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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-11

our buy er-linen in heavy weight, hemmed.
and are usually sold fort IL l.2c. These, 70
each - = -
Large Bath Sheet Towels-the three-thread
heavy SOC. ones-full bleached, 26 inches
wide and go inches. long. They are g,
priced, each. - -
Heavy Satin Damask, all Pure-Linen
Towels. .22x44 inches, double knotted fringe
open hemstitched or plain white or o..
colored borders. Prices. = -. =
One Of the Towel wonders for Mondays
sale will be a 16.inch wide by over yard
long full weight Huck Towel, with &c
cclored borders and fringcd, for:.. = -
Sale of 1900 yards Of Linen Huck Towel:
ling, heavy silver bleacned,. &c.,. E.1iZC
best quality, for...... .sZ)CS
Heavy All.Linen oarnsley; Crash, 1900
yards to be sold Monday, per E.3Ac
yard. .cI1z4S
Regular $3.50 Linen Dinner Napkins, some
Irish and some Scotch make, o variety Of
designs-no Cloths to match T. *
per dozen. ~ - -
All.Linen Napkins, full dinner size, Ec
best $1.00 ones. are. ~
Extra Large 3.4 Napkins, the same number
n uspa d6z.d in oqr stock at ss'es, S2.75
some 27o dozen $l.a7 Heavyweight, Full.
Size Dinner Napkins Special Ut an
price. ~ n w
Full-Size Dinner Napkins, such as you
pay ssc. for everywhere, are in this" Eilc
sale, per dozen >. !. :. :. ~
$50 dozen Fringed Linen Doylies, IL. u
inch size, fancy borders, each ;. w
He.nstitched and Openwork Pillow 6Dr
Shams, hand drawn, for. OSA
- Size Hcmstitehed Linen Table SOC
Covers for. 1UN
Hemstitcned Linen scarfs, the 3sc, 0Sc
ones wilt be sold for :. -. q. y
500 yards Pure.Linen sh.ser Lawn. full
yard wide. No one in America that we
know Of ever sold 1t at this price, fAc
Per yard. :. - i. ~
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terian Church South, to be held In Lex
inefan Va Nav ,.x4 49,. -

2 -y t.fy &C., = -
terrain Church South, to be held In Lex,
ington. Va. May next. u
Dr.. Pitzer was presented to. the Prest-
dent by Representative RiSey. of Viz
stnia. Doctor ,Pitzer had with him for
presentation to the President, letters OF
invitation from President Denny OF
Washington and Lee University. Doctor
Whaling. pastor of the Presbyterian
church of Lexington. and Doctor S. L.
! Morris, secretary of the home mission
board of sthe Southern Presbyterian
church The: invitations not only request
tlle presence OF tn President. but desire
an address by him on home missions
The President said he would be glad to
give the Invitations consideration, but
The chances we're that he would be en- the
Pacific Coast In May next.
IS He said 1t was his desire also to at
tend the commencement exercises Of the
University OF Virginia In June. hut he
did not know whether he would be able. "a
reach there at that time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-11

lege. a match thrown from the inflrmary
into sundry leaves outside started the
fire. The college is outside the city linn.
its, but the fire, department went to the
scene and had to laysl 800 feet OF hose up-.
hill. so that the pressure was light at
the nozzle, though the. pumping station
had on direct pressure 50 pounds
Joseph b. Bachelor, Esq, Raleigh's
oldest lawyer and ex-attorDe y-general. Is
CRITICALLY illsat his home here.
4 E. EP::s Carr, of Durham, a graduate OF.
the University of North Carolina. is APP
pointed to position in the United States
Naval Survey.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-11

talent for; oratory. aud wrote shix,firs
lecture when only II years old. With this
lecture her gave him selfsa college educa.s
atien at Mercer University, and while there
he made asyers brilliant recnrds In adj,
ditlon to many minor :honors and N edals,s
he Won the oratorleal Championship CT
Georgia one year. he debate champions 4
ship sof Georgia the, next year, and then
closed his college course 8the Il following.
year by winning the Southern aIorical
champ lonship over contestants from the.
leading Southern States 49, s..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-11
Sj:'4s = : 80 ,..r4.
s0VERMAN WILL WIN
So Say North Carolina s .Po Il

So Say North Carolina sPoliticians-i
Happe4p pin e. nj Raleigh.
RALEIGH,s II. CT January 51os- Specially
55Of course a. very large proportion e:of
the general public has said; ind be-
I isyed from the hsginns ng the senate.
rial contest..st hat f Yerman would be the
winner, This number iss now Increased.
after his large vote and ms last night.
Most pple. hen d sked to.day who
would win. said yernla '.t One old edi-,
certainly Over i.
number Of the yyork ers Tor th &. va
srloEs cand idatess{we vent home stornIgh { to
remain until Afonda { but lot ctsfresh9
men arrived s
THEE sTIZL
IS senae one SAG not no that ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-11
Cohen S White. Sale.

not only holds adds lustre daily
shipped up claim all Rielmonds
tenon for Monday sale offering Of and new
spring fabrics based upon immense our PUBIC
How well this store has succeeded easily be
by comparing merchandise here the charged
them elsewhere which times the great that this
store depends on 49,
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Everybody 90 Cohen s .....s
Linen Counters Monday.

THE, LINEN SLEUIHS HAVE DONE@TFlElR BEsI#
The sale widespread interest than this
These mostly foreign bought Linens contribute
price and goodness should reach all the adjacent
try in the State There forecast Of sucbeaufu Linens
at such prices. Get your years supply
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-11
Our Buyers Sheet and
PilIoW-GaSe Purchase

will give you a now surprise.
Bed Sheets for Csc.
Another lot, Single aud Double. 2Oc
usual bargain price 55c., for. s)>'t'
The 50 and. 65e ones. are, Csc.
Even the S5c, Hemstitohed ones go H0c
for. w
Pillow-casss, $50 dozen 30 and csc. 1 81
The usual lsc. ones for IL l-2c.
Some are only 10c. 49,
Others z 10 and &c.
You may. buy to your hearts content.
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A]Suit of Clothes for the
Bow. -

II you have waited long enough, hers IS
your, chance for some Of the best Boys
Clothing that came to Richmond. s.,
1898 and so Boys. Suits all CO. 00
sizes, will be closed out for, eac .OsJaOU
$3.50 Suits will$ be sold for s1.5o. 80 IS.
5 Boys Suits ,thatswere $3.50 will G9#n0i
be- sold for. ;. -. =, =. 3 s.UU
$500 and $500 y oysrcoats. all CT O0
sizes to 10 years, for... !. y f.UlJ
$500 ones for $3.50 each. -g:s3.
All the SOC. Pants for 36c. .ss;
Sl.00 Pants for 75c, go, 49,.
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PRESIDED INVITED
TO LEXINGTON VA.
asked to. Attend Letting. of south.
ern sPresbyteFian Assem- bly, 10
Be Held Next sHay-May
he Present.

B WAsH1NGTpN q. Jan. 1o--tspe-
scialD-The Rev, Dr. " Pttzer. pastor
ofgthe Central 5Fresbyte church OF this;
city. called on the. President today to-
invite him TO attend tho annual meeting
spfS ths geueraisas s1nbIy ot tie F1Vsby.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-11
Knit Underwear Breaks
Into the Profit of
!. the Season.

The step is severe. You may buy them
hundreds of dozens-at your own way.
Ladies' Wool Ribbed Vests and Pants,
seasons best CSC. garments, to be 2Ae
sold Monday for. oSs
Laa1es Bleached Ribbed Vests; 500
Fleeced Vests and Pants are to be- Cnc
SOLO 10 - .
Ladies, Extra Size Best CSC. Fleeced tx
Vests ara to be sold for. a0t
s.s1 ST Z ms White Woo. Ribbed Ves.a
and Pants for ladies are to be sold '7sc
The. Oxford Wool Ribbed IS and sac. and
- co Pants are to be sold Sl.c
Scarlet Wool s1.25 Vests and Pants 7Sr
The seasons best s1.25 Wool Mestao
Vests for ladies' arc. TO be sold 81
4.Aedlum-Welght Fleeced Vests, high So
neck, long sleeves, acknowledgements. ~
Boys Extra. Heavy Double Fleece Shirt,
and Drawers, in al sizes to 80, 1zc
for: a,e
Misses F1eeced Ribbed Vests, the ff)t~
l5c. ones ara row.. "
Sc. White Wool Ribbed znr,
Union Suits for. wv
masses White Wool Ribbed Vests and
Pants, regular 50 and '59c. garments, 81
are to De sold for. CIV
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-11

1877 dozen Muslin and Cambria Gowns, in q
variety Of styles-hemstitched embroidery.
trimmed, high or low neck-best garments
that can be made at 75c. These Akc
are. 49,,
34e dozen Gowns, madeeup as pretty as
any dollar garment. The styles are of lace
or embroidery in the elaborate or neat styles,
Of good materials and perfectly made. + Or
Special sale price. Observation-Disclosures. - -
The finest and best Cambria and Muslin
Gowns ever sold az s125, in some or 10
styles: This special Underwear Sale &2c
price.... NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ooA|
81 dozen Muslin Gowns, yoke of lace iuser.
tion and tucks, cambria rufus on neck and
slsdves. Usual best SOC. garments IssC
The Finest Nainsook, Cambrick, and Long
cloth Gowns, trimmed in the daintiest en-
broidery. No such garments were ever sold
under s1.5o to S2.25. Choice Of this Nkc
lot OF over 80 dozen. 10Y
The prettiest Val. Lace Trimmed Cd 2S
Gowns, entire yoke OF lace, are. - 80
Full.stze Ladies' Muslin Gowns, tucked
yoke, cambria rufae, double yoke n
back, for .............4 y
Finest Nainsook and Cambria Skirt
Chemise, trimIssd in the daintiest nSc
laces and embroidery, for ......... ~
Chemise with hemstitched lawn DC
rune for: 80
Embroidered Yoke Chemise, pref &c
tily trimmed, for. w
1877 dozen Muslin, Drawers, in 1nc
various style trimming, FOR ~
The best $50. Drawers, lace or embroidery
trimming. Several hundred dozen CEc
are in this lot. q pair.....e.. ACI
The best soc. Embroidered Trimmed Draw.
ers, trimmed with & to 6-inch wide 2nc
embroidery. a pair. OSC
lis dozen Muslin Drawers, deep hem and
tueks, yoke band, well made. a 1IILr
The Wide Lace-T Trimmed or Embroidered
f natae Drawers are in this sale SOC
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-11
Carpets flattings, Rugs,
and Druggets.

arv+h1n> van car, use Our ssorsroou h,,
sill hundreds Of rolls Not often that
fyohen's Store offers the same designs 81
Carpets tho second season--certatnly not, IA
4 price will sell them.
wool Ingrains that were IS and sfIa
a5c., for, yard. =. : oA.
Tapestry Brussels, were 7sc- for 6c.
b5c. : tho coo. grade for...........-. uJs
!: Wilton velvets, wsre $500, for Tsc.
Administer Carpets. borders to o.
match, were .$1.25, SUG
4x5-Tard Wool Ingram Drug Gin 81
gets, were $1,000, for-.....-..-p U.OU
as4.y 8 "a 9: Ingram prusssss, 500
xs ssa, ,is:s5 Pssas.t', a.a yards Sl45O
Smyrna, eS12 feet, were S12.0O
:szs, Foot smyrna Hearth Rugs, 50 IL
tha 50. 90 kind, for. %@'SJ
.Moauette Hearth Rugs for se.Go.
FANCY CHINA MATING for, In,
yard /. !. 7. . -. {. UL
Jointless China Mating, the acc. IL
grade, for, q yard. -.-..-...... IL
Close Woven Countless Mating, 10,
25c. quality. for, yard On
Heaviest China Mating, new pat 1s.
terms, IS and 4oc gradess a yard. -. .LJS
.W9IrE EsAMELLED BEDS, 50 %
any size, for. " :" $50
White Enamelled Beds, with 50 II
brass vases, for " 50 ~
Brass-Mounted White Beds, for G. s{,
$780, $4-75, $500, and " .CV
3-Pfece White aud Brass Beds, With
guaranteed springs, for $3.50, Sf1 81
$3.50, $1,000, and. " A.o0
q. .o.ss Brass Beds for $3.50, GAS M
$3S.60, and ~ aosOu
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-11

SEE THE PRETTIEsT EMBRo1DERIEs
IN THE clTY-.the finest, too-no matter
about the price, and compare with this great
lot on the White Sale Bargain Counter. They
ere the most exquisite work turned out in
France, and the prices so, peculiar they are
sure to make you smile in comparing them
with what othcrz charga for French En-
brcidery in match SETS
These anest in Swiss, Wash Chiffon, Toe
and Nainsook arc IL liz to ~
The real value price in every store in
America is Csc. to $1.75. ~,
Fine Embroidery All-overs have a similar
price push-the prettiest that are turned
out for the spring season: Our % 20
prices are i5c 70. " ''e1,5 -
They would ordinarily be sl.4o to- S4.75.
Thousands ofSyards Of and Sc. Embroid-
cries. Edges, and insertions are in this q
sale for, ........... ~
The PROTEST IS to- 2oc. Embroidcr!es,
Tdges. Flouncings, ior 1nsertions-.Swiss, ~
Nainsook, or Ca,nbrtc-per yard :. So. ~
10 and IL 1-2o. Emhroideries,' in all widths
r : rs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-11

Handsomest Imported Model Suits Of
a apsss q fa tssss. sold to $500 $500
Handsome silk-Lined Suits of heavy
canvas cloth, with detached GO R0
MORE vests, sold to $40, now. ..DAA.CO
Finest Tailored Suits of imported Melrose
cloth over silk drop skirts. nobby.
cut jackets, were $3.50, 500 90.
rs Tho u spit. ss4.5o Finely $500
$4,000 All.Wool Tailored
Suits, in walking and dress CO Sn
length, now. ~ AsoO
$500 Suits Of Cheviot and We CO ~.
netian, .pC.OU
$1,000 Tailored Suits to be sold eE 90
.pC.VU
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At al Times the Ribbon
Store Of.RiChInOnd. !.

Now these special prices. {
1000 yards Soft-Finish Louisene Ribbons,
in ell colors, including Black, 1-2 Or
inches wide, at special price Of, yard. -.
5-inch Wide Black ,Tafeta Ribbons n
go for, yard ~ ~
1900 Remnants of Ribbons go on sale for
one third off their usual price,.
sold fog s5sp gasss asooa 5C
Fine Plaid Ribbons, bright colors, 0r
sold for &c.. yard, for, yard -
Hand Embroidered Polka Dot Satin Tnffeta
Ribobns, worth asc. yard, for, %.
yard j; ]. :. :. ~
1000 pieces No. Q Satin Tafeta Ribbons,
in all colors.. Piece Of 10 yards u
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Thousands of Yards Of
Innings

from our store house at special prices to
close OUT, ,:.ss!l5s
1850 Dressmakers'. Kid Cambrics. In
b Black &c and ell o0lors' for, ,3hc
ydAN.. - II
Gray Lining Jeans for SC. yard.
Fine Hair-Line Moire' Fercaline Innings,
colors only, worth 20 to csc. yard, I ~
Oolored and Black Percaline Innings, the
best IL Lac ard l5c. quality, for, RiZr
yard. :. :. -. -. .C/2I
1900 yards Nercerized satteen Linings In
Black and all colors, worth rs to 35c. 1Ec
yard. for, yard. 80. :. !: ~
1000 yards Gray Linen Canvas, soft
dnish, best IL Lee. quality, at, III
yaru. ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-11
The Early White Goods
Will. Likely Not Be-
Matched Again.

The Sheer Best e 12;1.2e. White India
Linons are in this White Sale, per -7.1uc
$500 yards Finest Grade English Long
cloth, yard wide, best retail price per yard
Price ssSs This special white Sal. 2zc
and sG 1oa grades Tas las5e t,aen:' The 4c
Tho finest Csc. longfold White Ike
India Linons are in this sale for. ~
White Figured Fleeced Pique, Zoe
everywhere IS and 35c. Our price. ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-11
Our Muslin Underwear Sale R1 Az

than their present wholesale would be- We ask
YOU toeasure our prices by what you charged anywhere
Every garment is carefully when
for them quiet SPELL There thousands OF to
choose from and all designs, including the most useful
D1air zones. ..-st
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-11
The Closing Curtain Sale
Begins Monday.

( 80
Begins Monday.
They must get ont Of the way for the new
| next season.
$1,000 Portteres for $500.
1878 ones for $3.50.
$500: ones for .sl.75.a,, s..a
I THE LOT, OF LACE CURTAINS that were
sold at an extraordinary price Of HE~
SLIGO, Monday, per, pair - >jC
Upwards Of & yards Long Renaissance
Design Curtains that were $3.50, 60 on
Tho Gable Net 5000 ones for $500.
The $3.50 Irish Point ones are $500.
That's not "a beginning OF the hundreds
Of pairs Of various sorts on sale.
Once a Year We Clean the
Corset Stock.
This Is the way We sell them, generally.
$3.50 ones and $500 ones and CT IN
Sl.75e ones sell FOX. % Icy W.
sl.oo and sl.5o Corsets-your Zoe
choice. $500. W.
"a lot of $500 ones for soc.
The balance of our zoe. past sea- OEC
sons IS ss and &c ones, go TO, AOC
The Mems Furnishing
Closing Sale
Drawers-75c. 20 s1.oo ones :. !. !. DUG
Black Half Hose, double heel 11I/o
enc Sole !. AS/ZS
a lot, Of Jersey Cardigan CT 40
Jackets, So. co ones. for ...... y 1sVO
a lot of Natural Gray Underwear. 6nc
were marked $50, are .OOI
nd many other goods. ,s5s Z
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-11
The CoIored Dress Good

will have changed colors in the prices Mon
day. We have no longer any patience with
them. Read these:
Silk and Wool Mixtures that sold cSr
for SOC. at. LCs
ATWOOD Dress Fabrics that sold 2Ti/r
for SO to 55c. a yard, nv
ha ssa ass Plaid Shifting this seasons 4Sc
Double-Width Tricots, various 90
colors, the SOC. kind for @Oa
Novelty Dress Patterns, 1-2 to yards n
pattern, that sold for s1.0o to S1.ss; 6ilr
choice UOS
Silk and Wool Plaids, this seasons 1ne
newest styles, regular e0c. quality, Ous
4s Doq aina' lss Wool ohsvtot' the l0e
Atwood Double-width Alhatross, 20r
full limo OF colors, oSs
56-inch KeEsey Cloth, in Gray and k0f
Blue, the S1.00 kind, for. O1a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-11
Small Wares al Small er
Prices Than Ever
Before.

100 gross Fine White Featherstttched
Braid !. e yards ar pieces, worth Y Il DC
100 gross White and Colored Z Feather
stitch Braid, 12 styles. to select from, &c
yards pieces. for, piece - =
Il Hook:ons Sup port ers, all colors, for, sc
pail. =. =. -.
Kings ! soft-Finish Machine Thread 0r
Big lot Of Pearl Buttons, all sizes, 80
worth 1ocs dozen, for, dozen: -
1000 BOXES VIOLET BUTTERh1LK
SOAP, highly perfqmed *:and we'll tic
milled,: 3 cakes for. -. ~ ~
Big lot Of Hair Brushes, good value 10r
at Zoe, fol. each. ~.
Dr., Makes Carbolic Mouth Wash, best
made; price should be ,s5c, bottle. 18C
Our special price is, bottle -
Violet .Talcum Powder, highly per- &c
fumed }: best 1oc. kind, for. = y
.Wbtttemore's New Era Shoe Polish SC
the l0c. size. Is, box -. y =
100 pieces Burnt.Wood Novelties, 1:0c
sold for 25c., for ~
At All Times the Ribbon
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Never So Many Silks in
January.

and, therefore, never such a price. Every
dollar you spend gets two dollars value,
and all Of them warrsntable and best goods.
1900 yards Heavy ,All.Silk Swiss Tetfetas,
In new shades of Pink. Brown, Navy, Royal,
Tan, ard lots of other popular colors. Have
cold all season 75c., to close for, hfhc
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The Buyer Says Black
Dress Goods Must Go.

It's the same welcome order that Taa
given Just about q year ago, when hundred,
of dresses were sold in single day.
Atwood Black Ghevfot Serge, the selling
price of which has been 60c.: the 2Se
closing price Monday will be.....--. .coa
Black Crepe Cloth, double width, 3ne
Doc. Etamtne will be priced 31c.
Atwood Black Mistrel. the regular Zoe
s5c. goods, priced Monday OSS
Wide 5o.tnch Finest CameTs-Hair ChsTiot
s that was sold all the season for sso., Csc
Prettiest Basket Weave OF the season, s.
inches wide, French, sI.5o goods, per h5r
yard ooe
Fine Atwood Clay Cheviot, 80 inches,
SHRINK, was priced s1.2o. Ths re- Sne
duction price makes W
Atwood s1.o0 Pebble Serge sails 4 r.
Aut. - =
Black Kersey, the 5s.irch wide, best heavy
15c. quality ever sold, marked to 5ffr
close W
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-11
Too Many Beddings.

- We take OUT loss as q medlcine tor buying
too many.
The $3.50 California White Blankets,
the finest 12.4 size, will be sold e Eiil\
The ia Of tho same quality for $3.50.
These same Blankets-We'vo sold over 225
pairs-iu full size 11-4 White O. tx
Wool, will be sold for. :. ~ aJ.SO
Some that were $3.50 for $2.25.
White, Tan, or q. Gray Swansdown,
Marked 1u.l sac. : were Ss.so' are so
Also q lot Of Affection Blankets at less
than our own cost Price as cheap, n NJ
per pair. 1890. 49,. w
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Ladies' s12.5o Handsomest Walking Skirts,
a s.os seam or plested effect, $500
$3.50 cnes Of Covert Cloth, with c. On
corded notion, now >posOO
The usual $500 Skirts, In Black, GO zc
Blue, and Oxford, now DA.IC
1898 ones ars. $500.
OH1LDl<N's $500 Box-BAcK COATS
Red, Blue, Castor, and Brown 60 -e
for. DL./C
$3.50 Monte Carlo Goats, same q cn
shades, Observation-Disclosures. .pC.CU
$3.50 Monte Carlo Jersey Coats cE M
now apJ.OV
Elmer ones at like reductions.
ms $50 Goats sul IL. Cloth Walk ST so
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& 3 =. 81 {,
and kinds: some 5000 yards to select Er
1IoA-, any LOT. - -
The Widest and Handsonest 25c. Embroid.
ssise IN szsy to 6 s asas I'VE
a. Sale Of Real Torchol1
L1aces. S,
Thousands of yards Of the Linen Tor -
chon to be sold, per yard j. ). 4. ~
The Wider Linen Torchon Laces, n
usually 12 1-sc., are in this salo; yard. ~
Linen Torchon Laces, the usual 8, e.
Wash Medicis and Cluny Laces, some Of
the prettiest at IL 1.2 to l6c Several -
hundred pieces to pick from. Choice..s.s. ~
Wash Medicis Laces. in all widths that
sell to IL 1-2c. yard Over 2, 700 yards u
Wide Linen Torchon Iacoa at 8, 819IZc
10, and !. =. <4Z1k
They are the usual IL l-e to zoe. sorts.
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A New Push in Cottons.

New Gingharns, new Aercertzea faoIles,
,new French Printed Mousseline de Sole
plenty to choose from and keep you busy
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1903-06-20
THE UNIVERSITY GRADUATES

At the Commencement Exercises at
the Nevada University at Reno on June
3 the following graduates received
diplomas:
Liberal Arts-Florence Kent, Elizabeth
Rammelkamp, Mira Arms. Pearl Snapp,
Goodwin Doten. Lillian Esden, Dorothy
Levy, Carrie Allen, Frank Barker, A. I.
Taylor, May Wilson, Claude Shoer,
Mabel Richardson, Anna Johnson, ]. o.
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TO MASS RAILROADS.
Rock efeIIer May Gather I'm systems
Controlled by Morgan. Hartman
and Gould.

A New York dispatch says: 1t is be-
lieved that John ID. Rockefeller has
planned great railroad trust, to embrace
the st. Paul and the Gould and Harri-
man lines in the West and the Pennsyl-
vania and its allies in the East.
He has stood by and watched J. P.
Morgan and others fight the prelimina-
ries. Now, with the main problem at is
sue fought out in the stock market and in
the courts and backed with all the wis
dom born OF those fights and by all the
millions made by selling short the stocks
of the various subsidiary companies at
top prices, he is msssinR his millions on
the parent stocks. BY capturing these
he will capture all, as the great compa-
MES have swallowed the smaller ones.
Indisputabe evidence has been dis
covered that the Rockefellers sold out In
the year following the great panic Of May
9. 1901, practically all their long stocks,
except what it was necessary to hold for
control. With the decks thus cleared
and with all the cash in hand tremen-
dous line of short sales was put out quiet
ly last Summer, when John w. Gates
led the western cohorts to high prices
and disaster.
The January rise was the elimination
OF the Rockefeller silent selling. On the
last day OF December they announced
that on January Is, they would begin to
sell openly and break the market. The
break came as promised and the Rookie
feller line of shorts has increased materi-
ally until two weeks ago, when they
began to cover.
During the latter part Of the decline
Pennsylvania and New York Central
stocks have been picked up. 1t is said
by brokers, who believe they are close to
the inside, that the strange actions Of the
market will not cease until the Rookie
feller shorts are covered and a good line
OF long stock picked up besides.
Wonder has been expressed that no
panic has developed. although conditions
fairly warranted one. This is the strong
est proof Of Rockefeller mastery, since q
panic furnishes low quotations that do
nobody any good, as no person can buy
with assurance of getting a delivery Of
stock.