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manifest inefficiency in dealing with the
management OF affairs on the island. The
relations between these two officials have
become so strained. in fact. that Secre-
tary Root Is said TO have brought the
matter TO the attention Of the President.
These reports nave given rise TO the
rumor that Brooke is soon TO be recalled.
on account OF bad health: overwork and
long continued residence in the tropics
having seriously undermined his consu-
tuition. Whether this story is circulated
In anticipation Of Brooke's recall and for
the purpose OF concealing the real facts
prompting the change In the military
governorship OF Cuba, is not known. Gen.
eral Brooke has always held high place
In the Presidents estimation, and nothing
short of imperative reasons would in
fluenoe him in displacing the present
Goyernor-G General Of the island
IL recalled. Brooke will probably be Sc
lected as a member OF the board 10 be
appointed to draft civil code for the
government OF tho island. which, IL is
said. the President is anxious to get in
readiness for submission 10 Congress.
SENATOR VESTS RETURNS.
Senator Vest has returned TO Washing
ton. AFTER an absence OF several months.
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gFOURQUREAN TEMPLE AND COMPANY. 4

da, passed through to-day after making a
call on some friends, on their way home.
Captain Frank w. Cunningham, City
Collector Of Richmond. who had been at
Front Royal. attending the unyeiling of
the monument 10 Mosby's men, was I'm
this city on Saturday evening, and was
warmly greeted by numerous friends.
Frank is almost as popular here as he is
in Richmond. He returned home by the
4:30 A. NJ. train.
Colonel w. Ben. Palmer, of Richmond,
is in the city. stopping ~ the Metropoli-
tan. Other guests are W. A. Byerley,
Bridgewater. Va; T. Il. Jones. Richmond.
James ID. McCance. Richmond; ". T..
Weatherley. Norfolk.
Among the fourth-class postmasters re-
Gently appointed are b. =. Taylor, vice
Joseph Baxter, removed, at Leedstown,
Westmorelsnd county. Va, and j. f. Din
kins, vice j. w. Smitherman, at Forbush
fadkin county, n. G.
Commissioned: Joseph /. Potter. Mar
mion, Va; William 3. Akers. Hunvl!le.
Va; Randolph r. Claiborne. New Glas-
Cow. Va: Charles T.. Lewis Hobgood n
G., William Y Davenport, Rockford, ~
G., James c. h; Muse. Hallison, ". C..
Mary II. Crowell. Crimsie, N. c.; Samuel
j. Williams. Sarecta, N. &.
The Following order was recently is
sued:
''Office OF Postmaster-General
Washington. ID. c.. September IS, 1899
Order No. COS.
Establish october /, 1889, a sub-station
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spent in Canada, where he went in
search OF health.
Though still feeble, Senator Vests con-
dition shows Improvement, which sus-
tains the hopes of his friends that he
may soon be in the enjoyment OF good
health.
pINGLEY TARIFF DAMAGE.
Though on a trip of recreation, Senator
Vest ayailed himself of the opportunity
of studying the economic problems which
the Canadians have been called upon TO
solve and expressed himself as greatly
surprised at their achievements
What particularly impressed him was
the number OF cotton-mills and other
large plants, situated across the border
that are engaged i'm manufacturing
goods that should legitimately be manu-
featured In the United States. This devel-
opment of manufacturing interests, he
found. mad been stimulated by the Ding
ley tarin law, which had forced the Ca
nadians 10 put up their own factories,
so as to secure ultimate independence Of
American manufactures.
Senator Vest was OF the opinion. from
what he had seen and observed, that the
Canadians were only too willing TO trade
with MS. but for our prohibitiye tariff
which Leads them 10 think that we do not
want their trade. Even as matters stood,
he said. they were pretty good customers.
who, deserved. he thought, more con-
slderation from us. An equitable tariff.
therefore. by restoring friendly feeling.
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NEW MEXICAN STEAMERS.
Cotton and Manufactures I'm Compe-
titiOn With Us-The silver Basis.

CITY OF MEXICO. September 25-The
Ehglish Line steamers to ply between
Chilian ports, touching al Callao and
Guayaquil and Central America and Mex
lean west-coast ports. will begin voy
ages January LIST, and II is believed here
that Mexico Will greatly increase its trade
To the South American Pacific ports. Be
fore the determination was entered upon
10 put on these steamers the merchants
here were consulted, and 1t In believed
that as soon as Mexico produces her
own cotton In sufficient quantities FOR
her mills. she viii be able to sell cotton
In South America In competition with
the United States, England and other
countries on a gold basis.
Mexico's policy Is TO remain on the
silver basis and. after supplying the
home markets with manufactures. invade
South America.
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nd rebound immeasurably
PETERsRuRGls PARK.


Representative Sidney +. Epes, OF the
Fourth Virginia District, who has been
in the city several days, returned home
by an afternoon train to-day. He intro
duced bill in the last Congress for the
establishment by the National Govern
ment of a grand battlefield park. 70 take
in all the historic fields around Peters
burg including the Crater Mr.. Epes was
successful in having his bill referred to
the proper committee for consideration.
and by this committee IL was sent 10 the
War Department for report. He next
induced Secretary Alger TO send two army
engineers TO inspect the battle-fields and
make recommendations. Not content
with this, however Mr. Epes has now the
promise of Secretary-ofWa Root that
he will send a representative of the de-
partment TO report on the feasibility and
expediency OF the project.
PERSONAL.
Mr. DonohOe, editor OF the Fairfax
Herald and candidate for the State Sen
ate, was In the city to-day discussing the
political outlook in Virginia with Dr. r.
". Harper. president of the Virginia
Democratic Association OF the District of
Columbia.
Congressman John Il. Rixey OF the
Eighth District, has rented a house In the
fashionable quarter OF the city and
brought his family here.
Representative and Mrs. c. A. Swanson,
who had been on pleasure trip to Cana
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-26
TRIAL or JULIA MORRISON.
No Member of plaster of Paris
Co. VIII Appear Against Her.

CHATTANOOGA. TENN, September
2.-The preliminary hearing OF julia
Morrison charged with the murder ~
Actor Frank Leiden. OF the mir. Plaster
Of Paris" Company, occurs tomorrow
Manager Harris, OF the Plaster of
Paris Company. arrived from Atlanta
to-day He visited Miss Morrison In jan.
and was so affected that he determine
not 10 appear as a witness against tho
bers OF his company, he quietly left the
city for New York No member or ths
company Will appear against Miss MO-
rison
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appointment for Frey.taes,er.

PARIS. September &-Captain Frey
staetter. who Was a member OF the Drcy-
fus court-martiai OF 1894. and who iestl-
Ned before the court-martial az Rennes
that his original belief In the guilt OF tho
accused was largely the result OF the
reading OF the documents OF the secret
dosslcr. which fact he communicated 20
the judges In a private room. without inc
knowledge OF Dreyfus or his counsel
has been appointed commander OF ma
rine infantry at Rochefort, In the Do
partment OF Charepte Ipferleuge
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Dress Goods Department

Here the shelves loaded to the limit of their
prcity; here the pretty things so full OF possbil-
ties for the ingenious designer You will linger long
tme at this counter before half its beauties be
unfolded. There is everything in Dress Goods worth
considering. Look!
Cloths Green's Blues and Popns
inches wide in Porceaine Gray, Green
Purple. Navy aud Automobile, at ~ 30
ames-air m\Browns Blues Greens and
Grays, at yard ''''''.S<c0
suings inches wide In Gays Tans and Army Blue
Venetian Cloths IS inches wide in Modes Tans
Norys at yard 50 90
inches wide,
Sapphire. Tan and Brown. at, per yard ....$2 90
Broadcloths leading shades three
S1OO SIzo and. '''''''SioV
wide
Suits shadngs prices 800
Cloths with plaid smooth camelshr
effects golf suits prices from 81 I'D to $3.50
Ranyday Suings Checks Broken Pads
and Scotch effects, at, yard 81 90
Cheylots wide Military sumatra
and Reds S5c.
suings and materials from soc
to... S@'oO
Cloths AZ inches vide. yard.......75c.
Cloths a-wool inches wide. yard......ooc
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BROOKE AND ROOT OF T
THE FORMER, 1T Is RUMORED, MAY
BE RECALLED.
SENATOR VEST ON DINGLEYISx.
observations I'm Canada Showing
How the Present Tariff Law Is
Inturing the United states-Peters-
burg Battlefield Park.

WASHINGTON. d. c.. September H.
"pec'si')-it is reported at the War De-
paf'nent. unoiiicIslly. OF Course. that
uenera' Brooke. the Military Governor of
Naoa' ana seeretary-of- War Root are at
'ome very sharp dispatches have,
" saia been exchanged between the
-" quite recently. Those who shoy,d
NV 90" say thai the trouble grows ON, ~
~'"''si Brooko's pigheadedness. and his
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Comfortables. cot
ton lined. AT 81 90.
$3.50 and $500.
Silk-Covered Com
fortables. wool lined
size 6x7, each $1,000.
Elder q o W n Com
for I a bles. French
Saline covered. extra
filled. each. 81. 90.
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OF the post-ofiice at Lexington, Va with
facilities for the transaction of money
order and registry business and the sale
of postal supplies. to be known as Sub
Station No. l. and to be located at the
Virginia Military Institute
PERRY s. HEATH,
Acting Postmaster General"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-26

Merino Shirts and Drawers, light
weight. silk trimmed. per gar
ment ............. .........Sl.oo.
Wool Shirts and Drawers, WIN
ter weight, natural wool. per
garment .......... ............S''oV'
Wool Shirts and Drawers, mo
dium weight. natural wool, per
garment ....-... ...... .s''.s's'"N'
Wool Shirts and Drawers. heavy.
extra quality. natural color per
garment ............. .........sl.oO.
Wool Shirts and Drawers. very
fine and heavy. natural color. per
garment .......... .......32.O0.
Half-Hose, onyx black. medium
and heavy weight. per pair Z5c.
Half-Hose. medium weight onyx
black. split soles. per pair....2o'.
Half-Hose. tan. Isle, split solos.
per pair ................ ...''''-oc'
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Blankets and ComfortabIes.

b ! q n kets, white.
l0-4. good quality. per
pair ............R3. 90.
California Blankets.
white. extra fine,
various borders. ct
these prices per pair:
5000. $3.50. 80. 90.
%. 90, $1,000 $500
and -......... .Si4.O0.
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Dress Trimmings All Kinds.

Black SILK Bands
and Gumps. sc. per
yard to.........So.Oo.
Black Spangled
Bands. wide and mar
row. price loo per
yard to........$3. 90.
Steel Trimmings.
all widths, newest de-
signs.
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This of Furnishings.

The first counters at the door, to the lef-its con-
venient to the man-n-a-hurry. Its assortment is
frst-class, and making it constantly Detter'
Lots of novelties when you come to look but we are
telling here Of some good staple things.
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FIanneIs and Domestics.

Embroidered Fan
nels. ali wool, al, per
yard, 80, 90. 10,
So, 0Oc., SI.OO,
81 % and....S1.6O
Twi'led Flannels,
all wool, red, navy
and gray, q inches
wide, prices zoe.
10 ................OO soc.
Ere n c d Flannels.
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Tailored Costumes.

The whole sweep of values; the entire category of
styles, elaborate plain, for service for dress
Good colors galore, and perfect blacks in abundance
Improved modelling this and more perfect fit
ting than Ours selected from the best for
eign productions and domestic reproductions, with
stout price balance in favor of the latter kind Come
to see these:
suitngs checks ana gray
tight fitting slklned coats suit.... 90
Costumes coats lined velvet
lars new cut shlIts per suit. $500
Chevo coats
with elk lining, Habet SKIRTS $40
Ladies' Costumes. Brown Hengbone Cray Checks with
doubebreased skned box coats suit... sI5OO
Costumes Cray Cheyiots braided in
black shortcut coats silk lined,
Ladies' Costumes Real Homepun ughtitng sshed
skirts. In Oxford and GrayS sut..
Chevlots tght-nttng snkned
Ladies' Costumes, Cheyo lining
Costumes Finished box
Ladies' Costumes oxford
slkned coats. habit skirts
Ladies' Costumes Camel sy, siklined
breasted tghttttng habit skirts
Ladies' Camel sa double breasted front coats
with trimmings velvet braid and
and seryceable gown az.
Ladies Satn-Faed
imported high novelties,
Black Costumes. al the good Cheyos
es Vuna and Cloths at prices suit from $1,000 $4,000
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-26

Half-Hose. real Maco. new
shades. army blues, per pair zoe.
Half Hose. Lisle, Roman stripes,
per pair .........................ooc'
Dress Shirts, white, linen
bosoms. extra well made. unl9un-
dered, each......................o oc.
Dress Shirts. white. linen
bosoms, finely made. unlaundered.
each ............. ....-.sss 49,
Dress Shirts. linen bosoms. good
material and Numbered. each Toe.
FulI,Dress Shirts. finest mate
rails. best workmanship, open
back and front. price, each. Sl.oo.
Collars. all linen, newest shapes
esch ..................- ..'..A~
Cuffs. all linen, round or square
cut, links or plain, prices. per PAIR
Is and................ ....'''.'.<oc.
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Separate Skirts.

A big showing of the
best cuttings, in elegant
blacks, handsome plaids
and solids; a full assort-
ment of grays. The prices
range as below:
Black Cheviot Walking Skirts.
each......... ......... .......So'oo'
Black Mohair Skirts. extra good.
az, each, $500. 5000. 81 80
and ......... .'.PiO.Oo'
Black Cheviol Habi: skirts.
each ............ .'..'....'''''@''" "'
Black English Serge Habit
Skirts, each.......... ........$e.oo.
Black English Chevlots, draped
effects, new and very effective,
each ............. ............r lO.oo'
Black Broadcloth Habit Back
Skirts. with silk applique trim
mings. each.........- ......Slo. %.
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Ladies' Hosiery.

Real Isle and Maco Hose, in
plains or drop-stltched. at per
Llsle Hose, fast black. Richelieu
ribbed, at, per pair............oo c'
Real Isle Hose. fast black,
fancy ribbed or open work, at,
per pair ...............' ..''''.'ooc'
Real Isle Hose. fast black,
open work effects. az. per
pair, 75c. to....... .........Si. 20.
Colored Hose. Maco, all shades,
with polka dots. per pair 81 lie.
Snk-Plaited and All-Silk Hose, In
black and colors, at prices, per
pair S1.0O to.................sz %.
Chndren's Hose. in fast black,
extra weights and qualities, at
prices, per pair, from 10 10 45c.
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Dihhonc We have just
N'DDu''o' completed the
biggest stock of Ribbons
we've ever had, and offer
some special values in all
Silk Satins, in black and
colors. All the new shades
width from 1 to SO.
ALL-SILK TAFFETAS. In spe-
cial grades, at 20, 20 and 3Oc.
per yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-26

SIX AppliQues. all
wid shy, In black,
white and color5,
from 35c. per yard
to ...... .....$12.OO.
Military Braid and
GumDs in silver and
gold.
SILK Frlnges. black
and white. new pat
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-26

the newest designs
and solid cOlOrs,
prices. per yard.
soc. tO......... ..T0c.
Flannelettes. new
patterns. II inches,
per yard..........1oc.
New Percales, dark
groun ds. for fall.
new tintings and de-
signs. 60 inches, per
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Black Dress Goods.

Black Mohair, Crepons. 40
inches wide, prices. per yard. 55e.
to .............. ..............SZ 90.
Black Mohair and SILK Crepons.
As inches wide. at $500 per
yard 10 ..,.....,............. .S7.oO
Prunella Cloths. 46 inches wide,
az. per yard ~.
Me,rose Cloth. A inches wide,
al. per yard. .................Sl.OO.
Wool Poplins. &c inches wide. nj.
per yard..,....... ............Si.OO.
Wool Reps. 46 inches wide. at.
per yard ............ .........$1.3 80.
Crepe Reps. DC inches wide. al.
per yard ...................... 81 30.
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Creyenette Cloth. IS inches vide,
at. per yard .................Sl.20.
Crepe Cloths. IS inches wide,
az. per yard, 81 80 to....s2. 90.
All-Wool Chevlots. 10 inches
wide. at. per yard ..........ooc.
All-Wool Cheviots. 81 inches
wide. al, per yard. 10, $50.
Sl.OO to........... ........,..S1.Oo.
Camel Hair Kurl Cloth. a
inches wide. at. per yard. $50.
French Diagonsls at prices. per
yard. from $50 to..........S2 so.
Broadoloths. az prices. per ysrd,
from 81 80 to.......... ......S2 30.
Venetian Cloths. b2 inches wido.
at. per yard ..................si.2o.
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Wool Underwear.

Ladies and Children S
Underwear to please all
tastes and purses. A full
complement of sizes. Here
are some of the grades
and prices:
Ladies' Vests, fleeced cotton.
ribbed, heavy weight each. .2oe
Ladies Vests. ribbed. wool and
cotton, in white and natural
each .......... ...........'''''.''"o
Ladies' Vests. wool. ribbed,
white. each ..............,...Sl.oo'
Ladies Vests, silk and wool,
white, Cach........ ...........Sl 20
Ladies' Vests, silk and wool.
heavy, each.......... .........Sl.oo.
Ladies Union Suits. ribbed. bal
briggan, fleece lined. per suit. 81.
Ladies Union Suits, natural
wool. each.......... .........Si0o.
Ladies' Union Suits. natural
wool, each ...................sz.2o.
Infants Vests, ribbed, prices
each 30c. to..................... roc.
ChildreD's Vests. wool and cot.
ton. ribbed, each................ooc.
Boys Vests and Drawers,
natural wool, special values, each
Doc. tO......s... .......s..ss.'.s"''s
Children's Merino Vests. white.
medium weight, non-shrlnking,
each 66c. to..................S 20.
Stuttgarter Sanitary
Wool Underwear.
We have the agency for these
celebrated goods. and can recon-
mend them-All weights and sizes
are here-Nothing OF a higher
grade is made, and the prices are
moderate.
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White Quilts, Mar
settles patterns. IA
sizes. at Doe, 1928
and .............S1.6O.
T kis h Quilts,
fringed in pink. blue.
lavepder, green and
ye II o W, ia size,
each ...........Si.5O.
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Always one of our strong points, but
OlIKS just now pre-eminently so. This will be
a great Silk season, and we have bought them for
YOU literally. The best styles here-prettier and
more different styles than you have seen before.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-26

BLACK OLGA, a new mourning
silk; a rich. dead lustre and per-
feet wear; beautiful grade at,
per yard ......................Ti.ao 90.
BLACK SATIN DUCHESS. all
silk, 24-inch widths, at. per
yard ............. ............S 81 90.
BLACK SATIN DUCHESS. all
silk. extra value. guaranteed 10
wear. at. per yard. 20.
BLACK SATIN DUCHESS.
heavy, all silk, Pinch width, at,
per yard ...................... 81 30.
BLACK SATIN DUCHESS,
heavy, all silk. 22-inchawidth. at,
per yard ......................E ~ 90.
BLACK SATIN DUCHESS. all
silk. extra heavy, 20 inches wide,
at, per yard...................SX.5 80.
SATINS AND TAFFETAS, fig
ured and striped effects. at. per
yard....... ......... .........Hi %.
TAFFETA CORDS. two-toned.
per yard.......... .............$l.2 20.
LAOb - MI EI AT II 4 AS,
something new. per yard. 1925.
PERSIAN STRIPED CORDED
SILKS at. per yard. so.
WARP PRINTED TAFFETAS,
with satin stripes. very hand
some. at, per yard. .05.
EVENING SILKS. the latest
colorings in the newest popular
patterns. at zoe. 10 ~. 90 per
yard.
SILK POPLlNS. newest shad-
ings. light or dark. at, per
ydTu.s..-.... ..,... DOC.
COLORED TAFFETAs, newest
shadings, per yard............75c.
CoLORED TAFFETAS,. extra
value, ell colors. 27-inch widths.
at. per yard. .................$I. 90.
CREPE DE CHINE, all silk,
the newest evening shades. per
yaru ..''.'.'..'.. ...............Soc
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BLACK TAFFETA. 10 inches
wide. all silk, good weight, at, per
yard ....-... ......... ..........ooc.
! BLACK TAFFETA, 22-inch
} width, heavy. all silk, good body.
per yard ..................... .'''oc.
J BLACK TAFFETA. 1s-inch
width. extra heavy. fine finish,
per yard ....................... SOC.
( BLACK TAFFETA. 22-inch
! width, extra fine. imported. at,
y per yard.......... i.oo.
} BLACK PEAU DE SOLE, q
J inches wide. all silk. at per
I yard ...........,.. ............Sio %.
{ BLACK PEAU DE SOLE. 2i-inch
( width. at. per yard..........$1 20.
: BLACK PBAU DE SOLE. ex-
) ira heavy, all silk. q inches wide.
y at, per yard.....'.............Si.o 30.
J BLACK FAILLE. all silk. spe-
Z clal value at, per yard. $50.
4 BLACK BENGALINE. all silk.
( special value. at, per yard. zoe.
} BLACK SILK POPLIN. special
y at, per yard. .................-..o oc.
} BLACK FRENCH POPLIN.
} silk. q inches wide. at. per
n yard .............. ...........$l.< 30.
Z BLACK FRENCH Joplin.
Z silk. 22-inch width, al. per
n yard ......-....... .....-.....St.oV.
) BLACK SURATI. all silk. 24-inch
} width, at. zoe.
q BLACK ARMURES. all silk, at
$50. 500. $1.2o and $50 per
Z yard.
( GROSIGRAINs. al silk. 2i-inch
width. at. per yard 500 ana
4 sI.25.
) BLACK SATIN DUCHESS. all
silk. 9o-inch width. at, per
y yard ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .....sIoc.
} BLACK SATIN DUCHESS. all
y ak. 2iinch widths. at. per
4 yard -......-... .................eoo.
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yard ~ t-2c.
Made Pillow Cases,
size 45xS5 inches.
plain and hemstltch-
ed. prices. each.
~ IL. Is. 10 2-3
and ....... ......2Oc.
Made Sheets, sizes
36XS0. 12x90, Slxs0,
S0x0. prices, each,
30 10 ......,......DOc
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| aces and Embroideries.

Our personaI pick of a full market-they must be
pIeasinalv pretty and we believe you will find them
even more We've some patterns that haven't been
fen davis in this country.
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Housekeepers Linens.

variety covers every good article in Linen depart
ment Exquisite qualities. The best Belfast weaves
with the additional attraction that we save you the
profits of the middIeman by getting these goods direct
TABLE DAMAsK silver bleach 60 inches wide per
silver bleach 81 Inches wide neF
TABLE DAMAsK ezra fine bached inches wide per
TABLE full bleached @ inches VIDE per
TABLE DAAsK full beached p inches WIDE Per
heavy full beached u inches
wide, yard ''''''''''' ''''''' go
NAPKINS edges, per dozen Sloo
value IS size, all linen, per dozen 10.
NAPKINS weights, full bS size IN unusual s4les
follows $50 Sl'5 *oo SIoo Soo S'Oo'
NAPKINS same Dozen $3.50 SO 90
CLOTHS linen. hemsttched and danask
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LINEN CENTREPECIs plain linen hemstiched and danask
LINEN CRASH half-bleached IS inches wide, yardIo c
CRASH value full weight Is inches Wide per
LINEN CRASH heavy bleached IS inches wide per
HUCK rOwELING al linen 1snch widths, qualities follow.
20. 20, 80 Doe.
TOWELS inches at. dozen.Sloo
TOWELS 2ox4O inches, at 10
TOWELS and finish per doznf*o"'
TOWELS extra heavy linen, hemstched huck, size 22x2
TOWELS extra nne figured damask. hmsitched buck.
, S1O"
TOWELS fine figured damask, hemsttched buck per
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