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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1903-12-17
CHRISTMAS.

Though Christmas comes each year,
it means too much ever TO be stale. In
religion, it celebrates the best part of
the Christian faith, a new JOY that
came into the world. AS a holiday, it
is the season of expansion, generosity,
leading Others lives. Cold reason
would say that the best time for max
ing gifts was when necessity called, op-
portnnity invited, or impulse urged,
but Christmas throws reason 70 the
winds and opens the arms OF faith and
profusicn once each year. The shops
are loaded with grotesque and useless
TOYS. save to give little human beings
ioy. Many poor soul pinches for the
sake of donating some guerdon Of its
love, and is, perhaps, the better for the
sacrifice. "Wear this for me, no
words mean more, and OF all gifts, as
the American genius said, the best is
portion OF myself. Therefore, the
poet brings his poem; the shepherd, his
lamb: the farmer, corn; the miner, a
gem; the sailor, coral and shells; the
painter, his picture; the girl, a hand
kerchief of her own painting" Alas
for us, who can give only what we buy;
and vet even that carries our emotion,
for it is chosen lovingly. Certainly the
principle of the widows mite holds
true in Christmas giving as in charity,
for all depends upon what it means to
the glver. Who has not been moved by
receiving the tribute of child,-a bit
of paper, tooth, or curl-comic or pa
thetic,-in way that he could be
touched by no carelessly choosing
Cresus? So no wagon-load of city
roses can carry the perfume of the
heart as it is borne by the blossoms
which the giver's hand has culled or
his slender purse has shrunk to buy.
Christmas, the season of giving and re-
joicing, helps us all to part of the
spirit after which the day is named;
the child with his joy, the rest OF us
with charity and the love OF man. How
few are a hundred Christmases in one
life !-Collier's Weekly.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1903-12-17
LIQUOR MEN INTERESTED.
Bill Which May Radically Effect Them in
Prohibition States.

Prohibition States.
The recent introduction of bill in
the House of Representatives prOvid-
ing that the United States licenses
should not be granted by the Internal
Revenue department to liquor dealers
in prohibition territory will arouse
much interest in this State. Should
the bill become law it will mark the
beginning of new era in the enforce
ment of the prohibitory laws OF no-li-
cense communities.
AS is well known, the liquor dealers
in Maine and other prohibition States
have always preferred to pay the stamp
tax rather than run the risk of being
brought before the Federal courts for
the non-payment OF the license tee.
The passage of the bill now before
the House would make it impossible
for liquor dealer to procure license
in this State In that event the dealer
would not only have to contend with
the State officials but the federal Off
GERS as well. The revenue officers have
always been on the alert for violations
of the revenue laws and in large ma
jority of cases the dealers have been
willing to settle when the case has
been brought up in court.
Another feature in the event OF It's
passage would be the change in the
method of procuring indictments for
liquor nuisance. The method employ
ed by county attorneys has been to get
a list of holders of liquor stamps and
introducing them as evidence before
grand juries. If there were no stamps
issued by the internal bs dspaa
would have to be procured by the in
PRODUCTION of other evidence.
Temperance workers have been en-
deayoring to get a bill of this kind be-
fore the house for some time and are
making strong effort to secure its
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1903-12-17
For Over Sixty Years.

AN OLD AND WELL-TRIED REMEDY.
Mrs. Winslows Soothing Syrup has been
used for over sixty years by. millions of
mothers for their children while teethng,
with perfect success. 1t soothes the child,
softens the gums, allays all pain, cures wind
collie, and is the best remedy for DiarrhGa.
Is pleasant to the taste. Sold by druggists
in every part Of the world. twenty-five
cents a bottle Its value is incalculable.
Be sure and ask for Mrs. Winslow's Sooth-
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1903-12-17
The Sufferers from
Colds

are numbered by millions, not including
those whose annoyance by association
amounts almost to suffering.
And yet it is fact, as capable of demonstra-
ton as any problem in Geometry that Pr. Ag-
news Catarrhal Powder Has. Does, Will Cure
Catarrh and Colds. What are the Catarrhal Mil
lions going to do about 1t.
DIR. Agnew's Heart Cure relieves heart
disease in so minutes:
Sold by Edmund Wilson and A. A. H0wes q 20
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1903-12-17


ated actively with him in having the
appropriations approved by the Senate
During his comparatively brief service
here in the House he has also secured
$3.50. for enlarging the Augusta
post office; $4,000 each for sites TOT
public buildings at Calais and Bar Hai-
boz: and 100000 for court house Sue
at Portland, not to mention several
other minor appropriations TOT the
Soldiers Home at Togus and for other
localities in Maine. AS Congressional
achievements go here, that IS Regarded
as making a very large total.
The third district representative re-
tains the same committee assignments
in this Congress that he had IN the last,
but he has moved up nearer the heao
Of the table in each case. He now sits
next the Republican chairman OF the
committee on census, Judge Crum-
hacker of Indiana, and is the third Re
nublican on the big and very desirable
committee on public buildings and
grounds. Representative Gillett OF
New York is the chairman, ana Rep
resentatiye Bartholdt of st. Louis is
the only one between him and Gov
Rurleieh. 1t will be matter OF only
one or two Republican Congresses now
before Gov. Burleigh will have an I'M
nortant Craftsmanship. He will be
chairman in this Congress of the most
;mnortant Of the several subcommittee
of the House committee on public
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1903-12-17

is announcer government inoelCu'ion' Aoi
The education of young men intended
Tor the army and navy, and is said to
lave done much toward improving
10Th services. 1t is conducted on the
french system, and, like that in Val
uaraiso, occupies a very handsome and
extensive group of buildings. The
Normal schools of Chill are later ex-
periment. and are designed especially
for the training of those who are to be-
come teachers in the government
schools They are under the general
supervision of the Minister of Finance,
and directly superintendent by Com
missioner of Education-a very learned
Gentleman who has been sent to all the
civilized countries at government ex-
pense, expressly to study the differ
ent methods of conducting schools, in
order to decide upon that which is
best for Chill. am told that he bor-
rowed most extensively from Switzer-
and, Germany and the United States,
in the order named.
The National Library, located in
fine, large building near the central
plaza, contains upward of $4,000 vol
umes, and is open every day in the
week, to all classes. Its collection
dates back to the year 1913, but was
greatly augmented by many valuable
books, manuscript and records, stolen
from the once rich library of Lima
during the Peru-Chili war. There is
also a smaller public library in another
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-18

There are Gowns for &C, several
hundred and q large stock Co back
them up in the Wareroom, ali
made to have sold at for S. toi
$1.25.
68c. S
1ec DRAWERS d l1,l'' that were rightly
priced &C. s,s'5
some5o The 4l7c Drawers are price!
marked 2oc.
There are Drawers for 8 III
Some are 39c, thes lat ers are thes
usual 65csbest 60 b had anyyghere.s
e1.ss Leo ri1nlssd Skirts, ~ 80
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lore.
The finest Swiss and Wash Chiffon
Embroideries, insertions and
Edges, the best retail price, IS and
soc, our price, SC.
The 50 to75c Embroideries are 38c.
$500 and SIPS Embroideries are 6ec.
90 aud CSC Embroideries for 19c.
Cambria En- broide r'es BY.
the / thousands of Yards.
sc buys Embroideries that cost up to
10: ).
Sc buys Fmbroiderie that cost up to
12sJ-2c.
&C for zEmbroideries that cost up to
2oc. More than 400 yards in this
lot,
12I-ac for Embroideries Of all de-
scriptions. Pick from this inn.
mense Let b1indfolded and you will
get double your moneys worth in
every case.
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: 1870 80
Wool Jacquards, SO inches wide, va
rious coltrs, CSC quality for
70 2-3c yard.
Fancy Woollens, in patterns of to
8 yards that sold for $1.75 to So. 90
yard, for Doc yard.
56-inch Plaid Suitings, regular $1.a5
goods, for soc yard.
Fine Atwood 36-inch Albatross, in
all colors, for 39c yard.
Dotted Mohairs for Shirt aists, new
and hobby, ar, the yard, soc.
Danish Cloths, in all colors, for zoe
yard.
Heavy Wool Skirting, double width,
48c value, for Iec yard.
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All the Cotton Fabrics
" arrived All the Cottons Flannels, and Flanneletes on
and ali that oyeIruled their values BY Mon

recently arrived. All the Cote
hand, and all that you see are
days special price-cards.
The new 1909 Sea Island Cambrics,
almost every design made, instead
of II 1-7c, per yard, 5 SAC.
1900 yards of the p FAC corded
Madras for 2 sac.
Toe Light Outings will be S r-2c.
$500 yards of Yard-Wide Percales,
10 and 12c. grades, for S 3-4c.
All the Madras Ginghams you can
expect to see at II 1-2c this spring
are now 1oc.
The u FAC Pillow-case Cotton is
8 Sac.
The Mousseline Organizes, prettier
than you can ever see them again
at 25c, are now 1oc.
The Ga 16c Sheeting is nc.
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cost to us for this clearance sale
Finest SIPS Priestley Black Mignon-
cite, special mark-d down, 75c.
All-Wool Black Cheviot, our regular
soc best quality, full SO inches
wide, is sold by most stores for
soc. IS pieces on hand to be closed
for 29c.
Black ALL Wool Mistrel, the regular
85c best quality, the price is soc.
You know tn ! best $I.25 Whip.ord.
The order for this sale makes the
price Use.
Silk and Wool Mixtures and ALL
Wool Hcmespun, this seasons best
soc goods, for 25c yard.
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Coflen's Made Garments.
have their hnality prices for
Mondays sale. The last chance,
perhaps, for what you want Such
prices as are made work their
ends quick.
IS $1,000 All-wool Tai1or-a1ade Suits.
now, 50. 90
$3.50 Norfolk Suits. with pleated skirts.
now =. !. (. 90
& s22 = Finest Tailored .Cheviot and Vene-s
tan Suits. now s......................S QUO.
$3.50 handsome Broadcloth Suits, over
silk drop skirts, now 500
$500 Suits of Melrose Cloth, silk drop
Skirts .ov
$500 handsomest Model Suits. now.
$3.50 Pure Silk Peau de Sole.
Box Coats. circular collars,
fancy sleeves, $1,000.
$500 Peau de Sole Silk Jackets, with In
laid MORE vests. so.
Children.s $500 Monte Carlo Goats re-
duced to .',v.
$3.50 ones are 81, oo
$3.50 ones are So. ~
IS. zones are 81 80
Blacl Silk Trimmed Broad
cloth Skirts, SOLD for $500,
now $500.
A1l-Wool Cheviot Skirts. yoke trimming
over drop skirt, usually $3.50. noW..sS.O o.
Broadcloth Skirts, in all the latest de-
signs. sold to $780, for 90.
$3.50 Black Taneta Skirts. are. 90.
s15.cO Peau de Sole and Tucked Taffeta
Skirts to be sold for 90
$1,000 Handsonest Peau de Sole Skirts,
are 80
All-Wool Flannel House Gowns,
neatly trimmed with braid,
are SO so.
$3.50 Cashmere Tea Gowns, all shades,
are 50: 90.
$3.50 Cashmere Tea GOWNS. lace and rib.
bon trimmed. are So 90.
$500 Ladies Full Lined Coats,
all shades, now 50 so.
slo.oo Monte Carlo and Kersey Coats
now SO. OO.
$3.50 short nobby-cut Black Jackets.
now So so.
Handsomest Monte Carlo and FulEBack
Goats. were to $3.50, now ........s12 so.
Ladies $500 full-length Coats, satin
lined Throughout: sold to $780,
now 10 90.
$3.50 full length cheviot Coat, nows5. 90
Mems s2,9s Cashmere Bath
Robes are 81 90.
Ladies $3.50 Etderdown Bath Robes.
are 81 50.
The usual $3.50 ones OF Crepon Elder
down, are III oO.
All the s1.co Flannellette Wrappers,
now OUc.S
The s1.5D extra heavy Fiannellette Wrap
pers, are !. 81 90
$500 ones are -..............-..... 30.
s2.48 Full-Length Kimonas. are ISL. so.
Ladies' Silk White Waists
Peau de cygne and Taneta; those that
sold all season for $500. Will be priced
Some Of the colored Taffeta Peau de
Cygne, and Peau de Sole Waists. that
sold for s4,s8 and $40, will be So so.
s5.sS French Flannel Waists for..s25O.
50. % ones for .......................s2.5 so.
$3.50 ones will be ..................s1.75.
& Sl-eo ones Tor soc.
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Never Such a Stock of Bedding

-v-I\s ~ S14E1S lNlSl1O.:5 Wi
+ a third over such prices:
Some are only 25c.
The best Hemstitched Pillow Cases,
75c ones, will be sold for I5c.
$40 dozen Of those that are always
16c will be, special, 70 LAC.
The 1oc ones for Sc.
Some show handling for 2 rae.
The $500 Red Blanket will be $500.
Tie largest s11-4 White Blanket ever
seen in Richmond at $5.75, per
pair, $3.50.
The finest $1a.5o California Blanket,
special price, $500.
The $7:98 ones for $500.
Heavy 1874 Cancels Hair Blankets,
instead Of $2.25, for $1.25.
The $500 Gray Wool ones will be
S. 100. IS
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and the latest. combine tion Of en-
broidery E7oc.
Hose Skirts that you usually see
for SIS and will be sold for
&:
The s. and 81 IS Skirts will Sc
priced $1.46
See the best soc Corset Covers III
town., % the y asst you have ever.
seen here for SOC, and buY them
for SC. $500
s9S;s 85 and 6oes Corset Covers o24soc.
A.kulia ,ronLs leTss IS Cover lace trim
med dxaun5 W1ist low neck, 35c
$50 ll11R ajnypnea % q s1l1 eol
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The very heaviest pattern Damask
Table Cloths, full width and . ia
yards long s the best ever seen in
town at 5000 /, will be sold for
$1.4o.
Finest quality Of high grade of Table
Top CsVers orr Carving Cloths, full
yard lone, that sell sell for SOC;
IL be sold for age.
Colored Botdered Table Linens, soc
best grade, for 79c.
The Cream 42c Table Damask, Sc
inches wide, for, per yard, Sc.
CAM Give q Description
sOfzAll the linens on Sale.
8 Here 5is A7s yard wide Irish Bleaehed
80 Damask5 for soc.
Some Table Linen that were marked
90 and I.32 81 marked 75c.
Those that were So and soc at spe-
cial sales for ;36c.
zl le1cerix q sTahle Danask someI,6oo1
arJs. fnrsIo m.
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Small Wares sEy6N GA The nin Ear
There must be a selling time

There must be a selling tin
they are asked to do:
Imperial White Tape, all widths, 3
rolls for SC.
English Twilled Tape, 10 yds, rolls
allsWidths for &C.
Pearl Buttons, worth S and s cents
Dozen. 2 sizes for I-2c dozen
Extra Silver Plated Children's Thin
bies worth SC for &c.
Th.new fit form hose 5supporte
TO see, 25c pair. 5 .s#
Pin on hose supporters, white and
black, children's size, sc pair.
Kings soft finish machine thread for
&c spool. ,.5
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Hundreds Of Dozens o
Hosiery

that were to have sold for full
price, and without any cause,
mist find their way to you as fol-
lows:
6S7 pair Of Ladies' Black Hose were
shipped short while ago by the
manuf ,cturer. Of the regular make
that sold for IS to soc. You
would not put them among the per-
feet though they might be sold for
such, 8 pairs only to one customer,
15c.
The Ladies Fleeced Lined Black Hose
thatEwere CSC will be sold for TIC.
The extra size Ladies Black Hose
that were 33c are 19c.
The Heavy 23c ones for u 1-2c.
Regular made Boys Ribbed Hose,
only sizes < to 8 III, instead Of
25c,s15c.
Misses Ribbed u FAC ones for SC.
Another lot Of Boys and Girls Hose
will be 1oc pair, and SO for all the.
rest.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-18

Among the Crochet Quilts you vii
pick the $3.50 ones for $1.75.
The S.. 90 ones for ST. so.
Any of the $1.32 and $l.5o ones for
$1.oo.
Come 10 Quilts that were $1.oo and
s$1.15 are marked Csc.
The best ever seen in town at 45c
will be priced Monday, 77c.
Several Thousand Sheets.
and Pillow Ca seS Will
Be Sold
Our finest, hemmed, 80 and Csc ones,
for Doc. y. IS.
All those so and 75c are, choice, soc:
8-4 and o-4 Bleached or Brown Sheets
that were ACC are 39c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-18

+ Z 4 :
Yard-Wide Bleached Cambria is
4 1-2c.
The SC Light Ground Woven Outings
for Nightgowns, ETC., are 4 33--4c.
Beautiful Mercerized New Ginghams,
only just recsived, ordered to have
been sold for 25c, are s19c.
New Organdie De Sole, 37c is the
Importation price, Mondays price,
25c.
$500 yards Of Light Shifting and
Dress Prints, instead of s 1-4c,
3-4c.
1914 Brown Sheeting for = 1-2c.
1900 yards of IA Bleached Cotton,
various grades. Take your pick
for 4 SAC.
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Towels by the Thousands.
The 6oe : dozen ones for &C.
The $1:oo = dozen ones for SC.
The $40 dozen ones for SC.
The Pure Linen Huek Hemstitched
ones that were as 70 37c wiz be
scld fer Ioc. s
ox4o-inch Pure White Dama.k rnw-
eis. viii be sold for "a lac. -
The s.. 80 dozsn Turkish Bath
Towels for &C.
The .es Pure Linen Crash rov.lIns
ThteE1. 1-.e Huct Towels ara marked
81 Ioc. $500
rhose36.o dozen snownaks B4ta
Towels are IS
16e Huskaback Toweli lrior i rae
81 ll.ths Sis ana S1.1s 81 Dianer
rxins for B.
MI . OF: Q 70
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The most enormous stock ever.
perfect garments in every respect.


perfect garments in every respe
267 dozen Ladies Nightgowns,
choice of muslin or camhric, any
s. es that You can ind an yWhere.
for rs to 85c, the sensational sale.
price soc.
SI.5osand 81 az ones, $50 to choose
from, are $50.
Most substant- az Gowns, all well !.
made, proper sizes, best to be seen
anywhere at 60 70 rs, viii be 48c..1
Tbs s, and 81 48 Gowns. NEST su-
ti.uls styles and carefully made
gu st..Ulce syoc,
Gowns for age. Yon viii wo1der
how th:y could be made for zoe
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-18
These Laces.

400 pieces Torchon Laces, all widths
aud styles, suitable for all styles
OF underwear and children's wear
trimmings, the sorts you pay roc
for ordinarily, are, per yard. g..
sorehon and clnny Laces, cost--g to
y TIC, to be sold for SC.
The wide Real Linen Torchon Laces
are &c, and others.
Black Silk Nets, IA yards wide,
for over dresses, the usual &c,
81 bsst styles, to be sold Monday,
per yard, soc.
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Here are some to show what

Jet black bonnet pins, roc kind, for SC
dozen.
Real fearl Buttons, worth roc do zen,
all sizes for SC dozen.
Safety Pins, all SECS, &C dozen.
SIMPSONS Pins, 400 to ! 9 paper, for
&c a paper.
roc satteen Corset stee1s, 4 and S
hook, for SC.
Large size Pin Cubes for SC.
Garter Elastic, all colors, for &C yard.
Lot of Colored and White Feather
stitched BRAID, worth u ID and
I5c, for roc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-18

The, handscmest $ss Dinner Set
ever sold. Pink and Green decora-
lions, full 100 pieces, &1E nn
are marked Il OeUU
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Thousands Of Yards Of.
Innings.

Thousands Of Yards Of.
. Innings
The very best at q and soc.
on the dollar o matter what
you want they are here at the.
lust-be-sold price.
36sin. Black Perca1ine Linings, In.
lengths from I IL yds to yds,5
bestE1o and r IL quality for 6!3-4c
I'd.
Dressmak ers' Lining Cambrics in
Black and all colors, lengths*2 ydsi
to 8 10 yds, the alWays55c kind
ats f1-2c4 yd.
Lot Of White Percalines, finest quail
ty, "a toF27 inches wide, very cheap
at s. 1-2c yard.
Black Mercerized Satteen Innings, a
lot Of 500 yds only, the best 25c
quality at 15csyd.
10 pieces Black Shrunk Duck, sold at
Ioc for.5 I'd.
Collar Canvas for &C collar.
10 pieces of 2oc Linen Canvas for
e lac yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-18

The handsomest Allover Embroide-
les IN the sheerest daintiest mate
rails; small baby designs or the
large, stylish shirt-waist styles,
marked 7oc to $3.50 yard, value
$I.25 to $4.75.
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36-inch White Use. Habn- IEr
tai Wash Silks are marked ). sJk

Mems Pure. Linen Hemstitched
! Handkerchief, the price of which
is rs ago at all times, may be nc
had for ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-18

English Long Cloth, various
grades, costing from u I'D to 17c,
6,3oo yards to be sold for, QT/r
per yard ,.. .......-.y... S/2S
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-18

Infants Fleeced Petticoats. of
outing cloth, may be bought / o.
in Mondays sale for. 1 W.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-18

At least 500 dozen best ZOE Hem
ned Huck Towels are in III G.
The sale for. WV
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-18

"A lot of Torchon Laces from last
season, and large lot bought for
less than half their cost for the
White Sale, not any worth less u
than 1oc yard, choice IN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-18

That best soc Umbrella, English
Gloria, steel rod and Congo Dnc
handles, may be bought for. ~
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Ladies' Black Hose, finest that
tou can buy anywhere at from
IS to soc, choice of the lot, 4 &C.
per pair IN
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Those Heavy Fleeced Boys K,it
Underwear, that's been the wonder
of past season at 25c, marked 8 Ec
per garment "A "a IN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-18

In the lot of Enbroideries at &C
ara insertions. Ribbon Beadings,
ana Edgings that cost to roc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-18

58-inch-wide Bleached Table-Da-
masks, in any gu ,ntity that 1nr
{ you want, will sell for L ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-18

Mems Full Laundered White
Shirts, can be worn as fancy
front shirt, 81 was the price, EAr
now wv
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Among the Muslin Underwear are
Ladies Nigftgowns, with tucked
Jokes, never kl own except as 1Ec
bargain at 3oc, these; ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-18

i A new Pearl Button, was bought
to be sold for ST gross, some 6 I-4c5
a dozen, choice dur ng this spe- 80
cial sale, 2 dozen for ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-18

The high-Grsde Vellum Writing
Paper, White or Blue, we usu- 9 =
ally sell for Iec., is, full pound On
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-18
LOT OF LallUIOluGIIG

but overwhelming stock tasty Enbrodere
OF kind There will be economy was never be-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-18
The CoIOred & Black Dress Goods

of them ready the new price marks and less than thei
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-18

Those 1o-4 White Wool Blankets
that we sold so many of G1 E0
at$e.5o, will be sold for ~ l 80
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-18

y Z 40 ~
1ustrous kid finish Peau de Levant,
27-inch Heavy Black Satin de
Leon, SO inch Lyons dye Black
Guaranteed Tafeta. 1865.
CSC. Black Peau de Sole and Black
Guaranteed Swiss Taffeta for 4oc5
yard: Both pure silk. full width.
and weight. b.
3oc Lining Silks for 25c yard. Pure
silk, all colors, White and Black.
$1.oo Brocade Silks for soc yard
Black, White and all colors.
soc Wash Silks for age yard. All
the newest color effects and White.
$1.oc Black ArmureS for CSC yard; TO-
inch wide pure silk with dull
mourning finish.