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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-17

60 boxes OF Best Bird Seed. plrr
90 box. were l0c.. to be closed 0Ht
per D1N OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
N2j Croquet Sets at this sale.
Lvi .....t.-.-..+. .-....................t. I'D.
Onyx Top Brass Table with 0u
knobs, was 50. at this sa'e........T '
one lot OF Drip Coffee Pots.
Marion Harland and some one
coffee pots. 4-quart size. We're S
this sale. choice. .iI ..
3-Qudrt Brass One-M.nufe
Pots. were Sl.00. choice. eleb.......
Five dozen Round Bread Boards
OF hard wood. were lJc.. noH......
one bushel Meal Buckets. with
were J9c., Northumberland.
Two dozen Ham Boilers. good
worth 39c.. at this slle............. Dr.
Extra Large Galvanized Iron
Basins at................
sieel Fry Pans, worth ljc. little r
to be closed out al each........... 3D..
Crusty Bread Pans 40 this
N'NNtA sssssssssssssss ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-17
MiII-End Sale DOmestiCs, Lawns,
KansOOks. Organizes and Muslin.

CHECKED D1AnTY worth &c; Mil End Sale price
lawns. 20 inches worth S i-3c. Min End Sic
p'''I AVIS A. inches. worth &C.. Mil Ind : e
price ......... ...... ............ 4 %
SOFT NAGNsOOK. worth 1H4c., 3Ii End -
price g
LAWNS 40 inches. worth PIC. Mill End sac
price .......... - -
PLAID ORGANDY. worth PIE, NH End Sale price
only ......... ............... g. e
SOFT NA1NsOoK. worth l7c. Min End Sale p-.,e
only ............. p7<r
only Observation-Disclosures. ..............
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-17
MiIl-End Sale of Muslin Underwear,

Gowns. Empire style.
worth Sl50. fOr.......SI.1O
Special lot OF Gowns.
many styles 10 select from
worth 15c., f0r............55 c
Extra special Tot OF
Gowns. Sklr.s and Drawers.
worth Soc. f0r...........3 5c
One table full Of Gowns
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-17
The Rantisi Ornhnnagc.

SALEM. VA, Sept. i6.-speciaL-Tne
Baptist Orphanage located in this city
has recently had two donations. one for
1850 70 be expended IN building cottage
10 accommodate nifty or sixty children,
another OF 500 70 be used in constructing
a laundry
The ofphanage IS now IN a iourshlng
condition under the superintendent OF
Rev. j. A. Harday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-17
NGiIE-Erd Sale OF Mems F'urnisEeisrgs.

50c Neckwear. Heavy silk. Puffs.
Tecks and Four-in-Hands, NH End
sale priCe.................... ..........2Jc
Mems .5c Band Bows. r large as
sOrtment. MI End Sale price,. I2isc
COLLARS.
Mems Ire Linen Collars. sizes IA. II
and is. Mil End sale price. Be
Mems Celluloid Collars all sizes and
siyes, Mil End Sac price.............3 Be
Mems and Bows zoe. Madras shirts.
Nier's roe Coined No~iiSse Shirts
detached cuffs. Mil End Sale price
only OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .3oc
a small lot OF Mems 39c Colorel
STUFF Bosom Shirts, MIL End Sale
pflce........... ............... ........Avc
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-17
Mill End Sale FIanneIs.

STRICTLY ALI-wOOL WHITE AND RED FLAN-
NIL worth Nc SOC
PLAIN WHITE SOFT FLANNEL. good l5c quality
Tor =
FINE WHITE WOOL FLANNEL. worth &c.. for &c
Full q. WIDE WHITE WOOL SHAKER FLANNEL.
worth i3c for this soc
WHITE TWILL FLANNEL regular Soc. kind, for This
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-17
Mil-End Sale Ca'icoes, Outing Fleece,
Ginghams and FIannelettes.

CALICOEs worth &C.. NIL End Sale price.........3ac
GINGHAMs. worth &c.. MIL End Sale prce.......37sc
CAL1COES black and white worth 6i4c NH End Sale
price ......fc
OUTING FLEECE. light colors worth loc. NH End
SAFE price
FLANNELEhTEs. coors red. blue and black. worth
luc. MIL End sue price ifc
FINE SATTEEN. Fast black. worth j2l4c. Mil End
Sale ............ ...........Dc
CALICOEs blue and red, worth &c, Mil End Sale
APRON GiNGHXMs worth i.ic.. Min End sac
DRESS GYGinM.' worth i.5:. lii End sais
price
OUTING CLOTH. dark work worth &c, Mil End
GINGHAM dress styles In dark work. worth 1-3...
OUTING FLANNEL dark work. worth &C. Mil End
OUTING FLEECE light co6rs. worth i5c. Mi Bra
ORGANDIEs sheer. worth i2lc. MN End Sale
PERCALEs worth l2i.c Mil End Sale price now
OILY rsr w m Z. 1rri,s 2e worth Hry
Eng FIGURED sATTEEN worth &c.. Nil End sae
price ....! ............ .........llHc
PERCALES color: red blue and black. worth l2isc..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-17
win Honor Booker WASHINGTON.

ATLANTA GA, Sept. l6.-Atlanta Is
preparing 10 give Prof. Booker T. Wash.
ington warm reception when he speaks
here on the 9th. Governor Gambler will
welcome the colored educator on behalf
OF the State and Hon. Clark Howell for
the white people OF the city. Prof WASH
ington will speak on the negro race in the
light OF foreign travel. being his expe-
riences on his recent trip TO Europe.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-17
u.DrRNFAR.

Mems zoe. White Wool Mixed Shirts
and Drawers Mil End sale price. .35c
Mems Gray Wool Mixed Shirts and
Drawers, 30 per cent wool. NH End
Sa4e price. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .43c
Mems Heavy White Undersh.rts
worth 37l4c. Mill End Sale price. zoe
A lot Of Mems 25c. Summer Under
wear, Mil End Sale price.
Mems 25c White Gauze Shirts. sizes
81 20 ~. MIL End Sale price.......I2l4c
Mems SOC. Bltached Jeans Drawers.
SiQcNnet ankle. Mil End Sale price
only ................ ..................3Tl
Mems 75c. Bleached Jeans Drawers.
patent elastic seam. Mill End Sale
price ......-....... ...................47c
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-17

ATLANTA, GA. Sept. l6.-General
Royal T. Frank. commanding the Depart
ment OF the Gulf issued orders this after
noon FOR the Twenty ninth Infantry.
United States Volunteers. now a. Fort
Mcpherson. 10 porceed 20 san Francisco.
September 10Th. preparatory 10 embarking
Car the phllinni0~s
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-17

and Drawers. regular $40.
quality, fOr..............1Tc
Fifty dozen Fine Empire
Gowns. many style 90 se-
lect from. regular 81 kind.
MIL End Sale price...T5c
Corset Covers, the 59c.
kind. f0r..................2Jc
Corset Covers. the lYc.
kind. f0r...............I2i q
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-17
Kil-End Sale DOyIies, napkins,
Damask. towels and Crashes.

TWILLED CRASH worth &c., Mn End Sale prlce
HT-cK CRASH worth lfu End ~. 90
Only ..........4 -
uNBLEACiED CRASH linen. worth &C.. Mil End sale
........}'fc
CHECKED CRASH. linen worth 1-sc.. Mil End
sale price .............
LINEN CRASH, checked worth loc. NH End sale
TOWELS worth &C.. Mil End sale price ......... H.
IOWELs worth &c.. Nil End sale proe.............G DC
INMtlS worm llc Alil End sale prce...........S 10
TOWELS 6uck. worth 0c. Nil End sale price,. -
bAIh lON Els, blelcned worth L4sc. MIL End
sac Zoe
UNBLEACHED DANAsK. worth 29c.. Min End Sale
price 2:ic
TURKEY RED DAMAsK. worth &C.. Min End Sale
pre- 2tc
IL-AN LED DAMASk, worth a'c. Mil End Sale
price ............
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-17

attentively listened 20. tie has
the business men during the past H
and many we're made acoua.rt.I .
facts about the association .hIl tn.
been formerly ignorant or and f .
noted that additions from the Iar.
the merchants and manufacturer Hte b
ing made, and many more expected
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-17
MllI-END SuE Arr GOODS.

ALL-LINEN TRAY COVERS drawn work knottei
FINE QUALITY SATIN DAMAsK TRAY COVERS
SOC. quality for this 'iDc
Fifty dozen TRAY COVERS AND sPLAsHERS
worth &c. for this Zoe
Special lot OF sCARFs. ~ yards long. fringed an
round, DOC qld!ty IOr.... 90
our Csc line Of CUSHION TOPS. for..............I5c
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-17
MiII-End Sale Jeans, Black Back Siiesias,
and Mercerzed Italians.

JEANS FOR WAIST LINING, worth 81 cents Mil
End sale price sc
price ..'... -:.... &c
SlLESLAS. % inches wide. worth 10 cents, Mil End
PERCALINEs. IS inches wide worth 10 cents NH End
BLACK BACK sILESIA. worth il cents Mil End
price ........... &c
MERCERIzED SATEENs. worth q cents. Mill End
Rci;i,,ii T.; an We ,,it 90 Nm y
Sale
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-17
MiII-End Sale Tailor Made Suits.

Half TightFiting Jackets, double breasted. oxford
grays and blue mixed for.... : ~
TIGhTFITTING JACKET 80
Gray Blue and Brown Homespun Effects double
breasted fEnfttlng.
New Stylish Brown Cames Hair Effect, tight-fr-
Brown and White Mixed Homespun Taffeta SIX
Lined Jacket for.............. S22 80
Special TJiNIC SKIRT, with scaop point front tight-
fitting Jacket fDr.......... ..............S17 30
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-17
MiII-End Sale of Comforts.

Full DOUBLE BED SIZE both sides figured sale
one bale OF FANCY FIGURED COMFORTS large
size Observation-Disclosures. .......... .....Sl 30
FANCY FIGURED sATINE lamnated cotton down
for this sale ........... ............ ........S
STRICTLY Wool FILLED COMFORTS, fine qualify
cqffr Tor ~ 40
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-17
MiII-End Sale Dress Goods and silks.

Sc. fNVIsI BLE Plaid sUITINGs. 30 inches wide,
suitable for separate skirts golf wheeling costumes
inches wide
soc. COVERT CLOTHS AND VlGOREAU SUlT1NGS.
alwOO End Sale .:i!c
39c. HOMESPUNS AND SCOTCH MIXTURES. all
wool Mil End Sale Drce............ ............ 2Dc
Zc. CHECKED SUlTINGs % inches wide NH End
Sale price IDc
zoe. PLAID DRESS GOODS Mil End sale
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-17
HOSIERY.

Mems 2ic. Fancy Striped Half Hose
MIL End sale price. three pair for soc
Mems l2iac Solid Blue and Red Half
Hose. NIL End Sale price. per pair 80
Mems Best DC. Half Hose, Mil End
Sale price six pair zoe
Mems. lsc. Tan Imported Half Hose
fast colors, double heel and toe MI
Mems l9c. Black Half Hose. Herms-
dort dye double heel and toe. Mil End
sale pflce................. lOc
GOLF HOSE.
Mems 6Oc and TO. Golf Hose, NH
Eng Saie OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. %
End Sale price. .......................
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-17
MiIl-End Sale of Lace Curtains.

Nottingham Lace Curta ms
81 yards long. worth $50
for this saie.........7oc
Scvcnty-five pairs choice
patterns 20 select from.
worth $3.50. fOr.........S2
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-17
MiII-End Sale Of Bed Spreads

Full DOUBLE BED SIZE SPREADS. worth 81. for
this ...............
one case OF BED SPREADS full size worth 81 3d.
cnOlee patterns, Tor ~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-17
Mill-End Sale of Umbrellas.

our regular 81 SILK WARP GLORIA, Paragon frame
Special lot Of Union TAFFETA SILK for this SAFE
price -
LADIES AND MEMS e6nch. for................ 81 30
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-17
MIII-End Sale Of SiIk ShIrt Waists.

Plain Black Taffeta Full Tucked Tucked Front cur
Sleeve also Black Taffeta. White Embroidered ana Flf
Assortment or cllOred tatfeta price - 800
Fine Coored Taffeta, Tucked Front and CooleI
loI
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-17
New Desiqns in Art Goods.

We will open tomorrow hundreds OF new designs in
Stamped Linens, Centre Pieces DO,lies, Cushion Tops,
Covers, &C., selected by Miss Marie koch while in New
York attending the Art Needle Work Exhibits
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-17

Entirely new designs fun
length. excellent patterns
worth si.2j. for. 80 30
Imitation OF Renaissance
effect. new. rich designs.
worth Sc. for..........Si
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-17
MiII-End Sale of Caps.

BOYS AND GIRLS TAM o'sHANTER CAPS. plain
BOYS PLAIN CLOTH TAN osHANTED CAPS
TOT c.i.:'..; 49,. 1c
DOWN CAPS. q
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-17

3o0-page Stiff Back Composition
BOOK .............. .....................lOc
96-page Large Size Composition Books
Tor ................ ......................1 DC
2i0-page Soft Back Composition Books
Tor .................. ....................J &c
9G-page Linen Back Compost ion
Books f0r.......................
100-page Stiff Back Composition
BOOKS r...............s... .....s........O DC
lff-page Soft Back Composition
Books ....-................4 c
9f-page Soft Back Composition
Books f)r....................... 3c
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-17
MiII-End Sale of Blankets.

Good heavy white wool Blankets size 6xS) weighs
mixed l)4 Blankets for four pounds for. - SD
Fine white Blankets ia Same quality. size 70S,2
SIZE red and blue borders ior -
for ....................S1I - And 7lxS4 weighs
Extra Fine White WOOL six pounds. fora 50 80
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-17
Mill-End Sale Golf CaDes

ALL-WOOL LARGE SIZE PLAID GOLF CAPES
WIN p.ad laci,s ooNn II3ni noh'
for Observation-Disclosures. ............ $40 90
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-17
MiII-End Sale COttons, Canton FIannels,
Pillow Casino. and SheetiRu.

UNBLEACHED COTTON worth cents. Min End Sale
price - 80
DOMET FLANNEL. worth cents Mil End sale
BLEACHED JEANS. worth 10 cents NH End Sale
CANTON FLANNEL, worth cents Mill End sale
BLEACHED PILLOW CASING. worth 1Zla cents, Mil
CANTON FLANNEL worth cents Mil End sale
pf4ee ;;
nriee SO
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-17
Sale of School Suppes-Tho Sundres Sure to Be Needed

standard and
needed srom together with all the latest novelties the boys and girl
Supplies has been shown heore
nevers TIC low Thee figures bea Il s out.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-17

S-page Soft Back Composition
Books f1r...................... 20
400-page Smooth Pencil Tablet, plain
and ru.ed............... 30
2O-page Extra Large Smooth Pencil
Tablets. plain and ru'ed..............5
260-page Pencil Tablets. smooth p1-
per............... Observation-Disclosures. &c
2f0-page Pencil blcts..............f c
2)0-page Pencil Tablets. Be
1G0-page Pencil ab'e-s..............2 &c
Polished Pencil Tab'ets..............2c
Polished Pencil Boxes. containing
Vuler. slate pencil. lead pencil and pen.
with lock and ey......................J
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-17

80 feet broad. and when finished viii form
a most beautiful addition TO this part Of
the city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-17

Extra Heavy. Highly Polished Filled
Pencil Boxes with lock and key...I0c
Filled Pencil Boxes with slido.... Zoe
Book Strains .......... 90
Double Book Straps with handle. zoe
Imitation Leather Lunch Boxes Zoe
LARGE SD0nges Observation-Disclosures. -
Extra Large SpOnges. very soft and
fine ................. 5c
Large assortment Of Lead Pencils
very good lead. d0zcn. Observation-Disclosures. 21c
Express Lead Pencils with rubhes
dOzen.................. .................. zoe
Cedar Lead Pencils with rubbers
dozen ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ...............7c
Omaha daily bee., 1899-07-08
UNCLE SAM WILL HOLD GROUND
No Further Concession Will he Made
to Great Britain Regarding
Alaskan Boundary.

WASHINGTON. July 7.-Following the
rule governing diplomatic exchange, the
State department absolutely refuses to
make public the latest instructions sent to
Mr.. Choate respecting the modus vivend.
However, it can be stated that they do not
contemplate any abatement in the claims
of the United States as to the territory
to be included in the provisional boundary
line and generally they look to a persist
ence in the original position on our part.
1t is the belief now that the two govern
ments have come to a point where it must
be admitted that their present representa-
tives must abandon their efforts to agree
themselves upon a boundary line, even
though the latter be but temporary and
subject to correction by subsequent negotia
tion. Whether or not arbitration will be
the derner resort cannot be foretold; at
present that means has not been offered
in such shape as to be acceptable to our
own government and 1t Is feared that the
effort to arrange the limitations of an ar
bitration would be beset with as grave diff
ficulties as those in the way of direct ne
gotiation.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-07-08
nONORS FOR DEFENDING KING
Military Commission and High
Order Are Bestowed Upon Major
Lukitch by Milan.

BELGRADE. July Major Lukitch, who
was driving with ex-King Milan at the time
OF the attack and who was wounded in the
hand, has been promoted to a lieutenant
colonelcy and has been made the recipient
OF high order for defending his majesty.
When Knezevic, the would-be assassin,
was arraigned he denounced several infiu-
ential radicals, including Lieutenant Colonel
Nicolis, Editor Zauschamoyics Of the radical
organ Odjek Atza, NJ. Stanoyezs and Pas
tor Grurics, The last two were sentenced
to death in 1883 but were pardoned by King
Milan.
The health of his majesty is excellent
and he today attended thanksgiving serv-
ice in the cathedral.
SBMLIN, Austria, July THE fireman
who attempted to assassinate former King
Milan is a Bosnian named Gjura Knezeyic,
He had accomplices. During his flight he
jumped into the River Save, which Joins the
Danube at Belgrade. but he was dragged out
by the police.
Fourteen members OF the former radical
central committee, including ex-Premier
were arrested yesterday on
suspicion OF being connected with the affair.
Another ex x-premier, Pssics. has been placed
under police supervision.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-07-08
GASOLINE CLAIMS A VICTIM
Explosion In Residence of Captain
Dickins Results in Death
OF His Wife.

WASHINGTON, July Fire and ex-
plosion in the residence of Captain Dickins
of the United States navy at 10 40 this morn
ing resulted in the death Of Mrs. Dickins
who was fearfully burned and died before
medical assistance could reach her. Other
persons about the house were severely but
not dangerously wounded
The Dickns residence is handsome
three-story brick building on Nineteenth
street. directly back of the British embassy
and within few steps OF Dupont Circle.
The first intmation OF the fre was low
rumble, followed by several violent shocks,
which blew out the entire third story front
OF the residence, The fremen made their
way to the third story and among the
debris littering the front room found the
blackened corpse OF woman.
From the details of the accident as
learned from those who were in the house
at the time 1t appears that Joseph Vaughan,
a plumber. and his assistant, We're putting
on gutter to the rear of the third story
roof. Having completed tho job, they de-
scended by means of ladder to the third
story. One OF the men carried In his hand
"A lighted melting pot. As he descended
Vaughan detected the strong fumes of gaso-
line. and through the open door to the front
room caught a glimpse of woman sprink-
ling some liquid on the floor, with the evil
dent purpose of preparing TO cleanse it,
He gave warning to his partner that gaso-
line was being used and that there was
danger from the hre-pot, but at this in
stant a terrific explosion occurred literally
enveloping tho entire third story in a mass
OF flames. Those outside the building say
there were successive explosions and that
the last ones were so sharp and violent that
they must have come from souvenir cart
ridges or other explosives,
The two men succeeded in making their
Omaha daily bee., 1899-07-08
DAMAGE WROUGHT BY FLOOD
Texas Towns in Desperate Straits Owing to
the High Water.
CONDITION OF THE COUNTRY AWFUL
wide Expansc of Territory Sub
merged aud Many Miles of Rail-
road Track Are washed Away
by the Rushing waters.

ST. LOUIS, July "A special to the Post
Dispatch from Dallas Tex, says VI. h.
Wyrck chief OF the line repairing forces
of the Postal Telegraph company, who was
sent out from Dallas on Wednesday to
Sealey, reported to headquarters here at IL
o clock today He had to pick his way
from Smthvlle to Sealey, sixty.six miles,
on railroad construction trains, which could
not travel faster than Ave miles an hour
The trains can get no further than Sealey
which Is at the northern edge of the main
flood district.
Mr.. Wyrick says the Brazos river at Sea-
ley has fallen eight inches in the last
twenty four hours; that while the highest
estimates of the loss OF life by the flood may
have been somewhat exaggerated, still the
number is large and cannot be definitely
known for several days as everything is in
a state OF decentralization and confusion.
On the Dewey side of the Brazos four
miles from Sealey, one and one-haf miles OF
the Missouri Kansas & Texas railroad track
is completely washed away, five miles more
is under water and in such condition as to
make 1t probable that partial rebuilding
will be necessary. The Dewey railroad
bridge is twisted badly and even II 1t with
stands the food it will be in such a danger
ous condition as to be useless until rebuilt.
Mr.. wyrick says 1t is useless to attempt to
describe the condition of the country; 1t Is
simply awful Relief measures are now
under good headway, but hundreds OF per-
sons are still to be reached and rescued
from positions Of peril in the bottoms.
Only One RoRd Running.
RICHMOND, Tex, July 7.-Never in the
history of Richmond were such scenes wit
messed as are depicted today. Business is
practically suspended. Many plantations
are under water. All trains except those
on the Southern Pacific west have been
abandoned. Provisions are running low,
and unless something is done quickly there
will be great suffering here within few
days. 1t is believed there will be at the
very least from 5000 to 5000 persons to
feed from this place within week.
Stories Of drowning and disasters are
coming in constantly, but they cannot be
verified, although it is probable that many
Of them are correct. The water has reached
the river bridge and is dastling between the
iron guy rods under it, and for the first
time the railroad company has stopped all
traffic over it.