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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-06

WRH& - he3Sd tDfn-
ing from Meatana
On The northeast and
California on the
south. alighting from
railway. trains or,
steamer fhA lScaf
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and John Lamont, superintendent; OF the
Columbia Telephone Company. Tscoms.
with an Eagle eye. sen, Steve O'Brlea
and b. -. Hoffer. All these are quarfsred
At the Hotel Seattle.
Spokane II on hand I'm the person OF
George Mun;er. Remote Republic 10 rep
resented In the robust ana busting anaso
my Of Bert Harris. whose grand opening
In that fourishing mining town came well
nigh attracting the notire Of two hemi-
spheres- They are AZ the Northern
Last, but by no means least is John
Cort. founder OF the order ard grand presi-
dent who came back 20 Seattle yesterday
for the express purposes OF attending the
grand lodge
Needless to say that among the dele
gates already arrived and the local men,
her. Of the order, congenlairy and con-
VITALITY were The order OF the evening
Many a story was told, many q Joke was
cracked and cne or two rather rough prac-
.scai tokes were PLAYED which viii hardly
bear writing M.
Among the thrifty business men who
came into the city yesterday were Capt. c.
n. Thompson, A. II. Mcqueen and A. J.
Shaw. all weil-krown mining men OF
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spokane. CHARTERED
snaEiy In their
rooms at the Butler.
the members OF the
party expressed their
grasiflfAtson O, the
outlook for mines
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Mining Dis
trtcts Are
rrosperoas.


ana mining in the state % Washington
Capt Thompson said;
Spokane, as you know, is a I've town.
Mining interests. perhaps. are dominant
there 5ur all fIres % bus ness are pros
pe.ing. TIE various mining camps trsoa~
tary 10 the city are pTcspsS3As. Rep1o-
lie 10 looking well ard / have sssfse doubt
that The camp Wifi with n a year have be-
ter coynnunicA ton with tAe oa4 side goT =
By The constructor % the railr3A9 watch
new seems assured b. way CO the San
Of fhs camp ] ara lnrilEe1 ia tkank ahast
sse insuxxent Viii snow ~ wene Is 4he
fsdxe 81 shn Lore Pine. which sd1cEny 81
IL helms woy kssi snso the a. 1rs en- - ~
The SicSan cu2rgrv - assa shaving nQ
fssaxnaacenssy. Baaatagy SHesk IS 4efrs'
we'll. su1 tbs sssurssse. cas.es fTpEa TIE
Canadian FacIhe psop.s thAs taey vi
GrSut fcT ~ ~ rsaisar1srer.
kre~ n5satng OF tas Euraso Hump
District, a. Z have never beer "a chs
gruurd 81 course. ! have AeAra And Rad
. great 6sai. bat I SIMPLY mean that !
hsv- 10 personal knowledge Of that Szs-
tyscs~
F~rs~s Merrill who was eae et the lead
ers VA the CALIFORNIA Associated Cycling
Clubs movement ia Oregon ard WASH
ingsar and who - ire general aEe-S IA the
Pacific Northwest soY fAe EAys atsx sSsey-
Gle Company. arrived Ia Seattle yessvr+
G@y.
he says ara. All signs poEnf TO the early
csassnw Of sas dsAl for N.ss spxns uee ct a
AanSosN stAss. wssn y sAFsr~ss Ur l3AtN sxs
~ @ ~GspA1&nx and Col. F'esss are tire pro-
matters
Matters hare ncs beer hrouga, ~ Z
head" sasd Mr. Merrill owing - tas ~
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Frank Everett % Chehaiis viii take
trip TO Yellowstone Natural PARK By was-
on FOR the benefit Of hts health. His wife
Iii accompany him. and they expect TO
bo gone about q month.
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E4sies gather rpund them and bid them
welcome 10 The }arent lodge OF the order
the centra. eyre
The hotel corridors were fua Of them last
night. They were particularly in evidence
a. the Hotel Seattle. though sane OF them
are 10 be CHARTERED also ~ the .NoFthA8n
and the Rainier-Grand. From Sacramento
came Emmett Phillips and George Pagan.
brace OK newspaper men whose journal
fstse resources win do much to enilven the
routine Of business and lend spice TO the
social seSetons. From San Francisco there
are Thomas Landsay and Harry Baehr
Great Falls. Mont, n represented by d. b.
HAL Portland sends Fred r. Merffli, OF
bicycle fame: Teddy Rowe. A. h Colhy
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With such Instructions. IL q,
osd not secure such raslons q,
Tor the Porto Rics, campaign
report the negligence to the q
eicne VA. at fault.
TIE court VIII ind that Ga
aheeattons were not proved,
comment On the failure Of -
and ether officers. now unsttn
IN complaints. against the rat
ue attention OF tho secretary
the press dent. to the condition
eassess at the time. In mi
prshseDc@. this neglect to r-pof
which officers believed 30 Ne
70 TIE health 81 the troops in
sae enefsss IL Regarded az or,
1eAcs. ara even had General
sens~ss preos that the refytgeras
chemically treated. be WAS cs;i
Hsent IN not r~ssay-lnC sssss I
oens or the secretary os war
The court ~ inquiry will IN
men' against the war .aeeal
VIII show that General Mliss
eAicgsiissns on rurnors which
investigate. and that The re-
oesa dess eyed. The court
" recorsmens thas further
aaR e< taken. 1i2 81 N
GUY. bur shese men ~ BOX,
shesr daty NitaoaS AkuaSf Tar
teVcusnierstasionE MN t3ntn1
M'is-s AMI no; snxSaf DAN,
e rot concerned wS1zx Z 10 -
~ rr a. 20 whether
aa EasAe General Mica = "A
scerssal candidate or ret.
en iiassrsscse. 20 snveSts<Al
sEsS charges err Md I
-,ens .xfH <A -
ssese charges are not true. an
W. Miles lad no cause Tor IN
Teesdani Mckinley viii IN
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White Goods Sale.

TO yOui '''"Vy saNeu
yard. ""'SS ioI IVc'
lOc White India Linen, in mill ends
FOR SC. yard. MN ei'uS'
White Check Muslin to be sold for PIC.
g. D I-5c. White Check Muslin to be sold
S1-3c. " De Soiu lot
lsc. White i. X. to be sold for lie
ltc. White Il. X. to be sold for f2ikc
2sc. Heavy Cord ~. *. to be sold for
lie. yard. ~ A'i
4O-inch White India Linen 10 be sold
Tor l2l2c. yard. worth lie.
Special values in Plain White Goods
at 5. 10, l2j4 and 15c.. that's Impossible
10 match.
Great value in White p. X. at &c
yard.
Special values will be offered IN White
Organcies to-day for nearly half prices.
Nou can't judge them by prices until You
see the quality at 12is l6. d. 49, 30, and
SOC.
Special values in Persian Lawns and
NalnSOOks tO-d9V
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ROCK BRIDGE.
tucker on the Constitution-AnA c-
cident-Marriage.

-LNlNGION, VA, April 21.-(Special)
'"e work on the Constitution Of the
'lleI states left by Hon. John Ran
4.-o'ph Tucker at the time Of his death
now IN the press. and viii be out
curing The month OF May. 1t will be in
."' volumes. and has been edited by MIR.
'-.h.i son. Professor II. ST. q. Tucker.
% Washington ana Lee University. The
i' OFT The work embraces political
nee ana historical sketch of the
-Ish Constitution, while the treat
".... NJ the main subject Is discussed
hve heads-First. The Colonial Era;
P.oha' The Continental Congressional
Iia third The Confederation Era;
t'.iin. The Constitutional Era Down TO
NTH, The Constitutional Era Since
'.t War. The book Will be read with
interest by laymcn as well as pro-
ional men. The critic OF the manu-
'ilt 10 whom II was submitted by the
hers declared in his report TO them
laa 200 future student Of the Constitution
Could AFFORD TO be without the book.
Nr. vs.. T. Mccormick Of Raphine. in
MS county, while working at a saw-mill
,tug out hickory spOkes. was struck
ol his abdomen By a piece of timber
Niown from the saw and hurled back
Naid with great force, and rendered un-
luscious. lie will recover, unless Sc
N3.s complications set in:
Jane ip'Als it4l'l VI ORAh - 80
q. haphine died at her residence, az that
} tce. Tuesday night, after a long ana
ne illness. She was aged n years.
Hiss Winifred Paxton, of Buena vista,
Rev Corydon w. Trawick, pastor
q the Presbyterian church OF thar city,
" pc married In the Presbyterian church
~ 'dnosday morning at 8 o'clock. The
htv. j. NJ. Wells. OF stanton. ofiiciated.
f, ,ne ushers were Mr.. j. ID. Mckee and
sstiE w. w Zimmerman. Of Buena vista.
he bridesmaids were Miss Bessie GlaS-
gov. Of Rockbridge county; Miss Mar
t4iet Wit. OF Lexington. and Miss isa-
o.Ne McCiuer, OF Buena Vista. and were
fN"nod Ina white organdie with violet ribs
oYhs Wore white ieghorn hats trimmed
". 'h vlolets. and carried purple violets.
, ne maid Of honor was Miss Flora Camp
o'l of Lynchburg. who wore violet or
4hdie trimmed In violet ribbon and lace.
&c wore d picture hat and carried pur-
a., Fiolets. Professor r.. w. Fay. OF
Washington and Lee University. was best
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Deeds of bargain and Sale.

Richmond: J. ]. Boswell, Jr.'s, trustees
TO Anne T.. Tenant. "a 1-6 feet on east
side Brook avenue, 20 feet north Of Clay,
$500.
Glasgow Manufacturing Company's
Trustee to John r.. and f.. r. Williams,
16S feet on north side Taylor street. $500.
Libbie -. Kirk TO Rosa b., Annie b.,
Helen c., and James b. Kirk, interest III
g. IL feet on Main street. 2 % feet on
Main street, southwest corner Second,
Il "a feet on north side Floyd avenue
l23 IL feet west OF Beech street. and in
All other estate Of James and Kate Kirk,
deceased. $500.
W. J. Leake, special commissioner, NJ.
+. Jones and wife TO Lydia b., wife OF
j. Hardy Pyle. p feet on west side Fifth
street between Clay and Leigh. $3.50.
Henrico: Lizzie Ferriter's trustees TO
Juliet ]. Saunders, 10 "a feet on west side
Temple street between Beverly and Cary
81 go
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A MatchleSS Hosiery Sale.

A superior Lisle- Thread Hose,
hermsdorf dye, spliced heel and
toe, made in Germany, in plain
and drop stitch, every pair worth
5Oc., to be sold for 25c.
A 25c. Lisle Finished Black
Hose, ex-double sole, high spliced
heel, guaranteed stainless, to be
sold for J7c.
A l9c. Black Hose, high spliced
heel and toe, extra spliccd heel
and toe, in Black and White feet.
for 12Bc.
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A Ribbon Sale

that means a saving on every yard. Folly
t0 think OF buying elsewhere when
hiClmouo s foremost stock offer such in
CucCmcuts.
So. - Taneta inches wide, in all
cnInrs Pie.
&c. 80 Taneta, inches wide, in all
co.0rs. l9c.
So .. in Good. Heavy Ribbon, Black,
White, and all colors. Soc. piece
$50. 5 in Good Heavy Ribbon. Black
and White. and all colors, for soc. piece
SO. Z. in Black. White, and all colors,
in Good. Heavy Ribbon for CSC
our Fancy Ribbons are great at 25c
yard; they can be rufflel.
special values in Fancy Ribbons at %
and SOC yard
All widths and shades of Ribbons can
he found here at the lowest prices
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Flower Sale.
THE GREATEST EVER KNOWN
BEFORE

THE GREATEST EVER KNOWN
BEFORE.
Wild Rose Wreaths, In all colors,
worth 2jc., for lOc.
Morning GlOries imitation velvet, 70
T. sold FOR 10c.. real worth Doc.
Daisy Sprays. in Brown and Yellow
centres. worth 20c., for 1Oc.
At 12ihc.-Daisies with Foliage. In al
colOrs; Wild Roses, imitation velvet IN
all shades. worth 25c.
Niolets, worth 11c. bunch for sc.
At 15c.-Wreaths in Morning Glories.
oil coloTs; Roses. Wild Flowers. IN an
colors: Roses. large blooming ana buu,
with rubber stems and plenty OF green
leaves. worth SOC. III.
At l7c.--Large punches or DAISIES, WIN
large centres. Brown. yellow. ana ian.
At l9c-LiliCs Of the Nailey, iiaIse
bunch: crush Roses. rubber stems. large
PUNCHES. wild Flowers. Locust Blossoms,
in all colors: violet S, worth , 2oe; !, e.,
,otsibjo 10 match, I'm all kinds. %. 81,
IN u.s. Soc and 81.
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ARMY ORDERS OF INTEREST.
Lieutenant James, Captain COwIes,
and Major Niche.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., April 27.-(Spe-
Observation-Disclosures John Fred.
James, recently appointed from Danville,
has been ordered to Columbus Barracks,
Ohio, for duty pertaining to the recruit
ing service
Captain Andrew ID. Cowles, Twenty
third Infantry. late colonel First North
Carolina Infantry, has been ordered TO
San Francisco for duty.
The orders recently issued in regard to
the muster-out of Major r. Il. J.. Niche
assistant acknowledgement, United States
Volunteers first lieutenant Second Cav
airy, have been amended so as TO direct
him to continue. temporarily. as acting
assistant adjutant-general, Department OF
the Province of Habana and Pinar del
Rio, until further orders.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-28

Tiller; 1850, Where Should Discourage
ments Begin?" Miss Leila c. Fitz; IL a. NJ,
"The Student Missionary Campaign" Mr..
w. Reg. Walker; 1l:l5, THE Country
League" Rev. Porter Hardy; n:35. THE
Ultimate Purpose Of the League" Mr.
Lee G. Crutchheld; u. Address. League
and Church Work." Rev. William r.. Ed
wards, ID. D.; /, Announcements and Ad-
1ournment
Afternoon-3:30. League Literature"
Miss Nellie ID. Spence; 3:45. Missionary
Conscience" Rev. Il. III. Rawlings; L.
"'rhe Missionary Department Of the
League" Miss Bella =. Walford; Alb,
missionary Culture: Means and Value"
Rev. w. II. Atwill; 4:40. THE Holy Spirit
i'm Missions" Rev. y. NJ. Beckham; ., Adj
jOurnment.
Nights, Virginia League and Korean
Mission"
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GREENsBORO'.
A Marriage-Commen to Make
Pig-IrOn.

GREENSBORO, n. c.. April 27-(Spe-
cial)-Mr. Julian Gorham an attorney
for the Southern railway. with office at
Charlotte, was united IN marriage at
the First Presbyterian church this morn
ing at II o'clock with Miss Annie Shober.
one OF Greensboros most popular young
women.
The Empire Steel and Iron Company
have been successfully making pig-iron
since last night. Manager Noble ex-
presses himself as being much pleased.
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s. ricccs OF Fine Imported Organizes
r-4b Sisc yard, for 25c.
,t.,rs OF Fine, Sheer Ray organizes,
'~tt 90 SCH for l2'zc., to-day oi4c.
.....e Heavy Raiscd-Cor 'Broidered
t- now floral effects. bought 10
Me@ ~ lie. yard. to-day for S l-Sc.
s,' t,.cs Of Oudine Muslin. in all new
ana polka-dot effects, bought 10
tli for Liac.. to-day FOR ioc.
''' .s ,rds Of Imperial Dotted Swiss
eu new effects mill ends, per-
Na" 20 l2-yardslengths. real value
's.T o.eles 20c. yard, remnant price
slc,,v Stripe Colored p. X, I'm oil new
and figures. stripes. and dots,
f,s ie, and l5c. yard, for loo.
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Shirt-WaiStS

are clamOring for mention. There is so
much that is new and interesting to tell
of them that we hardly know where 10
commence. Let this half dozen items
suffice to give you an inkling Of the COM
prehensiveness of the stock:
At 4Sc.-New, Nobby ShirtWaists,
made OF the best percale and the latest
style.
At 75c.-White India I.inon Shirt-Waists,
made i'm the latest style.
At S9c.-Madras and Percale Shirt
Waists. stripe bias-encct front, some
with inserting, fully worth 81.
At Sl-We can show YOU several diff
ferent styles in White =. X. Lawn. Col
ored Percale. and Madras, and allover
fronts; they are in striking style
At $l19-Special values I'm White
Waists. tucked.
AT S225-A Very Fine White =. X.
Shrt-Waist, in newest cut with large
,.roes buttons and inserting.
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LaCeS and EmbrOiderieS.

The story is Of exceptional value-al-
most sensational. a noted importer had
TOO many oil certain sort; we had too
lew. me purchase was made on q 80
per cent. basis. and here arc the GODS
FOR YOU at like saving. Come to-da ?
ana see the great values we will offer in
Nalenciennes Lace. Initiation Duchess
Lace, Real Torchon Lace. Medici Laces,
Linen Torchon Lace. Oriental Lace, Ham
burg and Swiss. All kinds of Laces to
be sold at grcat Sacrince
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THE. TOWER,
Corner Second and Broad,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Great April Bargains in Wash Fabrics.
$4,000 yards Of Fine English Madras worth 12Ic TIC yard
will ends 2 to yards, to-day for &c yard.

Gaiatsa Cloth. for boys blouse suits.
worth 2c. yard, to-day lOc.
Madras Bingham. "a inches wide. in all
new plaid effects. bought to sell for Isc.
The 12l3c. grade OF Madras Glnobars
10 be sold for 10c. yard.
imported SIX Ginghams. "a inches wide
bought to sell for 5oc. yard, to-day for
oo h,ereaies for Wrappers. in medium
bought TO sell for Joe. ward. TO-DAY 5c
1900 yards of Rough and smooth
i'iin1ens, worth 25c. yard. to-day Zoe.
heaXy Cotton Covert Cloth, always sell
Tor l2,1c. yard, to-day for I0c.
Special values will be offered In Per.
Gales at GA and l2lsc.
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virginians in Richmond.

AT New Ford's-John s. Chapman, C.
]. Dun, l.. j. Dun. and V. u. Dun, Stan
ardsyile; Mrs. o. j. Hayes, Chase City.
At Murphy's-John ;, Burt, Virginia:
Mrs. Jeffries and Miss Jennie Jones, Gull
pepper; L. l.. Lanier. Danviie; p. II. ChaI-
mers. Salem; DR.. NJ. q. Robinson, AUS
tinville; David Price, Lexington; II. ~.
Grant. Norfolk; .. o. owen, South Bos-
ton.
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DEATHS.

LUKEHARD.-Dicd. April the 18th, at
7:40 o'clock A. NJ. at the residence OF his
parents, ROBERT SILAS, infant son OF
Robert III. and Mary Lukehard; aged 2
months and days.
This lovely bud. so young so fair,
Called hence by early doom,
Just came to show how sweet dover,
In Paradise would bloom;
Ere sin could harm or sorrow fade,
Death came with friendly care,
The opening bud 20 Heaven conveyed.
And babe II blossom there
Funeral from the residence. No. cit
Q street, Fairmount. Friends of the
family invited TO attend.
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JULIUS SYCLE & SON.

man. The groomsmen were Rev. Robert
G. Gilmor, of the Third Presbyterian
church. of stanton: Mr.. William X. Ken
nedy. and Mir. A. Terry Shields, Of Lex
ington. The bride wore a white satln
gown. trimmed in lace and pearl buckles
and carried brides roses. Mrs. W. "a;
Shirley presided at the organ. MI anu
Mrs Travick left on the afternoon train
for northern trip of several weeks.
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4 silk Slash.

Hack Satin Duchess. all silk, sold for
S.. ward to-day for lie
SLACK satin Duchess, worth 81 yard, I'm
ra.- bic 10 match at SIC. yard, to-day
f0r lc.
IS grade OF Black Satin Duchess TO
3. sold to-day for csc.
n-uch Drapery Silk. sold for sec. yard,
to-day for 39c.
e--nch Imported Black and White
China. worth see yard for SOC.
special sale In Waist Silks at CSC. yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-28
A Strong Mans secret.

The strongest man on earth says the
secret OF his wonderful power Is perfect
digestion. Hostetters stomach BitterS
makes digestion easy and cures ali COM
plants arising from weak stomach. such
as. Indigestion. biliOusness, and all Liver
and kidney ailments. As a blood puri-
fer and nerve tonic IL is marvellous. II
is recommended by all physicians, and
is sold by every druggist in the country
Everybody needs it al this time of the
year.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-28
Children'S HeadWear,

Doing more and more business every
day I'm this Baby Cap Section Of ours.
Why? Because the very latest and most
stylish shapes and the best quality ere
bore az the substantial saving over all
The other cap departments
AI 15c.-A Fine Muslin Cap with 3
Vows of tucks. in each row, with ruch-
i- 40 round and top. with baby ribbon
and wide strings. II would be impossible
f.r print 10 tell you OF our great values
n Baby Caps. but to-day we will offer
some special values at 30, -, -. ~, 30.
o. &c.. 81. Sl25. $3.50. g., ana s21q.
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ODD AND END SALE.
DO YOU NEED A MATTRESSs
HAIR MATTRESSES.

HAIR MAIIHESSES.
From a shipment of Bed Mattresses.
comprising 100, II is not strange that
the top and bottom ones in the bales
were soiled, and these having been
settled for by the railroad company,
will be sold with the allowances taken
of
Fine South American Hair Mattresses,
IS pounds, In one piece. $500, bought
TO sell at $40; In two parts, $3.50,
bought to sell at $3.50.
Elastic Felt Mattresses. In two parts,
bought TO sell at s12, for $500.
Double Top Mattresses, bought to sell
$50 for 100.
Shoe Sensation Saturday.
Use. Remnants of Cambria Swiss
and NainsoOlS Edges and Inserting,
that were = and Zoe. yard.
I5c. for all Silk Black Bourbon Lace,
inches wide.
&c. for Black Chenille Dot Yelling.
DC. for Swiss Edge and Insertings, that
was Sc.
nc. for remnants Of Black and Colored
Chenille and Tuxedo Yelling, worth
from pc. to soc. yard.
81 yard for Heavy Black All-Over
Bourbon Net, Il inches wide.
COLORED DRESS GOODS REMNANTS.
pieces High-Grade All-Wool 3-toned
Plaids, bright effects. for children,
were 81 the yard, to-day 49c.
l piece Silver-Gray Fancy Mohair. yard
and quarter wide, as elegant as silk and
more durable, 81 value, to-day 75c.
Z styles All-Wool, Silk-Mixed Fancy
Suitlngs. latest designs and colors, IS
to IS inches wide, 75c. grade, to-day
81 lie
colors All Pure Wool Hair Lines,
double fold, 25c. value. to-day at nc.
different colors All-Wool Yard Wide
Cheviots, full tailor effects. herring
bone designs, worth 7jc. the yard,
to-day Zoe.
About 100 yards ATWOOD Wool Cheviot,
elegant mixed tailor suiting, sells
readily at soc. the yard, to-day 20c.
200 yards Wool Finished Checks and
Small Effect Sutings regular ~ IL
and 15c grade. to-day Lie.
lS9 remnants Of Dress Goods. including
best and lowest grades, useful quanti-
ties at sacrifice prices.
LININGs, SHORT ENDS.
silk Innings, that perfectly initiate
silk, in all high grade coIors, sells
everywhere at 25c., to-day 10 lie
Best Black Slate and Tan Canvas. such
as you pay Zoe. for to-day 71-2c.
1liDll CUTS bltHSIdhti 'dfnbiltS, all
cOlors. ? to yards. to-day at 23-ic.
Short Ends OF Waist Innings, Sllesias.
Percalines. Satoens; Colors and Black
that sell II to 2Oc. the yard; to-day
your pick at &c.
Shoe Sensation Saturday.
LADIES' SUIT DEPARTMENT..
$3.50 for / Ladies. $j9S Best Quality
Crescent Brand, Turkish Bath-Robe.
fast color.
G9c. for Ladies' $50 Duck Suits, Blue
and White Stripe.
Si.23 for 3 Ladies' $3.50 Dress Skirts.
I'm novelty-mixture gray, homespun.
black braid.
$3.50 for Ladies' s. Two-Toned Tag
feta Silk UndersEirts.
25c. for zoe. Tan Crash Dress skirts,
with hens.
81 for tl.75 White =. X. Dress Skirts,
extra full and deep hens.
1900 rolls Wallpaper, suitable for small
rooms. to pieces Of the kind. Be.
BLACK DREsS-GOODS REMNANTS.
29c a yard for Pure Jet Black Crepons,
in eight select styles, unmatchable at
zoe.
25c. n yard for 42-inch Black Figured
Mohair Lustre, worth double the
money.
25c. yard FOR 3G-inch Plain Black Mo |
hair Brillantine. the 39c. quality
44c. a yard for 1-2-yards wide Grow |
Black English Serge. good 75c
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-28
HAPPINESS VS.. MISERY.

Dr. CHARCOTS TONIC TABLETS.
the great Partisan remedy. is a guaran-
teed cure for the Drink Habit. Also.
Nervousness and Melancholy caused by
over-indulgence. 1t destroys the APP
petite for alcoholic and all intox eating
beverages. and leaves man as he should
be. 1t can be administered without the
knowledge OF the patient where neces-
sary. Send for pamphlet POLK MIL
LER DRUG COMPANY. Ninth and Main.
Richmond, Va. NH u-F-nr