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The San Francisco call., 1899-10-26
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TAKE A LOT
OF BEATING
Bit Of Fashion Beaten by the
Montana Colt-Four Win
ming Choices.

Bit OF Fashion, the crack Eastern filly
owned by Burns & Waterhouse, again
cast feeling of gloom over her admirers
and hackers at Oakland yesterday. She
started once before at the meeting and
her defeat on that particular occasion was
ascribed to lack of condition. Yesterday
In q three-cornered contest at seven fur
longs Bathos, the Montana bred colt,
showed his heels to the Fastener from
the start. In the first betting Princess
Zeika and Bit of Fashion opened equal
choices, with Bathos the outsider. So
much coin went in on the Burns & Water
house filly that the odds against the Prin-
cess went to to 5. The race developed a
surprise. To pretty start Ruiz took the
lead with Bathos and, holding the colt
we'll together, won all the way, finishing
three lengths ahead of the two young
misses, which were fighting it out des-
perately for the place. Thorpe, on the
favorite, had the best of the saddle ar
gument with Ward, winning by neck.
Southern Girl, the stablemate of Bit of
Fashion and formerly considered her in
ferior, scored her second win In the six
furlong sprint for all ages. She had Sat
suma to beat. and performed the feat
very creditably. An IL to 20 fayorite, the
aged horse, not at his best anyway, could
not get within hailing distance at the
close The winner now looks to be the
better Of this brace of high-priced horse
flesh, apparently being able TO continue
on, after stepping the distance in Lilo fiat.
The racing card offered turf-goers had
more of a class twang to 1t than any yet
furnished during the season, and in eonse-
quence the attendance was large. Favor
ties were more than fairly successful, cap
turing four of six purses.
Thorpe, astride Wilmeter, landed the
opening event, cheap six furlong selling
dash, at odds of to l. He had his mount
in front from the jump, leading My Dear
past the stand three lengths. Shannon-
cite nosed Alaska, the second choice, out
for third place.
Trainer Butch Fisher started Plan In
the six furlong run, third on the card, for
the first time this season The chestnut S
price drifted from to TO threes, and he
won like breaking sticks. Chihuahua
closed favorite, but blew up, after chas-
ing out in the lead with Sybaris. T.
Walsh. astride Plan, went sightseeing at
the stretch turn and then held his neld
safe. Sybaris was second. neck before
Sallie Goodwin.
Barney Schreiber's colors were seen for
the first time on Forte, winner of the mile
and a sixteenth affair. The bay gelding
received substantial support, closing a
pronounced choice, and coming through In
the stretch under Wards clever handling,
downed Donator with considerable to
spare. Rainier could not repeat, landing
SSs 4 TO shot Montellade almost
flutter of excitement by his
the closing mile run. He led
the stretch, but was gradu-
Il and beaten out by the ia
also piloted by Ward.
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Colony in Mexico.

AUSTIN, Oct. Pa dispatch from Vic.
toria, State of Tamaulipas, Mexico. SAYS
that a concession has been granted by the
Mexican Government for the establish.
ment of a large German colony in that
State Over 800 families of Germans will be
located on large tract Of rich land with
in the next twelve months.
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LAND OFFICE CLOSED.
Dawes Commission Completes the En-.
rollment of Chickashas.

MUSKOGEE. I. T., Oct 25.-The Dawes
commission closed the land office ut Ok
mulgee this week and will open at Mus
kogee on the first. The commission has
just closed the enrolment of Chickashas,
which IS II 900, and 1000 freedmen. The
Creeks allotment rolls have reached 5000,
including freedmen. The commission is
preparing it's report for Congress.
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Postoffaee R.nhhad

Los ANGELES, Oct 25.-The Postoff3ca
at Duarte was robbed last night. Postal
Inspector M. H. Flint was apprised of
the facts this morning. The thief OF
thieves Obtained 500 in stamps and Is in
money. Entrance was obtained fhre,qh
a window, where the safe was fonnd {n :,
be open, The robbers just took evervo
thing in sight Thara is no aIam
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Harvard Wins at Golf

NEW YORK, Oct, 25.-Harvard won the
team championship of the intercollegiate
Golf Association to-day, on the Garden
City links, beating Princeton by eight
winning to-day, Harvard not only secures
the championship for another year, but
places herself on an equality with Yale
won twice.
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-26
KENTUCKY LOTTERY.

MONTREAL, Oct. 24.-The regular monthly
drawing for October OF The Canadian Royal
Art Union. by which the winning prizes of The
Kentucky Lottery are decided was held here
to-day The first six winning numbers were !:
S61s4 s15 0o0 690S9 $4,000 7021s s2O0O 36761 $1,000
1920 $780, 1874, $500.
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Selections for To-Day.

ing.
Second race-o connor, Meadowlark. Whale
back.
Third race-Socialst, Petal, SHIPS
Fourth race-silver Bullion, Essence. The
Echo.
Fifth race-Rio Chico. Oraibee, Alicia.
Sixth -Hohenzollern. Horton, Libertine
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Cleveland at a Football Game

PRINCETON, N. J., Oct. 25.-Princeton
defeated Lehigh to-day-17 to 0 In two
fifteen-m minute halves Mr.. and Mrs
Grover Cleveland were among the spec
tatorS. FSS
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Commentators on Trial.

LOS ANGELES. Oct. 25.-The trial @
c. A. Raymond and j. H. Ormandy in tha
United States court here for counterfeit
ing was begun to-day; Raymond plea,d7ted
guilty and may. turn States $ evidence, me
trial of Ormandy is proceeding. OrmandY
has served a term in State prison for
like offense. The pair were arrested aq
San Luis Obispo.
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AMERICANS ON LONG SHOTS.
Mastery Riding Of Yankee Jockeys
in Newmarket Races.

LONDON, Oct 25-At the Newmarket
Houghton meeting to-day My Lady's s
Maid ridden by Sloan, betting 10 TO /, won
the Newmarket second welter handicap.
Sea Fog, to 1, ridden by Martin, was
second.
The new Nursery plate was captured by
Bournebridge, at 10 to i ridden by l..
Reiff Lucania, TO /, ridden by j. Reiff,
finished second. Sloan rode Perdicus. to
/. unplaced.
Sloan brought Lutetia, 2 to !, home in
the first race for the Chevaly stakes.
The Cambridgeshire stakes were won by
Irish Ivy. Airs and Graces, ridden by l.,
Reiff. was second. and Mazeppa finished
third Sloan had the mount on Sly Fox,
but was unplaced among twenty-five
starters The betting was 100 to against
Airs and Graces and 100 to against Sly
Fox.
Money Pot won q maiden plate, L. Reiff,
on Forward finished second. Sloan rode
Sagaman, unplaced The betting was 100
to IL against Forward and to l against
Sagaman.
The Subscription stakes was won by
Chinook. with Sloan in the saddle. There
were only three starters. The betting was
5 to against Chinook.
Race at Covelo.
COYELO, Oct. 25.-The Covelo Driving
Park race meet closed to-day. There was
one race with four entries for a purse Of
s150 Robin Hood won, Mollie second,
Sam Mount third Time ;52.
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SIX HEATS
TO DECIDE
THE RACE
DR.. Frasse Wins the Special
Heat for Named Horses
at Los Angeles.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

LOS ANGELES, Oct. 25.-The gates of
Agricultural Park were thrown open to
the ladies to-day and the grand stand was
a sea of color. The infield was congested
with fashionable eQuipages, and perfect
weather, coupled with a good racing card,
helped to make the fourth day of the
Agricultural Associations meet success.
The special trot for named horses was
the feature of the day. In this race
Phoebe Childers won the first two heats
so easily that she was looked upon as
sure winner but DR.. Frasse, in the hands
of Driver Bunch, captured three heats
and the race, Childers and Ned Thorne,
his only opponents, being unsteady after
the second heat, though Thorne took the
In the hurdle handicap P f. at even
money, won under a pull from Burmah,
the favorite. Duffy, on Rossmore, was
thrown at the fourth hurdle, his foot
being badly injured.
Windy Jim came under the wire first in
the four and a half furlongs, but he was
relegated to the last place. having fouled
Cowboy in the stretch. Cowboy arrived
a neck behind Windy Jim and was given
first money.
YuIe, the favorite, won the seven fur
long event handily. Results:
Trotting, special for named horses. three in
five: purse $500:
DIR. Frasse Bunch ..;..,..........5 2 ! ! !
Phoebe Childers blue. ).............1 ! 2 2
Ned Thorne CHellmaD .''.'.''".s 3 z 3 ! :
llOlllCan
Time, 2:15A, 212. 214, 2:141k. 2:17. 2:1s.
Los Angeles Driving Club road race. two in
Dewey CDR W W. Hitchcook) )................1
Lijero Frank G. Schuma eher) .:;.:........2
Ilarrey CDR William lie Moyle Wills)........3
NIlock (Dr. L. N. Moore) ...................
Time 2:Ss, 2:36ia.
Hurdle. handicap, mile and a quarter. over
five hurdles; purse $500;
p F, 100 (Cairns) NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Burrnah 147 (AIatter). to Observation-Disclosures.
Rossmore. 127 Duffy, to 1....................
Time 2:l7%4.
Four and a half furlongs; purse S250-Sen-
per Leon. 80 (Stewar), to l. Won: Black
Orphan, % tFauntleroy), to /, second; Artisa,
l09 (Jones), 4 TO l. third. Time, 1903 Daisy
r. Deluge, La Chinopas, Abano. Shannon,
Berna and Jennie also ran.
Four and a half furlongs; purse S250-Cow-
boy, 109 tFuentzl even, won; Aitara, l05 (stew-
art), 10 l. second: Cue los q. jones' 10 to
/, third. Time, 80 Alas. Pictou and Windy
Jim also ran.
Seven furlongs, selling, three-year-olds and
upward; purse S250-Yule, JOG o. Weber,, to
s, won; Ping, 1o9 (Stewart). even, second;
Strombo, 90 (Fauntleroy). 10 1. third. Time
1:2S. Musey and Purniah also ran.
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John Sheridan, we'll known on Eastern
as well as local diamonds as an umpire of
undoubted ability, will be seen at Recrea-
ton Park Saturday and Sunday afternoon
and Sunday morning on the Oakland
erounds He will be the arbiter on those
occasions.
In this city San Francisco and Santa
Cruz will cross bats for the afternoon
Oakland and Sacramento will play In the
capital.
Big Bill Lange is now a familiar figure
along the line, and many interesting
ball In regard to first base men, the
league has quite q few. crackerjacks, and
Lange says, in relation to the ambition of
that a good player should not waste his
time at the first bag If he expects TO play
in the National League That position IS
always silled by men who have become
gray in the service, thoroughly expert
enced and ton slow for the fasssss---=sx-s----s.
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-26

Weak men should not hesitate to call and see
DR.. Sweany They will find in him a true
friend and benefactor Thousands of weak and
debilitated men with shattered minds have
been completely restored TO their former vigor
through his science. 1t will cost you nothing
+o talk with him. If you cannot call, write
and receive answer in plain envelope.
Ruutl1re varicocele and hydrocele are spe-
cial diseases which DIR. Sweany treats sue
cessfully and completely cures when other doc
tors fail If you are afflicted, call and see him.
DR. Sweany also treats organic and blood dis
eases He has equal in the treatment Of
these complaints.
Diseases of ladies are treated with the same
skill and attention ailments Of men. Hardly
a day passes but DR.. Sweany receives the
blessings of mothers, wives and daughters for
the great good he has accomplished in his
treatment of the female sex. Ladies should not
be backward about communicating with the
doctor either in person through the mails.
All letters answered in plain envelopes.
DR. Sweany successfully treats Rupture,
Blood Disease rheumatism, Catarrh, Prema-
ture Decay, Nervous Debility, Tumors. Special
Diseases, Eczema, Cancer Sleeplessness. Neu-
ralgia, Hemorrhoids. Varicocele, Hydrocele,
Kidney Disease, Bladder Disease, Spine Dis
ease; Liver Disease, Heart Disease, Skin Dis
ease Stomach Disease. Eye Disease. Ear Dis
ease, Lung Disease. Organic Disease, Piles.
If you are sick and ailing call Immediately,
If living at a distance write your troubles I
have cured thousands by my home system of
treatment Valuable book, Guide to Health.a
froa
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Four and a half furlongs; purse S25o-sern-
Orphan, "a (Fauntleroy), 2 to l, second: Artisa,
l09 (Jones), TO /, third. Time, 1:09. Daisy
r. Deluge La Chinopas, Abano. Shannon,
Berna and Jennie Y also ran.
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mile Good
acc ri M6 New aaa Mooa s sa masnus aasg 90
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-26

Four and a half furlongs; purse S250-Cow-
boy 109 CFuentzl, even Won; Aitara, los (Stew-
art), 10 l. second: Cue, los q. jones', 10 to
/, third. Time 80. Alas. Pictou and Windy
Jim also ran.
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Seven furlon

Seven furlongs, selling, three-year-olds and
upward; purse S2J0-Yule, 106 q. Weber,, to
8, won; Ping. 1C9 (Stewart). even, second;
Strombo, 90 tFaunteroy). TO I. third. Time
1:2S. Musey and Purniah also ran.
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I'D win, and Judge Murphy contends
that a person who will do this is very apt
TO make counter propositions. Leo Solo
mon was accused of the same offense.
The Honig stables were reinstated.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-14
May Sale Of Aprons.

One lot fine Lawn Aprons, trimmed
with embroidery and inserting, sold at
$1.25, SI.00 and 75c, sale price Ace.
One lot fine Lawn Aprons, trimmed
with embroidery and tucked, sold at 69c,
59c, SO, price 39c.
One 10, fine Aprons, large and medium
sizes, 25c.
One lot of Children's Null Bonnets.
with fine insertion, sold at 62Hc, price
49c
One lot OF fine Null Bonnets. trimmed
with fine lace and tuc&ing, sold at $I25
and $I.35, price CSC.
One of the largest and choicest lines
of Null Gaps at 25c.
One line Of fine Null Caps with wide
band OF wide tuckine edged with lace,
sold at 75c, price 49c.
A large assortment of Nurses and
Maids CAPS, Zoe. J7c, 25c and 39c.
One lot OF Childrcn's White Sun Bon
nets, edged with lace, sold at Soc and
75c, price 49c.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-14
May Sale Of Embroidery.

An extraordinary sale of fine En-
broideries, beautiful work on fine ma
terials in exquisite designs, Cambria,
Nainscok and Swiss, 9 and 10 inches
wide, sold at $I.75, $500 and $3.50.
sale price. 75c.
One lot Of various widths, sold at 98c,
S1.25 and $J.35, sale oricc SIC.
One lot fine Embroidery, sold at 69c,
75c and soc, sale price 39c.
One lot Embroidcries, sold at SOC and
SOC, sale price 25c.
One lot of Embroidsries, sold at SOC,
45c and Soc, sale price J9c.
One lot Of Embroider;es, sold at lie,
16c and 22c. price Tic.
One lot of Embroideries worked with
pink and blue, at I2'lc and i5c, Prise
Sc.
One 10! OF fine Open Work Inserting,
sold at 50 and 75c, price 25c.
One lot fine Oren Wort: Inserting,
sold at 75c, sc and SI.oO. priesd 39c
and A9c.
One lot Wide and Medium Embroid-
cries, sold at 22c, 25c end 30c price I9c
One lot fine Narrow and Medium
Embroideries, sold at J9c and 25c, price
I2I.c.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-14
The Hosiery Sale.

Ladies' Black Imported Hosiery,
Hermsdorf dye, spiiecd heel and toe,
Zoe goods, sale rrioe. j21sc.
Ladies Tan Hosiery. Foreign man
ufaeture, high spliced heels and double
soles, sold for 25c, sale price I2I1c.
Ladies' Black Hosiery, Hcrmsdori
dye, spliccd heels, double solcs, elastic
tops, sold for 25e, sale price Sc pair.
Ladies Black Isle Thread Stock
ings, with handsome plaid boots, sole
for soc pair, sale price 25c pair.
Ladies' Black Isle Thread Stock
ines, with handsome colored stripes,
sold for SOC, sale price 3'c.
Infants Purc Silk Socks, sold for SOC,
sale orice I5c.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-14
Pleated Chiffon, Liberty Silk
and RuffIings.

Plated Liberty Silk in handsome
range OF eolorings. formerly SOC yard,
sale oricc I21sc yard
Colored Plated Chiffon, Beautiful COL
ors, nice fresh goods. formerly CSC yard,
sale price I2Hc yard.
Silk Edge Lesse, in every wanted
color, some whites with colored edges,
rich, dainty styles. Formerly Soc yard,
sale price I2sc yard.
Handsome Colored Ruching that sold
at 25c yard will be closed out for &c
yard.
Ruche Gradues for the neck. These
sold Tor 25c, sale price SC each.
Beautiful Colored Chiffon fronts
edged with handsome lace. sold for
S3.25, S2.75, S2.25, Sl.75 and $3.50, 10
be closed out for SOC each.
SHRED and Plealed Chiffon and
Mouselinc de Sole, full p inches wide,
sold for Sl.J9 and 75c yard, sale price
25c yard.
Handsome Plated Liberty Silk, bcau-
tifully embroidered, sold for $3.50 yard,
sale price 39c yard.
White Skirt Ruffling, S inches wide.
sold for l2Hc yard, sale price Sc yard.
Beautiful Embroidered Chiffon Lace,
all widths and colors. also white and
black, sold as high as $3.50 yard, sale
price Zoe yard.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-14

We'll Miss katherine Heath. Miss Mary
Treadw ell and Misses Louisa and Fran
ces Wilson, and gracefully did they
welcome the members and their friends
who enjoyed the afternoon at this
charming retreat.
Miss Virginia Wilson. who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. George II. Cur
tbs. in Portsmouth. left Friday for her
home. in Brooklyn.
Quite a number OF Norfolk people
went to jamestown yesterday, where
exercises were held. the 18th of May
beng the anniversary of the day when
Capt. John Smith landed with those
whose perseverance founded the colony
which grew into the Mother State.
The children Of CRANKY street and
thereahouts enjoyed a mock marriage
on Friday evening The ceremony was
held at 1863 CRANKY street. and after
the young couple had plighted their
troth icc-cream and cake were par
taken OF.
y short story entitled. Unto TWO
Flags True" by Emmy Hendren
Gwathmey, Will, at an early date. make
its appearance among us. launched
upon the troubled waves OF public opin-
ION. The fact of the author of this lit
tie book being a Norfolk woman, adds
to the interest we naturally feel at the
prospect of something new to read.
The scenes Of this story are laid during
the war of '61-65. and is an account OF
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-14
May Sale of Corsets.

New lot high grade Corse,s will be
included in this sale. among them tn,
P. D.. Her Majesty. c. P. and others.
One lot of & hook Corsets, that sold
for zoe to go for 25c each.
One lot OF K. & G. Corsets, black and
white. also a lot of B. short Corsets,
SI.00 goods, to go fer A..
P. u. Corse,s. the best imported Cor
sci made. the former price was $3.50,
$3.50 and $500. These will be closed
out for 90c.
Her Majcsty's Corsets, in black or
white, the former price was 53.25. To
be closed out for 93c.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-14

Adelia Nash. Miss Nancy Butt, and
Misses Bette and Jane Nicely.
Miss Virgilla Jones is visiting friends
and relatives in Suffolk.
Miss Octavia Wills left Thursday, to
be the guest of friends on the Eastern
Shore of Virginia.
Miss Virginia Jordan is at home
again, after a charming visit to friends
in Elizabeth City. n. c.
Miss Hamilton McCarrick left last
week to visit relatives in Philadelphia
Miss Gross. who has been the gucs,
of Miss Reeves, on Freemason street
has returned to her home, in Washing
ton.
Miss Tayloe, of Mt. Airy. who has
Deen visiting her sister, Airs. Key
Compton. on Frcemason styee;, will
leave for her home on Monday.
Mrs. Frank Grandy is visiting rcla-
tlves In Baltimore.
Misses Alice and Nan Ramsay will
leave this week 10 visit Miss Tayloe at
Mt. Airy.
Miss Lily Urquhart, of Richmond, is
the guest of Mrs. William Brooke. on
Boush street.
The reception committee at the Coun-
try Club yesterday afternoon consisted
or Mrs. 0. B. Bidwell, Mrs. John Black
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-14
Colored Dress Goods.

One lot 20 oieccs of Mixed and Fancy
Dress Goods, light and dark shades,
many sold at so and 75c, as long As they
last 25c.
As inch PLAID Shifting, lwool, neat
checks. regular 75c grade, 59c.
40-inch Atwood Visereaux Suitins,
in light shades. all priced at sec.
44-ineh Whipcords, Atwood, Tan,
Green. Navy, Napoleon, French Garnet
and Brown, 49e.
One lot of whpcorjs, all colors, all
wool, regular 93c grade, our price SEC.
Figured ArnuTc, Atwood, beautiful
colorings, regular 81 90 grade, 59c.
, pieces German Suiting, in two
shades of grey, pin checks. sold at 81,
price 69e.
45-inch Extra Fine Viscreaux Suit
ings, in choice line of shades, sold at
75c, price soc.
44-inch Fine Plain Choice Shades
Armurc Suitings, Light Slate, Napoleon
Bluc, Havana Brown, Myrtle, Dark
Green and Navy, sold at 75c a yard,
price 69c.
piece very fine Slate Armure, 40
inches wide, SIPS quality, price o9c.
4 pieces IS inch illuminated Who
cords for tailor-madc suits, sold at SIPS,
prioe sc.
II pieces 42.inch Atwood French
Serge, in Grey, Tan, Reseda, French
Blue, Cardinal, Garnet, Navy and four
shades of Green, shades Of Brown, soc
quality, 39c.
50-inch Fine Red and Black Sheo-
herd Check Serge, sold at SI.00, price
69o.
Sd inch Cheviot Serge, Slate, Tan
and Castor, sold at 75c. prize e9c.
36-inch Small Check Suitings, in Tan
and Cadet Blue, sold at Soc, price sec.
3 pieces 45-inch Black and White
Large Shepherd Checks, in large and
broken plaids, sold at $I.00, price 69c.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-14
DoneStics.

"a fine Unbleached Shooting, sold
u lie, for IIc.
Sd fine Blsached Shooting, sold I5c,
for y tie.
1914 Blcachcd Utica Shooting BE.
A good Bleached Cotton, Sc, for
41-2c.
"A fine Unbleached Cotton, special,
3i4c.
A. Extra Heavy Unblcached Cotton,
&c, for Sc.
Heavy Bleachcd Jean, Zoe quality Sc.
Good Ticking, never sold less than &c,
price o'fc.
One of the best grades of Feather
Ticking sold at I5c, price JIG.
Fancy Crctons for curtains, etc.,
sold 7c, for Sc.
Good Curtain Scrim. sold Sc, price
4 lie.
Fine All Wool Summer Weight
Cream Flannel, 25c, for Die.
Part Cotton Cream Flannels Zoe,
y lie and Zoe.
Fine GAUGE Flannels 39c and Soc
yard.
45x36 good Blsachcd Pillow Case,
scecial 81 {.
4ox3o Santiago Bleached Pillow Case,
special I0c
45x36 Manila Blsachcd Pillow Case,
special y lie.
42x36 fine H. S. Bleached Pillow
Case, sold for y lie. for Zoe.
45x3e fine H. S. Bleached Pillow
Cas-, seseeii7s4l = &c. 21e
50x3e fine II. 5. Blcaehed Pillow
Case, special u I-2c.
42x72 Bleaehed Bolster Gases, special
25c.
$3.50 fine Blcaehed Sheets, special
81 lie.
$3.50 Heavy Bleached Sheets, special
47e.
9ox9o Heavy Blcaehed Sheet, sold
SOC. for 45c.
9ox9O MILLER, Rhoads & Co." spc-
cial Sheet, sold see, for SOC.
s0x90 Heavy Bleacfed Sheet, H. S.,
special SEC.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-14
Fronts and Yokes.

! Braided Front, sold at S3.95, sale
price Sj.98.
Braided Front, sold ct S3.75, sale
price SI.98.
Jet Front, sold at s4.25, sale price
2 Jet Fronts, sold at S3.95, sale prics
$1.98.
2Jst Waist Bands, sold at $3.50, sale
price 59e.
J Jet Wais, Band, sold at $500, sale
oricc 49c.
Jet Collar, sold at 1928. price CSC.
piece Passamenterie, sold at Soc,
sale price J9c yard.
pieces handsome Black Braid, sold
at IKE, sale price Sc yard.
3 pieces Iridescent Trimming, sold at
Zoe, sale price Sc yard.
piece Blue Iridescent Trimming that
sold at Soc, sale price &c yard.
Handsome Braided Jacket that sold
at $500, sale price Sl.9S.
Jet Front. the new b'ouss effect, that
sold for $500, sale price $3.50.
White Cotton Hercules Braid, several
widths, to 60 for &c yard.
Cream Worstcd Braid, good wide
widths, sold for Sc and I0c, sale price Sc
yard.