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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-09
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to be removed from tho premises within
thirty-slx days from day of sale-viz., by
May 16 1906. VS. n
The material in these residences are
Nos. 411,E4t7 and S41e-21
NORTH EIGHTH STREET
arc thrce.-tenclnent three-story, base
mcnt brick houses, With Iron veranda
porches across tho entire front.
Each have excellent wide stone steps,
unusually large, heavy, tall brick wing
chimncys and one story brick coal vaults.
stone trimmed. The corner house has
an extra long wing with two story
brick stable attached lt i5 9$5t
q These three houses will be offered sepa-
rately and afterwards the three together
and then knocked out to highest bidder
= sos and so5 East Clay Street
are modern detached houses and Of OK
cellcnt solid ma terial, supposed to be
about 100000 bricks each. each having a
two story brick stable and yard pave
ment: sos has front wall and steps Of ex-
celent granite, iron fencing and rear
yard wall, Inspection solicited.
Terms. cash, settlement to be made be-
fore delivery OF property.
J. THOMPSON BROWN 8 CO.,
MIA s. "a Auctloneers.
~ F3TIS1,IClI'S SATIN ON "A VALIJA BILE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-09
THE STOCK MARKET OF THE WEEK
(TTrum tho New York Evening Post Of Saturday,
sTock EXCHANGE TRANSACTIONS.
Took MARKET OF THE WEEK.
THE sToc

THE STOCK MARKET
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-09-10
Domesties, Table Linens, Etc.


Standard figured dress prints regu-
lar &c. sale price ............. S12c
STANDARD unbleached muslin, regu-
lar &c, sale price ..............4 h2c
Heavy bleached muslin, regular
12hc, sale price ................ &c
rs wide light or dark percales, reg
ular 121ac, sale price ............ SC
Straw bed ticking, regular 10c, sale
price .................. &c
Heavy feather bed ticking, regular
1Sc, sale price ............... &c
Fancy border buck towels, regular
12kc pr, sale price, 2 for 10000. &c
2Ox3S Turkish bath towels, regular
15c sale price NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. &c
Turkey red table linen, regular CSC
yd, sale price ................. lac
64-in. unbleached German table
damask, regular CSC, sale price. 19c
Rugs, Draperies, Lace Curtains, Etc.
6x3 heavy Smyrna rugs regular
$500, sale price ....$l.9S
Large size heavy portieres. corded
fringe and tassels, regular $500,
sale price ...$2.49
Extra heavy oriental designs couch
covers. large fringe trimming.
sale price $l.49
Drapery and pillow top fringe, regu-
lar Toe yd sale price ............ &c
Nottingham Lace curtains full
yds long, handsome designs, reg
ular $1.5O. sale price pair ....... 79c
Fancy art silioline, regular 121ac,
la nrira nc
Heavy art draperies, regular 10c,
sale price DC
Fancy table oil cloth, regular 25c
yd., sale price ................. lie
Best oil opaque window shades, reg
ular Csc, sale price ............. 19c
Notions, Trimmings, Etc.
In this lot are included our entire
stock of new fall braids and Persian
effects, suitable for finest costumes
at prices never before heard of and
which below is but an inkling of the
bargains that await you:
Paper brass pins, regular sc, sale
price .............. .ic
Fancy silk dress buttons doz., regu-
lar 10c, sale price ................3c
Best quality falcon powder, regular
Csc, sale price observation-disclosures. &c
Card hooks and. eyes, black or white,
regular sc, sale price ..............1 lie
500 yd spool thread, regular &c spool,
sale price, 2 spools for .......!. &c
Nickel safety pins, regular SC card,
sale price .................... lie
Big lot saxony, zephyr and German
town yarn and Shetland floss
knitting yarn, regular 10c. all col
ors. sale price Observation-Disclosures sc
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-09-10
Dress Skirts-Waists.

Dress Skirts-WaIsts.
Big lot dress skirts in Panama,
shadow plaids, invisible plaids,
worsteds. broadcloth and serges,
worth from $3.50 to $1,000, our
sale price .s1.9S. s2.9s. $4.79
$3.50 full length rain coats. This
lot represents the three popular,
this seasan's styles. the straight,
plated and empire effects. Each
garment is strictly tailor-made
and we'll worth $3.50 EACH our
sale price 1880
$3.50 black sateen petticoat. A spe-
cial because this item represents
such styles as you ordinarily see
in petticoats at double the price
We specifically invite inspection
on this item, our sale price. .49c, 69c
$3.50 children's fine coats A spe-
cial lot of fin kerseys, meltons
and ziblines. Positively worth
$500, our sale price Sl24
$1,000 Misses coats. Beautifully
trimmed in brown blue and cas-
tor. Positively worth $3.50 to
$1,000, our sale price .$19S
Wrappers and Ladies' Underwear.
Ladies' heavy percale wrappers,
$1.OO value, sale price .......... 69c
Extra heavy wrappers, handsome
ly trimmed $1.50 ............... 79c
Ladies umbrella pants, regular 35c
sale price l9c
Ladies' fancy embroidered corset
covers sale price ........ ......s l1c
Ladies lace trimmed and hemmed
underskirts, we'll made and of
good material, regular $1.5O val
ue, sale price -. S9c
Fine fleeced ribbed vests and pants
Y,rioa
Children's Swiss ribbed combina-
ton suits, regular 35c, sale price. 19c
Ladies' heavy Rockford hose, sale
price .......-. ic
Ladies' fast black hose, regular 15c
sale price &c
Children's fast black ribbed hose,
regular 10c, sale price .......... &C
Chidren's fast black Ironclad hose
regular Csc, sale price .........r lie
Children's outing flannel dresses
embroidery trimmed, sale price. 19c
Children's fancy percale and ging-
ham dresses, sale price ......... soc
Ladies' outing flannel gowns, sale
price ..................... 39c
Assorted lot corsets worth up to
$1OO, special sale price zoe
Belts and Trimmings, Etc.
Fancy leather and silk BELTS regu-
lar soc, sale price .............. &c
Fancy embroidered turnover col
lars, regular 10c sale price ...... &c
Fancy guimpe trimming, black and
white combinations, regular Csc
yd., sale price .................. 14c
Dress Goods and Silks at Unheard Of
Prices.
40-in. wide all wool Panama, in
every imaginable shade, also
white and black, $1.0O value, our
sale price ...... ................. 49c
(Continued.)
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-09-10
Mems SO cent blue
Denim Overalls
29C
Sensational Bargains in Mems and
Boys Clothing.

Sensational Bargains in Mems and
Boys Clothing.
$500 suits all to match, $2.9s. A
fine suit of clothes, all to match.
positively worth $500 or your
money refunded at any time dur
ing this gigantic sale ...........$29s
$1,000 all worsted suits 1898. This
suit is the peer of any you see
elsewhere at a $1,000 price marx
a marvel of goodness, in all sizes,
a genuine $1,000 value at. $4,000. $39S
$1,000 Mems and youths fine SUITS
$445. A grand assortment OF SIN
ple and double breasted sack
suits. some solid worsteds in grey,
brown and nobby tweed mixtures
in all shades. all superbly tailored,
values that never sell for less than
$1,000, our sale price ...S4.4o
$500 suits. $685.. This represents
a, lot Of suits in black and blue
and black cheviots, and unfinished
worsteds, also some fancy mix
lures. This lot positively sold for
$500. In the new and swagger
fad sack coat, entirely custom
made; perfect fit guaranteed; re-
member you get your money back
" not satisfied. This suit goes
in this gigantic sale at ....... $b.eo
SIS so mems suits S7.45. This
amount of money entities you to
choose suit as finely made and
as elegantly finished suit as tue
most fastiG. Gus dresser could de-
sire. Fine home and foreign suit
ings of style ard tone in a greaL
fo;1 into
garments Of faultless fashion.
1905 season styles only. Never
sold for less than $3.50, in this
gigantic sale ....... @l.4o
$500 suits s9.s5. Swell styles, per-
feet fitting garments, suits that
you would have difficulty to du-
plicate at $500 anywhere. Come
and pick them in this gigantic
sale at ................... $3.50
Mems heavy durable evercoats.
serge lined, cut full length and
sewed extra strong, regular $3.50,
sale price Northumberland 1888
Mems cravennette rain coats, strfct->
ly water proof, worth from $3.50
to $500, sale price .....S6.9S, $l.9S
Boys overcoats, regular $500 val
Mems odd vests from suits, sold
for from $3.50 to $500, in fancy
mixtures, worsteds, serges, ETC.,
sale nrice 39c
Mems cashmere work pants, reg
ular $3.50, sale price .......... 9Sc
Mems corduroy work pants, regu-
lar $500, sale price ........... 9Sc
Mems fine dress pants for fine wear,
reenlar $3.50 .s19s
Mems jean pants, regular Use, sale
n,;ca 39c
MEMS duck coats, regular $500, sale
price .............. 'oe
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-09-10
Dress Goods and silks at Unheard of
Prices
(Continued)

Dress Goods and Silks at Onnearo OF
Prices
(Continued)
Fancy plaid suiings in green.
brown navy, hunters green, gold
en-. seal brown royal blue and
black, worth SOC. our sale price. &c
Extra wide all wool cashmeres and
worsteds, hobby designs mix
lures. checks and invisible plaid
effects grey, green, brown, tan,
garnet. navy, ETC. 80 to I5c val
ues Our sale price ............ 19c
$500 Venetian broadcloth. soc. All
pure wool, sponged and shrunk,
the new chiffon finish ........... SIC
Fall suitings in shadow. invisible,
and shepherd plaids all colors in
Guiding sreys and every leading
street shade, actually and posi-
lively worth 75c to $1.00, special
sale price ................... 49c
32-in. tricot far mel waistings all
colors. new fall goods, regular
CSC value. sale price ............. 19c
21-in. Chinese silk and foulards,
iclose weave, pure silk, a fine soft
finish, sold for SOC. Our sale
price per yard Observation-Disclosures. 19c
Extra quality fancy taffeta silks,
appropriate for waists and shirt
waist suits, soft chiffon finish, lat
est colorings, imported quality,
such as you would have difficulty
to equal elsewhere at $1.25. Our
sale price SOC
36-in. heavy black taffeta, 79c. A
magnificent rustling quality What
do you think of this value? you
know Just how much it will cost
you at any bargain sale. You
know you can actually save $1.21
by buying this quality. Think of
it! A genuine $500 taffeta silk,
36-in. wide at 79c
21-in. wide fancy pongee silk for
fancy waists and street costumes,
in neat and dainty shepherd
checks, in the new grays, also
every leading street shade, actu-
ally and positively worth $1.00.
During this gigantic sale $500. SOC
27-in. peau de SOL rich, fast black,
an incompatible value at $1.50.
Our sale price SOC
. One lot heavy Duchess satins all,
colors, regular Use value, sale
Blankets, Quilts, Etc.
1914 heavy fleece blankets, regular
75c, sale price OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. SOC
1914 extra heavy fleece blankets,
regular $780, sale price ......... 49c
11-4 extra heavy fleece blankets,
regular $3.50, sale price ......... soc
Good size heavy conforters, regu-
lar S100, sale price ............ 49c
Extra quality heavy comforters,
l. On
81x9O bleached sheets, regular Use,
sale price 39c
11x4 bed spreads, Marselles pattern
regular S1.O0. sale price ..... soc
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-09-10
Boys Knee Pant Suits.


Boys two piece suits, Csc. Suits
of dependable fabrics, neatly FIN
ished, worth $1.5O, our sale price. CSC
Same as above, only finer, all sizes,
stayed on the inside to make them
extra strong for boys wear. We
doubt if equal suits could be OBJ
tanned at $500 elsewhere. Our
sale price $l.24
80 distinct effects in boys ultra
fashionable knee pant suits in all
the SWEETEST novelties and, staple
materials Worth up to $500, our
sale price 40
Boys knee pants, regular Csc, sale
price llc
Mems and. Boys Furnishings at Less
Than Cost to Manufacture.
Mems balbriggan underwear reg
uar 35c, sale price .......... l9c
Mems merino heavy shirts or draw
ers, regular soc, sale price ..... FAC
Mems heavy fleece Lined underwear,
regular 75c, sale price ........... 3ic
Mems extra heavy work shirts, reg
ular 75c, sale price ....-......... 23c
Mems blue denim overalls, regular
soc, sale price observation-disclosures. 29c
Mems fancy dress shirts, regular
75c sale price 29c
Mems fancy dress shirts regular
$1.0O, sale price .............. 69c
Mems fine mohair dress shirts, reg
ular $500, sale price ..sl.39
Mems heavy Rockford sox, regular
1oc, sale price ....i............,-- &c
Mems black or tan soX, regular
12hc, sale price ................. sc
Mems fancy sox, regular 25c, sale
price ............... &c
Mems four hand silk ties, regu-
lar Soc sale price ................. &c
Mems silk bow ties, regular 25c,
sale price :......... sc
Mems silk Teck ties, regular soc,
sale price ........... TIC
Mems red, white or blue hdkfs, reg
ular 10c, sale price ............... &c
Mems fancy suspenders regular Csc,
sale price ....s....... &c
Mems heavy police suspenders, reg
ular soc, sale price ............. lie
Mems heavy feeced canvas gloves,
regular 1Oc, sale price s......... SC
Mems mule skin gloves, regular
35c sale price .................. 19c
Mems hog skin gauntlet, regular
75c sale price .................. SIC
Mems Hats and Caps.
Entire stock of mems ssft and stiff
hats in all latest blocks and Knox
and Dunlap and Stetson shapes.
derbies and Fedoras, regular
$175, $3.50, $500 values, sale
price ................. .......... 9Sc
Mems and boys fall weight caps,
regular soc lac
Straw hats worth up to s1.00, buy
'em now before we feed 'en to the
cows while they last ............ 19c
Mems and Boys Shoes.
Mems patent Corona colt shoes
Butcher cut, welt soles, swell last,
military heels $500 value 1855. $2I49
Mems box calf shoes, lace. heavy
extension soles. leather lined, a.
bargain at $3.50, for this sale. $3.50
Mems box calf, vici kid and Russian
pelt shoe Butcher cut and lace. .$1.98
Mems kangaroo calf shoes, Butcher
cut lace and Creedmore tip or
plain toe, good honest shoe for
$3.50; they go at commonwealth
Youths or little gents vici kid
shoes, extra good for school wear
$500 regular 80. 9oc
Mems vici kid shoes, Butcher cut,
swing last .$i.4S
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-09-10

EXTRA!-COAT SPECIAL EXTRA!
A big lot Of 5O-in grey mixture
coats, satin lined sleeves and
waist A coat that was positively
intended to be a special at $3.50.
Sale price Sz.4S
$1,000 kersey coats. A special lot
of 27-in. satin lined coats. in
castor brown, blue and black.
Positively bargain at from 1915
to $40, our sale price 1898
$11.00 50-in. covert coats. The new
loose back-centre back strap eff
fect-with the new cuff and
sleeve. Positively worth SIP, our
sale price OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. S. 8
$3.50 45Ain. covert coats. The new
strapped effect predominates in
this line Every one of them
worth positively $500, our sale
price observation-disclosures. .s7.9s
$4,000 5O-in. covert coats. Satin
lined thruout-made with the new
loose back-and neatly trimmed
with buttons Positively worth
$40, our sale price 1898
Ladies' Shirtwaists.
s15O black sateen shirt waists
handsomely trimmed, waists that
others rightly ask $1.50 for. We
have 500 of them in all sizes but
would advise you to come early
as undoubtedly they won't last
long at ...... 49c
Wonderful $500 silk waists $195.
Now just stop and consider how
these waists are made. Very fine
silk shirred or pleated front, brok-
en- with lace pleated back beau
A aicff hat
your. dearest friend would think it
cost you nearly twice the price at
any bargain sale, while they
last ......... .$l.95
$3.50 fine silk waists s2.49. About
six different deliberately trimmed
models of the very best quality
of silk. impressive both in style
and quality real $3.50 values. our
price Wy
Enbroideries, Laces, Handkerchiefs.
Hamburg and Swiss embroidery,
regular &c. sale price .......... sc
Extra wide Hamburg embroidery.
regular 1212c, sale price ......... &c
Valenciene laces, sale price, 6 yds.
for &c
Extra wide Torchon lace, regular
10c. sale price .......-......... SC
Ladies' andN childrens hdkfs. hem
stitched and embroidered lace eff
fects worth 25c, sale price sc, &c, 10
Ladies. and Misses Shoes.
Infants moccasns, white, blue.
black. red and changeable col
ors 19c
Infants soft soles, choice Of this
lot SC
Chldren's hand turned shoes size
TO csc
Misses vici kid lace shoe, heavy
soles, V heel, for school wear,
s1.75 regular sale price ...'. CSC
Ladies vici kid oxfords lace and
Butcher cut. medium weight soles,
Butcher cut and lace, heavy extern
sion soles snap at $500 s1.24
Ladies' vici kid shoes Butcher cut
and lace, welt soles hobby and
up-to- date, you will pay $3.50 for
this shoe regular .$1.9S
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-09-10
N e v Fall
G o a t 6 . n d
Jackets.

A compre-
sive assort-
nent Of all
the approx
ed and &C
cepted styles
are to be
found here.
To properly
a p pr e C late
the extraor-
binary val
ues to be
found you
must needs
see the coats
t h e nselves.
Twill be a
h a r d C u $
toner indeed
no fails to
find an in
d u C e m e n t
amongst the
MANY nurn.
bers.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-09-10
All Buyers Will Be Paid Railroad
Fare For Fifty Miles

How to have your railroad fare paid. Buy a
ticket from your station agent and have him
give you cash receipt; present this receipt to
manager on entering the building and railroad
fare will be paid TO all buyers of $4,000 or over
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-09-10

1cErhsenn stock wube Remarked hTf t
h d
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-09-10

5000 yards calico, standard
print, blue, black, grey. red.
etc. regular &c value. Sale
price, per yard
The Tupelo journal., 1906-03-16

close and this defiant corporation
will have to obey the law and adj
NIT that they are not bigger than
the state. What a victory this is!
Every effort was made to delay
this trial and a continuance was
asked, but Chancellor Robins held
that the case must be speedily
settled on account of the interests
involved. Too much can not be
said in praise Of the firm stand
taken by Chancellor Robins and
we know now that the people OF
Pontotoc are congratulating them
selves on having a Chancellor
learned in the law and firm in the
right. The people of Lee county
knew this when Quit Robins was
appointed and the people of every
county in the district will know
this when they know Chancellor
Robins
The Tupelo journal., 1906-03-16

The now celebrated Pontotoc
depot case has been settled In IA
vor of the r. r. Commission and
the citizens of Pontotoc. Chan
cellor Robins rendered a decision
on Saturday that knocked the
railroad into a cooked hat on
every point. This distinguished
gentleman held that the conten-
ton of the R.. R. Co. that thepeo-
pie of Pontotoc had votedto allow
them to select the new site was
not true, and further held that if
every citizen of the town but one
had voted in favor of the new site
the rights of the one dissenting
vote were of such Importance as
to prevent the removal. On
every point the learned Chancellor
expressed himself f~orcefuily and.
pointedly and not a peg was left
upon which the railroad could
hang a hope. Judge Robins de-
claredthat the modification of the
Injunction was without authority
and that the operation of the line
was in contempt Of an order of
the Supreme Court and orderedit
Immediately r~einstated. This will
have the effect of greatly incon-
veniencing the patrons of the rail
road north and south OF Pontotoc
and isthe result Of the determine
ton to trample under foot every
right Of the people Of Pontotoc
and to ignore and treat with abb
solute contempt every law OF the
state. Never in the history OF
the state has there been such a
and outrageous effort
to override the law Of the land,
but the case is now drawing to a
The Tupelo journal., 1906-03-16

The u. S. Supreme court has
rendered an opinion remanding
the celebrated Caleb Powers case
to the Kentucky State Courts,
reversing the decision of the
Court of Appeals. Powers was
Secretary of State at the time
Governor Goebel was assassinat-
ed, and.is charged with compile
ity in the crime. He has been
convicted on three different
trials, but the Kentucky Court of
Appeals has each time reversed
the case and remanded it for a
new trial.
The Tupelo journal., 1906-03-16

We are in receipt of the
Clarkdale Banner whose efforts
are now devoted to booming Hon.
Earl Brewer, for Governor. Mr..
Brewer is a young man of ability
and promise and is fortunate in
having so able an advocate as
the Banner. 1t appears to us,
however, that Mr.. Brewer is
sowing his gubunatorial seed
rather early. There will be
many a killing frost before the
people are called on to name the
next governor of the state.
The Tupelo journal., 1906-03-16
RATES OF

DISPLAY advertisements at rate oil
S1.oo per running inch per month OF
four weeks. Liberal discounts made or
yearly contracts.
Notice of meetings of strictly chart
table organizations will be inserted one
time free; all other notices must be paie
for.
All local notices will be charged at
the rate of scents per line each insertion
No LEGAL taken for less than % cents.
There will be no deviation from this
rule.
The Tupelo journal., 1906-03-16

The loss to Mississippi of what
she considered her oyster inter-
est in the gulf will be a heavy
blow to the packing industries of
the coast towns and immediate
steps should be taken to repair
the loss by planting new beds.
The Tupelo journal., 1906-03-16

The senate of the Mississippi
legislature has fixed March 31st
as the day of Final adjournment
of that body but it is quite evil
dent the House will not be ready
to adjourn by that time. Much
of the Code has not yet been
adopted and unless better pro-
gress is made in the meantime
the work will be incomplete at
the time designated,
The Tupelo journal., 1906-03-16

Judge Alton Brooks Parker, of
New York, who was the Demo
cratic candidate for president in
the last election, IS now in Mis-
sissippi by invitation of the Leg
islature. { He addressed that
body on the 18th.
The Tupelo journal., 1906-03-16

Miss Susan B. Anthony, the
distinguished woman suffragist,
died in Rochester, New York on
the 18th, aged SO years. Miss
Anthony has been a conspicuous
character for a great number of
years.
The Tupelo journal., 1906-03-16

Gen. McClug, counsel for Mis-
sissippi in the boundary case
which the state of Missi sippi
has Just lost before the supreme
court of the United States, an
nounces that he will try by mo-
ton to get a new hearing OF the
case
The Tupelo journal., 1906-03-16

The legislature of the state
spent the day Saturday at Gulf
port as the guest of the hospit-
able citizens of that growing and
thriving city.
The Tupelo journal., 1906-03-16

District Attorney Jerome has
brought two suits for libel against
the New York Evening Journal
and the New York American.
Both are Hearst papers.