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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-05-15
BOSTON COPPER MARKET.

Boston, May a
Conpor shares We're fractionally higher
to-day. Amalgamatcd Copper advanced q
to tsI 2. closing less than fraction; Copper
Range was steady at from 5Sie to -, Adj
venture improved = to 237s Arcadian Il to
9i; Atlantic 2S to $40, and Massachusetts
stiffened l. to =, hut lost 4 of ii and con-
;onnial gained 2. to 1854; United states
gained a to 2oat Utah was quiet at III to
~; Isle RoyAle at H. and Trinity at Il.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-05-15

A device invented by Karl Froscheck for
prevenins people being run over when
knocked down by an electric tramway car
has been tested in Berlin and found salts
factory. BY means of a revolving cylinder
in front of the car the person knocked
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-05-15
ST. JOHNSBURY.

Sidney IT. Smith organst and choir mas
Ter at 81, Andrews Episcopal Church. has
been offered similar position at Coopers-
town, n. y. which he has refused and
h.at Ia, t..x oh. - ba
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-05-15
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
Chicago, May II
The leading futures closed as follows:


WHFAT-No. > May 758.r: July 75tea
7J5oc; Sept. 74n7iikc; Dec. 75sc
CORNING May R'2c; July 6}Ac; Sept,
51i.c; Dec. i7i?c. May $500 t7'sc.
OATS-\o. > MAY 43iec; July 35c; new
M7s037c; Sept 2oasc; new 3o's@3lc; Dee,
2gl,c: new Bile.
MESS FORk-Per bhD-May s17.45; July
$3.50; Sept, sl7,62s; Oct, $l7.32i2; Jan,
s16S5.
LARD-Ter 100 lbs)-May $40 4oa 10 42,a
July $40 42l2 Sept, N0+2l "a To- a; oct $40. ~.
SHORT RIBS-Per 100 lbs)-May Sy70;
July &Tla@9.s0; Sept. $3.50.
Cash quotations were as follows:
WHEAT-No, > spring 75isd7c: No. l
| 76i9c. No. red SisC.
OATs-No. .. 44c; No. white 4si4c; No,
| 8 white i5'2M+6c.
| RfE-No. >, 60s,c.
| BARLEY-Good feeding 6sn71c; fair to
choice mailing 69072C.
.FLANsEED-No. l, SLIGO; Northwestern,
| No. !. s1.77.
| TIMOTHY SEFD-Prime, s. 4od6G5.
| MESS FORK-(Pcr hbD-N74Ju l7.50.
| LARD-tPer 100 lhs)-Slc 406t 10 i2i2.
SHORT RIRS-Her 100 lbs)-s9. 25H9S5.
sIl(ULDERS-Dry salted (boxed-
| IS. 0c@S $50
| SIDE.S-Short clear (boxed)-slO 25d 1886
| Wli1SkEY-Uasis of wines)-sl.G.
| On the produce exchange to-day butter
was steady creameries lsd22c: diaries 1Sd
N"; cheese steady l2a13c; eggs steady;
| fresh l1LMlAA.C
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-05-15
Thousands Have Kidney Troubl.
and Don't Know it.
How To Find Ont.

Fill bottle or common glass with your
water and let 1t stand twenty-four hours,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-05-15
UTICA CHEESE MARKET.

| Utica, n. Y, May 12-Sales of cheese on
the dairy board of trade to-day were as
| follows.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-05-15
Local Items Of Interest From All
Parts of the Green Moun-
tain State.
THE NEWS BY COUNTIES

The Winooski Valley, Villages up North
From the island in the Lake to the
Passumpsic, Along Otter Creek
and by the Shores of White
River Covered by Special
Correspondents.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-05-15
Cash quotations were as follows:
BUTTER AND CHEESE MARKET.

BostOn, May r.
BUTTER-Steady; northern, a3l a@2ic;
western. 23m2ic.
CHEkSE-Nery steady; round lots l2I
.3lbc
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-05-15
BUTTER MARKET FIRM.

EJlsin, H.. May 12-Butter remains the
same as last week the market being firm
at p cents blight thousand pounds were
sold to-day at &c The sales Of the week
were 665 ono pounds.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-05-15

The Carrara marble exporters have form
ed trust which will affect the price Of tho
moro Than thr.p-uuurtars nf n million, d,r
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-05-15

70 5-16QSoc, closed 1880; Dec, sO2.Qsi3sc
CoRN-Receipts $50 bu; exports s,16i
bn sales 2l}oco bu futures; spot steady;
No 7l2.o elevator and 7lisc fob afioat
| Options strong; closed LTl2c net advance;
May 6G.lt7oc, closed 7oci July G7-MeS 1916,
closed Nhc; Sept, 663sns6aac. closed 66lac;
Dec, closed 5iiac
OATs-Receipts 5000 hu: exports Is 600
hu; spot steady; No; ,i7c;. No. i6l2c; No;
western 47@4sc; track white 51u J5lac. OPP
! tonS firm
FEED-steady; spring bran $1,000 ~ IS;
,HAY-The market was steady to-day
Shipping 55M65c, good to- choice Hian9]c.
| H1DES-The market was firm to-day.
Galveston % to rs pounds 49,: Califor-
mia 20 to % lbs 19c; Texas dry "A to 30
WOOL-The market was quiet to-day.
Domestic fleece 25d 29c. Texas 16ui7c.
| BEFF-Strong; family SIC opd165: mess
N4co; do. hams s2i.0a22.0o packet s135o;
city extra India mess s4.yo42loo.
LARD-Was firmer: Western steamed
slC 80; refined strong; continent SLIGO; 5. A.
sli 70; Compound <s:NnSI 10
| IORE-The market was frm 70. day.
Family 81. 0a2n." sort clear SlsoGQ2lOo,
POTATOES Dull; State, sack. s22j.
Florida prime Aca5.oo: Jersey sweets 500
TETROI.EUM-Was steady; refined New
York $50; Philadelphia and Baltimore
S.35 do in bulk s4NJ.
TALLOW-Firm; city oc per package)
sac: country (pkgs free) 6Ad7c.
| compensatory; brokers $12.12i "a
12.s7i.; exchange s2.12iaNl2,57Ha.
| CCFFEic-Spot Flo was steady; No. I in
voice 7-l6c: mild quiet; cordova S,Ql2c.
Opened steady with prices unchanged to j
points higher; closed steady and net un-
changed to 10 points higher, sales E,7N
bags including June at $50; July St.l5;
Aug, $50; Sept, $40, Oct. $500 50;
Nov, $50 Dec, s5,t>5 Jan. 500; March
$5.s5
SUGAR-Raw was firm; fair refn-
lasses sugar 25sc; refined sugar steady.
No S. &15: No. :. S4.c5; No. s. 1895; No. q
1890; No 10, !3S5: No. II. So 50; No. IL 1915
No Is, $50 No. IA, 1878: standard a. St.iJ
confectoners a, $40; mould a. 500; cut
loaf Sis: crushed S5l5; powdered 1915
Iranulated 81 90. Cubes 81 90.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-05-15

convincing proof that the kidneys and blad
der are out Of order.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-05-15

Advices from st. Vincent, by ships to
ST. Lucia more than double the list q
Soufrier's victims. The dead in this
British island now are said to number
1000. Martiniques need is also sore.
ST. Pierre is a silent city. From II few
escaped after the blow fell. But from
Fort de- France comes cry for aid.
crowd the city, destitute, homeless.
hungry. The food supplies are insult
ticient to feed the multitude. Epidemic
also threatens, bred of the horrors Of
the charnal house and the desttution
OF the surviyors-Archie McEac hern,
champion bicycle rider. killed at st
lantic City by colliding with motor cycle
DIR. Soule Of Portland, Me. drow led
by capsizng Of canoe--Death at Bos.
ton of Or. Marie F.. Zakrzewska. tou al
er of the New England hospital-New
York pool rooms moving into new quar-
ters-British government to inv esti-
gate new cholera ntiseptic-Strony
anti.strike sentiment develops amorg
coal miners-Real breach in Tammany
between friends and opponents Of
Croker. j. Hill said to be inclined
to give up defense of Northern Secur-
ties company-Nixon threatens to re-
sign leadership of Tsmmany If he can.
of Passaic. n. j. pays SOL, 900 for an
error made in bookkeeping 20 years ago
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-26

Major Howard, and / am glad TO say that
there are men on the police force whom
I have known for many years. They
are men OF honor, and their regulations
are as dear TO them as is the reputation
Of any minister Gear to himself. To
make suc!, charges upon their official
corGuct is TO charge them with Il lack o.
personal integrity. 4or who can divide tbs
two:
For my part. I was surprised and de-
lighted at the disclosures o. the investi-
CATION. It showed how determined the
Police Board and Major Howard are
Police Board and Major Howard are to
suppress crime. lat Tuesday conference
held every week means business.
AS to Major Towards discretion and
the '.discretion' exercised from, time TO
time by my old friend, Justice Crutct:-
field, it is only similar to the discretion
exercised frequently by ministers Of the
Gospel. They have the authority many
times to administer discipline and cast
out an offender, but by the exercise Of d
loving discretion they gave many q poor
soul who else would go 10 the bad. I am
glad that we have men in such response
BE places as are filled by Major How
ard and Justice Crutchfield, who know
how to exercise discretion; for If the truth
were published. it would De seen that
many a soul has been rescued by this
same discretion and many q fair name
saved from ruin. May the day never
come when Richmond shall have judge
in her Police Court and Il chief OF police
.eS'oid Of the universally commended
principle Of discretion
WILLIAM Z. EVANS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-26
SICK AND TIRED or IT.
Virginia Republican Paper ON Iaatn-
sonism to Constitution.
(Martinsvil!e Standard.

(MaTtinsvlile Stand2rd)
TO ore who sees this situation as clear
" as we Go it is disheartenins and tire
some TO see an effort made to keep the
of such conduct is hardly short OF crimi-
nal. 1 is a pity that the Republican
State Executive Committee does not issue
an address taking q bold stand in this
matter and take down or repUGiate every
nominee who insists on trying to COM
NIT the party to the insane policy of kick
ing against negro d!sfranch.sement. Such
a policy does the negro, the party, the
State, or the candidate no good. If the
new conditions be accepted the negro will
not be hurt-te will be benefited. Some
ten thousand of them have already beer
admitted to suffrage, and in two years
there will probably be brought in from
twenty to thirty thousand more under the
educational clause. These will be ample
to protect the interests of the non-pro-
perty holding and uneducated negroes,
and as time goes on the number will be
Increased by the acquisition OF property
and the requirement OF knowledge.
If the white men wish to. they can ali
register, and by reeping their poll taxes
paid may retain their names upon the
roll.
1t is apparent then that the conditions
HICN!seO are lar more Satisfactory than
those which have existed or the past Ga-
cadc. and the Republican party can only
be kept in the background by absurd and
incapable leadership.
s We wish to state for our part that we
will have no hand in any such suicidal
movement. We are ready to cooperate
with something rational. feasible. and
progressive, but we are heartily sick and
tired OF having Republican prospects
sacrificed to the petty ambitions OF lovers
OF notoriety ard seekers Of Federal Office.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-26
Wrist and Ci!ute:3ine Bags.
Sale CautGsl and Wool flannel.

ci6cd to give up his native hoT.le and seek
comfort ana peace in new hurting grounds
nearer the land of the setting sun.
Among the cherished treasures Of the
tribe vas q diamond of priceless value,
Which i-ad long been tire lrck-stoEe Of its
posseAsors. the Very sI1hboietl1 Of its
ji2sI;y ,etaincrs. D:s!7cartene! ct being
CcprtvcG o. t;lcr homes. their forest fire.
SIDES = council was held, and with one
accord the order was given 10 break
Gimp ara retire still farther away into
the unknown forest. AS 4 parting bless
ing upon inc waters ly which they had
been reared, the diamond was consigned
to The peaceful depths Of Beaver Pond.
where il IS popularity supposed TO rest to-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-26

there was expressed the opinion that
DR.. Hawthorne had won 4 distinct VIC
tory in the Investigations.
]. sir. am not prominent minister
but l an the pastor OF ore of the most
prominent churches III the city and beg
to say. that. ! DO not agree with the
prominent ministers vino think that
distinct victory Wos won By Dr.. Har~
thornc. indeed. tie Investigation re-
suited in distinct failure OF DR.. Haw-
thorrc 20 prove the two definite charges
that he made in his sermon. il he vas
correctly reported Mr. Boshc- tried
faithfully to hold Or. Hawthorne to these
two charges. but without avail. II his
sermon Ior. Hawthorne led his congrega-
tic:l to believe, if he is not n1isrepreaent-
&c, that Oh the Sunday when his sermon
was preached there were seventy bar
rooms kept open. He used the present
tense. What ore the conditoas?" This
does not mean. What were the conditions
in the past? lie was given ~ opportunity
TO prove before the board what he had
asserted before his congregation. lie Was
even urged to 60 it by Mr.. Eosher. He
cid rot do il. !. was I distinct failure.
Before the board he referred to past con-
Gs!ticrs; before his congregation lie used
the present tense.
Further, d. Hawthorne said, and as he
I 1
that he was properly reported. that there
are $50 discrde-iy houses in the city. He
was asked TO prove it. lie thought he
had heard Rev. DIR. Goodwin say so. Dr..
Goodwin testified that no did not say so.
Then DR.. Fay tlioree said he would find
the man that said i. But he hasn't
found him yet. so far rs the public knows.
Not only cid DR.. Hawthorne fail to prove
this assertion. but his questions and their
answers disclosed the fact that there arc
fewer than enc hundred of such houses.
This Major Howard showed from his
Official documents. Here was "a distinct
victory" with 4 venge2s,cp. am IL Il
lose TO know how any logical n.iHd can
see in this Investigation q victory rs
against the Ponce Ecard or its suhocdi-
mates.
No one. I sup2ose. questions Dr.. Haw-
thurne'n motives. and would not have
any orc TO suppose that 1 am ont OF
sympathy With the purpose that he has in
view. Els desire TO have clean city
is corimcnGablc. though l question mis-
methods. Yet, ] submit the question. has
{, minis: CT ur any one else. the right tn
reflect uron the personal Integrity, OF the
official efficiency of q public officer With
out having at hand the proofs that Justify
such. rehection2 It is q, serious thing to
strike AZ . mans reputation have the
spieasure5 a personal acquaintance with
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-26
fn1 Waists &c

Corduroy for Waists. CSC.
HEAVY Covert Cloths in all shades, 81
inches wide. to be made without lining.
for S1.69.
Heavy F>ina Suit;Eg. to be nnasc with
out lining, "a inches wide. IN Brown.
Na"y-Blue and Tan. s;..5 yard.
52-inch Enslis-, Safti.g in Navy-blue.
q. novelty for SIS
Eroadcoths in al. shades, sl.co and
Sis
5s-incIr Black Eersey for Skirts to be
made without lining, SO. Sl.5o, si.5'. sis
ard 500.
5s-tnch EIack I1ina Cloth. to be made
without lining: r new fabric this season,
to be sold for s..
Black BroadciotEls. 81 inches wide; spe-
cial S1.G0. S1.25 and Size.
54-incE Black 13asket-yVeave Cloth, real
value Sl.5G: special. Monday, S1.oA
Black Cork Screws. special for Non
day. Sc, &c. S1.G and SIS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-26
Lcre Of Little once.

Little Alice had TO objections 10 going
on an erra.ld foc har mother il she could
pronounce the name of the article want.
cd. She dreaded the laugh which usually
followed some Of t.er attempts at hard
word. Vinegar was one Of the mast
difficult. ard her mothcr never sent her
way. One day. i,owever Alice was
obliged togo. Entering the store. and
giving the Jug to the grocer she said:
Smell the. JUG, and give me a quartz
Exchange.
Mamma: You must be SaRfnliy careful,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-26

Black Hong" suitinG. Il inches w;5,.
special Monday. $I.25.
Black Cheviot and Eencnua. Sc. =
800 and $I.25.
BAGS Erench serse; special values viii
Special Sale Blac! Nohair for =,
yard.
Black Lonsdowne. 2125 yard
Black Etamtne. sc. yard
Black Henrietta. SIC To S9f2
Black Dress Goods at L lie
&c. Black Dress Goods at -2r
LansGoUna in all shades. SIS
P2inara Cloth in all shades Hua
1ii5stross II al SHADES. special. -
Grant-esin. ali shades. sic
Etarlire in all colorS, Sic
-Ali-WooI Tuoict, &c.
Special Sale Dress Goods az Il IL,
Special Sale Dress Goods at fgc
Special Sale Fancy Wasting at Sc
and I5c. yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-26

At S22.oo im n s.:5 ''5 e NIL 1', =
[ nccs C'ilcvio- suit ,WTallsinc}. coat Nor
toll, style with straps. S&i"t button
hack; w,itl the new peat IN jiara.
$500 Sc n:p 5;S' 6 Sss1' p0 or
Ilo,y, suits. with bell and slot scan!
f1ots; skirt slot seams witt: fare.
~ e29 co E E;os Front ro,tz Cat E Misk
md sleeves with bands and tassel:
skirts with slot seams ana peatcd.
ri G,22,0a F E2n5To' Cloth 1'2 5aits@
the rev Etoa effect. with pieatcd ripple
coat impossible for print 70 describe
:5pccia! sale Snowflake Suits ct $lo.G9
and S1S.G2.
81 $50 slsirt. with corded seams
;,rd fare. in Blue. Tan, and Black.
a. GO &C Ladies' Black Chcv!ot
sss o5. 80 Skirt. trimmed in satin.
worth s..
Special sale Walking Skirts $50 to
$500
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-26
SO ezorelurox Gor NAlg@&@ nlev~ NVeave, $50. @AA
Press Goods Ge|i;ng

Morda promises be the greatest OF the year This cool
is weather making people think earnestly OF what the need
for their winter wearing and Monday they viii be the eager
outlook for buying chances
Sis 1N-Woo Black and White Snowflake Sitting Soc
z5c. Sa1t-andPcppcr Dress Goods, ~ inches wide oc
Satin-ins1 Voiles, waists. z5c. valuc.
.lll-Wool Wasting, all coors .2-c
Heavy scitings, yard SOC. to $500
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-26

i3c3ES lEST2.I Ct.i .fS'i:. 'ii' - v -
reversible. sell for PC. s-2rd, M"ndaE'
&c.
Heavy Wool Superior Jngr7is, Carpets
LeGon leader, in very artistic effects
real value. Sc. oui. price. sc.
Best .Ail-ITool E:ztraSuper inS"al IN
Carpets finest qualities from the LoE:-
ell. Hartford. anG Bromley mills. very
artistic effects. regular price. soc. our
price will be Coo. YARD.
Highest Grade Ton Wire Tapestry
J7rusScis Carrots, from the Hartford ard
Sanford e Sons mills. suitable foi al!
plrroses-our price viii! b. &c.
Alexander Smiths and SrinScn's y2.E
Superior lire rev Tarlor and Bedroom
Carpets. and hall, real value s!.25. our
price VIII DC Csc.
Best I,I!-Oooi Wo-cn Ve!vct Carpets.
new f1cral designs, sl.9o
4hSninste: Carpets. $50.
Window Shades.
SALE COLUMBIA SHADES. BEsT
MANI
Felt Shades, Sc.
&C Shades. complete, 25c.
C2c Shades. complete. l2c.
75c. Shades. complete. 5Cc.
All coIors, best spring rollers.
Deer flats.
TIC. Coca Door Mats, 5oc
s1.25 Coca Door Mats, Sc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-26
rrrco:o! NntHn.

Mrs r. a Chandler and Master Charles
Hamilton Chandler, who have been spend
ing the past FIVE months With Mrs. Chan
iier's pa-ants at Mcnt:osc. returned 10
her home. u. Yorktown. to-day
MI and Mrs. u. Q. Baker Of Wild
man. we're visitors here this week.
Miss /. z. Blow is again at home, ct
Tower Riii, after spending four months
Z: the se3sllorc.
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ri ci0.G2

81 ajo.G2 | esi lore m@a :.s'' s soS
,ro"t tcot. iiaed With Italian silk: skirts
= fare i:-!c9!:i.e .iGed and velvet bid
..:. ii - 5ai@F5. NaNT ;.7C N&pt., on
B:;.c T2n. G-ar ana Back
e: tsiz.Eo IL 5 AZ " l S:G: 5hs 555s
jicu3'c- breasted. i;Slt iittjrg jacket with
ripple i;.i:a:nGa e.;th :ali.1 band ana
2oirr:c nclE..a0t vci~et: fare skirts trim
r1ci 20 match cca:.
a. cca On chevio: Suits il all
sSs 1<"r'.SH L2ll ahaoea. double
!,.CaE.ed coat satin lined. trimmed in
strap bands. p.p!ns O. silk, ana buttons
velvet ca;iarV skirts box plated. with
SCctciI erect
90 S!0.co Bia 1s cIot i;,'': siis;st.
mace wtih s-5t seams SIS valle.
~ Sc 20 Ladies. -lN-vsocs Chevio.
err ~ Skirt, trimmed with
l..aha;r, ii Ii:Gc and Gl2ci--ea! $500
vai2c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-26
Pretty Indian Legend.

Al "Montrosc.' the fine old home OF
Judge j. IF Shelton. is 4 small body of
wafer which carries with its history & GU
'lons a:id charming legend OF the earliest
Inhabitants of The country, the noble
red man CT TIC American forest Beaver
'ona' Is sraail stream, possibly n mile
long 81 about fifty yards wide, an cx-
icasion. rs IL wc"c, oG the 4assamoosic
Swamp, Of which i; is u part This lirtie
stream. romantic in he sunshine. weird
and fantastic meath the shadows OF
might. c.citcs the imagination 10 scenes
"f So:o, when ihc bark canoes OF The In
'ain braves darted h;ti!er and thiti,er over
IS piscid surface.
When the white man made himself gen
,r.ilv disagreeahle 10 the rightfui owner
sf the American forest. the poor Indians
aeayf becans heavy and sore. and after
finding that all his innate cunning and
hrGssry was OF no avail. he finally az
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-26
TIE POLICE INVESTIGATION.
Meter fro,

!aLct:cr frciu Rev. Or. W Z. E'ans,
os TIC Mcpumcntai Church.
On the day following the Police Board
investigation one Of tie city's newspapers
sale: Several prominent ministers We're
Seen this morning ard in every instance
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-26

darling The doctor says yoar system, Is
all upset. z7ss.Gs
Little Dot: Yes. guess it is. mamma,
cause my. ztoots astsep. ore. people mast
be #ierribt;s Upset when hey so Ia sleep
at tire wrong end.--Chicaso News.
How is Your brother Tommy.
III in bed he's hurt himself
How did he do that.
We W.e:e playing who could E-u
sfurshest OFT Of the window. ana na
Won. Boston Globe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-26
p.pa,s JOKE.
f,ni~ar, N4ws.D

tChisago Newsl IN
IL tAias it il so silly 70 see !
hssins his toes remarked ne As
snethsc. ,,-t
well. don't, spoke w tas ss, Ia,
father. III shows that be 's
learning bow to be thrifty
Thrift ~
g ..les isn't lie making both ends hass
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-26
Sale o: D:uggets.

Sale o: D.uggess.
Heavy .Al-W-ool ingram DruSsets, S
val1le. sxo -. special. s5.5o.
81 Wool Ingram Drugsets. Ks. special
tomorrow. Sass.
$3.50 Woo, Drugzcss. Sxs Il. for $500.
ss.a5o Ingram Tapestry Drusgets, Ak
special s11.79.
s.5G1 Ingram Druggists. all wool, AZ
.l-2, for slH.l).
Special sale D-ueGcts in Ingram and
Ingram Tapestry, ix5. !xt. for $15.e" and
siS.oc
brussels Tapestry Carpet sold for
s25.Go S,1.. snccial. for S1a4a.
Wilton Velvet Drusgets, sold for $500,
Gx4. special tomorrow. $500.
Smyrna D~uggetS. $500 to s5o.oo.
Sale Of Hall Rugs.
$500 Hall Rugs four yards long. 8 50.
$500 Hall Rugs, three yards Ions, A.G9.
Smyrna Rugs.
SPECIAL SALE TOMORROW.
75c. 81. sllo 1925 sees. and s3.e5, all
worth double.
Floor O;'c!oti1.
Specia. sale Floor Oilclotf, at 25c. yard.
Special sale Floor Oilcloth at SIC. yard.
Special sale Linoleu-n. soc. square yard
Special sale tno-vards wide Cilc!oth
az 25c. square yard.
Special sale stair OilcIotE3 ct 25c. yard
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-26
CniIdren's.

Cs2iidien's.
Boys and Girls Vests. Pants, and
Drawers. heaHr ribbed, fleece lined. trim
med with silk, at sc.
Misses Best Grade Of Hlear Fleece
Lined Ribbed Pants and $. made
All trimmed in best manner. J,tc.
ChiIGrrr's Wool Pants and Vests. in
sizes from l to Is years, ranging il prices
from 90. to 75c
Rubens Infants Vests. tr cotton and
wool. ranging IN prices from csc. to '5c.
Ladies'.
Ladies Fine Ribbed Fleec.-I.ined Pants
and Vests, well made and perfect fitting
&c.
Ladies Eest Grade of Fleece-LineGi
Cotton Ribbed Vests and Pants, silk fin
iShed. hiTacEed. at &c.
Ladies White and Cray Wool Vests.
perfect fitting, beautifully finished, at
$50.
Ladies Pure White Wool Pants and
Vests. silk finished, beautifully made,
Sl-5A.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-26

Lace Curtains with triple mesh, lociz
st!tci, edge. real value, S2.5o special fo
this sale, 9Gc pair
stco Lace Curtains. Irish Point effect.
FIJI length. extra wide. to be sold for
$50 pair.
Rope Portierc4 $3.50 to 25.t2
Damask Po-tie:ss, $50 to $500.