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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-02-03
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FRIDAY. 5.

Politics indeed makes strange bedfel-
lows. Senator Hoar and senator Billie
Mason are undergraduates. One halls
from Boston and the other from Chi
cage. Who would have believed it?
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paper in New Mexico, 1t is sent TO every
poStoftce in the Territory and has a large
and growing circulation among the intelli-
gent and progressive people of the southwes
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Compiled laws governing notaries, print
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CHAS. A.. SPIESS.
District Attorney for the First judicial Dis
triet. Practices In all the courts of the Ter
ritory. Otiee~Grifin Block, Santa Fe, N. NJ,
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Lawyer Santa 70, New Mexico. ONCE Ia
Catron Block.
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A~TTORNEAh At LAW.

MAX. FROST,
Attorney at Law, Santa Fe, New Mexico.
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U.ate Surveyor General.)
Attorney Mt Law, Santa Fe, n. Nj. Land and
mining business u speciality.
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K. A.

4, A. FISKE,
Attorney aud Counselor At Law, P.o. Rox
"F," Santa Fe, New Mexico. Prncticas In
Supreme and all District Courts Of New
Mexico.
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-12-04
HUSBAND
RespOnsible-He Must Answer
for ISLANDERS by His Wife


scrlprs McRae League
Jener,on City, No. Dec. l-Diyisiou
q of the supreme court lu am opinion
by Chief Justice Gantt, has reahirmed
the common law dcctriae as held by
The state supreme court in Flesh
against Lindsay, that che husband Jos
responsible for The torts oi his wife
whore che ioriuous act is done by tnc
wife alone, and when she Is sued FOR
such tort the husband must bc Joined
Ia the action.
The case decided Is that of Amanda
G. Taylor, who recovered Judgment la
the Holt county court for ssoi damag
cs against aibler Pnllen AID his wife
Robccca FOR alleged slander by the
wife
The ease was appealed TO the Kan
sas city court OF appeals, which certi
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-12-04

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crank Madison. son of Dr. Madison
~ Byron bad ai- leg broken .u foot.
u1I game uu fue sr"r.u 20 tht
AlrtauC.teru Norma. ..ho.. at Ava
la.t wt.E
Ina Iecur. at saltwater .a.t wc.k
President a O. Scott took ior lIs sub
.ect "Au Evening with Julius Ceasar
and cou'cudci chat Shakespeare BOZ
tended Caesar t0 uc thc dominant fs
urc Iu taC play aud not Irutus.
The continued soft m.d weather u
oklahoma Is solving the question ~ q
sh0rfagH Iu the CCaI supp 4. Little or
100 coal l- urcdcc and tnr yards are
lllIng up and 10 is thought there wi 3
bc no eaa famine thIs winter
Geo. W. Gardeuhire, az one time a
leading populist % the territory. will
leave OKLAHOMA He has sold his
farm in Payne county FOR 50 500 and
will spend the winter with sister in
Comanchc TcXAs Gardenhire vas
president o! The first territorial coun
cil.
Toe urst lraee annuity payment
viii hc made t1 tue full blood Usage
auuuitauts, un Tuesday, Wednesday,
Thursday.aud Friday Decent Der p, O.,
z and n aud 90 the mixed blood annui-
tant. ou Monday, Tuc.day and We'd
nesday. December 3D., l2 aud l3, pro.
vldcd that al tnc children Of school
age have regularly attended school
since the iast payment
Lincoln u Carter, author OF Under
/ the Dome which comts 90 the Guth-
| rie Theatre Wednesday December q,
/ spent nearly two years perft Getting the
marvelous ictry boat scene In mis- new
/ successful play II is one OF the most
\ Intricate mechanical effects ever put
I upon a stage aud MAKES necessary a
separate portable rigging loft. which
is carried by the company. To pro
tect tne din rent mechRuisms OF these
scenes Mr.. Carter las made applica'
tiun fur uo lees than twenty-five pat.
ents. lie has succeeded Ia making
an absolutely perfect couuterfeit OF d
ferry boat trip, Not a single detail Is
lackinF Before the boat leaves the
Jersey dock thousands uftwtnAlinp
lights on zoe New York shore or,
seen The signal given the mass'v,
boat rlldcs slowly out OF the slip AZ
She pushes out into the stream th,
lights on The opposite shore become
larger and brighter and presently ths
outlines of the buildings are seen
Further realism Is added by the famil.
lar tootlng Of a vide variety Of yes
sells, the steam exhaust OF the ferry
boat the crcakihg a. its timbera, siR'
nal bells. aud the throb6ing OF ths
engines Az last the arrival la New
York clip shuts out the view-the
chains are made fast the iron gAtel
are thrown back and the passen ger
leave the boat. Prices 2b, 9S, SO Ans
s3 cents Box seats, ~,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-12-04
Cur,. mInd On nlredIng ru1.-

Don't lay awake 40 night scratching
untl you aye crazy Borl.Carbol SAlve
will give you instant relief ~ will
cost you only -tc box Can You afford
90 suffer night after nlghr ~ you
are poor aud have not che price wri q
us and wc viii have your druggist FUR
nish you q box free. Write fully iu
regard 90 your case 10 will cost you
only two cent stamp
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-12-04
EASILY OPENED
w

of Campbell located 16 miles of Guthrie,
Eastern Oklahoma Railroad officially opened
of that the
sold we'll Taking all ALL
The Stowe Hardware ofths city selected
lot early the day commenced the erection
Other lot Guthrie purchase
lumber buildings be erected Before the week has
Campbell will look The sale oflots will
office the Indian
tory Mr. Ardery represents company.
plats the townse and explain the location each lot
much talked of the will
road completed Campbell which will
Campbell destined make Oklahoma
territory
townste, high slightly and healthy.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-12-04

Nigercts arc powerful nerve brain ana blood
food They feed the brain, build up, repair ana
strengthen wasted. worn and tired nerves purfy
and enrich the tluod and ncud t b1uniiua thfpash
every vein nud artery. nItU NfrfT organ tN act
anu r4na0 Ynu ID tiunIr wIln new IIfn.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-06
TIE cHAuTAuQuA GROUNDS.
THE NEW GROUNDS At VIRGINIA.
REACH WILL BE IN Fine
SHAPE NEXT SEASON.

Owing to inability TO secure lumber
this season the new Chau;auqua
grounds at Virginia Beach were not in
readiness for the meeting Of the assem-
bly, but now the work Of building.
clearing up grounds etc. has been
practically completed and next season
az VII. be in readiness.
he handsome new auditorium buiid-
ing. with seating capacity Of a.5UD
people IS now completed. Ii is located
about two miles south Of the Nir- mia
Heaen depot IL delightful breeze
aW,it situation. near tn ocean shore.
ne board walk is noW being extended
10 10 AND several cottages have been
completed on the grounds.
me fallr2ad track has also been OK
tended TO the Chau,aUqua grounds. and
a fishing pier viii be- BUILT There *
tending 4ut into the ocean over Il quar-
Ter OF mile Tor the benefit of visitors
VINO wish to enjoy the fine fishing there.
rms WEI be ready next season.
The meeting there of the Chautaucuo
assembly next season. together, with
the camp meeting OF the Meth 0dlst
church. South. and other meetings Of
religious or an educational nature.
VIII prove Of much interest and ocelipv
u large part OF the season
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-06
GOOD FIST. STORY.
BIG RAsS TONES \ BOAT SIEVE
RAJ HUNDRED FEET At
LAKE CHRISTINE

Lovers Of bass fishing are discoverine
the attractions of Lake Christine, tho
beautiful little sheet OF wafer that lies
on the grounds of the Chataudua As
ISOLATION at Virginia Beach. II is flied
with bass. and good catches of five and
SIX Founders are of daily occurrence.
y few days ago Mr. Charles II. Rick
seeker. OF Linnville. y. C. q we'll known
knight of the rod. hooked an enormous
bass there that mus: have been the
oldest inhabitan.. II took the hook
greedily and started 90 at lively clip.
Then ensued battle royal. and the biz
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-06
visiting his mother. in Precursor

visiting his mother. in Freemason
street.
Mrs. Gwynn shophe'a is spending the
month OF August ii Woods.de. Md.
Mrs. Kenny scabury is visiting her
mother. at Waverly Va.
Mrs. c. o. Wrcnn is at the Old Sweet
for the remainder of the summer.
Hiss Josephine Brewer left Monday
for home in Baltimore.
Mr.. y. G. Stephenson is spending his
vacation At orkney Springs. Va.
Miss Manic Bun is at Virginia
Beach fer Il visit Of two weeks.
Miss Virginia Wrenn lef; last week
Ter The Hld Swee; to spend the remain
&c" OF The Sumner
Mrs. G. II. Bul left Friday to spend
the months OF August and September
at The Yellow sulphur Springs
Mrs. \. e. Wilson has gone to the
country 10 sojourn Tie month of Au-
Mrs. ]. e Cecil and niece. Miss I.ue
Cecil Brown. left Friday for Saratoga.
Lake George canada and the Lakes
Mrs. II. Is. Harrison left Tuesday for
Wy;heville Va. where she viii ioin her
friends. Airs. Harry Hodges ana Mrs
George W. Smith. ana remain with
them the remainder Of the summer.
Miss Annie Binups left Tuesday for
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-06

Mrs. George l.. Whitchurst and three
little daughters. accompanied by Mrs.
Ella l.. Blake. left yesterday after
noon by the Boston steamer for Ports
mouth, y. H., to spend couple of
months With the latter's brother, Mr..
w. y. MalbOn.
DR.. Randall Barrett has left the city
FOR months vacation in the noun
tains.
Mr.. Roswell Bronshton. assistant
stamp clerk of the Norfolk postonicc
will leave Tuesday for Baltimore and
Northern cities
Miss Baylor will return to Baltimore
tomorrow evening.
Dir. A. II. Arthur. Of Baltimore. who
has been visiting friends, returns to-
morrow evening.
Mrs r. r. Payne and family are
spending the summer in Toronto, Can
ada.
Mr.. Henry Waldorf wilkins. stamp
clerk Of The Norfolk p0stoflicc. is spend
ing two weeks vacation in New York
and Vermont.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-06
A WEEK IN SOCIETY
Continued from Sixth Page.)


Mr.. and Mrs. ]. j. Miller are visiting
lends at AIR. Miler's former residence,
iddleton, y. y. during the first part
their vacation, ana the latter part
,ey Will spend at the home of Mrs.
iller. at BLACK Rock. Conn. Miss
RANGES l.. Quimhy, of Suffolk. 4 pupil
I Mr. Miller viii have charge OF Christ
hurch organ during his absence.
Mrs. Joseph r. Allyn. Misses Emily
I'D Mabel Allyn and Mr.. Herman Allyn
1T Tuesday for the Sweet Chalybeate
brings.
Mrs. II. C. Williams ana family left
tuesday, to join Miss Vera Williams.
7 the Montgomery White Sulphur
brings.
Mrs. George w. Taylor and family
e summcring at the sweet Chalybeate
brings.
Misses Fannie and Mamie Doyle icf;
tuesday 10 visi; friends IN Rocky
cunt and Wilson, n. G.
Miss Emily Gibson, who has been
lending the summer at the Beach and
it'll friends in Hampton. returned to
or home in Concord, y. c.. Thurs
ny.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Smith. Miss
IarENivmillicn and Mr.. il. Garnctt
NTH, who have been ut Miss Boushs
lttaSc at Virginia Beach during the
.onth OF July. are at home again.
Mr.. w. Kearney Williams left Thurs
ny to spend several weeks at his home
| Warrenton. y. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Iredell Jenkins
re at the Sweet Chalybeate Springs.
Rev. Griffin Bull OF Atlanta, Ga. IS
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-06
Store Closes Promptly at 6 P. RI; Sat
Newly little prices ON little things
Toilet Articles.

Colgite's Viorls Toilet soap-ic. n
An;bris;le, Tooth Brnshes-5c. each.
1e'low Periect Complexion Powder
Hair Brushes-larrc size-sc. each.
FRENCH Toilet Soaps cakes in n box
Te,low's swansdown Powder-loc. a
Petroleum Jclly-l2-ounce jars-loc. n
Heather Bells Toilet Soaps cakes in
box-l5c. a box.
Eu,hymol Tooth raste-l9c. tube.
Fragrant Tooth Powder-5c. a bottle
Cioict Talcun Powdcr-!c. a box.
Cniicura Soap-l7c. a cake
Ruh!foam-l1c. Il bottle
Caider's Dontine-i7c. Il bottle.
Soisntc's Dental Powdcr-i7c. a bottle.
Dr. Parker Pray's Nal Enamel-lec. a
Co'Ea,e's Shampoo Mixture-25c. a
Mic he 81, Pest Quality Bay Rum
Michelsen's Bay Rum Toilet Soaps
ro cakes in a hoX-2Sc a box
H1;oycrs , She rciisl,-ic. bottle.
Cleaner-ic. "A box.
Ammonia-lar-e botlles-4c. each.
IetrolcIIm Jclly-G-ounce hottlcs-5c.
Witch liazel-G-ouncc bottlcs-Sc. each.
Camrhor lcc-Sc. IA tube. 49,
All-brisilc Nail Hrushos-lOc. each.
2-stitch Whsk Broom-large sizc-ioc.
colsa,c's Palm. or Turkish Bath Soap
Colsate's sachet Powder-sc 4 pack
age.
Quadruplc ;Ntracts-viole,. white rose
or heliotrope ounce bottles Joe
s-inch unhrcaknble Rubber Combs
Zoe. each.
Fine Quality Powder Pums-loc each
Fern Leaf Toilc, Soaps cakes in a
lHc: a box.
G-ouncc bottles of Imported Fay Kun,
Int u bottle
Packers Tar Soap--l5c. cake
ilstcratcd Toilet Iowdcr-l7c. 4 hottie
Murray and I.aninan's Florida WAN
l9c. Il bottle
Cuentin's Bath Tahlcts-ior n bottle.
Metal Soap HoNos-l9c. each
stick.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-06
Regarding the
"Anlericatl Lady" Corsets.

The very highest points of excel
lence are reached in The construction
OF The "Americ1n Lady" corSets.
Many of our patrons, who have
worn other makes for years ana years.
after giving The "Americm Lady"
oorSetS a trial, have become infatuated
with them' declaring them to I've the
most comfortable corsets they have
ever worn.
The american Lady" French
gore summer corSetS are made OF tine
French baliSte--lisht ana cool.
81 A PAIR.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-06
Stationery.

Good quality Writing. Paper. SC. a box.
y box OF any initial. or embossed
SaNSorfolk. Va" Writing Paper-for
Star Brand Superfine quality writing
paper-plain or ruled-any size-lOc,
pound. Envelopes to match. So.
pack -
Real Scotch Linen. cream laid. extra
hae writing paper-ruled or plain
any s!ze-i5c. a pound. Envelopes
10 match. &C. n pack.
Grown Imperial Parchment, antfoue
finish, cream laid writing paper
court shapes-l0c. a pound. Eve.
- Iopes 10 match, &c. pack
hurleuts tine quality Mourning Paper,
Treasury Bond-a paper for foreign
corresrondence = boxes containing
~ sheets OF paper. same number
or enveloDes-50c.
liurlnuts Ode Parchment Bond Tab
!sts-izure and white-iOc eacn
Envelopes to match. loc. a pack
Crushed Veilurn. in Octave and st
James sizes. azure and creayn-1sc
Pound. envelopes 10 match, &C.
Saniord'i lnk-3c. bottle.
M0c!age, &c. a bottle
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-06
WATT. RETTEw & CLAY.
tremendous Reductions on our
eCOnd floor. Read about them.

IN oroer TO clean up the balance have reduced
FOUR Sd WHITE DUCK SUITS, NOW si.oS EACH.
ONE S. WHITE P. K SUIT, NOW $3.50
ONE 81 WHITE P. K. SUIT, SLIGHTLY soMED, Nows,
ELEVEN 81 WHITE DUCK SKIRTS, NOW sos EACH
BOYS 75c. WASH SUITS, NOW 371zc. EACH.
BOYS $3.50 WASH SUITS NOW 75c EACH
BOYS "MOTHERs FRIEND" LAUNDERED WHITE wAIsTs
SLIGHTLY SOILED-- SIZES ONLY--NOW DC Each
LADIES' CSC. PERCALE WAISTS NOW 1916 EACH
LADIES' 800. PERCALE WAISTS NOW 100 EACH
LADIES' SOC. PERCALE WAISTS NOW 3oc EACH
LADIES' 75c. WHITE INDIA LlNON WAISTS, NOW SOC EACH
LADIES' 75c. PERCALE WAISTS NOW 5oc EACH
LADIES' st25 AND $3.50 PERCAlE WAISTS NOW z5c EACH
ALOI OF SLIGHTLY SOILED WHITE p K. AND FINE INDIA
LlNON WAlSISWEtE SIPS, $3.50 AND si0oEACH-. NOW
z5c EACH
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-06
Belts and Buckles.

h'a ,5S' o oidiized or gilt Pei. Buckles
our, regular &c. soc. and zee. Belt
W., klckieS-now lac. each.
WHITE Kid Belts-lec. each.
t.2teni. leather Belts-l9c. each.
A;i-1eother, kid lined Belts-i9c. each.
L!ectr.e Jet Beaded Belts-ihc nc.
Mnd.now i7c;-the 81 kind. now
KIND. now sl.50-the $3.50 Kind. now
S--ihe $50 Kind. now s. 20
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-06
Fancy Combs

The newest shape Empire Combs-sc.
Zoe. ana &c each.
The newest shape Pompadour Combs
Sc. and iGc each.
The newest shape SIDE Combs--ths
regular 5Pc. grade. al PC. pair.
Sel!ul0!d Side Combs-l0c. a pair.
New side Combs-with brilliant rhine
Stone tops-S9c.. 81. $3.50 and 81 a
New Empire Combs. 81, $50 and 50
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-06
A happening in Wash Goods.
Pretty l25c. Cordettes, now &c. yd.

Weyc changed the price line of Stripes They have
been l214c yard up to last night ' ~
PICK FROM THE LOT NOW AT o1lc
These Cordet this goods white grounds with
coored stripes also plain navy blue pink lavender great vale At
Ollc yard - e'N"' '"''' d"
In connection with the shall sell
ANY REMNANT OF WASH GOODS ON OUR COUNTERS
AT EXACTLY HALF OF IT'S ORIGINAL PRICE
hs means that you can get from to yard lengths all sorts of
~ % Soo nal SOFA rom Sc on up to 25 at from up to
'@14' yard vi course the best will so quickest. early
hSat pres
DIS the i.c
udcolor a &C. ard
bue-w case
Sc Il yard. -""e"'
Pecaic
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-06

Glass Towolllng-pret red and blue
grade AZ -. Il yard ~
Ten splendid styles OF regular soc
turkey Red pamask. to SO at S7isc
Heavy household absorbent Crash. Is
inches VIDE. all-lincn. woven bor-
ders. The regular l0c. grade. at &c.
Turkish Bath Towcls-woven borders
&c. each.
Oat Meal .All-Linen Towels-woven
borders-5c. each.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-06
rN0TNslANr EnIsCopAL.

Christ corner Of Frsemason ana
Cumberland streets. Rev. DR.. c. E
Gramn-er roctor-Morning prayer ana
sermon at IL o'clock. Evening prayer
ar o'clock
ST. pauls, Church and Cove streets.
Rev y. u. Tucker, u. d. rector-Ser-
vices ~ II a. III. and D. m
s. Luke's. corner oS Cranky and
Butte streets. Rev. y. :. Ilovd u II
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-06
5 great Midsummer Notion Sale
IS doing world OF good.

be
OF little things S ff "s ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
DELAYS 0 'NP ~'Se ~" Po'"p"9' l"sieI De no
lhese lists hint Of what is ready for you Read them
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-06
Notions.

Mourning pins-lc. n box.
White W lolc Boues-Sc. 4 dozen.
aluminium Hair l.ns-ic. a dozen.
pair.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-06

cifce,s-the csc grad. to 20 at 49c
each
Ncsuiar .oc grade short length B.cy-
Gle brawcrs. to 80 at 30.
Woven Madras Nc"iiscc Shirts. col.
lars ana pair of euiis-50c each.
Ali-ovcr Elastic Suspendcrs. KID ends
2'c. Il u'!r
che k and 5iiipc pyjamns. Si.oo :, suit
All ron I!.i7s;iichcd White Hand
N'rch cfs-thc -5c. grade. to so at
3 for aoc.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-06
A tWo=weeks' gathering OF
liable Linen Remnants===cf1eap.

,S M past two weeks yard has been cut at
tor. These shall sell tomorrow ~ ~ - ~ 10 =" e''e
AT VERY SMALL PRICES
This affords good ance get cloth or two at considerable
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-06

Mems Elmo Nainsocit Shirts ana Draw
-, ors-i he one gl-tdc--ni "1i.c. each
The ceicbrnfed Williams Galbris.ga,
shirts ana Drawora- the 30. Grade
at l9c. each
Fancy Ribbed Undcrwcar-tan. blue
puk-tn" SOC. grad. at 20. each.
Odd lot OF - ana a7iac. Drawers TO
20 at 3 pair for 5hc.
REGULAR !pc. Iicmstlichcd Colored Bor-
dor i'andkcrch efs, to so at &C.
Tho rcgulnr tl.25 grade White SILK
Front shirts. TO 30 al CSC each.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-06

Glass Linen Tcweis-al Mnen-red ana
blue ehcells-jc. each
Regular lie. extra heavy. all-llnen
woven border HucS Towels. at
Q ENceptiona,ly good quality Linen
Crash Towels-woven red bordersH
Toe. EACH
Extra heavy Damask Towels-o4x5o
lnches-dcep knotted fringe-25c.
Masniicert hemstitchcd Huck Towels
-SN4- inches white, blue and red
woven borders-25c. each.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-06

Fine Tcrmslorf Blaci; Richoiieu
Ribbed L.slc Stock.ngs-a splendid
3llac. stocking. at .5c. u pair.
Childtcn's Fancy SILK Plaid Stockings.
10 80 at pair Tor &c.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-06

Children's fine rib and dropst.,ch
stocking and ends OF the
l2lac.. lac. lee. lines. to so at Toe.
pairs pair FOR 25c.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-06
Bargains in
Ladies' NeCkWear.

Full length and width fine white
Null 1ies--fut ends finished with
lace--to so at age. each. They
were lOc.
White and Ecru Net Tios-dcen lace
ends-thc soc. grade. to go ut 25c.
White, =. X Band Bows-sligh,ly
SoHed were 2,c. now Toe. each.
White Swiss Chcmiscttcs. viii, stocl,
collar-inished With SWISS embroid-
ery-were 800. now 3D. each.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-06
So Silk Yelling, $3.50.

A perfect quality of all-pure-silk
rlch Black Yelling, ~ inches wide,
with s-inch border--a actual s. grade
$3.50 a YARD.
6TTc-1T11i-a-half yaris are enough
for veil.
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BOOKS.



lBeES1r AND CHEAPEST
II SAFE Ever Known. over 800. 900
u1n.s Of literature are on sale and
Z, being offered at the lowest fig
- In the last century; 10000 mag
srnss at ic TO &c. each; 1000 paper
uT,.s from lc. to i0c.; 10000 school and
TIT books from Sc TO nc: 65, 600 novels
a.. works Of fiction from &c. TO zoe: 1900
rsieal books from l0c. 10 sl.W each:
100 standard sets from 0oc. TO 1000;
100 sets Of encyclopedias, Sl.Oo to 5000.
III In fact. books covering every branch
4 literature at or about one-hfth the price
nked by the publishers; NO catalogues
Issued; secondhand school books, review
hooks and books OF all kinds bought sold
iit exchanged. highest cash prices paid
alls q, residences free. COVERINGS
NEW YORK BOOK EXCHANGE ISL
s'usdgay. between 9th and 10Th sts.; open
rsnlnN
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cciveA CO. treatment: Jno. Madrizkl 53T
=. l3J;h-St.. scarlet fever and innamma-
ton of brain: Moritz Trout lay In
cataleptir trance 81 days: John Goldberg.
el6 Flushi.y- ave. paralysis " left eye
and mouth. ". Neufeld. o. Meserole- st.
Brooklyn. epilepsy: John Long, 2'6 briggs
ave. Brooklyn. Inflammation brain and
apoplexy: F. Conner. las IenOx- ave.
apoplexy
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,xr,orEs. CrRIOs. SILVER.

syRNE. dealer in modern and an
u ton. china and brie-a ,orac, OLD paint
rss' miniatures laees and ANTIQUE s snnwls'
old jewelry bought. soia ana zee eN w LEI
nina repairing a specially. -Oo " IIO1"'
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STORAGE.

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HAEGER STORAGE WAREHOUSES;.
Shave. 33d TO oath sts.-Storags for
furniture. etc; padded vans for moving.
city or country; boxing packing. shipping
and Insurance: estimates furnished. Tele-
phone call $40 3sth-st
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UMBRELLAS AND CANES.

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BEST 500 recovering. usual Sl.2. ALL
silk s2O0. usual SO 80: umbrellas sold
and repaired. HAYWARD, CT East
i2Jth-s 81.
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TYPEWRITERS.

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TYPEWRITERS bought. sold. rented, re-
paired best machines. lowest prices:
trial free: telephone. CONSOLIDATED
TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE. 2l1 B'way.