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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-14

PAL0 ALTO, Cal. Nov. 3-Six loads Of rae
ing stock sent East from the Stanford stock
farm. The shipment included ffty-six thoroughbred
ing stock were sent East from the Stanford stock
The horses will be taken direct 10 New Yerh and
sold at auction
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-14

OF deer have been shot along the coast
Every boat coming down from the north
has from thirty TO forty head Of deer on
board TIE steamer Cocuii;iAD to-day
brought 10 head, while the steamer Comox
had 80 deer
Old hunters say tha. game OF all sorts
waA never more plentiful than this season
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-14

sgec3al D.-natch 70 he FoF' -Entell Senesr
TACOMA NOV T&-W. q Armstrong
- SEATTLE STATE organize q the Fedora
s.s- Il I.a1sor. delivered az address on the
her. Industry naQvens. ns tonight zs For
callers BALI before members .. local ssho-
arEau5zS ftsEs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-14
Cor Knocks Morris Ont.

TROY. " Y. Nov B~-Charles Gos middle
weight champion Of the Pacific coast knocked out
Morris. "Mndeons cyclone In three rounds at the
Manhattan Club in this city tonight.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-14

CHICAGO. Nov B.-Eddie McDufsce added an.
other worlds record his lis. today going half
mile the Garfield park track in 20 IS seconds
motor paced Weather conditions were rather un
favorable
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-14
Dixon and Ryan Draw.

SYRACUSE, n Y. Nov B-rommy Dixon, 81
Rochester and Billy Ryan. 81 Syracuse, tonight
fought twenty round draw before the Ceatral City
Athletic Club In the eighth round Ryan had Dix
going. but the Rochester hoy brsced UP after
the fifteenth round. and his stif defense In the
last rounds kept the decision from going TO Ryan.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-14
burns Knocks Zciwler Ont,

NEW YORK. Nov. 1.-the boat al the Hercules
Club. Brooklyn. tonight, between Owen ZeiSser.
OF Philadelphia and Charles Burns, Of Cincinnati.
at las pounds. In the 9Th round Burns got In a
series Of upper cuts knocking Zeisier down three
times, when he counted cut.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-14

BUFFALO, ~. Y. Nov. is-fn order 20
force n settlement OF the dispute between
the men engaged IN construction work and
their employers regarding wages the trades
and labor council has ordered out ali union
which iron is being used. II Is said 1000
men are affected.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-14
Game nusumIfy plentifst

VANCOUVER . New BIS game
fs v~us.ssi1y Plentiful ssgoszgeoEss British
Columbia :a1s se&ssr, &Zs great numbers
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-14

WOOD. s2z load. Tel Seattle Fuel Co.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-14

sAe trial was resumed at 1870 O'Clock
~ DR.. Newman. OF Seattle, Was pIac-
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-05-04
CUBAN PLANTERS PLEASED.
Arc Planning to Pay on Their Creditor.


Havana, May 1.-The Cuban planters
have accepted General Brookes mort
gage-extension decree as the best pOssi-
BILE solution of the problem of liquida-
tion of land Indebtedness. The
amended edict, published in the Ofii-
cinl Gazette this morning, makes the
situation of the planters much easier
thnn the scheme originally proposed at
Washington, and Mt the meeting of the
Planters association this afternoon
more than fifty landowners expressed
themselves as satisfied with the out
come Of negotiations.
The meeting nominally was called to
consider the report of the commission
sent to Washington, but Secretary Des-
yernine gave such glowing account
of the treatment accorded the COM
mittee by President Mckinley and Sec
retary Alger that the planters almost
turned the assembly into n jollificatlon
meeting. Mr.. Desvernine announced
that the Washington authorities had
tacitly promised that Il further extern
sion Of time would be allowed for the
payment of mortgages in case the re-
vivnl of the sugar Industry should
make such an extension seem justifi-
able, and If the land should be still un-
der the control of the American author
tiles.
When the two years extension has
expired the planters are confident they
will be able to make new and advanta-
geous arrangements Immediately with
their creditors as well as with the
debtor tenants. and they expect the
rehabilitation of the country before
May, 1901.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-05-04
THE APRIL OUTPUT.
Cripple Crock Shows Production of
@I,439,2OO.

Cripple Creek. Colo. May 3.-Thc
production for the month ending April
3Oth shows n slight Increase over that
of March. Although short of the one
and one-hnlf million mark and behind
the record of January last, the show
ing is gratifying 1t is given as 81, 100
tons. valued at S1.430,2O
This result has been attained not
withstnndng that during the month
there was u strike on the Midland
Terminal road: one of the mills of the
district has been closed down nearly.
the entire month, and improvement
work has been under way at another
The remainder of the mills treating
the products of the camp have been
taxed to their full capacity. and thou
sands of tons of ore are now on the
siilings to these mills. waiting to be
treated,
One of the big properties Of the
camp Il few days ago received n tele-
grain from a mill manager which read:
For Gods sake don't send any more
ore. We have seventy cars now on
the track" An appeal was made to,
another mill, but 1t was also over
stocked with ore. and had to refuse
How the ore will be handled next
mouth is an unsolved problem.
The Independence has already in
creased its working force and Il tre-
mendOus production is to be made
from that property from now on, some
of which will probably be mill grade.
The Mary Mckinney is again produc-
ing, the Lucky Guss Is commencing
again and the other indications point
to record breaker for May.
The record for the mills shows that
the Metallic Extraction. FL Paso and,
Arequa have all increased their pro-
duction. and the Gillett and BrOdie
both show n falling OF. In the case
of the former. improvements have been
made and the latter, on orders from the
owners, has been closed down since
April 3D..
While the tonnage of the mills shows9
n falling off, the smelters have in
creased theirs and the average grade
of the ore treated shows zip higher
Denver Republican.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-05-04
ENJOYS WELL TREATED,
Conference at Manila Lasts for Thr.
Hours.

Hours.
Manila, April %. 3 p. m.-The con-
ference to-day between General Otis
and Colonel Manuel Argueleses and
Lieutenant Jose Bornal. who came
from General Luna under flag of
truce yesterday to ask for n cessation
OF hostiiities, was fruitless.
II is understood that the Filipino
commissioners were given the terms
upon which the Americans will consent
to negotiate. The Filipinos admit that
they have been defeated, and 1t Is cN-
pected that they will return with fresh
proposals from General Luna.
The envoys from General Luna were
Hospitality treated by General Otis.
who provided them with a house and
with guard and permitted them to
visit friends here. Returning to the
palace this morning the ENJOYS saw an
Illustration of American resources. A
long train of wagons and packs were
just starting for. General Lawtou, who
has reached Marunco.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-05-04
Mckinley to Dewey.

New York. May 1.-Whilc at the
navy yard, President Mckinley sent
the following cablegram to Admiral
Dewey:
May !, ,1S99.-Dewey. Manila: On
this anniversary of your great victory.
the people of the United States unite
in an expression of affection and
gratitude to yourself and the brave of
ficers and men of your fleet, whose
brilliant achievements marked an
epoch in history. which will live in the
annals of the worlds heroic deeds.
"WILLIAM M'KINLEY."
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-05-04
WOULD EXCHANGE PRISONERS.
Negotiations. with Filipino. s,,ll Going

Negotiations with Fiiipinos stin Going
Manila. May .. S:25 Il. m.-Gencral
MacArthur has sent officers to General
Antonio Luna. the Filipino command
er, under II flag Of truce, carrying
money and provisions for the Ameri-
can prisoners In his hands and asking
an exchange OF prisoners and the
names Of such as he may have.
1t is reported that the insurgents
have two officers and sixteen others.
and II is supposed that among these
are Lieutenant J. G. Gilmore and
eleven men of the crew of the United
Stntes gunboat Yorktown, who fell
Into the hands of the Flliplnos last
month wien the gunbont visited
Bnler, on the east coast OF LuZon.
Major Bell. with IL squad OF scouts.
has captured the town Of Macabcbe.
about four miles southwest of Calum-
pit, the people ringing bells and shout
Ing "Vivas."
The Americans are now employing
Mncabebees instead of Chinese. and
they are delighted TO get 30 cents n
day, declaring their loyalty to the
Americans.
Major General Lawton Is advancing.
He hns organized band OF forty
scouts, to go ahead of the column.
The band, which Is under w. NJ.
Young, an old Indian fighter. who
killed five Fillpinos last week. includes
Diamond, Harrington. Somcriield and
Murphy of the Second Oregon regi-
ment.
Yesterday the anniversary of the
battle of Manila bay was observed by
the United States fleet. the usual
drills being omitted. Admiral Dewey
had many visitors and the American
md British merchantmen dressed
ship.
The insurgent commissioners who
left Manila Saturday have returned
from the insurgent army with new
propositions.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-05-04
Returning Colorado Volunteers.

San Francisco: May 1.-The follow
ing members of the First Colorado vol
untecrs returned from MANILA on the
transports Sherman and Grant, and
were landed here yesterday: Corporal
I. A. Mclean, Privates T.. G. Mason.
Frank Baker, George Cooley. George
III. Belmont. Charles e. Robbins.
George Gourlay, Clay l.. Berry, Adam
Smith. Charles +. Ray. Thomas A.
Campbell, Edmund Southwick. Albert
Seeling and w. l.. Jackson. Theodore
J. Stevens of Company b is a patient
in the ships hospital.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-05-04
Funston Ia Promoted.

washington. May 1.-The President
has appointed Colonel Frederick Fun
ston of the Twentieth Kansas Il
brigadier general of volunteers. This
appointment was recommended by
Major General Macarthur and supple
mented strongly by General Otis in n
cable dispatch received yesterday.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-05-04

the Court of Appeals at st. Paul on the
2pd in the Lake county bond cases.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-02
WASH DRESS GOODS.

Where do all the Wash
Dress Goods go we sell? We
ourselves are surprised at the
quantity we do sell. II must be
that our prices are So different
from other stores. ana our as
sortncutS 80 much larger. Here
are the goods tor this weeks
sale.
Finest French Percalcs. double width
new and desirable styles. for 10 2-:ic.
Doublefold Corded Madras. dainty light
styles, that are always fast colprs.
~ I-2c. yard
Imported scotch Zephyr Ginghams.
stripes and che ks, cOlors are perfect
ana fast for zoe. yard
Dotted Swiss Muslin smJll seeded Black
dot. very stylish, 51c. value. for
~ I-2c yard.
Suunyside Batiste. a very appropriate
name for one Of this seasons best
fabrics beautiful designs and coioring.
n l-2c. has been the price: now for
G5-Sc yard
sea Island nimi'y. imported cloth,
price-2-c. goods for ~ i-2c yard.
2-Nard-wide Black French Organdic.
Zoe value. for BE. yard
Anderson Fine Zephyr Ginghams. every
pattern OF this seasons making. for
TO. yard
S2-inch Fine Lawns. White grounds,
dainty figures aud stripes. worth l0c.,
for SO yard
Fine Madras Gughams. i'm stripes and
checks. Zoe. value. Tor i-fc yard.
Printed Warp Madras Ginghams, IL l-2c.
quality. Tor So. yard
Sea Island PercalcS. an the very latest
patterns. u lie. value. for s-Sc.
yard
Best quality Light Shifting Caiicoes,
small and large patterns, mostly Black
and White &C. value, for 2 lie. yard;
Albauos Flannel with silk embroidered
dots and stripes. just the thing Tor
tea iH"fo'e zoe article. for "oc yaro'
$50 THESES FOR St0s.
Imlf ofiost fibre MATTRESSES.
w s4tt hair tops, we'snns
uI. ounas. and covered Witn
beau lu Green lowered Frencn sstine
tick. best wearing Mattress sno"n'
fun tufted, with Imperial cotdeo eus,.
We have small 10y bough' u ns,ai
forced conditions, and instead OF us ~,
prices these are TO be sold TOT sA'"o'
They are simplY wonderful .
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-02

80 p and s-quart 35c. Toa-Pots. with
cnameled and tin covers, TINS sale
I0c
go Large-size Joe. Cup Dippers. this
sales -.
a. liX1i Square soc. Seamless hodallhs
Pans this sale loo.
100 l0-quart csc. Seamless Cooking POTS
this sale 30.
Is 3 and lo-quart 75c. Coffee Boilers
this sale i5c.
200 2-quart Zoe. seamless MILK rms 'h''
200 Iargest-sze Deep 25c. Bread Pans.
this sale 10.
100 Haif-Gallon Seamless zoe. Water
Pitchers. this sale 800 49,.
p Largest-Size 50e. Toilet Pitchers ms
200 2-onart 25c. Seamless Straight Sauce
mans with cOVe-s. this sale l2c.
100 i2-ring soc. Munn Pans, different
shapes. this sale @5c.
200 Large-SiLe lot WASH baslhs' this
lo9 Deep i5c Seamless Pudding Pans,
this sale o..
80 S-quart Seamless 25c. Preserving Ket-
ties. this sale re.
75 4-ouart 49c sea MI sss Straight Sauce
pots with covers. this sale 25c.
10 Extra-Large DC. Wash Basins, this
sale I2c
100 2 and s-auart Blue and White zoe.
Tea and CoffeePots. this sale zoe
100 s-quarf 25- MIX Pans this sale re.
rs i-quart Csc. Lpped Saucepans. this
sale 100.
60 S-quart 6Oc. Water Pails. this sale
zoe.
2gc
100 9Sc Ham Boilers. this sale Csc.
O. 6. and S-qgart -0c Covered Buckets
this sale zoe.
100 Large-size Csc. Stop Pals. THO sale
45c.
A. Iargost-size &C. Foot Tubs. this
sale 35c.
= Oblonc zoe. Bread Pans. this sale 35c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-02
MEMS SHIRTS.
1000 IN ONE PURCHASE.

Lot A-Laundered Percalc. attached COL
lars and. CUTS. ioc.
Lot B-Sea Island Percales. ? separate
collars 40c
Lot C-Fuu Laundered. attached collars
and cuffs. 3Dc.
Mems Fine Muslin Night-Shirts. %
inches long. full size. for 21c.
Mems White Unlaundered Shirts. pure
Linen bosoms. New York mills mus
lin. patent gusset and neckbands. con-
tiuuous STAYS every Improvement Of
the 81 shirt. Tor soc.
Mems ImpOrted Tan and Black Sox.
warranted fast cOloSs double heels
and toes. would cost US more whole
sale: the price Is ~ 10. pair.
Mems Pure Linen H9mstitched Hand
kerchiefs. full Size, extra value. Tor
~ %
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-02

PnIEsTLEY'S CELEBRATED BLACK
GRENADINES.

45-inch Plain Iron-Ffamo Gfenadine.
that sells az $50 yard. here at. 81
E-iuch Plain Black Hermann. am excel
lent quality and worth s. per yard.
here Monday at ........... Isl 80.
4J-inch Superb Black Hermann. embroid-
cred pOlka-d0t. imported 10 sell at
s.. 90 the yard az .................SI7
45-inch Double-Mesh Novelty Grena-
dimes from - TO - - per ward
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-02
THESE WHITE GOODS BARGAINS

are the result Of our resident buyers
daily visit 20 the white goods agen-
cles Merchants with small outlets
cannot hope 20 sell az these prices
when We buy by the thousands Of
yards Write for samples OF these II
you cannot get 20 the store.
3-sc. yard, worth AZ i-2c.-
Corded Pique so yards only, pure
Use. yard, worth Sc
Nainsooks -stripes. plaids. and checks
every yard perfect
Also. yard. worth ioc.-
Dimities. coVded and striped. one case
OF 200 ysnis only
47-sc. yard. original price. Sc
English Long Cloth. One case of CO.
yards.
zoe. yard for a5c. quality
The extra quality AlI-Linen lawn. a
vast supply.
pure Linen Lawn. full yard wide;
81 lie yard for foc. kind.
I2I-.c. ycrd, worth Ioc.-
Very Sheer Imported French orsandie.
r;c. yard worth 25e.-
Fine French organdie. extra wide and
IL Ice. yard. always 2oc.-
Truly Fine Persian Muils. 81 inches
wide
IL lie. yard. regularly Csc
Extra Heavy Pique Wets 900 yards IN
pieces 10 10 yards but will be cut In
any lengths you desire.
lie. yard, worth SOC.
French Nainsooks. extra sheer, |"
pieces I'm the sale.
I5c. yard, worth CSC.
Fancy An White Piques. Every pattern
you SEQ elsewhere for &c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-02
nnnnAEAR nInnER GOODS.

We can even bring down the prices OF
these standard goods, which nave
been known for hity years as the best
made.
Wrtsr Bottles. l-quart, SOC; 2quart,
G1e.. Combination Fountain Syringe
90. Rap.d-Flow Hygeia Fountain
errinre. tubes 50 -. Combination
water Bottles and Syriuges, la wooden
boxes. Si -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-02

The daiutiest Reds. Blues olives Tans,
and other tints are in this lot or -.
rolls of Very Fine japanese Mattirgs
that should cost zoe. sale pdce. Zoe.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-02

The Very Finest China Mattings are
these. and IN was unusual for them
10 be sold az auction. bur they were
and we bought Just Isl rolls 20 sell for
SOC. q yard. instead OF zoe.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-02

!, is simply foolhardiuoss 90 buy any
Kind of "A G0-Cart. when "A Genuine
Whitney. with patent antl-triction
wheels. can Doe bought AT $50. and
guaranteed against breal1sf Ike pi-
cycles We are the sole agents for
tie whitney. and at This price we
have i0-odd styles 80 select from.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-02
FIREPLACE SCREENS.

Inst see what quantity buying VIII do'
Commencing Monday, we bring down
the prices of Screens more than - per
cent just 10y giving an order OF o'W
i'm one chunk. We retail them for
less than other merchants can BUY
them Tor.
Oak ana Mahogany frames. IS inches
high. 20. .,.
OAK and Mahogany frames. filled with
silkoiine. 35 inches high. 1'c. 49,,
Three-fold frames. - inches tall, oak
or Mahogany. filed with silkolne'
o9c.. formerly $lh. 20
Grill-work frames. 3 inches hish. "'c''
former price ssc. ~o-
Same filled. 75c. former price N,,-3.
Three Fold Screens nearly yatu9 is5-5.'
rolished oak. $40. former price 80
White Enamelled Screens. double fons'
'f.rfror pTiro Nsc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-02
zoe STRIPED niBnoNs FOR Zoe.

mo vUrV bot qu1llI WHIIE IAf-
FETA RIBBONS. 3 inches wide. with
narrow stripes of Black. Mode and
Navy. reversible ana every thread
rure silk. YOU have never seen a. for
ioss than -Dc but from the Biumen-
thai purchase The price joC.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-02
uoys. LAyxDERED WAISTS. $50.

You may make your Boys Waists. but
Won won't after YOU see these These
are real percales. with open cun-
bands. collars attached and pearl but
Inc best mems shirts, sizes to II
wears 35c
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-02
CIIILDREN's REEFEHs.

There are three lots here that deman "a
your immediate attention. FOR cA4-
dreu 90 lD years.
Tan Blue and Red az 81 80.
Oxford Blue and Cherry Red az 81 %
Imported Blue Cloth. with solid h4d
collars at 50 80. ..,..,.
Those aye prettier and more stylish
thqn we could sell from olr reg
viii he On sale LONGER than two or
three DAYS at the most.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-02

In this lot there arc different pat
terms especially suitable Tor misses
wear. bright and snappy effects you
selling fDr ............ - 2Ns
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-02
GUARANTEED SEWING MACHINES
SIZ.tS.

You will be surprised 10 know the
quantity Of Sewing Machines we sen
every week. People have realized that
by paying just "a few dollars more
bv sewing machine agents they etn
bfv Machines here without farther
payment. and get same guarantee ana
attachments. a.
agents price $780, -
superb" drawers, $ii05. agents
price s..
Excelsior" highest arm, SiS.o %, agent
price SIS. ~.,.,,....
Hieh-Arm philadelphia singer, ipiuins
Cnhirli sni %. n.-nt,s price 81
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-02
SOME NEW LiNNGs.

slk-Flnished Sarnes. every shade. 17c
yard
Rainbow k-Ftnished Striped skirt
Lining. new shades. AZ 15c.
six M0ire Velour. Black ana coiors. ano
six Twlls AZ 4fc.
black and Setback Fancy Silssa-. tho
fs. nnallfY the ward al Zoe.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-02
ExoUIsITIs LiERRE LACEs, 2jc.

n, a sueciaI table are more than 500
wards of this beautiful Cream. Soft
SIX Lace which you will recosn.ze
as that which sold for Soc. Through
a trade chance we obtained these 80
sell nj &c.
4 wider width az 2oc., Formerly '5c.
;rb@ widest width 30c. formerly 15c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-02
s.tE OF PICTURE EAsELs, soc.

Solid oak Polished stand Easeis. large
etouah Tor the largest pictures also
rrlnoeauy finish. az BIC; ~ 'oc. lhe
f-4rs trimmed. the kind we formerly
soi5 for So. ON sale in Picture De-
partm.ut. basement.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-02

100 io-quart 40c. MIX Pans. this sale
iDc.
90 p and S-quart &c Covered Buckets.
this sale i2c
90 Large Toe. Ladies and skimmers. this
sale 10.
80 6-quart 69c. Teakettles, this sale 35c.
100 Size EXtra-He1yy $50 Wash Boil
ors. this sale St75
10, Very Large-Size 35c. Chambers, this
sale 25c.
TINNARE.
1000 Coppered Bottoms 75c. Wash Boil
ors. this sale 30c.
go Hlehly-Decorated $50 Toilet Sets,
this sale o~c.
2oo 6-quart ice Tipped saucepans. this
ioo s-quart 25c. Tea or coffee-Pots, this
sale 10.
10 Medium 5c. Ham Boilers. this sale
2pc
Or 3 steam Cookers. this sale $50.
100 1f-quart poe. Dish Pans, this sale
% 2oc. 4-quart Covered saucepans. this
sale lOc
1oo s. and lo-quart a5c. steamer Pals.
this sale 20.
1000 35c Decorated Japanned Large
TRAYS this sale fDc.
100 Do .guart l9c. CoHee Boilers, this sale
ioo le.auart Csc. Dish Pans. this sale 23c.
e 0-ring 35c Muffin Pans. this sale ioc.
1900 Round or Square zoc. Trays this
sale isc
1Oo Extra Heavy l5c. Dippers, this sale
sc.
HOUSEHOLD NECESSITIES.
Insect Powder. 10. a box. large box
Moth Balls. &c. 100 Wax TaperS, &C.
Gas-Iighters. Zoe; Ivory soap DC;
R0rax Soap. sc. Snow-Boy WASHING
powder H.. box: 1.-N0-sheet roll or
package Toilet Paper. Sc; eoo-sheet
package. Be. Insect Bellows, DC; Cam
dies. Sc dozen. Clothes Pms, DC. =
box: Scrub Brushes, Be.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-02

II l. with a good deal OF pride that In
srife OF a great rise In the prices or
IN linens we can invite you 70 choose
from these pretty patterns OF pamask
Tfnanr which are worth every bit OF
CSC ward. for ~ &c.
Also ihess Linen specials;
Fxtra-Iarge Double-Thread Turkish
Ratb Towels. nc each for pc. quality.
Small-Size Turkish-Bath Towels for re.
q-vard-wide Bleached Domask. extra
heavy quality. . different patterns. 81
value for 75c. yard.
Pure Linen COlOred- Rorderet poylles
for 20 each.
s-i-Size Linen Bleached Napkins. All
good patterns. $50 value. for o3e.
dozen.
IS Extra Heavy Damask Napkins. new,
desirable patterns. 81 dozen Tor $3.50
quality
DOMESTIC COTrONs
zone up In prices, everybody
saws. but no SO at Meyers. we
bought-and bought iargely--be-
fore the rise. so do not pny more
thnn these pricess
10 .-,c. for the Best Utica Bleached
Sheeting. worth 2Jc.
Size. for Full-Width Bieacbed Sheet
Use. for Fruit Of the Loom Pillow
Case. a. inches wide.
2I-2c. for Domet Flannel:
3oc for F'ull-SiZe Hemstitched bleach-
ed zoe. sheets, henmed ready for use.
&c. for Full-Size Bleached Pillow-Cases.
d I-:c. for Bolster'Cases, yagds isAS'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-02
a submissive TRUNK FOR S..

with the view 81 selling the pest IIu TUT. 3
Richmond ever saw, ~ 20. ~
- contract for great quahutl ~
ueaVv canvas Trunks. brass tiiin-
minss. and stout outside heavy sttaps,
iineS lined throughout. These nave
lust arrived, and YOU have ney y'cs S y,ss
n better Trunk at sfoo oui p ,.tt,.
only obtained on account % d"'''''''
ordered. .,r.,tr stss