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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-05

"At last we reached the river lturi,
and following along the banks until IL
was navigable. We came to the great
gancwa district OF the Aruwimi. writes
Albert 3. Lloyd in Ainslee loS NoNenn-
her Here were sights ana more eA
element. Having procured canoes
.ent nv porters back. retaining only my
tbree faithful boys. our boatmen were
tho roforious cannlbals Of the Aru"iml'
very different from the Pygnles, tn'ae
,vere fine stalwart men, many OF t"Vm
considerably over six feet carrying lhelh-
saIves with the most aristocratic bearing
imaginable. As canoe men. they co"iu
hardly be exeelled. each boat contained
from ten to fifteen men. VINO, with thef
long. tapering paddles. made the hedVy
dug-out literally dance through me water.
i, was + most delightful sensation, after
,be toilsome pain Of walking through the
,hIcke, TO be comfortably reclining while
u,iizzed along at about eight miles an
hour. for the current being strong in our
favor. We often made quite that speed.
one sat all day and gazed along the banks
of this marvellous river Sometimes ele-
phants sporting themselves In the shall
low water near the bank would, for
moment TO two be visible. forest ante
lone too were often seen having their
evening drink. while all the while monkeys
chartered I'm the trees and screamed AT
US as We passed. The village OF the Bang
wa were most curious. the houses con-
sIsting OF tall. coneshaped structures at
tanning height OF from fifteen TO twenty
feet As we approached, the drums an
nouncod MS. and crowds Of natives. naked
eannlbals. came g. the river bank Ia watch
US. Every warrior carried his knife and
smear. both most deailyelo0kiAg Means
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-05
OLD CHURCH IN MADISON.
An Interesting Relic of the Early Days
of the Last Century.

Nesting IL a grove OF OAK trees, a feF
htuCled yards from where Whte oak
Run and Robinsuu's River meet IN flush
OF BUBBLES IN Madison county. Virginia.
IS AL old IMthcIan thurch nov nearing
the end ~ the SET nd century. me broad
strong characters Of the title deed 10 the
ground on which 10 - built. though written
In 1920 still defy the rdvagcs OF time
These sturdy old German Palatines
builded better than they knew. Tor though
they have long since returned 10 dust. the
massive timbers of their nous" OF worsh-
In seem as sound as ever. The church
Is built OF hcwn logs yet on foundation
whose mortar las hardened TO the con-
sistency Of stone. The audience room ~
crucifcrm in share with two side gal
cries and an crgan l'it IN the rear, light
ed by several windows OF stained glass.
The old pipe organ presented To the
congregation by King AdolphuS of Swcd-
en- was made al LutZen In that country
expressly for this church. After its ar
rival in America II was transported from
Philadelphia 10 Madison county, then
Spotsylvania county. on oScarts. In point
OF color its keyboard Is a reversal OF that
of modern instrument. the fat keys be-
ing made of ebony. and the raised set
ebony faced with ivory now brown with
axe. The case shows the marks OF time
but the tone Is very gO0d--the flute being
inoxpressbly soft ami sweet.
Within the chancel rail- stands an inter-
esting old baptismal font OF heavy silver
presented TO the church May 49, l127, by
friends IN GermaHy AS you glance
through ihe Old REGISTER TIE names orig
Ter, AylOr Carr. ClOre. Carpenter. VIII
hniea. Asagar and a host or others appear
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!ngness 70 help ethers vita hIs large
hearted charity and his boumllsss SYM
patty.
Resolved. That we have lost IN him a
wise counselor. who with his earnest
sympathy. always advised f5r the b'st
and who was faithful. and true IN all me
relations OF life.
Resolved. That IN our future work we
shall miss his counsel AMI advice. he
courteous bearing, and his kin,ily dspo-
siti0n and we will ever cas,isa me Sasn-
DRY OF these as legacy eft BY aim 10
Us.
Resolved That these rcsolgtio1s be
spread upon our minutes ard 4 copy cent
20 his family. with the assurance from
each and an Of US that We tenie. 20 item
our deepest sympathy "A their Derease-
mcnt
The resolutions were Sc 'on.ied by Maj.
n. w. Hunter. w. \. 1orioa, ard Fcy.
DR.. r.. III. Mckim I'm ciDlue Il tributes 10
the memory OF General H,f1. AMI wee
adopted by a rising vote. IA fd;ther re
spect 10 his memory tne ASSOCIATION then
adjourned -Wasniny'D post.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-05
THE SPECIAL SALE

IN THE FURNITURE DEPART
MENT will reveal 90 ycu cnshee
OF goods which 81 Surprising. sever
csr-loads of new stun have beeh
placed in order since last week.
Sale of s35 Chqmser Sutts TOT
$1,000. comprisink pretty golden
onk, shaped Frcnch-piate mirrors
carved hcadbosrd, nnd cheval MIR
ror suits of golden oak.
Mahogany suits. broad stiye dress-
err, with large Frcnch-pinte
mirror. These three styles COM
prise one car of sixty suits. sale
mt sco.5O.
Sale OF Fine bedroom Suits, double
sweiIed front, extra size, shipped
French mirror, usually costing 40,
sale at SIS.
Sale of ELEGANT Curly Walnut Bed
room suits, production OF New Eng
land Furniture Company, Grand
Rapids, Mich, double swell front,
$3.50.
SALE OF CARLOAD srDEBOARDs,
COMPRISING JUST EIGHT STYLES,
At SUCH PRICES LIKELY NOT TO
occur AGAIN.
style No. Observation-Disclosures mirror,
swell front, 5000. would cost s125o.
style 400, 5000. usually cost sT5.
style 13G, SLABS, usually cost sI9.
style TT, st0.o5, usually cost S25.
style 800, $3.50, usually cost $25.
style 1874, s44.90, usually cost SEQ.
Style 1876. 5000. usually cost ss5.
Sale of some Dainty Curly Maple
Bedroom Chairs and Rockers ut
$3.50, regular price $3.50.
Chairs si.75. regular price s2.25.
SAMPLE SALE OF PARLoR SUITS
ONE OF KIND ONLY.
A s2s Plush Mahogany suit for S22
A $50 2-Piece Elegant SILK Damask
Suit. with pillows to match. s35.
A s29.s5 5-Piece Tapestry Covered
Suit for SIS.
s1oS 3-PIecc Rich satin Dnmnsk
Suit. solid mahogany frame, si25.
A $40 3-Pfece solid Brocatelle
Oyerstuffed Suit for 500.
s2s MahosanT-Finished Damnsk
Suit for $3.50.
4 si25 5-Piece silk Dnmnsk svit
for s75.
six $50 siIk-Piush 3-Piece Suits.
$40.
4 1925 3-Piece Parlor suit, large
shapes, S05.
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SECOND PART.
Week of Nov. 9th.

The warm weather Of the past
four weeks has had the cl"O'
we anticipated on manual"
rers and importers. " TN i".
tories going night an" u"S :"
keen up with anticipated oIuSIs'
the long spell of mia Wca' heI
knocked their calculations SKY
high. and now they are ciam0r-
Inc for buycrs for their mer-
chandtsc nj best prices oDtaina-
bIc. The results OF these spccial
nurchases will he clearly appa-
rent al The Meyers store this
xveeL for This entire news con
Germs only articles TO be sold at
sDeciat prices. The sales an
pounccd are the greatest Mey-
er's have held for many months,
and the end il not yet. FOR thou
sands of dollars worth OF ncr-
~handise, bought under prices
ON account of these special con-
ditiOns, il yet TO he received, ana
will he placed on sale a by day
mud hour by hour al quickly ~
they can be assorted and ar
ranged for selling. The 0tyersi-
fed kinds of merchandise 60 he
sold IL but another evidence OF
what The Meyers store is con-
tinually doing to bring every
body within its reach every thing
they need at the most ccOnomi-
cal prices. II YOU have delayed
any of your fall shopping, this,
weeks sale should attract YOU
direct to The Meyers store.
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In Memory General Helh.

At a meeting Of the Confederate Yete-
rams Association. held at their hall last
evening General l.. l.. Lomax, chairman
Of the committee appointed TO draft re-
solutions expressive OF the sentiments OF
the association regarding the death or
Comrsde Henry Heth reported the fol
lowing as the result OF their labor. and
accompanied his report ~ an eloquent
discourse upon the life and character OF
the deceased.
Whereas in the providence Of Cod our
beloved comrade. Major-benerai ifcnry
Heth has been removed from among is
BY the hand OF death: Therefore
Resolved. That IN the death Of srr
eomrade. this distinguished soldier. we
awe lost friend and converter.
Resolved. That as his comrades In the
cause OF the South. for which he so
bravely fought. We In no uncertain tone
proclaim our high appreciation of his
noble qualities. manifest at All times end
under ali circumstances.
Resolved. That as an unselish ty'snd
hs Uas lwAya consnieuoas ~ ~ 1ils
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ons. and when | landed they always sur
rounded me. walked round and round
booking me up and down, no doubt count
ing 10 The possibilities Of a good meal.
gbeir language was strange 10 me. or /
might have heard some extraordinary re-
marks. as il was. their hungry looks
were quite enough 70 make me teel
little uncomfortable at times. was
eeneratlv able To find an interpreter who
woald inquire Of the people for me TO-
a suitable place 10 pitch my tent ana
this was always most courteou5iy given
bv the chief himself generally IN me
middle ~ the village Sometimes they
would bring me quantities Of food. sweet
potatoes. bananas. jams. etc. and IN OK
change. / gave them httle lflhAels SUI"
as beads whistles. knives. etc. Fifteen
DAYS paddle on the river brought MS
10 Rasoko the chief station OF the Bel
pians on the c0ugo. From hence the
steamers run 10 the coast. and after
waiting a few days we arrived, and l
procured passage"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-05

HERE'S A TOWEL SALE THAT
WILL M ONE OF THE GREATEST
ATTRACTIONS OF THIS SALE.
THESE ARE SPOKE HEMSTITCHED,
LINEN. HucK 4 BACK, TOWELS
WITH SATIN DAMAsK BORDERS,
SUCH As you HAVE NEVER BOUGHT
FOR zoe. As ARE THESE LOO, SALE
AT ~ 1-2c.
sale OF some IL lie. Heavy Bleach
ed Turkish Towels, more than yard
long, Sc.
sale of CoIorcd-Bordered Fringed
Napkins, dozen, f5c.
THE FLANNEL COUNTER WILL
HOLD A SENSATIONAL SALE OF ALL
THE SMALL PIECES OF 4 FAMOUS
MILL, THAT MAKES FIREMENs
RED TWILLED FLANNEL. THE
PIECES run FROM , YARDS,
YARDS, UP TO 20 YARDS, FROM
WHICH you MAY BUY ANY GUAM
TITY you DESIRE. :,
The 35c. Red TwiIIed for 2fc. yard.
The zoe. Gray TwiIIed. IL 1-2c.
A COUPLE HUNDRED OF THE
LARGEST D0-INCH SQUARE DOUBLE
BED SHEETS, OF FINEST UTICA
sHEETISG, TORN FROM PIECE AND
LAUNDERED READY FOR USE
EACH ONE BRANDED UTICA. THE
SALE PRICE, 55c.. ~ ONE FOURTH
LESS THAN THE sHEETIyG COSTS
ny THE YARD.
Sale of Hemstftchcd PiIiow-Cases,
full sire, Toe.
Sale OF 5-yard piece Of 27-lnch
soft-Finish Birdeye Diapering, 23c.
piece.
REAL HANDMADE RENAISSANCE
DoYLIEs, ROUND or SQUARE, SALE
AT &c.
Thousands of others, all sizes, mp
to inches. 10 TO 33c.
You can't buy the materials In
them for these prices.
Plain Linen Lunch Cloths. hem
stitched, some spoke patterns, 81
and 40 inches square, worth up to
@f.25, sale at zoe.
2-ynrd Scarf, to match. soc.
! 1-2-yard scarfs, 80 match. ~.
1-yRrd scnrfs, 10 match, .y5c.
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gates will. i'm all probability, be here
They will be- entertained al private homes
throughout the city and numerous little
entertainments will be given so that the
visitors may thoroughly enjoy them
selves Each white church in the Asso-
citation is entitled TO one delegate for
every IS contributed TO the funds OF the
Association but no church is allowed 10
have more than twenty-five representa-
tiycs
on Friday morning and afternoon the
General Baptist Ministers and Laymen'
Meeting will be held The following pro-
eramme has been arranged for this:
10 A. M-First Mission and Missionar-
les i'm the Scriptures. r. T.. l.. Aylor' thir-
o. minutes Second. Richmond COLLEGE
and the Public Schools. j. l.. NJ. curry
thirty minutes. Henry Schmelz, hiieen
minutes. VIM r.. Hatcher, fifteen min
utos general discussion. thirty minutes.
=. M.-"Better Prcachlng-lts HIN
ORANGES and Possibilities I. - Thomas
thirty minutes. Il. b. Garnett, hfteen
minutes: general discussion thirty min
utes.
rev DIR. George Cooper, Of this city.
will preach the Association sermon at
Second Raptist church on the Sunday
morning during the session, and on sun
day night general mass-mecuug Will
be- held. at which time the educational
and missionary work will be thoroughly
discussed
MANY REPORTS.
The various boards Of the Association
will make their reports during the ses-
sion. and the work of the past year VIII
he gone over. Prominent among these
reports will be that of Or. James b. Tay-
Tor special agent OF the Baptist Orphan
age AZ salem. Va. DR. Taylor Will re-
tire from the charge OF the Orphanage at
salem after this year. 10 take charge OF
the Baptist Orphanage Of Georgia.
The Association is entirely missionary
body and has no ecclesiastical power
The presiding officer Is elected at each
session as Is also tho other officers Of
the Association 40 the last session Rev
o. a. = owens was chosen chairman
ana kev. Hugh q. Smith Aecratarx. INA
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THE BIG MEETING
OF THE BAPTISTS
A Large Attendance Expected Here
November 18th.
THE ASSOCIATION SERMON.
IL VIII be Preached by Rev Or George
Cooper at the Second Baptist
Church-Many Reports 60
be Presented.

Since the Baptist General Association
OF Virginia has decided TO come to Rich
mond on account of the smallpox in
bristol. much interest has been felt boy
The Richmond Bapusts. and everything
nosslble will Doc done to make the ses-
sion pleasant as VOL as profitable from
a business standpoint
when IL was decided that The conYen-
zion should Dee held in this city the
Raptist Ministers Conference OF larh-
,nond and Manchester and the state Mis-
slon issued an address 40 me h"p'is.S
through the state. asking THAI ihey at
tend and aid Ian making this session the
most interesting in the annals oi the as
sociatiOn .,...,,
LARGE ATTENDANCE.
The Association viii meet on Friday
,soyernher nth. aud will probably be con
,inned until Tuesday morning. the at
,en6rncc expected 20 be except ona.i}
lsxxs About nss or ak hundred dele
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bic reputation rs leaders In IN"
millinery.
Our bcautifuI line OF
Hats ut from $3.50 TO $3.50 has
a decided winner and We shhii
time to pay the same deNo'e"
tention 10 them as heretofore
The new nox BIock Alpine
ing Hats. in black and all the
coIors. At $3.50. x,e
ObiIdren's Tam o. shnnters-fo"
often heard OF splendid v"iues 'o'
5Oc. see these "a 2Sc'
Misses college Bats-Thn'' -, "9
Red.-usuai price is 81. Ours, ooc'
small lot OF CoIored bi'os'
mounted life size, shadings very
sirnhfc. really worth 81, now %oo'
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Silks at 40c. a Yard,

SOME OF THE MOST STRIKING
NOVELTIES OF THE SEASON, IN
BROAD STRIPES, WIDE PLAIDs,
CORDED STRIPES. BAYADEnE
STRIPES. CROSS STRIPES. BENGA-
LINES, TAFFETAs, COLORs, BLACKS
AND WHITE-SOliE RICH EVE
MING DROCADEs, THAT SOLD UP TO
1875. AND SOLID BLACK SATIN AND
TAFFETA BROCADEs AND MORE
yELOIPs
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THE GENUINE GOODYEAR HUB-
DER FOUNTAIN sYRINGES. HAVE
COST As MUCH As 75c. SALE AT
3ijc.
The Goodyear Compsny's Finest
Hygeia Rapid-FIow Fountain ~.
rInge. four attach ments. Sale mt
s1.25.
The ProphyIactic Toothbrush sells
for 35c. This week we will have n
sale of n Toothbrush made exactly
like it and by the same prophyisc-
tine manufactures for &c., actually
worth 25c. Keep-Cienn Hair
Brushes. Yale Military 3nir-nrushes.
soIid-Back BristIe Hair-Brushes-
some 800 brushes of NIL the best
soc. kinds-snle at use.
Febrs. the original CSC. fnfeum
Powder. sale at sc.
The Genuine Imported Italian
Green Cas9iIe soap. in original bars,
- inches long, usual price soc. sale
mt csc.
LUHBOUG's PERFUMES, FAMOUS
THE WORLD OVER AND COSTING
REGULARLY soc. OUNCE, SALE Al
25c. BRING YOUR DOTTLB.
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SILK SALE EXTRA,

One third of our entire
Silk stock on special ta-
bIes for the sale at prices
two thirds, one half less
OF what they were Satur-
day-the result of buying
too largely and what is
called a slow silk season,
Pieces from S to 81 yards
cut to any length you de-
sire.
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cereral Association of Virginia now
numbers us $50 members and $50 churches
The Baptists express themselves as well
,,loasod with the prospects for the com
Ing session. which is expected 10 be most
gratifying in every way.
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or. perhaps, Cappelweister Shad, orgariist
and school master 10 the congregation lei'
alone in the shadOwy church breathing III
the rich notes of his own suPphcalioh' y
strange sweet song pulsatlng WIN the
sad minor chords OF unrest and human
loneings mingled with triumphant strains
OF spiritual exaltation.
JOSEPH LYONS MILLER.
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Silks at 6oc. a Yard.

ALL THE GREATER PORTION OF
OUR ASSORTMENT OF RICH EVE
MING SILKS, EXQUISITE DaoCADE
DUCHESsE. STRIPED TAFFETAs.
ALL IN PERFECT CONDITION AND
THAT HAVE SOLD UP TO SI.60.
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Silks at soc. a Yard,

LIGHT BROcADE EVENING SILKS.
LIGHT, DARK, AND MEDIUM COLOR
WAIST AND TRIMMINGS SILKS,
,oME OF WHICH SOLD up TO 75c.
A YARD.
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DINING CHAIRS.
A SALE SUCH As NEVER BEFORE
HEARD OF IN RICHMOND.


A $40 set, nrm-cbntrs. q side
chairs. With French legs. box or
cabinet frames, sale ut $1,000.
The Genuine Imported Nfenp"
Bent-wood Dining Chairs, sale at
e1.5O. regular price. S:2b.
Arm-Chairs tn match, $3.50, regu-
lar price, S3.05.
sale of 81 solid-osk Carved-Back
Dining Chairs, at zoe.
Sale of 81 Leather, Upholstered
spring-sest Dining Chairs, at s2.'o.
SO Arm-Chnirs. TO match, for S3'oo'
Al eI.75. Cabinet Frame, Highest
Polish, Oak Diners, that should sell
for 81.
Arm-Chairs 10 match, 500.
sale at SOC. soIid-osk Cnne-seat
Dining Chairs.
billiard Chairs. the real vienna
ben,-xvood, .pecialIy adapted for
saioons. ciub-roOms, or billiard
rooms. sale Mt s1.09, reguiar price,
81.
TIE EXTRAORDINARY HAPPENS
AMONG THE CHILDREN's WALKING
COATS. 4 SALE At S2.0s INCLUDES
RED, NAVY, AND DARK-GrEEN
COATS, MADE OF IMPORTED
FRENCH BEyGALrNEs. CORDS AND
DANasIxs. THAT COST ss.5o
Y.RD. THESE ARE THOROUGHLY
LINED AND wADDED. AND TO SAY
THEY ARE WORTH SO IS NOT iHE
SLIGHTEST EXAGGERATioN. SALE
AT SOS.
Sale Of CoIored SILK Caps and Bon
Dets-Infants' and children's-all
shades of Red, Brown, Blue, Green,
Tan. with lace. ribbon, fur, braid,
md feather trimmings. sI.25 20 zoe.
sale of Infants white Cashmere
CIonks. silk embroidered cnpes, 0oc.
An IMPORTERS SAMPLE OF JER-
sEy GLOVES, UPWARDS OF $40
PAIRS. ALL BLACKs-CAsHMER
WOODS. TAFFETA. sILk-WONEN
JERSEY. SOME WITH BUTTONS, ALL
WITH LATEST SILK STITCHiNG>.
SOME WITH WHITE. PICK FROM
ANY OF THEM AT 25c.
400 dozen rrira of the regular 25c.
Gloves. for lie. pair.
30 dozen pairs OF the regular Ioe.
Gloves, for ice. pair.
aG-inch Italian skirting. black
ground, with gold or silver checks,
.tripes and pixtds, an extra bar
gnin at 81 i-2c. We sell them this
week, the yard. i7c.
siIk-Finished sstines, full yard
wide, for tailor trimmings, the reg
uIar 25c. grade, at l7c.
Mercerixed Antique. shows as wen
as full silk ta6eta. perfect wearer'
all coiors. worth 25c., ut l0c.
1aIllD9NSell9i9
81 Isy7gEzz7 iZtzEs1:w !.
EVERYTHING FOR EVtRYbuuI
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The pop
u1nrity of
our VI l.
Iinery De-
pnrtne N Z
IL more In
eNide n g q
each day
ms the sea-
= % n " u
v n m e 2 ..
Exclusive
a g = a 4
our styles.
the upnp-
~ 70 ~ g H.
able pent-
n G s. ~ Y
our work.,
ba. gain
ed for w
IN euvia-
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CARPET SALES, sd floor.

Coo. HRUssELs CARPETS, 30c.
40, pRVgsEEs CARPETS, 600
ooc' WILTON CARPET, soc.
$3.50 AXMINsTERS. o0e.
st.25 yvIITONs, zoe.
AIL-WOOL, YARD-WIDE 2-Phf'
49c. M
,vooT. FILLING. YkRD-W1DE, zoe.
TTCHTII-WOVEN UNION CARPET
Csc.
YARD-wIDE INGRAM CARPET
Zoe. o.
yARn-WIDE RAG CARPET. ~ lie
snecf.I quality Floor ot-Cloth'
ell widths TO match, sale mt iec'
square yard.
sAIE OF SPECIALLY FINE JAPA-
NEsE FLOOR HATTINGs. TN CARPET
puTTFRNs, zoe. 4 YARD.
f'JR-EDGE PARLOR MATS, ~
zRIcUT COLORS, REGULAR PRtoh
81, SALE At soc
ReversibIe Woven Rugs, frinsea
ends. nearly yards long, 3Oc'
2-yard-Long Chenille smyrna
Rues. not jutc, sale Mt Csc.
sale of Fur Rugs, nearly 9Ar"s
long. Si.Go.
JAPANESE HANDMADE FboOR
DuVGGErs. TRUE ORIENTAL DE
SIGNS. REGULAR PRICE $40, SALE
AT $3.50.
reversible SMYRNA Floor Drug
rets. I-2xs yards, most rem"rlSSoie
hnrrnin in the sale, $3.50.
safc of 2-Ysrd-LonG amyrna Rugs
pamna HFand, I'm Oriental designs
only, s1.75.
sale of the best quality 2Nhrds-
Long smyrna Rugs. frinGed, orieh-
al designs only. 90.
ELEGANT BLACK CREPoNs. UP TO
a. INCHES IN WIDTH, INCLUDING
gfIT< AND WOOL CREPONs, MoHhlH,
PEBnLED. AND WORSTED CSEPoNs,
SALE AT sI.25 YARD. 90 NOT ASK
THE VALUE. BRING SAMPLES OF
GOODS THAT COST $3.50.
Sale Of six patterns Mohnir Hist
cred CrepOus. Csc. yard.
sale Of some elegant HACK Crepon
Dress Pattcrns-one Dress OF n pat
fern-orscfnaI cost - to SO yard,
sale at 81 Is 20 - yard.
Heavy Clay Diagonal. the Kind
used by tailors for mems wear, and
now used so much by ladies for
,rffor-rnadc suits, sole at $3.50.
niack French POplin. sale of 10
rirces only. Soc. goods, for soc.
q
FIVE patterns only. - inches wide,
b0c.. usual price s1i also. 25 pieces
Of zoe. quality. sale RI 1-2c. yard.
MACK Wool Crepons-Jet Black
pretty patterns, sale OF abOut 600
yards, al 2oc.
sale of Atwood BoucIe Cloth,
gard wide, such as we had ut 5Oc.,
for 25c. yard.
At 10. a sale of 4O-incb wide
HuIf-WlO oil storm Serge.
LAsEN WRITING OR CONFESSION
FNCE PAPER OF THE WE'LL
Known GROWN BRAND, ANTIQUE
FINISH. COWS. DEDED A SPECIAL
BARGAIN AT 1oc.. SALE. 30. POUND.
FORTY ENFhLCpEs TO MATCH. sc.
Some ,Is-lburt's Elegant station
ery--Pcrsian Bond, Royal standard,
Egyptian Wove, Egyptian Antique
sale M I5c.
COlored Velvcteen skirt binding,
U-vard piece. Sc.
Dozen Paper Hair-Pfns. Sc.
Any Kind of Sewing-MnchiDe
seedles, SO. paper.
GoId-Eye Needles. lie. paper.
Genuine De Longs Hump Hooks
and Eyes. Sc. dozen.
Kirby Boards Tiger Brand Gem
uine English Pins, Sc. paper.
whole Piece SILK Stitched Inside
BeIting, &c. piece.