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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-11
Dove Lodge This Evening.

A stated communication Of Dove Lodge
No. 81, A. F. and a. NJ, will be held at
the Masonic Temple tonight There VIII
be work in the first degree, and District
Deputy Grand Master d. c. Richardson
viii visit the lodge.
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LADIES' SUITS.
ladies' Made Suits dihere"'
colors, for Sss ,,ao SHIFTS. made
Z An-Wool Tailor Mace ut lined skirt
with fy,front -jc aelEiees' $50 Suits, for
$685.
SEPARATE SKIRTS.
Nohalr Brnnantine skirts al i''s '''''
were s.. p. for l.SS e.roo skirts.
Az ner roH lined, for S2ls; were Si'N1 Mo-
coy FOR q good quality Brocaoeu NV
80 el,irt. S.25 kind.
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Small Fire on Ross Street.

The department was called out yester-
day morning TO a fire at 1405 Ross street,
in house occupied by colored people. Il
was traced 10 a foul chimney. and was
put out before any damage had been done.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-11

Mrs. N. NJ. Porter. OF this city, re-
celved a telegram yesterday evening, an
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DIR APERIES.

Remnants Of Art Drapery, In new COT
orings, 4 3-4c. yard. ,.,,- +,
All of the u 1-2c. Dotted Muslin, IN
short lengths, 6 7-Sc. yard
300 yards OF 25c. French Curtain Muslin,
Art Denims. in new effects, Il 1-2c, for
25c quality. o.
Tinsel and Silkoline Drapery, 2l-2c.
yard.
900 remnants of Double-Faced Cretonne
and denim. &c.
Scrim, &c. yard.
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[ LEARlNG AUCTION SALE or

W. mi - NV nv, CARPETS, &c
Broad street. oohi' Sz9 east
AT Aii 1d'so friday MORNING. NOV. 18th
carpets. &c.-been on storagdt u rin
part part Oak Folding Bed, 20 OAK " Vasb IA
ISStaEds; ~ Double and Single Redetos an
Good SdPriRn Is, single and double; several
Pianos > ''HEg afrac,,,s Chamber Suits, 8
RTTGifi i Parlor Suits, Carpets Sc ana an
IN " ~ i aiso sell New COok-Stoves 4 New ,
IIiiti5a.tihs-Stoves, l Good Feather by DIV
S Sc Pos;. Pictures, and other Furnii1re
of stop Stsa'e t orders to sell the entire lot
vo,, 'v ,,se furniture Attend the sale ~
attend the sale. 'eS invited 10
MOI, j. H. VALENTINE
~ - Manager and Auctioneer
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WANTED.

TO INVEST 81 700 TO $3.50 IN SOME
Legitimate business. Address, with par.
ticulars. n, Richmond Dispatch.
1u-DtE
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RIBBONS.

No. 2 Satin Ribbons, all colors, for &c.
yard.
6-inch Navy-Blue Moire Sash Ribbons.
usually 19c yard; price, sc. yard.
Fancy Necktie Ribbons, in several
pretty patterns. for DC. yard, well
worth 10c
4-inch Fancy and Plain Taffeta Ribbons.
IN lengths from to 31-2 yards, for
II l-2c yard
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-11

lot of White, Black and Colored
Ruching, that sold from soc. to 81 %
yard: choice of any for 15c. yard.
1 lot of Ruchings-Black, coors. and
White-sold up to 25c. yard, Tor &c. a
yard.
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AUCTION sALES-E,tu..n.~-

WIEN REAL ESTATE is SOLD TIM
n a3GS FOR THE CURRENT CALEN.
r iEAH ARE TO BE PAID pro
VEH3p Sf THE VENDOR AND 9HE
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BUSINESS CHANCES.
FOR SALE,

FIRST-CLASS BAR AND HOTEL FIN
TURES; close to ship-yards. Rent very
cheap. Apply to 1861 east Main street.
no fl-fts
FOR SALE. A LARGE GROCERY
BUSINESS, with store and lot. in New
port News, Va: $500 cash business every
week. For further particulars apply 70
+. II. LAKE, 1871 Twenty-eighth street,
Newport News, Va. no 9-3t
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LEATHER GOODS,

35c. Colored and Black Chatelalne- Bags
for loo. each
Black and COlored Combination Card
case and Pocket-Books, usual 29c.
ones. for 19c
Ladies Large Black Shopping-Bags,
with outside pockets. for 25c.
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WANTED,

BY YOUNG LADY. BOARD IN RE
fined and private family. south OF Broad
and west of First streets. Address "
care OF Dispatch no LIT
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.. - Hlam q Co.
Real Estate Auctione1r,
TRUSTEE's SALE DIV


IhUSIEE'S SALE BY p1,,,
AUCTION or THE SnAI, OBLl0
Dc,WhLLING-HOUsE AND T@,s BRIO.
IhDkCH STREET, OREGc>tl' 30. 81
IN execution OF a deed OF fr,,,,' NIL.
1OVang and wife 10 tho unders,..IINm John
zee. dated June 30 1885, recorI,33h.1 trgs.
6ook i'[ a, page 100. Richmorg q, 10 Deed.
S0urt. DEFAULT having been me- -Naoncefy
aeDt and being required va tn Do ne
oehehciary ! will sell By publio ~ ,m
on the premises. on '''"c aucuoa
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER ,s
az $3.50 O'Clock p. NJ. the RF,r ~
uescrlDed In said deed. IL bcir., To- TATE
veniently located, substantfsi me c0a-
t ,br small brick dweling-bo,,.tl eor-
me me lot on which IL stands f,o,....'e win
1oo Church street. fronting h ~ as 80.
vest me OF Church street .~i on tls
OS NIX between parallel limos I6o = .Hnng
TERMS: by consent. and i.' ie-t
Terms prescribed by the s,ii NJ ths
thlrd or the purchase money I, .l' one
me residue In two equal lrsf,f .l. ana
FIX ,,c,o ana Twelve months by na,l.. 20
notes. with interest added All 'sliats
ov deed OF trust. or the Who'll seclral
"t me option Of the purchase "l cash.
~ t1-----J y. -. ELAN. Tr.,..
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WhDNEsDAY. NOVEMpFp .,
TN EXECUTION OF 4 npro

N EXECUTION OF A Drpn 49,
a trust, datec Soptember o. 49, VI
corded In the Chancery Co,ir, os 'ul fe-
Sa l iS n' IN Deed-BooE Is "a ey
ci9r,"se VIII AZ the request OF the .,..s
u.aiy, there having been DEAN, .tl.i.
payment OF the debt Secured. seiI DO 10
'ie auction on the premises. ON W pub
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER IL ~,
az az az o'clock :, Z, NJ. that Exec ,,
B l3i,Ck RESIDENCE, No 81 ~, LEM
side Of Tenth street. betw@s, 'h lhe elt
NJ , sIr' cts, with the lot upon ,'s.. ana
Tfif S toe: fronting 30 feet. ana rann.r. /,
30 Ieet, 10 q public alley. mo I15 'tek
rooms, is In good order. and g.,i aai
q nIce nome or fine piece on lre..., Make
TERMS: Cash sufficient N ,,...
sa.e ana taxes and to discharee ~ .s e.
poL I or the debt, Amounting ~ 4, 1.Il y.
~5u cnS residue upon terms 90 4.
81 saie' ~. y. HARRIS '-'
no 10 ~ - h,lNE.
Trustees
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE
Handsome StOCk-Fdrm
FOR SALE PRIVATELY.
BULLEiELD,

THE CELEBRATED STOCK FARM
OF the late Major Thomas ". boswell -
offered Tor sale in part or the whole
Is situated one and fourth miles ron
boswell Station, which Is the Junction ,'
the Chesapeake and Ohio and Rchmont
Fredericksburg and Potomac raifosuh
and Is twenty-seyen miles nom hi'''
mond.
This offers rare opportunity 70 any
one desiring a hrst-class stock iafh
For further information aud terms ~
ply 10 HOWARD WINSTON, care ~
Messrs. Harvey Blair & Co, cary Inv
Thirteenth streets Richmond, va
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Orders for printing sent to the DIG
patch Company viii DO given prompt az
tention. and the style OF work aud prices
will be sure to please you.
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THE COHEN co.
AMONG THE CORsETs TO BE SOLD
ARES
CHINA AND HOUsEWARE.

THIS REMNANT-DAf AMONO MAN
OTHER THINGS.
IL German China Cream Pitchers,
slightly Clipped, 1c. each.
1 Havfland China Dinner Set, pieces
short. was $39. TO close. SIS.
1 Toilet Set, pitcher odd, was $3.50 for
81
1e stone Butter Jars, to close &c. each.
20 dozen White Cups and Saucers,
slightly Clipped. were 81 Dozen ior
&c. pair. -
30 Nickel-Top Mustard Jars. lie. each:
10 Glass Cake Plates. &c. each, were loc.
% Cut-Pattern Cream Pitchers, &C., from
15c.
6 dozen Thin-Blown Water Tumblers,
&C. each. from Sc.
7 Celery Stands, 4c.. from zoe.
Backing Case, made of quarter-sawed
oak. slightly damaged, for 25c.. from 81
7 Brooms, Stiffness sewed, to close, &c.
each.
IL White Framed Pictures, Sx1o, were
2Oc.. for sc. each.
Fine Pictures. frames shghtiy
scratched. were Sc. for Sl.75 each.
% Artist-Proof Etchings, were $L5O Tor
Acc. each. .o
Oii-Heater. was $3.50. to close, 81.
80 Scuttles. were % and 5oc', snghtly
dented. to close, &c. each.
A lot of Fine Dolls, slightly solled'
were up to t.75. for &c choice.
46 rolls of Denison's Crepe Papers for
IL a roll
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BUSINESS WANTS.
WANTED.

A SMALL, HOUSE. SIX OR EIGHT
rooms. i'm good locality. central; rent not
to exceed SIS per month. Possession De
cember 1st' Address "W.," care OF Dis
patch. 10 u-lt-
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AUCTION sALEs-Fu,.,.,

a. n,,, = - 1872 -
WIEN REAL E51s-Th Is ss,, ,.-..,,>.
LIES TOR ThE CURRENT a. iHa
OAK TEAR ARE TO BE rAfn kN.
S ssn BY THE VENDOR ann FRO
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-11

LOST. AT ST. PAULS CHURCH ON
Wednesday afternoon November 9th, a
DOUBLE BLACK CLOTH CAPE, with
out lining. Please return 10 ST. Paufs
Church Home. 100 west Clay street.
no ll-1t'
LOST. MONEY. DON'T KNOW THE
amount. Am still selling my Bicycles at
great reductions; Ss5 Wheels. $i5 See me.
T.. NJ HUNTER, Manager,
1900 east Cary street
no II 151S q. 25&2g-et
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AUCTION sALEs-Tbi. No.

WHEN REAL ESTATE is SOLD THE
= lanes FOR THE CURRENT CALEN-
DAK YEAR ARE TO BE PAID PRO
~ 49, by THE VENDOR AND THE
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BOARD.
HORSE SHOW.
EVEtTI tFEV"
NONENIRER IAih TO

NOVEMBER 14th TO fsth.
Parties visiting New York city will find
home comforts and excellent table at ga
east Eighteenth street. Convenient TO eli
car lines. Mrs. W. u. HILL. oc 2S-2w
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CLOSING THESE KID gloves.

81 pairs for 5Oc., from 79c.
o. pairs, were up to 81, for SOC.
All shades in sizes to 6 "a, were Sic.
for sec.
Others that were SIPS and sl.19, for 75c.
~ pairs Ladies' Black and Colored Cash
mere Gloves for 1rc
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SHIRT-WAISTS.

Black Mohair Shirt Waists, tucked
fronts. lined throughout, S1.4S, instead
Of $50.
Fancy Plaid Waists, 50c, from 70 and
SIC.
Black Satin Duchess Waists, 1915, from
$50
Solid Black and Black and White silk
Waists, $l50. from $3.50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-11

LOST. THURSDAY, BETW ZEN MAIN
and Marshall streets. on Governor, be-
tween / and o'clock a GOLD BRACE
LET Liberal reward. Return 10 TRAY
LOR & EPPES. No. Governor street.
no l1-1ft
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MANNING

me ONLY Telephone we have is 23el-2
10 not be deceived by calling AIS. old
phone or 80, new phone. either OF
when are ON the old telephone books In
our name; but will not reach US now.
THE JEFFERSON LAUNDRY.
oc 2-Su W&Ftm
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,.p,rs, WRAPPERS.

-, 1vronpers. OF best qudHV' q
rssan 1g' le Wrappers Persian designsdi
made with full back, YOKE S. sbonider'
Win braid and RULES over shou'uei'
for 69c.
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FOR RENT.
FOR SALE,
EOR SALE

a FORTY-HORsE-POWER CTALROTT
Y sons BOILER, in good conditjon
ADDRESS T. o. BOX SO5. Richmond. Va.
no u-lt-
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store to-day. The hard
course of remnant selling
is made harder by special
prices like these f:
ODD LOTS IN LADIES, AND CHILL
DREN's KNIT UNDERWEAR.

Ladies'. Misses. and Boys Merino Vests
and Pants. odd sizes and lots, were 80
TO 75c.; remnant price, 2Sc.
Misses Norfolk and New Brunswick
Vests aud Pants. that were 9S,.; these
now 50c. a garment
Ladies' Atwood Pants, that were 81
pair. now soc.
Misses Union Suits. &c, from 4Sc.
Ladies' 25c. Fleeced Vests, slightly i'm
perfect, PIC each.
Infants Ribbed Wrappers. 15c., from 25c.
Odds in Childrens Vests and Pants, Sc,
from 12lzc.
Ladies' Wool Ribbed Union Suits at
7jc., from $50 a suit.
is Ladies' Fleeced Ribbed Vests, sizes
and t. at &C., from II lie. each.
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black DRESS GOODS.

Black Figured Crepon, 9S inches wide'
usually 35c yard, for l5c yard.
4O-inch Black Brocaded Lentina Cloth,
several different patterns, the regular
15c. quality, for 2lc. yard. -,
81 sd Ouaiity of Black Melrose Cloth, fuu
45 inches wide, for 75c: yard;
wide Double Fold Black Drap de Almas,
l9c. value, for 9lsc. yard
4i-inch Black Pompadour Suiung' LOT
29c. yard. ., N e.. -,
3 pieces Grenada Cloth, was N'IS Tor 'oc'
And many others.
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IN CoLoRED DRESS
COonS

i lot. Sc. a yard. from. lie. a.
Wool Brocades, 10c., from 2sc.
Covert Cloths. 30c.. from 69c.
Serges, 45c., from &c.
SmaIl Invisible Checked Soc. from 9Sc.;
4O-inch Cord 2Oc.. from &c.; Wool
Cheviots 12lhc., were 35c., etc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-11

Dy the Valentine Auction Company.
&9 east Broad street
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nnrssING sAC0UEs.

-, 1,o,,oy Eiderdown Dressing
Ladies fa amn,JSroldered edges and RIB
hon trimming, for 4sc,, vool pressing
All s,c cSlos' embroidered edges and lid
,t mock for l3c.
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by N. ". Bowe,
Real Estate Auctionean

TRUSTEES AND RECEIVERS
Tipcr SALE OF THE
>rOr,,r,r. AT THE
NOKIHEAST CORNER OF MAIN AMI
v7rrt5 iTrOUSHEE STREETS.
"AAh I MI, BROAD Lot UPON
WHICH IT STANDS ON
by AUCTION.
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G. m. OlIver. AuctIoneer.
NRUSTEE'S AUCTION SALE

HOUSE AND STORE AND A DWELL
ING HOUSE.
AT THE NORTHEAST CORNER "
CANAL AND FOUSHEE STREETS
Under a deed Of trust recorded in ths
Clerks office of Richmond Chareey
Court, I'm Deadlock lGi b. page 49, le.
fault having been made in The payment
OF money therein secured. and beng So
required by the beneficiary. Z will s.A
by public auction, on the premises Cn
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER II. IES
al 4:30 i. NJ, the LAND AND IMPROVE.
MENTS described In said deed Is follows
situate at the northeast corner OF Canal
street and FOushee street. fronting a
feet on the north side OF said Canal
street, and running back norhEri .
Feet on the east line OF said F0Ishe
street. betWeen parallel lines.
TERMS: 4 sufficient sum in cash CD De-
fray the expenses Of executing ibis trl.t
and 10 pay a debt OF 500. with interest
from March 9, 1898, and as 10 any surplus
credit Of six. twelve. and e-lts.l
months, for negotiable notes. bearing 10.
terest from date Of sale at per c.lti
10 be secured on the property Ly dead ~
trust unless the parties in interest shall
az the hour Of sale direct other terms i0f
the said surplus.
RO. STILES. Trustee
II. y. Chaiiin CO., incorporated
no AuCuUlelr2
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Luffsey and others VS. Bucbars, .,,
othefs.-Decree Of the Richmond Gnu
Gerry Court, entered ON tho am Az 4,
November, 1895 wy "
In execution Of the above-men,Ior.,
decree. the undersigned. special crw~..
sloner. viii proceed 10 sell at ufiblI. ...,-
uoh: upon the premises. on
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER u l0s
at 4:3O o'clock y. NJ, the PROpFprv
above described '-''i'
The house contains Eve or efv ro,,.,
with lot fronting % feet on the east ef,
or TWenty-fourth street. ana r.rn.r,
back between parallel lines rs feet to IN
alley u feet wide
TERMS: one third cash. the balance b,
two equal instalnicnts IN six and twfIy.
months. for negotiable notes. with lr,e.
rest added, the title retained until an fhs
purchase money is paid and a conyeyarrs
ordered by the court. or all cash. az he
option OF the purchaser.
WILLIAM A. MONCVRr.
Special COmmis slouer
I certify that the bond required OF M,
special commissioner by the above decree
has been duly given.
CHARLES O. SAVILLF.
no 10 Clerk
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cuYInnEN,s JACKETS.

c,,uaren,s Refers, of fancy cloth iur
trimmed for i5c. pooeers of Mixed
C = DEy braid trimmed, usually, o S1iSs
Chfdren's Long Eide rae cnery color,
trimmed with Angora iur' e'e''
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Gentlemen.

We put on safe three lots of Mems
Fine Wool Shirts, worth so, 75c., 81
each, for rs, SO, and soc. choice.
Mems Heavy White and Gray
Shirts at IS and 25c
Mems All-Wool Red, White, and
Gray Shirts and Drawers at 75c.,
worth 81.
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Lamp Rarities.

New Lamps, in rich, exquisite de-
signs and colorings. Phenomenal has
been our success, because of quality
and under prices.
Fine Decorated Banquet lamps,
with llft-out fonts, gold plated, base
and globe to match, at S2.4S-value
N.4S.
Pretty Sewing Lamps. i'll Pink, Blue,
and Yellow decorations, with globe to
match, at S9c., worth sI3S.
Handsome Brass Lamps, with base
and globe to match, at $I.75-a good
s. value.
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as do on
THF REMNANT DAY.
d. .; loss eeps bad stock drowning the goodness of
th sore Better this hardship week than to
h orr alespeope fiddle ends and odds that naturally
create a loss every day.
MANY thousand price-reasons why you should
be at TT, -,
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SILKS.
d. co1,NrrR LOADED WITH THEM.

6 pairs odd Lace Curtains, S2c. pair
from SOC. -. c,,v.,ins
overlooked edges, CSC, instead Oh 81
On nsirs odd Curtains, 1 and pairs
alike. your choice 81 pair; value up 10
$3.50 pair. c,....u IA II.
15c. each. -. ...,,,so,,.-
like So instead of 81 TO $40.
Ruf.ied Bedroom Curtains, lace edges,
81 30 Dair.
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AMONG THE MUSLIN UNDERWEAR
BARGAINS ARE;

Ladies' Muslin Drawers at &c, from
4Sc.
Gowns. that were $2.4S. now $3.50.
Gowns that show handling, were '9c,
Muslin Chemise, 25c. ones. for 15c.
Drawers and Skirts at l5c., from 2oc.
Black Sateen Pettcoats at oO,, from
ySc.
coiored Striped Petticoats, Soc. from CSC
Black Mohalr skirts. $780, from $50.
AT THE BRAID COUNTERS TODAY
soutache Braids. yards for 1c.
Wide Black Hercules Braids, &C. yard,
instead OF l2ize.
Marrow Jet Edgings for 1c. yard.
Jewelled Twin Buttons, 2oc, pair.
Coiored Spangled Trimmings, l9c. ycrd.
Narrow Black Satin Ailliner Folds. &c.
yard.
Colored Loop Braid Trimmings. i0c.
yard. instead Of 25c.
UPWARDS OF A THOUSAND PAIRS
OF HOSE.
Children's Ribbed Hose, seamless, sizes
~ and g. were l21zc.; these, sc pair.
Misses Solid Black Lisle-Thread &c.
Hose. size Sjk and g. for 12izc. pair.
q pairs Ladies' oxford Gray Hose &c.
pair. Others In black and white. fancy
dots and figures. at 10c. from &c
II pairs Ladies' 25c. Fancy Imported
Hose. VIII so at he pair.
a PAIRS Ladies 25c. Cashmere Wool Hose
at ICE. pair.
THE CNIrMT m
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him or her whose tendencies are to bald
headedness. first bath Is always az
GOOD as q circus, the bather being his or
her own amusing trick mule. IL you are
In shallow water and endeavor to sit
down you slide out from under yourself
with a speed and grace that suggests
hidden acrobatic qualities. II you are
floating and attempt 10 regain standing
posture you are as apt to Land on your
head as on your feet.
Very few persons ever dive In this
water more than once. Al first II Is
tempting, but not so much so after you
emerge with your eyes filed with salt
burning at rate that threatens total
blindness, while you reach for a portion
of your bathing suit TO wipe and soothe
the burning members, and only add TO
your misery by augmenting the salt de-
post. II is a terrible parliamentary
out in the water, blind as bat. totally
unable to reach your bath-house. not a
dry garment anywhere TO be had-salt,
nothing but salt-with the aggravating
presence of thousands OF fellow -bathers,
who. IL seems, could possible offer dis
abled friend some assistance, some re-
lief but who are powerless, as their bath
ing costumes and fingers are just as salty
as your own and, being accustomed 10
such scenes, they merely STAND Dy anu
laugh and make provoking suggestions.
But the old-timers know remedy for
this afflction. and IL isn't patent one,
either. IL is free and simple knowl-
edge, easily enough acquired, If you but
have the opportunity, before your knowi-
edge of your skill as a diver impels you
to demonstrate your ability TO fellow
bathers and lookers-on. 1t consists flrst
of getting your eyes saturated with salt
water, and at the critical moment-Just
as you are about TO so blind and the
unsympathetic crowd is laughing loudest
at your sufferings and apparent helpless
ness-exercise little presence OF mind'
bear the pain heroically, place the index
finger OF each hand we'll back into the
mouth, and suck them with all the skill
acquired in infancy. until the solution on
them is thoroughly weakened and re-
moved; don't swallow the solution, but
dispose of it in the most natural and con-
venient way, and then, with the fingers
thus cleansed gouge the eyes Industrious
iy and triumphantly into the corners, ana
YOU will find that the result is almost
as satisfactory as it would have been bad
you had towel and fresh-water bath.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-27
Absurd Contention Abandoned
Plttsburg Dispatch)

Mexico has senslbly abandoned prs - ,.
tenable position In the Temple cA''
agreeing 10 deliver tho prisoner o"
tradition papers. 10 the Juriso'lu. .s.
Arizona for trial. The facts are .l..
these: Temple was railroad cond- i.
on one OF his trips ne killed a man ,..,
his train was in the United state. -,.,
went on to the end OF his run, IN a ,N''
where he was arrested. The 49,,
authorities then began preparation y. 800
him for murder, and when represe +,
were made 20 them that Tempe -,
citizen OF the United states. and no 49,,
the killing on this side OF the pordo-, .,t.r
still claimed jurisdiction. and the
became one OF diplomatic contfoNei9
or course, the Mexican conten'l''i, ...I
unreasonable and could not De "l'' .i,i.
by the United States. Under II any a y,
zen OF the United States, who nap p'.s
DO I'm Mexico, might be put uhe1. IN
and tried for crimes alleged 70 nav ~
committed In some part OF tins eo', co,.
This would be absurd The MeAlSsn lew
eminent has apparently taken h's I'M,
finally. but covers It's retrac,ion W. .-,,J
easy condition that Temple shan "a nave
in an American court. AS he wyu'N Ming
been so tried without this conoi'i1H -.
imposed the stats Department ca"
fully yield tho promlAA-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-27
A NOVEL ENTERTAINMENT.
A Pie-Party Given mt River view ON
the Evening Of Thanksgiving.

Quite a novel entertainment was given
Thanksgiving night at the residence OK
Mrs. French, at Riverview. when pie
party'' was rendered Misses Lillian and
Alice French.
The affair was a most enjoyable one.
and the climax was reached when some
Of the merry party got hold Of the pep
per pie" which had been prepared for
the occasion. 1t proved hot stuff but
those to whom ID fell made away with 1t
I'm a manner that was truly commenda-
bic. though many a wry face was made
before the last morsel had been eaten.
Among those present, besides the fair
young hostesses. were Misses Beuiah
Bower, Nelly Llber. Bessie Holzback.
Lula Krangle, Lille and Carrie Mortng,
and Messrs. J. r. Wlcks, Percy Gilman.
p. w. Umlauf, c. W. Hall, Gus. Krangle,
Walter Holzback, Percy Philips, Julian
Hitter. A. WhItmore. and Floyd sacre.
The chaperons were Mesdames French
and Iiber,