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The Washington times., 1903-08-27
LEGAL NOTICES.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF CO.
LUMBIA. HOLDING \ PROBATE COURT
No. u,673, Administration
This is 10 give notice that the subscribers. Of
the District of Columbia, have obtained from the
Probate Court Of the District of Columbia let
tiers testamentary on the estate Of Charles NJ
Shreve, late of the District Of Columbia de-
ceased. All persons having claims against the
deceased are hereby warned 10 exhibit the same
with the vouchers thereof legally authenti-
Gated, TO the subscribers on OF before the 10Th
day Of AUGUST, A. D. 1904; otherwise they
may by law be excluded from all benefit Of
said estate.
Given under our hands this 18th day OF Au-
gust, 1903.
JOHN II. SHREVE
1912 y. J. Ave. NWs
SAMI FL. +. SHRENE
1915 Sixth 81. NV.
Attest:
(Seal) JOHN r. ROUZER,
Deputy Register Of Wills for the District OF
Columbia, Clerk Of the Probate Court.
CHAS- ). SHRENE, JR-, Attorney.
au20, q, SeS
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UNITED STATES MARSHAL'S SALE
JAMES W. RADCLIFFE, Auctloneer.

UNITED STATES MARSHAL'S SALE
BY viftue Of a writ Of feri facias issued out
81 the clerks Office Of the Supreme Court Of the
District OF Columbia and TO me directed / will
sell At public sale for cash, in front Of the
Court House door, Washington, D. C.. on
WEDNESDAY, the 23d DAY or SEPTEMBER,
1903. at Ii O'CLOCK 4 NJ, all the right, title,
interest, and estate OF William Mayse in and 70
that certain piece or parcel OF land in the city
Of Washington. District OF Columbia known as
original Tot Q, in square 95S. seized and levied
upon the property OF said William Mayse,
and sold 70 satisfy execution No. So sol in favor
OF the Christian HeuTich Brewing Company 70
the use OF Randall b. Saunders
ACLICK PALMER, United States Marshal
au27- sci, :, 15.22
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There is undoubtedly good-sized gen
eral short interest in the market, and it
appears. if anything, TO have been grow
ing this week in spite of the old proverb
against selling a dull market short.
Some think a situation is developing. the
outcome of which will be a sharp con-
test between the bull contingent and the
short interest. A dull market oversold
suggests possibilities TO experienced
traders. 1t may be that the short inter
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Special advices from Boston say that
the annual report of the Wisconsin Cen
trail Road. to be issued soon, will be one
of the best ever given out. 1t will show
q per cent earnings on preferred stock.
This is an increase of about 500. 600. and
will be shown in the surplus. Operating
expenses have been reduced in the fiscal
year ] per e,e-t. The preferred stock is
recommended as one of the best non
dividend payers. and it is hoped. on the
strength of the statement. it will pay a
dividend
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET

Sales-Capital Traction. loops.
Washington Loan and Trust Company,
10d21O.
Potomac Insurance, $500.
Mergenthaler, 10q174.
Greene Copper. 10919, 10@19, 5919.
After call-Graphophone common, 100
G315.
Washington Street Railway, sG3Si5.
Washington Gas, 25d 5S5s. 10G59, 10a
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

MEDICAL INSPECTION OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
Physicians desiring TO enter the examination
Of applicants for appointments medical in
spectors OF public schools should file their
applications with the Health Officer on OF be-
fore SEPTEMBER ., 1908. Blank forms for APP
plication viii be furnished By the Health Of
hceT on request. IL. b. F. MACFARI. AND
HENRY L. WEST. JOHN BIDDLE. Commits
sioneTs Of the District OF Columbia au27-3I
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1t is reported that the Consolidated
Lake Superior stockholders will be as
sessed SIS per share on both common and
preferred in the proposed reorganization
or the company, the name OF the new
company being the Lake Superior Com
pany. 1t is said an underwriting syndi-
cate is being formed to put the reor-
ganization through.
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PERSONAL.
Mr.. ERVING MILLION,

PIANIST AND HYPNOTIST, 9I4 New York ave.
NV. Through HYPNOTISM a person can be at
uacted toward YOU, caused 10 like, love, and
respect youi erTing friends wives husbands
can be influenced TO act properly, etc. HYP-
NOTlSN taught. HypnOtism is easily learned
PALMlSFRN. Hands read daily. Ladies. SO
cents gentlemen, 81. Hours. 70 8. II
MRS. II. NJ. NOLAN. Spiritual Medium, 100
l0th St NV Price, soc and 81. au25-6t
TIE WoRkINGMAN'S DAY OF RECKONING
IS the day he buys a slightly used suit of
clOth6. for little money from JUSTHiS OLD
SIAM, W - 81. au24-7t
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PROPOSALS.

EXECUTIVE OFFICE, COMMISSIONERS or
TIE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, Washing ton,
August p. leO3.-Seaied proposals VIII be re-
ceiyed at this Office until y n, SEPTEMBER
II, lo03 for furnishing horses 10 the Fire De
partment Of the District Of Columbia. Specia-
cations, blank forms Of proposal, and all neces-
sary information may be obtained at this Office.
HENRY H.. r. MCFARLAND, u G NEW
CONFER (Acting), Commissioners Of the District
OF Columbia aJZ7- -exSu
OFFICE OF. THE DEPOT QUARTERMASTER,
Washington, d. G., August %, I9O3.-SEALED
PROPOSALS, in triplicate viii be received at
this Office until y. Vi. TUESDAY, SEPTEM-
Der l, 1903, and then opened, for furnishing
and delivering in this city two draft horses
Information furnished on application. Envelopes
containing proposals should be marked PRO
pOssls for Horses and addressed to CAPT
ARCHIBALD ". BUTT, Qnartermaster L. 5. A.,
in charge Of depot au25-6t-exSu
PROPOSALS FOR THE WIDENING OF THE
AQUEDICT BRIDGE-Office Of the Commits
sioners ID. C., Washington, August IS, J903.-
SEALED PROPOSALS viii be received az this
Office until u O'CLOCK NOON, SATURDAY,
SEPTEMBER 70. 1913. for the widening OF the
Aquecluct Bridge Blank forms Of proposal,
specifications, and all necessary information NAV
be obtained at this Office. II. b. F. 9IACFAR-
LAND, HENRY l. WEST, JOHN BIDDLE
Commissioners ID. C. au26-6t-exSu
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company this morning placed on the ex-
change $239,000 of first general mortgage
AZ per cent coupon bonds, to expire in
1892.
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The fiscal statement of the Erie Rail-
road for the year ending June 80 is pub
lished today and makes less favorable
exhibit than expected. 1t shows that
this year. in addition to the dividend on
the first preferred. full per cent
had been earned on the second preferred
and about 2 per cent on the common.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

reported by w. B. Hibbs & Co., 1919
T Street; Members New York Stock Ex-
change, Chicago Board OF Trade, Wash
ington Stock Exchanged
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WOES OF A WOULD-BE
HONGOLIAN FARMER
Charley ChOng Backed John
Ling in New Enterprise.
BACK TO THE CHOP SUEY
Ling Thought TO Fly, But Hopeful
Charley Cried: "Me no
FoOlee."

ST. LOUIS. Aug. 27.-with ability as a
promoter equal to that of ]. Pierpont
Morgan, John Ling. who abandoned :
diet of rice and rats less than a year
ago, persuaded three of his countrymen
in st. Louis to hand over to him $500
without the acceptance of security.
The inducement that Ling held out.
like that of all promoters. was an FL
Dorado. Not that he had discovered a
vein of gold near st. Louis that only
Needed developing. but out on the Laduc
Road, fifteen miles from the courthouse,
Ling had found a little plot of ground
that bore, signs of great promise. No
piece of land, of like dimensions, in the
Flowery Kingdom could produce vege-
tables so rare and in such quantities
SO near st. Louis. too, that by renting
horse and wagon for a day the tempt
ing delicacies could be readily exchanged
for more tempting gold.
Saw Fancy Prices.
Perhaps Wong Kai Kah, the Chinese
Royal Commissioner, who was soon to
arrive in st. Louis. would give fancy
prices for products which, though raised
on American soil. had been nursed TO
maturity by fellow countryman.
''Yelle fine" said Charley Chong. dis
penser of noodles and chop suey in IN
alley between Walnut and Market
Streets, near Eighth. beaming with
pride upon his brother. Why had not he,
before he invested his savings in the
little restaurant. thought of such NAM
moth schemes? But he was settled now.
and Ling would do it, and he would
share in Ling's profits. He did not have
$500, but as man Of business stand
ing he could procure the sum. He did
so, and gave the money TO Ling. who
straightway laid in a supply OF seeds
beets. radishes. lettuce, tomatoes-cv-
erything but rice, in the culture of
which alone this Monaghan rustic was
skilled.
No FL Dorado Was Theirs.
Spring passed. Ling's first crop of
yegetables-for he was 10 raise two
was ready for the market But 10. no
Ell Dorado. The crop sold, but the price
OF the seeds and the price Of those to
be planted took nearly all of the profits. |
Speet too muchee.' - said Ling 20 his |
now skepucal capitalists Ginseng. /
raise ginseng. Thirty cent plant bring
forty doll"
As diplomat Ling excelIed his back |
ers. Hope was revived.
''Velly smart man." they said and
waited for the ginseng which did not |
prosper.
But Ling had profted by experience
His second crop of vegetables was an |
Improvement. Little at time it |
brought good profits. Then alarming
invaded Hop Alley. Word came
to the investors that their protege was |
about to depart for the land of his birth. |
Charley Chong took refuge in the law.
Monday he secured a writ OF attachment
on such OF Ling's second crop as re-
NAMED unsold and on the farming i'm
Elements, which are worth about 500.
''Velly smart man." he said Tuesday.
'Chaley Chong no foolee Let him 20.
-haley Chong get his"
The writ was not served. Ling prom
sed 10 settle Tuesday. He is not going
back TO the Flowery Kingdom but TO
mother city. where he will engage in the
less strenuous occupation of serving
noodles and chop suey.
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The trading in Erie in New York is
mostly in small lots. Traders have sold,
protesting to be disappointed at the
statement
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CURRENT NEWS AND GOSSIP
OF INTEREST TO INVESTORS

Many large blocks of Erie are re-
ported as having been sold in London
today.
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The money situation continues to be
unsatisfactory, six months money at G
per cent is very scarce.
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NEW YORK COTTON MARKET,

NEW YORK, Aug. 27.-The following
prices were quoted on the New York
cotton exchange today:
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est mas been oyerestimated but from all
that can be learned it is really large
for so narrow market.
Money brokers say the Wall Street de-
mand Tor time money is nominal. They
are not expecting a serious stringency
this autumn. One of them said yester-
DAY that with London ready either TO
buy American stocks or lend Wall Street
the money, and with commission houses
well provided with funds carrying over
the end Of She year, he could see moth
ing more serious in prospect than a stiff
money market On good collateral six
months money is available in any rea-
sonable amount at per cent, money
brokers say. and money can be had at
51@ per cent for the rest of this year.
One cause of the heavy loan account
of the clearing house banks is the Dor
rowing by municipalities such as New
York, Boston. Chicago, St. Lolis and
st. Paul These cities have been heavy
borrowers, while Wall Street brokers
have decreased rather than increased
their loans, it being estimated that brok
ers' loans now stand at about $50, 900, 600,
as compared with 500, 900 900 at this
time a year ago.
The speculative deadlock in the corn
market continues, much TO the disgust
of patient bull crowd in Wall Street
The entire West is bullish on corn. but
the several bull factions. none OF which
is willing to make a market for the
others, have been unable to get together,
and until they do. brokers think. there
can be no campaign. Western estimates
of the corn yield range from 60 10 20
per cent OF a normal crop without frost.
The stock exchange will be closed
on the Saturday before Labor Day. This
was decided at meeting OF the gov
eTning committee yesterday.
While no direct information has been
received from London as to the abrupt
rise in the price of bar silver at that
center in the last few days. local au-
thorities in the silver market express
the opinion that the rise is due to a
probably oversold condition of the mar
ket abroad, and also TO a generally good
demand from the East. besides the pur-
chase of about 1900, 600 ounces for the
risen over Id in the last two days, and
the New York market has, OF course,
the upturn.
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Especial to The Washington Times.)


CHICAGO, Aug. 27.-The following
prices were quoted on the grain market
today:
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Gold Watch Stolen.

Frank b. White has reported the theft from
watch AID shaia.
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

Market opened steady, I point lower
20 points higher. Noon. market steady.
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LOAN HEADQUARTERS.

We shall be pleased to advance you QUICKLY
any amount OF money your Furniture, Piano.
Chattels, Salary. Plain Note, etc, az the same
rates as charged by any other company-tut
We have a lower rate-Sn easier, better and
cheaper way 20 borrow. Try our new plan-tne
best vet. Call and be convinced ''Where9''
At the old reliable COZ ST. \. W.
CAPITAL LOAN GUARANTEE CO..
Goa Street II. w.
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HEE n IF you NEED GOOD HELP.
HEEF USE TINES WANT ADS.-ONE
CEEr a WORN.
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est has been oyerestimated. but from all
that can be learned it is really large
for so narrow a market.
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Money loaned salaried People,

Retail merchants, teamsters, boarding houses,
without security; largest business IN rs prin-
cipal cities TOLMAN, Room lei, 5SS 10th 81.
NV. ml4tl
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$4,000 TO LOAN

On Furniture, Pianos, Organs, etc. Without r.
mOval. without publicity. without delay u
you have loan with another company, we win
pay the same Of iOE you, Snd advance you more
money. Gail and get rates, or drop postal
and agent viii cali at your house
NO EXPENSE TO YOU UNLESS LOAN Is MADE
COLUMBIA GUARANTEE CO..
els St. n. W.
Once Hours: From, 4 IA 70 D. m
Telephors, S6q-Y East enxts
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DO YOU NEED MONEY :?

We loan frOm 5000 20 500. % on furniture,
planes, horses, wagons. ETC., and you get the
fuI amount you ask for, and the same dag you
ask for il.
Our rates are as low any, end you u,aks
your own terms No trouble 70 give rates and
explain methods.
MUTUAL LOAN & TRUST Co.
SIS STREET
ROOMS 70 AND IL, NATIONAL UNION BLDG
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-27

silk Imported Velour Curtains--all
colors. double face-wlth handsome
floral and Oriental borders, $75 value
$40 pair.
Elegant Velour Curtains in Oriental
des gns-also double faee-S27 90 a
pair.
Handsome Silk Portieres in Persian
patterns. Imported, S16.bO and SIT 90
pair.
Handsome Door Panels in Russian
lace, Renaissance, Tambour, Irish
Point and Brussels, ranging In prices
from 81 to 1915 each.
Fish Net for Curtains, a6-inch width
10 2-3c. a yard.
Renaissance Inserting and Edge-S1a
yards long-$2.4O a pair-ecru and
white
Bonnie Femme Lace Curtains in
Irish Point--handsomc desgns-S9.5O
and upwards.
Irish Point Door Panels-with hand
some centers-12 different patterns 10
select from-i5c. each.
Venetian Lace Curtains in Point
de Esprit centers. $50 value, $3.50 q
pair.
Point de Venice Lace Curtains In
plain'snct centers and narrow attrac-
Nottingham Lace Curtains--in assert
ed designs-s2 value. S1.25 pair.
Lace Curtains with wide elegant bor-
ders of handmade Russian lace, full
four yards long-s75 value, $3.50 a
pair.
Lace Curtains with handsome borders
Of Marie Antonette and Russian Lace,
full four yards long-S45 value, $50
pair.
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Newest Scotch Suitings, made Of
silk and WOOL and all-wool in all
the latest weave effects. IS inches wide.
at S1.3O n yard.
French zibellnes in hair line and
flecked effects, for tailored gowns at
$1.5O yard,
French Broadcloths that are always
wanted-in every color-black includ-
ed, for OSc. yard.
London Irvine Canvass Cloths and
Taffinettes. the newest importat'ons.
As inches VIDE. in all the new colorB,
at S1.25 a yard.
All-Wool zibelncs. 4G inches wide
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Linen Bargains.

These Linens were bought at
an importers sale at a time
when ready money was an i'm
portant factor. We got them
practically at our own prices.
You get them at yours.
Large ga Napkins. all pure linen,
1925 to s525 quality, various designs.
heaviest linens made in Scotland,
price ST. So dozen.
IT'S All-Linen Satin Damask Table
Cloths, S6x36 inches, cost 81, for
371sc. piece. Not more than three to
a customer.
Seven distinct patterns of Bleached
Damask Table Linen, heaviest Irish
make, that's usually Tic, Mondays
price will be zoe. a yard.
q pieces of Heavy Pure Linen Satin
Damask-Whiteley Scotland Table
Linen, full two yards wide, best SIPS
linen ever produced, special price 500.
Pure Linen Stair Tracking. clover
design, Monday only, 1Gc.
Heavy Huck-a Back Linen Towel
ling, 1G 2-3c. quality, for DC. yard.
From lO:3O to II O'clock
Linen lTringed Doylles-Checks Of
blue and red-171!x171s inches-usual
price 4Sc dozen. &c. apiece.
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Yard-wide Imported Black Taffeta'
heavy rustling, Sis value, for 'oe.
Yard Wide Black Taffeta Metallic,
extra high lustre. extra Heavy weight,
s1.6e grade, for S1.10.
80 pieces 27-inch Finest 81 Black lsaf-
feta for 600. -, s,,,,-
a pieces 2o-inch imported All-silk
Black Taffeta, usually e9c. kind, FOR
45c.
One lot Of Corded Black Taffetas-
soft flnished-worth $50, for ooc.
27-lnch Black I'eau de Reine-tnF
seasons newest importation for whole
costumes-worth 81, for S1.4O.
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Silk Embroidered Elan.
neIs.
All-Wool and Full Yard Wide
80 designs--prices are from soc.
to 1928 a yard.
Bows Suits. sEcq HIooR,

s1.4s for Boys DoubleBreasted
School Suits, neat, dark patterns in
fine fabrics, ages to 16 years
S1.OS Boys Suits in all wool. we'll
made, the best suit we ever sold for
the price.
$3.4S Boys s-piece Suits, we'll
made, all wool, in fine patterns-coat,
vest and pants.
$3.50 Boys Sailor Blouse Suits,
made of the best all-wool material.
sizes to years.
SOC. Atwood Pants for boys, odd
sizes.
15c. Boys All-Wool Serge Caps.
5Oc. Mothers Friend Waists.
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a yellow tea" given by Mr.. d, A. JEFF
merchants, al the home OF Mrs, n. j.,
Whi(e, Wednesday evening, In honor of
the visiting young ladies', The hall, par
Tor and dining-room We're beautifully dec
GRATED with goldenrod and evergreens,
which colors We're preserved throughout,
Rustic seats had been provided IN album
dance on the lawn, which was beautifully
Illuminated with yellow Japanese Ian
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Yard-Wide Guaranteed Black Peau
de Sole, soft, mellow finish, $1.65 quail
ity. for 81.
Peau de Sole, s1.29 quality, for SOC.
100 pieces Soft Finished Black 1mpe-
rial Peau de Sole. worth 81, for 0oc.
% pieces Pure Silk Black Peau de
Sole. worth SSc., for Doc yard.
81 pieces Exquisite 81 Black Crepe
de Chine, various new effects, for
S1.25.
81 Black Crepe &c Chine. n inches
wide soft, clingy effects, for ooc.
Is pieces Black Taffeta Tlannels. all
pure silk, worth 81, for soc.
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Black Ground MORE Velours, q inch
es wide, with pin dot of various colors,
$1.19 value, for 600.
100 pieces Satin de Cygns and Satin
Duchess, extra fine. sl.25 values, pure
silk. special for zoe. All colors and
white.
1000 yards Wash Taffetns in the most
desirable shirt-walst colors, $50. values,
for zoe.
81 pieces Crepe de Chimes. % inches
wide, pure silk, 81 quality, for G9c., In.
Guiding street and evening shades.
20 pieces Pure Silk Japanese Pongees,
suitable shades for street or evening
wear, SOC. value, for 33c.
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Russian Lace Curtains, with wide
attractive bands OF insertion-sl7 value,
S12. 80 q pair.
Irish Point Lace Curtains In effec-
tive borders-S7 value, price so a pair.
Real Arabian Lace Curtains with
wide corded borders. made on the
best cable net, $3.50 value. SG.0S a
pair.
Arabian Lace Curtains in plain net
centers, with wide corded borders, S.
value, for $3.50 pair.
Venetian Lace Curtains in dainty
patterns--$6 value. 1915 pair.
Handmade Brussels Lace Curtains
IN allover designs, four yards long,
$65 value-$10 pair.
Real Brussels Lace Curtains in
dainty designs-four yards long-value
s25, for $16.6O pair.
Handsome Imported Irish Point Lace
Curtains with embossed borders-four
yards long-$10 a pair.
Irish Point Lace Curtains with wide
attractive borders, $3.50 value, price
$3.50.
Handsome Moire Mercerized Curtains
with wide fringe-%S.5O a pair $3.50
value.
Damask Porticres. all coors. assert
ed designs, 50 value, $500 n pair.
Couch Covers, fringed, So.
Brocatel Portieres, with attractive
fringe, $2.25 value. $1.25 pair.
Rope Portiercs in assorted colors-
s1.75 value. zoe each.
Fine Madras Curtains, handsomely
embroidered In all Of tho new shades,
from So up.
Also large assortment of Madras by
the yard.
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partners part r. This over, the guests were ush-
o o,oM ~" ~, NE dinlng-room ana seated
Viands We're served
-, hHS"l J, H. iIargrave, Jr, was called
T I tot q toast, replying very appropriate-
~ ~ allGr which the marty repaired to
ablo evening. '''N'
THOSE present were; Misses sarah
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terms. The guests having all arrived,
which resulted In much merriment
Cards hearing very appropriate quota
tons, attached TO small ribbons, had
been arranged from the hall into tho
parlor where all OF the young ladies
We're seated, each OF whom selected Il
card, and, young men acting likewise
IN the hall. proceeded winding to their
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starbuck Jones, of Lynchburg; sallie
Cunningham, OF Richmond; Minnie n, Jones' IS
fowhatan, Va; Evelyn Thornton, q Re
publican Grove; Lula Crews. Annie Gools5
BY, Jesse Tredway. Annie Davis and
LINDA White, of Chatham; Messrs.e . ~ a.
u. Dugge1r t. / Sands, a, II. Edwards,
William Smith. J, II. HarGraye. 9F~ "
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BEST CHOCOLATE CANDY,
zoe. POUND. basement.
All The Gorgeous Tappngs Of New Season, Awaits You.
C0LORED DRESS GOODS. w,a ssns

Sometimes if the wind has been strong enough give
the good shakethat is what buyer didand you pick
up what you please.
The rough-faccd Zbcines much in favor this
Curious how they make Zibene They take ordinary barn
yard burr and eaze piece of goods thoroughly and when the
process done you have Zbeine what before
This and all the other avores are her.
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CARPETS And RUGS.
The Best From the East and the West.

You are no doubt very busy fixing up for fall and
winter but we will send expert to give prices and
an idea about carpetng your floors All need to do
is to phone drop card.
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ono OF tho most stylish cloths made
this season--in all colors, for 75c. a
yard.
New lot Melton Cloths for skirts or
suits, In nll tho best fall shades. at
Csc. q yard.
All-Wool 38-inch Sicilian suting,
every new color. at SOC. n yard
Snow Clicked Bourett Covert Cloth
and llbelncs 70 different styles and
colorings to select from at aSc. yard.
Auto Cloths In all tho fall shades.
8s inches wide, made to sell for &C.,,
special Mt zoe. q yard.
Lotus Cloths a regular 80c. value,
In all colors, for 10c. a yard.