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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-05
WILLIAMSBURG.
Candidates Hand in Their Names
Other Notes.

WILLIAMSBURG, VA. May 4.--(Spe-
cial. 1.-THE Clerk of the Court to-day fur
nished the following list of candidates
for county offices, who had handed in their
names, as required by law: For Urea
surer. William G.. Wynne; Clerk, Il. III.
Geddy and William J.. Jones: Common
wealth's Attorney, Il. ID. Peachy and Ro
n. Armlstead; Commissioners of the Reve-
nue.. 5. 5. Hawkins; Sheriff, w. Walker
Ware. and George Il. Richardson; Super
visOrs, John A. Barnes, Arthur Denmead
A. ). Cowles, and w. II. Walden.
Mr.. L.. W. Gill. Deputy Sergeant, of
Richmond city, was here to-day, and was
shown around by City-Sergeant William
l.. Spencer and Mr.. Henley NJ. Sweeney.
Mr.. j. Ferguson. from Richmond, ar
rived here this morning and Will take
charge of the Denmead ice factory durinl
the coming season.
Miss Estelle Smith, who has been spend
ing some time in Norfolk. with her sister
Mrs. X. NJ. Hughes. is now In Essex
county. visiting her sister, Mrs. Newbill
Mr.. Parke Jones is visiting his marie,
daughter, who resides near Petersburg
Miss Nellie Sweeney Is at Virgins
Beach where she acted as maid of homo
yesterday at the marriage of Mr.. vii
liam II. Nemand and Mrs. LaVnia a
Barnes.
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WINCHESTER.
the Place-Jury Co"'d W."
Agree.


,,,,crrp VA. May 4.-(Special.)-
Dr G w. Crompton, a Leading pnS ''''''''
Of this city, suddenly left town yes'ei
-aay afternoon for parts unknown 'aN'e
with him his mother and his two ht'ie
. children. Legal proceedings were pehu-
,ng AGAINST him on an action OF deDt
brought by Mrs. J. W. White, boarding
thouse keeper, for board Dill Oh d.
Crompton's wife. The case came up III
the Police Court to-day. Dr. Iroilp,on
Ia a native OF Canada, but has peeh ii'ins
here for some time past. lie had Always
said his wife was in New York SANTA
rum. About three weeks ago she came
10 this CITY In search Of her husband
whom she said had deserted her in Wash
ington. ID. G. The husband refused TO
ace his wife nor would he allow her 10
see her children. she employed counsel
and a suit was 10 have been brought TO-
day for alimony and the custody oil the
children. Legal papers establishing her
marriage TO Crompton arrived to-day, but
as he had left these were of no value
Ills wife has followed him from place TO
place. and finally located him here,
through the aid OF the stanton (Na)
police. a judgement was obtained ON the
board bill to-day, but when oihcers went
10 levy on his effects It was discovered
that he had shipped everything out of
the State. DR.. Crompton left one of the
largest practices in his profession In VIM
chester.
Rev. William q. Whitaker, of Lincoln,
Neb.. has been in this city some time,
examining the records of the Clerks OH
ces for the purpose OF securing gene
alogical Information of the Whitaker
family. of which he is member, and
by whom he is commissioned to get the
data 90 make good a claim against the
British Government for $l6V'woOV. The
amount represents the accumulation or q
loan made by Peter Whitaker 10 George
Ill. and the money is now awaiting pay
ment upon the establishment of Il cor
rect line OF heirs. There are over A.OJo
heirs who are scattered over the United
States. The research work has occupied
over six years, and in that time Rev Mr.
Whitaker has visited dozens of counties
In every State Of the Union.
Preparations on a large scale are being
made by the various local Confederate
organizations for the fitting observance
of south Carolina-Day" here, on June
9Th next. handsome monument to the
memory of the South Carolina Confede-
rate soldiers who are buried In Stonewal
Cemetery will be unveiled and a large
number OF visitors from the Palmetto
State are expected TO be in attendance
Confederate camps from Luray, Edin-
burg Strasburg. Berryvilie, Front Royal
Woodstock. Lebanon, Charlestown, ano
Martnsburg will be Ina attendance.
The Jury in the case OF John W. Brown
charged with assaulting with intent te
Kill Charles keiter, were unable 10 agre.
In the County Court last night, and were
discharged. Brown shot Keiter In the lef
arm. tearing II off, during a quarrel Owe
some sheep last November.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-05
LOST HIS POCKET-BOOK,
4 Cigar Drummer Loses His Money
and Railroad Ticket

Mr.. j. X. Sasnett, who represents a
Palatka Fla) cigar house, informed the
Chief of Police yesterday that he had
lost In this city his pocket-book, con-
tanning s35 in notes and railway ticket
to Augusta, Ga.
He missed the pocket-book just after
he had gotten on the Southern train at
noon. He went 10 pay for his berth to
Augusta, when he found his book was
gone. He at once returned 10 New Ford s,
where he had been stopping, and made
inquiries concerning the wallet The last
time he remembered having taken IL from
his pocket was when. n short time before
starting TO the station. he gave to Mr..
We'll. one Of the proprietors who CHANGED
TO be at the cashiers desk. s. bill in
payment Of a bus ticket. Mr.. We'll said
he gave him in change notes and coin 10
the amount of Si.75. He knew nothing
further of the pocket-book. and does not
remember TO have seen him take 1t from
his pocket. No one about the hotel had
seen IL.
The police have little or nothing to
work on. but are looking for the wallet.
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sCOTTsVILLE.
Rain and Cold spcll-The crops
Personal.


sCOTTSVILLE, VA. May i.-(Special0
After a considerable dry spell, we had a
splendid rain yesterday afternoon, accom-
named by much thunder and some hail.
From the fact that it turned cold imme-
diately. and is continuing so to-day. l
suppose there must have been a heavy
hail-storm elsewhere. Fires are needed
for comfort now, though up 10 noon yes
terday the weather was very hot There
is no telling the benefit this rain will be
TO garden stuff and the farm crops, such
as are up and growing. and those just
planted.
Miss Matte Jones, who has been seve-
raj weeks IN Charlottesville. with her SIS
ter Mrs. Jarman. has returned to her
home, near here.
Mr. James Jennings. recently Of this
place. but now OF Cumberland county.
near Cartersville accompanied by his mo-
ther. visited Mrs. y. II. Jones Tuesday.
and left yesterday for home.
Nm Fred II. Farrar Of Charlottesville.
paid his old home here visit Sunday.
A goody number OF our citizens attend
ed Albemarle Court on Monday.
The apple crop so far is very album
dant one The same can be said Of cher
ries. Grapes show the largest amount OF
bloom that has been seen in a good many
years. Strawberries will also be album
dant. IL nothing uncommon happens to
them.
Good roads" talk is the main talk Of
our section. and we are hoping that out
OF 80 much smoke" there may come
some FIRE"
LabOrers are still being sent forward to
Caldwell. w. Va, to Messrs. Lane Bro
theirs & Co.. 10 work on a new railroad
being built i'm that section.
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ACROSS THE BORDER.
THE SMALLPOX SITUATION IN
RALEIGH.
ABOUT COMPULSORY VACCINATION.
Rccruits-The state Dental Associa-
tion-suit Against "a Railway 'o"
uanx-The baptist Female tniver-
sity-Members of Faculty Elected

RALEIGH n. c., May 4.-(speciaL)--
Your correspondent to-day interVie"su
uealth-OAicer Il. =. Sale regarding the
smallpox situation here. Ofhcer Sa'e S"'u
There are now forty-four patients al
colored in the pest-house. Ihe'e arc
TWO white cases outside the CITY limits
both houses guarded. We have iuhiisa'eu
.leven houses in which the disease APP
,eo,ed and have burned the contents OF
hose houses. replacing clothing burned,
thoueh. of course, we are not required by
law TO do this. There are one hundred
suspects in the detention camp; all coli
ored. We have at the pest-house doctor
and three assistants. do not think there
ore any cases left in the city which we
nave missed except possibly one Tor
which | am searching now.
To-day the work Of compulsory vaceina-
lion began. with ten persons engaged III
4. II is estimated that there are some
100 or 3,000 persons yet 70 be vacclnated.
Major Davis, United States army, Sc
cured thirty negro recruits az winston,
mainly for the Tenth Cavalry. They VIII
DE sent 10 Galveston.
,JuntuS IL. Mullen, Tor tue past wv 80
1 police sergeant here, is promoted Chlei'
Martin Thompson and A. II. Haynes be-
ing made sergeants.
Some additional members or the stay
Dental Association arrived here To-Day
;ome visitors also came among these.
Or. l.. NJ. Cowardin, OF Richmond, wen
xnown as one OF the most accomplished
members of the profession.
The Hygiene lee Company sues 'no
Raleigh and Augusta Division OF the sea
hoard AIRLINE for $1,000 damages, Tor the
,ueged burning of It's ice factory mere
i've years ago. The owners Oh. 'he piah'
(which has never been rebuilt are Henry
aaer q Sons. of Charleston, :. {.
The band and orchestra OF the instltu-
ion for the blind gave concert tonight
n the new auditorium. and will In two
yeeIxs begin a tour OF the State. The
and and orchestra has been trained by
.fr. Alfred White and the music Is well
llayed.
The work OF collecting funds with which
O purchase the site OF the Methodist
)rphanage here proceeds with slowness.
The following additional members OF the
aculiy OF the Baptist Female Uni
.ersity here have been elected by the
rustees: Mrs. II. f.. Stone. Of Ohio,
english: Miss s. T.. Young. OF Tennessee.
fodern Languages; Mr.. l.. ID. watson
4 Georgia. Mathematics. Miss H. X.
Patton, OF Nova Scotia. Grceh; MIR. J. L.
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He had not been able to attend to HIS
Official duties since January. Substitute
Postai<c1erk jenkins has been placed on
the route, and will now probably succeed
Mr.. Burnett.
One OF Mr.. Burnetts sons. Mr.. Garland
burnett, postal clerk, was killed In an
accident on the Chesapeake and Ohio
| railway few years ago.
The funeral of Mr.. Burnett will take
place from the Methodist church at West
Point at $3.50 Il. NJ. to-day.
l. CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.
The law, requires candidates for Office
to give their names TO the Clerk OF the
Hastings or County Court twenty days
prior 10 the election. On yesterday can
didates had their last opportunity. The
Following have announced themselves 10
Clerk Duval, and their names will be put
upon the ticket for the election OF May
18th:
For city Council in the First Ward
W. o. Randlett, W. a. Neale.
Second Ward-W. w. Pool.
Third Ward-W. T. Hart.
Fourth Ward-John Il. Utz.
For Justice of the Peace in the miro
Ward there Is no candidate. Mr.. George
A. Carr holds the position by appointment.
OPPOSITION OF POPULISTS.
There will be opposition to several DEM
ocratic nominees i'm Chesterfield. Trea-
surer j. i. Gillian will be opposed by Mr..
II. j. Duval, of Centralia. as the can
didate OF the Peoples party. For Com
missioner of the Revenue, Mr.. L. f..
Woodfin will have as an opponent Mr..
Il. Martin, also Of the Peoples party.
In the Manchester District, COunty-Su-
peryisor X. A. Bowen will have as an OPP
r. r
Pulliam will have as his antagonist for
the position of Constable MIR. Lee Turn
ley.
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.
Mrs. Mary Turnbull Sims, of Baltimore
is visiting Mrs. George A. Gary.
Mrs. NJ. X. Boush has returned from
Lynchburg much improved in health.
Mrs. Melvina Faulkner, of Chesterfield,
is visiting Mrs. III. j. Nunnally.
Mrs. NJ. \. Loving, of Mannboro', Anne
liza county, is visiting her son, DR.. j. G..
Loving.
Mrs. Austin Anderson, of Lynchburg.
is visiting her mother, Mrs. Barrett, on
west Thirteenth street.
William Peasants (colored) was fined
$3.50 by Mayor Maurice for assaultlng Ella
Clark.
Revival services are still in progress
at Stockton-Street church. There has
been a large number Of conversions. Much
interest is being manifested.
The revival services at West End
church are growing in interest. Hymns
that were used in the late centennial.
familiar one hundred years ago, are being
used.
Some persons entered the yard OF Mrs.
w. i. Kidd Wednesday night AMI stole
her cow, marked black with white face.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-05
POISON SUSPECTED.
A whole Family Made sich-ihe ""'
Conference.

CREWE, VA, May -(SpeciaL) re.
terday after eating dinner. Cono-.,
Cawthorne. Of the Norfolk ana Nes'.
railway, and his family CONSISTING o.
wife and her sister. were taken sick al.,.i
the same time. A physician was go
I'm, and gave as his opinion that ln,' ..E
been poisoned by some means. The
left soon after dinner and returned 20
Z o'clock Z. NJ. and said she h'p ~.lg
been sick. The case VIII be tho'''''
investigated. -. ma.
There IS no doub, that the large Ia
iorIty OF Democrats In this county 49,.
sympathy with the May conferehee ~,
ment. While there will be no eo1' '....a.e
held for the county. the town OF
will IN all probability. send delegate
A much-needed rain fen here !,,,.,ht
day evening. accompanied by 49, -
shower Of hail, but not enough 70 ~
damage.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-05
Negro hoy Assaults a Child.

Jack Yancey, negro boy Is years Of
age. is charged on a warrant at the First
Police Station with making an assault
on white child. aged years. whose
parents live al 2l09 east Broad street.
The negro boy, who lives with his mother
I'm tho basement OF the house where the
child lives. is wanted by the police for
beating the little girl, which was last
Tuesday.
DIR. Crane attended the little girl. end
says she was not seriously injured. There
is no intlmation i'm the warrant of attempt
of criminal assault. The boy, however,
seems TO have vanished like n hideous
nightmare
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Some Family History.

An interesting incident grows out of
the account in the Dispatch Of the life
and death of the venerable Robert Ry-
land. Mr.. Robert II. Ryland, of Boston
Mass, seeing the sketch, writes for
further information, and wishes copies
of this paper OF the 18th ultimo to send
to his family I'm Birmingham. England.
He says his fathers name was John, he
has a brother Charles, and he has a
sister. Mrs. Charlotte Ryland Barton,
now 70 years old. who will be greatly in
terested i'm the long and honorable career
of DR.. Ryland The names he recounts
are very familiar in Old Virginia.
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PETERsBURG.
Epworth League-Miiftary-tt iiroad
Notes-Briefs.

PETERSBURG VA. May i.-(Special)-
The Epworth League Chapter of this city
had large rally. with an attractive pro-
gramme Of exercises tonight. at Market
Street Methodist Episcopal church. The
address CT the evening was delivered by
Rev. Dr. II. W. Battle. pastor of the First
Baptist church.
The matter Is being discussed OF reor-
gazing the A. =. Hill Rifles, late Company
X. Fourth Virginia Regiment. for State
service. The Grays have already reorgan-
ixec. but the officers have not yet been
commissioned. The hope is expressed that
both of these fine companies will soon be
fully organized as before the last war,
General James Negley. vice-president OF
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DANvILLE.
Lancaster Cigars Located-Death %.
Veteran.

DANVliLE. VA, May 4.-(SpeciaL)-
Colonel Peter Hairston. of the Reyenu,
Service, acting on instructions from
Washington. made an investigation 1,
discover whether aVy OF the famous Ian
caster" cigars were In this city. To-day
he located several lots I'm the hands
dealers and jobbers one firm bought 2,Oy
at $3.50 per 1000. the Lancaster people
Throwing i'm bicycle.
Mr.. John Il. Edwards, who served will
great gallantry during the civil war in the
Eighteenth Virginia Regiment, died this
afternoon. About January LIST an absces
formed on his brain. producing paralysi:
Of the entire body. The deceased wa.
born in Prince Edward county in 1912
sister, Mrs Mary Harland, lives at Sor
folk.
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Hesler. of Georgia. Natural Science; Mrs.
Kesler History; Miss Lillian Eckloff, OF
Virginia. superintendent of the Univer-
sity Academy and Training School; MISS
Julia Brewer. of North Carolina, assis-
tant i'm Musical Department. IT Is eN
pected that Professor Abby. OF HoiI.nn,
will be at the head of the Department OF
Music. Miss Fanny Heck OF kaleish'
widely known as a Baptist worker, -
rendered the position Of lady principal OF
tba university.
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by HIS OWN HAND.
Suicide of "a Young Nan In Raleigh,
North Carolina.

RALEIGH. May i.-tSpecial)-A sensa-
ton was caused here by the discovery this
afternoon, In his room. at the house OF
his aunt. Of the body OF Robert Gat!ing
aged % years. son Of the late Major John
Calling. and grandson Of the late Hon
bartholomew f. Moore. He committed
suicide yesterday afternoon. A man en-
ployed on the premises beard the fstai
shot but made no mention ot the matter
eating was p years old. and killed him
self with n heavy revolver.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-05

The Passion Play motion pictures at
the Auditorium attracted another large
audience last evening There is some
thing so mysterious, so awe-inspiring In
this representation of scenes in the life
Of Christ. that the spectators are held
spellbound as the moving but voiceless
figures pass before them. The exhibition
will be repeated tonight and tomorrow
night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-05
GAS II OH Z a. 4,
s s:;: !; A;,,;'!;2|;;z;;z3 4
~ -F.su&wIBt watm)

Cards. Bill Heads. Statements, mis-.
Heads. Note iieads. Circulars. heeiso',teh
Dodgers. &C. printed by the - you
Company ar tow pricss. Whi So fos
good work at the same prices you ~ "A
Interior work. Send us your ofus .yefy
we win guarantee satisfaction ~
particulax
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MoIIie shelton wanted mt Home.

Major j. b. Howard, Chief of Police,
yesterday morning received the follow
ing telegram from y. $. Stark, Chief Of
Police OF Charleston. w. Va:
''Mollie Shelton (coloreD wanted home.
Mother dying. Please notify her"
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RETTER CH|LDREN'S ATTIRE AND

KNEE PANTS FOR BOYS. ALL AGE
from 4 TO 16. Junior buckles and bindin
on bottoms sizes TO g. Three button
finish sizes 9 to 1s-taped seams, stron
bands. slightly. serviceable, 10y
Brownish Twill Cheviots. Choice nc
OF sizes this week only..........
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STYLISH
SPRING SUITS
$685..

THE MASTER STROKE OF GENU-
me BARGAIN WORTH Is practically
proven in the character and makeup or
these Four Ninety-Five Mems Suits.
There isn't a poor design nor an unde-
sirabe Suit in the entire lot. Notwith-
standing the heavy business transacted
in this line within the past two weeks, the
sizes are kept intact and the assortment
to-day Is greater than ever. Never lose
sight OF the fact that there isn't gar
ment in the bunch but what we can con-
sistently recommend for good service
whilst very many of them have every APP
pearance OF suits that command from 80
to 70 per cent more in price at other
places, and at that they are made not so
good nor ut anything like as we'll as
these famous Four Nine d az
ty-Five Suits on sale at O4.SO
this store this season..
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s. s. s. FOR THE BLOOD

drives out every trace of mpuy in the blood and in this
permanently the obstinate deepseaed ulcer 1t
the only blood remedy guaranteed purely vegetable and
ans particle of potash mercury other mineral s.
Contagious Blood Poison Scofua Cancer Catarr Eczema
Rheumatism Sores Ulcers Bo any other blood trouble Insist
upon S. S S. nothing take its place.
Valuable bo0s mailed free by Swift Specific COMPANY Atlanta Ga
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-05

maze Tor IL is packed up strongly by convincing
testimony of those who have been cured by it
and know Of its virtues by experience.
Mr.. l.. j. Clark, of Orange Courthouse, Va, writes:
Fen six years had Obstinate running ulcer on NV
ankle which at times caused me intense suffering.
disabled for long while that wholly unfit for
business One of the best doctors treated me CONSTANTLY
but did me good then tried various blood remedies
without the least benefit. s. S. s. highly recon-
mended that concluded TO try it, and the effect was
wonderful 1t seemed TO get right at the of the
disease and force the poison out, and
pletely cured" Swift's Specific
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-05
Worth Knowing.

Teasnoonful doses OF Crab Orchard
water night and morn;rg VIII cure the
most obstinate cases OF Constipation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-05

Why Are Groves Outline Liver Pill
better Than Other Liver Piiiss
Because they are the only liver pin
containing the tonic and stimulating pro
perties OF auinine. That Is all. ~ aud &c
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KNEE PANTS FOR BOYS, ALL AGES
4 10 16. All Improvements; made from
Pure Wool Cheviots. When we say ALL
WOOL. we mean just what we say.
Stylish plaids and neat, plain patterns.
Very serviceabe extraordi- 0Eo
nary bargains. Choice Of sizes ZOC.
this week only .............'..'''.
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DEATH OF MR.. BURNETT.

Mr.. Addison w. Burnett who died at
West Point on Wednesday. was born and
reared i'm Manchester, and his denise
causes much regret among those whtAe
member him. He was for six years, uNl
his illness, postal clerk on the South
ern railroad between Richmond and West
Point. AS he spent the nights at West
Point, his family, which consists of a
wife and several children, resides there.
He married Miss Gill, of Chesterfield.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-05

KNEE PANTS FOR BOYS MADE L
with wide. large double seats. that exten
from seam TO seam, hand felled, bl
double knees. tapped seams, patent rivete
buttons. strong bands. pure wool fabrics
A variety Of styles. Among theI
Navy Blue and other popular knee
nants patterns. Choice of 49,
sizes-4 to 16-this week fOC
onlv ...... ...... ...... ......''-
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RUNNING SORE
ON HIS ANKLE.
After Six Years Of Intense
Suffering, Promptly Cured
Obstinate sores and ulcers which
refuse to heal under ordinary treat
ment soon become chronic and deep
seated. and are a sure sign that the

Nv entire circulation is in depraved condition. They
~ W VI W drain upon the system, and
stany appng away the vitality In every the poison must
be eliminated from the blood and
have any effect.
There uncertainty about the merits Of S. claim
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-05
Better Goods for Less Money IhanAny'

BEYOND QUESTION THE BIGGEST
AGGREGATION OF CHOICE STYLES
in Mems Spring and Summer Suits, of
dependable, hrst-class materials, ever
shown under any one roof i'm Richmond
can be seen in the Seven Twenty-Five
range The tailoring possibilities in con-
nection with style and general accuracy
is far beyond the scope OF dealers that
handle ordinary ready-made clothing. The
cheapness of price ought not TO stand in
their way. We tell you now-as we have
said before-these Suits are choice, rell-
able well made and represent intrinscal-
ly all OF the money worth that nine ana
n quarter can ever buy i'm legitimate
way Here are shapes of all desirable
kinds. suits of all sorts. OF regular and
irregular forms. 4 perfect tit guaranteed.
Seven and a quarter will do for you what
it has never done before c. Ok
clothe you handsomely, du- O(sZO
rably. and satisfactorily.