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come PATHS or DeReskes. while they
may not have a spark Of talent in this
direction, the training will enable one
to appreciate and enjoy ten fold the
work of those whom God has blessed
with gcnius. Is
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Or the TIVE ty contests for seats in
the next General Assembly, eight are
bv Republicans, one nf Ihem bti Y l.. l.
Walker. OF Garrari rs VIM Ray, DEM
crrat. who was elected in Gov. Brad
ley's own county and over his former
law partner.
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Mr.. Jay Quincy Ward,
Thursday, December the seventh.
eighteen hundred and ninesy-nin(


Paris, Kentucky.
Mrs Ward visited ltichmoud this
last fall and attended the Leap Year
Hop, captivating the hearts CT all by
her wonderful charms. She is admit
tedly one of the most charming young
ladies OF the Blue Grass, and while
congratulating our good friend, Quincy,
upon his happy choice, We believe the
bride could have chosen for her hus-
band in all the State no more splendid
type of the true Kentucky gentleman.
"The importance of teaching music
in all institutions OF learning for small
childrenn-all children love TO sing,
and they should sing daily; singing is a
rest for other work. II songs were in
terspersed freely between Rotations,
they would tone up the tired minds as
calisthenics rests the bodies of children
after sitting for some time. Teach the
children to slug by note. The human
voice is the most perfect musical in
stfument in the world, and it is quite
worth v lille to expend time, labor and
money in learning TO use it in s0ue
and speech. Like the ability TO draw,
this accomplishment is lifelong pleas
ure and solace TO the pOssessor. 1t IS
a resource 10 solitude as we'll as q
means Of giving pleasure to othefa-
Not that we expect all children to be-
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1899-12-13

Certificates Of election were issued
SATURDAY. morning 20 all the candidates
ON th4 Republican State ticket, the
names only OF Chairman Pryor and
Cant. W. 4 Ellis being attached. Mr.
c. b. PJyntZ stated To the board thal
he would not sign the certificates ahG
his dissenting opinion was hied Will
that Of the majority opinion.
The only certificates signed by Mr
Poyntz were those to Dempsey ana NC
Chord, Democrats, and Wood, kepuDii
can. for Railroad Commissioners Inc
questioned votes could not have al
fecled the resulted in these three races
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Print S hOws thrO@sh

at New Hope Tuesday night by Miss
Rena Washer, of Penpsylvanis- MISS
Nj asher is sent 0ut by the National W.
10 T. u. and comes highly reecni--
mended
The Chautauqua Circle will hold ITS
first meeting this week at New hseRe'
church. Much interest is being nAnn-
| tested in the G.. l.. S. c., aud the n1t1n,-
bers are anticipating a dellgh6 s'M
study OF American literature this WIN
ter
THE fall term Of our public school,
I Which has been 50 aBiy sHd success
fully taught by Miss Bette A. Francis
closes Friday. Miss Francis IS one % !,
our most accomplished and taien'e'S
vounO women. one who is bTavely AMI
indus:riously fulfilling her noble mis-
sion i'm life, and in consequence IS one
OF the most efficient teachers In The
county.
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Ok last Saturday the Stale Board of
Election Commissioners all Democrats,
Pryor, Ellis, for, POyntz against, award
ed the certificates of election to the
Republican candidates for State Offices.
The Board by a majority decided that
as a canvassing Board, it could not go
behind the returns to investigate allie
cations of Republican fraud. This
means that Taylor and Marshall who
were peacefully inaugurated at Frank
fort Tuesday, will hold their Offices
permanently, unless the Legislature
Gusts them, as it alone has jurisdiction
in event contest is filed by the Demo
cratic candidates for Governor and
Lieutenant Governor. The other de-
feated candidates on the State ticket
however, may contest before the
Board of Commissioners, and will. it Is
generally conceded, be awarded the of
fees upon the grounds of military in.
reference 10y Gov. Bradley, tissue bal
/ lots in the mountains. and illegal man
damus proceeding of Judge TOney il
Louisville. AS the Legislature is Dem
OcraIic on Joint ballot, il is becoming
palmer every day, that should GOebel
! Beckham and their colleagues max
the contest, the Republican official
will be given their walking paper
within the next ninety or a hundre'
days.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1899-12-13

The Emperor William is said to be
the only living sovereign of Europe
upo whose life no attempt has yet beell
made.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1899-12-13
City Finances.

The retiring City Council made re-
port last week Of their financial trans
actions from January 1,1S9S, TO Deem
Der l, 1899, twenIy-three months. 1t is,
probably, the most satisfactory and ex-
plicit statement of city affairs ever rem
dered. 1t is so creditable to The retir-
ing board and of so much interest to
the public that the CLIMAX will publish
it next week without charge. Here
are some features:
=All vouchers issued and all debts
contracted by this council have been
paid.
City tax rate reduced Is cents.
Several miles of Tree turnpike, here
.ofore not a burden to the city, were
kept in repair, at large expense.
An extraordinary emergency, the
control of the snail pox epidemic, en-
tailed an expenditure of s., 1896.
Bonded Indebtedness of City reduced
by paying off 81 900 of school bonds.
For the maintenance OF schools $40,
640.50.
A colOred school building erected
costing $500.
Vouches paid to the amount of $l3,'
1866 for old, old debts, reducing a
little over ohe-half the entire Outstaud
ing indebtedness on old vouchers.
All current expenses paid in cash.
Balance left in treasury Sl3o.2S.
The above statement is the best pos
sibie testimonial to the integrity, ca
pacity, Zeal and patriotism of the mem
beers of the old council. They went il
for tRetrenchment and Reform" the.
came out with that motto undimneC
and their pledges redeemed. We know
somewhat of the aHtagohisms the.
engendered by the performance o
their thankless labors. But wher
thoughtful citizens and taxpayers reaC
the above report they should remem
Der greatefuily the following: sss
Mayor Claude Smith, .,,
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The man who has an ak to grind
steers clear Of sharpers-
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1899-12-13

JUDGE PRYOR has. during the last few
months, endured in silence and COM
posture an extremely large amount OF
abuse, much savage irony, and many
out-and-out accusations OF dishonesty,
but lie must now face something vastly
more painful than any OF these, or than
all of them put together. This tnal
trial Is the unqualified praise of the Re-
publican press If Judge Pryor retains
his equsnimity now, after this stab
from fate's sharpest dagger, then will IT
he proved that he is rot only states
man but philosopher of great distinc-
ton For as everybody knows who
real the Republican screeds during the
campaign Just ended. that party regard,
Ell Tie Judges support OF the Demo
cratic ticket a clear evidence OF his
PHYSICAL. mental and moral decay, and
applied to him a string Of epithets
among which dishonest" is the mild
est and most nearly fit for publication
Now that Judge Pryor has emerged
from the ordeal with honor to himsel
and credit to his party, he is cOntrOntec
with encOmiums of his enemies tina
are more disagi eeable than the fer
/ furnace through which he passed un
scathed. Sickening praise from such 1
source is 1t mete for repentance TO
those nutrageously brutal attacks upOI
one of the purest men in public life.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1899-12-13

Whether in music or ozOne. the airs
most girls prefer are millionaire
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1899-12-13

Where ignorance sBIiss It's folly to
be otherwise
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1899-12-13

insomnia is not an organic disease.
1t may be induced by new baby.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1899-12-13
!..l Y.ti III SsIl Oh Rent !

Having decided to quit business on account
of my iii health I will sell or rent my Coal
Yard, situated on Orchard Street and ruHninR
back to l. & N. railroad. For particulars ap-
ply at residence or coal yard.
decls-4w NJ. N. IARBEE-
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FIRE. Lightning AND TORNADO.

No assessment calls on members when losses
occrr to other members and no Initiation leo
charged TO become a member Of company The
cheapest and most reliable company for The
people OF onr county now operating IN the
state and gets cheaper every year, falling 10
one-half after the first year
For further information, call on their agent
and collector. 8. r. B. Black, attorney as-law
Richmond KY, office on Main Street, opposite
Court House, next door to State Bank & Trust
/ Company, upstairs.
j. H. CARTER. Pres.
| q q DnGNLrORTH Scr
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Advertised Tor a sweetheart Col One !


About year ago, a gentleman in
Louisville answered an advertisement
for a gentleman correspondent, but
signed the name of a Richmond friend
to his reply. The result was the latter
received an interesting letter from a
supposedly young and beautiful girl.
He responded 10 the letter and directly
regular correspondence ensued. we
know the young mau, AID we know
how much midnight oil he burned over
his labored, but fervent protestations
of regard for his unknown lnamorata.
| Nearly year passed, but never a
week went by that these lovers letters
did not pass each Other-On Their way 10
their respective destinations. Inc
manly and true heart at this end OF
the road beat high with hope, and the
first sensations of surprise were sup
planted successfully by emotions OF
Interest and regard, which finally
ripened into love, and love into con
secrated devotion. The chirograPhy
oftlre unknown siren WAS, of the pre-
vailing angular style, her papeterie
perfumed. the envelopes sealed with
purple wax and stamped witha Spencer
ian W. Occasionally a faint-scented
violet or more pungent tube rose came
in. the girls letters and these mute
missives Of esteem were treasured NJ
in the vest pocket nearest The young
mans heart. This thing kept up all
summer, and friends Of the young lei
low began-to notice his apparent distaste
: for society, in which ne had always
, been a central figure. There never was
day previous to this that he was not
: seen in the gayest throngs. at snpperi
and dances, picnics and excursions
; From the gay TO the grave seemed
only a step. The once tickle boy, foot
loose and faney-free, became the abJec'
slave of a distant enchantTess and thu
: most regular caller at the pOstoff1ce
: 1t was when his constancy had become
virtue Of which he was secretly proud
e and when his faith in the witch ne
: was wOoing became the substance o
things hoped for, the evidence OF thing
/ not seen-it was then that he got suci
a Jolt as he will never forget to his dy
: ing day. The disenehantment was al
unexpected as it was cruel, and as com
!, plete as it was possible to be.
A friend of the young lover recently
: went to New Orleans on pleasure trip
a but carried with him letter OF intro
+ duction to the girl whose magic powe
had CENTRALIZED the Richmond boy:
"This letter will introduce my friend
Col. j. K. e., whom l commend Il
: your confidence, as he is one Of M,
/ best friends, and will act as 'Oest mai
: at our approaching nuptials.
u aa''Till death us do part,
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an Is an nj Wind
That Bfo4vs Nobody Good. =

That small ache or pain or
sueakness Is the iii suind
that directs your attention to
the necessity of purifying
your blood by taxing Hood $
Sarsaparfifa. Then your
4uhoLe body receives good,
for the purified blood goes
tfngling to eOery organ. It !,
Is the great remedy for all
ages and both sexes.
Dyspepsia = F." Complicated E0aa
LiOer and Kidney trouble, 4 suffered foT
years from dyspepsia. SOah severe pans.
Hoods SarsaparilIa made RE strong ana
Eearfv." e. B. E7lerfon, Auburn, Ne.
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.?asrtnii.1 Home Insurance.

Insure your dwellings. barns and otheT prop
! ertv in the Blue GRASS INSURANCE COZ
/ PANY, of Lexington. KY, home instisuti1zn-
| Gives protection against II
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AC.D. CHRNAULT, Cashie Of the ab0ye-named
lsak do solemDly swear that the above state
meat is true to the best of my knowledge and
beEsf. C.ID, CH -ENAJLT, Cashier.
subscribed and sworn to before me thip 9Th
dsE of December, 1899. r. X. BURNAM,
Notary Public.
Commentaries:
WALLER b EMMETT,
NIB. DEA' fHERkGE, DIRECTORS
II. Il. DILL INGHAM, }
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1RodJ SaaJabas8
GlAZl2 2llll

Hood. PIis cure liver ins; the nonlrritAtlng and
only cathartie to take with Hoods sarsaParllle.
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SANK REPoRrs.

jDEPoRr OF THE CONDITION Of TIE
X Madison National Bank, Ne. $780, at
4 Richmond, in the State of Kentuck y, at the
/ close OF bus iness, December 2, 1879
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1899-12-13

Fortified with these credentials, Col
G., after registering ct the St Charles,
the fashionable New Orleans hosiery,
set out to call on Miss W. at the adj
dress given. He found her, be did, but
he hasn't quite recovered from the
shock himself, to console his broken
hearted friend. The vision of lowell
ness in dream Of dress, with eyes Of
heavens own blue and orange blossoms
in her golden tresses-- that's the pic
ture which fancy painted on the canvass
of his mind. But in. reality, who was
it, or rather, xhdt was it, that met him
az the ereaky door of a tumbsedogn tene-
ment house on the outskirts of the
Crescent City? Rudyard Kipling de-
scribes her thus:
"a lad there was and he made his prayer
Gwen as you and ID
To a rag and bone and hank Of hair
! 1--WE called her the woman who did no
care.)
But the lad he called her his lady fair
Gwen as you and II'')
Let us draw the curtain and imagine
the rest. Anyhow, Col. g. was 81
shocked that he postponed his Cuban
/
Knowing that the sooner his friend wa!
disillusioned the better for him i
would be, as the nuptials were fast ap
preaching, and COvingt0n < Mitchell
had been given an extensive order TO
his wedding outfit
Arriving here, Col G., called int
consultation a physician, an editor,an
two strong men, who were able,
necessary, to strap down and contTo
the prospective bridegroom in event thu
latter became raving maniac upon re
ceipt of the terrible news of his sweet
hearts base deception. The quintet
of friends went in a body TO break tn
news TO -" whom they found, a
was to be expected, inditing an epis
tolary eHusion to his lady Low
in the sunny city near the MexIc Gul
He received them joyfully, but III
concealed his anxiety to hear the resul
OF Col G's. visit 20 the sole subject Q
his every thought. Col. q. motiOne
to the physician and the others I
arrange themselves so as to be read
10 seize the boy when the fatal new
, was told hlm. With suppressed emotiO
:. Col. q. began his story; the boy dre'
: nearer. and the others closed aroun
tile Young mans chair. The narraiiv
was short, and when i was finished
! well. you could have heard a gumdroT
: Sprfnging to his feet, with the fiy
: men clinging frantically to his Goa
/ tails, he exclaimed: THANK the l.or.
/ can now marry my other girl ;
I Irvine" And when the five Gale;
. realized the situation they Went on
5 side and kicked each other up an
i down Second street for the next ha
y hour.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1899-12-13

Illustrating the old familiar stories of
Mother Goose, Rip VanWinkle and Gin
derrella,s They are also suitable for
couch pillows.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1899-12-13

If you want to give a handsome Xmas
present and one very acceptable, come
and purchase one of our figured satin
damasks table linen and napkins to
match, $500 per set.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1899-12-13

Certainly we can wish for new admin
istration nothing more Khan that they
shall maintain the excellent record
made by their predecessors. All eiti-
zens will rise up and call them "Bless-
edn should they succeed. 81. ftea
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1899-12-13

The above are Special Holiday
Leaders and should interest every
purchaser. We can please you.
Respectfully,
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1899-12-13

Come and see us.
It's easier thinking
in the store.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-03
NEW Y0RK'S SUMMERS.
Now THAT Lent is on, They 20 To- China
town to see Fon Chong Ma.

For some reason New York society g
i..r,.-f 44uirItlOu seems 90 Dee towards
fhins. Bohemian. Weary of the cone
,..rtfonalities of lie with its dinner
dances and c0tllOns. its Sunday evening
f..rar4 at sherry and its approved
charities. lt longs for the unconventional,
.r. I'D Iast 30 has found d.
\oW when the cras~iess round OF or
fIr..r. functions becomes lrk-onle the
r.,...r. 9..fs uf th- 4U0 dn not AS heretofore.
make L. brief expedition into that ml
f.flou. land that lies just beyond tnr
f,I.... .,f pectl0ulty. hut. instead. they
.., Visit Go the Ch0y Ting Quoy ou
D.-.rs street, and spend ana evening lu
..ffu-.ur The wonderful performance
fr.r ls given by Fon ChOug Mai ana hi-
..,turauy of famous Chinese actors.
and society could dO worse. Tor fou
,,I1us 1fal is preat actor. Lux tins
.Iy- thaf De- ls Che greatest actor Ia tlr
v..r-Id lud after you have seeu him ynI
,~- Inclined TO believe that there are
nam. worse critics than the slmoud-ey ~d
tirti. manager coz tAe Doyers stree. play
'Tbis week There Will br special per-
...rfnnurr- for tur Chinese New Year is
,a, ma lsau Dhous Mai De- kept busy.
rne plays that are presented at tho
.a., ling QIOy are centuries old and
t..r ars presented on Doyers street lust
s fh., were acted hundreds of years
aro f1 Cnina. And that is where Fon
Chous Mai proves himself a great ac-
trr lie adherea strictly 10 the tradi-
,iors Of his ancestors who laid down inn
yioiahfe rules providing that each thna
should ne done thus and so, and he 81
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POLICE STATION
GUARANTEED.
A Negro With Smallpox Arrested for
House Breaking
OFFICER IN CHARGE DETAINED.
OFFICER IN CHARGE DETAINED,
The Police Headquarters are Now at
the City Jail-The Petersburg Say
in2s aud Insurance Co.'S. An
nual Meeting of Stockholders

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~. ,f.-.t .....f.r
- - - T. ~ t,....,s,,,,r,,
'' S1''N''' -. 49,,
o'FlAS' "iu i"9' i'"'o "''' '""s
tu"lr annual NEE lh- yesterday """ re-
elected the old officers
Two ueyror, uIu smallpox We're disc
covered here To-day lanes Kingston
from, suro.k v.h. v-,,+ arr.-..... t.r
t...,'.t,....li.,. p..,t,,,+.,s .,,t,,rl
nuns v-r
oI mis- ri'i. ana Anderson oiiil"' "t N''i-
Will" Notoway county Ihe latter BIS
couvalescent and was sent to hts home
3t MELVILLE owing 90 Kingston hav-
tr.- b.eu taken % Ola. Police station bee
,... .r. t.t,.f XIX go.
.'I' "''"- 'e'' TOD quo "', .i'''' 'l. s''
zion mas been GuarlniIieN ana Dil,ef
hrster. who was in rhafs" off inc station
when Kingston was brought there has
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receipts. ~ bales: gross. e3t bales.
sales, SO barrels. exports 90 Great Bri-
tain. 100 bales.
Total to-day-Net receipts. SfOf bales.
exports 10 Great Britain. 1865 bales 10
the Continent. 2o312 bales; stock. I'j.22j
bales.
onsolidated-Net receipts. e3olo bales.
exports 60 Great Britain. l3Os2 bales. 100
France J. 537 bales TO the Continent, 6in-
Tota since September 1st-Net receipts
717ggH bales exports to Great Britain.
3gS7.3T4 bales. 10 France. Gj4.ol3 bales;
10 the Cor<nent. 2.19i,T3s bales
NEW ORLEANS. March 2.-COTTON-
Futures steady. March. $50, April. 5.H1p
= ~. Nav. sgOdS p2. June J.J3d5gi. July.
3 qla5 ~. August s9g5Vl. September,
b SOli5Sf October 6sW5Sl. November
5.s1a5s2. December, 5e2go.Si.
LIVERPOOL. March 2-COTToN-Spot
IN fair demand prices lo-s-d ul-uet
American middling fair. 3 la-l'. -ood
middlinx. 9-32. middlinE. I-"- '~ol"
middhng, 3 ~; good ordinary ,i,. H..
were 10000 bales. Of which 900 We're l",
speculation and export, ana l"cIuuei
300 American; receipts, 23~o p'ier. "''
American.
maud. and closed quiet NJ do" 200, .I'
American midding J. 30. c.. MaI.i..
9i-G4 buyers. March and April " - ~.
buyers. April and May, % -l-6lH. --ni
buyers. MAY and june. % -2-b44' -.'-'''
sellers. June and July 2iti. sellers.
July and August. 23-Gfa3 24-Gl. seIers.
August and September 3 2.'-Gip" ~, 5 ..,'-
sellers. September and October. t ~ 'i
@ 23-Gf buyers. October and N".ein ..
22-G4 sellers. November and DCcrm ..i
? 22-Gf sellers. January and February
d! 22-Gt sellers.
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klCNul'liHf ".r AlNI 10 n, lNtf
s.t-. off neW cfyi> loose tobacco uu SHE
,t.hu,ouI fNal breaks to-day St0u. Nai
H. ,ss..,.abousc sold 1915 pound highest
40 e. -. Shock0c Warehouse Sold .Y.-
10 pounds-hiehest price >lG. crenshaw's
xyafehouse sold 1910 pounds -hlrp..f
mic. 81 Total SG.1N5 bounds -hIgb,sf
price SiI.
f..a. sales reported goo fHU secretary
of thc Richmond Tobacco Trade today.
Cutters. hogsheads. smokers. %, lear
odarO. y. Tugs dark. o. Total - hogs
heads
The tobacco inspector reports to-day.
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NEW YORK. March Tile lone tone o'
cotton goods continues strong.
,,,sod for ofiick deliveries keep stocks I
a ''' Very clean condition. and sellers ~. a,r
frequently turning down orders io .,-, io-
ward deliveries ON basis OF CURTIN llro,
f aney " and hirached cottous against buy
broMn an lll'i,rs5 ct'ttons gradually advanc-
' ers any |ntfon Innings very hrmiy held Co.'S
tee underwear steady, Dul "o .9.rs8 w,
irregular PI tn S,' Tor for regulars.
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Nnl.nrlillnn ii sAmna-

,.>Ds< March 2-ReplNinz to q
,l.n odd The samoan situation thr
t,'..,s. III commons to-aat the Pariia-
ii.',...-,. Secretary " the Foreign Omice
49,. Ri.rt Ilou William -. John Brod
rlck sod uo formal proposals FOR the
.,,f. Iu amy power. the negotiations d..
,,i'i~I were proceeding between the three
o,v.ars interested respecting the recent
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fi-iI- ..r,..f1+...- er. given.
upon "Nl.' 80. .,f..i.. theatre. bog.
ttrf' i'-' E f..I vIfu -t'I.a.
as t' .t.,. au N0triu- tH..
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r'H tbr rniue-- daIure- ,it'
E- "a. u-n.rs during l'' f
-, ... 10y ot
,e,,. .sat is fHod the "fr
if ever ,., u.4rfdv upoa roe -tts..
sprela,ol ..,.r.--.,e, about lu tne 400
Eio-.-...- manner. sometime aI"'"4.
biJirs Inc orchestra tadl ."l '-..',, mn
.+rartI although NOT chttN 's '
..77nt accompaniment o. ln- per
ra,,.a trom flr back " ile old...
l". Cting tnase plays ast Toy "DA III
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ao'.'' .,-.',,n4d the right ot thc aiusI AN"
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A Perfect Avalanche Of Odds and Ends,
Remnants and Small Lots.
UNDERWEAR

4 few pi"css slightly ruined CO.. SHOWN,
25c. Cambria Corset Covers cmnfoi1-
-5c. cry trimmed were oNc
.iJc Muslin Short Skir,s. .anlHric efn-
SIC hrela Iufio with embroidery.
zoe. Muslin Snort skirts. camorir ~
zoe &c.
50c fo- 500. Lace Trimmed Clmbrio
Sbr Gowns
500. for 81 20 N4l1s00k Trimmed Gowns.
Toe for Hem ana Three Tuck ORA
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B0r flr Val Lace file Muslin SKIRTS.
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NORFOLK VA. March pEANT
fla ueTs stOCk-Fancy. 34C mound.
etuoUY prime. sc. POUND prime. 2IbQ2Nc.
pound. common. none offered. Spanish
SheIed Soc per bushcl Tone Of market
firm offerings very light.