors that an American squadron OF
warahlpa ID 10 visit Portsmouth, the
mayor VI that place has written 20 the
United States ambaasy. promising to
giyc The Americans a cordial Welcome,
Henry white. the United states charge
daralrs. Ia reply. hah thanked the
mayor foTtmpulh Tor his courteous lot
ter. which he Will not fail 10 transmit
~ Washington.
Mr. white, however. added:
u have not YET received Information
OF the visit, bui the government Will
not fan 10 be gratliied BY the knowledge
that such welcome awaits our squad.
ron Ia the event OF visit"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-21
uswsLeUnI IMPORT.


New York. Nov. 2i.-rhe French line
steamer La Normsndie. which arrived
today tom iif,rc. IL detained at quar-
antins owibg 90 smallpox among her
sieefuse passengers. when she health
ofncer boarded the steamer. surgeon
Naua,Fos reported two ases OF small
pox. the Nic,ims bclng syrian children
who were taken ~ during sac voyage
and promptly Isolated In the steamers
hospitals The patients VIII b. re-.
moved 10 ths reception hospital ana AZ
In the storage varclatgd.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-21

cnn,Ieo,he, Ohio. Nov, si:-conelusive
.,'i.an,., mas been found that the man
,'.as raisd body was found here sus-
~snaed In q tree was murdered. u l-
known that hte man, whose aetuaI iush-
~, roneeaiei, was a member OF a
WY , q, fanny OF Eaton. Ohio. Par
Iro", .,,sneoted az the murder have left
~ s,ate but are under surveillance,
whlie The necessary papers are being
secured.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-21
rNcrRrAisrirs or rsAcn.
'''''a'h fsisErsphs Committee ut Attain
n"thsnge Title Of Proposed jubilee.

Alatii. Ia. Soy, 2i.-The commit
Ne 10 charge Of the Atlanta Peace Ju-
zee Tor Nhich December II and 10
ave b.'n selected. has received tele-
I'm nom the President requesting
nm 10 charge The name OF the cele-
S,llln fflm Peace jubilee" to a
arms"
Aihs telegram gives as the reason for
~ ING the uncertain outcome OF
~ ~. conference and the exigen-
"H which may rise"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-21

nay,on Ohio. Nov, g.-Harvey w;
npa who mot his wife and attempted
'.,nni,s, veSterday, died today. His VIC
s ,,n diving. Riddles father IL serving
tiih - " IN The penitsntiary for murder.
aonpt,sd al Sydney. and since his In
eSrcsraiIon. has killed two men In
prison.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-21

Topeka. Kas.Soy, si,-Kansas Is ex-
perisneine a blgari today. sleet began
faillng shortl, before midnight last
night, which isr turned 70 snow, a
high wind Is bNtng, dtllung the snow
badly. TralnsiR all the railroads are
being delayed. ,.,. - m
dsarees slnos estegday evening.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-21
rooR SPAIN.
'"ash journsls Continu. TO Paint a
"""mf fleturei Present and Future.

s sSis, Nov. 2i.-Irhe soien today re-
uop. l sl length the peace negotla-
ss ANY, miserable Is the fate Of our
hss ~, nslghbors American rapnclty
inv ".s zen them an inch OF territory
~ nave Possessed In America since
sines ~ o. Columbus or in oceanlca
vor., helan' But that is not tho
W hsir misfortune. Their whole
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-21

Washington, Nov. 2l,--secretary
Bliss has received a dispatch from In-
dian Inspector Wright IN the Indian
of the returns In the Greek elections
has Just been completed and that the
Dawes commission treaty instead OF
b.'ng ratiiled as had been believed Is
defeated By majority OF i5e votes. lie
added that there was no fraud shown,
hut that the chief opeaed the returns
before counting according to the tribal
laws,
There was ~ disorder at che polls.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-21

- evrn,No PAPER IS THE
PAPER or TO-DAY. rte MoHn.
'.o eaeee is the PAPER OF
YESTERDAY
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-17

Select lot Box Papers, the finest, thai
were formerly sold up to 15c., reduced
TO 20c choice.
Choice Bond Linen Paper. popular
shades. formerly Sc; reduced 70 Zoe
Big lot Papers, boxed, were sold up 10
25c., reduced TO Toe. choice.
500 pounds Linen and Plate Stationery,
sold for 20c., reduced to DC. pound.
Combination Russell Polish and best
Black CropsO. sold for l0c., Nreduced
Best sc. Shoe Backing, 1c. box.
10c. boxes Perfumcd Borated Talcum
Powder. reduced TO sc.
Pure Palm Soap, full weight, formerly
sold for 40c., reduced TO 2oc. dozenI
Pure Distilled Bay-Rum, sold for l9c.,
reduced 10 1Oc.
Imported Green CASTLE Soap, the genu-
inc, reduced to DC. pound-35c. bar.
Fine Cloth Brushes manufactured tol
sell for Csc. reduced to 10c. each.
DC. Hand-Brushes reduced 10 1c. eacH.
S~row Bristle Polished-Back Hair-I
Brushes, sold for 50c., reduced to @5c.
l9c. Hair-Brushes reduced to 10c. each.
Real Bristle Bath-Brushes. with hand
strap, sold for 75c.. reduced 10 soc.
attached, &c.
soc. Complexion-Br 25c.
zoe. Silk Sponges reduced 20 SC.
4Oc. Extra Large and Fine Bath Sponges
reduced to CSC.
25c. Raven Gloss Shoe Polish, will not
crack the leather. 15c.
Fancy Decorated Glass PowderBoxes.
sold for 25c., reduced to 1Oc. each.
Bevel-Edge Leatherette Mirror, tripl-
cate, 75c. article. for 25c
25c. Heavy Rubber ROund-Combs re-
duced to Toe.
Sample lot Of Combs Of all kinds, not to-
be duplicated from % TO 75c, reduced
for this sale 10 TO Ioc.
RIBBONS.
Cream Taffeta and Satin Ribbon. best
quality, No. Z, former price l0c., re-
duced to &c. yard.
Lot Best Quality No. 8 Cream Satin and
odd shades No. Il Satin. worth up
wards OF l5c., TO be sold for sc.
All-Silk MORE and Fancy Ribbons, Nos
40 and so. reduced for this sale from
25c. to Zoe.
All OF our so and S9c. Fancy Ribbons re-
duced to 10c. yard.
lash Ribbons, inches wide, includingi
Plaids, Moires. ard Taffetas, that sold
UP to 81. in this sale soc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-17
NO TIME FOR IDLE WORDS.
Reduction in Prices to Do the Work
Toilet Department reduced to clean LEATHER GOODS
Quit hal of he sfocL I'm one


Red. Tan. and Black Russian -.
Belts. with enamel buckles f,- ~
this sale reduced from l0c to \,
Black Seal Leather Belts v.,.
covered buckles and military i-.. ~
Tor this sale reduced from =.
zoe. 10 ........... ................ u
High Colored Fine Leather ksg- y
Cnatelaines, late novelty
reduced from BIC. 10 .......... IL
Black Seal Leather Chaie. -"
LANES. reduced from Csc. H.. d.
Seal Combination Books. ai.,
novelty fans, fine kid-lined au-,l
Tans, goods reduced from 15c. %
Mems High Novelty Pocket-Poot. ''
kid Innings, reduced from s. - no
and 81 10 .....,................... w
Fine Glazed Chatelaine-Bags. ali -
ors. reduced from $50 I'm this Oo
Heavy Bla3k Ggos-Grain Bs'eO -
silver and gilt buckles and
reduced from 2Jc. In this sale "a
70 'ss's... .....s...t.. ...s..... u
Undressed-Kid Chatelaines dr.
lined, reduced from 7jc. now d
l. Gros-Grain SIX shopping BAGS
AtAAf lAti'Ns AAN'NNAt NI.I'Nu -
strings. reduced from Sl.2j to-. IN.
WALL PAPER.
In our Wallpaper Dcpartmen, "a,
week We will measure and panl- -
room, size lOXl2 for So room.
Handsome Gilt Papers, that son In
elusive stores at II l-2c., to b. 81.
for Sc. roll.
Pretty Chamber Patterns. lie m
HOSIERY.
Ladies' Fast-Black Lisle Hose pl..- i
cluster droD-stitch. for 20. pi.r
Ladies' 25c. Imported Black arl % i
Hose. with spliced heels and t0,s r.
11c. pair.
Ladies' Seamless Fast-Black and "a.
Hose, plain or drOp-stitch. Tie f.-....
II lie. kind, for iOc. pair.
Ladies Fast-Black and Tan Hose :,
pair
Children's DC. Fast-Black INL Rt, III
Hose. Hermsdorf dye. l0c. naIr.
Children's Fast-Black Ribbed Ho
double knees. heels, and toes. lo
pair.
Tan Ribbed Hose. am ssll,
and different ribbed. fOr g.. u4.r
infants y lie. Black, Tan, ana W5n
Socks for IOc. pair.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-17
COOKS.

seaside Library Paper-Back Books roo
III mdttles, reduced from 25c. TO Sc. WV
1'yo Paper-Back Novels, all kinds. re-
duced from 10c to 1-2c.
CIoth- Bound Books, gilt tops. all titIas
cost Soc, reduced to 25c. '''ieS
fiexibie Leather-Bound Oxford Bibles
map OF Holy Land, cost s.. 80, reduced
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-17
CUTLERY.

CUTLERY.
We handle the finest lire OF Cutlery ana
Tableware in Richmond. There is 10
better made.
Best Table Knives and Forks. rgllr
price $50, inventory price go Dozen
Fine Bone Handle Carving Sets. fast
steel blades, ust al price 80 l,aa.
tory price S220.
Fruit Knives. regular price l0c.. Mgel-
tory price &c.
Heavy-Plated Tablespoons. rogularpaa
Zoe. half dozen, inventory price 10.
Heayy-Plated Teaspoons. usual plH
loc., inventory price -.
Kitchen Forks. usual price &C., iny.s
tory price &c.
Nutmeg Graters. Mustard Spoons. stove.
LiiteTs, Teaspoons. Sink BrO0ms. Can.
pet Tacks, Ironing Wax, hl,cll
knives, Hygiene Soap Powder
At @c.-
Large Coffee Straincrs, Iron suni.
Match Safes. Egg Boaters. Cooking
Forks, Clothes Racks. Toilet Paper
Machine oilers, Key Rings, Large Box
Toothoicks.
At Be-
Steel Chopping Knives. Cand.cst.cu.
Screwdrivers. Can-Opcners. Revolving
Potato Washers, Cooking Spoons. Cake
Turner's. Mouse Traps, 30 feet Clofls
Line, Wooden salt Boxes. Box BAL
Blueing, Hand silexo Soap.
English China Dinner Set containing
100 pieces. three different cOl1r- re-.
ular price 81; inventory price ,3il
English China Dinner Sets. containing
MI
tory price. $685..
Carlsbad Dinner Sets, containing -
pieces, regular price 81; iIysa0Y
price, $40.
Limoges Dinner Set, containing -
pieces. worth $40; inventory pa,3
Hayiland Dinner Sets, contain ll3 pieces.
regular price $50; inventory p-l9,
S23.o0.
English China Tea Sets, contain :
pieces, regular price -; inventory
Carlsbad China Tea Sets. contain 5
pieces, regular price s.. inventory
price, S3.Do.
.-quart MIX Pitchers. floral decorations
regular price &c; Inventory price. TO-
Carlsbad China Decorated Bread and
inventory price, &c.
Individual Buffers. finely decorated
regular price 6oc.; inventory l.le'
1sc. dozen.
Decorated Carlsbad China Berry S-l-
GERS, were Ice, for SC
Bread Milk Sets. with gilt edges, -
piece set, reduced 10 10.
food Size Meat Platters, White porc'-
trfn ragfrfu. f.rfgs 4r.r H..
SC.
White Porcelain Cups and saucc-s w.e
ySc. dozen, reduced for this sale De- JOS
dozen.
White Porcelain Plates. y. each
y-Piece Toilet Set. extra nle ...t'
tons, stipple gili regular price hH
IN this sale, S3. 80.
'-Plece Decorated Toilet Sc,s iaFss
slop-Jar, reduced from $ % $40
-Piece Shaded Blue and CIT uee0ft'
lions. sold Tor gl2. reduced % s. 3D.
Inc Decorated Carlsbad Cgspad1.ca
were 4Oc.; reduced TO zoe
TiNWARE.
arge Pals, that were &c; Inventory
price. ioc.
arge Copper Bottom Toa-Ket,ies reg
15c.
erman Steam Cookers. usual rne'
2D; inventory price. 81 %
irge Size Nickel-Plated Tea-ke.1s'
usual price Sc; inventory price. -
"a and Coffee Canistefs. villa f9iH
decorations, regular price l2c .lF,-'
tory price. &c.
'ead-Pans. good size. regular ples
&C.; inventory price. =.
Ring Muffin Pans, regular prco l-ai
inventory price. Sc.
llf-Gallon Galvanized Oil-Cans, riA
rice DC; inventory price. DC
PANIED Bread-B Boxes. usual price &C..
inventory price. tDc.
aek Iron Baking-Pans. any SEE
sually sold from u 10 25c.: inventory
rice. DC.
s-Pans. any size usual price 60 SIS
nvenIory price. Sc.
Zz ss IN ,,s; ; n BIT |
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EVERYTHING FOR EVERYBODY
ILADIEy coLogED sHIRT-wAIsTs.

LADIES' COLORED SHlRT-WAiSTS.
Ladies' Laundered Shirt Waists, with
separate collars attached cuffs, for
mer price 29c.. inventory price. -. .15c.
Percale. Organdie. and Bingham Waists
in new colors and made full, launder-
ell. with detached collars. former price,
5Oc., inventory price ................2o c:
Fine Madras, Solid Chambray. and
Zephyr Bingham Waists, in all of thisI
seasons best colors and patterns, for-l
mer prices sec. and 81. inventory price,
SOC
Misses Percale Waists, well made, inl
good patterns, sizes 10 to 16 years, for
mer price 50c., inventory price. .xoc.
CHILDREN'S SUITS.
Chlldren's Fancy Lawn Dresses, in new
patterns made blouse styles. with
large sailor collars and ties to match.
former price $3.50, inventory price csc.
Misses Galatea Cloth Suits, In stripes,
made blouse, with large sailor collars
and ties OF same material, formerl
price 1913, inventory price ........S rs
Misses Mixed Cheviot Skirts, made in
latest styles. In sizes to II years, for
mer price l.25. inventory price. .75cJ
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WASH SKIRTS.

fancy-Striped Crash Skirts. made of
good material, full width, deep hem.
former price 1875. inventory price zoe
Linen Colored Crash Skirts. fun width
deep hem, u rows cord around bot
tom, all lengths, former price sl.39. in
NJ, ~, ..'-..... s.............Sl.l
ram ALL-LlNEN Skirts, full width.
Tapped seams, new shane. former nricel
$3.50, inventory price ...........,,.sI.I0
Linen Crash Skirts, made full width. oil
good material, tucked all way fromI
Top TO bottom, former price sligo. in-I
Pb4Nt ss.sss......s.........S1 < i
Plain White and Plain Black DncIrl
skirts. heavy material, Tapped seams /
an lengths, former price $l25, inven- |
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Fancy Goods.

Ii N Duck ,Tablecloths yard SQUARE
from Csc. to ........... reduced lOc.
Hemstitched Pure Linen snyoshorn
rows drawn-thread reduced 10
rom &c. TO ................ t0C.
fure Linen Hemstitched Tray Covers
new designs OF stamping, re- IN
duced from 29c. to ...... ISC.
Irish Point Buffet Scarfs. omen wor,,
anu anu embroidered, reduced 10.
from &c. TO ............,. NC.
oad Shades Knitting Silk, reduced D.
10, per roll .......... ........... &c
Royal Society Cushion Covers. with
backs, now reduced from OE
4oc. 10 ........... ................ %VCs
The Magic Stamping Pad enables Won
TO stamp any pattern from paper or
magazine; you can do your own
stamping, reduced from 81 Ok.
10 ...,..'.'' ....'....... .......... &|C'
50 High-Class Chiffon, Liberty Silk.
and Satin Fronts, shirred tucked. |
ruffled, with and without lace. re-
duced from $780, $50, and IS, EOo
choice .......... .......... ...... Oc'
le. dozen Latest Styles High Collars.
9, ~. - the finest materials. came
- o.. s. and $50 waists, all Do
cHi. - each .......... ............. O'
the usual inventory reduction.
/ case Bools-Fold India Linen. very
sheer. reduced from &C. 10 1-Sc.
800 yards &c. India Linen, reduced to
3-12c. yard.
Persian Mulls, the lie. kind, reduced TO
IL 1-2c.
4o-nch Lawns. sheer and nice. reduced
to 3-4c. yard
2-yards-wide Black Organize. the 5Oc.
quality reduced TO 3oc
500 yards p. X. the l5c. kind, in this
Heavy Cord and Fancy p. K, reduced
from zoe. TO 25c.
&c. Yard Wide White Cambria. reduced
to Also. yard.
40-inch India Linen. reduced from lac.
10 SIC.
80 pieces of Fine English Long Cloth.
the N.75 kind reduced for this sale toI
$3.50 piece Of II yards.
Yard-Wide Pure Linen Lawn. reduced
from 75c. to soc. yard
Hemstitched Apron Lawn. sold for
81 l-2c., reduced to 2Sc. yard.
700 yards l0c. Organizes reduced to &c.
yard.
Full line of Tuckings and Reverings al
half prices.
Carpet opportunity. Grasp II
lille 1t lasts. Prices one-third of G
hat you will gladly get them for
month hence.
You pay one-fourth Of what you want
and we will hold the goods until youl 8
need them.
OIL-CLOTH.
500 yards Floor Oil-Cloth short lengths. \
and the print not just right, hence
these prices:
= q patterns) reduced to Sc \
- ga, 81. and S-f Bright Pattern OIL
Uoth, reduced from Is and Soc. To- Il
IL liz and I5c. yard
Sest Grade zoe. Oi-Cloth, all widths B
TO match, reduced to 25c
Z Cork Linoleum. tile patterns. re- A
duced from 4Oc. 10 Csc square yard.
'enetian Stair Carpet. bright colors
stripes and checks, reduced from CSC. d.
10 Toe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-17
GENTLEMEN's FURNISHINGS.

Mems silk Four-in-Hands reduced from
25c. to &c. apiece.
Mems Silk Puffs, Tecks. and Flow Ends
pure silk, reduced from SOC. to 15c.
Lot Light-Colored i. *. Puffs, will
pins, reduced from 2jc to IOc.
p and Csc. Fine Subscribers. all colors
and stripes, reduced TO 1Oc.
All-Silk Windsor Ties and Bows, plain
and hemstitched, plaids and stripes
reduced from 25c. TO IL Lie.
Mems COLUMBIA Laundered Stiff
Bosom Shirts. l pair separate link
cuffs, open back and front, sell every
where for 81. in this sale 53c.
All Of our s1.25 and $50 Real Madras
sort Shirts, Numbered collar and cum
bands. in this sale Csc.
Mems Working Shirts, made of cheviots
ana percale, yoke back and collar
band, 39c. value. in this sale 23c.
mems White Unlaundered Shirts. rein
forced back and front, made of extra
quality muslin, full-length bosom. AOc
value. in this sale 20c.
Mep's Real Madras Soft Shirts. nairl
separate cuffs, finished with pearl
buttons. Zoe. grade. in this sale 4gc
mems Bleached Jeans Drawers cut fuul
size, measured in seam and waist
band. patent buttons, SOC. value. inl
this sale 25c.
Mems All-Silk Puff and Teck Ties. silk
tnroughout, SOC. value. I'm this sale 10 K
men Fast Black Seamless Socks 90
'aiue, In This sale 1-2c.