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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-10-11

BEFORE BUYING A NEW STOVE OR
range call and look at my stock of Othel-
los, Sunshnes and other first-class stoves.
ranges and heaters; handsome, durable,
and price will influence you. p. II. Kier-
nan, 10 State street, west
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-10-11

WANTED, CASH AND ERRAND
boy at Krouskon's; must be willing to
work; none other need apply. Krous-
koffs s.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-08
COL. BlGGER'S SUCCESSOR.
His Son Thomas VIII be Appointed by
the Governor

Governor Tyler has decided 10 commits
sion Mr. Thomas IT, Bigger 20 succeed
his father ass Clerk OF the House OF Dele
gates and Keeper of the Rolls OF Yir-
ginia lie il already familiar with the
duties OF the office. and the Governor
says no can ON the uueXpired term as
well as anyone who could be named Il
is necessary 90 mako a speedy appoint
mcnr
Speaking ~ che death OF Colonel Bigger.
tho Governor said:
"The State has lost a faithful officer.
who. In the many years OF his public
service. s0 impressed himself upon the
people Of Virginia. and especially those
in public life. as 10 merit their highest
commentator and their wagmest appre-
citation. Flo loved hls State. and every
throb 0e his genial heart beat In sympa.
thetic unison with everything concernir><
the glorious memories and iausahie a.
plrotIOns Of the old Commonwealth. ~
which he gave HIS best energies In the
evening as wei as IN the morning Of his
long and interesting official career Ills
service 20 the State was more than an
ordinary one and therefore ! have or
dercd the State flag 90 be- placed az halle
mast on the Capitol"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-08

win Bigger. who Is connected with ms
frm of Purcell Ladd * co, ana Nrs.
Wyatt. OF Brooklyn. n. Y. Mrs Hay T.
Thornton. and Misses Mary. Lucy. Peggie
and salle Bigger. an OF Richmond MS
sisters are Mrs. Charles h. Manson, %.
columbia. s. g.. Mrs. b. +. Ladd ana
Miss Mary Bigger. Of Richmond; am
llrs. John IS. Jackson. Of fluyanna coun-
o..
some time ago colonel bigger purchas-
"a a home. about q mile from Ashland.
where he lived for the past year.
He carried on a. small farm there, sud
came t0 Richmond from time to toe
when bis duties ln Che clerks Office called
him ~ the city
A short time ago. however. Colonel
RigQer returned 20 Richmond being un-
able in his weakened state 10 stand thu
fatigue OF i0Ineyng 90 and from Ash
land. Tie remained here for a while and
then went up I'D the home Of his lifelong
friend. Dr. John Terrell In Hanover. In
the hope that the change might DO him
good. Ills strength continued To fai.
however. and De was brought back &c
Richmond where the end came.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-08

NEW YORK. June 7-COTTON-The
cotton market was cons .lcr4uIy more ac-
tive to-day, ana showed at one time
not gain OF q 90 81 points. after opening
steady 40 al advance or 4 point The inn
provement Was chiefly duo t0 the CON
tinuel very heavy demand for spot cot
tom az Liverpool. with private cables indl-
eating that under Che demand for actual
cotton boo the English market there was 4
very widespread inquiry for cotton pro-
ducts. with orders being nied well into
tlc future ln addition f0 the foreign
news. speculation was stimulated ct this
point bY reports from the southern spot
markets Co the effect That exporters and
American suiuners were in active COM
petition Tor desirable grades OF cotton,
wNh difficulty Boa obtaining assortment.
Az the same time reports from cotton
goods markets We're OF highly eucOurag-
ing character. The upward tendency Of
the market was arrested. however. by re-
ports from The cotton belle Indicating gen
orally favorable crop coalitions. There
was some liquidation and selling FOR short
account ON rains lu Louisiana, Texas,
Arlmutas and Mississippi. and showers
elsewhere ln the cotton belt The eXtraor-
binary absorption OF cotton for manufac-
turing purposes al present prices nave
however acted as a caution TO the boar
contingent especially I'm view OF the mar
kct slowly but steadily creeping MP TOT a
week or two past The disposition was 10
decrease short interest rather than 20 in
crease A feature or to-day's market was
The broadening tendency OF outside specu-
lafi0n in the staple The market closed
steady at a. net gain Of 10 . points
TrON-FNitures opened quiet and
hrm June. 80. July, 5.9t. August 3.pf;
September SOL, October 5.a5 November,
5W December sol: January. COS, Feb
ruary. COS March 6.i2; April. 6l5, May.
CTS
Futures closed steady; June, 5.e2. July,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-08
Hot Weather Specia!g.es.

You win surely want one of these new
00c Iamm0cks. They are extra size
of dark colored rope. with pillow com
piete. Phone % us and We VIII send
one. They are the best we ever saw
for 00c.
Fun Size Screen ROors, walnut stained,
extra heavy wire, 3Dc.
Extension Screens. llXiZ, regular prlce
15c. Tor Oc or Q for zoe.
Medium Size Wooden Ice Bowls. &c
Hardwood Galvanized Lined Charcoal
filled RofrigoratOrs viii hold O. pounds
OF icc - -.
Snow Ball Shlvors. 15c.
2-Ouart Double Action Ice Cream
rroczore oJc.
Vanished Handled Tee Picks. Be.
large size Revolving Fly Fans. ga
coolers. for 81 - that usually sell for
- 60. a.
Shall Vanished Croquet Sets soc
IN heavy wood box.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-08
Mems Night Robo -pecial, SOC.


partys success. lie was secretary 90
nearly all of tho State Democratic cone
veulons for years pl7g and hlled me
positions most ac-eutabIy of secretary ot
State Democrat. committees and of the
Richmond CITY Democratic Committee.
He was secretary of tur electoral col-
leges of Virginia in lnD ard lsi. and was
the bearer of their votes for Hancock
and English and Cleveland and Iien-
bricks respectively. 20 Washington cry.
IIo was secretary OF the electoral cole
leges of Virginia. Boo lss3 and 1872. ana
his experience in the preparation OF me
forms 90 bo observed On those occa'i IONS
proved of great value tO the colleges AZ
the request of Chairman Eilyson, DE
served as secretary of the State Demo
cratic Committee in 1894. and was untir-
Ing Boo his labors
Not until his age and health prevented
did he cease to give his active labors %
the Democratic party 10 which he was
loyal at AN times
tits efficiency as n public official, his
fathfu.uo5s 20 duty. and his dcmoanor
in au the works of NE were commend
abio in the highest degree. no man ever
spoke iU of John Rell Bigger He was
popular with ALL and his genial smile al-
ways greeted his friends when be met
them.
EVERYONE KNEW HIM
Perhaps 100 man in virginia was 500
widely known among the polucidns Oh
the state as WAS Colonel Bigger. Ihefe
is not a member or eX-memDer OF the
Virginia House OF Delegates who was not
personally acquainted with him. lnous'
ands OF citizens from all over the state
who come 10 Richmond from time 20
a.. fr.s q Do OFFS IA
measure met and learned 90 know the
popular clerk of the House. His Office
was for many years "A rendezvous FOR
politicians. state. county and municipal
Whenever they came % Richmond they
almost always dropped IN upon The genial
clerk 20 exchange greetings, swap jokes
and gather some Information about poli'
teal matters in other parts of the state
than their own. often have twenty-five
citizens from as many different parts of
the State been seen in Colonel Bigger's
office at the same time. lle received
them AN ln the most cordial way. and
when they bid him eo0d-hy they usually
felt On better spirits for havias been with
him.
Ills good humor was contagious. lie
was always cheerful and ever ready 90
tell ana amusing anecdote. Tie Was the
best Of company natural SIT. and a
man OF unusually quick intellectual
faculties.
Thousands AN over Virginia VIII De
deeply grieyed 10 learn OF the death or
man who served his party. his state ana
his people with loyalty and devotion TO
the end OF his life.
HIS FAMILY.
Colonel Bigger married Miss Annie
Muse. OF Dunsvlle. Essex county. VIZ
einia, daughter OF a prominent citizen OF
that county. She survives him with ten
Thomas w. Bigger
clerk 10 the State Board 81 Agriculture,
Hunter Mcclure Bigger, of Chdrlottes-
vile: Samuel W. bigger. assistant clerk
Of the House OF Delegates. now engaged
- business In Charlottesville. John Bald
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-08

BALTIMORE, June 7-FL0rR-Quiet
and easy.
month. T5Q75.c.. J1y 1t' la1G4r: A1-
gust. 774,c asked. Southern wheat by
sample IogIgc.
corn Steady. spot and month"; 80 n
g7s.c. July. 31A03sc., southern yellow.
4Od41c.
oats Quiet: 30. d So 32i2c.
RYF-Dull.
BUTTER-Steady and unchanged
EGGS Steady and unchanged.
CIrFESE- Quiet. large. SIC.
LETTUCE Quiet at 2J1 SOC. per uushe4
WrfIrsKY- Steady and unchanged
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-08

oscar Slsson and Esther Wallace intro.
duced a new sketch 20 the patrons OF tho
Auditorium last night and both these
favorltes were seen az their hest.
Misses Fields and Russell didn't allow
the warm atmosphere to interfere with
their clever dancing act and the Three
Rubes made many laughs in fhelr CONT
cal act.
Lawrence Crane mada r.w friends ard
tho De Fillppis pleased With their gro.
tSsque dances.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-08

NEW YORK. June Spot business has
s,.atber again checking operations The
mail-ordor demand keeps up fairly. Well
buf The aggregate 1sults have been below
recent average Demand for dark fancy
-s.r. baine booked for those in nil
Grades Brown. bleached and coarse COLI
ccred cottons without new feature OF mo-
mont Print cloths idle but firm. STABLE
worsted dress goods are tending upwards.
sUks Irregular Tor fancy lines.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-08

NORFOLK. VA. june Special.-In-
tenseiy warm weather prevailed here to-
day. The thermometer az the Weather
Bureau registered % degrees AT 3 O'Clock
this afternoon No prostrations are re-
ported.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-08
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.


PORT or RICHMOND JUNE q. 1899.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Albemarle. Glover. Norfolk.
merchandise and passengers, Old Do
mini0n Steamship Company
Schooner S. w Anderson Brewer. New
York cement S. IT, Halves % 60.
coal. Wake AZ BaIItlIc-
SAILED.
steamer pocahontas. Graves. Norfolk.
merchandise and passengers. virginia
Navigation Company.
Steamer Albemlrle. Glover. Norfolk.
merchandise and passengers, Old Do
minion Steamship Company.
PORT NEWPORT NEWS. JUNE Z 1870
ARRIVED.
Steamer Joseph Oteri. Port Maria.
SAILED.
Steamer ApDOmattoX. London.
Schooner Henry Sutton. Boston.
schooner Fannie Brown. Charleston.
PORT or WEST POINT, JUNE 7, 1899.
ARRIVED
Steamship Danviile. Boyd Baltimore,
Messengers and general cargo.
-f.IfU-nID flm titA, haynes. Malta
poni river landings, passengers and gem
eral cargo.
Steamship Daryiile. Boyd, Baltimore,
naeseugers and general cargo.
Steamship Elm city, Haynes Malta.
poni river landings. passengers and gen
eral cargo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-08

prANrT MARKETS

NORFOLK. VA. june 7-pEANI'Ts-
Farmers stOck-Fancy. $780,. strictly
prime 3Isc. prime, 3isc., ordinary. -. use.
pound Market Alm ana unchanged
pETDRSb rRG VA. June PEA
NUTS Virginia. 3'sc, Spanish o1i.c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-08
TOBACCO EXCHANGE

Richmond, Va. June 7. 1899
Offerings AT auction to-day were made
on Change by Mossrs George A Haynes
Silas Shelburne W b Palmer & Co, and
Emmett Dickerson.
Mr. George A. Haynes sold forty-eight
(46l packages Of Caroline and Louisa
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-08
NAVAL STORES.

CHARLESTON. s. c.. june TT r.
none. ,, ,
none
VIII MTNGTON. y. c.. June 7-SPlR-
IT'S OF TURPENTINE-Nc doing.
prices unchanged. receipts casks.
.ROsIN-Dull az gVGJ5c.. receipts, 2UO
barrels.
CRDUE TURPENIlNl.-Qu quiet at SIG
AVID s21OI2 20. receipts. 60 barrels
TAR-Ffrm ~ $50. receipts, - barrels.
SAVANNAH. GA. June 7-SPIRITS
OF TtRP Firm az 'yi,c. sales.
0sO casks receipts ! 90 casks.
ROSIN- Firm az advance. sales. $3.50
barrels. receipts. 1905 barrels. quote-A.
n c. ID. aJc.. r. 81: =. Sl1O, O.. Sl1S. X.
s.. 20. I. 81 ~: x, sl45. N. SIS \. siN5;
nlndnw glass. s. %. Waier white g -.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-08

suits.
HIS MOTHER.
John Bel Biggers mother was "A daugh-
ter of Armistead Russell, "A prominent
citizen and leading Democrat of New
Kent county She was a woman of many
refined traits. and was well known for
her wit and her accomplishments as
genial hostess and interesting converse
tlonallst Her home was often the scene
of many n gathering Of the leading peo.
plo IN that section OF Virginia. and the
Russons kept open house and entertained
a good deal
The subject OF THIS sketch was the old
est " six children. two boys and four
girls. lie was precocious child. and
displayed keen powers OF wit early IN
life while quite young he was entered
at school I'm the Richmond Academy.
which was then the leading male school
IN this city and had % large patronage
among whom were "a number Of the sons
OF Richmonds most prominent citizens
Young Bigger was bright and quick in
his school work. and made hne record
as one of the most Intelligent pupils in
the institution. He was full of NE. and
even when a small boy always had
keen relish for a joke Ills disposition
was genial and Do was ono Of The most
popular boys in school.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-08
As A SAILOR

It Was not long after his school GAYS
were over that De entertained "A desire
tO take "a sea voyage. ON tho United
states warshin san Jacinto was broth
cr-in-law Of young Bigger Charles Fl.
Manson. whose home was On Columbia,
South Carolina. but who had been in the
navy for several years after graduating
from the United states Naval Academy
al Annapolis. Manson married Miss
E'vIra clayton Bigger He WAS hrst as
si-taut engineer of the san JacintO. IT,
was through him thar young Bigger be-
camc acquainted with the captain OF the
ship and was given the position ms bis
clerk. Bright and carly one morning Boz
tho latter part of the fortios tho san
Jaciuto steamed out of Norfolk ior n
cruise across the Atlantic and young
Bigger was on board. lie visited Caliz,
aud several French and italian ports
along the Mediterranean Sea. He was
gone for many months and had an OPP
p0rtunty of gathering a good deal of in-
formation about several foreign countries
during hig absence He subsequently
took another voyage on the United States
flagship Independence. His description OF
bull fights Dec Witnessed and Spain, and
other experiences during his trips Uere
exceedingly interesting and amusing. bee
irg c0iored with that koon spirit " humof
that almost Invariably cam0 o. the sur
face when the genial gentleman was in
conversation with his friends and acc
4uamtances BE had also travelled "a
good deal ln This country and alNaya
with his eyes open and his mind busy
with Impressions of what he saw and
heard
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-08
WE CLOSE AT g O'CLOCK SHARP.
||l5seN@3(
1A sSygss 142ZzzZE2Zzz2 z2zEZz1ZE!
EVERYTHING FOR EVERYBODY
The midsummer White Sale

IF YOU have not yet the in its midsummer garb OF
white o-dav special offerings will make visit especially poh'aoe
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-08
COL. BIGGER GONE
TO HIS REWARD.
CONTINUED IRON First page)
HIS MOTHER.

From that time until hls death he did
not engage I'm any active business pur-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-08
Great Combination.

4 Roldlng omar. With leS resis. a
Porch Chair. a Cot an combined for Use.
made of vanished maple with fancy
tick. can 5e folded fat and taken 20 the
country as baggage or sent log cNpr%s
al lowest rates. A. you saw II you would
surely have one FOR every member ~ the
family Ask for them Ia the Furniture
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-08

5g6. August. 5.9T: September. $50. Octo-
Der. 3 30 November col. December q ~,
January. Cos. February, G.1f. March. o.I3.
April. OILS. May. gu.
SPOT cotton closed quiet at lilo higher.
middlng upiands 8 BIO. mlddling gulf.
9-19. - 81, C2S bales.
coTToN-steady. middlhg. J-le: net
receipts. 301 bales. gross tv5A bales.
sales. Z32 bales. stock. 17&A2 bales, OK
ports 10 Great Britain 4.sf9 bales
Total to-day-Net roceiptf. O7o3 bales.
exports 10 Great Britain. aOlt bales. %
tho Continent. 1850 bales; stock O43. 80
bales
exports % Great Britain, II 90 bates 20
France. 9. so bales. 20 tho continent ID
bales
Total since September 1st-Net receipts.
S15I 135 bales. exports ~ Great bi itsln'
$500 ESQ bales. 90 Franc 1l54o" D"ieS.
90 the Continent 2,63l15l bales.
NEW ORLEANS. juno 7~cOTToN-
Futures closed steady. june. 80. JuiY'
5.SOn6 II; August 5I4Q5 =. September
5.7OU5 a.. October. 5.1OfJ1l. November,
5'7lQ5T2. December. J7Ja6 70. January,
51sp51t, February, Jslg'S-i March,
3. S3UJ So.
LIVERPOOL June 80 j. Not
TON-Suot in active demand and ldrg"
business done 100 am advance ~ l-.i-il.
American mid1ing 3 3-32 good nii0iinF.
l-32. miIlIl-. % f-lJ. low mldllns 90
good ordinary. 3 l-l6. ordinary. lhc
sales OF the day were 20 bales. OF
which ZOO We're for speculation ana OK
port and included TO-. roo American Re-
ceiptF 1000 bales, inoluding 500 bales
American
Future opened and closed quiet with
a moderate demand American middhne.
J. M. o.. June. o 23-fi43 1854. buyers.
June and July 12-ffd3 3i-Gi huvcrs
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-08
WE CLOSE AT 6 O'CLOCK SHARP.

Ter White Sale
e store in It's midsummer garb OF
make a visit especially profitable.
That Table OF
White Goods. OF &c.
yard has been a crowded centre every
day this week. It's az tho rear OF ,hs
main aisle and IS crowded Win rms ~
dia IAnons. Openwork Efamines. SATIN
plaid Aluls. Dotted Swisses Apron
Lawns and many kinds o. White Goods
that usually sell for I5c. and i2lzc
insertions for Yokings.
a now lot to-day OF Fine Cambria In:
seruons IN ]. 2. 3. 4, 5, rows al i"'' ana
l2i4o. a yard.
Gioveins will clean the finest white SILK
Black China Silks Special.
Five lots---c 43c. zoe. Ssc.. yard.
all warranted pure silk and last black.
Write for samples.
Mems preroerised silk Z underwear. SHE,
Cottop Ksi, Fringe. All color, Sc yard.
Dc. or 8 Cor 600. Pure silk String Ties
for ladies' or men. full length and width,
an tho pretty plain ana colorinss, ''.
each. or for 25c, worth lic.
q White Shirt Waists Sales.
6sc. White Shirt Waists with latest CO..
lars and OUTS. 30c.
75c. white shirt Waists WIN cross visa
tuck fronts 50c.
81 = White shirt Waists. made bias
effect tucked fronts. Soc. ...,-. w..
white sheer Linen Lawn Snirt waists
with cross wise. length wise or BIAS ei-
feet. tucked fronts. only Dso.
Pure Linen Iorchon Lace. 3 inches wide,
80. yard.
white China Hemsttched Psrasols.
81 10
sx-Rufna White china Paresols. 81 80.
White Cnina PaSa-sOls steel rods, SIC.
Giosa Umbrellas. steel rods. eoe,
Twulsd SIX Gloria. aseei rods, S"c.
tnuds Parasois. all c0lors. "a.
Carnations ont fresh every morning,
zoe. dozen.
mail order. hled.
100. for Mems Porcale or Cpeviot
Shirts with or without collars. MADE run
sizes and finished witch pearl buttons,
I0c.
Cream Almonds and Chocolate Creams
$50. pound.
Jctted Elastic Belts ebc.
''I'lo keI4tDl NtE0r DC n ilkf btllrs
nickel and covered harness buckles. zoe.
Shoe Specials on Tables.
ladies'. Misses. Boys and Chlldren's
Shoes. worth 81 and 81 rs. over 400 pairs.
am spread on ono table, choice. o3c. .
pair.
Ladies' 5oc. Cloth slippers. zoe pair.
Sale of Mems Pants.
MEM $50 PANTS. S~c.
MEMS Si.9s PANTS. $50.
MEMS $50 PANTS. si.fs.
specialization Travelling Pas, 75c.
A Great Combination.
a Reading Chair. with lex rests. a
Porch Chair. a Cot an combined for 75c..
made of vanished maple with fancy
tek. can 5e folded fat and taken 20 The
country as baggage or sent 10y cNprss
al lowest rates. N you saw II you would
surely have one FOR every member - the
family Ask for them Ia the Furniture
Department
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-08

,...-. ., ..-... ,f~ pto
bur'us inc ni'ies ana s'As's7 IL sli. n'k
80 u.s.. -, ,f .,,rk So
committee lie became assistant clerk
of several committee under George
Wythe Muniorl. and continued to dis
and hord similar nositions under ST.
Co.,, .r.,,..l.~ AMI y-iiii,,, r Gordon
Dr. H. Trcllr was clerk of tho Housc
frorn r.-9 n, f>-- and Ar Gordon from
r.-, fo r,f- Mr. plegar became assistant
ri.rr, t,r5.r NJ Gordon and succeeded
him, I'm r.f5 AS clerk of the House and
kaeacr of the rolls. Alr Bigger WAS ace
,.... and ..r.t,,f f, +l,. Ils.l,q~ga rf
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-08
eERvEp WITHOUT ~.

He continued 20 serve for a while with
out nay. This was recognized IS very
patriotic Undertaking on the part OF the
efficient clerk but 10 did not go far to-
wards supporting him. and members of
his family. His pay was resumed some
time afterwards. however, ard he con-
tlnued 90 serve as Clerk of the House
OF Delegates and keeper of tho rolls until
the day OF his death. with the exception
Of two years. from 1879 90 ISL. during
the ReadWster regime. when L. IT. Nc
Cauu filed that office. During this time
Colonel Bigger was engaged in the wood
and coal business with Mr.. W. $. Pitcher.
their office being on Main street Oh the
site OF the Spotswood Hotel. lie was at
one time connected with the pOstoiiice
as clerk This was some time before
the civil war and before lie became
clerk of the House.
lie was clerk for more than thirty
years during which time he saw the
following speakers indicted into Office.
John Is. Baldwin. of Augusta, Ieph
Turner. of Rappahannock. Marshall Han
ger of Augusta. Henry e.. Allen, Of
shenandoah: + W Lacy OF New Kent;
I C. Fowler. OF Washington; Charles T..
stuart u Alexandria city: Il. H. Card
well. Of Hanover. and John f, Ryan, of
IoudOun.
ALWAYS 4 DEMOCRAT.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-08
ALWAYS A DEMOCRAT.

Colonel Bigger was always staunch
Democrat as was his father before him.
lie did a great deal OF hard work FOR the
Democratic party IN Virginia without
compensation and solely because OF hts
zeal in the cause and his desire for IN
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-08
Sale of Mems Pants,

MEMS 81 30 PANTS, $50
MEN $ Sl.9s PANTS. $50.
AEN IS S2.50 PANTS. "a ~.
specialization Travelling Pas, 75c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-08
Am fha ManazInes Gov June.

Trsrper's. Scribner's LAppincott5. strand.
Trun. AfcClures. Frank Lcshe. MeiropoE
itan Amsiie. Black Cat ladies' Home
Journal BrJat Nay. La Toilette, lleunes-
over.
zoe. Tinted Writing Pnpcrs sale a. l'c.
Pull q inches wide Snow White French
Organlle as fine as you 500 anywhere and
evervUnere for Doe 90 &c., no remnants.
sale st IJc "a yard. Write for samples.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-08
look OYer the Baroain TahIe

There are tables OF garments Az 6oc.,
zoe OOo.. 30c.. 81 10. containing Che
mise. Drawers Gowns. skirts, Covers.
ct
Bring Yesterdays checks No. % 90 the
transfer desk to-day and you viii oe
given % novels for summer reading INC
checks arc numbered % tn red - bottom.
p, rho~is we mean tho duplicate sale
ticket v0u get with every purchase
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-08

Usual A.. kind for ic a dozen. 81 Kind
f0r 2l.c. "a dozen. i0a kind. All sizes %.
a dozen. sold oy card of dozen only.
Special Canvas Covered Trunks. $40.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-08
Shoe Snecials on Tables.

I1dIas' NIsses'. Boys and Chlldren' .
Shoes worth 81 and sl25, over 400 pairs.
am spread on ono table, choice. ooc.
pair.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-02-20

Assessment District No. 6, City OF
st. Paul-COntinued.
Langevins Second Addition to ST. Paul.
Taxes and
Name or owner and Penalty.
Description Lot Block cts