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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-01-25
EXPIRES. CLEVELAND
Denies Every Part of Senator
Morgan'S Statements.
Always Was and Is Now Opposed to
Annexation of Hawaii.
Always Was and Is Now Opposed 10 Recog
milton Of Cuba.

Princeton n. j.. Jan. 24.-When
shown Senator Morgan's remarks, to-
day, in the United States Senate, rela-
tive to Mr.. CieVeland's position on the
/ Hawaiian treaty. eX-president Cleve-
/ land authorized the following state
nlent to The Associated Press:
II DO not believe in discussing mat
\ tiers Of this Kind as private citizen.
I / 10 not care, however to be misrepre-
sented I Will therefore say that ever
since the question Of Hawaiian annexa-
/ tion was presented have been utterly
ana constantly opposed to it, The first
| thing | ala after my inauguration in
I Mafch, lS33 was To recall from the
\ federal Senate an annexation treaty
/ then pending before that body.
1 = REGARDED and still regard the pro-
/ posed annexation o. these islands as
not only opposed 10 our national policy.
/ hut ae pergcrsion IF our national mis-
| sion, The mission Of our nation is to
/ huild up and make q greater country
I "ui Of what We already have, instead
/ u annexing islands. ! did not suppose
| that there was any one in public life
/ who misunderstood my position on
this matter
4 1t had been said that / was partial
/ to the former Hawaiian monarchy and
| | desired to see it restored in order that
| ! might treat with it for the purpose of
annexation. How could | have had
any such an idea II regarded annexa-
ton as contrary to our national policy?
The same answer can be made to
the statement that my opposition to
Hawaiian annexation was based mere
~ upon dissatisfaction with the treaty
pending before the Senate at the time
| of my second Inauguration. was op-
posed to annexation as such.
In regard TO the Hawaiian MON
archy aside from any question of an
n"Xation. investigated the relations of
| our representatives to its overthrow.
This investigation satisfied me that our
interference in the revolution of 1892
was disgraceful. / would gladly there
fore, for the sake of our national honor
ana cur country's fair mamie have re-
paired that wrong.
In regard to the Cuban question.
my position was fully made known to
Coner r. in the various messages in
which the subject was discussed. | was
opposed 10 tine recognition of the bel
Hgerency on the island ana my position
was perfectly well known. Indeed, so
unmistakable We're my views on the
subject that | was time and again
threatened by frenzied men and women
with dire calamities to be visited upon
myself ana children because Of what
they saw fit tJ assert as my enmity to
the Cuban cause.
My position on all these questions
was made perfectly clear in the official
documents IF the time and there can he
no possible mistake. It is very difficult
for me TO understand Senator Morgan's
evidently wrong impressions in regard
70 my position. Indeed, it is one of the
stiangest things Of these strange times
thdt my position in these matters
sh"uid ne called into the question"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-01-25

ittle difference in the programme as
the telegram doubtless will be semitic
the admiral by one of the torpedo boats
or some other means Of conveyance.
The details of the Names move
ments are believed to be left FOR the
arrangements of Admiral Sicard. bun
It IS thought that the ship, which put
10 sea with the squadron, viii return
To Key West before going to Havana.
The German ships to which Assistant
Secretary Day referred in his stat
ment are the Charlotte and the Goyea,
both training ships, and not of for
midahle type. though one suficed 10
settle The recent Hayticn difHcuIti y
Their touching al Havana il not be-
lieVed 10 De significant. AS their cruise
was arranged in all details, last Sep
tender, and the same ships are due al
Charleston. S. C., early in February
next.
The commando Of The Maine, Capt.
Siesbee. is q faVorite III the navy le-
partment For four years he was chief
Of The photographic office and by his
energy brought up the office to a high
standard. He was lucky to get 80 i'm
rortart shin as the Maine. consider
Hia hia actual taak, which is that OF ii
commander, hat Immediately he jusfi-
liod tnt departments Judgment in tn.
selection Ivy running his snip straigh;
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-01-25
MOT A FATALITY.
Curious Law ma. Seems 10 Follow Some
Persons. Believed 10 Be DIyertibIe.

4 II has frequently been observed that
( "il"h q married couple arrive at the
/ point where they have furnished a
I lhce home and after some years Of
I work ANA economy are just ready 10
ENJOY lie, one or perhaps both finl
mat disease Of some sort has made IFS
appearance and sadly marred the hap
pH picture.
n l'tlc care in the selection of food
during the time one is well ana strong
"i(l prevent the encroachment of dis
ease, whereas continuance in the
use of improper food and drink is sure
/ I" build in disease sooner or later. aud
by some curious law the demon shows
( himself just when we are on the po;nt
Of accomplishing some long cherished
plan.
Put poor Judgment for disease can
We found IN the properly fed and nonr
i2hed man or woman
CGtlce is an insidious foe TO some
systems while il does not seem TO hurt
others
IN cases whore ralpltation or I'M
peasant symptoms Of heart appear or
stomach, head, liver or bowel disturb
ancea. n is almost always traceable TO
coffee and can be made plain to III.
user by abandoning coffee 10 DAYS 10
a month and adopting Postum Food
coffee which will furnish the elements
needed by the body and much the
same elments AZ are destroyed in the
nerve cen;ers by the use OF coffee.
People can he happy and can realiz,.
their wishes 4 they will use good
reason ~ their daily habits of food
and drink We taee pains with our
animals 10 see that the food is care
fully selected. yet We are likely TO ge-
rioualy maltreat that marvellous bit OF
machinery said 10 be made in the like
neas ana imag- ~ Him who planned
ii an
Just think a little, that's all.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-01-25
FROM FOOT TO KNEE

Ohio Woman Suffered Great Agony
From q Terrible 6ore-i1er Story OF
the Case, ana Her Cure.
"For many years was afflicted with
milk leg, and a lew years ago it broke out
in sore and spread from my foot TO nv
knee. I suffered great agony. Ii would
burn and itch all the time and discharge
great deal. My health was good with
the exception OF this sore. Itried great
many kinds OF salve, but some would
irritate the sore so that / could hardly
stand the pain. | could not go near the
fire without suffering intensely. Some one
sent me papers containing testimonials OF
cures by Hoods s5arsaparilla, and | told
my husband / would like to try this med
icine. He got me a bottle and found il
helped me. I kept on taking it until my
limb was completely healed. l cannot
praise Hoods Sarsaparilla enough for the
great benefit il has been to me. 1t
cleanses the blood Of ali impurities and
leaves i rich and pure" Mrs. ANNA E.
EAKEN, Whittlesey, Ohio.
You can buy Hoods sarsaparilla of all
druggists. Be sure to get only Hoods.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-01-25

Two girls from the HalloweH Indus
rial school. employed in the families
"f Messrs. Charles Bailey and Moses
Briggs at Baileyville drove to Win
top Friday night. ana thence to Read
h"id Depot, whore they left their horse
and sleigh ana temporarily disap-
peared Saturday morning they were
seen walking eastward on the railroad
track
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-01-25
eiohteen Inches OF Snow in aroos.aok.

presque Isle, Me. Jan. 24-The
worst snow storm in years has just
closed. It ragged all day yesterday.
The roads are badly drifted and trains
IN the Canadian Pacific and Bang2.
< Aroostook roads are considera ny
delayed. Eighteen inches Of snow fed
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-01-25

In the massachusetts, House. Mon
day. Mir. Ross Of New Bedford. intro
ducsd d bill TO limit the hours Of LABOR
on the minors under IS and women ID
mercantile establishments q 7V'oa9
poulation or more TO 90 hours week.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-01-25
FAIR WEATHER.

Boston IAN "a Local forecast f.t
Tuesday. Fair weather; norhofly
winds becoming variable.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-01-25

are the iayorlle family
catAarle. Price .5c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-05

A CHANCE FOR EYEGLASSES Ann
sPECTACLES.
Rimless Eyeglasses. finest g ones. for
PC.
Roman Alloy, Fine Ground Pebb.,
Glass, warranted not 10 tarnish, Tor
Rubber-Rim Eyeglasses for ca
The dust and dirt on
LEATHER GOODS
would lnhlct a great loss. hence wyd
rather make prices Ike these and clos.
them out:
Black or Colored Leather Belts. WITH
harness buckles. lsc. kind. FOR Toe.
Black Velvet Belts, studded with cut
steel ornaments and cut-steel buckles.
usual price 39c., for to-day, pc.
Large Black Leather Shopping Bag,
with Saline top, 35c. value. for lgc
$50 White Kid Belts, with kid-cOyered
buckles, Pc.
29c. Chatelaine Bags. in Black and
ColOrs, leather-lined, l9c.
69c Large Black Seal Chatelaine Bags.
leather-lined, for 4Ic.
15e. Roman Striped Belts, with harness
buckles, for Sc.
BLACK silk Belts. with silver buckles
19c. value, for l0c.
15c. COlored or Black Purses for Sc.
29c. Combination POcket-Book and Card
Case for i9c.
SCISSORS AND POCkET-KNIvEs AT
YOUR OWN PRICE.
2-blade Pearl or one-Handle Knives.
25c. value, for l5c.
3-blade Bone or Pearl Handle Knives.
39c. valUe, for BE.
29c Steel Scissors In all lengths, from
31-2 to 9 ID inches, for 19c.
19c. Scissors for &c. pair.
81 AND $1.25 HOLLOW-GROUND
RAZORS FOR 42c.
19c. Razor Strops for &c.
CANDIES.
q box.
Oriental Orange and Lemon Jelly. Cho-
colate Creams, Cocoanut Frtters, Pep
permint Cream Waters, and Jelly
Beans. assorted, for 12c. a pound. all
q and 35c kinds.
All 10 and soc. Chocolates and Bonbons,
assorted, for &c. pound.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-05
LINEN COLLARS.
SALE OF GLOVES.
LADIES KID GLOVES.

Ladies' Dressed Kid Gloves, in Tan,
Brown, Gray, and Black, sizes 8 1-2
TO 81, formerly 81, to-day 73c a pair.
Ladies' Chamois Glove. White and yell
low, 2-clasp and 4-button, worth CSC,
for Toe. a pair.
Ladies' 2-clesp Mocha Glove, bright
colors, handsomely stitched. a sl.l9
Glove, for 99c. pair.
Ladies' Taffeta, Lisle, and SILK Gloves,
in Black, Brown, Tan, and White
worth IS, 40, and Soc. for %. 49, and 39c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-05
ALL THE STOCK OF NOTIONS TO DE
SOLD RIGHT OUT.

Bargain prices changed to a simple
clearing, at any price.
Good Needles. 2 papers for &c.
Hat Elastic. 1c. a yard.
&c. White Agate Buttons, &c. gross.
papers Of good Hair-Pins for 1c
Non-Twisting Tape. all widths, pieces
for &c.
Combination Needle Books, containing
papers needles, bodkins. darning
needles, &c, &c. value. for &c.
s. and 4-ply White Knitting Cotton, all
numbers, usually 25c., for 15c. pound
lOc. Black SHOOK Corset Steels. &c. pair.
Large spools of Black or White Linen
Thread, 1c. spool
All colors Whalebone Casing. &c. piece
loo. Colored and Black Velvet Bindings,
sc. piece.
sc. Pearl Buttons. 1c. dozen.
Wooden Hair-Pin Cabinets. assorted
sizes in them, usually &c., for Sc.
Ruffied Garter Elastic, in Black and
Colors. 15c. quality, for &c. yard.
DC. Whalebones, &c dozen.
Mending Tissue, something TO mend
without the use of a needle, 10c. piece
for &c.
lot of 10 and u 1-2c. White and Colored
Beading, for &c. piece
&c. White and Colored Beading, &c piece.
Bicycle Weights, for skirts, something
new 10c ward
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-05
LADIES' DRESSES AND SKIRTS,
SILK sHIRT-wAISTs, GOWNS,
AND WRAPPERS

AMI
all at the quickest prices to close them.
The quantities and exhibition OF these
prettiest things were never equalled. Your
own prices on them now.
SEPARATE SKIRTS TO BE SOLD
MONDAY.
Linen Crash Skirts, 4 yards wide. 5-inch
hem, newest shape, fan-pleated back
sec, for the S1.2 ones.
Zoe. White Duck Skirts, full, wide hems
for 39c each
Tucked Grass Linen Skirts, circular cut,
for sl.59.
STYLISH Crash Skirts, tucked to the
waist, price $2.S3.
Black Mohair Skirts, full, velveteen
finish for 81 each.
Navy-Blue Sicilian Skirts. excellent
shirt-waist skirt, for 50.
& Black Brilliantine Skirts, for SLAP
each.
English Cheviot Skirts. circular rufie.
Handsome Black Taffeta-Silk Skirts.
ruftied, edged with ribbon velvet, for
Sll.50. Cost S22 TO make.
Separate Wheel Skirts, circular, for sl.25.
Others up to $40.
Wheel Skirts and Separate Boomers,
for e0c., for the two garments.
AMONG THE LADIES SUITS TO BE
SOLDi
Tailor-Made Suits at 81 that were up
10 w.
TailorMade Suits at $3.50. that were up
TO S14
Black Cheviot Suits, silk-ined through
out for Sl5. the $3.50 ones.
Linen Suits at 81.
Duck Suits at &c., full suit.
White T. X. Suits for 1886
Stylish Linen Suits, deliberately braided,
Elton or open coat for $3.50.
LADIES WRAPPERS.
Wrappers Of Fine Batiste. large collars,
trimmed with Swiss embroidery, A.
yard skirts. price 2.l3.
Fuil-Wide Wrappers OF Lawn, ruffies
over shoulders. braid trimmed, for 7sc. |
Negligee Gowns Of Fine Lawn, square |
neck. trimmed with Swiss embroidery, |
for Sl25
Good, Full Lawn Wrappers. for 4sc.
each.
p. X. Vests. for Ladies' all sizes. for Is |
and doc.
SILK SHIRT-WAISTS.
Tucked Blouse Waists, OF taffeta silk. I'm |
all the newest colorings. for Sab.
Black Handmade India Silk Waists.
lined, perfect fitting. stock collar. for
500
Fancy Tafeta silk Waists at 1915.
Others I'D TO si2.50.
Ladies' Sateen Boomers for a.&
Mohair Boomers for sl.95.
China-Silk Bloomers. $50 each.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-05

81 I. c. "Zephirine' Corsets for $40
Regular 81 Nursing corsets for 75c.
French Coutille Corsets, long waist
high bust, well-boned, perfect-fittins,
silk Hamburg trimmed, for Sl.25
4 or 5-hook ventilating Corsets, Swiss
netting, sateen stripe, well-boned, 81
value, for csc.
Fine Jeans Corsets, long waist, good
shape, SOC. value, for 25c.
Boys Double-Ve Waists, regular zoe.
ones, for 40c.
We have been in close touch with the
largest
ART GOODS
dealers in the country. The newest and
best are here at forced selling prices
Drawn-Thread, open-Work Monte
Linen Tray Covers 1870. value, for &c.
1Sx54 Stamped Duck Buffet Scarf, with
open work and fringed ends, others
say cheap at 29c., our price u lie.
15c Stamped Centrepieces. in all the
newest designs, for SC.
New lot Of Stamped Splashers and Tray
Cloths, fringed ends and stamped In
the newest patterns, well worth u lie,
for sc. each.
19c. Stamped Denim Cushion Top for PC.
29c Flag Design Naval Pillows, Tor
19c.
79c. Gilt Canvas Cushion Tops, heavily
Large Red, White. aud Blue Cord for
finishing off the pillows, l0c. yard.
Stamped Pillow Shams, all the newest
patterns, for &C. each.
SPECIAL SALE OF 5000 LADIES'
LINEN COLLARS.
4-ply, all sizes and all the newest shapes,
zoe. usually, SC. each.
Pure Linen Cuffs, all the new shapes,
for &c.
LADIES PIQUE, MADRAS. AND
FANCY LINEN PUFF TIES, USU-
ALLY DC lac EACH
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-05
THE NEW IDEA PAPER PATTERNS

FOR MAY AND JUNE ARE HERE,
ALL KINDS FOR sc.
The Bazaar Glove-F1tting Patterns are
here, also, price DC.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-05
TVS THE HISTORY OF SILK

punched into lots that know no cost
thrown into the caldpon of a commingled
price mixture, the average loss of which
is not less than a third from our own
cost. Wen cut them in any quantity to
suit the buyers:
Lot No. l.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-05

COAIS AND TON liz A-N
FANTS AND CHILDREN.
Infants India Silk Coats, handsomely
embroidered, for A.95.
Infants Cashmere Goats, embroidered
for 75c. each.
Chldren's Pique Refers, large collars
trimmed with embroidery. for N.z
each. All sizes, from L to A years
Others I'D to $50
Pique Short Coats, trimmed with In
sorting and edge. pleated backs, foi
S2.73 each.
HOUSE DECORATIONS, COTTAGE
DRAPERIEs, AND CURTAINS,
In an endless variety, and at reduction
prices that would bring wonders to the
manufacturers that produced them.
Real Silk-Striped Madras Curtains
made to sell for $3.50 pair; on sale
here for s1.J0
Real Irish Point Curtains, for $50 a
pair; best s. value.
Fine, Dainty Patterns OF Real Brussel
Net Curtains, II designs to select from,
imported to sell for $3.50 a pair; here
for s6.25 a pair.
4-yards-long White Applique Curtains,
$40 value, for Sc a pair.
Imitation Brussels Curtains, dainty, fine
patterns, for $3.50 a pair.
Nottingham Curtains, from &c. to - a
pair.
DRAPERIES.
New Silkolines, sc. a yard.
264 pieces OF New Tinted Draperies,
bought to sell for 15c. yard; our price,
lie.
White Curtain Madras, So inches wide,
25c. quality, for l0c. n yard.
Satin-Binished Figured sateens. S5c.
quality, for Il 1-2c. a yard.
Burlaps, for floor coverings and couch
covers, 10 2-3c. yard.
Denims, in all the newest designs, for
10c. a ward.
Lace-Strfped Curtain Scrim, &c a yard.
SAVE HALF OF YOUR MONEY AND
GET ONE OF THE
PRETTIEST AND BEST CARPETS
THAT IT is POSSIBLE TO PUT ON
YOUR FLOOR.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-05

la additional
demand and the raj ora w egveT
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-05

CLOSED QUICK.
A good deal Of our own cost is chopped
off with the selling. Read part Of this
story:
Lot No. comprises 54-inch High Grade.
All-Silk Crepon, Priestley's handsome
Soiiel, I'm plain and fancy effects; Bro
caded Paquin, Crystal Silk-Warp Eli-
dora, and Embroidered Crepe de
Chine, sold upwards OF s1.9S S225 and
s2.sS. yard. any In this lot for si.25
yard.
Lot No. comprises 50-inch-wide ALL
Wool Imported Chevereau. Figured
Meirose, Mohair. Granada, Corded EN-
press, Silk-Finished Henrietta, Graz
venette Serges, Sflk-warp Tamise, and
Pure -Mohair Sicilian, cost the inn
porter upwards OF $l39 and $3.50, your
Choice in this lot Sc. q yard
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-05

The gathering OF silks IN this lot IN
cludes all high-class novelties, none
Of which sold for less than s2.75, $685.
and 1925 yard. Your can pick your
CHOICE OF ANY FOR 81 CENTS
YARD. Among them Heavy Quality
Crystal-Cord Bengaline, Colored
Three-Toned Broken Plaids, Black
Grenadine with tiny colored embroi-
dered figures, 30 inches wide; Extra
Fine Quality Black Duchess, with
soft, mellow finish Satin Wave design
in Black Bayadere MORE Velours;
Black Satin Duchess Brocade, in the
new lace effect; Colored Embroidered
Chiffon, for over-dresses; Gold En-
broidered Black Crepe de Chine, &c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-05
SIX HUl.DRED DOLLARS Loss IN
TOILETS.

SiA htsDhED DOLLAhS LOSS IN
TOILETS.
All the very best are here at prices that
Will create interest Of jubilee.
tull-siZe cakes OF French Milled Palm
soap, made from Siberian oil, for &c.
. cake, or l2c. dozen.
1000 cakes of Strictly-Pure Turkish
Bath Soap, 1c. cake.
lot OF % and 35G. French Bristle Tooth
Brushes for 10c. each.
Zoe. Hardwood Back Clothes Brushes
for Sc.
Dr. Lyons Tooth Powder. 1sc.
Sperm Machine oil, 1c bottle.
Best Refined Borax, 1-4-pound packages
usually &C., for 2l-2c. package.
SC. Curling Irons for 1c.
2Sc. bottles Carbolic Mouth-Wash, u 1-2c.
bottle.
LIE Grandes orisa Violet, &C.. instead
Packers Tar Soap, 14c. cake.
No. All Farina Perfumes, 46c. bottle,
9-inch Rubber Dressing Combs, &c.
1Oc. Black Fine Combs, &c.
Large cakes OF good Shaving Soap, &c.
Large Carriage sponges, well worth 25c.,
for &c. apiece
15c. Hair-Brushes for &c.
All OdOrs of Perfumes, put I'D in bottles
with glass shoppers, usually 25c., for
II lie. bottle.
&c. bottles of best grade Household Am
monia, &c. bottle
Violet Cold Cream, usually 15c., for &c.
box.
Large bottles Of Petroleum Jelly, usu-
ally SC, for &c. bottle.
lOc. package of Violet and Hellotrope
Sachet Powder for sc.
Combination Russell and Ox-Blood Shoe
Polish, &C., instead of lOc.
$4,000 WORTH OF Innings
are thrown out for to-day's selling. Prices
IS you've never met before await you.
Best quality KidFinish CambrIcs, Black |
and Colors, 2l-2c. yard
u 1-2c grade OF Roman Stripe and |
FIGURED Percalines. 6 3-4c. a yard
s6-inch Soft-Finish Percalines. in Colors |
and Black, l21-2c. grade. for I lie
Gray Saline Jeans, S1-Sc. quality for &c. |
yard.
Full Yard-wide Black Rustling Perca-
line, lOc. value, for 3-fc. yard
10 2-Sc grade OF Blackjack Figured /
Silesias for S3-4c a yard
s6-inch Black Canvas would be cheap
:, at lOc., our price sc. yard.
lsc. Black Satin stripe Percaline, guar
anteed fast for l0c. a yard.
Black or White Pure Linen Grass-Cloth,
l-2c. a yard.
Gray and Black French Hair-cloth, lsc.
kind, Tor 3 3-4c. a yard.
JEWELRY TO THE FRONT.
No matter what the value is, the prices
re TO be for
Ladies Hard Enameled Waist Sets.
=. Black, Zoe. kind, for i0c. a set
Sterling Silver Shirt-Waist Sets. guar
nnteed TO be s25-l 900, worth Soc. FOR
lSc. a set.
Mother-of-Peari Waist Sets. with link
cun-buttons, studs, collar button.
for Sc. set.
Any. Of our CSC. Jewel Waist Sets FOR
IL 1-2c. a set.
l lot OF Ladies' Brooches your choice.
Jewelled Hat-Pins. 25c. ones. for &c.
Cun,Pins, gold or silver, for Sc. a set.
Children's Sterling Silver BraceIets n
kind. for Sc
Leather Covered Belt-Pins, &c. each.
Gold or Silver Fan Chains, 50c. ones for
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-05

BHOkEN.
The quantities stored here command
the help OF every buyen I'm Richmond.
4-inch-wide All-Silk Taifeta Ribbons.
lsc, quality, for 14c. a yard.
6-inch All-Silk Tafeta Ribbons, usu-
ally CSC, for 1Sc a yard.
Ssc. grade OF Black Satin and Moire
Sash Ribbons for 25c. a yard
Fancy Gauze Ribbons, in all the new
est shades, 4 inches wide, for l5c. a
yard. instead OF BIC.
42c. grade OF Double-Faoe Satin Rib
bons, in all colors and Black, for to-
day, 32c. a yard
Narrow Black Velvet Ribbons for &c..
piece OF 10 yards.
lot OF Ali-Silk Saxin and Gros-Grain
Ribbons, usual price and loo. a yard,
Tor to-day, &c. l yard
lot Of Ribbon Velvets, Colors and
Black. for &C. yard. instead Of IL lie.
yard
Narrow Gauze Ribbons. White only. for
&c. yard.
CLOSING
CORsETS
AT THE FOLLOWING PRICES:
several makes Of the New Shorf-Hip
Corsets, lace and rihbon-trlmmed.
regular N.50 kind, for 81.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-05

All and every Silk. Plain and Fancy,
also Black, that have been priced from
81, $1.S9, $1.75 yard will be sold in this
lot. Your choice of any in any wanted
quantity for 7Sc. yard, including Black
Embroidered Seed Armure, extra
heavy grade; N-inches-wide Rustling
Taffetas, in Black and colors 45-inch-
es-wide Embroidered Black Hermann;
Colored Two-Toned Barres, Black "a
inch Satin Luxor, Double and Twisted
Black Sewing Silk Gauze, Lace Effects
I'm Embroidered Evening Silk, White
Bengaline, 24-inch Black Paquin, Col
ored Satin Duchess, in evening shades;
Canale-Stripe Taffetas, Colored Trans
parent Grenadines &c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-05
The BIRTHDAY OF C0HEN'S PRICES THAT BEAT COhENS
all necessity
ARGE MENT AND REB


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