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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-15
You'll Buy Carpets Now,

for you've had the opportunity OF selecting IRON SUI"
larGe stock at such Uniform under prices
Full varlwide Ingram Carpet sold for Sale Pice E
5c o9
Wilton Velvet Car sold for 81. Sale price Csc
Carpets sold for 75c Sale prlce 500 co1e
OiCloth sold Tor soc square y'
Mating sold 25c i7a0
inches sold for S. sale price $3.50
oxI2 sold for $50 Sale pnce 5000
sold FOR $3.50 Sale puce SO 49,
mounted good Spring ole with ali eS
for
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-15
A Revelation in Infants Wear.

The White Sale has been a if nothng from
the showing of
Infants Dresses, Slips, Gowns,
Underskirts, and Arnold's Specalties
they have been the most attractive
and you welcome to look them and examine them if
only the idea of using them for patterns.
Cambria skinny, 90 ND the Nansook
Dresses $3.50. =
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Ready-Made Sheets.

Extra Heavy Round-Thread Bleached
Sheets for 29c.
Heavy Round Thread Bleached Sheets,
aHx2H yards for 81 Hc.
Utica Bleached Sheets, full size for
double bed, Numbered ready for use,
soc. each.
Utica Pillow-Cases, 45x36 inches, g for
75c.
Dewey Pillow-Cases with handkerchief
border, full size, 6 for soc.
Good quality Pillow-Cases, 4Sx5o
inches, 6 for 4sc.
Bolster Cases, hernstitched, yards
long, for 25c. each.
Plain Hemmed Bolster-Cases, yards
long, for ISc.
All the best qua lily and we'll
known brands of
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-15

Cambria, Swiss, and Nainsook Fl
broideries, wide, narrow and 4
dunn widths, value IaI aud ,c'
for Toe. yard.
DOC. Cambria Skirtings, from % 2
inches wide, open and close dess2
for 2sc. yard.
Cambria Edge, open pattern, for Z
yard.
Open pattern Cambria Edges io'E
yard. a..
&C. yard for Open Pattern Cam't'
Embroidery, cut out edge, iron 10
81 inches wide. go.
sc. yard for Cambria, Swiss, and Nap
sock Embroideries from 1 TO incla
wide.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-15

CORSET COVERS at I2Hc.-Inch
embroidery, trimmed front ana
back.
CORSET COVERS at 25c.-Low neck,
embroidery trimmed.
CORSET COVERS at 4o.-Flne Cam
brio trimmed in Medici lace and sa-
tin ribbons.
The latest Chemisette Corset Covers, IN
nainsook, lawn, and cambria, trim
med in fines, embroideries and laces
SI.Io to S2.9S.
DRAWERS at ec.-Heavy muslin with
hem and tucks.
DRAWERS at 2Sc.-Fine cambria,
wide umbrella ruiie, Point de Paris
lace.
SKIRTS at 7sc-Finest muslin, IS-inch
umbrella ruffles, insertion and edge
of Point de Paris lace.
SKIRTS at 4oc.-Good round thread
muslin, wide umbrella ruffle fiounce,
either embroidery or Val. lace trim
ming.
CORSET COVERS at 75c.-Seainless,
of fine nainsook, daintily trimmed in
Val. lace and insertion.
CORSET COVERS at Glow cut,
perfect fitting
NiGHT-DRESSES at 69c-Empire
style fine cambria, lace and embroi-
derry trimmed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-15
New Wall Papers---SpeciaI.

90 new patterns Wall Papers here ready Tor your
cboos;nn Wormen who usually idle during January
February willing work for less prices during tne %
months and we are willing take less profits Consequently
This will allow to accept contracts Tor speca
nrces durnq these months. Will you allow us 70 MAKE
esmatesT
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-15

Imported Welt White Pique az -
Fancy Brilliants, a new White arili
for Zoe.
Welt White Pique, for children's Vsr'
for nc. ..
Special grade of Extra Fine wa,
English Nainsook, $3.50 a piece
II yards.
Our real English Long Cloth At sis
a piece Of II yards.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-15
More Men Than Ever

saw in this been taking advantage OF h
White sale oaernos in Mems Shirts Collars. Night
Robes have each told great story of quant-buying ant
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-15
White Goods by the Yard

one of the late surprises of the White Sale Every yard ire
and new yet prices equal those OF former August CLOSING ~
No mi 10 quantities.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-15

Bed + ig h t bsi
Lounges. Lounges, sp ca 10,
make. Some eHth
things about them which az
qood to have and which CO"
more than most people care "
pay. These have received il0'
raj reductions.
One $3.50 Light Oak, velour co'e-
now $I2.so.
Que Sro.s so Light Oak, velour eoy'''-
now 81. SO.
One sl2. so Light Oak, velour co'''''
now $3.50. A.,
One $3.50 Dark Oak, green ""
covering, now Sf2.So ~.
One SIS Light Oak, green yelo" ~
ering, now $40. .,
One $3.50 Imitation MAHOGANY y
holstercd back, now Si2. SO. "A,
One $3.50 Oyerstuifed BaeN'
sI2.so. -.
ParlOr and Library laDls''
One SI4 Verni Martin Table '0''
top, now s., r,Ns
One sa5 Real Verni Martin l'
hand-painted top. now $3.50. &,
One S2o.9s Verni Martha Table, ~, ~. =.
One SIs.4s Inlaid Walnut lap'''
SI2.So
One So os Table now S. so r,gi
One S32 Fine Mahogany Library 80
round top, NOW sac. ,gof
One Sa2. SO Fine Malsoganl i'
Table, now ST.. n,,, 3;
One SEA-. 50 Fine Library Table n2s w..
One SI2. 80 Fine Golden OAK '''-
j Table, now S9.25.
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English Covert Skirts
Venetian Cloth Skirts.
Never Again Such Embroiderles

This season at least you will again see gathered
oeher so many the new White Embroiderles nam
aseorments visitors involuntary remark it, yet c'
ti urohas has not placed sale. Some ioo n'
49, for tbis weeks Details follow:
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Great Selling Muslin Underwear.

Past Januaries scattering sales of Muslin
but our present stock is four times larger than il
has ever been YOUR Richmond and the garments
closely approach the womanly danness of home work
We goods entirely without fair competition for
real prices though occasionally low price for
particular garment will be printed just to beat Meyers
For the second White Sale additional
invoice and additional shipment of than pieces,
which were finished too late for the first weeks showing
0Una in tie though
of hhe prices seem ylaicuiously iOw-an6 They
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WHITE LACE CURTAINS.

WHITE LACE CURTAINS.
Five Special Bargains sent us by
manufactures as a bargain contriDu-
ton to
The White Sale.
Fine brussels Lace Curtains, Ivory
White. handmade. dainty all-oVer
worked. reduced from SIS TO $i2 pair.
Irish-Point Curtains, pure White heaVS
hand-worked borders. scfloped
$3.50 10 5000.
White Nottingham Curtains, different
styles-Rrussels, Renaissance. and
Irish-Point effects-reduced from s. 10
60 pair.
Pure White Nottingham Curtains. I'VE
different STYLES. FishNet and Ma
dras weave effects, reduced from SZ.JO
10 $109
Two different styles Heavy Nottingham
Lace Curtains pure White, wide DOT
ders and figured centres, reduced from
81 10 1926.
white Fish-Net. for bedroom curtains,
as inches wide, 25c. yard.
White Dotted Curtain Null. 80 inches
wide. large assortment Of patterns.
IL lie. yard.
TO THE WHITE SALE
Is ADDED
SEVEN CASES DEDSPREADS.
Fine White Marseilles Bedspreads ex-
ira large size, heavy raised patterns,
% different styles. reduced from - 10
$30o.
Heavy Crochet and Marseilles White
Spreads, large assortment of patterns,
hemmed for use. reduced from 81 10
81 As
White Crochet Spreads. regular size,
hemmed. reduced from csc. to soc.
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Children's Goods.

Heavy Muslin Drawers made full and
right sizes, 10 7years, upwards from
Ioc.
Heavy Muslin Drawers, trimmed in
lace, sizes to years upwards from
I2Hc.
Heavy Muslin Drawers, embroidery
trimmed, to years. upwards from
nc.
Heavy Muslin Gowns, fine tucks and
embroidery trimmed, all Sizes at
ACC.
Heavy Muslin Gowns, V-neck, embroi-
derry trimmed, all sizes, at 5ec.
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Here's a Sensation, a Workable Sensation,
Ladies, Misses, ChiIdrens, Infants
Goats, Capes, and Tailor Made SUNS $:
MadeW The
s(excusiv
below)
Everyo seasonsm make al perfect
YOU MAY CHOOSE FROM the $3.50 TO Sl2 COATS fgH
Y0J May CHOOSE FROM the $3.50 TO S22 COATS run

and y0" may 'n' ~
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-15

/, 100 SPECIAL GARMENTS-Skirts,
Gowns, Chemise, Drawers, Covers
at 99c.
goo SPECIAL PARIS-MADE UNDER
WEAR, S2.9S TO SS.9S.
DRAWERS at 29c, Fine cambria,
tucks and umbrella ruffle, trimmed
with 4-inch Medici lace.
DRAWERS at 3ec.-Sheer lawns, four
tucks, S-inch Torchon lace ruffle.
DRAWERS at 75c.-Fine cambria, wide
umbrella ruffle, inserting and edge of
Point de Paris lace.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-15

tho on;ta new store decoration Those who have not Den ao "
used of radefor the decoroe "io
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-03-31
CITY II EWS
LOCAL EVENTS PARAGRAPHED.

Sent to ROchester-Nora O'Hara, OF
81 West Fourth street, was yesterday ad-
judged insane by Probate Judge Bazille
and committed TO the state asylum at
Rochester.
~ Passover Feast-At $50 this evening
and at $50 tomorrow evening the closing
services of the Passover feast will be held
at the temple. An excellent musical pro-
gramme will be rendered and the rabbi
will preach at both occasions.
smoke 0rtiinance-Mayor Kiefer has
determined to enforce the smoke ordi-
nance. and with this object in view. Chief
of Police Goss has been instructed to
notify violators of the law to abate
smoking chimneys. In case the nuisance
is not then stopped warrants will be
Issued for the arrest of offenders.
Was Not Proven Insane-Charles M.
A. Smith was examined yesterday in the
probate court on information of insanity
filed by his father, Leland P Smith. chap
lain of the Soldiers home. The examina-
ton W as unsatisfactory, and was contin-
9ed for two weeks. Smith will spend the
intervening time at the city hospital.
where his case will be watched.
ParoIed Boy in TrOubIe-When H A.
terScnm3tl, q boy arrested lOT NdSTduCy,
was confronted in the police court yester-
DAY with man and his wife living at $50
Viola street. whom he had named as his
father and mother. the court received
rude shock in hearing both disclaim any
relationship. 1t then developed that the
boy had lied, and that he Is a paroled re-
form school inmate. D. T. Wellington has
the case in charge and a continuance was
granted. The boy Will be returned to the
Red Wing institution.
Slipped on the Side,valk-William
Sloan. a sign painter living at 172 Far
rington avenue. fell on slippery side
walk at the corner of Third and West
Seventh streets about 10 o'clock last night
while on his way home, and received a
Very severe cut on the forehead. The
central station patrol wagon passed short
iy afterwards, returning from a fire and
the injured man was taken to the station,
where DIR. Leavitt dressed his wound.
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-03-31
nearly a Million Dollars.

The aggregate amount Of money, ex-
was nearly a million dollars, represent
ing sale Of ,91f tickets sold over ten
roads AS to the amount of money re-
ceived and the number s, Of ..,H tickets sold
Westsrn" ~ any led s'yib them all all. The % North
Western Line also leads . a. al, 9th; Others in the
which Is the natural consequence of their
operating the finest trains in the world.
NORTH Western limited" running be-
tween the Twin Cities and Chicago every
day of the year This train consists Of
2 Compartment car; 50 sought after by
the ladies' and families, desiring the prf-
vacy of their own homes while travelling;
smoking car the delight
sleeper and a luxurtdus reclining chair
car for those who do not desire to use
a sleeper and in which one can spend q
comfortable night, and for which there Is
no extra charge. All these cars are
brought practically under one roof by
broad and handsome vestibules, and all
are lighted by electricity and gas. The
10000 candle power
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-03-31
klRKE'SWAR PAINT ON
PRESIDENT OF THE ASSEMBLY Is
CUNNING FOR COMPTROLLER
NI'CARDY
THINKS HE HAS A GRUDGE

That the "Watch Dog" Caused
His Temporary Retirement, and
Now He Wants to Know Some
thing About Merged City Funds
! That Were Not Duly Reported.
War has broken out between Assembly
man r. A. K1rke and Comptroller Nc
Cardy, and as a result, certain alleged
actions Of the comptroIlers in trans
ferring and dropping" funds are being
Investigated by the city treasurer under
the direction of the council conference
committee, Of which the assemblyman is
member. AT the next meeting of the
conference committee, 1t is said by those
In a position to know, that the rod Mr.
Kfrke has in pickle for the watch dog
Of the treasury will be vigorously ap-
piled. And what the result will be no
one knows.
Assemblyman Kirke, thinks that Comp
troller McCardy was largely responsible
for the ousting of the president of the
assembly from Office In calling attention
to the fact that he had not attended the
number of meetings required under the
charter. Upon his reinstatement. Assem-
blyman Kirke, it Is said, vowed to exc
cute revenge, and as the opening gun
of his retributfve campaign introduced a
resolution at the last meeting of the con-
ference committee calling on City Treas
urer Horst to have drawn up a report
showing what funds have been trans
ferred or dropped" during Mr.. Nc
Cardy's incumbency of the Office of city
comptroller.
When the report comes up at the next
meeting of the committee there is prom
ised social session. The report, which
is as yet incomplete, is said to shea that
in 1S93-94 alone four funds were dropped
entirely and fail to show on the following
report. In 1895, 1t is alleged the fund
unexpected balances in some way dis
appeared. There are other things also
upon which Mr.. Kirke Is relying for am
pie satisfaction.
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-03-31
The Color show. the Price.

A GREEN TICKET means Kootenay
$3.50, and Pacific Coast $780, one way
A PINK TICKET means Kootenay and
Pacific Coast $500 round trip.
A BLUE TICKET means Homeseeker
half rate.
All colors warranted fast time On sale
at Ticket Offices, 1893 Robert St and Union
Depot :.
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-03-31
Emil Mnnnheimer,. Estate

The administrator of the estate of Emil
Mannheimer. deceased. yesterday filed the
inventory of the estate. The property
s., $500 in mortgages, bonds and notes
S15,501 in stock in banks and other corpor-
ations, and 81 ,345 in other personal prop
erty. There is also an interest in the
firm of Mannheimer Bros. upon which no
valuation Is put
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-03-31
MERCHANTS LIABLE TO TAX
THOSE IN COUNTRY TOWNS WHERE
THERE ARE NO BANKING
FACILITIES
Deputy Collector Vars Says a Recent
Decision of the Internal Revenue
Office Is of Interest to- Many Min
nesOta Men.

The commissioner of internal revenue
has recently rendered a decision that,
according to Deputy Collector Vars, is
a very important one for Minnesota. In
effect it means that all of the country
merchants, and there are scores of them.
in towns where there are no banking IA
cilities who negotiate exchange are liable
to tax of $40. And 1t makes no differ
ence to the government how much busi-
ness is done the law calls any one who
is popularity known to be engaged in a
business of the kind, broker" and
1t is enough to render him liable IL he
even holds himself in readiness to
negotiate exchange.
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-03-31

State of Minnesota,
Department Of Insurance.
st. Paul. March 20, 1899.
I, the undersigned Insurance Commits
sioner of the State of Minnesota, do here
by certify that the Germania Life Insur-
ance Company, above named, has COM
piled with the laws of this State relat-
Ing to insurance, and is now fully en-
powered, through its authorized agents,
to transact it's appropriate business OF
Life Insurance In this State for the year
ending, January 31st, 1900.
J. A O'SHAUGHNESSY,
Ns- s#1sH Insurance Commissioner.
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-03-31
GOOD FRIDAYS STATUS.

1t Is Not a Legal, but "A Ranking
Holiday.
Good Friday is a banking, but not a
legal holiday. The legislature will meet
as usual. The clerk of courts office will
be open during the day to accommodate
attorneys. A clerk will also be in the
sheriff's office during the greater part
of the day. The county treasurers
office and county auditors office Will bs
closed all day.
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-03-31
The Ground HOES Pronbe,y

Came true this year but Homeseekers
are taking advantage of the half rates TO
all points on the 800 Line" every first
and third Tuesdays. Ticket Offices 39S
Robert St. and Union Depot
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-03-31
REMOVAL PIANO SALE.

only Two Days More of g.. w. Rau-
denbush & Co.'s Removal Sale of
Pianos.
St Paul has never had the opportunity
before of buying ffrst-class pianos as
cheap as s. w. Raudenbush Co. are
selling them. We do not intend to take
one Of the dozen pianos vet on hand to
ou1 new wareroom- They are the ceIe-
brated Weber. the celebrated Vose &
Sons, Emerson, Schiller and Wesley
pianos and others. Elegant new upright
pianos at s14S and upwards. Elegant new
organs at s34.75. Secondhand upright
pianos at $50. Secondhand organs SIS
Easy payments. from IS to SO per month
Call or write to
s. W. RAUDENBUSH & CO.
No. IA West Sixth St
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-03-31
Field, Schlick s. 60.

quest Of County Attorney ZoIlman a
bench warrant was issued for his arrest.
Ihe case was continued until Monday
and the woman remanded to Jail for a
week
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-03-31
stop-overs at Warrington and at
PhiIadelphia.

Tickets to New FORK allowing ton
adelphia do not cost any more than
tickets over PennsyIvan1a direct line
from Chicago. Five daily trains leave
Chicago Union Station for the East over
Ohio. For time. fere9 and further in
formation address J. NJ Qreaves, Trayel-
ing Passenger Agent e1o Guaranty Build
ing, A. q. r. Agt., 20 South CLARK st.,
Chicago
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-03-31
No One to Prosecute.

The case against May Norton, charged
with the larceny of S35 from Edward
yesterday before Judge Orr Olson did
not appear to prosecute, and at the re-
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-03-31
Southern Lands.

For information about land and Ioca-
tions in the South you should visit the
Southern Railway Exhibit, at 354 Jack
son street st. Paul General reading
matter, having reference to the whole
South. furnished free to any address
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-03-31
Grand Easter Opening.

Commencing at A. NJ sharp Thursday,
March 30th. continuing Friday and Satur-
day, round trip tickets will be issued at
one way fare, choice of any station on
the 800 Line" Go to City Office or
Union Depot.
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-03-31
FOR THE Loss OF A FOOT.
Albert Zeil< Brings Action Against
the Duluth for $4,000.

Albert Zeik yesterday commenced an
action in the district court against the
St. Paul & Duluth Railroad company
to recover $4,000 for the loss of foot
while in the service of the company. He
was crawling out from under the locomo-
tive when it started and the result was
that one of his feet had to be amputated.
The company alleges in its answer
that Zeik, at the time of the accident,
signed a release for a consideration Of
$780, but the plaintiff replies that he
was unable at the time to read or write
and signed the release without being
made acquainted with its provisions
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-03-31

The Southern Railway Exhibit
At 354 jackson street. st. Faul, IL free
and all are. invited to cxll. -
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-03-31

DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup is pleasant
TO take; children like it; no trouble to admin
lister it and it always cures. Buy the genuine.
DR.. John w. Bulls Cough Syrup.
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-03-31
7 2lxA
SEVENTH AND CEDAR SITS.
Tel. 132. Meat Market, 1872.

2 cents
Per pound for fresh car load of Rolled
Oats
6 CENTS
Per pound fora very Fancy Japan Rice
the regular 10c goods, while this lot lasts
12R cens
A pound for real good Vanilla Chocolate
Creams at our candy counter.
7 cents
A pound for a good California evapor-
ated Peaches. a large shipment Just re-
ceived will be sold at this price while
the lot lasts.
10 cents
A dozen and upwards for fancy ripe
Yellow Bananas.
$500
Per sack for the very best Flour; 81 for
half-sacks; soc for quarter-sacks.
cents
A bottle for a choice lot of fresh bottled
Pickles, either mixed, chow chow or
GberkinS
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-03-31
WELCOME AT woRTHINGToN.

WORTHINGTON, Mimi. March 3d.
(Specfal.)-All Worthington and vicinity
turned out today to do honor to the men
of Company H. OF the Fifteenth regiment.
on their return. A banquet Is being ten
dered them tonight at the two largest
halls In town and flags and bunting are
literally displayed. There were but three
deaths I'm Company H, and those were
from natural causes. Capt. Dolan comes
in for q good share Of praise and the men
all speak well Of him. Only about thir-
ty of the company have arrived, the bal
ance stopping of at different points.
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-03-31

Sent to NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. O'Hara, OF
81 West Fourth street was yesterday ad-
judged insane by Probate Judge Bazilie
and committed TO the state asylum at
Rochester.
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-03-31

1.-THE amicable termination of the, West
minister street bridge litigation. in the
manner proposed, necessarily follows
from the affirmanee Of said contract of
Aug. %, 1880, as respects the Great North
ern and st. Paul. Minneapolis g. Mani
toba Railway companies. The peculiar
Typographical conditions, together with
the other special facts and circumstances
peculiar to this case, do9not warrant the
further prosecution Of said litigation as
against the other defendant M ,.:-
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-03-31
HOPED FOR ACTIVE SERVICE

hut When They Found That That
Was Hardly Probable, They De-
aired to Bo Mustered Out-Boys
All smarting Under Gen. Youne's
Craticism-A Reception for the
Twin City Mem I'm Minneapolis.
The Lamar register., 1899-10-25

Bay your shee- al the fs'f
M.n'. In. shoes al :be Far.
A n~~ line OF corsets Just !
Johnston's.
Ladies ask for Drr~ Selb! u
at the Fair.
W. J. Johnstcn's for ls1is q
misses Jackets
See the outing fsnnel 70, q
dresses q. Johnston's
c. b Tboman has 'he bes. ~
fire Insurance.. He writes isrn "a
Windsor Cough Remedy !
sale only at Boyd's Up-to-dsis ~
Store.
Farmers shonld take Their Praar
to Kelsey & Strain at the eosd =
age pinnt
Puritan chocolates in ons pC2
and one half pound packages
Boyd's Up TO. date Drug sN'
New invoice Of mems duck 60
all wool trousers. uaderweaf' :
Just received al Mclean Bros
Are you aware that in lr~insA'
yon will find fine line oil &c
clothing. ladies' cioaks and !aeis
and shoes OF all kinds!
Windsor Cough Remedy IS s@L
different from other so-eslled a'i
mixtures. We feel pleased 70
able to Offer such a sterling rens
Boyd's Up to-date Drug ''
The Womans Home MissSe'
Society Of the NJ. T. Church -
at Colorado City on October 10 :.
10, 1899. Rate of one and ons .
fare on the certificate plan, ninip, y,
attendance so. Dates OF sale, ~
Der II and Is, final limit the -U'A