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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-04
FEDERAL COURT
CONvEN| ! ] TODAY.
Noted "Ycggman' Case Cas- 70 BE be
Called at This Term
Of Court.
EXTENSIVE CIVIL DOCKET (;
Suit Against Many Members NJ. ,r1'te OF
Constitutional Conven-
ton on Docket.
CIVIL DOCKET :.

The United States Circuit and District
Courts viii convene In this city 10 Cay in
itgular spring term. The Tinted States o.
grand Jury will report for seIylce to- to-
day, and the outloo.s is now for g lt,hs
and busy sitting. Among tIe Important
cases to engage tho attention isof Tue
grand jury rethose OF four or two al
leRed Arrangement" or safe c.ackcrs. 3~ ha
were brought nero Sunday from IT.
more, where they were recently to,iited
up lii AFRAID. These men are AL sus-
pccted OF being nyolvcd#in the burglar
Of tho United states postoffice at Ma
lassas last November, AMI are believed
to have pcrpctrateds numerous poster ice
1obberies since that time ABOUT Senty
witnesses from Alexandra ind Manassas
have been subpocnaed TO appear before
tho grand jury lii these cases. and are
expected to arrive here to-day. ss5$'Si
Tho men brought here ai e&thus lioltd
in tho fsuhpoenas sent out for witnesses:
john King. alias James Brennan, aims
Pcnnswines: James a.. Gallagher. aiits 81
Louis Jimmy; Edward III tzpatric ~ lins
Lewis Camp, alias Burlington Fat ~ a,,t,
Frank Burns, nlins Thomas Grady: NfIl-
Ham Smith, alias William Bennett alias
California Bill Still another suspected
Of completely inEthe Manassas cfime Is
Robert Casey, alias Robert CASSIDY. alias
Phil Palmer. alias Albert l1ooiey, allps
Big Casey. ri Z
Frisco Slim Case.
THE four brought here were met at the
depot by Deputies Enright and Glaze.
brook and taken to the city Jail wilers
they are being held pending grand jury
action in their cases. Frsnk Smith. alus
Frisco Slim is III Jail in Eorfolk. and Is
expected to be brought TO tilia city 70.
day. Just what the court will do in lii
case, remains to be seen. He has once
been dschar ged by the court Mt Norioll
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-04
Charleston, S. c., to deliver an address Isl.
before the State Convention OF ~ 9 oun u
People. 81
APPEAL FOR MISSIONS.
First Baptist Church Makes No
table Contribution to This Cause

n Rev. g. W.. Mcdaniel. pastor Of the the
First Baptist Church. Sunday morning
preached a special sermon on foreign
Missions to a. congregation that tille ca
the church, Is, Including the galleries. a. :.
a result Of the sermon and service * q
splendid offering for foreign mis- sions
was received, the total a ggregating about
81 OOO. s DR.. NlcDaniel's sermon was based
upon philippians %: For your eiloW;
ship in the Gospel from the first day until
now. The discourse was to aslarge sc *
tent on Historical revie1y.of me h!9 pr.otrniee
.nent part taken by i he l51'1rs Church Of
Rcfnlnnd Sin he foreign mission y move
n,er1t OF X he church and In all the other
great movements Of the denomination IN
tie South, ard showed careful res search
and great8famliarty with church hist DRY,
and especially that Of the csf con-
! Missions and soul winning were che rae a. :
terlzed as inseparable. The church IN
which had ceased vas q g ftnl
elonuentSits sprka her or splendid is choir
The aim !ofFlnlssi ons is to transform men
into tho likeness of Christ and 10 max
Of soul winning and the redemptio lion Of the
world from sin. Christ tsFaa spiritual
King. ana, jnihis Law II Is as much q crime
Y withhold alyatienssrom our fellow en-
Dr. Mcdaniel her, rev ewed. the history
of the First Baptis ST Church, and its
5C,omineHt iGGntl flea tion with missionary
work and with all the ,great develop,
lnents of; the southern church. ! 1873
the first foreign missionary society was
organized $ina this church, and In 1917 the
first wolllan's tniissi omar " X society. was
formed here. InSl823 I he constitutional
reported to ameeting held in thisschurch.
Insists DR.. j. ,,B. 8 eter, then pastor Of
! this44church. had called IN meeting Of
southern RaptistsS at Augusta, Ga, to
form tho Southern Baptist Convention.
Ht,At the cor clusion of the sermon the
appeal for contributions was made and
met a generous response. % aassgEs33
I, Music by the ]quartette5 choir Of the
!. church, ;includingasa solo by AIR. Frank
w. Cunningham, was a feature Of q
nOtahle service TX III ~
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on Charge OF robbing tile Peninsula
Bank, at williamsburg. and may be de-
livcrcd to tho State authorities to stand
Trial on that charge, asiiE
The civil docket Of tho United States
Circuit Court Will be called at 10 a. Nj.
to-day. Among tho ca SOS Of interest
on tho docket which may or may mot bs
called to-dayar are the following: ~
Edgar Poe Lee We. John 8. Barbour and
other members of the Virginia constilii.
iioaal Convention OF 1902. who favored
l,iocalmlng that Constitution n common
law suit for damages against ench nct,l-s
Der voting to proclaim.
Ramsey We. tho Richmond Locomotive
Works, formerly tried iii this court but
reversed by the Circuit Court OF Appeals
una rc1iianded for rctrial. ~ R$s
Samuel II. Cottroll and Son va. Smoke
less Fuel Company; verdict III former
trial set aside and case SGT for retrial.3i
United States of America for Cline and
Watkins vs.. j. Clement Shafcr, Paul
P. Shaferfnnd Jnmes "A. Moncuro
Frank G.. I3ostock vs. West End Electric
Park Company, for damages.
Tho District Court VIII begin sitting
to-norrow for the trial OF cases before
II, and tho petit juryiIwill be called and
HWorn. The tern, promises to DO II busy.
one. there being several cases, besides
those before the grand jury. siss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-04
PRIMARY BATTLE ON
NEXT FRIDAY NIGHT.
Advocates Of the Double System
Seem Quite Sure Of
Victory,

The climax Of the controversy over the
question of a single or double prma"y
Hotel on Friday night at s o'clock, when
The City Democratic Committee will vote
upon tho proposition A great deal sgof
work has been done ON both sides mere
may be an effort to poslpo cous.uull'
ton of The question until some later day.
and il IS not unlikely that tho first test
OF strength may come over sucn q mo-
ilon If this is defeated, those VINO Et l
date for tho first one, which will ne for
tho nomination 81 municipal officers and
members Of the3 l.egi siat ure' /.
Mr., Minetrce lrolkes. who Y sA3 eanai !,
date for COMMUNICATING attorney, WI
resign his scat rs q 4 member Of the CON-
mittee from Madison Ward on FRIDAY
night, and Tho election Of Iris successor
viii bc gone into ss u
Mr., Arthu'sli |. Taylor is being mention I,
10 succeed MI Folkes, and will propaPly
be chosen, 3.5 q
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-FOUR NEW CHARTERS.
Real Estate and Investment GO,
Authorized Here. t3s

Tho state Corporation Commission has
granted the following charters;
The Peoples Real Estate and Invest
ment Company Q Virginia. nc s T; tg q
glhl,rston, Vice president; w. r. Denny
Secretary, all of Richmond, Va. Capital
stock, $1,000. Objects: 70 do O. general
Thurman ana boone Company, moor
porated Boanoke, p ThIapman, daet
~ 70 Core, second Yice-president. All Of
Roanoke. Va, Capital stock $4,000. op-
jects: 10 buy. and, sell furniture. !.
fcorporuted, Suffolk. %, @. Dennis, preslr
dent Fork stone, N A., Wool w. 81 q,
Secretary and treasurer sufolk ya, ss q
fac Of all kinds OF lumber and W Y
Peoples 'reephone Company, hor TX ytttai;
stock SIS 600 III objects: 10 conduct general
Telephone business g g. y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-04
TREAT TUBERCULOSIS.
Or. Thayer to Establish Free
Dispensary at University College

Dr. W. S. Thayer, of Baltimore, will
lecture this evening at 1890 o clock in the
amphitheatre ofsthe University College
Of Medicine. His subject will be THE
officials have been invited to be pres
ont and the lecture will be free to the
public Those who have not already got-
( ten tickets can get them from the proc
tor OF tive college.@3 5,5 81
DR.. Thsyer Is an associate Of Pro
fessor Osl.r, Of Baltimore, and preside.n
OF the Maryland a T'u bercufoss Commis-
sion, and Is thoroughly 5conversant with
his subjec.. The secretary of the State
Board OF Health will2read the exact sta
tlstlcs ;fol tho past ten years. bearing on
it is the purpose of Dr. Thayer to es--
tabllshr5a dispensary for the free treat
tuberculosis in the University College Of
Medicine, 9e4Gs&f tn sI sE8 l5s1B III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-04

was the eldest son Of Horny T. Drewry.
a wealthy and well known man Of ante-
gbelumS days. who later in gltfo purchased
{ the Fails plantation in Chesterfield Ecoun- :
" and erected thereon the handsome
building now known as the s1re"Ty nan an
SION Dr.. Drewry's mot her was Mar M
f Amelia Davis and through her, ne was
directlv descended from Samuel Davies
DR. 8Drewry was Gated at the Uni
yersity Of Virginia, the University OF
Pennsylvania, and the M edlcal College OF
Virginia. His bright, retcntiye mind on
nbled him to easily master what everf ne
undertook and he took o high stand as
( a. physician. 4A VI 81 IN.
When the Civil War broke out ID Dr..
J Drew1y became assistant surgeon In tho
Confederate navy. and as such q did all
possible for the advancement OF the cause
Fl of the South sS 81 Il isla v, &, Il. . IA
.IIe was twice married His first wife
was Miss Bette Claiborne. daughter OF
Colonel Claiborne, a member OF one OF
the state s best known families. Some
Years after her death he married Miss
Alice Macgll, daughter Of the late Dr.
Charles Macgill. the distin guished Mary
land surgeon. whose devotion to the Con-
federacy was the cause OF untold hard
ships to himself and his family,
III Since the war DR.. Drewry had devoted
himself to the practice Of his profession.
He lived for a time In Richmond and
in Covington, but for a number of years
had resided in Chesterfield, where he had
an extensive practice, and was generally
beloved.
Surviving Family.
DR.. Drewry is survived by his wife
and these child rem: Charles NJ. Drewry,
Dr.. Cooper Drewry, and Miss Mary M.
}Drewry, Of Mineoln: Mrs. 3. Frank De-
ford, Of baltimore: Mrs Oswald Ogden
and Mrs II. o.. Bertrand, Of New Or
leans and Miss Agnes Drcwry. OF
Mineola, He leaves ono brother, Dr..
Henry M Drewry. Of tMartnsylle, VA.
and two sisters. Mrs, S. r. Perkins and
Mrs. M. H. y. Kerr. OF Ashland.
The pall-bcarcrs at DIR. Drewry's fun eral
will be tho folloWing:
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Thomas M. sltuther-
ford, Corbin Warwick, George Robertson,
Captain John Lamb. William. Bridges,
CAPTAIN George d, Wise, William g,
Taylor Judge s. B, Witt, DR., J. s.. Well
ford, Or. o. "A. Crenshaw, DR.. George
Ross. DR.. CIV. p. Brock, and DR., Lewis
Bosher 5Si5 VI
Actiye-Messrs. II, d, Eichelberger. Jo-
seph Yenable, OF Petersburg; strother, OF
Chesterfield; w. IT, Moulton Richard
Taylor Adolphus Blair, Graham Hobson,
and Peyton Grimes.
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NEWS GATHERED
T ROM sOUTH5|DE
Conductor ]. w. Lowell Para
lyzed While Attending
to His Duties.
ALLEGED MURDERER E: CAUGHT
Rev. w w. sisk Asked to Re
consider His Resig-
nation.
ALLEGED MURDERER CAUGHT
Manchester Bureau, Times Dispatch.
No. 1102 Hull Street.

Manchester Bureau, Times Dispatch.
No. 1102 Hull Street )
Detectives wiltshire and McAlahon. OF
the Richmond department, arrested ne
gro named James LOWE in Chesterfield
county yesterday afternoon, on the charge
q OF killing white man at Columbia. S. c..
1 about year ago. The negro and the
4 white man went olt In the country near
Columbia to get evergreens for Christmas
decorations. They went in a wagon. and
IA an the return the white man was killed
and the body concealed In the under
brush. The body was not found foS sew
y erai days The negro left Columbia and
came to Manchester, where he remained
Il short while. afterward securing work
on farm near the city. where ne has
worked ever since. The detectives got "a
line on him yesterday. and In few hours
had him landed behind the bars al the
old Second Station. Officer Strickland
came from South Carolina yesterday and
carried the man back to that State last
night The negro denied all knowledge OF
the affair.
# Conductor Was Paralyzed:
While Conductor ]. W. Lowell was run
ming his train on the Southern road from
Durham TO Keysvilte yesterday morning,
he was stricken with paralysis and had
10 be brought to his home here on the
next train, which reached the city about
$40 o'clock in the afternoon. Captain
.Lnveil has been on the road for many
years, and is one OF the most widely
known conductors on the Durham and
i Keysy!lle division. The attack was a
severe one, and the sufferer was for a
time unconscious. He was carried to
his home on Portef. Street. near Cowar-
din Avenue, and was attended by DR..
Merchant, who made him as comfortable
MS possible He was reported as being
in a bad way last night. but was rest.
ing as easily as possible under $le cir
cunstances.
May Reconsider.
Rev. W. W. Sisk OF the Clopton Street
Baptist Church. having rendered his re-
s!gnation as pastor on Sunday morning
after the usual services. n church meet
Ing was hold to consider the resignation.
The church and congregation by an al
most unanimous vote requested the Rev
Mr.. Sisk 10 withdraw his resignation and
remain in the passionate. The pastor nov
has this matter under consideration and
will reply In due time. He has been the
pastor Of the Clopton Street Church fol
over five years, and under his ministry
The church has prospered greatly.
Conundrum Tea.
The Ladies Aid Society Of Asbur,
Church. will give "conundrum tea" n
the residence OF Mrs. Lipscomb this eve
ming At S O'Clock, An Interesting muslca
programme will be given by ladies' o
Richmond and Manchester. Miss Robert
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-04
ASSESS CITY REALTY.
Mr.. Lynch Desires Assets Of
CITY to. be Always Known.

: \ e ;. n
Mr.. John Lynch. OF Jefferson Ward
last night offered the following ordinance,
which was referred:
That the assessors of real estate for
the city OF Richmond, in making the re-
assessment OF real estate, once in five
years as required by the Constitution
OF. are hereby directed and required in
the same. manner to examine ana on the
same basis as to value. TO assess all real
and to. report the same in ali resnecfs n .
u such real estate were liable to tax
anon; except th;~ tho real estate To-
ea.ed N SUCH ward shall be grouped In
the END the list Of assessments for the
ward IN which the same Is located.
~ shali be tho duty Of tho heads of tho
s sb a., depariments, or other officers OF
me ely Of Richmond. having in their
possession or under their control daia
or oass information which will aid the as
sess1rs N ,G.arryng out the foregoing
ten application Of tho assessors ~
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son. Of Richmond, will give several Sc
lections of declamatory nature.
Deaths and Funerals.

THE funeral Of Mrs. A.. II. Bolton was
from t,Ionton Street Church yesterday af-
ternoon, aud the burial was in Mhury
Cemetery. Mrs. Bolton died at her res
i6ance In sswansboro, early Sunday MORN
ing, aged thirty years. She leaves her
husband and one child and several Sis
tors and brothers. She was a member OF
Progressive Council, D. Of L., and largo
delegation from that organization attend
ed the funeral.
Mrs. Virginia Royal Ellis, who d,ed on
Saturday afternoon, was buried II; Bland-
ford Cemetery Petersburg, Sunday alter
noon. The services were by Rev. Ben
Dennis, of Meade Memorial Church.
.The funeral Of the infant daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs ]. w. johnson was from
the I,ome, No. 10l7 Semmes Street, yester-
day afternoon. the services being by Rev.
DR.. Badly. of cambridge Street Church:
Manchester Actress.
Miss Caroline Hull, the star in the play
presented at the Academy of Music last
might, is n native of this city. where she
wgs born not so many years ago large
party of Manchester people went over to
see her performance Miss Hull visited
friends here yesterday.
Personals and Briefs.
Rocky Ridge Council celebrated its
eleventh anniversary last night with an
interesting programme.
Mr.. B. D. Ferguson is i'll at his home
on Pocahontas Street.
Mr. William 5. Carr is Ill at his home
on Cowardin Avenue.
a revival meeting was IA started at
Cowardin Avenue Church last night, and
will be continued all week. Rev. G. O.
Woodward will preach every night.
Manchester Lodge Of E.lks installed It's
officers last night. aften which smoker
was enjoyed by the lodge and friends.
Mayor Maurice sent Fred Bailey to jail
for ninety days for taking brasses be-
longing to the Southern Railway.
Most OF the colored people of the city
went to Richmond yesterday to parici-
pate In the emancipation parade.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-04
Captain Wise Snipe Shooting.

captain John $, Wise, OF New York.
arrived ar n THIS city Sunday and spent tho
Trend Mr., Newklrk. ri New York and
me Two drove about the city seeing points
o. interest, They left yesterday morning
Tor MeadowyIlle, on the James River, 10
Is expected 10 return 10 The div to.,,ay
ana VIII stop NJ RuescTs Whiio mere
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-04
To Dedicate on April 18th.

Hl II 1HHVEIHg OF Inc Committee OF Ar
Ftangemenis Of the Sir Moses Montinoro
mined to. dedicate the temple on tho nvc-
nlng OF April 18th Chairman Sam stern
said Yesterday that he programme lad
,,ot yet heeh Completed, but would be In
rev days. lulc congregation has p,lr-
elsas ed me old Beth Ahabah Temple. and
me dedication will DO an event
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Mr.. Justice Forbes Here.

Mr.. Justice forbes. of st. Johns New
judiciary of the Dominion Of Canada. IS
in the city for a. few. days. and vas a
caller yesterday at the United States t {,
Courthouse 70 meet District Judge I, I'd I'd
home for the day Justice Forbes Is at
the Richmond Hotel. and is on his way
home from meeting Of tho Pan Presby-
terlan Alliance ati.Nashyille, Tenn. JUS s.,
law law school a and d has has travelled extensively
In the States. lie stated yesterday that
i he based his decision IN a recent case
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-04
st. IIilda's Guild.

There Will s,e a meeting III me q,
stant. at eleven a. ~, al he s)0ino ~
me president, No. ! ~. FRANKLIN siresi
ana I'M attendance Of the IneaDery Ia
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-04
Study, Club to Meet.

The Woman's Study Club will meet in
Library Hall tomorrow at 2:S0 p. M,
when the following programme will be
rendered
Roll call-Humorous quotations.
Humorous readings-t,Mrs Mary G. Jo-
henning. Mrs. Emma y. Storer.- Miss
Jennie Hudgens.
Humorous diaiogue-A1rs. Lille P.
Dancey. Mrs. Kate Read. $50
Humorous song-By the club
Physical culture--Dr. Roope.
REFRESHMENTS RI ii,Is b
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MUCH LIFE INSURANCE.
What Seven Leading Companies
Did in Richmond Last Year

iklGhmond has developed into n preat
, ne insurance centre within tho past few
sach last year, according to the firmras
~ thG AUDITORS office. These COMPANIES
and mo figures nre as follows, -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-04
To Meet at Hospital.

me German Ladies, Aid Association Of
5the' Virginia Hospital will meet at ne
shospitais this afternoon at 4 O'Clock. a.
which time q large attendance ~ expectteus
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IL KIND-HEARTED GUY.
Let a Lot Of Sinners OF to Join
& the Parade.

In view OF the fact said the. WIso
Guy, ~ shall set everybody free that
can. consistently. therefore,, put all tile
small DRINKS on tho free list and illet
them go out and Join the parade.
35 Then Artte Mayo was assessed $2pos
1 for cursing and abusing another fellow.
ID. w. Dunn had tho similar charge
pending ago Inst .iim, for cursing and
abusing Catherine Hancock. AM, II cost ~
james Jenkins threw 81 30 worth Of
rocks. ss g a5 /! II s5ss 9
Frank jackson and Inoch Clayton each
paid $50 for being caught playing craps
5 Walter Hord and Matte Hnrd each
paid $3.50 for being drunk and dsorderly.8
3sMoses Hill was alleged Sf to have hit
Ella Hill. and II cost him ten plunks. III ii
a Rachael Meekins ana Addie Lewis got
together. and 1t wa stated that the form
SarE threatened to shoot the latter. It cost
her IS. Il 81 ~ jl3 /! sl y, ii
were allowed to depart. M
Former Secretary Long Here.
Ex-secretnry OF tho Navy and Mrs.
rived in the city Sunday morning and
spent the greater part OF the day here.
leaving in the afternoon for their homo.
Score "a rya5 and Mrs. Long have been to
Florida and other Southern resorts. and
stopped over ins this city on their way
home wa I'd. a Few knew OF his presence
here un til he had gone. III INK \
eurnett's Extract Of Vanilla
IL tho leader all the world over. Use no
other a dv.'''s S q;
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-05-26

Linen Crash, worth 1211ac; now ...... So
Linen Crash, worth 15c; now lie
Blue Ticking, worth 15c; now ...... lie
Blue Ticking, worth Zoe; now ...... .15f
Blue Ticking, worth 12112c; now $500. 90
36-in. wide Percale, worth 15c; now. lie
36-in. wide Percale, worth bye; now. Sc
Apron Bingham, worth &c and Sc;
now ........ ...... ......... So
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-05-26

Canton and Outing Flannel, worth 121ac;
canton and Outing Flannel, worth 1Oc;
Atwood Flannel, worth 35c; now. .25f
Atwood Flannel, worth Csc; now .42t
Atwood Flannel, worth soc; now. :. .35f
Linen Crash, worth 1Oc; now 70
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-05-26

Prints, worth &c and &c; now. ....... Sc
Dress Duck, worth 1211Ac; now ..... .1Of
White Bed Quilts, worth $1.25;
White Bed Quilts, worth $175;
White Bed Quilts, worth $500;
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-05-26

Creton worth 1Oc; now .... So
| Creton, worth 15c; now .11f
| CretOn, worth zoe; now .15f
Scrim, sc in. wide, worth 12115c; now. Zoe
Curtain Swiss, worth 15c; now 80. .12Af
White and Cream Linen Scrim. .25t
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-05-26

The Limit Of Value Civ
ing in Domestics
India Linon, worth 40c; now. ........3 SOC
India Linon, worth 35c; now. .25f
India Linon, worth soc; now. zoe
India Linon, worth zoe; now $50
India Linon, worth 15c; now. .1Oc
48-in. wide Organdie, worth SOC; now. .4Of
42-in. wide Pure White Linen,
36-in. wide Pure White Linen,
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-05-26

A Wholesale Slashin& at
Retail Prices
Scott bingham, worth 35c; now. .25f
All 25c Wash Goods .............. .1Sf
8-4 Samoset Bleached Sheeting,
worth 25c; now ..................2 1f
46-in wide Pillow Muslin, worth 16c;
All Sheets, Pillow Cases, Muslin,
Bleached and Unbleached, Towels and Com
forters at COST Hotels and lodging houses
will do we'll to buy now.
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10 Cents

Is pieces of 36-in. wide Silkoline, plain an,
the new Spring pattern in figured, wortl
12c and 15c;