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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-10-25
THE NEWS
THE WIND FAILS AGAIN.
The Columbia Takes the Lead. Keeps it and Demonstrates She is
 the Best Boat.

me Best Boat.
 New York, Oct. I9, HOO a. m.- Special to the JoURSaL- MINER )- Tbe race is sure to come of. A large crowd has assembled to witness it. The yachts have just started. The Columbia crossed the line length ahead of the Shamrock.
 ll:30 .. m.-The official starting time of the Columbia was II0l :Ss and of the Shamrock lI1a An observation taken by the Galilee at n:6 seemed to show the Columbia As seconds in the lead. At about three quarters of mile from the start the Columbis appeared 10 have the lead of about an eighth of a mile.
 About ll:4s a dispatch from tte Western Union cable said the Columbia must have increased her cad very greatly for she was almost out of sight in the, haze while the Shamrock was still plainly ID view.
 2P. m.-There will probably be no race. The Columbia was still leading at the turning boat by nearly six minutes but the wind is dy ing ont. It is not likely that either boat can finish within the time limit.
 3:l0 p. m.-Ysehts cannot finish in time. The Columbia is three quarters of mile ahead at 4 o'clock aud demonstrated that in all winds she is the better boat.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-10-25

There are 22S prisoners now con fined ia the territorial prison. TweUty-siI men are serving life sen- tence, thirty-eight are serving time from ten to forty years, Efty seven from i've to ten years, and lO7 from one to five years. Composing thls number are lOS white men, ninety seven Melicans, two Chinamen twelve Indians and nine negroes
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-10-25
Hs- as rAs.s

We offer one hundred dollars re- wand ios any case of Catarrh that csouot be cured by KAil's Casarrh Cure.
 r. J. GENET 6 Co, Props-
 Toledo. Ohio. We, the undersigned. have known F. J. Cheney for the last i5 years, and believe him perfectly honorahls 10 all business transactions and financially sble to carry out any ob- legations made by theiF firm. Nest & Truax. Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O.
 Walding. kinnan S Marvin, Whole sale Druggists, Toledo, O.
 Halls Catsrrh Cure is taken in- ternally. acting directly upon the blood and macous surfaces of the system. Pnoe 75c per bottle. Sold by all drsEgists. Testimonials free Halls Family Pills are the beet.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-10-25

Husband tat the hreslfasf tsblep-- Oh. for some of the biscuits my mother used to maksl
 Wife (sweetlyl-I'm sorry you have not got them. dear. They would hs just about stale snongh by this time to go well with that remark. New York World
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-10-25

Lieut.. Victor Blue, of the navy, was married at Morristown, N. J., Oct. I7, to Miss Helen Stuart, niece of Captain Cooper, U. 5. N.
 The Woman's National Industrial league has started a movement for the purchase of house for Admiral Schley.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-10-25

Gen. Funston remarks that ~the seat of all the trouble at this time is the Filipino junts at Hong Kong The general Will notice after be has been home a few days that the iuuts has close relations with certain news papers in this country.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-10-25

General Funston has been re- appointed ss a brigsdier general on account of valiant services in the Philippines. He has accepted the appointment.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-10-25
Foot san.

The Blocks foot ball team have organized and are getting down to hard practice. They are looking forward eagerly to the coming game with PheuiK on Thanksgiving day, The line up is ss follows: w. J. Murphy. center, V. B. Bones, rlghi guard; Arthur Morris, left guard; C. :. Foster. right tsckles Tom Jones. left tackle; T. ]. Brown. right end; Bob Van Houtum. left end , Edwin Henden. quarter back; ;. B.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-10-25
Strange Mistake.

North Side MOtber-I told you lit tle while ago Jerry, who our frst pSr ents vera Let me ses if you Eemsm bex Who vas the first mA1g
 Prscocious B0y-Adam.
 North Side Mother-Thst's right Who was tbe first wunAng
 Precooious Boy - Evil - Chicago Tribune
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-10-25

The Illinois State Federation of Labor has adopted new eonstitu- tion, leaving out all reference to free silver.
 c " NteLIin taft fe,r ol,--.'- sh;-
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-10-25
ertttnr ssattrr. AaIn.tra.

6eNdtnG AatAera AagAatF0 That woman next door vent and got a hat exactly like nina Did yOu make fuss Atout itF' No, 1 gave mine % the cook ''- Chicago Record
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-10-25

J. D. Simpson of the firm of Simp- son & Hsck of Los Angeles. is in town. He has car load of apples
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-10-25
Anxiety Over a Transport.

Victoria, B. C., Oct. ls.-The steamer Empress of India has reached here from Japan. The second day out from Yokobams she encountered s typhoon which did her considerable damage. Fears are expressed by officers for the transport steamer Senator, carrying home the Fif,y-6rst Iowa regiment. She left Yokohama for San Fran cisco eight hours before the Empress and having immense upper Norks would fare badly in gale.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-10-25

Well, we're glad Of ii, but not sur prised. for the fact is we never had such an excellent variety of the lat est remedies. Quite probably the remedy for YOU, too.
 We drug men on the Corner act ually use them ourselves sometimes. We think a good deal of our Drugs and preparations, because We KNOW they are good. Let us assist you in selection of a remedy.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-10-25
More Monotonous News From Manila

More Monotonous News From Manila.
 Manila, Oct. lS-BatsOn's Maea- bebe scouts encountered the enemy at San Mateo near Arsyat at dawn today and attacked them on the front and flank, driving them out of the trenches and dispersing them completely. Several Filipinoss in cluding the captain and lieutenant were killed. A quantity of arms was captured. The Macsbebes had one man killed.
 Bells regiment, in moving from 8 point northwest of Bacolor this morning drove the enemy out of Porac. One American was killed and one wounded. The Filipin os lost a number of killed and wounded.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-10-25

The ParneIl monument movement
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-10-25

Special Agent, General Land Otic'
 First publication Oct. 2l.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-10-25
,s:c,5 oDctsCIs <.

.Eli.AN LODGE. No. I, '. q A. A
 \ ha~ular meetings of this Lodee . Ek AAsouic Hall. p- un. on tiie lAst @ oAl ". @ W ,sf .ssh month. Soiorrling hrethren ~ '
 N tiULDNATkk. W A- RN FREDERlChS. ossrctary. EK.tt t,i,E a . .lrilltlss-h. ks rrshertcks. O h- lirighf. A. A. Johns.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-10-25

Entered in the P0stOaos At Prescott as sec
 ond class matter
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-13
COTTON MARKETS..

NEW YORK. July 12.-COTTON-Ac-
counts reaching New York from Texas
Were as badly mixed to-day as ever.
There was little reliable data and the
disposition TO hold of Tor something
like Official intelligence was widespread.
The cotton market started out with a
steady tone an a decline OF 10 points.
gave way 1 TO points further, and
showed some irreguiarity with a gen
orally weak undertOue cables being un-
satisfactory and crop accounts official
and otherwise. outside OF Texas having
n bearish average Later, however the
market rallied a l.ttle on a. special dis
patch dated Navosta, Tex. published by
q Sew YORK news asency, 10 the effect
Gulf "a distance OF 800 miles. that there
was not an acre that had not been over
flowed. and that while farmers talked
OF roplanting, most of them thought It
was already too Istss Greek bottoms
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-13

..,t 9u
fy
~ ..'. I.."l tt.. I..
I.Hltili''t ''.' 49,
tauaaa tD... .---'''' '''''''''''' 90
Canada ouul.t." .--'-'' ''''''''''' %.
... ..l
,I ,..u " T-u
80" rl ID ..... I.-e.
t.- .r D. ID $500 -.I
D-t -.t II uI pfI............. l-I
4ni D. NJ ...... ............. 1fH~
rrI lad and I..... ................. 9,4
chi. lua aud j. pid................ 10
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-13

BALTIMORE. July 12-FLOCR-Quiet
and unchanged.
NHEAT-Firmer: spot and month,
7ps47iRc.: August. 7ysG75%c. Septcm-
Der. 7Gia476'-c Southern wheat, by
sample. 7o074isc.
CORN-Steady: spot, month and Au-
gust. 3Si5d3Sa,c September. BSIn39c.
Southern white corn. 4l0nhc.
OATS-Dull anad easy, No. . white.
BIG asked
RYE-Firm: No. nearby. Csc. asked
No western. Gle.
STGAR-Strong and unchanged
CHTESF-StrOng and unchanged.
EGGS-Firm and unchanged.
RUTTER-Steady and unchanged.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-13

Hetvy brown goods firm in an leading
makes. GRAY goods are dun anad easy
10 buy. Bleached cottons in more gene
eral reqnest at steady prices Coarse
colored cott0ns quiet and unchanged
prints are without luilher change cling
hams firm. Demand for serees and clay
worsteds for mem wear good and posi-
ton strong.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-13
ROWS WASH SUITS.

Little Boys Washable Blouse Suits. five
different patterns. dark Blue with narrow
white stripe White with narrow light
Blue stripe Black and White stripes. Blue
and White stripes. with solid Blue co..
lars. Soc. Suit for ......................2 oc.
Little Boys Washable Blouse suits. in
Blue and Brown and light Tan crash. a
'5c Suit. special. for.....................fo c.
25) Little Boys White Duck Blouse
Suits. with Navy Blue silk anchor and
shield "a Csc. Suit for .55c.
Boys Finest $50 washable Blouse
Suits. I'm twenty-five different patterns
some with solid color collars and others
with collars 10 match ...................ss So.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-13

TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

Richmond, Va, July II. 1890.
NIessrs George 4. Haynes. Sllas Shell
burne and l. b. Vaughan 4 Co sold ON
Change to-day. prices ranging as follows.
80 packages ..-... .-...-.S 80 10 s 500
a packages go. ..<...-. % 10 1000
5 packages ........ i...... 10 10 1910
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-13

package at ............. 2l.50
I package az ............. 2AOO
Inspections to-day were: Bright. 81
h0esheads. dark "a hogsheads and -
t.erces.
Allegheny. old Dominion. Stonewalh
shocxoe. Creushaw's and seaprook
warehouses to-day received l33 hogs
heads and delivered II hogsnedds
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-13

were also reported 10 have been ruined
by floods. and the loss In che state was
placed AT not less than 5000 balse, n
ter taking into consideration the beneni
by rains in the upands. Inc traains'
however remained very conservative,
and tho volume of business was smail
with the entire scope Of fluctuations onlF
"A matter OF points Tor the DAY. ING
marft was finally quiet ana steang, 4
point higher 10 1 point lower. fuphc
and nrivate Fsirouoan cables reflected a
boarish foreign sentiment ana a dlalpAi-
ton ~ Interpret the Weather Bureau 3
reports as favorable 10 the idea OF lo"eI
prices or. az least against any anNaI,'-
Selling for short account was not = t'a-
turo az spot markets were repsIs'u 20
be in generally firm condition. WIN pai-
ties here claiming that the official hgures
on spot cotton were cons .dcrably below
tho actual selling worth OF the staple.
COTTON-Futurcs opened steady at
the decline. July. 5.ij. August, 90: sep
5Cf. December J.Gg. January. J.7f; FeD-
ruary, 5.7J, March, $50, April. oS5; May
Futures closed quiet and steady; July
go August $685. September 55i; Octo-
Der J.G2. November. J.Gb December,
57i; January .57G. February, 5.'9;
March. 5.g2. April 5sG; May. 30
Spot cotton closed steady and un-
changed, sales, PIG bales.
COTTON Quiet. middling q 3-1G. net
receipts G3 bales. gross, l,'ao paiee'
sales. PIG bales stock. ~ li- bales eX-
ports 10 the continent 1850 bales.
Total to-daF-Nct receipts, 2sl4 bales
exports To- Great Britain. 1873 bales. 20
the Continent, 1859 bales; stock, 49,
COMMUNICATIVE receipts. 1921 bales;
exports Go Great Britain, 04f5 bales %
France. ijll bales. to the Continent IT,
- bales.
HflITfG bales. TO France 7SGaj@ bales.
10 the Continent 2.7J1,22i bales
NEW ORLEANS. July l2.-COTTON-
Futures steady. July l.1saj.19, August
58g0J 90. September 53i45.3G. October.
5.35053f. November J3705.aS: Decem-
hcr J42. January 5.f1N1. as, February
54s4J.l9; March, j.52055i
LIVERPOOL July 12.-i j. M.-COT-
TON Spot in moderate demand, prices
lower. American mddhng. fair SID
good middIinE g 15-32. middling. . 5-lG
low m .ddliu-, 3i-, good ordinary. l'-li.
ordinary 20. The -3Ic9 of me day were
5000 bales or which J0o We're for spccu-
lati0n and export and included 400
bales American. Receipts. $500 bales, in-
clgdinr 1900 American.
Futures opened easy. with poor de-
m1nd. and closed cuicts American m.!
ding. D. 300. c.. July. % 1G-Gl0} 1865. so'i-
crs. July and August 3 lg-bi sellers
August and September. 1'-Gi buyers
September ana October l4Nl. buyer
October and November l4-Nh hulcf-
November and lecemoer l--'i .a
uvers. December and January, l--641
g 1864. Sellers January and F'nruart.
@ l2-Cl03 1864 buyers February and
March 13-Gi03 1867 sellers. March
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-13
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.

40 a much less price than you can buy
materials for. not counting your time
and labor in making
Oam Floor, front right
Cambria Corset Covers, perfect httiag
for ............ ....-......- ..-.-.-...-....."i
25c v Neck Lace Trimmed Corset
Covers ........... .....-..-..... ''.-.i- -
Fine Cambria Corset Covers. trimmed
I'm embroidcries and laccs, from
&c. up 10 81 fo.
Ladies' Drawers. with three tucks, -
inch hem ............... .......'..'..'.''i"
81 Fine Muslin or Cambria Gowns. ela-
borately trimmed I'm lace and sucked
vokes. lace berthas. tucked and embroi-
derry yokes. On ten different styles. choice
for .........-.... .-.....-.... .-.....'..- ~
Finer ones mp tO..................'..'f "'"''
Ladies' Muslin skirts. with 9-inch cam
brio q lnce .......-....-. ..-'-.'.'.. 900 -,
81 Elmo Muslin skirts. with wide en-
broidory houuce, also, dust ruiiie-....'' c'
50c. Fine Muslin Drawers, with tucka
and embroidery runle ..................''7 ,'
Others I'm fine nainsook or cambric'
dalntIy trimmed. up TO ............. s'.'''
Good Muslin Gowns. tucked yoke, rue
fed trimmed neck and sleeves ........-oe
Ladies' Fine Muslin Gowns. tucked ana
inserting y0kes. Empire styles, emorol-
derry and RULED. reveres trimmed. f"c.
-0c. Fine Muslin Skirt Chemise, tucked
and inserting yokes, cambria RUNE on
skirt .............. .......+-.-. ...'sss-'''"''
Muslin Chemise. round neck ....... loc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-13
NEW YORK DRY GOODS MARKET

NEW YORK. July 12.-There has been
notable increase I'm the number OF buy
crs I'm the market to-day, and spot bust
ness shows Improvement Good inquiries
for brown cottons on export account.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-13
NATAL STORES.

CHARLESTON. S. c.. July I2-TIrR-
PENTINE-Mark firm at 39c., sales.
none.
ROsIN-Firm and unchanged; sales
none.
SAVANNAH GA, July 12-SPIRITS
or TURFENTINE-F at 41c.. sales.
Is casks: receipts. 1.oJ casks. no offer
ings.
none. receipts. 1910 barrels.
WILMINGTON. y. c., July 12.-SPIR-
ITS OF TIrRpENTlNE-Firm at 400
4OIac.: receipts. IS casks
ROSIN-Stoay and unchanged; receipts,
Il barrels.
CRUDE TURPENrlNE-Firm and I'M
changed: receipts - barrels.
TAR-Firm al si.3j; receipts. 3 barrels.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-13
consET DEPARTMENT

Lir'.N|.lA lN'A ,
p. %. Corsets. medium waist, French
coutiIle per pair........ .......-..-..-> i.'"'
HO Madras Corsets. long waist short
hin. I'm am c0lors. for, per pair..........S1.
Chndren's Crambric Underwaists. two
rows buttons. an sizes, regular price 9ycr
now. edch..t-...- .--.-.-' ...t...'' $3.50 '-'
3c Ventlatng C0rsets, long and short
waist. made of strong and durable net
special per pair..............'-.''''' ..'oc'
BOYS Double Y Waists made OF fine
cambria. elastic buttons I'm back. sizes
3 t0 s years each................... Do.
sateen Striped Corset long waist popu-
lar shape, a soc. value for..............-9 c.
Warner Health Corset, N.-5 Kind,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-13
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
PEANUT MARKETS.

NORFOLK. VA, July 12-PEANUTS-
Farmers stock Fancy. &C. strictly prime.
3s. $3.50. prime 5ac.; ordinary 303Ac.
pouud> Spanish, 81 per bushel.
PETERSBURG. VA. July 12-PEA-
NUTS-There is no change in the peanut
market.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-13

steady 40. spring wheat f-nl3i4c.f
No spring wheat. 70i40l-e.. 40. = red;
73h074i.c 80. conn., 'i 0ii'.c.. No. :
yellow corn. 2la, 3I3.c 80. . oats. 23an
9ptc.. No. g white 25027c. No. 2 rye
oslo NO ] flaXseed, Csc. new. Nlol ~
prime timothy seed. s. - Mess pork.
uer barrel. So 4O0Q1O Lard. per 100
rounds s. o1G527ik. Short rib sides
Oo0s0 SI1On525. dry salted shoulders
(boxcd. s15005.75; short clear sdes3
boyel S5s545iO Whisky. distillers
finished goods per gallon. N26. Butter
weak; creamery. 13a0i7hc., dairy, In
1910. Cheese firm al siz09c. Eggs
steady az 12iac
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-13
THIN WHITE GOODS
4 SPECIAL SALE
NT.in Aisle. I.uIrnl

Main Aisle centred
PIE yard for Extra Fine, sheer
| White Persian Mulle-Worth Joe.
: 3-fc yard for EHra Heavy Corded
Pique-cau't be matched under - Ice.
/ nc. yard for Sheer i2-inch-Wide snow
/ White French Nains0ok. the kind you ale
ways pay ZJc. for.
&c yard for io-Inch India Linen
fully worth l5c.
~ I-2c. for Extra Fine Pure White 90
inch Lawn-iust hall tle original price.
1O 2-3c. FOR full l0-iuch India Linen
the 20 and CSC qualities
7-sc. yard FOR full yard-wide Pure
White Cambria.
25c. for the best soc. Pure linen
Lawns-fuu yard wide
3 Bic. yard for &c. India Linen.
= Bic yard for the regular 2lc. Very
Sheer white Orgardic.
~ lie yard for 2-yari-wide White Or
gaudie-always sells for 25c yard.
I21-2c. yard for Very Fine. sheer
White Organdie.
Mosquito Netting. 8 yards in piece
for only ...........-.. .--..--+--.-+-.-- 49,
English Long Cloth. d. yards in "a piece,
for G0c.-ucver sold for less than ST.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-13


f-Quart Convex saucepots.. 200.
b-Quart Cooking Pots..................30 800.
Blue and White and Brown Convex
Cooking Pots...,...... ......... ....... .@5c.
H-Quart Long-Handled Dresden Sauce
pth7..'... .-........ ......-..,. ....-..,..occ.
l6-Quart Blue and white. Long-Hardlcd.
Dresden Sauoepots........ ................7Oc.
i-Quart Loug-Handled saucepans....Io
s-Quart Berlin Saucep0ts. Blue and
w hlte........ ......... .-........ ........jOc.
Blue and white and Gray Toilet Bowls
and Pltcners......... .............. ......fOc.
2-Gallou Coffee B0iiers................35c .
2-Quart Blue and White Mnk-Pans Sc.
Extra Large Blue and White Washing
fahs.-.....- .-....-.... ........,. .......fcc.
i-Quart Blue and White Tea or Coffee
f"ls'.t't.'... '.-.-...... ........ ........'oc.
6-Quart a-Kettles.......... ........:5c.
3-Pint Long-Handled Saucepots....I0c.
Gray Dish-Pans.... ........ .......... 22c.
2l-Quart Flooring Water-Buckets . 25c.
2-Galon Water Carriers. ........... SIC.
Largest Size Blue and White Wash
baslns......... ...-...-... .-.-...., ......@2c.
ll-2-Quart Farnl Boilers...........IDc
2-Quart Preserving Kettlos..........:; 3c.
Bring Mufin-pars. ................25c
Drp-Jelly Cake-piates. ....... ......... DC.
MIX or Water Pitchers. choice......iOc.
p and 3Qlart Tipped saucepaus zoe.
200 French and German China Fancy
Plates. were Zoe. each. choiee..........t Zoe.
80 Large Size French Trays. fine deco
rations. were 81 and $3.50. for..........5 SOC.
50 German China chop Dishes. never
sold for less than N.15. for......... 60c.
200 Dresden Decorated Mugs. sold for
500 Royal Bonn Vases. newest deco
rations aud shapes those sold for yOc.
for 35c: 81 size 05c = size 81 rs s.
size. $50. 81 size. 81
100 French china Decorated Fancy
Plates, were from $50 90 $3.50. choice "a.
50 Fancy Shape bohemian Glass Vase
those sold for 81. for 05c.. those sold for
$l50 for 81
% Chocolate Sets. comprising pot. suglr-
dish. cups and sauccls. AID tray, wcrs
500. tof...-.---... .-.,.......... .t....S2 .uo
loo French and German Comb and Brush
Trays. were &c.,. and 81 f-r........... SOC.
30 Imported Cracker Jars. were &c..
Sd dozen souvenir cups and saucers.
were Zoe. each ior each...............3 Be-
- dozen German China Ice-Cream
Plates. We're $3.50 dozen. for per
dozeu...... ...........,.. ...+..... ......t. 30.
% Footed Dresden Decorated Salad
Bowls. were 81. or........................5 0c,
one table full OF 25c. Brica-a-Brac
tor....... .............. ........ ...,.,....lOc.
B-pece Imported China Sop Sets. were
50. for...-...... .-........... .....-......Si.Js.
Austrian and French China Tete-a-1ete
Sets with trays. were SO. f0r..........St.
Austrian China Go.d-L.ned Icc-cream
sets. were 81, D.
one table Fun OF French and German
Cups and saucers were from 30 TO eoc..
for. .....-. ..+t---.f --,,. ....,.--,. zoe.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-13
NFN's PANTs-MINDING- SALE.

About 100 pairs OF Mems Cheviot ana
Cashmere Pants. sold az S. reduced
to . 7oc
1n pairs OF Mems Al-Wool Chevlot.
Cashmere. and Worsted Pants. sold az
500. reduced tO .........................Si. ~
% dozen BOYS straw Hats. IN solid
White and mixed straw. some sold Tor
i0c. 10 be sold for .......................2 oc.
7iO pnirs boys Crash Pants, were
1ac.. special Sc.
Boys Solid white Crash Pants. with
Pearl buttons. worth i9c.. for......... .2Sc.
New shipment OF Boys Corduroy Pants.
aged 20 "a years. OF very finest quality
corduroy. can't be matched under 81 20.
for .......... ............ ................ SOC.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-13
WINDOW SHADES

Cloth Shades mounted one good spring
rollers fringed ends. 3x6 feet..........15c
Linen Shades. in AN co'ors. mounted on
1-4-inch Hartshorn best spring rollers
extra heavy fringe. Ike yards........ SOC.
UMBRELLAS AND PARASOLs.
Front Aisle)
90 New. Stylish Parasols of this sea-
sons work. fancy and plain. an colors
and styles. cost 20 produce $3.50 and s.
choice. 10 close 0ut f0r................f 81 90
200 Mems and Ladies' Tafeta Gloria
Umbrellas. with tassel and covers. Congo
crooks ana twists. worth $50 for wear,
choice ................... ...-......,.........S
Misses l7-inch Satin Parasols, an
COl0rs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. o"c-
Chndren's Mercerized SILK Parasols, all
colors ......... ...-.... ......,.-.'......'-i
BABN-CARRIAGES.
90 STYLES TO select from. ranging In price
from 500 10 ........... ............. .S'iD
HAND-sTAWPED STATIONERY.
Richmond per b0N.,.................. 3Dc.
Epworth League. per boX.......... 800.
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