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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-10-09

A SALESMAN TO HANDLE LINE
mechanical rubber goods, rubber clothing,
etc, on liberal commission; one selling
hardware trade preferred; reference re
quired. Betting, p. o. Box 1892, Philadel-
phia Pa,
The news & observer., 1898-06-28
GENERAL GARCIA Arrives.
Plans for Cooperation Of the American
and Cuban Forces.

and Cuban Forces.
Copyrighted 1898 by Associated Press.)
Juragua, Sunday, June 26, via the As
s0ciated Press Dispatch Boat Dauntless,
via Kingston, Jamaica, June 27-9 a. IN.
General CaliXtO Garcia with 5000 Gu
ban insurgents from the mountains west
Of Santiago de Cuba was landed here
to-day. The Cuban troops were brought
here on hoard the American transports.
Fully 5000 insurgents, nearly the entire
available force of fighting insurgents in
the southern part of Santiago de Cuba,
province, are now concentrated at or
near Juragua. They are armed with ri.
fes and have abundant supplies of am
munition. The soldiers are ragged, al
most to nakedness. Most of these men
are thoroughly accustomed to the bush
whacking methods of the Spaniards and
are perfectly familiar with every trail in
the vicinity Of Santiago de Cuba. With
the intention to protect the American adj
vance on Santiago detachments will also
be sent towards Guantanamo to give
warming in case an attempt is made to
form a junction with General PandO's
army in Santiago.
n conference DeLWeen Major (Ienefal
Shafter and General Garcia will be held
tomorrow. The plan of cooperation Of
the American and Cuban armies has
been agreed upon, not only in the cam
paign in Santiago, but in the subsequent
movement on Havana and Matanzas.
General Garca's plan is to march his
entire army overland and along the
northern coast of Cuba keeping in touch
as well as he can with the United States
army. AS soon as possible he will effect
q junction with the insurgent forces I'M
der General Maxine Gomez, who is now
west Of Havana. Other bodies of in
surgents. it is said, will also he brought
in, it being the plan Of the Cuban lead
ers to have at least 10000 men before
Havana, when the time comes for the in
vestment of that city.
The news & observer., 1898-06-28
TOCARRY WAR INTOSPANISH HOMES.
Fleet Under Commodore Watson Now Making Ready-Cons
Flagship Newark Battesbps Iowa and Oregon, Cruisers
Yosemite Yankee and Dixie, and Three Golfers.

Department last night or to-day That
related entirely to the management of
telegraph and contained no news rs
to the movements of the military. There
fore, it is assumed at the department
that General Shafter is carrying for
ward his plans of bringing forward his
troops from the seacoast, and concentra-
ting them at points of vantage on the
heights surrounding Santiago. His
army is not to give battle until every
precaution that prudence can suggest
has been taken to assure the success of
the movement, Tor no one better than
General Shafter appreciates the tre-
mendous moral advantage that would
accrue to Spain from even temporary
check of American arms at this time
There is no intention of weakening
the Havana blockade by the with
drawal of Commodore Watson, with
his flagship. 70 prevent this. Secretary
Long has ordered Commodore Howell
to proceed Immediately TO the American
fleet off Havana to take command of
the post vacated by Commodore Wat
son. Commodore Howell is at present
in command of the coast patriot fleet,
and he will take the entire fleet with
him, that is all Of the larger vessels. to
reinforce the blockade of the Cuban
coast He is already on his way South
from the New England coast, and should
reach Cuban waters by the end of the
week.
A story was afoat to-day to the effect
that the big double turreted monitors
Puritan and Miantonomah, had been
struck and seriously injured by Spanish
shells off Havana. Inquiry at the Navy
Department, backed by a few anxious
messages from friends Of the people
aboard, developed the fact that both Of
these monitors are ut Key West, whore
they have been at anchor for some time
past The officials know OF no firing
upon the American bl0ckading vessels
from Morro Castle or other forts at the
entrance of Havana harboF.
The news & observer., 1898-06-28
SENATE COMBINATIONS.

Washington. D. G.. June 27-The
Senate to-day confirmed the nomina-
tion of Commander John Schooner to
he captain in the navy. vice-Captain
Charles Y. Gridley Gate comander Of
the Olympia), deceased. and Thomas
Mccormick. of Virginia, to be m as
sistant surgeon.
The news & observer., 1898-06-28
ANGRY WITH EGYPT.

London, June 2S.-The Madrid cores
pondent of the Standard says:
''Egypt's refusal to supply coal to Ad-
miral Camaras squadron is strongly re-
sented, as due to England's influences.
1t is regarded as a fresh proof of an
Anglo-American entente"
The news & observer., 1898-06-28
MAY ATTACK WEDNESDAY.
Active Operations Expected to Begin
Against Santiago Then.

AClFe OpeEdllohs EApecIeu TO BegH
Against Santiago Then.
Copyright by the Associated Press.)
Off Baiquiri, June 26. via Kingston.
Jamaica, June 27-The Third and
Ninth cavalry only remain here. guard
ing the material ashore. All the other
regiments are being pushed as rapidly
as possible towards Santiago de Cuba.
Active operations before that place are
officially expected to begin on Wednes-
day next.
Interruption Of communication be-
tween the army and then feet by storm
is possible at any time Juragua and
Baiquiri are both open roadsteads, with
no protection.
The news & observer., 1898-06-28
ARMY BEFORE SANTIAGO.
AFieree Battle Looked for at Any Mo
ment.

copyrighted 1893 by Associated PFess)
On the Rio Guama. Sunday noon, vid
ingston, Jamaica. Monday. june 81
8 a. m.-The advance force of the
American army rests on this stream
with the city Of Santiago de Cuba four
and half miles westward in plain
sight.
Last night the outposts consisting of
two companies Of the Seventh infantry.
under Major Coolidge. occupied posi-
tions at right angles to the road guarding
the crossing a mile and half beyond
The news & observer., 1898-06-28
ORDERED THROUGH SJEz.

Madrid, June 27.--3 D. NIT was an
nounced here this afternoon that Ad-
miral Camara, i'm command OF the
Spanish squadron now at Port Said. was
ordered to proceed through the Suez
Canal with the warships under his
command
The news & observer., 1898-06-28
CAMARA CAN'T COAL

Orders Have Been Issued F0rbidding
Coaling for the Present.
Port Said, June 27.-Upon the appli-
cation of the United States consul here,
orders have been issued forbidding the
coaling nj this port Of Admiral Camara's s
fleet until further ordres.
The news & observer., 1898-06-28
TO CHECK CAMARA'S
PROGRESS EASTWARD

The Cadz Fleet Now Known to be the Most Formidable
Squadron Spain has AhOat--lt is Now at Port Said
and Expects to Take on Ten thousand Tons
of Coal Before Entering the Suez Canal
Clearly the Spanish Admiral is
Heading for Philippines.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-20

LADIES GOWNS, s1.6D. worth s2.25.
trimmed with linen lace, Empire style,
also yoke of embroidery.
LADIES GOWNS, S1.30, worth s1.S9;
Empire and Mother Hubbard style,
trimmed with lace Insertion and en-
broidery.
LADIES GOWNS, 0sc., worth sl.25,
round and square yoke of Hamburg
embroidery and insertion.
GOWNS at 39c., worth &c., Empire
style. with two rows of inserting, also
square Jokes made Of tucks.
GOWNS at 21c., worth Soc, yoke made
of small tucks.
SKIRTS at Sl.39, worth 81. 49, wide UNI
brella ruffl9, with lace inserting. also
ruffie of lice.
SKIRTS at 800, worth $1.75. row of in
sorting Of lace and embroidery, wide
umbrella ruffle.
SKIRZS at 49c., worth 81 o, with mus
lin rufIie Of embroidery.
SKIRTS at zoe. worth &c., Snort skirts,
ruffie with tucks.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-20

Mems Atwood Assorted Plaid Sack
Suits, nicely made. at 81.
Take any other stores $40 Suits and
compare them with these Mems Worst
ed or Cashmere Sack Suits. at $3.50.
BY comparing you will buy here.
On our $40, $3.50 and SIS Mems Suits you
can clearly see a saving Of from $3.50
to s. by comparing them with what
you usually pay for such qualities.
Handsome line of Mems Fine Vicuna,
Thibet and Clay Worsted Prince AL
bert Suits, from SIS up.
In Mems Fancy Vests we have a wide
range of the seasons best effects.
Young Mems Suits. from 81 on up. The
very choicest fabrics, cassimeres, chew
lots and worsteds. A really interest
ing line,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-20

less these cost you ready made than
the cost of materials and making.
Take these few as bargain guides
AT zoe. s styles, every age to years,
deep sailor collars, rufiied. Cuffs ruff
fled, front band rufiled.
White, Navy Blue Ruffied.
White, Roman Stripe Ruffied
Navy Blue, White Figured.
White, White rufiied.
AT soc. Boys Blouses. ages from to
years. Styles, dark blue, pink and
white, light blue and white plaids.
Grass Linen and Solid White, with
deep sailor collar, ruGie cuffs, with
JabOt down front, Of same material
and Hamburg.
AT 05c. A great variety OF solid white
Linen BlOuses, with deep sailor col
lars of all over embroidery and wide
Hamburg on collar and cuffs, and ia
bot down front.
AT SLID. Solid White Linen Lawn
Blouses, deep sailor collar, with fiuted
Hamburg on collar and cuffs, and
Jabot of wide inserting and Hamburg
down front
AT 81. White Linen Lawn Blouse, with
deep sailor collar wide Hamburg ruff
file and inserting and cuffs, fun JabOt
of wide inserting and Hamburg down
front.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-20

DRAWERS at zoe. worth S.2J. umbrella
ruffle, with val inserting
DRAWERS at 40c. worth 75c wide ruff
file of embroidery. two clusters OF
tuckS.
DRAWERS at zoe, worth Soc. plain
umbrella rufie, wide row OF hem
stitching.
DRAWERS at 1sc. worth 3Oc., with two
clusters of tucks.
CHEMISE at 0Sc., worth sl39 round
and V neck. trimmed with embroidery
lace and ribbon, skirt length.
CHENIISE at Soc. worth Sjc., lace trim
med, square neck.
CHEMISE at 39c.. worth 7jc.. square
neck. embroidery trimmed
CORSET COVERS. 25c. worth Csc.
muslin and cambria Corset Covers
square neck two rows tuCkng down
front.
CORSET COVERS, 12Hc.. worth Csc,
muslin Corset Covers, with embroidery
trimming.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-20
And continues thus:

anu NOllllluSS liluo'
Infants Short and Long Cloaks in
Cream Cashmere, handsomely trimmed
in ribbon and braid, $3.50
A beautiful line of Infants $500 China
Silk Cloaks. for $3.50
Chldren's Cloth Refers, in navy, blue,
Delft, green and red, made Russian
blouse and trimmed in white soutache
braid, 1926.
Children's $50 Navy Blue Refers,
made with full back and front for SOC.
Infants Sheered Silk Null Caps, with
full ruche, Sll0.
The daintiest line Of Null Caps, tucked
and embroidered, some with double
ruche, some with single ruche and lace
and ribbon pompon, others In the cute
Dutch style for Soc
The latest style Bonnet for children is
the MAY Queen and little Gretchen.
made OF null. very sheer val. lace and
ribbon, trimmed for $50.
Infants CzJcheted Bottles for 15c.
Infants 70. Quilted Bibs, with Swiss
trimming for pc
Nurses Swiss Caps, trimmed in val lace
and wide strings. for pc.
Mattresses Fancy regular 35c. Caps, for
l5c.
Children's SOC. Calico Dresses, made in
the newest patterns for 25c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-20
Irish Point Cur
tains, four yards,
long. extra heavy

work, IN beau-
tiful designs,
S12.75 a pair.
There's Moth
ing startling
a b out that
You have to
SEE the Cur
tains to appre-
ciate their as-
t h e tic and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-20

ture. A furniture
expert was en-
ployed to select
and buy it, but
we are employ
ing dry goods
methods in the
selling-that is,
large quantities
must be sold at
small margins,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-20
LINENS.

Extra Heavy Round Thread Pillow
Linen. A. inches wide, actual J0c. value
at 25c.
All-Lnen German Pillow Linen, IL
yards wide, imported to sell at SIS,
tomorrow here at Soc.
i5-inch Pure Linen COlored Bordered
Satin Damask Fringed Napkins, actual
sec. value, at Be- each.
i07 dozen All-Linen German Damask
Napkins. full 5-S size, actual Sl.15 value
for Sl.39 dozen.
The best imported Scotch Oil-Boiled
Turkey Red Table Damask, actual 81
grade at 75c
10-4 Fringed Turkey Red Table Covers,
fast colors, at 15c.
bO-inch Pure Linen Striped Furniture
Linen. at BIC.
-Special-Hardly enough to
last the day through. Actual 10c. Turk
fish Bath Towels, at &C. each.
The best quality Antcseptic Bird-Eye, 10
yard pieces, SIG. piece.
Fringed Face Cloths, colored border and
checked. actual a.. kind, at 1c. each
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-20
Mems We've a Shil
p.. that eq ia |
VI NISEl1nRS. most stores

d oil ar shirts.
They're unlaun-
dered, reinforced
back and front,
warranted pure
linen b os o m,
Wamsutta cot
ton, patent neck
bands, and con-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-20

ladies' Chrome Kid Button Shoes,
straight patent leather tip all solid
leather soles with smooth insoies
splendid fitting. Here to- SI1S
morrow at .............'..s..'s
Misses and Children's Chocolate BUT
ton and Lace shoes, new coin toe,
made OF Wei Kid Skin. Every
pair warranted. Here to- CI OO
morrow at $3.50. ...,,,..s.s''''
Boys Regular Si25 Satin Calf Lace
Shoes, spring heels. soies are made
OF the best Union sole leather, new
coin toe. Here tomorrow zEC
= ut ....s.s...s.s.s....s'sss.
IAN immense lot OF Children's and In
fants' Tan Chocolate and Black But
ton and Lace Shoes Here tomorrow
at 75c. for chidren's and for In coc
&ants' at ........................... C
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-20
White Goods 1t is good fort
Selling. enables rs to to

pass to you fine White Organdy,
two yards wide, the regular size.
quality, at I8c. the yard, and the
regular &C. quality fine White
Cambria at 478c. the yard.
And such offerings as these:
Fleece Back Pique for bibs and cloaks.
the BIC. grade at Csc, the 75c. grade
at soc.
Pine Black Organize, 2 yards wide, s9c.
instead Of SOC.
4O-inch Three-Tucked Apron Lawn, Ice.
instead of 25c.
40-inch Cluster Tucked Apron Lawn, 25c.
instead of 40c.
English Long Cloth, 5sc. the piece.
Regular 25c. grade Figured Pique, lie.
the yard.
The Coo. grade White Organize, yards
wide, Sic. the yard
The 25c. grade Apron Embroidery Lawn,
40 inches wide, l215c. the yard.
The l9c grade Persian Null, very sheer,
1212c. the yard
At 4 7-sc. the yard, Checked and Striped
Muslins, worth sc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-20
FOREIGN DRESS GOODS.

45-inch Melange Crepe Granite Suitings,
handsome two-toned effects, in zec
all the new colors, at............. /O~
45-inch German Beige Suitings. In the
new color mixtures and covert hOc
finished fabrics, at minimum. WV
40-lnch Pointella Novelty Suitings, two
toned effects. in leading colors, rOC
with contrasted dot designs, at OO~
45-inch Vigoreaux Coverts. new color
mixtures, for tailor-made 1OC
40-inch Bayadere effects. Novelty Pop
Inns in changeable colorings, hand
some patterns for Easter dress -OC
45-inch Imported Henrietta, finest silk
finish, all pure wool, IL new -7rC
spring shades, at ...... .......... To-
52-inch Broadcloths, English finish,
twilled back. 13 new colors, usu- 6nC
al price, ~, at .................s.. wy
41-inch SILK and Wool Novelty Suitings,
in two-toned striped and checked ef-
fects, special for misses and childrens
dresses for Easter use. One hoc
dollar value, at ..........,........ wy
200 pieces magnificent German, French
and English Novelty Dress Goods. Our
own Importation. No two alike, in
GLIDING the handsomest styles and col
orings Of the season, at price CO z-
per yard 81 to ................. 1910
AMERICAN DRESS GOODS.
20 pieces Double Width Fancy Dress
Fabrics, in two and three color fancy
effects. for spring dresses, reg ole
uIar price Eye, at ............... S2>
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-20
Lace
Curtains.
And these:

And these:
Another handsome Irish Point Curtain
$LS5
Irish Point Curtains, 315 yards in
length, very pretty patterns, S375.
Something new in a Brussels Curtain,
fine net and dainty work with slightly
tinted borders, S4.99.
Swiss Tambour Curtains in very pref
ty patterns 3I5 yards in length, s..
Swiss TambOur Curtains, in more elab-
crate work, $3.50
Very Fine Nottingham Curtains, entire
ly new patterns, very fine net, so inch
es in width, 5la yards in length, at
Nottingham Curtains, 3lb yards in
/. length, handsome work, 81.
Nottingham Curtains, in pretty pat
terms, 3l5 yards long, 81.
Nottingham Curtains, 315 yards in
length, A.59.
Figured Swiss Muslin, entirely new. for
curtains, Sc inches wide, l212c. yard.
Swiss Tambour, vestibule net, border on
both sides, 81 yard.
Very fine Net, bordered one side only.
Damask Draperier, In Bagdad and Per-
sian effects, 80 inches in width, SSc.
yard
siIkaline in all colors. figures and stripes
Golden Draperies in Roman colors, lOc. .
Plain and Figured Denim to match
SO inches in width, Pic yard.
Silk Drapery, 30 inches wide. $780,
Mattress Our Furniture de-
partment, on third
making. floor, is fully pre-
pared to look after your bedding
wants. We've an army of expe,
rienced workmen to carry out your
orders correctly.
This list of prices:
Re-making and renovating old mattress
In same tick, g.
Re-making and renovating old mattress
in new, best a. G. A. ticking, 81
Feather Beds, made to order, 40 to SOC.
pound.
Feather pillows and Bolsters. guaran-
teed to be absolutely pure and odor-
less, sweet and fresh as morning dew,
S. 81, Sc, 50 and $l2 the set.
Super-Extra White Hair Mattress, so
pounds, $50.
super-Extra Black Hair Mattress, 50
Extra White Soft Hair Mattress, 50
pounds, S26
Pure South American Soft Hair Mat
tress. 80 pounds so.
Best Black Curled Hair Mattress. 80
pounds. $50
Good Black Curled Hair. 30 pound. SIS.
Good Mixed Hair Mattress, As pounds
80
Medium Mixed Hair Mattress i5 pounds,
Best Shuck and Cotton Mattress, single
bed, 50; double bed. 1926.
Good Shuck and Cotton Mattress, single
bed, $3.50; double, S2.i5.
Best All-White Cotton Mattress, single,
$50; double, 81.
Good Affection Mattress, SINGLE $3.50;
double, So.
Best shuclS and Hair Mattress, single,
So; double. 81.
Cloth A big
Tam O'Shanters. Chill.
a dren's Cloth Tam
"a O'Shanters with
III feathers on side.
Msss Pretty checks in |
SalfIbhlfMr,> various colors-
&Iffifts.is..a HID actual 25c. value
-------!llE-.a,-sS at nc.
I Lining Three sales to-mor-
row. We tell of |
Specials. them here:
THE FIRST-ls-inch French Herring |
bone Hair Cloth, black and grey, regu- /
lar 25c grade, at l5c.
THE SECOND-French Light Weight |
Black Canvas, at Sc.
THE THIRD-Roman Striped Fancy |
Innings. at nc.
So and So This tells of an
Fans, %l. line of magnii-
cent Silk Fans-handsome han
dies, rich spangle and lace
Actual 81 and 50 qualities. to sell here
at 81.
ls'9seNe)& |
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-20
Easter Sale
Muslin Underwear

Direct from the factory comes this big lot Of
Muslin Underwear just in time for to-mouows
selling. The maker sends instructions to sell
at any price-he wants cash.
Here's the way we've priced the lott must
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-20
A Chair
Sale.

Quantity buying reduces cost at
factory.
Quantity selling reduces cost OF
selling.
Quantity buying and selling re-
duCeS cost TO Consumers.
Take chairs as an example, 81 styles are
here. A sample of each in this house,
100 to 1000 Of each in our various out
side ware-rooms. In some instances
we are selling a chair TO you for the
price by the dozen at the factory and
simply because we set out 10 sell a
thousand and bought that many out
right
Handsome Gilt Chairs, beautifully fin
ished, richly turned, actual s. value.
Here at $3.50.
Porch Chairs, Cottage Chairs, in the
natural color or painted red, 45c., $l.25,
s2.35, $40 and 1885,
High Back Rockers, best hand polish
ed wood or cobler leather seat. in
golden oak. antique oak or mahogany,
at &,S5, $40 $3.50, $50. $40. sL15,
$3.50, $4.65, $780,
Morris Chair, covered I'm best velour or
corduroy highly polished. Hair cush-
ions. Golden oak. antique oak. Flem-
ish oak, or mahogany, 1863 "a % SI75
$3.50, $3.50. sl0.25. SIS. SIS.
magnificent showing of centre tables
in every wanted wood, Handsomely
finished zoe, .05, 81. TO- $l55 S255 ga
Solid Mahogany Inlaid Tables, IS on up
10 S35.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-20
SIX; &c; J'tt.zZz2;;7;; : :zak52z;oz
We Ask You to a Sale of
Black and COlOred Dress Goods and Silks.

extraordinary Easter too
Therelbe tomorrow we ask you 10
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-20
Chi1dren's Before you
Blouse Waists. moI.ira Of

the C h ii Dire n S
Blouses you must
take a look at the
stock here. The
assortment is so
large a special Sec
ton is devoted to
their selling and an
expert seamstress
is ready to figure
with YOU how much
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-20

tlnuouS stays. They have every
improvement of the dollar shirts.
We price them soc. each.
Mems Laundered Percale Shirts, at
tached collar and cuffs all neat pat
terms, for 25c. each.
100 dozen Mems Working Cheviot Shirts.
Percale and Woven Madras, full Sc
inches long, yoke back and collar band,
felled seams. the make, finish and
quality of a SOC. shirt, for 39c.
Mems Working Shirts made OF heavy
cheyiot, cut full sizes, for 19c.
Boys Working Shirts. made Of good
quality percale, 25c. value, for lie.
Mems B,eached Jeans Drawers, made
of extra heavy jeans, cut on the same
scale as the SOC. grade, patent buttons
that Will not pull off, all sizes for 2jc.
Mems Night Robes, made Of extra good
muslin. colOred. embroidered front,
with silk stitching on collar and
Wristbands, soc. value for 37l2c.
Mems Extra Fine Imported Socks, dou-
BILE heel and toe, and warranted fast
cOlOrS. would cost us more at whole
sale, the price is 121ac.
Mems Fast Black Socks. seamless foot
with heavy ribbed tops, for &c. pair
All-Silk Windsor Ties, hemstitched ends.
all bright plaids, worth 25c. each, for
PFC.
1 lot Mems Red Bandana Handkerchiefs
full size, DC. grade, for PIC.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-20

Ladies' Wei Kid Boots, button and lac
ed chocolate, tan and black. seven
different toe shapes, soies made OF
hest oak sole leather. In every way
but the price they're 81 and $3.50
shoes. Here tomorrow NJ EO
at ~
Mems Fine Calf Skin. Russia Calf and
Vicl Kid Shoes, with or without fancy
Nesting tops in all the newest spring
shapes Regular 50 value. Co m
Here tomorrow - .......... ~<'Vo
THE sOROSIS SHOES.
The Ladies' Favorite and Best Shoe;
the far-famed Sorosis Fashion lead
ers everywhere. are wearing them.
The Sorosis SAINTS for all that is best
I'm fine shoe making, per GO en-
pair ...... ...................... ~O'CO
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-20
Mid-Mareh Sale of
HousefurnisE1in3s.

Mz311 This wondrous basement is one NJ ~,
ssesV S>sgsA Meyer Stores leading features The sr,
Sa ssssn low prices quote help many hon
fSsx@SE IkFsww hold needs The story is best told in -
~lA1DAS items that follow
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-20
Shoe News
"A Marvellous Value sale.

We open the fourth of March with phenomenal on9
nv the erness of Meyer organization could secure @ ne
nond public such splendid gathering Monday we oner
cases Of LADIES' Mems Misses AMI Chdens Shoes
for large New York oveesmaed their selng ao'
pno orr enormous outlet we bought the entire lot Do not be
mead by the tene of the prcehe shoes were maze o cee
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