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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-08-21
WISE DEPARTMENT.
Local and otncrw,se.


Henry Hsrssook. OF Toms Greek,
WAS in town Monday.
Gent Ayers was up ftcm the Gap
Monday
The Board Of Supervisors is in
session this week.
r. P. Bruce left for New York
Sunday on business
Rev. T. F. Suthers is sick, but we
understand he is improving.
Several OF the boys went to Dor
chester Friday to witness the game
Of ball.
Mr.. Paddock, who was hurt sew
eral days ago in a wreck on his tram
way. is able to be out again.
Contractor Buck has a large force
of men at work on the streets.
Miss Lizzie Miller. Of Honaker, Is
visiting relatives at this place
Rev. ). 5. Wsssum. the Presby.
terian minister. preached here sun
day.
The Clinch Valley Baptist Asso-
citation will convene here Thursday
and continue until sunday Tn,
new Baptist chnich will be dedicated
next Sunday. DR.. VIM. L. Hatcher
Of Richmond, will preach the dedi
cstory sermon. a large number Of
people will. no doubt. attend both
the Association and the dedication
and will he well cared for hy th,
people Of Wise
Miss Eula B. Young. Of Big stou,
Gap, r. visiting relatives iu the city
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AZ exchange very apty says that
the boy who expects 70 End a job
hanging around loose at the TOP Of
che ladder might IS well 60 of and
lie down and wait for the gentle
zerhyrs 10 blow a few dollars into
his hands. or let the ravens feed him.
IL is matter Of impossibiliiy FOR a
young man 90 get anything at the
top Of the ladder without first climb
ing through his own personal efforts.
a three loot boy can't reach rp the
ladder oi personal achievement and
capture JOB ;en feet in the ethereal
elements. This old universe just
sin't built that WAY.
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in every way 6s-s class morning
paper.


T,n first csasfncs fos the eonstsnc-
sioa Of the oe~ extension 81 the Nor
folk sna ve..ern, Up Dig Sandy
river. has bess awarded a. Kenoss.
The contract WAS secured by X c.
Carpenter, o. East Rsdfora, Va. 1,
calls Tor the construction Of eighteen
miles on Ksnosa end aaa ten miles
on the other eni 81 the line. Work
will Be begun in short Time and
viii be rushed. Nj. Carpenter has
been interested in the construction Of
a number Of roads in this State and
Is ono Of the shrewdest contractors
in the business.
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TO CONTROL l.. N.
Scoboard Coast Line and
Southern TO Own
Jointly.

Nn lonA August I3.-Thc Com
merc.ai .ii.or thi, afternoon
friut- st0ty io thc cIcct tha; the
Scabaari Airlanc. tle Atlantic
Coast Lime. sul tlc Southern raii-
Way retab', wil effect an arrange
meat f.s joint ownership on equal
terms oi security company. which
wi.l lsa,c ANA seuuol tAo Louisville
and Nashville system. The calcula-
Zion ay ;aose informed in such mat
tets is. tAat ID this arrangement Is
Effected. 60 wiA guarantee the peace
oi the Southern situation. without
saNl6ciug the independence of the
leasing systems, aud viii insure large
prod,-, both 90 tlc Louisville aud
Nashville railroad aud TO the COM
pany leasing Co.
IL Is impossible Co ascertain how
much igaib there is ia this story, but
Wal Street obviously believes that
"a IS we'll founded. aud this Is sup.
posed Go sccouni ior the quick and
apparently determined rise in Sea.
boald securities, which today brok,
all records. I, is no, likely that ans
definite decision aill b. reached unti
Mr. Morgan. who sailed ihis morning
on the. oeeauic from Liverpool. arrives
here, which will Be shout today week
Ne conhrmaiion or denial OF IN,
Commercial d3rsiissr story can d
obtained.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-08-21

Tsa United States government Is
msking arrangements 20 construct
canal eight miles long at Colbert
Shoals. on the Tennessee river, thir.
~ miles below New Decatur. Ala,
TO cost over $4,000. GOO. 1t will re.
quire three years. When it Is com
rle;sd. the Tennessee river will b
navigable the yesr round, from Ps.
dnesh to Chattanooga
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Il the State Of Iowa they have the
bes, restraining liquor law fouud Be-
any OF the States. Indeed ia any
country. In that State il is made a
misdeneanor TO treat To. OF give one
drink Of liquor. 20 pay Tor any ones
drink or 20 accept a treat to. or pay
for a drink furnished by smother
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Il seems uncertain who thc Re-
publicans write nominate for Con
gfess At their Convention IN Abiug.
don en- the Srd Of September. Il ID
probable that the Nominee viii bs
Hon. George W. Blsnkenship. for
merly Of Lee County. bat now =
prominent Attorney in the city OF
Bristol.
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Az exchange very truthfully Says
that every farmer who will can make
a flock Of good sheep profitable The
flock. Of course, should De p'opot-
toned in number % the sife oi tho
farm. Good mutton is always saleatlc
70 IL good wool
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-08-21

krNrUcKY capitalists have pur-
chased the Strsit Creek zine mincs
in Claiborne County. Tenn, paying
$4,000 for same. 10 Is the purpose
Of the new owners 20 put che mine Do
operation on larger scale than ever
before
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-08-21

THE stairway leading 90 the tower
Of the Philadelphia Civ Hall contains
SOS steps. and is said 20 be the TALES.
continuous stairway in the world
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-08-21

SENATOR HANNA says he hiss Do
desire to 60 back 20 the Senate. that
he would rather work with the Civic
Federation TO bring about better
understanding between capital and
labor.
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The .bevs rates are for standing .nrersiss-
nents ouiy-
nW-LocAl ApvrKrIsKxESrs vii be charr-
Cd Tor al TIE rate u s cents per line for each
Insertion.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-08-21

TnE total immigration into Canaia
for the hscAl year ended June 30
foo,s up over 10000 persons. Amcri-
cans being the largest number by
nationality.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-08-21

Bio Sroxr Gar Is unquestionsbly
the most pleasant place in al the
country. Though 1t gets hot during
the day time the cool. pleasant nights
makes life worth living.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-08-21

TINS war department has set apart
$3.50. 0oo with which TO establish an
army post at Chicksmauga Park.
Il wall be a very elaborate ufair..and
Que Of the hest in the country.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-08-21

Wall Street comedies thSt the aa.
nounccment made hy the Commercial
Adytfiissr tonight is sbout As nearly
otleial as anything can be until Mr..
Morgsn's auivsl The aauonnce-
mcnt is as follows
Psgticnlsfs Of the plan whereby
the Louisville add Nashville railroad
is 20 Be leased 70 the holding COM
psHy are withheld fcr she Present.
bus il Is known that the purpose l.
g iesospoEste the Louisville Seeariiy
Compsay, which i 10 lease the road
on basis q ! per eeat. dividends,
guaranteed Precisely how the ar
Fxngement i 70 b. carried oat cannot
nov be disclosed, bat there is au-
thoriss for the statement that for
purposes Of this gssssnty the Sea-
beard Air-Lipc. the sonthern, and
Atisnsic. Coast Line will contribute
10 one way o. another $4,000. 900
each,
Tcday's shsrr advance 10 Seabosrd
Air Liss shsrss NTH sesy Asavy
tfksssetioss, wss secomrAhi>5 b ~
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-08-21

Rxronrs show that the Philippine
war to date has cost this country
$4,000. 600.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-08-21

Our Of the ten Congressional dis
triots in Virgins the Republicans
will make nominations tor Con
gress in seven.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-08-21

CASAnA hiss become quite a cotton
manufacturing country. and few per-
sons realize that $4,000 cotton
spindles arc running Three of fhs
mills are located In Hamilton
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-08-21

Tsk colorsof the uniforms Of the
soldiers Of the United States has been
changed from dark navy blue 10 olive
gseea. BY setral experiment il ba-
been demonstrated that olive green
is the best color sor eoneeaiing E~cs-
ence az long distance. The army
must shus he newly uniformed BY
Isssssy 1. 1908. when Uncls SAM
boys viii be ~wesrins Of the greet. .
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-30
Table and Bed Linens.
thoroughly Good and Very Low Priced.
Bed linens.

Bed Linens.
rrems.itched All-r.inen Pillow Cases
isles. q l-2xss inches). st.:5. $3.50.
and $500 per pair.
1Iemstitched AlI-I.inen Rolster Cases.
s1.25. $3.50. st..S. 500. and $50
each.
I1emstitched All-l men Sheets. full
size f21-exo3-4 yards>. $500. 900.
and $3.50 per pair.
1895 Iremmed Atr-Liren Huck
Towels OF extra at,nlity and weight:
special. s::.DO per dozen.
2ox4o f1emmed Alf-Linen Huck
Towels. heavy weight: special $50
oox4, Hemstitched Ali-Linen ffuck
Towels heavy weight soft. etc: actu-
ally worth 800: special $500 per
dozen.
F'ringed Doylies OF all linen damask.
81. 90. s1.1:5. 81. 80. to $500.
Damask L,oths g inches square.
colored borders. Pink and Blue: the
SOC. kind. &c.
Bath Towels. fringed. hemmed. ana
hemstitched. &c to s1.:5 each.
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One of them remarked: III just take
a whirl at you and he bought two STACKS
OF chips at s1,o90 stack. ana began 10
play.
This took the breath from the other
n1,yers and in a few minutes large
crowd gathered around the table to
watch the game.
Pevser remained an interested specta.
tor throughout the play. which involved
the limit from the start and continued
with varying luck until late hour
The exact result could not be learned
but check for large amount gwen 70
paveer at the end of the game indicated
that the plunger had lost
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-30
Ore Very Special Va!u;
In Gentlemen's
Initial HandkerChiefs.

Gent1enen's Hemstitched All-l.1nen
Initial IInnGEerchiefs. full size and all
initiaIs great bargain; special. loo;
or. si..5 dozen.
Smoking Jackets. House Coats. and
Bath Robes entirely new ideas. all
new and fresh: prices. S4.oI to S2o."o.
Gentlener's Mercer'zed Silk Gloves.
colors Black and Tan. Mode. Gray.
Rcd. and White. roc.
Gentlemen's Dogskin Walking
Gloves, strong and durable. s1.21.
centIe,nen's Dressed Kid Gloves,
$3.50.
C.entlemen's Silk Lined Mocha
cloves warm and dressy. $500.
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to reach the top of GER

Ger Howard to reach the top of GER
tain lamp-post in the First District. Then
while tie officer hung between earth and
Heaven this worthy gentleman opened
FIRE on him with a revolver. Uncomtort-
alphabetically.
Another time. back in '6S. the passing
Of two men-entirely lucky chance
saved him from being beaten 70
death by two rufIians in the once noto-
rIous Byrd Island Gang" now. fortu-
rately. a thing Of the distant past.
So it goes. They sIave all faced the
dar gers: but. as the one said. II never
think of it,; and the other. 1T never
s,ops us = That's the whole story. Many
men have become famous for speeches
of less meaning than these.
FRANK T: CRAIGIE. JR.
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Gentlcmen's furnishings.
lI1e Wanted Kinds
at the Right Prices.

Gentlemen.s Four-in-Hand. Bat
Wings. ruff. String Ties. and Butter
fly bows. entirely new effects, 20.
SOC.
Gent1emen's Fast Black and Tan
fun regular made cotton Isle hose.
extra good values. II 1-2. 1913, 20.
311-2. and soc.
Gcntlemen's Fancy Half Hose. en-
tirely new ideas. :Jc.
Gentlemen's outing Night Shirts. cut
full and wide. nicely made. carefully
selected patterns. Actually worth.
&c. Special. soc.
Gentlemen's Cotton Night Shirts. cut
full nicely trimmed. actually worth
nc. Special. soc.
Gentlemen's H. S. All Linen Hand
kerchiefs extra good values. !. L..
1G :-3. 20. 81 IL. to s3c.
Gentlemen's Merino Half Hose. Hose
JOr.
Gent1ernen's Nreriro Half Hose in
natural and Fast Black. 20. 81 1-2c..
and soc.
Gentlemen's Outing Pajamas. FRO
perry made. nicely trimmed. s1.oo.
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QcHlLTREE's COFFIN
COVERED IN FLOWERS.
THOMAS p. ocH1LTREE.
November Is. 1862.


One of the Best.
NEW YORK. November 29:-tSpeciaL].
This tribute, reflected from the plate OF
the casket, was the only one IN words
paid to the memory Of the famous VII
and bon vivant. at the funeral services
TODAY in the church Of the Paul.st
Fathers. sixtieth street and Columbus
But there were flowers which bespoke
the affection in which Colonel Ochiltree
had been held by friends In the four cor
From Lily Langtree on the isle Of
Jersey" came a huge bouquet Of violets:
Baron Lehman. In Germany: expressed
his sorrow in a great wreath OF roses.
TIE casket was fairly buried beneath
other magnificent floral offerings from
FoxhalI Ketne. General NJ. j. O'Brien.
Clarence H. Mackay. and others.
Not over lee persons were In the church.
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Neckwear.

Nechwear.
Turnover Collars. entirely
lew. plain. hemstitched ara
embroidered. 20, 30. As, %,
zoe. to s1.:;S.
Collar and Cuff Sets new and
stylish. exclusive iGeas. %.
Dec.. s1.25. s1.75. and $50
set.
F,orodo~a and Automobile
rios. newest i6eas only. fine lire
,.o'ors. :5. 4S. so. Goc. tc
s2.:5.
Now Stocks ard Jahots OF
Nousse'ine Taretas. Liberty.
,rd Crepe de Chine. CSC. s1.2:',
$3.50. to $3.50.
New Pompadorr Ruffs OF
rtnussel;ne Net. Liberty. ETC.. In
white and Black. Black and
White. and White and Black,
sos to $1,000.
Feather Boas. in White.
Plock. Pearl. and Black and
White. all lengths. extra good
vcr..cs. at $1,000 s12.!'
$500. $500, $500, and
$:,O 90
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HIGH PLAY AT HOT SPRINGS.

A Stranger Surprises Faro Players
by buying $4,000 Worth Of Chips.
HOT SPRINGS. ARK. November 60
The most sensa t:onal play at faro bank
which has ever occurred here at this sea-
son of the year took place Saturday night
al the Kentucky Club.
Three prosperous-!oking strangers en-
tered the club-rcom and after looking
around at the various games. were intro
duced to Henry Peyser, one of the pro-
prietors.
They moved over to the faro table
and Incurred regarding the limit. Peyser
gave them the information but assured
them that If it WIS not enough 1t would
be raised to suit them if they desired to
play.
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TabIellinens.

SoOtSA Ills uSs
es-inch, Full Rreached. Extra Heavy
Weight. All-Linen Damask. 15 and
81 1,:::c.
7o-inch Extra Quality Full Bleach
ed AH-Llnen Damask. new and very
effective patterns. 500.
72-freha Extra Fine and Heavy Full
Bleached. Scotch and Irish. new and
effective designs. s1.25. $3.50. $500.
and s321
All OF our Damasks we can match
in both IS and 3-4 Napkins.
Damask Cloths. handsome designs.
all lengths. and In both - and 2
yards wide: prices. $50 to SD 90.
1s-inch All-Linen Damask Napkins.
heavy weight. extra good values
sI.0O si25 LEO. and $500.
o2-inch Napkins. $500 to 5000 per
dozen.
o4-inch Napkins. $500 to $500 pc
dozen. q
27-incrl Napkins. $3.50 to $500 per
dozen.
IIemstitched Damask Napkins. $3.50
to s7.5OH per dozen.
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men knew it. They thought they were
meeting armed mon; but cid 1t stop theHl
Losa't seem so.
Then take the list. officers Eggieston.
phoaes and Kennedy, all three shot and
KILLED in 1869, during the discharge or their
regular duties.
And Robert D. Austin. Bob Austin 10
all who !.new him. shot and Killed April
II. 1888. Easter Monday morning uhoer
circumstances too we'll remembered 10 re-
CURE repeating here.
Among the wounded may be nam Ca p
tain James N. Tyler. shot and padly
wounded in 1866 by prisoner Wnom ne
vas taEirg 10 the First Statlon; Pin
Knox. who lost the end OF one niger
While Wrestling a rlusEet from rlotei III
1870: John Robson. shot and wounded by
= thief near the Governors Mansion; John
Jr;nesan. badly wounded in performance
If regular duties; Officer L. NJ. Farley
shot in the foot few months ago. at the
mouth of the alley between Clay and
T eieh and Ninth ard Tenth streets. Add
tn These the cases of Sergeant Brooks ana
Percy Minor. then throw in several nun
arel affairs where bad craftsmanship mas
entered and saved an officers life by the
very skin of his teeth. That shows what
the work is.
To sum up this matter of the dangers OF
police life, l will use the words OF Cn:ef
Howard. who knows as much about that
sort OF thing as any man in the coun-
try.
In answer to question. the Major said
to me one day: Eyes; it is hazardous
life, and the risk is always there; but 1t
mover stops US.
some people never think of IT.; but
YOU. or any other man, do your duty. oy
keeping out of trouble. We do ours by
co.rg into it. There's not a man<on the
whole police force. no matter ho" perlect
his physical condition. ror how strong
and vigorous his manhood. hut may nave
to go out FIVE minutes from now, and De
carried back corpse But we take It as
ii comes
And Major Howard has always been
man who has taken 1t "as 1t comes. On
more than one occasion desperate at
tempts have been made upon his LIE.
Back In the old days when the police
had to light the street lamps (before cleo
trIcity turned night into day.. some thug
on murder bent waited one night Tor On
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English Lining Taffetas. al
silk. heavy weight. and an cS-
cellent wearer. every conceiva-
BILE shading. soc. per yard.
co-inch Extra Quality All
Pure Silk Taffeta. fast edges.
heavy weight. and In a good
assortment of colors. the usual
Is and SIC. kind, special, o'c.
per yard.
Guaranteed Black Taffetas,
heavy weight, rich. lustrous
Black. extra strong specials
20, Csc, and s1.23.
ss-inch All-Pure Silk Tafteta
SILKS. perfect Blacks. extra
good values, Csc. and si.:3.
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Lace Curtains,
Portieres, Draperies,
RUGS and Druggets.
Third hnnr.l

This entire floor is devoted to
The display of these goods. ana
every dollars worth of them are
rew ard fresh. Before buying
a look here will mean a saw
irg.
ORR tai Rugs. all sizes. in an
Immense variety and at modest
prices.
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Novelty Suit Patterns.
cUT9y sSa F. e @ zS y1
Underwear.
TIE Coed Kinds at Little Prices.

Children S Underwear.
Infants Wrappers. soft and 3D.
40. .5c
fh,dren.s Ribbed Heavy
chrdren's Meno Drawers In White and
natural. and conf rtable. Soc
ebidren.sa Ribbed Me- inow Shirts and Pants Doc.
Misses Strictly Vests Pants
Soc, s1.:5
Bows Strictly Meriro Wool Shirts and Drawers
whit. and natural 50 SIC, 500. sl:5.
ladies' Underwear.
Ladies' Ribbed Part
Ladies Medium Ribbed Merno Wool Vests and Pants
Ladies' Wool Vests in wool and silk ana
wool and $50
Ladies' Ribbed Combination WOOL mertno and
silk $500.
Ladies White and Fast Blacks
Ladies Non Shrinking aud Pants 75e-
/ $50.
Mems Underwear.
Mems Medium weigh. Australian Wool Shirts
and Drawers natural 500.
Mems Scotch Wool Drawers. White and natural
DR. Jaeeers Sanitary for sale here
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Bedw5ar
at Money=Saving Prices.
Comto.t Italics.

Laminated Cotton Comforta-
hes. soft. light weight. ard
warm. silko.ine covered. sl.Oo,
$3.50, S1.1J, and 500.
Wool Filled Comfortables.
$500 and $500.
Eiderdown Comfortables. sa-
tire and silk covered. $500 to
s1G.5O.
White Quilts. plain and
fringed. s5c. to $500.
Rec dy-Made Sheets. Pillow
and Bolster Cases. hemmed and
hemstitched, at lowest possible
prices.
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.EL,NlRA MAN is MISSING.

"A. S. Earbcr,. Feet Believed to Have
straycd to Richmond.
The polio. Of the CITY are ooktng for
"a white man, A.. S, Barber. WHO halls
from Elmira, N. T.. and who has been
missing since November 18th. Barber
reached Richmond about NOV enber 10Th.
ana has not been seen by his friends
IN the City Hall
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The New Dress Stuffs.
Black Dress Goods. Colored Dress Goods.

Canvass Clo,n. nc. s1.oo. $3.50.
Lattice Cloth. $3.50.
Bourre Panama. s5c. and 500.
Me.rose. s1.On.
Automobile Cloth. $40.
Sedan .Twllls. $500.
Satin Beard Cloth $500.
Mistrals, .5c 500. si.:J. to $500.
Chevidts. 80. .5c.. $500. to $3.50.
Pebble sCheviot $500 and $3.50.
Meltonette. sl.:5 and $3.50.
Thibet Cloth. sf.25 and $50.
Tucked Skirting. S1.4S.
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ladies Furnishings.
The Kinds Wanted by Good Dressers,
and all Marked at Modest Prices.
VeiLi lgs.

VeIIi1gs.
New Chiffon veilings. plain,
dotted, figured and bordereds
As. 60. 75c.. and 800. e
New Mode Chiffon Wells. all
colo.s ard Black and White,
SO and Csc.
New Lace Wells, new and very
stylish. s1.os.
New. Plain veilir~s. in fancy
and plain meshes. Soc. to 500.
New Dotted. veilings in Black.
Black and White. and White
and Black. so. GO, '3c.. to
s2.25 5c -
New Complexion and Smile
Yelling. sec. TO s1.Jr.
The New Coronation Yelling.
soc. TO SGD.
New Mourning Wells of Chit
fon. Hermann. Silk. etc.. oSc..
sI.:5, $3.50. and sl.oS.
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The Wanted Silks
at Modest Prices.

Moi-es in all colors and Black
and White. T1e.. 81, and si.a".
MORE Hume. new and stylish,
In Black or White. s1.2'.
Moire Velours.- dotted and
striped. very effective. s1.-o
and $3.50.
Crepe de Chine. in all the
street and evening shades, 81
and $3.50,
Full Sets
Muslin Underwear.
Four-Piece Sets. including
Gown, Chemise. Drawers. ard
Skirt. made. OF fine -Nainsook.
ana handsomely trimmed with
lace and ribbon. price per set,
$40, $I5, ard $3.50.
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Cashmeres. 5Oc.
Aibatross. 5Oc
Scotch Plaid. S5c. to 81 TO-
English Suitings 500.
Paca Cloths. $3.50.
Cheviots. SOC. to SEQ.
Tucked Skirtings. st.4S.
Velour Covert Cloths. $500.
Broadcloths. 500 to s:.75
Examines. SOC. to si.:5.
voiles. &c to $3.50.
FoIians. $3.50 to $50.
BEDFORD Cords $l.O0 to 81 80.
Plain and Figured Sublimes. s1.25.
Novelty Suit Patterns.
No two alike. exclusive designs. and
In all the new and wanted shades;
sr.s On m sssO 90 Datferns
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There are two men in Richmond today
|hn have escaped death rs narrowly AZ
Ton can escape IT. One is Sergeant r. ].
Erooks who was shot by the burr'ar
Shaw on the morning Of March Il. 1856
Tie other IS Private Percy r. Minor.
Who vas shot by q young negro thief
Wv 10. 1897
Percy Minor. whose record was one OF
more man ordinary nerve ard daring.
anpHoache7 two notwithstanding ne
gEoes on Erh:eerih street. at about half
9asJ o'clock in the morning. He accost-
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New u.stIngs.

Striped waistings entirely new pat
terms, 30. rs 40. and 15c-
Tucked Waistings. with Persian
stripes. new and stylish. 13c.
Embroidered Waist Patterns special.
$500
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fEU &C OPOCs0 %
Fine weight and size. all pure
wool, soft and warm.
lo-4 size, $500 pair for the 50
kind.
ia size, $500 pair for the Sc
12o4 size. $3.50 pair for the
$50 kind. o
SO pair.
Robe Blankets. entirely new
patterns and colorings. $50 to
$500.
New Carriage Robes. entirely
new ideas, $3.50 TO sio.oO.
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men knew it. They thought they were
meeting armed mon; but dld II STOP theili
Losa't seem so.