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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-05
THE KHAKI UNIFORM.
IL Has Been Much Used in the Eng
tish Army.
Qondon Teiegraph.)

Without proper clothes a man cannot
fight 10 The best advantage. a fact which
the military authorities have borne care
fully IA mind as regards the soldiers in
tended for service in South Africa. The
ughi-httlng costly uniforms In which
AIR. Thomas Atkins appeals so strongly to
the feminine portion OF our population
ere the outcome Of much artistic effort
o. the part Of military tailors. and arc
admirably adapted 10 the piping times OF
Heace; but when the day arrives for SER
vice IN Africa, or IN any other part OF the
world whore excessive heat is likely to
enfeeble the men, the gay trappings must
be laid aside in favor Of more suitable
material. That Is the reason why our
soldiers during the present campaign will
wear the dark fawn-colcrcd drip ia
milar 10 most people az khaki" II is
made OF cotton thread, warp, and weft
very much after the style Of ordinary
linen. out Infinitely more durable. The
WORD "khaIl' 81 derived from the Hindu
and means simply dust or clay colored .
but in the War Ofiice sense "khaN" IS
elevated from the position Of adjective TO
Substantive. and refers exclusively 30 that
drab-colorcd material which was worn
for the first time. probably, by some OF
the East Indian regiments. Throughout
the Egyptian campaigns II was used by
our troops, and when thu Guards arrived
IN London after the last expedition they
We're clad IN the very garments which
will shortly be served ont 20 them again
for service In South Africa. As they de-
trained ST Waterloo last autumn and
marched through the cheering multitude
20 Wellington barracks. IL must be ad-
mitted that the mud-colored tunics and
brooches failed TO appeal 10 the eyes Of
people who had associated the brave fell
lows with that thin red line" OF glorious
memory. but the outfit certainly possesses
many advantages from the point OF view
OF practical work.
Lancashire. OF course, is the home OF
the Industry and. IN order 10 meet the
requirements OF the government the fac
tories there have lately been working
very hard. There is q vast quantity at
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-05

xrEaE.s TOWEL SALE THAT
WILL BE ONE or THE GREATEST
ATTRACTIONS OF THIS SALE.
THESE ARE SPOKE HEMSTITCHED,
LINEN. BUCN BACK, TOWELS,
WITH SATIN DAMAsK BORDERS,
SUCH As YOU HAVE NEVER BOUGHT
FOR zoe. As ARE THESE 4 ZOO, SALE
At II lie.
Sale of some II f-2c. Heavy Bleach
ell Turkish Towels, more than yard
long, Sc.
Sale of CoIored-Bordered Fringed
Napkins, dozen, 15c.
THE FLANNEL COUNTER WILL
HOLD 4 SENSATIONAL SALE OF ALL
THE SMALL PIECES or A FAMOUS
MILL. THAT MAKES FIREMEN's
RED TWILLED FLANNEL. THE
PIECES RUN FROM YARDS, y
YARDS, UP TO 30 YARDS. FROM
WHICH YOU MAY BUY ANY GUAM
THY you DESIRE. /,
The 35c. Red TviIIed for 2fc. yard.
The zoe. Gray TwiIIcd, II f-2c.
A COUPLE HUNDRED or THE
LARGEST 0O-INCH SQUARE DOUBLE
BED SHEETS, OF FINEST UTICA
sHEETING. TORN FROM PIECE AND
IAUyDERED READY FOR USE
EACH ONE BRANDED UTICA. THE
SALE PRICE. 53c., II ONE FOUETH
LESS THAN THE SHEETING COSTS
BY THE YARD.
Sale OF Hemstitched PiIIOw-Cases,
full size, Zoe.
Sale of 5-yard piece Of 27-inch
soft-Finish Birdeye Diapering, 23c.
piece.
REAL HANDMADE RENAISSANCE
DOfLIEs, ROUND OR SQUARE, SALE
AT &c.
Thousands of others, all sizes, up
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 10
Sf2J, sale at soc.
2-yard Scarf. to mntch. soc.
/ 1-2-ynrd scarfs, TO match. AZ.
1-ynrd Scarfs. to match, 35c.
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No Guarsntee with This.

II.IT|IU UI"IIIT
story comes from Yarmouth US.
reads something Ike "The House l.'-
Jack Built" IL runs thus.
Mr.. j. r. Green. an Arson road y
lost a f0ur-drachm weight among a..'
fowls corn
III. sold the corn 20 a S0uthtoWn
toner. from whom he in return pun chase,
q number of eggs
II sold the EGGS 90 customer VIZ
slll them 90 "a customer, 1T liAND
OF Wcisciey road.
Mr. Hubbard. on breaking one of no
eggs. found in BE- q four-drachm we'-I-
This weight WAS taken % Mr. 0f
who at once Identified lt as the
tina; was lost IN the corn, that Wa
ed bv the fowls, that laid eggs for ne
customer, tina. ate the eggs. @c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-05

HE reputation ns leader"
millinery 49,, Of trimmed
uots M from $3.50 TO $50 ma, h"u con-
: accIded winner and we shan co. a.
,,nne TO pay the same devote"
'',tton 10 them as heretofore.
Tnc new Knox block Alpine w.
uots. I'm black and all the ne"
colors. nt $3.50. vo,,xe
rhildrcn's Tam o. shnntcrs -io" Cor
.s,on heard of splendid N"iues "i
5oc. see these AT zoe c
MISSES College HatS-Tn"s' ". nH >"
ueds-usuai price Is -. ours o.
small lot Of CoIored h'ruN'
mounted life size. shading" Ners
.ir,bIc. really worth 81, now zoe
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-05

THE GENUINE GOODfEAH Kun,
urR FOUNTAIN syRINGEs, HIVE
COST AS MUCH AS 75c. SALE
3Jc. r,.,
The Goodyear ComPnny's
U,geia RapId-FIow Fountain ~
riupe, four attachments. SAFE NJ
s1.25.
The PropbyIacfic Toothbrush sens
for 35c. This week we VIII h"'e
salc Of n Toothbrush made eN"c'''
ike IL and by the same pr"p"'
tine manufactures for &C., ac'"'
worth 25c. Kccp-Ciean man"
brushes. Yale Military H"ir-"r"-"'N'
soIid-Back DristIe Hnir-br"s"'H
some $50 brushes OF all the "es'
zoe. klnds-snIe at 2Jc.
Febrs, the original 25c. Iaie""'
Powder. sale at sc.
The Genuine Imported i'"''""
Green CASTLE sonp, i'm original p"rS'
II inches long, usual price Soc s"'e
AT zoe. o,s
IvNBoRG's PERFUMES. FAMOUS
THE WORLD OVER AND CostiN"
REGULARLY zoe. OUNCE. SALE Al
25c. BRING YOUR BOTTLE.
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Silks at 4Oc. a va I'd,

SOME OF THE MOST STRIKING
NOVELTIES or THE SEASON, IN
BROAD STRIPES. WIDE PLAiDs,
CORDED STRIPES, BANADERE
STRIPES, CROSS STRIPES. BENGA-
LINES, TAFFETASj COLORS. BLAChS
AND WHITE-SOME RfCH EN T.
MING BROCADES. THAT SOLD JP 10
SI.25. AND SOLID BLACK SATIN AND
TBFFETA BROCADES AND MORE
IL nIIRS
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SILK SALE EXTRA,

One third of our entire
Silk stock on special ta-
bles 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 5 to 81 yards
cut to any length you de-
sire.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-05

New York SUM

What are the names OF the First Fam
lies of Virginia." H.. NJ.
We do not know that any icOnoclaft has
made q list OF these famous families, but
IN John Camden Hotten's The Original
Lists OF Persons Of Quality. &C. who
came 10 America london. 1870, pages
1926 are taken up by List OF the
Livinge III Virginia" February 10, l62i-'2i:
pages 2Oi-265. with muster list OK the
Inhabitants IN Virginia. January N.
lG23-2i and pages 1921. with list OF
patents OF land granted. From these YOU
may make a list OF the real first fami-
lies"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-05

The pop
uInrity Oh
our VI !
Iinery De-
pnrfnc ~ Z
H. more in
evidc % q e
each day
rs the sea-
so n n 81
y 81 "a G g ~.
Exclusive
~ a. q - a
our styles,
the Unnp-
10 r a IA q IL
able neat
~ e - % I
our work,
has gain
ed for US
In cnVin-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-05

CNeW York Mcekly)
BCusekecper. Why axe apples so
in price,
Market Man: Cause they're scara
mum.
But the papers said the cr0p
enormous that apples We're rOttus
trees an over The country
"Nes'm That's why they're scarce. ID
didn't pay 10 pick EN-"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-05
Week of Nov. 9Th.

The warm weather of the pa I,
four weeks has had the ehcc'
we anticipated on manu,ac,"
rers and importers. W ~ a. ,o
tories going night anu ""s
keen up with anticipated y, "I
fhe long spell OF mia Wc"s,n
knocked their calculations IN!
hIyh. and now they are c'"''"
inc for buyers for thci'
chondise at best prices oo'"in,
h,c Thc results Of these spcci''
D,,rcboses will be clearly apPa-
- ar The Meyers store TINS
,,.cL for This entire news con
Germs only articles to be SOFA III
sncciaI nriccs. The sales an
,o,nccd are the greatest MeN-
ops have held for many MOI 'nH'
and the end Is not yet. ior thou-
sands of dollars worm Oh nv
chandise, bought under pIlo.'
On account Of these SpccIal con,
1itions il vet to be received, ana
will be placed on saleda ~ u"s
and hour by hour AZ quichH -"
fley can bc assorted anu a.,
ranged for selling. The dltc's
fed kinds of merchandisc W ~
sold il but another evidence vi
what The Movers store IL con-
tinualIy dong 60 bring ever
body within it's reach everything
they need at the most econoihi,
cal prices. II you have dcla3cd
any of your fall shopping, TINS
weeks sale should attract you
direct to The Meyers store.
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Silks at SOC. a Yard,

LIGHT DROCADE EVENING SILKS.
LIGHT, DARK. AND MEDIUM COLOR
WAIST AND TRIMMINGS SILKS,
SOME or WHICH SOLD UP TO zoe.
A YARD.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-05
Silks at 0OC. a Yard.

ALL THE GREATER PORTION OF
OUR ASSORTMENT OF RICH EVE
MING SILKS, ENQUIsITE BBOCADE
DUCHESSE. STRIPED TAFFETAS,
ALL IN PERFECT CONDITION AND
THAT HAVE SOLD Up TO SLIGO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-05

]. ID. Bridges editor Democrat. I.ancas-
ter, n. H., says: "One Minute Cough
Cure is the best remedy for Group j ever
used" Immediately relieves and cures
coughs. colds. Group. asthma. pneumonia
bronchitis. grippe. and al throat and
lung troubles. IL prevents consumpti@o.
Bodaker Bros. II. a. Miller.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-05

ounces Of soap have been added, ana
boiling IL. Rinse in fresh water. little
spirits Of wine will clean any parts that
are furnished. Dresses which are trim
med with lace should be covered with
silver paper when put away.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-05
DINING CHAIRS
4 SALE SUCH As NEVER BEFORE
HEARD OF N RICHMOND.

4 500 set. nrm-cbnirs, g side
chairs. with French legs, box or
cabinet frames, snIc at S2O.oo.
Th. Genuine Imported vienna
Dent-Wood Dining Chnirs' sa'e ~
$50. regular price. %%.23.
Arm-Chnirs to match, $500 reg"-
lar price. S3.05.
snIe of ~ soIid-Onk CarVed-b'eh
mining Chairs. at zoe.
So. Of 50 Leather. Upholstered
spring-Sent Dining Chairs M 10
az Arm-Chnirs. Ia match, for SOD
At Sf.75. Cabinet Frame hish
Polish. Oak Diners, th"t sh""'" S'
for 50.
N,.m-Cbairs 10 match, 500.
sale az 5Dc., soIid-OaS Chne-se"'
Dining Chnirs.
uiIliard chairs. The real Nien""
bcut-,yood. specially adnpteu 'o'
saIoons, cIub-rOoms, or bii'ihF"-
rooms. sale at s1.00, regular price
So
THE EXTR AORDINARY HAPPEN
AMONG THE CHILDkEN'S WALhiN"
CoATs. SALE At Sos INCLUDES
RED, NAVY, AND DARiA-'shEN
COATS. MADE OF IMPORTED
FRENCH BENGAIINEs. CORDS ANn
pAWAsNs. THAT Govt SLY
YARD. THESE ARE THOhOtGhhN
LINED AND WADDED. AND TO SAY
THEY ARE WORTH 30 II NOT iHE
SLIGHTEST EXAGGEKATiON. SALE
At SOS.
sale Of CoIored silk Caps and Bon
netS-Infants' and chiIdrcn's-nil
shades of Red. Brown. Blue, Green,
Tan. with lace. ribbon. fur. braid
md feather trimmings. Si.25 Ia soc.
sale Of Infants White Cashmere
CIoalss. silk embroidered capes. 90.
AN IMPORTERS SAMPLE OF JER-
sEY GLOVES. UPWARDS OF $40
PAIRS. ALL BLACISs-CASHNERE~'
WOODS. TAFFETA. SiLk-NONEN
JERSEY. SOME WITH BUTTONS. AL
WITH LATEST SILK sTITCHINGs.
SOME WITH WHITE. PICK FROM
ANY or THEM AT 23c.
500 dozen rrirs 90 the regular 25c.
Gloves. for lie. pair.
80 dozen pairs OF the regular lDc.
Gloves, for 12c. pair.
sG-inch Italian sl<irting. black
ground. with gold or silver checks
stripes nad pIaidS, nm extra bar
gnin at 81 lie. We sell them this
week. the yard, nc.
siiL-Finished sntineS, full yard
wide. for tnil0r trimmings, the req
uIar zoe. grade. 1T 11c.
Merceri1cd Antique, shows rs wen
n. fun silk taretn. II perfect wenrer'
all coIors. worth 25c., ut ioc'
'''I'E9NGel6J9
A7ZzlZzZZ 1. .5 = ~ e ~.
4rJEoyTgIIc FIR FVEHIhODIT
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True Genius.

(ChicaeO NcNs)
HiX: That fellow jerks is clever i+
gcnious chap, isn't he2
Nix: Why. l never heard Of hs al7
any thing remarkable.
HiX: That's just 10. Tie MANAGES pop ESQ
along nicely without doing anything
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-05

Wonkers StatesmanD
Mrs Crims0nbeak. They say that
PIE with blue eyes are app 10 taiN '''
mech.
Mr. Crlmsonbeak: 1 thought IL was i-'
people with black eyes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-05
Nnt Sd Snre of Il.

OirooAlyn LlieJ ..r
well never mind. ola man. \
from now you'll forget that you ''''
aI5 viii take more shan a year 20 s-5
all those bills"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-05

r,InRr,LAS. OF RICHER QUALITY
nUT DO NOT WEAR 50 WELL,
USUALLY So. SALE AT s3.
Genuine TwiiIed Gloria Umbrellas,
eel,-edgc Edge Umbrellas. wit"
Ladies' Natural wood Handles
Black Mourning Handles, Children
Handles. and Mems Handles, ~.
FAMOUS GRIFFON BRAND PEh-
GALE DRESS SHIRTS FOR MEN,
NONE MADE TO SELL FOR LESS
THAN 81. SOME FOR Sf.23, EVERY
SHIRT HEARING THE ABOVE
BRAND THIS WEEK 60. EACH.
More than 1000 pairs Mems Wool
len Socks, tremendous lot, compris-
Ing Blue, Crnys, Camefs Hair, ran,
Mixed-Grnys, sale ut lie.
Complete shaving OutGt-one safe
" razor. one black horsehide strop,
mug, Iatbcr brush, burbcr's soap,
bottle witch hazel. bottle eau de
uuininc, piece nnagnesia, and stand
ing mirror. IL bought separately
would cost you not less than Sl.Jo,
sale ut soc.
4 sale of the famous y. Y. VI. I'm
Numbered White shirts, which con-
tain every Improvement now shown
in 81 shirts, VIII he sold at 3oc., or
for s2.29.
1000 DOZEN. EXACTLY 1900.
HANDKERCHIEF ALL TO BE SOLD
AT ONE PRICE, AND PLACED ON
SALE FOR THE FIRST TIME COM
MENCING MONDAY. They comprise
pure linen. Irish made, Swiss make,
American make. plain hemstitched,
embroidered hemstitched edge,
scaiIoped edge, silk inserted, plain
white. mourning borders, coioFed
edges, coIored insertions. They
constitute the round up OF the stock
of one of the largest importers i'm
this country. You may pick from
2J, Il, and lie. ones, sale ut IL lie.
lOu'iI need handlSerchicfs Christ
mas. Here's your chance.
ChiIdren's school handkerchief,
for 90.
At 1Oc. YARD THE GREATEST
SALE OF RIBBONS EVER STARTED
HERE, COMPRISING ALL SILK TAI
FETA RIBBONS, SILK PLAID RIB
BONs, BLACK WATERED RIBBONS,
JP TO 4 LIZ INCHES WIDE AND
COSTING, USUALLY, Up TO zoe, SALE
Al Zoe.
The New Battenberg Edge Double
Foced Ribbons. sale at zoe.
Finch wide Hemstitched Ribbons,
for making hats, zoe. yard.
VWECE-AHOUyD TIES, THE ONLY
STYLE OF LADIES NECKwEAR
NOW ~ VOGUE. THEY ARE TWO
YARDS LONG. GO TWICE AROUND
THE NECK. TIE ~ : how AND THE
ENDS HANG DOWN. HERE ARE
MORE THAN 4 THOUSAND OF THE
KINDS THAT SELL FOR soc. AND
zoe, TOGETHER WITH OUR ENTIRE
STOCK or TIES, SALE AT 25c.
THE FAMOUS STUTTGARTER NOR
NAL SANITARY WOOL UNDER
WEAR. ADVERTISED ~ ALL THE
liz AIDING NAGf WINES At $3.50. AND
CLAIsIED 10 he As GOOD. As THE
~ Y'fhGER; \ SALE HERE. ROTH
LADIES' AND MEMS. SUIT TO
MATCH, $3.50 \ GARMENT.
The GIastenbery Natural Wool
Underwear is advertised i'm all the
lending magazines as the finest ~
underwear made. 4 sale here OF
the genuine. each bearing the Glass
tenbcry brand, AT SLID garment.
sale at i0c. OF Mems Heavy, Mixed
Gray shirt. only. which, in suits,
sold for zoe.
Sale at 50c. of Ladies' Natural
Wool, Finely Woven, shirts and
Pants to match, which. in suit, sold
for -.
Sale at II lie. of Childrcn's
Heavy Jersey Ribbed Underwear,
with woven neeccd baciS-I2 Lee.
for shirt or pants.
,s,.saesgs5.Y Va n ~
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The hidden Hero.

tCliclso NcNsl
Mrs. A.: Nweds What ana uncommon
name for babyi Is It swedish; l.
Mis-. L.: No. indeed, Just read n ndeN
WARD. Isnt 50 had a ar
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CARPET SALES, Sd floor

coc puUSSTLs CARPETS. 33c.
co.. nnVssELs CARPETS. Coo
ooc WILTON CARPET. Doe
$3.50 MINISTERS. poe
Sf.25 WILTONs, zoe.
.I-uOOL. YARD-WIDE 2-PLf'
49c. ,,-,,r aoc.
TIGHTLY-WOVEN UNION CARRIE
NApp-wIDB INGRAM CARPET
Zoe. ,o1-oc
e,.cinI ouaIIty Floor Oil-tio'h'
on widths 10 match. sale az iSc' "
square yard. 1900 ,,p.
S.IE or SPECIALLY FINE JAin-
Orsr Floor NATTINGS. IN CAHfhi
PATTERNS. zoe. \ YARD.
f,Tp.ruGE PARLOR MATS, ~
ppICIIT CoLORs, REGULAh fHi'H
81. SALE ~ soc.
uevcr,ibIc woven Rugs. fTingea
ends. nearly 2 yards long aoc'
.-Nord-I1nE Chenille smyrna
RugS. not iute. sale ~ use
cntc of Fur Rugs, nearly yards
long. s1.GO.
Japanese HAND-MApE FLOOR
puIcGETs. True ORIENTAL DE-
SIGNS. REGULAR PRICE So, SALE
AT $50.
pcvcrsthIe smyrna Floor Drug
ucts2I-2s:; yards. most remarhh"ic
bnrgnin in the sale, $3.50.
SnIc of 2-Yard-Lonp smyrna Rugs
Rnmns Brand, i'm Oriental designs
only. Si.I5.
safe of the hest quality %-Ynrds-
Long smyrna Rugs. fringed, Ofieh-
tai designs only. So.
ELEGANT BLACK CREPONs. UP TO
At INCHES N WIDTH. INCLUDING
SILK AND WOOL CREPoNs. MOHAtR.
pCpBLED. AND WORsTED CREPoNS,
SALE AT 81 - YARD. 10 NOT ASK
THE VALUE. BRING SAMPLES or
GOODS THAT COST $3.50.
Sale of six patterns MOhair Blist-
cred CrepOns. Csc. yard.
sale of some elegant Black CTepon
Dress Patterns-One dress or pat
tern-Original cost 81 to SO yard
sale at S1.75 to 80 yard.
UcaVy Clay Diagonal, the kind
used by taiIOrs for mems wear. and
now used so much by ladies for
taiIor-made suits, sale nj sf.59.
Black French POpIin, sale of 10
pieces only, soc. goods. for 59c.
Black jacquard CheviOts, sale Of
five patterns only, ~ inches wide.
5ac.. usual price 81; also, - pieces
of soc. quality, sale 81 Lee. yard.
Black Wool Crcpons-Jet Hack
pretty patterns. sale of about 600
yards, at 2Hc.
sale of ATWOOD BoucIe Cloth.
yard wide. such as we had Mt 5Oc.,
for 25c. yard.
At Zoe. a sale of 40-inch wide
uaIf-WooI storm Serge.
LINEN WRITING OR CORREsPON-
EECE PAPER OF THE WE'LL
KNOWN GROWN BRAND, ANTIQUE
FINISH, CONSIDERED SPECIAL
RsPGAIN At 1Oc.. SALE, sc. POUND.
FORTY ENVELOPES TO MATCH. 90.
Some HuIburt's Elegant station
cry-PerSian Bond, Royal Standard,
Egyptfan Wove. EgyDtiPn Antique
sale NJ 15c.
CoIored VeIvetcen skirt binding.
5-yaTi piece. 70.
Dozen Paper Hair-pins, Be.
ANY Kind of Sewing Machine
Needles, Sc. paper.
Goid-Eye Needles. 1c. paper.
Genuine De Longs Hump Hooks
md Eyes, Be. dozen.
Kirby Boards Tiger brand Gem
uine English pins. Be. paper.
Whole Piece SILK Stitched Inside
Belting, &c. piece.
x y, NNN ~wvOSV
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CLOSEST ROLLED SILK

UMBRELLAS, Gov EhS ~
MATCH, PRINCESS HAN
DIES. LIKE PICTURE
WITH RIBBON LOOPS AND
: 4 - II LIZ & sihN LII
CLASPS, MANtfA'i, ~
TD's WHOLESALE PRICE
$3.50. SALE AT si'0o'
SAME STYLE IN ALL-siLi>
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Not Sure of His own Identity.

London with water ior a whole year at
the present rate. Niagara is big thing
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Silks at 74C. a Yard,

just 100 PIECES. NOT 4 YARD SOLD
FOR LESS THAN ~, THE MAJORITY
COSTING YOU HERETOFOHE S1.25
10 81 80; THE NEW CORDED TAT
FETAS. THE NEW EMBROIDERED
TAFFETAS. THE NEWEST PLAiDS,
THE BATTENDI SILKS. AND
Many OF THE LEADING NOVEL
TIES or THE SEASON. ALI READY
FOR YOUR BUYING AT 4 CHOICE
or re. I YARD.
SALE or DIR. WARMERS FAMOUS
CORSETs, CORLLINE AND HEALTH,
75c. 4 PAIR USUALLY 81 md S1.23
A PAIR. ORDERS WILL BE FILLED
JUST As LONG As OUR PRESENT
PURCHASE REMAINS UNsOLD.
e style - Corsets, made by c. d.
makers, zoe.
m French Model Straight Front
Corset. S2.23.
MISSES. CHILDREN's, AND LITTLE
BOYs' hID GLOVES. SPECIAL PIR-
CHASE or EVERY WANTED COLOR
AND EVERY SIZE, zoe. PAIR.
u. 9VooUGjiIA
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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-10
NORFOLK WOMAN SHOT.
MIDNIGHT TRAGEDY IN NORTH
CAROLINA TOWN.

CAEsOh1N.A IOM ~.
Matte Moore, q white woman Of bad
character who, it is said, formerly lived
in Norfolk, and has two children and
q husband living, was killed in WASH
ington, N. c., Thursday night last by
Jesse Green, of Martin county, that
State.
The facts as given in q dispatch from
Washington are as follows:
Green had been in the city about two
or three weeks, and had frequently
been seen In the company of Matte
Moore on the streets. Last night about
12 O'Clock Chief OF Police Grist was no.
titled that his presence was needed, as
serious affair had taken place, or
murder committed.
On arriving at the house the Chief
went to the room where the tragedy oc-
Cured, burst open the door and found
the woman leaning against the wall,
covered with blood, while Green was
lying on the floor few feet away. BY
this time DR.. Josh Tayloe arrived, and
upon examination found the woman
had been struck by three balls. One
entered the head, through the ear. an
through the palm OF the hand. Green
had been shot near the region Of the
heart. Green, who will probably re-
cover, says the woman did the shoot
ing.
The police remember woman by the
name Of Moore, who formerly lived
here. but do not know whether or not
she is the person alluded to.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-10
Artistic y,,nI,o4.

Among the special holiday styles Of
the celebrated McPhail Pianos just re-
ceiyed at the Addison Piano Parlors is
one of the most beautiful and artistic
cases with hand painted panels. This
is the first piano shipped to Norfolk
finished in this way. Throughout the
large cities of the North nearly all of
the finest pianos that are made to order
have the panels painted by some great
artist. and we expect to furnish Nor
folk with all of the late designs in the
way of cases. and also give the wealthy
people chance to select as fine an in
strument as can be found in any ware
room in New York or Boston. we shall
make speciality of high priced pianos
and will have instruments made to
order for any customer who may wish
furniture matched in color or carving.
Yesterday we received an order for
special style from prominent gentle
man of Western Virginia, who had been
adv sed by one of Norfolk's most promi-
nent musicians to buy a Stultz s; Bauer
Piano.
If you want something "high grade"
and artistic call at Addisons Piano
Parlors, corner CRANKY and Charlotte
streets. 8tsa 1t
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-10

Thanks arc due Lieutenant C. r.
Casey, u. S. ~, Branch photographer,
for favors furnished this paper in
charts, notices to mariners, reports Of
photographic Bulletins, etc.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-10
SHIPPING NOTES
A Barge With a Record Breaking
Cargo ofWood.
Cnptnin cottroIl'a Trip TO Georgetown
u. c. Back from Europe -AccId ont
to Tus-rho weekly suumnry or
shipping OF she Port.

The big barge John r. King, Hudson
& Bro. owners, under charter for New
York with pine wood, lies in the stream
ready to take her departure, loaded
with what probably is the biggest cargo
Of wood that ever left Southern port
coastwise. She carries T0O cords, which
is fully 500 to a25 cords more than ever
has been carried before from this port
This is thing worth making decided
note of.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-10
Free I'inno Tuning, .
'a'n, Hnv. t,nIr

If you have a Square Piano (no up
riaiiis) ard want 1t tuned, we will have
it tuned by our tuner FREE. He will
tune two only each day for the ten
days anywhere in this city or Ports
mouth Bring your orders or write
quick. The pianos will be tuned in the
same order as the orders are received
by us. No phone orders will be taken.
No pianAS tuned for dealers. Addison's
Piano Parlors, cor. Granny and Char
lotte streets. de9-St
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-10
Ti,r Mnncrn Moinor.

Has found that her little ones are i'm
proved more by the pleasant Syrup of
Figs, when in need of the laxative eff
feet of q gentle remedy, than by any
other. Children enjoy it and it benefits
them. The true. remedy. Syrup of Figs,
is manufactured by the California Fig
Syrup Co. only.