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The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1899-05-03
ONE TROOP FROM
WALLA WALLA
All the Troops Which Left for Wardner
Are Fully Armed and Prepared to
Cope With Any Emergency-No
Hope of Rioters Being Punished.

PORTLAND, May 2. = Sixty men
of company B, Twenty fourth in.
antry tcolored), stationed at Vancou-
yer barracks, have received orders
to leave for the scene of the mining
trouble at Wardner, Idaho.
They will start at 80 this afternoon
by way of Portland, under command of
Lieutenant W. L. Murphy, and will
carry fifteen days. rations and 200 rounds
of ammunition each.
Company L, Twenty-fourth infantry,
will arrive at Vancouver barracks from
the Presidio, San Francisco, tomorrow,
and will there await orders to proceed to
Wardner.''
BY the above announcement it will be
seen that the authorities intend to lose
no time in getting troops on the ground.
1t is curious fact that during the
strike of 1892 regulars from Vancouver
were called out to help keep order at the
present scene of trouble.
WA1LA WALLA, May Zone troop of
the Fourth cavalry, under command OF
Lieutenant Munro, will leave via the o.
r. & N. train at l 80 this afternoon,
under orders from the war department.
to proceed to the scene of the Wardner
riot. Horses will be left behind.
SPOKANE, May 2.-seventy-five picked
men of company M, Twenty-fourth in.
fantry (colored), led by Captain Batche-
lor. left Fort Spokane for Wardner, Ida,
at 7 80 this morning. They carry fifteen
daya' rations and 1000 rounds of ammu-
nltion. Many are veterans who fougl
at San Juan. The men expect no i'm
mediate fighting, but are ready for any
thing.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1899-05-03
OQr Clearance
Shoe Sale.

All broken lots of Ladies' Misses and Chdren's Fine
Shoes special sae and priced for quick selling
Bargains plentiful Not really "back number in
the entire lot One pairs of square toes and ooh
picks but the biggest share of them by far of this seasons
stylish coin toes Welts, turns and McKaysa shoe for
any foot.
There nine different lots arranged classified
der tables and plainly priced Today mention three
of these here for the benefit of those who can't
MISSES BLACK DONGoLA BUTTON SHOES; NI m
sizes from III to 2; reduced from $1.75 to OI,UU
CHILDREN's OX-BLooD WILLOW CALF, @t IN
LACE SHOES; 81 to 1 reduced from So to OI.0U
LADIES' BLACK LACE OR BUTTON SHOES;
genuine welts and turns stylish coin toes; up
o-date in every respects broken sizes to blame q OF
for this low price Reduced from So so to-. OI,0I
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1899-05-03
General Fred Grant on His Way West.

NEW York, May 1-Brigadier- General
Fred Grant has left for the Pacific coast.
His wife will accompany him to the
West. Lieutenant Rash, of the Third
Kentucky volunteers, General Grants
aide, will probably go to Manila with
him.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1899-05-03
The Same Old Proposition.

NEW YORK, May "A dispatch to the
Herald from Manila says: The insur-
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1899-05-03

The ancients believed that rheuma-
item was the work of demon within a
man. Any one who has had an attack
of sciatic or infammatory rheumatism
will agree that the inhiction is demoniac
enough to warrant the belief. 1t has
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1899-05-03
A Peanut Trust.

New YoRK, May 1.-The consolidation
of the peanut industry of the country,
under the control of single company,
with a capital of $4,000. 900, is about to
be effected
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1899-05-03
OTIS GIVES NO
ENCOURAGEMENT
The Commissioners Will Consider Their
Proposals = Lieutenant Gilmore
Sends Word to Rebel General
Luna.

MANILA, May 2-6:O5 p. m.-Major
Manuel Arguelezeas and Lieutenant
Jose Bernal, of the staff of General An
tonic Luna, returned here today to re-
new and press the request of General
luna for a cessation of hostilities. They
have found their field of labor a most
uncongenial one. The two officers were
received and admitted to a conference
with Major General Otis. The pro-
posals which they had to submit diff
fered but slightly from those which they
brought from the Filipino commander
in the first place. They desired little
time in which to summon congress, and
expressed themselves as being confident
that congress will decree peace, because
the people desire it. They represent
that Aguinaldo is without power to sur
render the army and that congress must
decide the question. Incidentally the
Filipinos envoy asserted that Aguinaldo
had not yet made a fair test of his
strength against the American forces,
because but one-third of his army had
been assembled together. The envoys
presented letter from Senior MalIni,
president and minister of foreign affairs,
in the cabinet OF Agulnaldo, and who is
the backbone of the Filipino organiza-
tion. The communication 1s personal
and unofficial, and seconds Major Ar
guelezes' arguments.
Envoys will see General Otis again
tomorrow. They will stop tonight in
Manila. They lunched with General
Macarthur at his headquarters on car
of an armored train at Calumpit before
going to Manila. Whether or not Gen
eral Luna Is sincere in his overtures,
the negotiations are giving the insur-
gents much needed opportunity to re-
organize their demoralized forces. The
truth is, the dissensions among the
leaders of the rebels is helping on the
disorganization of the Filipino army al
most as much as the American cam
paign. In course of conference with
the Filipino envoys, General Otis agreed
with the statement of Major Arguelezes
that the people of the Philippines wanted
peace, and he added that requests for
protection were pouring upon him from
all parts of the country.
General Lawton was engaged in hard
fighting early this morning, but tele-
graphic communication was cut at a.
M, and there have been no reports from
Lawton since that time.
New York, May IA Manila dis
patch to the Journal says: Aguinaldc
has made overtures for peace, Colonel
Arguelezes, of the envoys sent to the
American lines having presented a prop
osition which came directly from Aguin.
aldo. This proposition, the Journal says
was the same as that heretofore made
namely: An armistice until the Filipino
congress meets and decides whether tn,
Filipino army should surrender. Genera
Otis declined to receive the dispatch
and says he told Colonel Arguelezes i
was useless for the. Filipinos to return
unless they came prepared to accede t.
the American demand.
The Same Old Proposition.
New York, May "A dispatch to tn
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1899-05-03
Perpetrators viii Go Unwhipped.

WALLACE, Ida., May 2.-Sherif Young
and County Attorney Samuels are both
in Wardner today, presumably confer
ring with StateAuditor SInclair,the gov
ernor's representative, who arrived yes
terday.
Under: Sheriff Seysley pronounces
Saturdays outrage as unpa ralleled. The
destruction of property was bad enough,
although not surprising to one ac-
quainted with conditions here. The
boldness of the attack, however, is with
out precedent, while the shooting of the
men was utterly without excuse. He
further says that while punishment
should be meted to the guilty parties,
only the federal government can do SO,
as there is not man in Shoshone county
qualified to sit as juror in the case.
There is no talk or expectation of any
action by the local authorities.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-03
PettiCOatS

are among the essentials Of good dress.
We follow the needs Of our patrons nrsi
the prices second. Prices and elegance OF
STYLES meet here Monday.
Fancy Colored Knit Undersk'rts' Tor
ladies'. 1870: others at 25c.; solld coioIS'
with crochet edge. for 3sc .,,-
Solid Color Wool Knit skirts, with SILK
crochet cd=e for Csc. ~.
12o Ladies' Fancy ColQred' Hlilp," ~
reen. and Near-Silk Understands. max
ers' samples that cost from $lZ TO SD
dozen choice Of any lsc. e.,,-
Taffeta skirts. made I'm the best and
most approved style s..
Imported Mercerized SILK un,die -F.I t,s,
with wide corded founce, solid coiors
and Black. SOS 81
silk Mercerized Skirts in. Black ana
colors. With wide accoraloh plei,''.S
and ruhle, for SOS; looks Ike %
skirt ~,-,. ...t.t,
corded stiffened hounce,. tsc.
Fancy Metallic Stripes. IN black ana
white and cOlOrs for soc.
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They came later than ever before, be-
cause they waited for special deal lt
suooeeded only last week, when every
chance OF full prices was gone. a third
and half. some for even less than their
designed to- bave-been prices. All the
ladies Sheer White DC. Hemstitched
Handkarchiefs for &c.
thousands OF Beautiful Embroidered
and I.ace-Trimmed Handkerchiets, you
can easily pick II and 25c. ones out
az this lot. FOR u lie. each.
THE Finest Imported Swiss Embroid-
erod Handkerchiets. costing up 10
75c. are. choice &c each.
sheer Pure Linen Mourning llandker-
chiefs. 25c always. these lot .c;
rubro'aered and Lace-kdge handker-
chiefs about go dozen in the lot
rrettv effects costing from j. II 10
eOc, choice &c. each.
90 dozen Beautiful Embroidered ana
Ioce-Edge Handkerchiefs or Initials
FOR ladies' &c. each.
Tho Finest and prettiest % 20 ioc. Swiss
Haudkerchiefs. in snowy or fine. neat
effects, for lsc
kerchiefs. all White or cO'ored Dor
ders choice &C. each
Ladies' Sheer and Heavy Pure Linen
Ucmsttched Hsndkercheis. In all
width hens Sc.
Mems Pure Linen Hemstitched Hand
kerchiefs In ash width hens, cost up
10 28c. for IL i-2c.
Others al Is 2-Sc. Tor the best 25c. ones.
~ dozen only Of the Fine All-linen
81 lie Mems Handkerchieis VIII go
az DOC. each
Mems Hand Embroidered Initial Hand
kerchlefs. hemstitched Zoe. EACH and
aflfrs
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Linen Expert.

Our representative London buyer Mr.
l.. G. Chandler, surprises US with an I'M
menss Linen shipment. Just at TINS sea-
son Linens would be out of seasons time
but for The prices. The kind OF fine, rare
quality things that are not plentiful
Think that the prices on them count lor
commonplace Linens? Such as, perhaps
can never como again.
Fine Linen Damask Towels, henliheu'
the always 2jc. kind. for lie.
Double Row. Open-W0rk. and Knotted-
Fringe Fine Damask Towels Tor zoc.'
that cost $3.50 dozen.
The Finest Pure Linen Birdeye Huck
Towels. never known for less nan 50,
these are 81 dozen, or 35c. each.
11G dozen Extra-Size Sofl-Fin shed Linen
Huck Towels. worth S2Z5 dozen, these
L. i-2c. each.
co dozen Hemstitched Huck Towels. all
White. for this sale lie. each, or 81
dozen.
Hemstitched Pure Linen Table Cloths
II yards long, N.9l.
IL pieces Pure Linen Full Bleached IA
bic Damasks the best AT 5jc., bargain
ed priced. 3jc yard.
Another l0t full yards Wide ana an
Pure Linen. at Csc yard; usual cost o9c.
The Half-Bleached or Cream Damasks
at 2jc. are what you usually pay o9c'
for.
80 dozen Pure Linen Fancy Bureau or
Buffet Soarfs all White or colors, spe-
cial 19c. each.
2-yards-lOng Hemstltched Linen scars
for soc. .,
100 dozen Fancy Linen Doylies, fringed,
12-'ch size &c. each; l6-inch size for
Sc. each.
81 size Bleached Linen Dinner Napkins
75c dozen.
Finer ones for 81 dozen.
VERY sheer Handkerchief Linens, 80
inches wide. COO yard.
11-f-vards-wide Fine Round Thread Art
Linen. the 7jc. grade. SOC yard; tho
1S-inch width fog 23c yard;
Linen Glass Towels, hemmed. ready for
use. &C.. NJ.
Opeu-Work Linen Hemsutched Tray
Cloths for 25c.
Extra-Large-Slz Bleached Bath Tow
els for Sc.
FROM 92o TO 10 O'CLOCK
WILL BE SOLD
Colored Centre Linen Buffet Scarts, Il
yards long. for l0c. Limit.
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Unexpected Flannel and
Cotton Prices

closed out many lots. The late-seasOn
prices prove what this store stands for.
IA Fine White Wool Flannel the J0c.
grade. for pc. a yard.
Handsome Printed Flannellettes. new
designs for Bic.
j. &c grade Of Fancy Printed TeaZle-
Gown. light and dark grounds, for
Fancy Plaid suitings. exact imitation
OF the woohers, for s 3-lc.
Red Medicated Twill Flannel, Atwood,
for II Bic. a yard.
Heavy Fleeced Twiled Canton Flannel
for s 3-ic instead or y lie.
Gray Wool Flannel, the l6 2-3c. grade,
Ice. grade Of Bleached Canton Flannel,
i'm lengths of TO 10 yards. FOR lie.
1Sc. quality Fine White Wool Flannel
for l2l-2c.: pc. kind for rs pc.
Shaker Flannel Skirts. ready for belt,
with pretty borders, for lec
Navy Twill Flannel the 25c. quality
for 1G 2-3c.
Heavy Fleeced Shaker Flannel for &C.
White Wool Flannel, that cost lIc., for
FROM 1915 TO uI5 O'CLOCK
Navy Twill Wool Flannel. that cost
To- BE a yard 10 buy. for Sic.
1900 YARDS OF TWILBED SCOTCH
DRESS PLAIDS. LOOK LIKE THE
Sc. WOOLLEN FABRICS. JUST AN
IDEAL MATERIAL FOR SCHOOL
DRESSES. Q Use A YARD.
A. Fine French Percales, dark grounds.
new designs. for 3-ic.
S1-3c. grade Comfort or Curtain Cali
Goes for ! SIC.
2l-2c grade of Solid-Color Sateens for
Lie.
lQ-4 Bleacbed sheetng, the 2oc. quality.
Tor II lie.
a. Blcached Cotton, p to lo'yard
lengths. for &c.
61-ic. grade Of Dark Calicoes for SIC.
Full Wide Bleached Cotton bet
ter than Fruit of the Loom. for l-4c.
Fine ROund-Thread Brown Cotton Ior
lie.
Feather-Proof Bed Ticking for u l-2c.,
instead OF DOC.
A Robe Prints, eastern effects for
7-Sc.
lo-i Fine Round-Thread Brown Sheet
ing for 12l-2c.. instead OF hc.
42-nch Pillow-Case Cotton, free from
dressing, for 3-ic
Zoe. grade Fine Twill Unbleached Jeans
for 61-ic
FROM 9 TO $3.50 O'CLOCK
Fine Brown Cotton for l-2c- a yard.
FROM 10 TO 1880 O'CLOCK
Al Bleached Cotton, the &c. grade Tor
3-4c. a yard
FROM 1875 TO 1215 O'CLOCK
Fine Check Apron Ginghams for &c.
q yard.
FROM 8l5 TO 3I5 O'CLOCK
White DOmet Flannels. as good as b lie
can huv for . lie. Il yard.
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$50 dozen Mems 4Sc.
w hite Unlaundered
Shirts TO be 26C. each.

$l2j Pure Wool Fleeced-Lined Shirts
and Drawers. G6c. each.
Mems Pure Cameis-Hair Underwear,
fun regular worth SLl9 10 close at
15c. each.
"Wrlghts" Csc. grade Fleeced-Lined
Underwear Tor bc.
Mems COl0red Stin-BOsOm Shirts, de-
tached link cuffs for soc each.
Mems 81 French Madras COlored-Bosom
shirts. open front and back. zoe. each;
others at CSC. each
Mems Burln Custom-Made cardigan
Jackets. pure select wool, Sl.'o each
and up. ,.,
Handsome display Of Mems Holiday
Smoking Jackets. new Scotch plaid Ell
fects. Si9s and 525 each.
Mems Dog kin I'D. Pearl Gray ana ana
suede Walking Gloves, me pest lndI
can be bought. for 81 pair
81 Handsome silk stripe and Dainty De-
signs Imperial Ties for soc. each.
soc Wales Ties, Clubs, and BOWS, Ior
2jc. no
Mems S9c. Shaker Knit Woollen Half
Hose. Mondays special price loc. pair
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Knit Underwear inyen-
tory

shows thousands Of dozens I'm our store
house. You must take them Ike THIS
to reduce the stock:
DR.. Wrights Shirts and Drawers, Tor
bows. sizes 30 10 81, for &c
Childrens Fine Egyptian Riboed
Fleeced Vests and Pants z1c. grade
for ljc.
Boys Heavy Fleeced Shirts and Draw
ers for 25c.
Boys Natural Wool Shirts ana Draw
ers. csc grade, 39c a garment
Ladies Egyptian Ribbed Union SUITS,
Crochetcd and tapped neck. pc. a SUIT
Ladies Fieeced Ribbed Vests and Pants,
II l-2c. for 1Ic garments.
Ladies' Extra-HeaVy tleeced ribbed
Vests and Pants. Egyptian yarn, l5c.
Ladies White MernO Vests ana rants
soc. ones. for SIC. Il garment.
Cemers-Hair Wool Mixed Vests and
PANS. for 4ic.. that cost 69c.
Chldren's Natural Ribbed Union Suits
lgc. a suit.
The NIunsing Plated Vests and Pants
Tor ladies. l5c.
The Aunsing Plated Vests ana rants
for children, misses. and boys, &C.
Infants Wool Ribbed Vests, fastened
all way down front, special Zoe. each;
Children's Fine Camel s-Hair WOOL
shirts and Drawers, are lsc. gar
ment instead of 39c
or SALE AT $3.50 O'CLOCK UNTIL
SOLD
LADIES' Heavy Fleeced Ribbed Vests.
that cost 10. %, and 55c., your pick Of
about 70 dozen l3c. each-Limit.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-03
2.z8o the Best Makers
Umbrellas Come to
COhen'S.

The Umbrellas are all that is usually
good in Umbrellas The following prices
were made 90 close all the stock-a third
and a half Off Some few new holiday
gift styles among them;
Sterling Silver-Tr.mmed or Fine I'M
ported Dresden Handle silk Serge I'M
brellas. with steel rods, FOR $50; bar
gain az Sl75.
81 Black silk Taffeta Umbrellas, with
silver swedge for q p.
Mems 2S-inch Taffeta silk. Tght-ROlling
Umbrellas. with silk covers and ster-
ling siver-trmmed handles, $40 for
the best $3.50 value.
Twllled SILK Garcia Steel-Rod Umbrel-
las. with handles for ladies or men,
the best $50 value soc.
sos Fine Black silk Umbrellas with
Dresden %. sterling silver trimmings.
for g. Handles for ladies' or men.
26- or 2S-inch Twilled Gloria Steel-ROd
Umbrellas. with natural Congo han-
dies. zoe.
Mems 2S-lnch S275 SILK Umbrellas with
elaborate silver-trimmed handles, for
$40.
Pure SIX C0lored Umbrellas. with long
Princess handles. go. instead Of g.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-03
900 Pairs Of!mpOrted Bro
Catelle Curtains

ARE or SALE FOR 90c \ PAIR:
USUALLY $50.
IS pairs of Oriental Heavy Draperies for
S..15 a pair: they are s. kind.
Handsome Imported Tapestry Curtains.
that cost $40 are $3.50 a pair.
\ very handsome lot of S.. $40. Sl2. Si5
SIS. and so Curtains. all from - TO So
q pair less than what the usual prices
ore
TAPESTRY FOR UPHOLSTERY PUR-
POSES. from 81 l-2c 90 So a yard.
Fancy Art DENNIS for . lie.
Silkolines. pretty, effective designs, for
1-2c. a yard
Hungarian Cloths for 100.
Art Tickings for 15c. a yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-03

First Quality Electric Seal ana k ,sat
Nounlon COllarettes Tor fo'o' l'"0
cannot De cqualled under $40.
Mink CoNsrcttes. with Baltic seai YOKE
for 1876.
Corarettes OF Iight-Gray krimme.T'
with real mouhlon border, Tor $o.y0'
worth $3.50.
Brown AIarten Round-Shape Collar
cites. with storm collar Tor F-''o'
stole Front Large Mink Collarettes; vii n
2 heads and S mink tails, salln Hne"'
$40 ,--....
Prown Alarten Stole Front CollaretteS'
real Persian lamb yoke NZ91.
Round-Shape Colarcttes, real teIsiI-Ii
lamb yoke. with wide mink porotH
Slig0, worth $50. D.,,-
First Quality Electric Seal Douoole
storm Collars, with heads ana l"liS'
for sS75. original cost $500. 80.
Gray Mounlon Nictoiias, new pretty
shape. $50. .., s.,,,.,o
Iieht-C;rav Krimmer Round-Shape
Storm Collars, satin lined, $Lgs' looks
Brown sable Fox Coilarottes for S29S'
instead OF $50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-03
2-CIaSp Real Siik-Lined
Mocha Gloves, 75C.

Ladies' 2-clasp Dressed-Kid Gloves. In
al. the newest shades. for 75c. plir.
Ladies 2-clasp Reindeer-kid Gloves,
$lJ0 value. for 81 pair.
Ladies' Dressed-Kid Cloves. I'm Tan,
ONbloOd. Gray Mode, White, and
Black, for 81 pair.
value. FOR 3Sc. pair.
Ladies' Black Jersey Gloves for 2jc.
Tair
Ladies' Black Lined Gloves, in all sizes,
for - and Inc U1fr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-03

Finest and Prettiost Pile Carpets that
were $lS5. are 9Oc.
Ivilton Velvets. the S1.2J grade. for 81.
$40 Saxony Carpets are Zoe.
Velvet Carpets are zoe, from 70c
Tapestry Brussels for 35c., from 9lc; the
75c. grade. Soc. the Soc. ones. 6oc.' the
Sl.05 grade, SIC.
Finest lngrains are %, 81, ana oOc.' rom
80. S. and zoe. -, no.
81 80 SMYRNA Hearth Rugs for 81.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-03

100 of the Kipling Series. all the popu-
lar stories, for &c. each.
fVeDing Thoughts. Brooks Addresses.
Kept for the Masters Use, Peep or
Day, Gold Dust and other niue ue,
votionat hooks. bound in cloth and
gilt, for BIC. regular 75c. books
Sets Of Edna Lyal. Rosa Carey, jules
Verne. Conan Doyle. Cooper, Haw-
thorne. etc. volumes. for 6sc a set
$50 Dainty Little Books. bound i'm White
Kid and silver. for children ana their
elders. for l5c. oach.
Handy Classic volumes. pretty 2jc. pub
icafious. Of best authors. 81 fancy
cloth covers. Tor sc. each; Also L
NOS. at SC.
Tho Book published TO have retailed by
fancy Goth. and elaborate gold, Tor
he: others. 121-2 and sc. for volumes
that retail in the closest selling stores
of America for zoe. each.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-03
Monday Opens the Leath-
err Goods Business Here.

The page Of bargain history IS 70 go
into effect: such selling as has never been
done before. a whole factory was bought
out II will be a LEATHER-GOODS
DAY.
30 Ladies' Side Satchels. I'm Black and
colOrs. cost 90 25c.. Tor 10c.
Another lot Of g Leather Satcheis, cost
TO 3gc. for l5c. each.
Another lot cost 30, 49, to Soc cnoice
TOR 25c.
Near 500 Dog-Collar Belts. received yes
terday. every size from Is 70 81, Zoe.
TO 81 IS each. extra values.
Black Seal Leather Combination BOOKS,
heavily sterling trimmed. Soc
400 Combination Pocket-BoOks and Card
Cases made OF one piece, usual &c.
Books. special price l6c
81 only Ladies' and Gentlemen's Card
Cases. sold for g. for $l.l9.
Complete lot OF Leather Collar and cum
Boxes. 5Sc. TO $500.
Gentiemen's Leather Travelling Satch-
els. prices isc. 10 sl0.SS.
Az YARDS FANCY NElIlNGs. FISH
NET. AND DOTTED, COLORS
BLACK AND WHITE. COST UP TO
2jc. YARD, CHOICE l0c. YARD.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-03
A Few OF The Well Directed Price Teachings
French Decorated Soup
and Breakfast Plates. sc,
choice.
DECORATND CHINA.

Dl4t OtA a ~ N''fr'fNs
Real China Butter Dishes, the usual 5Oc
kind. 25c.
Transparent China Cups and saucers,
lOc. each.
japanese Cups and Saucers, Sc.
GOld-Llned After-Dinner cups and Sau-
GERS. 5c.
Beautiful Olive Dishes and Ramakins
for Zoe. choice.
French China Bread and Butter Plates
for lie, our 25c. grade.
A LOT OF 25c. GERMAN AND
FRENCH PLATES. Zoe. CHOICE.
GIFT cups and Saucers they're makers
samples, some so and Toe. qualities IN
the lot, 25c. choice.
Pin Trays ana Ash-Receiyers sc.
Hot-Cake Dishes, with perforated top,
Real Cobalt Tea and Chocolate Pots,
with medallion centres. l5c.
% decorations of Fine Salad Bowls, ljc.
choice
Comb and Brush Trays Fruit COMFORTS
Cake Plates, Croton Sets. Celery and
Manicure Trays 51c choice.
New shapes and decorations OF Pin.
Pen. Ash, and Manicure Trays, Match
Safes. etc. for lyc
WHITE HtVILAND WARE.
After-Dnner Cups and saucers for lOc.
Pickle Dishes and Fruit Saucers, lie.
Omen Vegetable Dishes. BE.
Pin and olive Trays Zoe.
Real China Soup and oyster or Break
fast Plates. 81 dozen.
Large White Porcelain Meat Dishes and
Bakers always &c. for lOc. choice
Covered SlOD Jars. &C
Divide Cups and Saucers, Sc. pair.
All size Porcelain Plates : l-Zc. each.
FROM 9 TO 10 O'CLOCK
Best Porcelain Covered Dishes, lsc
FROM II TO y O'CLOCK
80 Real China Meat Piatters, were up
TO 81. for 25c. choice.
FROM TO O'CLOCK
Decorated Bowls and Pitchers, large
size for SOC. Il set.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-03
The Christmas Basement
Equal 10 an Entertainment

Grown people must be amused and the little
ones delighted But our business is TO sell goods and
in that movement all expert employment tends to
create bargain prices, and for the newest and best
from any part OF Europe and America.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-03
Skirts that have SOLD
for $3.50 are SI.75,

OF novel brocaded fabric, that is most
stylish.
Tailor-Made Dress Skirts. of heavy
Black Camels Hair, with Tapped
seams. saddle or plated back, at
sos values
Handsome Black HOmespun and Crepon
skirts. with inverted pleat and stitch
cd double panel al S-cOst of mate
rial would be more than the amount.
AT S75-Strictly Tailor-Made Skirts, Of
oxford and Plaid Suitngs. in the
newest designs-would be bargains at
$3.50.
$50 FOR Hard-Fnished Storm Serge
Skirts. with best linings-well worth
S.
Black Brocaded Mohair Skirts. In the
newest designs. for SIS, instead Of
81 30
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-03
Novel Paris Evening Bor
nets,

the tip Of attractive styles in fin rs-.
ties
The 50 Knox Shapes, OF Cray ft ,..
NgS
About 70 Ladies' and ChIlGrer's p.,
soonest $3.50 Hats 9re $3.50 M.rI
Large Gray Sea Gll.s arc 81. install,
$780,
4 Dot Of C0l0rod Birds. were 81 ,-,
SL-J. are LJc. each.