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Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1899-04-06
RESTING ('l Ia[|2 AIMS.
The American Soldiers of Gen.
MacArthur'S Division Re-
ported Still in MaloloS.
AGUINALDO'S NEW TACK
Reported to Have Left Calumpit for
Balinag to the East-The Only
Safe Line of Retreat.

Abandons His Previous Plan of Retreat
ernment Is at San Fernando, tho North
ern End of the Railway Ltne-Indication
That Enemy's Force Is Exaggerated.
Manila, April 1.-The American
army will probably advance to Cal
,lmpit to-day. Hundreds of native men
and women who fled before the ad-
vance of our troops are returning to
their homes. Everything shows that
Aguinaldo's forces are scattered in
confusion. Our scouts and skirmish-
ers are searching in vain for the Tag
also. They cannot retreat much furth-
er up the valley without abandoning
the Tagalon country and getting
among the unfriendly and hostile
tribes in the provinces of Tarlac and
pangasinan. The only safe line of re-
treat now left to Aguinaldo and his
followers is eastward into the noun
tans of the province of Neuva EciJa.
The Filipino Government is at San
Fernando. at the northern end of the
railway line. Malolos, where our
troops now are, is about half way be-
tween Manila and San Fernando.
Chinese residents report that Aguinal-
there.
Aguinaldo and his staff were the
first to leave Malolos. taking a special
train on the railway to carry them to
IL place of safety. Prisoners say that
the natives refused TO obey the orders
of their generals and make a stand at
MaloloS. so Il retreat was of necessity
decided upon.
1t is reported that vast multitude
northward. are anxious TO return
home. but are held back by armed
Tagalos 1t is also said this homeless
population has sent Il committee to
plead with the native government to
make peace. Our prisoners declare
that before the people will consent to
be driven into the mountains by
Aguinaldo they will force him to sur
render or break through the native
lines.
Report says: The warfare in the
island is now merely brigandage on
II large scale: the bands that are at
tacking the American lines - the east
and south of Manila operating indie
pendently.
The last copy of Agunaldo's official
newspaper announced the natives
killed 5000 Americans and. wounded
1000 more in three days of fighting.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1899-04-06
Dewey. statue for Montpelier

Montpelier. VT. April "a move.
ment has been started by formeg resi-.
dents of Vermont to establish d me.
mortal to Admiral Dewey, to be erect
ed at the entrance to the State House
at Montpelier Everett G. Benton
Wallace f. Robinson and James T.
Phelps. Of Boston: Levi =. Morton, OF
New York: John NJ Thurston, Of Ne
braska. and Joseph w. Babcock, OF
Wisconsin. all Vermonters by birth
are interested in the project. 1t is
proposed to erect an appropriate statue
opposite that of Ethan Allen, which
now stands at the left of the porch
leading to the State House.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1899-04-06
On Trial FOR LYNCH|NG.
Lives of Fifteen Citizens of
Lake City, Will Be
in Jeopardy.
WAS A HORRIBLE CRIME
The Whole United States Stirred When
the People Read the Details of
the Double Murder.
Postmaster Frazer II. Baker and His Iu-
fant SON We're Killed aud tho Post
Once Burned Year Ago-Eiehty WITT
nssses summoned for the Government
Full List of Defendants.

Once burned Year AgO-Eiehty Wit
nssses summoned for the Government
Full List of Defendants.
Charlestown. S. c., April Fifteen
prominent citizens of Lake City, :. c.,
will be put on trlal here in the United
States Circuit Court tnis week 10 an
swer the charge of having lynched
Postmaster Frazer r. Baker more
than II year ago. Besides killing the
postmaster. who was IL negro. the al
legged lynchers will have TO answer
for the killing OF Bakers infant child
and the burning of the Lake City post
office. with all !ts effects. 1t is said
here thai other arrests will be made
before the ease is taken up. Eighty
witnesses for The Government have
been summoned. and there is great
array of witnesses for the defense.
The defendants in this celebrated
case are: Ezra Mcknight, w. A.
Webster, NJ V. Ward. Moultrie Epps,
ii. c. Goodwin. G. j. Joiner. Oscar
Kelly. Edwin Rodgers. Alonzo Rodg-
ers. Henry Stotcs. Allen Belk. Van
Somerford. early r. Lee. j. T.. New
ham and Marion Clark. They are rep
resentative business men from the
Lake City section. Marion Clark
formerly was the editor of a news
paper in that town. Stokes was q
Deputy United States Marshall some
years ago. and the other prisoners are
merchants and farmers.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1899-04-06

The Earl of Kimberley has been ap-
pointed TO succeed the late Baron
Ht,schell as Chancellor of tie London
L, iversity.
Thomas Johnson and Richard Hale,
WI tic men. and Sam Rivers, n negro,
we're hanged at Troy Ala, yesterday
from the same scaffold.
Reed. colored man, was hung at
Kansas City on the same scaffOld on
which his father. in 1894. was hanged
Cor the murder of his wife.
The corvette Thetis is to he sent to
the Siberian coast to secure reindeer to
be used in the transportation of the
mc lis TO and from the goll fields Of
Alaska.
DR. Solf. the President of the muni-
cipality of Samoa. with G. NJ. Cham
berlain. arrived in New York yesterday
afternoon on the steamship Trave from
Bremen.
Louis Muller, of New York, a passen-
ger. committed suicide on the Allen
Line steamship Allegheny on her way
to Jamaica from Port Limon. He
WAS bound for New York
The estates of the Earl of Warwick
have been turned over to a stock Com
Iapy. The Lord and Lady Warwick
Company" for the purpose OF devel-
tping the collieries and Othe" proper
ties.
Captain w. A. Andrews Is building
seventeen-foot aluminium. canvas
covered. folding. cockleshell boat. with
Inch he expects to make his seventh
and last voyage across the Atlantic.
He will leave on June II.
The greatest fall of rock from the
Niagara cliffs that has taken place in
years occurred yesterday over 10000
tons plunged from the bank at
the Whirlpool Rapids down upon the
Gorge Railroad tracks.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1899-04-06
.,4.6oo. 600 Coined lin March.

Washington. April 3.-The monthly
statement of the Director Of the Mint
shows the total coinage for March was
$14,512O73. Of which $12 was
silver $2,346.556 gold and $48SO1
minor coins. The coinage of standard
silver dollars in the month amounted
to 81. .9OO.301.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1899-04-06
Ionhet.s Double Assassinatsd.

Paris April "a wealthy man
named Tourret was shot dead yester-
day on the Bois de Boulogne by a man
who mistook his victim for President
Loubet. to whom NJ. Tourret bore a
striking resemblance. The murderer,
whose name is OzoIf. and who Is 80
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1899-04-06
Refuse. to PAY War r.x

New York April 3.-The Heckef-
Jones-Jewell Milling Company pro-
poses to test the War Revenue law,
that requires stamps placed on each
package of mixed -four. The COM
pany refused to affix the stamps or
brand the packages Mixed Flour"
clai&ing the law is unconstitutional
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1899-04-06
smokers B.at Drinkers.

New York. April 3.-From the sal
Of war tax stamps in the second div
sion during the month Of March. tn
total receipts were $1,554, ,98O.37, n.
compared with $1,217,322.74 for tn,
month of February. The principal re
ceipts were as follows: Documentar,
stamps, $1.10S.ST4.59: cigars, $109.
S6O.S9: proprietary, $S4, 1882; beer
SCI ,042 90; tobacco. $51 ,569.54; spirits
$26, ,221.19.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1899-04-06
u,pher yhan supreme Court.

Washington, April 3.-Solicitor Pen
field, of the State Department. has
been studying the decision of the
Court of Cessation in Rome. delivered
on February 4, in the case of Isaac
and Samuel VS.. Ernesto Cerruti The
court holds that no court of nation
can set aside the decision of an inter.
national arbitration. An agreement
by nations is higher than that of any
internal court
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1899-04-06

years old. is thought to be insane.
Ozouf is an electrical engineer who
lost his fortune in the Panama smash.
1t is suggested that the mention of the
Panama scandals in connection with
NJ. Loubet's election is responsible for
the mans idea of assassinating the
President.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1899-04-06
1.a5o.Ooo Pills for Troop.,

Binghamton. \ y, April "a large
force of men are at work making
pills for the soldiers in the Philippines
A local company has just received a
Government contract for 1.25O,OOC
hree-grain quinine pills The larger
part of the supply will be shipped di
rect to Manila. Another batch will &c
to Government headquarters in Ha
vana.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1899-04-06

Chicago. ILL.,. April 3.-H. ri. Ham
mond who recently shot John r.
Shayne in the Auditorium cafe. while
he was dining with Hammond's di-
vorced wife. has been arraigned in the
Police Court. charged with assault
with deadly weapon. Mr.. Shayne
was not able to he In court. and the
hearing was continued until April 10.
Justice Martin. however, reduced
Hammond's bond from $4,000 to
$4,000
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1899-04-06

London. April 3.-Thirty thousand
Spanish reserves have been called out,
says the Madrid correspondent of the
Daily Chronicle. and 1t is probable
that there will be Carlist rising.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1899-04-06

Despite the success Of JOIN D. Roc e.
feller In securing reduction In his
assessments and his effort to compel
the town of Mount Pleasant to refund
alleged Illegally collected taxes
amounting to $4,000. the Board of
Assessors will fight the reduction.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1899-04-06

Excited trading In Manhattan gave
rise to reports Of Metropolitan 81
combine.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-23
Fine and Expensive Silks
Go the Bottom.

Most Of them suitable for fall wear,
Sales like this are not for amusement.
They are to get rid Of stocks that are,
or will be- in the way.
Tomorrow you may take your choice
of u pieces Corded Taficta, all new
colorings. have sold all season throu6h n
up TO now az SIC, 81, and $I.l5 yaid'
Coo. yard now.
Foulard and Japanese silks. best quail
ties. new colOrs, latest prlnuhgs, 10
to CSC values, for 81 l-2c yard.
Taneta. the regular % and S5c. grades,
new colors, rich lustre, per yard, 56c.
Tanetas. in pretty color combinations,
ombre stripes and checks, SSc. values,
for 42c. yard.
Habutai Wash silk, in plain or corded
effects the soc. ones, Tor l5c. yard.
lot of Au-Suk Black Satin Duchess,
the most beautiful weave ever shown
at the price, it's a Zoe. quality, Tor
o. l-2c. yard.
lot of All-Slk Pure Dye Black Taf-
feta. the lustre and weight equal to
81 grade, for CSC. yard.
Black Japanese Habutai. reliable
weave, worth 7jc.. for 5yc. yard.
Grenadine. 4J inches wide, Black ground
with small. cOlOred embroidered
figures, worth fully $40, for 7jc yard.
Usual $l.25 and $50 Black Brocade
Gros-Grain, all very desirable patterns,
any for soc. yard.
s. Black Radzmir, an entirely new
weave. q inches wide, 81 yard.
Pinch All-Silk Black Peau de Sole, s1.2j
value. for Toe. yard.
FROM TO $50 O'CLOCK
Black Satin Duchess. that was best
Sl.25 value. eNtra-heavy weight, for
Csc. yard.
FROM 10 TO 1890 O'CLOCK
ferent designs, $.l9 quality, for &C
yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-23
The collection of Ladies
Muslin Underwear was
exceptional.

The prices in every way were cheaper
and yet unreasonable by other mer-
chants offerings in their quality and SUI
periority.
MONDAY, SPECIAL GET-OUT PRICES.
ROUND NECK, LACE TRIMMED
MUSLIN CHEMISE, FOR 15c.
Csc. Long Cambria Chemise, pretty trim
med neck and arm-hOles, 5gc.
Fine. Soft Nainsook Skirt Chemise
trimmed in French Nalenciennes lace,
Sl.2j.
India Iinon Skirt Chemise, the best
selling N.25 garment, now 75c.
Embroidery Trimmed Umbrella Skirts
for CSC. that cost up 10 Sl.69.
160 Finest Cambria Empire Gowns. Sl.2j
ones, will clear out in a hurry for Zoe.
5Oc. Skirts. with deep cambria frill 39c.
Empire Gowns at 4sc., that sold readily
at 7jc
Embroidery Trimmed Muslin Gowns for
36c.
Corset Covers. worth 10 and ssc., for SOC.
Cambria Corset Covers. low neck,
French design. 2sc.
An accumulation Of Fine Cambria
Gowns $3.50 Sl.69, and Sl.9S ones, your
pick Of any $50.
j. dozen Muslin Drawers. with wide en-
hroldery frin. 25c. pair.
zoe. Drawers. now 3gc. pair.
Lace and Embroidery Trimmed Low
Neck Corset Covers, DC.
Children's Best y l-2c Muslin Drawers.
worked buttonhOles. Sc pair.
Misses Zoe. Understands, umbrella frill,
hemstitched, all sizes. S5c.
Infants Cambria Slips, trimmed, p and
35c. ones, for 15c.
Children's Fine White Nalnsook Dress
es for &c, that were 75c.
Full-Size Ready-Made Bingham Aprons
for SC.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-23
Sale of Fine Curtains.

Wen lose on the occasion, but the
goods have to 80 out to give way TO new
designs.
The Handsome Irish Point Lace Cur
tains. that have been selling for SIS,
for $3.50 .air.
to - pair.
Tambour Lace Curtains, that cost $50,
for 1915 pair.
Fine Handmade Brussels Lace Cur
tains. $50 that were $ll75.
Fine Nottingham Lace Curtains, good
imitation OF Real Lace, for Sl.sS pair.
Pretty Nottingham Lace Curtains, dif-
fcrent patterns to select from, at 81
pair-S2.jO value.
Handsome Brocatelle Table Covers. In
assorted sizes ranging in prices from
Fancy siikoiines, 12lsc. kind, for &c.
ward.
yard.
Bcst-Quality French Sateens, in fancy
figures. for Sc. yard.
Fancy l2lec DENNIS for 6l4c., etc.
HEAVY CURTAINS; ALL PRICES
CIT IN HALF FOR THIS SPECIAL
SALE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-23
Rich American Cut
Whiskey or Oil Bottles,
were $3.50, for 81.

olive or Preserve Dishes, were }29S, for
$50.
Handsome Dlamond-Cut Tumblers lic.
Prism-Cut salt and Pepper Shakers, sc.
each. ...,. ,., 400,
LARGE INVITATIONS ~ / -Il'4A'9
FLOWER VASES. So. EACH.
Green Bohemian Pressed Glass Berry or
salad Bowls, 5c.-Sale Matted ~
Fine Polished Glass Water Bottles. &c.
each
Imitation Cut-Glass SAVERS and Berry
Bowls &c. each were lJc.
Engraved OH or Vinegar Bottles, oc.'
only M ~ SELL
Large Cut-Pattem C0ld-Tea Pitchers.
$780,. were zoe.
Engraved C0ld-Tea Goblcts. &c each.
Cut-Patteu Larse-SIze lce-Cream
TRAYS. were Joc., FOR -sc.-Sale limited
10 81.
FROM 10 TO Ii
Thin-Blown Water Tumblers. lJc. dozen,
were CSC.
FROM - TO =
Tin-Top Jelly Glasses. 6 for &C.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-23

Ladies' Best 1926 White j. X. skirts,
with Tapped seams, for JOc
SOS Embroidery Trimmed, Heavy Welt
j. X. skirts 10 be closed out at $40.
& Insertion Trimmed White p. j. Skirts
for $50
Strictly Tailor-Made Fancy =. X skirts
circular cut. were &2.lS, closing price
H2j.
Fine Corded =. *. Skirts. Tapped seams
and deep hem, were $50 90 be cleared
at 5gc.
Misses White and Colored Trimmed
skirts. new button back, for 39c, 10
close.
Misses Fine Quality Embroidery Trim
mod White l.. j.. skirts, We're $loO'
closing sale price 59c.
Ladies' Linen skirts. with circular
fiounce and White braid trimming,
were $3.50. closing price $l-23.
IAnen Crash skirts at Joe.
Heavy Linen Skirts. embroidery trim
med. 20 be sold al $lto; former price
SSg.
$50 All-snk Brocaded Taffeta skirts
are $50.
g. Atwood Colorcd Homespun skirts
best tailoring and choice styles 10 Oc
closed cut az $3.50
Handsomely Braided Black Au-No0l
Cheviot skirts. latest cut, were 80
closing sale price $40.
Black Brocaded Mohair skirts. extra
sizes, were $50, clearing price o9c'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-23
Pure Linen Damask
Towels, size 22x46 inches,
wide borders, 2Oc. Towels,
Tor nc.

All-Linen Barnsley Towels, &c. each.
EXtra-Large-SiZe Hemstitched Linen
Huck Towels, BE. ones. now 25c.
Hemmed and Fringed Linen Towels for
TIC.
Hemmed An-Linen Glass Towels for
p.
Bleached Tea TowelIing. 2aic yard.
Large Turksh-Bath Towels, Sc. ones,
for &C.
2oc. Turk.sh-Bath Towels for PIC. :;
others at 7i2c.. that were l4c. each.
Large Monte Towels, &C. ones, for Sc.
29c. Table Damask, full bleached, IS
inches wide. for lie. yard.
Fancy-COlorod Damasks, 50 and 4ic.
ones, for 25c. yard.
pieces German Linen Damask. that
sold at SOC; closing price. SIC. yard.
73c Pure Irish-Linen Damasks, only 5
pieces left, closing price 49c yard
Bleached Linen Dinner Napkins, &C.
each; 4Sc. dozen.
s4-size Ail-Linen Dinner Napkins. &C.
each. or 81 dozen.
Snow-White All-IAnen Tea Doylies. 300.
dozen.
1S-inch-size Full Damask Doylies, csc.
dozen.
Colored-Bordered All-Linen Fruit Doy-
lies, 2iac. each.
2-yard-long Fancy Linen Buffet scarfs.
pc
Fringed Linen scarfings. DC. yard.
FROM 9 TO $3.50 O'CLOCK
Fancy Plaid Sofa-Pillow Linens, %
inches wide. &c. yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-23
The accumulated Silk
Laces of this season to
SOC, any for sc. Monday.

Wide Black and Cream All-Silk Inser.
lions and Gallons, u lie. yard, that
We're 40 and soc.
French Nalenciennes Lace Insertions.
wide Houiton designs Be. yard.
2jc. dozen French Nalcnciennes for II
yard: the 15c. dozen grade now yards
for lc.
Black Valenciennes Laces, ! l-2c. yard.
Wide Cream Iierre LaCcs. y lie. yard,
instead of % and 2sc
Normandy Naleuciennes Insertions and
Edges, pretty designs. - lie. ones,
are Sc. yard: others az 10 and u lie,
instead of 10 and 2Dc.
Fooungs, that sell at soc. dozen always
now &c. yard.
English Torchon Laces. Medicis de-
signs wide widths. and b.. yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-23
Fine White India Linen
Wrappers,

richly trimmed with Valencicnnes
lace and embroidery, were $50, TO be
cleared at $i39.
Fine French Organdie Wrappers,
dainty lowered designs, We're SIS, for
ST..
All the Light and Dark Percale and
Lawn Wrappers, that were up 10 S.J0,
90 be closed at Soc
WHITE INDIA LAWN DRESSING
SACQUES. with fancy collars, were
$l25. TO be closed AT $50.
Solid Color Pink. Blue. and Violet En-
pire Dressing Sacques. We're I.5O, for
CSC.
81 Dainty Striped Colored Lawn Dress
ing SacQues, neatly trimmed for 4Sc.
TO clear them up.
LADIES 81 BEST QUALITY BRAID
ED MOHAIR BATHING SUITS, TO
bc closed out at S219; the s. ones for
e. r.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-23

4O-INCH-wIDE WHITE INDIA IL
, MONS. 37sc. YARD.
u pieces Sheer White Persian Lawns,
double fold. usual price l0c., now 5ilc.
yard.
/ pieces Persian Lawns, were i2l2c.,
now Siac yard.
India Linons. that were Sc. are now
4a,c. yard
12i5 and Is 2-3c India Linons. 4O-inch
widths. Sizc. yard.
India Lnons at l2i2c., from 10 and pc.
gard.
PIC. White Corded Piqucs are &C.
yard.
White Piquos and Narcotics, that cost
up 10 I6 2-3c for sc. yard.
cue. White India TinOns arc BIC. yard
Heavy White French Nelts, FOR Skirts
10c yard.
Fancy White Xelts and Marsoiles. car
ly-season's price 19c.; now SIC. yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-23
3S7 Stamped Centre
pieces, with 8 dOilies to
match. for &C. set.

lot Cushion Covers with large United
States flags, were 25c.. for Jc.
1 lot Tinted Duck Table Covers, yard
square. for ljc.
Lace Pillow Shams. worth 800. for 1jc.
lot Embroidery silk and Stkateen, on
spOols. 2c spool.
70 only Yard SQUARE Cross Stitched Ia
bic Covers. worth J0c.. for l9c. each.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-23
81 and $I.Io Art Pottery
Ornaments for 25C.,

suitable for either the mantel or cabinet.
Handsome Mantel Taukards. wiki hand
painted subjects. a good s. article, for
soc.
Victoria Pin Trays. Scyres design, 25c.;
5Oc.: Caudlesticks. 15c.
Large Bohemian Vases. were up 20 s..
special. Csc. choice.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-23
Mems 81 and $I.I25
Finest Silk Bosom Shirts
will be 75C. each.

Mems Imported Neeigee Shirts. costing
81. N19 and $129. reduced 10 CJc.
30. g. and zoe. ones 35c
Mems Unlaundered White shirts, excel
lent ones gt 2jc.
Mems and Boys Wovcn-Bordered Night
shirts, special 5lc iot 20 Dee closed
at IS l-i'.
Mems Finest zoe. India Cave Shirts, all
sizes. ZJc.
Our Standard % and 35c. lines, two
weights. now zoe.
Mems Genuine Celluloid Collars. Inter.
lined, superior 10 rubber collars.
10 l-2c
Perfectly Fdst-Black Seamless Half
Hose. a good lOc. value. BE-. pair.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-23
Sheets that were bought
for the B. Y, p. u. Con-
VentiOn.

Several thousand 90 be sold at your
own prices
For 25c.-Sheets that were wholesale SEC.
81 and s5c.-Sheets that were wholesale
$3.50 a dozen.
45c.-Sheets that were wholesale S"zo
dozen. - -, tor
Also. PILLOW CASES to be sold lot
22-lc.; u lie ones Tor TO- III nv go
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-23
The 900 Sheet Toilet
Paper, 7c., instead OF IS"

10c. package Toilet Paper. &c.
Putt Liquid Metal Polish. s. can
Philadelphia Sand, d.. bar
SUeNO. So.
Gasoline BoraX Soap. 8 bars f1- ic
cleaner and p0lisher 10c. WAS
Magic Stove Polish. Be-. box
Ball Blueiug, lc.
Best German Backing. 2c box
Uuuty Soap, 90. bar.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-23

Heavy White Perpendicular o.
Piquoe. now i2i3c yard.
Embroidered Dotted Heavy Whro,,
settles, that COS; 10 and -.
7a,c yard.
Pin-Check and Striped -gc Dm.los.r.
&C.. yard.
Fancy White Striped and paf r
candies, very sheer. Gle. from
ward.
IS pieces Fancy-WOvcu White T..
was l2itc.. for Sc. yard.
Fine White Checked NaiGs0ofs ..,
Jaconets. Be. yard, for iy ana d..
grades
White Check NainsOOks and D.n.r..
ard &c grades. &c. yard.
FROM $3.50 TO 10 O'CLOCK
Fine Sheer White French O-enrf.,
that sold at lfc.. for &C. yau-.-f
l dress TO q buyer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-23
3-ounce cake Palm
Soap, worth $50. dozen,
for IOC. dozen.

Rubber-Bacl1 Hair-Brushes. French
brisue. cheapest Brush ever offered,
&c; big lot Shaving Brushes. worth
1Oc.. for &C.: another Tor Hair brushes
at 15c. each: big lot Combs. were 2Oc.,
for lOc.: Curling Irons. Toe. ones, spe-
cial ut &c. big lot Chamois skins, lc. ;
Harness Soap, makes old harness look
like new. zoe. cakes, &C.; Long-llandle
Bath Brushes. 4Sc; Perfumed Tablets
0or the BATH. DC; big lot 2'c. Per
fume. an odors. Zoe. ounce; large bot
ties BXby's Tan Shoe Polish. Zoe. size,
&C.: special lot Toothbrushes. ], ;, ).
and 10c.. worth almost double; 1870 bot
ties Witch Hazel. Bay Rum, and Flori-
da Water for Joe. bottle
2.CO0 dozen cakes Very Fine Toilet Soap
IN snIn fn-dnN for 20. cako.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-23
Finest Ovid Cups and
Saucers, decorated, were
I2iC., are sc.

oxford China Plates. cups. and sau-
GERS. were -5c. each. for Toe.
Limoges China Cake Plates, were ''-''
for 25c.
White Porcelain Chambers. l-e.
White Porcelain Dinner Plates, DO. ,o
25c. Decorated Ica-Pot Rests Ior 4VS'
each
zoe. Decorated CusDidors for l'c
Zoe. Ice-Cream Saucers. 81. each.
sc. japanese Tea Pots Tor W., ,rr -
A NEW loc BARGAIN TABLE ID
CREATED. II contains Real China
Plates. Vaselne Jars. shaving Mugs
card Boxes. Match SAFES, haInoh A,i.,
level Boxes. Butter dishes. and aiu-
cles worth mp % 35c.. for Joe. choice'
Fine China Chop Trays. 81 edch.
FROM . TO 10 O'CLOCh- ,,.- o..
White Porcelain Breakfast Plates &C.
FROM 10 TO II O'CLOCK
beautiful China Fruit or Dessert fIa'eS'
were i2c.. for Sc. each.
FROM n 80 TO l2"j- o.,
White Porcelain cups and Saucers' &C.