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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-12

II. d. Blanton OF Thackeryllle. Tex.
in two years paid over $4,000 to doc
tors to cure Running Sore on his leg.
Then they wanted To cut II on, but he
cured II with one box Of Bucklen's A.
Mica Salye. Guaranteed cure for piles.
20 cts. u box. Sold by u. c. NJ i. Drug
Dart
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-12

The last 1000 OF the beautiful book,
ION TO Manila" detailing the achieve
ments OF the Utah batteries In the
Philippines. are now offered at 20 cents.
Postage prepaid.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-12

The last 1900 OF the beautiful book.
"On TO Manila" detailing the achieve
monts OF the Utah batteries In the
Postage prepaid.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-12
LICENSED TO WED.

Clerk iiavercamp has issued the fol-
lowing legal permits TO wed: Isaac
Miles. co. of Payaon. and Esteila DE
Vail, 10. OF New Durham. n. j.; Al Pat
Of Spanish Fork. Magnus Rudcraon. a..
and Annie *. T.. J. Peterson. %. both
" Spanish Fork: James a. Nelson. 20.
and Nellie Hone. N. both " BENJAMIN.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-12

The last 1000 Of the beautiful book.
ION to Manila" detailing the achieve
ments Of the Utah batteries In the
Philippines. are now offered at 20 cents.
Postage prepaid.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-12

u. y. Felt. the genial rustler OF the
News" Il doing business In Provo,
assisting In raising the News sub
s.crlp,ion list to 1000 by the New
Year.
Miss silence Daies. the talented
young viollnist. performed this evening
az the ~. Y. Academy under the aus
plccs OF the musical department. There
was a large and appreciativc audience
The sunday school workers OF the
Third ward reproduced the three act
drama The Miners Revenge In n very
crcditablc manner
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-12

The last 1000 OF tho beautiful book.
"On TO Manila" detailing the achieve
ments OF the Utah batteries In tho
Philippines, are now offered at 20 cents.
Postage prepaid.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-12

Judge Booth today granted adoption
papers 10 Mr.. and Mrs. George knight.
Of American Fork for a little ten-
Wlihrlmlnc knight. The little wall
was found about nlnc months ago by
Fred NJ. Meyer on his door step In Salt
Lake city. and was turned over TO the
police. Mr., and Mrs. knight went 10
Salt Lake and secured the child OF
Chief Hilton. They have no children OF
ihnIr own.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-12
NEPtil.
Sunday school Jubiie.-N.w n. u. Agency
silver city Court House.

Special Correspondence.
Nophi. Juab Co. Dee. ii.-Thc Jubilee
held In honor Of the fifticth anniversary
Of the founding Of the Sunday schools
In this state. was very pleasant
event The two schools combined In
rendering very interesting and In
structive program chiefly relating To
the principal events In the history OF
the sunday school work since Its In
ccption. Jos. w. Summcrhnya and H.
:. Ensign. VI the general board. were
present.
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nsm, IVA HUgHi
SUMMONS.

In the Justices Court In aud for tho FIN
Precinct, salt Lake city, salt Lake
County, state Of Utah.
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SMITHFiELD.
Mutual Work o. sunday school Jubilee o.
Other News Of Interest.

Special Correspondence,
smlthneid. Cache Co.. Dec. iO.-Elder
Koarl OF Lnkotown, Idaho, Y. NJ.
NJ. |. A. missionary for Cache Valley.
addressed a congregation OF Y. NJ. NJ. !.
A. officers and workers last night, and
organized missionary movement
among the young men OF smithneld,
which we hope and have good cause 20
believe will result In much good M tho
young men chosen for this work are
bright. Intelligent and earnest.
SUNDAY SCHOOL JUBILEE.
our Sunday school jubilee convened
this morning at 10 a, IN, The general
program was carried out with crafty
Ing success. under the direction OF SUI
prrtintendont samuel Nelson and aids.
The INST sabbath school In smithneld
was organized on April 18Th, 1865 with
Francis Sharp as superintendent and
nine officers with 60 members, The ses-
aions OF the school were not held regu-
larry In the beginning. adjournment be-
ing taken generally over the winters.
When t,.c first superintendent had to
leave home during the graaahoppor
famine TO enrn bread. the school was
adjourned for want OF officers. In those
days Sunday school work was up hill
business; the people were poor and we
had no books nor means TO purchase
them. The grasshoppers destroyed our
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-12
MAYFIELD.
New and Commodiou- school House :
Other Improvement.

Special per Deseret Telegraph.
Mayncid. sanpctc County. Dec. o.
This little town, six miles south from
Sterling, is enjoying an Immunity FROM
the smallpox; strangers on their arrival
are closely questioned regarding their
their travel
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-12
SOUTHERN PACIFIC nv.
UNION PACIFIC RY.
PROVO.
hfe Emma y. Coolidge-In IN.
wy haii Route Changed.

=" hft Emma y. Cooiidre-In Fa-
VIZ" city naii Route Changed.
A Correspondence.
,'o, Utah County, Dec. p-Mrs
nd A., eil,ps'coolldge OF the Second
y, ~, yesterday after an illness Of
sn,sd Ky weeks, OF typhoid fever.
fh,. gsNesa husband and an s.
Iis9,. W daughter She was n
~" OF Mr. and Mrs. Mathew J.
'''t WINS STREET SUIT.
|s,,,,os l,,owing buslness has been
ID nv W N lhe Fourth district court:
~ 49,. sase Of Provo City vs. Francis
y idy,l''e'o1ore heard and taken un-
IA oi n.h'i the court decided In
~ a..lVNo city and against Mr..
81 IA ,v'ing that the city has a
Fo,s. Ne lana In dispute for street
DIVORCE GRANTED.
y louisa J. BURGESS was rellevel
ts,s..nli matrimonial OBLIGATIONS TO J,
hnn, on the grounds OF deaertlon
ts,s % provide. The decree
D. w. hy default.
VI, C,, ,sstl o; Illegal liquor selling
ior ~, W. T. ]. Wadswortn were
wal December 18th.
81 NAIL ROUTE CHANGED.
d t SSnle OF Utah county and Wa.
MIR ~ especially will rnlolcr over
q, s.I made to the Provo poatmaster
y 'iIs,.dna.ier General that on Ian.
IA W the man route 10 Ueber
u ho'her WaEntoh county points
. 10 am from around by Park
hn,o nay from Provo over the
ueat ngon branch. This VIII
H. .,nVenience to the Heber-
NeWs' Will now reach
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-12

you have seen hundreds of your companions
waste away In mill and foundry with n persistent
cough, You hnVu scrn hunqn,lsof them die with
that tcrfi Die disease. CONSUMPTION You have seen
wives left tcnnlicss, aud chliiwn thrown uton
thc tncfcisso Of The cold wofll. lVChusc the hthsf
cnufhed hls lie away. Tho air you trgathc
ever day Il NH u sharp metallic dusi. which 4
inhaled into tho lungs and initiates thct delicate
lining. Ia tho ease Of glass blower. the hcrce
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-12
PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES.

Consult County Clerk or the Respcc.
tive siEncrs for Further
Information.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-12

During the absence OF County Treas
urer n. IL. Blood and wife from their
residence here last evening burglars
entered their home and stole Valuablcn
amounting to about 500. An entrance
to the house was effected by prying up
"a window. Matches were used for
lights and tho rooms ON the lower noor
were thoroughly ransacked. Among
the articles stolen were; one ladies'
gold watch. one diamond ring and two
other valuable rings. two breast pins.
one gold pen and holder one gold lock-
ct. two gold watch chains and a re-
Volver The family returned about 10
u. m. and Immediately discovered tho
robbery and promptly notified the
marshal but no trace or clue to the
Identity OF the thieves has as yet been
obtained.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-12

The brigham Young Trust Company, plair
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-12

Tho state OF Utah to tho said Isaac Trumbo,
defvndauti
You arc hereby summoned 10 appear be-
fore thu nlovu entitled court within i've days
after tho service at this summons upon ynu.
f,ft t.f.sl ~. l..v,t 900 tuH r..itts IN
against You u recover the unssVs=
Son of the premises known ns No, ~ East lrst
south street. salt Lake city, Utah. nfty- uto
dollars rent due. aud the costs Of this action.
aud In rh,n ~ your failure to do ~ judy
munt will hu numbered against you according
10 the demand ~ tho complaint.
ALEXANDRA McMAsTER,
Justice ~ the Peace
u ". Wells, Attorney.
Date Of the hrst publication December 18th
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-12
OUR OWN STATE.
NOTES AND PERSONALS.

its subscribers in wasatch county tn,
same day OF Issue.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-12

Mhltncy. Deceased.
The petition Of Horace q. Whitney. Admins
istratdr OF the estate ~ Mary q. Whitney,
deceased, praying for the settlement Of nnI
traitor. and for the distributIon nf tho
rvsldua ~ said estate "a tho persons en-.
Titled, has bycn set for hearing on sat
urdny. the lird dag Of December a. H. t.l1 NJ
niao O'Clock n. m. NJ the County Court House.
IN the Court Room ~ said Court. Ia Salt Laks
city, salt lake County. Utah.
Witness the Clerk ~ said Court with tho
seal thereof afixcd this iith day Of
ulcrmhar, A. ~ islq
tscnn DAVID a. DUNBAR, Clork.
nv ALBERT J. SCARE. DepIt; Clerk.
Ferguson q Cannon. ATTORNEYS
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-12
plpnrnERIA QuAnANTINE.

' YHisfiay the home Of John Reeve.
y, POPULAR 3. T.. brakeman. was quar-
Sil,sl f0r dlphtherla. two Of his chill
b. having been stricken down. For
~ time there has been AN epidemic
pv throat throughout ogden, but
~ . the FIRST case that has been
Xua-.IluDl
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-12
rrnrR COUNTY BUSINESS.

~ hoard of county commissioners
- Ia regular session with NIL present
|.,,rt chairman Adams The follow
Il, tgdness was transacted;
-, fsslenntlon VI Charles Jarg. road
.rlsof at Statewide, was accepted.
fs'esiIon o. Richard Howell. Jr., by
|f,sgblean committee. was Med and
|. as deferred,
q ii0gl Of Johnson and Newman
100 and ordered paid. Claim "
i ,tisysn Of trcasurer'a office for extra
- Slowed.
m Of county surveyor on pro-
y Rlycrinle road flcd.
Ic.rmlsslonsr Skeen reported that he
! h ieissd portion Of the county tram
III 10 Corey iiroa. company, ana that
], tii advertised the whole for sale
Ali,t 10 the lease.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-22

mart of his salary The present Legs
Iature agrees 10 allow him }l21
The question Of the state printing Is 70
be settled next Tuesday by the Joint come
nittee. The Legislature Will. no doubt
act promptly on its report No printing
Is 10 20 out OF the State. IL IS said thefs
will b. bidders from several points IN
the State.
II IS amusing 10 hear thN comments OK
some of the Republicans regarding Gov
ernor Russell. one Of them said last nlgnl'
He has no following. lie has 80 patron
age. without patronage q Governor does
not amount 20 anything
Republicans get queer ideas In Their
heads. one Of them says he has heard
party leaders say that they wanted 10
see Western North Carolina (west ~
GreenesbOroD and East Tennessee formed
into a separate State. and that hey
knew Il would be Republican. When
asked why they wanted % thus cut adrift
from Eastern North Carolina, be said u
was 10 get rid OF the negro.
The revival Of the project 20 raise
sugar beets and make sugar on the great
penltentiary farms IS 81 peculiar Interest,
inst now. when one OF the great prob
lens Is what 10 30 with the conyicts.
Members Of the Pen.tentiary Committee
will visit the Virginia and Tennessee pen
itontiaries and see how convict labor Is
utilized.
The Senate to-day passed bin provif-
| lng that 81 any surety company against
which judgment IS recovered fails 90 DIS
| charge the same within sixty days, u
/ shall forfeit lbs license 20 DO business
| in North Carolina.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-22
ACROSS THE BORDER.
GOVERNOR RUSSELL AND me
RAILWAY COMMISSIONERS.
THE HERRING AND SHAD FISHERIES.
Charter. Granted-The Public Print
ing-Wants "A New state formeu-
rho Reason-RevIvaI of Interest IN
sugar-Beet Culture.

RALEIGH. y. c., January H-(speciaD
II is minated that Some Of the Repuo-
ucan members Of the Legislature Will GER
tainly not support the Governor In the
matter Of ousting as Railway Comm.s-
sloners ]. w. and Ohio wilson. The spe-
cial Committee Of Investigation VIII be-
Gin its work Monday.
DR.. W. r. Capehart. owner OF the great
sbad and herring fishery at Ayoca' IS
here and so IS Mr. Wood. owner or the
eaually great fishery near Edenton. Inere
are several bills before the Legislature
IN regard 10 nets in the sounds
Dr Capehart says that for the first time
IN wears the herring fisheries VIII begin
the season with clean marKel-'haI D.
with no old stock on hand. They called
all IN and made fertilizers or II. Ut
c,,ebort's annual herring catch Is about
, o5o ooo. that OF Mr.. Wood about l,yV'VN
Dr Capehart leads in the snad eaten as
- r,ness from 45. go TO 5000. These Nortr
SaroItra shad are shipped TO FUTON
N,srt,et New York. as the distributing
-ntnt and thence 20 all over New Eng
| land and the West.
The state to-day granted three ehatter'
! 90 El,zabeth City corporauons-the Nortl
| Carolina Iron Works, George NJ. sco'
"a others. owners: the Elizabeth CITY
Ruggv Company, j. O. A. Wood an'
others owners. and the Carolina New
Tgh, Company. J. II. White and Others
| owners. -. ..a,O,
The Fusion Legislature took forcioI
nossesslon of the office OF A. l.. Swlnson
| its Enrolling Clerk, and only paid hlr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-22
FOR AN EXPOSITION IN 1901.
Travelling Men 1naugurate Move
ment for n big One Here.

The regular monthly meeting OF Post
4 Travellers Protective Association Of
America. was held at the headquarters
last night. Mr.. william Reinhimer CHAIR
man of the Hotel Committee, made his
report which shows that a number or
hotels are furnishing meals and other
accommodations which are by no means
commensurate with the amount charged
per day. 1t was decided to furnish the
chairman with a book, in which he would
record the names OF these hotels and
make them known TO the fraternity.
Mr.. John +. Culpeper, chairman OF the
Press Committee, made his report, snow
ing that matter had been contributed by
him very literally to the columns Of
the daily papers here, as well as other
newspapers throughout his territory
Maryland, Virginia, and North Carolina
and a vote OF thanks was rendered to the
press for their hearty cooperation.
AIessrs. Warden, Clark. and King were
| appointed a committee 10 look into the
| matter OF furnishing a piano for the
/ rooms, and report at the next meeting.
A suggestion was made to offer prizes
| 70 successful contestants in whist ana
| chess games. IL was referred 70 the
/ Board or DIRECTORS, 10 NC i0Po4 tNA "PD''
at the next meeting.
The matter Of getting up an exposition
/ in Richmond was advocated at some
length by Messrs. Joseph Wallerstein,
A. b. Clarke, $. Doughty, r. ; Chris
tian. and others. A committee or four
! Afessrs. Poindexter, Wallerstein, Clarke
| and Doughty-was appointed TO confer
with committees from the Young Men
! business Association and the Chamber OF
| Commerce and discuss the feasibility or
| having a big exposition here in 1891.
Mr.. ]. II. Capers, Jr., called the at
| tention Of the Post 20 a very important
matter. which was promptly referred 10
the Railroad Committee.
Mr.. Louis T. lie Baume. National Sec
retarv. was at the meeting and made an
address He stated that the National
Association had taken in 800 new members
since the 1st OF January; that there was
more money IN the treasury than las'
Gear. although more losses had been pald
He congratulated the post on It's hand
some Headquarters and the good worR
n was doing. Mr.. lie Baume Will leave
Monday for ST. Louis. -
The Travellers Protective Association
and his friends generally regret 70 leari
| that Colonel John S. HaFwood. Chairman
of the National Legislative Committee
tas been confined TO his residence D!
illness for the past four or five days
Nessrs. Jefferson Wallace ana T.. w
Evans two newly-elected members u
post A. we're at me meeting and Ny
yXUaIace made an addgess. advocating IN
exposition.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-22

General Underwood Is secretary OF VIZ
committee from the United Coniederate
Veterans. having the battle ABBEY III
charge. and he has been actively at "osh
for some time in the interest OF the
movement
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-22
.,. af Gnyernor Letcher.

The presentation OF The porIfalt Of 10y 10y.
ernor John Letcher, the gllt Oh .llS ial,'.y !,
70 the Virginia Room OF the Son'eue . i ~
Museum. will occur az the Muse.lai %
yVaSnesdav next. the 25th, at IL o'clock.
nj, a. ona hour In advance OF the regu-
ms ae,irg of the Confederate Memo
r1a, literary Society to be held at noon.
tIan Taylor Ellyson will make the
,,.artation speech. and the portrait VIII
he received by Colonel r. L. Maury'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-22
BANK NOTES At WILL
p.dsord city shaken Up.

BEDFORD CITY, VA, January sooo,
(speciaI)-rhe morning IN the We -,
hours. when most people We't ~ si5
most profoundly, there canie' ~, tho,,sh
Ience and darness' A very &c. rbore
not violent shock OF ear'hqu% ..9b short
VIZ 'S,.o ~" between. the last passing OFT IN
lnt u,rN,misbing scale. each vibration gradn-
ana, n,'i Sacreasing in power. until the ear'h
was again at rest
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-22
Shall Porto Rico he "a stntes

our public men are tryihg 70 ,rSi,,''
W., " n" status az Porto Rico. We have never
tne S,ai had 20 deal with slmilar condi,
,'n,, ,rhera nearly a million people oI a
t slTn tongue have been annexed. Mel
tHer have we ever had before suen a reI
liable medicine for malaria, uSr I,
as,,a as Uostetter's Stomach Btters'
a as'i % aba nelson's out of the system ana
e ershIishes strength to resist future at
tacks-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-22
RELIGIOUS SERVICES SUNDAY.

SOLDIERS HOME CHAPEL-SER-
vices Sunday II A. NJ, conducted ~ me
students OF Richmond College. music con-
Quoted as heretofore; and again al L.
M.-preachins by Or. John William Jones.
IL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-22
STANDARD OF VALUE.
CURRENCY BILL FAVORED by
HOUSE COINAGE COMMITTEE.
RETIREMENT OF The GREENBACKS.
National Banks Permitted to Issue
Notes at VIII and TO the Fun Nhi"e
of Bonds Disqualification Pro-
visions.
visions.

WASHINGTON, January 1.-The
House Committee on Coinage, Weights,
and Measures to-day, by a strict party
vote. ordered a favorable report on the
substitute for Representative HilPs bill
70 fix the standard Of value i'm the United
States. and for other purposes.
The bill provides I'm substance that the
standard OF value in the United States
shall be the gold dollar; that all con-
tracts existing. and I'm the future shall
be computed with reference TO that
standard; that there shall be established
in the Treasury a department Of issue
and redemption; that the greenbacks
shall be retired, and that upon their re-
tirement gold bills shall be substituted
therefor No silver dollars are 10 be
hereafter coined. except from bullion IN
the Treasury; the Secretary Of the Urea
surv I'm his discretion, 10 coin silver into
subsidiary coin as public urgency de-
mands. and to recon old. worn, or I'M
current subsidiary coin without special
APPROXIMATION therefor; such coinage or
bullion TO be concurrent with the retire
ment Of Treasury notes. the same as II
coined into silver dollars, and the coin
age OF such subsidiary coin not to be
limited to $jO,OO0O0O.
GOLD RESERVE.
There is 10 be a separation Of Treasury
accounts between issue and hnanclai
transactions. and gold reserve or . per
cent. of outstanding notes and treasury
notes is TO be maintained also, a 5-per-
oent gold reserve of the aggregate mum
her NJ silver dollars; a common tund TOT
the redemption of all notes. the retlre-
mont of the greenbacks is for the first
| g. ,ears 10 be an amount equal 10 the
| Increase Of national bank notes issued
| srbsenuentlv 10 the taking effect OF th'
| act. % per cent to be retired anhualy
| Gnring the next five years. and green
| boclfs to cease to be legal tender at the
| cn1 of Ten wears. Gold and currency Ger
tifcotes are 10 be cancelled as paid, an6
| NOT reissued. No national bank note
under SO and no silver certificates 10
| over s. are to be issued.
| Tho tax on national banks Is 70 b
| changed from the circulation 10 one-leh'i
| Of per cent. on capital, surplus, anu uii
| divided profits.
, BANK NOTES AT WILL
The bill repeals all existing restriction
ON the withdrawal and issue OF nauona
bank notes al will. and banks may issu
! notes IN the fall value Of bonds deposlleu
National banks with a capital OF S-''vS
and I'm cities Of 5000 people, may DC -
tobIiebod. and branch banks may De Pr
,iJed under regulations made py III
Comptroller Of the Currency.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-22
LECTURES.

DIR. ID. STAFFORD. OF WASHING
TON. ID. G., will deliver his celebrated lee
ture OF Macbeth" at the Academy or
Musin on FEBRUARY 18TH. Admission.
30 cents; reserved seats. 20 cents ezra
See local notice. "a ---iN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-22
Great Clearing Sale
IN OUR
Basement.

We are determined to re-
duce this department to its
lowest before taking stock, and
to that end prices have been
made.
Nickel-Plated Meat-Choppers, sold
OF 19c., for Zoe.
Three-Burner Oil-Stoves. 1.-THE Puri-
tan" that sold for Sl.iS. now 81.
CSC. Granite-Iron Cooking-Pots for
zoe.
Extra Quality Granite-Iron Muffin
Pans. 70 holes. sold at 4sc., now Csc
3-auart Best Granite-Iron Buckets,
with top. for l5c.
Best Granite-Iron Cuspadores at
l0c 80,
Decorated Tin Crumb Trays. with
brushes. at 15c., worth DC
Large 1Oc. box Of Jap ToothpicKs TOT
sets Of Handsome English China
Dinner Sets. containing 100 pieces,
rich decorations. were $3.50, now -
Nickel-Plated Students'-Lamps, best
make. at S29S complete.
Handsome Decorated lamps. with
globes 10 match, made 10 sell at S9S;
% one LOT OF MEMS WOOL.
s1fRTS - NO DRAWERS" - ALL.
75c. AND 81 VALUES. TO CLOSE
OUT AT 25c. CHOICE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-22

THIRD CHRISTIAN CHURCH corner
Twenty-sixth and Marshall streets)-key.
:. X. Maxwell, Pastor. -Preaching az IL
A. NJ. and +. NJ. Subject In the morning
pardonable Sin" Sunday school az 9lS
All welcome.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-22

of satisfied with the
Thew are taking advantage this supply their wants feeling w
l which is advantage The appended prices are sure " ~
s1ir trading cat ours all this week