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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-25
COTTON MARKETS.

NDW YORK July 2f.-COTTON-The
cotton market was not acllNc, nut shoWeu
considerable frmncss most OF the session,
at one time advancing 70 point . 10 ;
points over the closing figures of Satur-
dav after Opcniug steady at gam or
I To = points. The general feeling was
ANYTHING but confident, so far as the local
traders were concerned. largely owing 10
however were better than had been
looked FOR. and led 10 covering by the
more cautious shorts. But, as a class.
the bears attached more Importance 10
the generally favorable character or the
weather conditions in the cotton belt, re-
r,orfs indicating that beneficial rains had
fallen Ia almost every section htit.viuie
threatened by drought. The Atlantic
States were reported 10 be uncer an SA-
ceptionany promising OUTLOOK. IN.
shorts. however. are not over-conhdent
as reports from the dry goods trade ana
from American spinning districts were
generally favorable Private cables also
Indicated a good outlook Tor European
cotton spinnors with orders In both coun-
tries generally extending long distance
I'D, Inc future for fabrics and yarns.
During the afternoon the market eased
IN "A little ON local liquidation closing
ouiet. unchanged 10 points higher.
coTrcN-Futures opened quiet and
steady. July. $40: August 5.53; Septem-
hcr 4 ~. october. $50. November. 574.
nccember. 577: January. 5S2. February,
SS5. March. -, october 5.el, May 3 rs
T,,tures closed Quiet. July. 55l: An.
,,ret 4 10. September. $50: October 5Gq.
~ovembe- 574: December b7a. January
$50 Fehruarv 5.S6: March. $40; April.
sos May. 5.97.
srot cotton closed quiet; middling up
lands. a.16: middling gulf, 6 7-l6; sales.
205 bales.
coTToN-ouiet; middllng. 6 3.l6: gross
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-25
INSURANCE FRAUD.
\ Man Hypnotizcd to Represent Death
and "A Wax Figure Buried.

BRISTOL. TENN. July Especial
During February last Thomas Chase. a
farmer aged about forty-eight years.
and residing at Aulligan. Carter county.
Tenn. was reported as having died Of
the grip. after an illness of a few DAYS.
on the following day a simple funeral oc-
CURED. and what was supposed TO be
the remains of the farmer. We're inferred
In the country church-yard az Mlligan.
a few dav. later it was announced IA
the local press that Chasc's life was In
was correct and later the several In
surance companies on which his different
policies We're written. deposited the money
I'm the banks Of Knoxville, and Johnson
City Tenn, 10 be paid 90 the widow oi
the insured
Mrs. Chase received 5000 OF the insur-
ance. 10 Us stated. but the banks have just
been eni0ned through Chancellor Smith,
of Johnson city. from paying over the
balance OF the funds.
I'm their application for an Injunction,
the attorneys for the Insurance comDa-
MES allege that fraud had been Derpe-
trated 90 obtain the insurance money:
that the insured had probably been made
the victim of scientific hyDnotism on the
part of some person or persons lu Oi'fison
with the wife OF Chase that a wax figure
was Inferred and pronounced 20 Doe the
body Of Chase. that the Insurance had
been obtained in the first place by mis-
representation. and that Chase had been
seen alive On Knoxville. Tenn. two
months after his reported death.
n was reported at the time Chase was
supposed 10 have died that he showed
signs of being under hypnotic influence,
and that when he was being prepared
for burial he arose from the bed and
talked with those about him, but ex-
uired a few minutes later.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-25
THE REVOLT GROWS.
The Meeting OF Anti GOebel Demo
Gratis &C Bowling Green Large one.

The Meeting OF Anti GOcbel Demo
Gratis &C Bowling Green Large one.
BOWLING GREEN, KY, July 2i-The
anu-Goebel meeting here to-day was
largely attended. Ex-Congresman W. r..
owens sent letter condemning the nomi-
nation OF Goebel for Governor. and criti-
cisng the work OF the Louisville cOnven-
ton. The meeting adopted resolutions
condemnng the meeting inaugurated by
so-caled Democrats I'm Eastern states
10 abandon the principles of the Chicago
platform and endorsing william Jennings
Bryan for President and charging that
the state convention I'm Louisville. which
nominated Goebel was perverted from
its true purpose by sorruptiOn, fraud ana
force by intrigue aud trcachery, by IN
famous rulings Of the acting chairman
thereby setting at naught the time-hon-
ored principle Of Democracy. that the
will of the majority Of the people shdll
by the governing power
The resolutions deny that tho ticket is
entitled 10 or should receive me support
Of the party In this state.
The convention ropudiated the so-called
nominee. and "in order 10 preserve the IN
togrity OF the party and to secure the
election Of Democrats" requested a pro-
visional Executive Committee OF t"eiNe'
10 meet at Lexington, August % ana
meanwhile 10 take steps 10 secure III
representation at that meeting OF Demo-
Gratis throughout the State, who are IN
sympathy with the movement.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-25
Now Insnrance Directors.

The movement for the organization OF
an old line life-insurance company, with
its principal offices IN TINS city, Is pro
crossing satisfactorily In addition 10 the
directors whose names nave already been
published, the following have accepted
positions upon the board OF the proposed
company: Clonel Julian carr Durham
y. c.: Nathaniel Behinah' NorIoik' Va;
George A Schmelz Newport News. Va.
John W Craddock. Lyuchburg. Va, and
,rhomas Atkinson. Richmond. Va.
The directors Of the company and their
immediate friends have already taken
10000 OF the stock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-25
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK, July 2i-FLOI h-lhac-
tive and about steady
RYE FIOC R-Duu.
CORNMEAf-Quiet.
BARLEY Weak. feeding, 3sH53i2c.
BARLEY MALT-Duil.
WHEAT-Spot steady; 40 . red, ID'sc.
Options opened firm .on hiBher En -....,,
cables. Thereafter ruled dull and iresn-
lar AN day finally easing of under real
izinc and lack OF outside support North
uesf crop news was better. Closing easy
III 1lqitc net decline. Sales Included 40.
red. July closed az l'Ac, september
closed az 7Jatc.. December closed 40 ItHic.
CORN-Sp0t steady; 40. .. 3Ni,c. OPP
fions opened steady with wheat and
showed little change all day; crop news
was favorable. ciearances fair and export
trade light. closed steady nj partial
&c. net advance. July closed az dtc.;
September closed az 3Tlc' December
OATS SPOT quiet: 80. 2 2oNc. options
dull.
CUT NlEATs-Firm: picked hams. SO
LARD Steady. July closed at $40
nominal Refined steady.
pORK-Dun.
BUTTERFLY western creamery l'lf
49,: state dairy. 1#1nl1c.
CHDESE-F large white. sac.
EGGS Irregular. state anad PennSNl-
vania. l5nlGc. western. fresh. l"1l '.tc.
POTATOES-Easy, fair To- prime SlH
CABBAGE-stcady; Long Island, $3.50
a.
TURPENTINE- Steady.
ROSIN- Steady.
f'OTrON-SEFD OIIs-Steady
PETROLEUM-Firm
RICE-Steady.
COFFEE Options opened steady ~ nm
changed prices. and ruled moderately ac-
H..r. II. .
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-25
NA.AL STORES

CHARLESTON. s. c.. July 24-TUR-
PENTlNE- Market steady al SOC: sales.
none.
ROSIN-Firm and unchanged: sales.
none.
SAVANNAH GA. July 2f-SPIRITS
OF TURPENTlNE-Firm at fOc.; no
sales receipts. ~ casks.
ROSIN-Firm and unchanged sales.
2,OlG barrels; receipts, 2123 barrels.
WILMINGTON. y. c.. July 2i-SPIR-
ITS OF TURPENTlNE-Not doing
unchanged. receipts, ~ casks.
ROSIN-Steady at 9oq9Jc.; receipts, jSe
barrels.
CRUDE TI-RPENTINFi-S1 30 and s.. 10
az 20. receipts. - barrels.
TAR-Tirm at SljO. receipts, III bar
rels
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-25

BALTIMORE, MD, July 24-FLOUR-
Firm.
WHEAT-Firm. snot and month. 71ikl
IKE. August 71HNTl~c.: September
727s073llc. Southern wheat. by sample
GSN12c
CORN-Steady: mixed. spot month and
August. 3G1sc.. September. 3Gzc. 0j64 c
Southern white corn. &c asked.
OATS-Duu. 40. white. ;Ois03lc.
RYF,-lNominal: No. nearby. 5Gc.
SUGAR-Coarse graduated. sos. fnC
graduated. Sjl5S. tone strong.
CHFESE-Stea
BUTTER Steady. fancy creamery. 190
oOc: good ladle Haze.
EGGS Steady al l2c
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-25

after the pin is closed. fitting IN the end
of the sheath to lock the point.
a California woman has patented
hat-holding device for opera chairs.
which can De folded mp against the bot
tom Of the chair having n fiat tray sus-
pended by means OF bellows-like ar
rangcment. which allows IL TO drop down
when the seat is brought into a horizon
tai position.
Tho use of "a seperate comb in hair
cutting is made unnecessary 10y new
BARRIERS implement. which has comb
formed ON the side Of one Of the shea-
blades. with the teeth graduated I'M
length. 20 bring the ends of the hairs be-
tween the blades for cutting.
TO assist persons in escaping from
fires "a new extension truck is fitted with
a basket suspended ON a rope, which
runs over "a pulley at the top Of the lad
der. with "a windlass carried by the truck
10 raise and lower the basket.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-25

receipts, $50 bales; sales, 200 bales, STOCK
1890 bales; exports To Great BrltHh
4 bales: 10 the Continent, lvJJ DaieS' ~
France. 30 bales. mn, ,.to...
Total to-day-Net receipts, 2SI bales
exports TO Great Britain, balea -.
France. 90 bales; 10 the continent -''''
bales; stock. 3O2.s J1 bales. ,, 49,.
COMMUNICATIVE receipts, 3,Gg3 bales
exports 20 Great Britain l.Nf pdles' 10
France, 30 bales. to the Continent 100
bales.
Total since September 1st-Net receipts
S2:l7lS bales: exports % Great britain,
3.iGS. 1O1 bales: 10 France, ths.o1i paiea 3
TO tho Continent 2,5y6.JSJ bales.
NEW ORLEANS. July 2f-CoTToN-.
Futures closed steady, July 565; August
J.4BuJ.f4 September, 80 bid; OCTOBER
5.40n54. November, 54lNJ.43; Deem
Der. JfSd5.49. January 90 1913, ep-
ruary, 5.JjN5.J6, March 5.5JgO.Ol'
LIVERPOOL July III p. Moot
TON-Spot in fair demand. prices easier ,
American middling. 3Nd. Inc sales ol
the day were 10000 bales. of which JV)
wero for speculation and export, and IN
cluded 900 bales American. Receipts,
1000 bales. including 1000 American.
Futures opened quiet and closed quiet
hat steady: American middling. ]. m. C..
July, 1861 sellers. July and August.
g 1S-Gf03 1904. sellers. August ana sep
tembcr g f7-GlN3 1864. sellers September
and October 3 1G-GfH3 1901. sellers
October and November 3 lJ-Gin3 1866.
sellers. November and December, pcccin-
Der and January. January and FEBRUARY.
3 14-GfN3 1904. buyers, FcDruafN ana
March. 1J-GiG3 1864. sellers, March ana
April 3 lG-G4 buyers April and May.
3 1904. sellers. May and June, 1000
= 1861
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-25
TRAILING SKIRTS UNDER A BAN.
Housekecpers Told They should Admit
Nome Whose skirts Show Dust

Some letters have appeared lately on the
unnealthlness. as well as uncleaniiness'
OF allowing long skirts to tran IN the
dust-which, by the way. nobody does
ana after them came an amazing TRADE
saving that householders would be per
fectly justified ia refusing admittance 70
anv visitor who arrived thus germ-laden.
Imagine the parlor maid. answering IN.
door With an inch tape in her hand.
"Yes. madam, mistress is at home; out
wound YOU allow me 20 measure your
skirt? Forty-four inchesl I'm afraid
but l am so tail. II only touches
81 am sorry. madam, but ~ Is mistress
limit -.
or Excuse me. madam, but your skirt
mas a border OF dust. l am not allow
ed"
''Oh. but assure you II mas nor uA''eo'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-25

NEW YORK. July 2f-An upward
movement i'm bleached cottons was init
ated TODAY. Market in bleached in very
good condition. Brown sheetings and
drills are an moderate demand but very
firm Export grades advancing Print
r. oths frmor Sales Of JOO0O pieces regtl-
lars nj 2a.c outside OF Fall River Prints
I'm fair demand and firm. Ginghams are
quiet and firm. Mems wear wooiicns and
worsteds I'm good request. Dress goods
soil fairly well. prices firm
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-25
Dividing the Responsibility.

Francis-Mampna, wish Ethel would
answer me when | talk 20 her.
Mamma-YOu'ye nobody but yourself 10
blame II she won't speak 10 you, after
you put all those horrid burrs In her hair.
It's almost impossible 20 get them out.
Frances-Well. IL may be my fault that
I put them In. bur II isn't my fault that
It's hard to get them out.-liarDer's ia.
zar
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-25
Queer Collection OF Bu u, S.

The wife OF an English clergyman has
made a collection OF all the buttons plac-
ed In the offertory bags during the last
two or three years and has fastened them
70 cardboard In various cunning shapes
OF animals. birds. and flowers. AS ba-
zaar Is shortly TO take place In connection
with the church work. she has had these
button pictures photographed. and copies
will be on sale at the talr.-chicago
Times Herald.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-25
CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO. July 2l-A large increase
in the visible supply caused loss of am
early advance of Csc. in wheat to-day
September closing unchanged az 7Oi.1
70tc. Corn closed q shade higher and
oats KAYE. lower. Provisions collapsed
under the execution OF stOp-loss orders.
Pork lost 15017isc. lard Zoe, and ribs De-.
The leading futures ranged ~ follows:
OMEN High Low. C.nse
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-25
ne ne &c s.elsl;;so'EE5aasze

II only slipped from my hand for one
moment
10 doubt madam. but YOU see, mis-
tress has such a dread OF the bssilisks.
u is certain that nothing could be more
uncleanly than 10 play ;he part Of street
sweeper with ones skirts. hut there are
r-acilcally no women who have the folly
or bad taste 20 do this.-Lady's Pictorial.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-25
prANrT MARKETS.

NORFOLK. VA. July 24.-P2ANUTS-
Farmers stock-Fancy &C.; strictly prime
ga.43s.c.: prime. 3iac. ordinary, 3q34c
pound. Spanish, 81 per bushel.
PETURSBIrRG. VA, July 24-PEA
NI-Ts-There arc. no changes in the pea
nut market
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-25
A Murderer Shot.

vIrNoT. ARK. July ei-Chick Davis.
the negro murderer OF WIZ Grin, re-
spected farmer WAS ilhehed mere carly
today. lie was overtakeh IN corniield
-, .,,,ooed both barrels OF his gun at
go n,rsuinsr party and was then fred
mon nv them and killed instantly.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-25

Richmond. Va. July 81. 1890.
seabrook's Crenshaw's. ShockOe Stone
van AIleahany and Old Dominion ware
houses today reported. Receipts, %
hogsheads. deliveries, los hogsheads.
Tobacco Inspections to-day were 6
bright and q dark hogsheads.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-25

PORT NEWPORT NEWS. JULY q, 1890
ARRIVED.
Barge Thomas. New York.
BARGE Monarch. Boston.
Barge Lone Star. Boston.
Steamship 81. Enoch, Antwerp.
steamship Barcelona. Sew York.
SAILED.
Steamship Lord Lansdown. Belfast
Steamship LacrOma Genoa.
Barge ocean Belle Providence.
schooner Crosby. Portland.
Schooner Peck New Haven.
Schooner ~. Brown. Charleston.
schooner Barnes. New Haven.
PORT or WEST POINT JULY %. 1890.
ARRIVED.
Steamship panvillc. BOYD. Baltimore
naeeenecrs and general cargo.
SAILED.
Steamship Danviuc Boyd. Baltimore
plsseneors and general cargo.
PORT BERMUDA HUNDRED, JULY q.
SAILED.
Schooner Pearl Redman, loaded with
lumber Baltimore Nd.
Schooner chief. Kline, loaded with lum-
Der, Hampton. Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-25

Pacific Mall ......... ....''.'''''. ,ss..A
PEOPLES Gas ........ ....... ...s.. LIZA
Pressed Steel car .......- ......'.. "a
Pressed Steel Car pfd..... ........ so's
Pullman Palace car ..... ......... l09,2
Standard Rope and Irvine ......... ~
Standard on ........ .'..'' ''''''' ,5ofa,
sugar .......- .'.'''' '''''''.'''''' 1iI9SH
Sugar pfd ....,.... '......'ss'..'. 10 10
Tenn Coal and Iron ..,............ %
United states Leather ..,....'....' -o,s
United states Leather pfd.......... "a
United states rubber ...... ....... -
United States Rubber pfd... ...... LOB
Western Union ..-...... .''''..''. 10
BONDS.
United states rs. req. ........ 1000
United States SIS. re1..... ........ 5vsts
United States 3 r, COUP. s.-... IVJts
United States new As, reg........... IDA
United States new IS, cOup.,.'..' i@V
United States old as, rcg.......... ll<'s
United States old IS, coup........ ~
United states Js, feg.............. lll;s
United states Us. COUP. ...... Il-is
District Of columbia sos ....-... ~
Alabama CClass A. ....... ....... iVJ
Alabama GLASS 80 ........ ....... ~
Alabama (Ciass . ...... ......... lOi
Alabama Currency ...... ...-.-.... yo
Atchison general IS ..... ......... 10
AtchisOn adjustment as ....-...... sJit
Canada Southern Zds ..... ........ fitt9
Chcs. and Ohio AZ. ....... ....... 9iis
Chcs. and ohio IS ........... ..... 1lJts
Chi. and y. W. Con. as .......... 40
chi. and y. w. S. r.. Deb. 5's..... T..
Chicago Terminal as ........ ..... NJ3s
Den. and Rio Grando lists ......... lVJes
Den. and RIO q. rs .-...... ...... lVut2
East Tenn. Va. and Ga. lists ..... lp&,s
Eric General As ........ .......... 90
Fort Worth and Den. city lst..... ~
General Electric IS ...... ......... us
Galveston H. and $. 4. 6s ........ ~
Galveston. II. and :. a. IDS ....... iVo
Houston and Texas Central J's 90. 10
Houston and Texas Cen. Con. Os.. ~
NH.aHHH HmN NUH
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THE TIMES. RICHMOND VA. TUESDAY JULY 20. 1899
TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

gross. sheep 3d4c. gross; lambs, 4d5isc.
.,ross. hogs 81 4gHi.tD.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-25

STOCK QUOTATIONS.


100.
Atchison .......' '..''- '''''''''''' an
Atcnison pa ..;..... ...''''.''''' ~
Baltimore ana Ollo '''''' $1,000 q,
C,..,i', ,sd,i6arn ............ 5al
Central Pacific ....... .....-..'...' ~
Clos and OHIO ......-. s.-...'s' - IS
ChiCago Great Western ..'''..''''' rs
Cbi pur and Quincy. lotr.l
chi. ind. and L..... ............. H.4
Chi, Ind. and j.. pa. '....'-.''''' 1l
Cni ano East Ill.,. .''-'''''' ,,,..
chicago ah4 N"i III" Cs.'-' '''''''' if,'
Chi, ROCK j. ana ia.l.lc' '''''''''' -
c., Co q. ana '7l. 1ou.'' '''''-''''' a..
COLORADO soltneln ....''...ti ''''''''' 4att
CoiotoGo tl',',ti'.r, Id hid ....... l0i9
Del and Hudson .....--......'.... l-l-2
Del. Lack. ana Western. ..-..'..'' TO-
Den. and Rio G..... ......s.sss.ss -
Den. and Ilo O.. pfd..... .......... ti.t
IrIe ..... ..... ................. 1874
Trie Isl nfl.L.... ........... ..... aGts
Grrrt Northern pfl...... .......... 1G1
Uocl,irr Coal ...... ......... .-... 1ll4
Hooking Valley ......... .......... y
Illinois Central ...... .............. lll
Iowa Central ........ .............. iva
Iowa Central pfd.......- .......-.-. '-4
Ian. city. pitts and Guif.......-. a..
Lake Erie and western ..-.....'. Io'z
Lake Brio and W. pfd..........-.. ~
Jake onurc +..+t.... .-''-.. '''''' go.
Louis. ana Na7"''.-'.-' '''''''''''
Manhattan L..... ..... ......'.... it@
metropolitan street It4..ss. $4,000 81
Mexican Central ........ .......... 1875
Mimi and ST. Louis ............+.. 'ii2
Slim. and ST. J.. pfd.............. go
Missouri Parldc ........ ........... AIS
Mobile and Ohio ........ ......... 4ft2
Nfo. Kan. and Texas ............. 11"i
Mo- Kan and Texas pfQ.......--+. 80 %
y j. Central ........ .............. no
" y Central ........ .....-...... llO.-
Norfolk and western --..........- ~
Norfolk and Western pia...-...... tn.2
Northern Pacific ........ .......... 1n-2
Northern Pacific pfd..... ........... ~.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-25
Hats Trimmed free of Charge in MILL
merry Department.

ladies' i7c and DC Pure Isle
Thread and Fine Egyptian Cotton Vests.
in solid pink and blue. and pink and blue
pin stripes. reduced t0................i2isc
Children's l0c Swiss Ribbed Vests. first
quality. reduced to........................ DC
Ladies' ace. Pure Spun SILK Vests, re-
uNftu 10 .sftssrsssstssstrs tfsssssssF ~''
Mems and Boys Csc and 39c Fancy
and Plain Balbriggan shirts and Drawers.
reduced to.........-...-.......s.. 1oc
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-25
D;chuonders in New York.

NEW YORK. July l-Special.-Rich-
mond arrivals: Albemarle-H. Chipley.
Gusev-W. NJ. Hunt. Murray. Hiil-W G..
Hatcher. Manhattan-O. i. Backus, Mrs.
y. l.. Slmmonds.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-25

IT, s Long Waist. High Bust Corsets.
short hip. made OF fine madras. all col0rs.
lace trimmed. regular price 81. Inventory
ILl1e .........-..... l....... .oOo
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-25
DANK STOCKS
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE

Quotations are for bonds maturing In
rot less Cham ten years.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-25

Colored Lawn Wrappers. trimmed In
braid. were soc. Inventory Price. 3oc
Beautiful designs I'm Tan and Percaie
Wrappers. some with epauettes over
shoulder, were 800 and $l.ls Inventory
frlco .........-... .........................' DC
All our high-oIass Wrappers that sold at
81 and $3.50, sold coiors and white, en-
broidered trimmed, inventory price $3.50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-25

Boys Pure White Duck Suits. ages
10 years were s5c., Inventory Price tsc
Boys Washable Suits OF pure Galstca
and duck, with solid color collars. trim
med with three and four rows OF white
braid. ~ styles to select from. our tl.G
suits. Inventory Price. 75c
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-25
THE SEMI.ANNUAL INVENTORY SALE!

All prices completely slashed
without regard to former costs.
These summer goods must go
and we are prepared to accept
4 great loss.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-25

after the pin i5 closed. fitting IN the end
of the sheath to lock the point
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-25
LINZ pairs OF adies' and ChiIdrea's Fast
Black Hose, inventory price &c.

Heavy Striped Dress Ginghams. were
6hc.. Inventory Sale. per yard........3isc
Anderson's Imported Zephyr Ginghams.
real 5c., value. In this Inventory Sale,
per yard ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Fine Irish Dimity Batistc and Lawns.
good l2izc. values. Inventory Price. per
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-25

In an improved necktie for use win
.urn-over collars the strap which holds
the tic in place only extends part way
around the neck. ending In spring
clamps which are slipped under the
edge of the collar and clamped in place.
To prevent the point OF safety-pin
from Shipping out Of its sheath a newly
designed pin is fitted with lock formed
OF a sliding plate. or block. attached
10 the body OF the pin. to slide forward
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-25

An Tnglishman has designed hi
cycle support which Will hold the wheel
in an upright position while the rider Is
I'm the saddle having bar pivoted on
the side Of the frame. when carries
small wheel az the lower ena' win a
locking device to hold the wheei against
the ground at the side Of the rear
wheel
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-25

The slots are easily kept clean In
new gas burner. patented by an Aus
TRAN. the burner being divided INTO Two
sections I'm line with the SLOT win one
nortion hinged 10 the side Of the other
- he opened and expose the slot for
cleaning.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-04-27
Ahead Man Brought to Life.

In Paris recently man was revived whose
heart had actually stopped beating. a daring
surgeon cut through the dead mans ribs,
grasped his heart, set the blood in circulation
and the man breathed, opened his eyes and
lived. Il is probable. however, that the rally
i'll be of short duration, although this detracts
not at all from the miraculous nature OF the
deed. II he had kept his bowels regular. disease
could not have attacked him. Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters is natures strongest ally
When her laws have been repeatedly disre
garded, when a tired stomach has been abused
until indigestion, constipation end biiousness
are the result. then the Bitters proves its eff
cacy. 1t cannot be equalled. Your doctor
would be the first to recommend it.