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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-02-08
STATEHOOD BILL COMPROMISE.
Democrats Say They VIII Oppose Con.
soIidatlon of States.

WASHINGTON, D. c.. Feb. THE
leading Republican members of the senate
who oppose the omnibus statehood bill
were in conference today in an effort to
devise a plan for bringing the debate to
a close by suggesting compromise
measure which can be passed They
did not change their plan for q double
consolidation, providing for the admission
of Oklahoma and Indian Territory as one
state and Of Arizona and New Mexico as
another, but they talked especially of the
time and method of bringing the subject
before. the senate. In the matter Of
method they have decided that the new
bill shall be submitted first to the COM
mittee on territories and in the matter
of time they concluded that the question
should be sprung next week, but did
not set any definite day.
The one difficulty the doubt of Sc
curing the adherence of all the Repubn-
can senators. There is a desire to have
the Republicans united and there is still
some doubt as to whether all can be
brought over, the objection of the OPP
ponents Of the omnibus bill being to the
admission of New Mexico and Arizona
even as one state. Senator Quay also
finds difficulty in accepting the PROPOSE
ton. which is not entirely acceptable to
his Democratic followers in the fight The
Democrats generally declare that they
viii not agree to consolidation, and some
of them say that rather than submit
they will let the bill fail altogether
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-02-08
KING MENELIK EXPELS
FRENCH PRESIDENT
AbyssInian Monarch Breaks Off Relations
M. Legarde.

ROME, Feb. Reports have been re-
ceived from Adds Abeba Abyssinia, that
King Menelik has broken off relations
with M. Legarde. the French resident,
and expelled him from the capital NJ
Legarde is now CHARTERED twenty miles
from Adds Abeba
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-02-08
HEAD OF SCHOOLS
STANDS MANY FINES

And Even In jail He Refuses to Produce
Daughter In Court.
SPRINGFIELD. ILL.,, Feb. 7.-Prof.
James w. Brooks, principal of the
Shields school, In Chicago, was this
evening fined $500 for contempt of court
by Judge Creighton, in the Sangamon
circuit court. for securing the custody
of his eleven year, daughter, Florence,
by fraudulent means and was further
fined $40 and costs for failure to answer
certain interrogatories and another $40
and costs for failure to bring his daughter
into court on the order Of Judge Creigh-
ton, and ordered committed to Jail until
he does produce the child. Brooks fatty
refused to produce the child In court,
even after being sentenced to jail.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-02-08
Mexican Gold Mines BOUGHT.

LOS ANGELES, Cal, Feb. 7.-One of
the most prominent mining transactions
of recent date occurred when the Monte
yuma group of gold mines, in the Topego
district of Chihuahua, Mexico became the
property of the United Mining and Ex-
ploration company, of this city. The
SSlrchase price of the property is said to
Szava bean $4,000, 600.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-02-08
International Financial Relations

WASHINGTON. D. c., Feb. 7.-Sena-
tor Patterson today introduced an amend
ment to the Philippine currency bill to
carry into effect the recommendation of
the president for the appointment of a
commission to devise a plan for COM
mercial exchange relation between the
gold standard and silver standard coun-
fries
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-02-08

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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-02-08

Free Package Containing Sufficient to
Convince the Most SkepticaI Sent
to All Who Write.
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Vicious as 1t may seem after the MANY ia IL
ureS, a sure, positive and certain cure for
the deadly consumption has at last been
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-02-08

ConsumptiVes Given Up to Die and
Sent Back from California Hopeless
and Helpless are Now Alive and
Well Through This Won
derfuI Cure for Con-
sumption.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-02-08
Weather Delied

Shoes for Men for all
weather-and 81 saved
come and see how we
DO it-sell shoes for
y. so others ask IS. so
for
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-02-08
ConsuE11p tiOn
Can be Cured

Marvellous Discovery by the Famous Dr.
Yonkernan, of Kalamazoo, Mfch.-State
OFFICIALS and Great Medical Men Pro-
nounce 1t the Only Cure for Con-
sumption and All Throat
and Lung Troubles.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-08-20

x $ .zz t eS. Stockings. For children, fine rib, full reg
 ular made, the best 25c Stocking we have.
 You'll want them soon for school. | 9c Pr Soap. U. s. Mail Laundry Soap, you know
 it, so we'll make no comment except 10 say
 that Thursday therel be 9 cakes for g: Toilet Paper.f The very large rolls of paper
 that sell ordinarily at 3 rolls for 25c. On
 Thursday twill be 3 rolls for Sets
 In Housefurnishng store. .@9ss Combination Bargain. One package of
 Ghloride-de-iiffe;5 a large bottle Of Ann
 monia; and bottle of Liquid Enameline Stove Polish. All for Bets Thursday Cuff Links. Lot of Cuff Links in sterling
 silver and dull and bright roll plate, 5ec
 and 25c regularly, for Sets
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-08-20

Hens Socks. Fine silk embroidered black lisle thread Socks, the embroidery done in figures. A very superior grade of full regular made lisle Half Hose, always sold at 38cis, for Bets Pair Corset Covers. Dainty little Cambric Cor set Covers in about every style you can coniure up Some Lee trimmed, some with embroidery. Your pick and choice of these 25ct Covers, for t9c Thursday Summer Vests. Pure white fine lisIe Vests Richelieu rib and silk ribbon drawn, Wth- out sleeves and low neck.
 Also "Siik-a-lisle'' Vests in the lot with and without short sleeves. They've been @s 25cts all Summer. | Bets Thursday Laces. Real cluny and imitation, also Venise Laces. Almost any width you want in either ecru UT white. They're 29c Laees are these that you're invited to take your choice of, at Bets Yard
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-08-20

Toilet Soap. Old fashioned Buttermilk Soap also glycerine and wild violet soaps. 59 3 Cakes in box for Sets Shirtwaist Sets. A lot of three piece fancy Shirtwaist Sets, with pin backs, 25c value. for Bets Set Hair Barettes. A lot of Majestic Hair Bar rettes in shell, 15ct value for Sets tacn Hair Pins. Shell Hair Pins, crinkled and straight, 12c dozen kind, for 9cfs Purses. Pretty Coin Purses in kid and suede 15ct Purses for Bets Stationery. A box of fine kid finished Sta tionery in the new square shape, "A sheets and "A envelopes, 15c usually. for Sets China Store. Bread and Butter Plates, Cups and Saucers in brown and green spray acc oration; and Water Bottles Choice Sets Free! To every customer who will take the trouble to visit our Notion counter we will give set of Finneys' best Skirt and Waist Supporters. Need no sewing on. Worth 10cts Pair.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-08-20

Children's Stockings. Good strong school
 Stockings, with reinforced heels, toes and
 knees. Only Bets Pair Thursday Dress Shields. Seconds" of our we'll known
 "Columbia'' very slight iniperfections. No =. 2, and 4. l. Thursday Sets Pair Stock Foundations. Mousselein-de -Soie
 Stock Foundation Collars, ,round and point
 ed, regular 15c kind. Thursday Bets Garter Elastic. One yard of colored Gar ter Elastic in pink, blue, white and black,
 regular 12c kind, for #F Sc Yard Boys Golf Caps. Different patterns and
 lot of them. They're 25c caps if sold at
 regular market value. Thursday Bets Toilet Powder. Eastmarl's Verona Violet
 Tacum Powder, l5c kind, Thursday Bets Tooth Brushes. 500 Fine French T 0 oth
 Brushes, "Seconds" from the French fac
 tory of Dehamme, Delittre & Co.,, only
 slight handle imperfections, I9ct and 25ct
 Brushes, for Thursday Bets Tooth Powder. 'Old Original'' Tooth Pow
 der in glass bottle with patent nickle stop per, l5ct kind for Bets
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-08-20

Sauce Pans. All of our quart and quart pressed Tin Sauce Pans, never sold for
 less than 12c and Is. Thursday 9c ca Pictures. Colored Photographs and other
 pretty little framed pictures, finished with
 fancy corners, for Bets Thursday SllKOline. Simpsons best quality and we
 haven't had so big and so nice a showing
 of these Sikolines in months. Bets Yard Hooks and Eyes. Cascade Hooks and Eyes with dozen invisible eyes, regular Set
 card kind. Thursday 3 cards for Bets Fancy Pins. Pear shape indestructable Lace
 Pins, pearl and turquoise, blue and colors,
 regular 10ct card. Thursday 2 cards Bets Shoe Laces. Three pair fine Mohair Tubu- ! lar Shoe LaceS, IF yards long, regular Sc
 pair Thursday pair for Bets . W0men's Gloves. Openwork Gloves. The
 two clasp black and white Gloves that were @ bought to sell for 25cts. They're 9c Pair Stocking Supporters. Women's fancy
 lisle web Stocking Supporters in pink, blue
 lavender, black and white. Regular 15ct value, Thursday Bets Pair
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-08-20

Picture. The last of those silver framed Medalions in colored and plain photo- graphs that went with a snap on Monday, at 29cts Each Dress Goods. All.wool 50ct Ladies' Cloth, 3S inches wide in line of the most asked for colors today Thursday 29cts Silk Muslins. The rest of these lovely silk
 muslns in plain colors and some fancy ef- fects. About half of them went on Mon- day, perhaps little more than half. They are pretty enouge for dinner gowns and party dresses in winter and no end seffec-
 tive for dressy summer frocks. Neversless
 than 5scts. Thursday 2 Sets Yard
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-08-20
See What 29cts Will Buy Thursday.

C0TSefs. 4 broken size lot of Corsets par
 sticularly suitable for large figures. Sizes
 here are from 25 to 30. It's a straight
 front, long waisted Corsets and has short
 hip. very nicely finished Corset made
 tosell for Scots. Thursday 29cts ,Jardiniers. Charmingly blended colors, 8 inch Jardnieres, Thursday 29cts Combination Bargain. Two yards of our best Scotch Curtain Muslin, we've got eight or ten patterns for you to select from
 and brass rod complete with fixtures. A window finished outright with sash cur tains. The muslin alone in this item is
 worth i5cts yard. 29cfs
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-08-20
See What 19cts Will Buy Thursday.

! 4 H K Art licking. A sweeping clean out of all
 our Art Tickings, Denims, Cretonnes, Hungarian Cloth and Bengaline. Take any of these pretty stuffs that always sell at 25c, ZIG and BOG, for Bets Yard Ribbons. Lovely Ribbons in the fancy rib bon class and tremendously good values in .4ss. high grade satin and plain taffeta. We've just gathered all the 29ct and 35ct Ribbons into 9 pile to put out at Bets Yard Come expecting to find what you want. Gloves. The best grade of lace 1isle Gloves, } that used to sell at Scots. Also a lot of good clasp suede iisle Gloves. Both these are here in black and white. The suede lisle are here too in tan and mode.
 Any on Thursday for | oc Pair Bags. A large Fish Net ssCarryall" Bag, with handle, 25c always, for Bets
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-08-20

MenS Socks. Our very finest 50ct black
 openwofk lisle thread Half Hose. We
 sold fifteen dozen of them on Monday. So.
 fast did they go that we take it your appre-
 citation of the sacrifice was genuine enough to warrant our repeating it. So Thursday " again fifteen dozen pairs more of soc socks for 29cts Pair x F, @g F, %; Tray Cloths and Table Squares. There
 is another of Mondays best values that
 you seemed to appreciate to the extent of " agood many dozen. So again for Thurs
 day fine Fri h linen Squares and Tray : 2, Cloths, either plain or hemstitched, al-
 ways 3ects, Thursday 29cts
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-08-20
See What
 49cts
 Will Buy Thursday.

< [ Shirt Waists. Here we come upon half dozen or more broken size lots of shirt waists. White waists and colors are here. including ann ong them some of the best waists we've had this season. None are marked less than o8c., and most of them show $I.25 and $I.38 on their price tickets. Of course every size isn't here, but there's your size in something, so come. But don't put off coming until too late in the day for this is one of the bargains that will be gobbled up. quick.
 Put out unreservedly to the first corners at 4oc. each. House Wrappers. Perhaps one of the strongest items of this very strong ly attractive list IS this-these cool, crisp. clean. fresh lawn wrappers, that are to be marked to sell on Thursday at 4oc. They're a first rate, Soc wrapper for they're generously full in cut and arc made with extreme care and nicety of finish
 Children's Dresses. Sizes to IA years. Such pretty, well-nade dres- es of the best percale. They're made with fancy white yokes, and edged with white lace, and are here in different color effects. These are ideal school dresses, heavy enough to wear late into the autumn, with jacket. Altogether neat, pretty frx,r1xrE .,,,J o xS, k. Qr, of 4ec., Thursdays price Pictures. Bunghart posters. Really beautiful in their delicacy of color. These are new and valued at S1.oo.
 4ec. Thursday. China Store. Glass butter jars, and china syrup jugs. Any of them
 4ec. Kimonas and Dressing Sacques. The kimonas are made of colored lawn with wide collars finished with white lawn ruf1es They're edged, too, with white lawn bands, and have wide. full sleeves. The Dress odNHuCo diC4Ol dli Wll1lSs ldWll finished with lace edgings and the like. Neither the kimonas nor the sacques are worth less than 8oc.
 All 4ec Thursday Kid Gloves. Get pair if you have to lay them aside until the autumn, for we can't say when again you'll have offered you such a good 8oc. glove that's fresh and clean and absolutely perfect in every respect at 4oc. a pair. These are here in black and white and in the right shades of mode, brown and red.
 Sofa Cushions. Covered with art cretonne. Each an effective pat tern that harmonizes we'll with the wide full ruffle and back A mighty good cushion for 4oc.
 nesYNBbEa a,NONDD
 lF= =nESE 1fn
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-08-20

Women's Neckwear. Stocks, Stock Ties
 and Top Collars We've simply grouped
 a great lot of Neckwear that has been 15cts
 and 19 and put ii out Thursday at oc Each Fancy White Goods. Lace Lawns, pretty open stripes, and checked and striped Nainsooks. All goods sold at 15c'a yard, Thursday for Gets Yard Cold Lawns and FlanneIettes. Ever so many fetching patterns of Cold Lawns.
 Every piece we have that sold at 15cts a yard. Thursday for Bets Yard And as many Flannelettes go into the lot They
 are all new are these Flannelettes and the colorings are really exquisite in some in stances. Make awfuly pretty house gowns or school dresses. Sets Yard HandKerchiefs. Extra fine, pure Irish linen H'dkerchiefs, hemstitched with 8-4 and 1a inch hem. Thursday for Bets On Front Special Table, West Store. s. .s> Also our fancy Pillow and Kimona Handker- chiefs. They're going at Bets Each Pillow Cases. Made of a standard cotton just as is the finest pillow case we sell. Sizes 42x36 and 45x36. Thursday 9c ca. Towels. Large sized hemmed Huck Towels with fast color red borders, for Bets Each
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-08-20

Pictures. Platinum Prints nicely framed in
 gilt, very effective little picture for Sc Bead Chains. White Bead Chains, long lengths, 2sc chains, Sets China Jugs. Two quart Cream Jugs, pret- ty decorated. Sets Each Use new entrances, eith.r east or west store.
 Combs. Side Combs, Pompadour Combs and Back Combs, in shell and amber, the regular 2ec kind, for Sets Dress Goods. Pretty English Coburgs and Storm Serges, 36 to 40 inches wide. About any color you may ask for and you'll be interested to know that these are all new. fresh goods for Autumn. Make pretty school dresses, 29c and 39c stuffs Sc I'd
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-08-20

Corset Covers. Fine Corset Covers made of cambric and nainsook, made with the incest attention to small detail. Some charming novelties among them, 29cts LaCeS. More of those fetching black English wavy Lace Bands and Venice Insertions also group of real cluny and imitation bands, marked to sell at 38c, 45c and soc, for 29cts Yard Black and Cold Silks. Figured India. Silks, only black in the lot and about ten patterns including figured and striped de- signs. Together with fifty pieces of col ored 59c Taffeta. All to go at 29c Yard
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-07
DECLARE AGAINST
TRADING STAMPS
An Enthusiastic Meeting of
Business Men Last
Evening.

Ar an enthusiastic meeting held last
night in the Chamber of Commerce
number of gentlemen representing a ma
iority of the business firms of Richmond
pledged themselves unanimously to 90
all in their power to prevent the use OF
trading stamps in the city.
The meeting was held at the instance OF
the Retail Grocers' Association, which
is solidly against the introduction of the
stamps. Several short talks were made
among the speakers being Mr.. HoffhHner.
of the Economy shoe store; Mr.. Miller of
Miller and Rhoads; Mr.. Blair, of Blair's
drugstore, and others The situation was
discussed at length and a committee was
finally appointed to canvass the entire
city, and visit every firm, and If possible
secure the signature to paper declaring
against the trading stamp schemes. On
this committee was appointed the fol-
lowing: Mr. Hoffhimer, Mr.. ]. r. Shep-
pard, Mr.. Miller. Mr.. j. Blair, Mr.. Carter,
Mr. James Corley. Mr.. w. G. Quarles,
Mr.. C. w. Price, Mr.. Cersley. Mr.. john
son and Mr.. George Med. Blake. In addi-
ton to this action 1t was decided to
notify the merchants In every city in
the State and ask their assistance and
cooperation.
The fight between the trading stamp
men and the merchants Is getting sharper
every day. Some of the Richmond firms
have .signed up with the former. but
they are comparatively few, and the
majority are dead against the revival
OF the scheme. About six agents for a
New York trading stamp concern were
present at the meeting last night. They
were Invited to leave which they did.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-07

" IRGINIA--IN TIE CLERKS OF
V FICE OF THE SUPREME, COURT
OF APPEALS OF VIRGINIA, AT RICH
MOND. SEPTEMBER %, 1903:
John S. Burwell. ............Appellant,
b. l.. a Angie. Sheriff and Administrator
with the will annexed of Mary =. Bur-
well, deceased; William A., Burwell.
Blair r. Burwell, Henry l.. Burwell,
Mrs. Henry b. Mcdaniel, Mrs. Lucy B.
Terrill, Mrs. Rosa b. Flyers, Mrs; Nellie
b. Barton Rutlldge II. Hill, Alice II.
Hill and Maud S, HILL the three last IN
fants, by James n. Carper their guar
Upon an appeal from a decree pro-
nounced by the Circuit Court OF Franklin
county on the 18th day of June, 1902
The object OF the petition filed In this
cause is to have the said decree reversed
and anpulled; and affidavit having been
made and filed that the appellee. Lucy Is.
Terrill, is a nonresident of the State of
Virginia, 1t is ordered that the said ap-
pellee, after due publication of this order
in The Times Dispatch, newspaper pub
lished in the city of Richmond, for four
successive weeks appear here on the first
Monday in November 1903, to answer the
said appeal and do what Is necessary to
protect her interest in said appeal.
A copy-Teste;
II. STEWART JONES, C. G.
billiard and Lee for Petitioner.
sept 30-law4w
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-07
AN ORDINANCE.

approved Sept. %, 1909
GRANTING. PERMISSION To IH IG
G AHFIGAN A NA5i2N NfNrA3 RAJ, MAIN
ENTPANCE IN FRONT OF THEIR
PROPERTY ON MAIN STREET. Be
TWEEN TENTH a AND p E 5SL,Ey 2 \ III
ON MAIN STREET MORE THAN
THIRTEEN INCHES.
Be It ordained py S,e Council OF the city
of Richnond: Ssftt
Sec. l. That permission be, and Is here,
by granted to The American, National
Bank to construct and maintain man
entrance in front Of their property on
Main Street, between Tenth and Eleventh
Streets and not to encroach on Main
Street more than thirteen inches, subject
to the following conditions:
Sec. II. That the said entrance IS TO Dc
constructed according to the plan pre-
scented by said American National Bank
and now on file In the office OF City En-
gineer.
Bank shall at all times keep said entrance
In proper repair, and shall make such re-
pairs as the Committee on streets may az
any time deem reasonable for the sa1ety
of persons using the highway IN tront ol
Sec. Nv. The permission hereby granted
shall at any time be subject to any amend
ment or revocation by the City Council;
Upon a revocation or amendment of said
permission, the said American Na!lol on a.
Bank, or any subsequent owner OF sala
house, shall Immediately CONFORM 70 sucn
amendment or revocation.
Sec " The said permission is given sub
ject to the conditions that the said Amerl.
can National Bank, or any SUBSEQUENT
owner of said house. will indemnify, REIN
burse and save harmless the city of Rich.
mond for any charges, damages or cost
that the city may be required to pay by
reason OF. any person, being Injured or or
son by the construction. existence or
maintenance of said entrance.
Sec. vi. For failure to conform fully
to the provisions of this ordinance, or any
amendment or revocation thereof, or any
requirement Hereunder the said Ameri.
can National Bank, or any subsequent
owner of said house, shall be liable to a
fine of not less than ten nor more than
fifty dollars. each days failure to be a
separate offepse.
Sec. VII. All ordinances Or parts Of or
| dinances are hereby repealed. so far as
| the same may conflict herewith
Sec. VIII. This ordinance shall be In
10 - = BEN T. AUGUST,
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