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oaivert Dancing club In mos, as,,us.,,
p A. their home last evening Mr. 'fn,.u .
genial knlgh, Of the grip, rep as Lew's
IA senara1, can Thread company, whose ho,ns
hospitahle In this city " w one OF the most
besn ,, M; a. Hugbs and family, who have
t peen vlsit,ng the family OF Mr. j. c,h hay,
Inns IN GUYS ndys past. returned tonight 10 Their
=, vi" IIn =; aamman and daughter. Miss Mary
Vi HOUSTON. are visiting In Caiveft
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killing mi kaufman.

Kaufman. Texas. July 30.-J. NJ. Hubbard
killed George Long last night about o'clock.
The killing was done with pocket knife.
Long was literally cut to pieces. The killing
was done at Huhbaid's hotel. where Long
boarded; he was taken to Graves drug store
In his night clothes and his wounds drcsied
by physicians He made no statement before
dying Hubbard refuses to talk
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.-v.Ns ron NEW YORK.

n u,,orv line steamer Alamo. Xix mas
INA m New York at IL o'clock today.
/ ss.rirs cabin passengers were booked
i. vvius; Mr.. and Mrs. George Sealy.
,.ly Miss Carolyn Sealy, Mr.. and Mrs.
d. psrd MS. Joe Horta. p. NJ. Banigan.
s..sss lrs. Beasly. Miss Jessie Stokes.
! l Johnson. r. ]. O'Dwyer and son.
I Napu, ". Mann. q. Rosenbaum.
NH. M. Purnell. c. c. Coleman,
4, 4 Jones, R. d. Belrne. Mr.. Levy,
Tiitsr Benson. infant and maid. Mrs.
4 ltipfsQn.
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.WOndn's ~~~>~"~"'
Severest Trial.

Until recent years woman's everest
trial has been the bringing Of children
into the world.
Today nearly ell the sickness, pain.
discomfort and dread are avoided BY
those expectant mothers who use
Mothers Friend, that wonder
f,d Imminent made famous by the great
good It has done. Il Is Used externally.
That Is the only sensible and safe way
to relieve morning sickness, headAehe,
tightness, swollen, hard q rising breast.
The bearing Of children need ~ lonees
h dreaded. Mothefs Fsien1 kas bssn
called Godssnd BY mother a oves
this land. Sold At drug Stoen tos s. !
bottle, and by
The 1raafisll Regulates c.. Atlanta. -.
w w.i.: tsl eSs - uAsssssd - enslsA1 1us
80
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

A. fremont; ". F. Wyatt. Brenham
| Il I,;srls. Troy. Texas; j H. Warren.
'V.H. Curth. Houston T. II. Gateley,
I B. B. Ga,eley. dallas: j. r. Reid. l..
q ia wife Houston; Thomas r. Nc
IN Nv Orleans; Harry Meath. Kansas
! lrt Wiess, Texas; S. H. Bailey. Phi.a-
ss, Qs. W. O. Bates, New York. G. b.
u yrs Tate, Mrs, Evans, W. G.. Lane,
Hi; Miss Lena Lane, Bolton: T. r.
|Eiiy Kansas City; w. A. Read. Hous-
! lines Moore city; R. r. BabDilt.
fwat; Q. B. Dorchester. l. r. Ely,
hi. John Puterbaugh, Dallas; w. G.
y and wife. Rockport: Miss Lucille
r;zn, Taylor. Miss Thompson, Miss
y lis Hoekaday, Sherman. j. l.. Thomp-
N wife Willard; Charles Hammond,
y Carlos Bee, San Antonio; C. L. Mis-
a Grange; W. C. Corbett. Houston
4. Stephenson. Dallas: c. +. Blanke. st.
DR. 4. Vahey, Follower; j. b. Roberts,
pa, R. J. Alexander. Caldwell; Harry
X. Houston; j. Walter Beery. Kansas
sse aaude Howell. Dallas: w. H.
n ,lt wife Houston; L. j. Barnes, Buff
hsL; 4. B. Miller. Cotulla. Texas: A.
aassl ". v. Powell. Peoria. Ill; Cap
Etset Havana. VIM Dickson, DAN
~. 3. Kingsbury, Brownsville: w
W.. Dallas Oscar H. Pochler. Hous-
AZ i; R; Mitchell, Houston: G. En-.
r 'liiidelpnla; ]. H. Shary, Chicago.
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THE couNTRy,s POLICY.
How American Liberty In being ID
strOyed by War of Conquest.

str0yed by "a War of Conquesf.
To the Editor OF The Post.
Haletsvile. Texas, July ga few
days since | addressed The Post some OBJ
servations on the policy of the administra-
lion toward Cuba, not Cuba Libre," but
Cuba shackled and enslayed. Ny reason
for doing this was, that while the wrongs
which are being inflicted on the Fllipinos
and the imperlalistic policy which the
government is attempting to inaugurate
in The East and Orient excite large COM
ment aud much indignation, the perhdy
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II had female trouble of all kinds,
had three doctors, but only grew worse.
l began taking Lydia e. Pinkham'a
Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills
and used the Sanativc Wash, and can.
not praise your remedies enough
MRS. EFFIE rERKINs, PEARL, LA.
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Young couple Married.

Parts. Texas. July so,--Edward Bennett
eyed 1e. and Ethe. Allen, aged 10. were mar
ried today at Rockford in the southern parl
~ this county They are step-biother enc
sitter, but married with their parents con-
sent.
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rtErrsa 70 MS. stRrnAn 10. ss,so&l
"DEAR Mrs. PINxHAx--For some
Mmc have thought Of writing to you
to let you know Of the great benefit l
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Lufkin,s Latest improvements.

Lufrin. Texas. July 29.-The electric lights
will be turned on tonight at 1880 O'Clock the
LEGAL telephone system has all been connected
ard by $3.50 o'clock tonight Iulkin VIII be
talking over wire, by electric Hight. NO Town
in East Texas has SO bright future as Luz
KIN
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NssRr ITEMS.

s;sssa S S.s r r,ss = 70,
CIV s.ass.. A. notwithstanding
ssss foos ~ = zone in this section
ss'lss a. !. The merchants Of Ca,
!, ,.a!,,I!.sas;enA.' Ma. MARKS ;, |, T.
~. ~ York 4 snsaiaas,lhis d,m IN
y; .esys m merchants viii
el ,s,i Sr' hss been sbs 81 a. t ~
iuioss ,nSsti, Ii viii lIe ersSa ~.
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have received
from the use Of
Lydia =. Pink
hams vegeta-
BILE Compound.
Soon after the
birth ofiny frst
H2x
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1r r4r nARY Is cuTTlNp TEErH

IF THE BABY is CtIIIN1 1ELFH
he sure ana use thar old and well tried
remedy. Mrs Winslow's soothing syrnp
~ children teething II soothes the child
,of,ens the gums, allays all pain. crres
wind collie and Is tina best remedy fo'
diarrhoea.
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&, am CITY NEWS ITEMS

I. Harrington DIED a.
Coldthwaite.
y, rsras. July Sword has been
J. -. Nat Colonel ]. l.. Harrington,
!. n v, known citizens of the town
s.,sthr.Ite Saturday, where he had
!. 4. benefit Of his health. A tele-
y ~, .sat came to one of Mr.. Har-
and the young man left on
,,,jn No further particulars are
! ~ q 40 Colonel Harrington was a
~. r,.vor and he had for number
tle . II Is an active part in politics.
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/, ZAP, s.s FRUSTRATED

nsst .rsID ny ~, so'--Bill Taylor. one
cs.a.aa M, Jan .sheers who held up a
" been sa as,s about a year ago
nv. ..n and 'itS SL,s about e o'clocK
,nasov ,aklng out stone from
ssasa,ha T so1 q the jalier VIII"
~ NE sla, asior,s cell. heard him
n rs,u aaa ran onto Tay irom 81 ms |,
A''tly guarded am to TAIL. He is
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JAIL DELIVERY.
= Made sa Good Their E.cane

!. nade Good Their E.cane
ssb...' Tsacosdoches.
ii, A., . !. July 2s,-Three prls-
y .s,l, S !, me county Jail this mora
"A ,s,r,. .Va "a and made their escape.
Assa NJ, ur with forgery; Walter BY.
x. are uis.iran lslarizing Shlndler's
\, s.ssts lion b bar !, The prisoners Sc
u ~ they b. bro ssa o Concealed i in a
s " made their sorsea IN one cell last
llsIr ra asTe T., to the outside saW ana
sssllss he e,,s ar. Arch scogglns sap.
~ without , cape. and gave them n"S y
s,al.,d add are ss nut. 4 posse was at
~ Who were u a ap, after them. Sew
sue threp white, 80 Jaii
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THAT foul, dlshonoring word,
Whose wrongful blight so oft hath
stained
The hottest cause that tongue or sword
OF mortal ever lost or gained
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-29

Columbia to act jointly with It, and the
invitation was accepted and each louBe
appointed a committee TO act as q JOINT
committee to arrange the details. rms
Joint committee is known as the WASH
ington Centennial Committee The Nlr-
einia members are: Grand Master X. l.
w. Duke. Jr.- Right Worshipiul X. heih-
per. John Daniel. Thomas :. Martln'
Nicafah Woods, Most Worshiptul a. H.
Courtney. and Most Worshipful Mann
Page. ca
Tho District members are: Grand
Master John II. Small, Past Grand Mas
ter James A. Sample, Past Grand Mas
ter Afyron NJ Parker, Past Mas-er c. *.
Berrvman. Past Master William Brown,
Worshipful benjamin W. NJ arch, and
Allison Major.
A NEW GRAND MASTER.
Aside from the Washington centennial
Ceremonies. the session OF the Grand
Lodge of Alexandria IS an interesting
event. Grand Master r. T. w. Duke, Jr.'
who for two years has adorned the east
in tho grand body Will yield the gaVel 70
Right-W orshiDful George W. wright Oh
Marion. who now holds the oillce or
Depntv Grand Master. Eight-Worshiplul
II q. Kerns Grand Senior Warden, VIII
be advanced to the deputy grand master
shin being succeeded in the Office he no"
holds by Right Worshipful Ed. y. Eu-
bank Grand Junior Warden. Right-N OF
Sinful Thomas y. Davis. Grand senior
Deacon. will be made Grand Junior war
der. and Right Worshlpful *. kemper
VIII be advanced from Grand Junior be1,
con 10 Grand Senior Deacon rms VIII
varate the junior Office in the Grand
Lodge. and for this deacOnship a not hgHt
viii be made. though it Is Impossible at
mi. earlv date to make any forecast OF
tine choice. Worshipiul j. W. Egslestoh,
of Richmond, is among those spoken Oh
Tor tho Office.
There seems 70 be no doubt that Right
,vorshfuful Fred. Peasants VIII be re-
elected Grand Treasurer, and that K'sht-
NCorshipfu George w. Darlington VIII
continue as Grand Secretary. Inc new
Grand Master will have number Oh ap-
poinllve offices to FIJI, but whether he VII
mako any change in the officials remains
~ be- seen. A large amount OF work VIII
b,ve 10 b., done by the Grand Lodge on
,Ts final dav OF its session, ana much
time viii doubtless be given TO the report
10 be made by the Masonic Temple Asso-
cation. having in charge the property OF
tha lodge.
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JlU WJS SYCLE & SON. Second and Broad 5tre@ts.

Clayton. son OF Henry Clayton. Esq. 4
prominent farmer OF Thompson Valley.
which Is within a few miles OF this
place. Mr.. oscar Clayton was engaged
In the lumber business at that point.
and was instantly killed by a logs roll
ing over his body His remains were
brought through here yesterday on tho
afternoon train. en- route 10 his home. In
Thompson Valley, where they will be in
TERED. Deceased was about 30 years u
dren.
Mrs. Joseph $. Clll-spie wife OF ex-
Senator Gillespie. whose Illness has been
mentioned In your columns Is steadily
improving. and her vast number Of
friends and relatives are Greatly relieved
AT her progress.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-29
OUT IN HIGHLAND.
Forest Fires Raging-Reyiyai Ser
yIces--Earm sold.

MONTEREY, VA, October &-(Spe-
ial.)-The worst forest fires known for
years are raging throughout the noun
talns Of this section Of the two Nir-
ginias. The Allegheny and Shenandoah,
with oil their spurs, are on fire for miles.
and in many places fences are being
swept away. owing 10 the two severe
freezes in September. all the leaves fell
rapidly, covering the earth TO a depth
of several inches-nO rain having fallen
to pack them down-thus causing the
fire to be hard 70 fight by those whose
mountain farms are endangered. The
smoke IS almost sitting, and the sun
looks like a ball OF fire.
A revival service is now In progress
at the Methodist church in this place,
the pastor, Rev. T. G. hewitt, being as
sisted by Rev. p. r. Nugent, evangelist,
Of Richmond, and Rev. III. L. Heironimus,
OF Hot Springs.
Mr.. w. c. Grinstead. Of Albemarle, has
been installed as clerk in the store OF
V. Il. Bishop.
Jasper l.. Fox. Of the Dry Branch Val
ley. has sold all of his personal property
and real estate, and will move to Lewis
county, W. Va. Dir. A. J. Terry, OF the
same locality became purchaser OF the
farm at $3.50
Mr.. L. II. Stephenson and wife are
visiting their little daughter. Jannette,
who is 4 pupil OF the Lewisburg Semi
nary.
Hon. Jacob Yost, of stanton, spent
last night in Monterey, en- route for the
busting county Of Pocahontas, w. Va.
through which railroad is now being
built.
Mr.. James W. Sipe. a Highland boy,
and for several years a postal clerk, has
been promoted 10 the position OF chief
clerk OF division, at salary OF $500
q year. His headquarters will continue
10 be at Washington.
Mr.. James Ker, Chesapeake and Ohio
ticket agent at stanton. accompanied
~ Misses Elizabeth Atkinson and Adele
waltz. spent two or three days In High
chic xaak
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Marriage or Mr.. Ysrbrough ana Miss
Palmer.

On Thursday evening last NJ . o'clock
very pretty marriage took place at
the residence OF Mr. and Mrs. B. O. VAR
brough, 1901 west Cary street SIR. Powie
]. Palmore, Of Leonard Heights. and Miss
Elvira L., eldest daughter OF Dir. and
Mrs. Yarbrough, being the contracting
parties. The ceremony was performed
by Dr. T. NJ. Mercer. OK West-View Bap-
list church. Mr. y. =. Parrish was best
man, and Miss Alice Yarbrough. sister
OF the bride. was bridesmaid The bride
was dressed in white, and her sister In
pink organdie. The parl0ss Were hand.
somely decorated with plants and flowers.
and quite a number OF friends witnessed
the happy event. Elegant refreshments
were served during the evening.
The groom is young florist. and has
many friends in the city. The bride. =
pretty blonde, Is also very popular SIT.
end Mrs. Palmore viii reside ei l707 west
Cary street.
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sAW-MILL BURNED.
Forest Fires-A sad Death-Crushed
by u Log.

TAZEWELL. VA. October 2s-(spe-
cial l-Forest fires have been burning
freely in this section for ten days. and
fences and timber have gone With the
fire. On last night the saw-mill OF
Messrs. Adams Brothers. in Thompson
Valley, was entirely destroyed by
fire. II having become ignited from the
burning brush. The vast amount OF lum-
Der which was stored only about one
hundred feet from the mill was saved.
The mill was without Insurance. and the
damage Is estimated at between 5000
and $500.
a sad death occurred near Swords
Creek, In Russell county. on day before
yesterday. the victim being Mr.. Oscar
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Infants Cloaks at Re-
cord Prices.

Infants Long Cloabs, with embroideres1t
cane. Record price
Infants Long Cream Cloaks. WIT, rioe e"p'
and skirt embroidered. Record prey 10
,...,e, Tong Cream Bedford Cord
c.iIai'I trimmed with ribbon and en- q
broiderv. Record price ...'..'''''''''9',,
rnfants Long Cream Cloaks, WIN WIN
sc ln,ri''S Yoke, trimmed with ribbon ana 70,
Embroidered ruthes. Record priee.'' .o
Infants Long Cream Cloaks, With cape
and skirt embroidered in bow-Khots a o9a
signs. Record price ...''.'..''..''', -,
C,ioais trimmed with silk braid, RIBBON
milling. and pearl buckles. fesS 30
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MASONS TO ASSEMBLE
THE GRAND LODGE TO MEET AT
ALEXANDRIA IN DECEMBER.
The WASHINGTON CENTENNIAL.
Imposing Ceremonies Mt the Tomb
of the Dead Presidential New
Grand Master TO lie Chosen, and
other Officers Elected.

Tor the first time I'm its history. the
Grand Lodge OF Virginia, a. j.. and a..
H.. will assemble IN annual communica-
ton elsewhere than in Richmond next
December
The grand body viii meet in Alexandria,
in Lannon's OpcIa-House on the after
noon of December 1911, aud VIII con-
tnue in session fer three days, defeating
the second day Thursday December lAtm
30 The observance OF q memorial cere-
rony marking the Tooth anniversary OF
the death Of George Washington.
This ceremony will be conducted az the
tomb Of the dead President By the Grand
Lodge Of Virginia, but will be partld-
Yated ga by MosOus from all the Siohu
Masonic Jurisdictions IN this country ana
many distinguished craftsmen Iroih
abroad.
THE PROGRAMME.
The programme 20 be observed has been
carefully mapped out. ON Thursday
morning al $3.50 o'clock q boat viii leave
eeventh-street wharf, Washington, FOR
Mount Vernon, touching at Alexandria
go take on the Grand Lodge of Virginia
and the families OF the MasOns. The
schedule Will be TO arrive az Mount Yer
non az II A. NJ There the Masonic cere-
monies Will Immediately take place at
The grave Of Washington. who was
distinguished Mason and was buried with
tla rites OF the order. IN The afternoon
tha party Will return by boat
80 night q reception and bunet banquet
Wnl De held M WIZARDS Hotel. Presi-
lent Mckinley. who Is Mason, win
probably head the line az the reception.
ln lle line viii be an the Grand Masters
present and their wives.
The services 40 Mount Vernon VIII be
unusually impressive.
Immediately after arriving there the
entire party Will assemble at washing
TOMS manor house and march 20 Inc old
lomD, where a solemn service VIII DO
ned. Bishop Randolph viii pen the
ceremonies by prayer and they will ter
lain
Addresses Will be made by many prom
iN'nt men, and IL is hoped that Prosi-
cent Mckinley viii find II convenient TO
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ReCord-Breaking Price
Makinu!n Black Dress Goods.

Real Heavy Black Blister Crepons. 30
inches wide, 4 value. Record price. .1oc
Black Basket-Weave Cloth. 40 inches
wide. Record price .............;......ooc
Black Homespun Serge. 81 inches wide,
worth S125 yard. Record price. .......sOc
Black Venetian Cloth, 50 inches wide
1occcrI rrica nor ward .2Sc
Black Silk-Finished Figured Jacqard'
soc. grade. Record price .................-3c
RIack SILK Mohair Blister Crepons, =
value. Record price .................Si.-o
Black HerringbOne Diagonal Serge, A
inches wide. worth SIS. Record price. 81.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-29

Der of the several grand jurisdictions in
the United States have contributed libe-
rally toward the enterprise, and showed
a gratifying desire 10 take part in honor
ing the memory of the distinguished
man and Mason and 10 make the affair
really national in its scope. The sugges-
ton Of observing the anniversary was
made by the Grand Lodge Of Colorado,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-29

several years ago, and the Grand Lodge
Of Virginia was asked to assume the
duties, it being considered appropriate
that the jurisdiction under which Wash
ington worked should do the honors.
The Virginia Grand Lodge, in arranging
for a fitting reception 20 its guests in
vited the Grand Lodge Of the District Of
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Infants Short Cream
CIOal<s at Record Prices.

Infants Short Cream Cashmere Cloahs'
with embroidered cape. Record price,
Infants Short Cream Bedford Cord
CIoaLs trimmed with ribbon and em-
broidery Record price ..............Si.o'
Infants Short Cream Cloaks. with EN-,
broidered cape Record price 49,; .S1,pV
Infon.s' Short Cream ClOaks, with cape
trimmed in ribbon and silk braid. Record
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-29

stone Marten Cape Collarettes, with
mink tails worth s., at record price,
'''''''> 81 80
Black Coon Fur Cape Collarette, with
astrachan yoke, can't be matched at s.,
Record price .............. .............f- %
Gray and Black Astrachan FUR Collar-
cites. real value $3.50. Record price,
e''0-' 81. 80
Black Seal Long Cape Collarettes, with
tails. astrachan yoke, $3.50 value, for ~
Black Stone Marten Long Cape Collar
cites. with tails astrachan yoke, real
value. Record price .................;.$iV.
All fur and silk lined. special sale OF
Sample Fur Collars and Collarettes. 81 -
10 81. every one worth over double. our
early buying cause wonderful prices.
Children's White Astrachan Fur Sets,
RocOrd price ............ ........... .......NA
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Jefferson aud Valentine.

personal I'm the Baltimore News says:
Mr.. Joseph Jefferson, Mrs. Jefferson. and
one OF their sons went 20 washington TO-
day In company with Mr.. r. V. Valentine.
the southern sculptor. The party viii
visit some OF the art galleries there and
will also attend an exhibition OF paint
ings In which some Of Mr. JeHerson's
work is included. They VIII take lunch
together and viii Return in time Tor
the performance at the Academy ths
evening
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sueciaI Boys Service.

There will be a boys service at 81
lanes chapel, Fifth and Marshall streets
this afternoon at o'clock. Rev L. X
Mason will speak and viii take for his
subject. Confess Christ" All boys are
cordially invited.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-29

Joseph Stockford. Hodsdon, Me-. healed
a sore running for seventeen years ana
cured his piles of long standing by using
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve. II cures all
skin diseases. Bodeker Bros. i. a. Miller.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-29

Lau.os- Tailor-Made Suits, Of homespun
and double-twilled serge, i'm plain Black
and Blue, Gray mixture. and oxford. etc,
fiy-front jackets, boX-front, double-breast-
ed coat. silk lined, Tapped seams, hip and
nap pockets. the newest cut skirt, with
habit back, percaline and waterproof
binding, usually sold for 50 and 80, we
mark them at record price ..............$o
Ladies' Tailor-Made Suits. made of
homespun, Venetian, and brOadclOth, in
all shades. silk-lined jackets. fiy-front
or double-breasted, box ef-
fects. the new style backs. and velvet
collar, habit or saddle-back skirts, per-
caline lined and corduroy binding, regular
SO suits, tomorrow, at record price,
SiI
Ladies' Tailor-Made Suits, made of the
best quality hOmespun serge, In all shades
OF Grays Browns, and Blues: also,
Blacks. in tight-ftting or box-front coats,
silk-lined skirt made in habit or saddle
style backs, some with scallops down the
side, regular $3.50 value marked at re-
cora price .................. ..........Si2.oo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-29

be one of them. He has made a qualified
promise TO be present, and will. If his
duties permit.
COLORADIANS ORIGINATED 1T.
The Centennial Committee has just re-
ccived $500 from the Grand Lodge OF Mas
sachusctts. Si0SM from West Virginia,
and 500 from Louisiana toward the eX-
pense Of the undertaking. quite a num-
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White Bedspreads at Re-
cord Prices.

q Heavy White Spreads, already hem
mod extra large size. Record price. SIC
q SPREADS, in Marsellles effects, at re,
cord price ............ ''''.'''.','''''','''v
Special values IN white Bed Spreads at
Ie'o'U 1925, $3.50. 81 80, and So
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Mattings at Record
Prices.

Two carloads Of Mattings must be sold
tomorrow at record prices.
Here are a few Of them:
Heavy China Mating, 121-oc. grade,
Record price .........................93 -4c.
Real Heavy China Mating, 17c. grade,
Record price, per yard ...........12 1-2c.
Special values in Heavy China Bamboo
Mating at 16 2-3. ~, and 20c.; these
are at record prices
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-29

President King, Farmers Bank. Brook
Ign, Mich. has used DeWitt's Little
Early Rtsers In his family for years.
Says they are the best. These famous
little pills cure constipation. bihoushes'A
and all liver and bowel troubles. Booker
Hroe T A. Miller.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-29

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