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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-09
Con Milnsl Poker story.

ct don't poker. myself" said Major
General Miles. "in fact ! am glad 10 say
that the game has rather gone out IN the
army. but I think / can claim TO have
been a witness Of the biggest game as 10
stakes that was clsr played.
'"reu ms about a.. general sail colonei
Ochiltree. 81 have some pretty good poN-
or stories I'm stock myself
"And so have l." said Henry Waiter
son. "For Instance. Joe Blackhurn's
about the game played ln me trenches
at the battle Of Shiloh, with "a tapie
made OF the bodies o. the comrades OF
the players
"Well." said John W. Mackay, "as to
stakes. / will enter a claim FOR some OF
the games played in the good old DAYS
I'm Nevada. when the boys had the COM
stock lode 10 draw upon. But 'eHeiai
let ms have your story
III was In the spring of lss5-iust thirty
years ago this week, when / come 10
think OF it-when Days. Lee ana the rest
Of Won Confederatcs. Colonel Waitcrsoh
were in FUN retreat from Richmond to-
ward Danviile. and we were pressing you
night and day, hardly stopping TO eat
or sleep ON the eve Of the battle or
Sailors creek"
Il was there" said Colonel ochiitree.
'It was IN that battle that l was wound
ed."
.That dav." continued General Miles.
eve overhaulded and captured Confei-
crate wagon train, and found, greatly 10
the delight Of the boys. that several OF
,he wagons were loaded with Confederate
bonds and Confederate money, In transit
from the Confederate treasury ctpafi-
mcnt in Richmond TO whereNsr the gov
eminent now ON wheels might its last
stand. The soldiers simply helped them-
selves to the bonds and the money, ana
the officers d;d not care 10 deprive them
of the spoils 10 which they were richiy
entitled. At night when We knocked OF
work for supper and a few hours rest
and sleep 1 had occasion to ride aions
the line. and found, greatly 10 my amuse-
ment. a poker game going on around all
most every camp fire. stopping 10 watch
one of the games. this IL what | heard.
How much is the antcF
"a thousand dollars.
"'And how much TO M? Five thou
sand. Wen, here goes. IL raise IL ten
thousand
Good; | see YOU and 20 you ten thous-
and better Twenty fiNe thousands TO
draw cards!
..Then cards were drawn. and presently
a bet was made of nifty thousand. Some
one went a hundred thousand dollars bet
ter but he was ruled down. Fifty thou
sand was the limit. However there was
$4,000 i'm the pot when IL was hauled
down by the winner. who had three treys
and a pair OF jacks. ! expressed my sur
prise at the size Of the game, and told
The boys. that they had better 20 slow or
their funds would run out.
Never fear General replied one OF
them. We will keep within our means.
You ought 10 have been here Jrst now.
Why. we had a jackpot OF l,aoVV.'
81 think you VIII agree with me, con-
tinued General Miles. that no bigger
rol,er game than that was ever played
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-09

Forda." continued Mr. Pinkerton. but
I think the retoval OF Jesse James IN
the way Ii wal accomplished was iuliy
justified. The people Of Missouri have
never given Gov Crittonden the credit
he deserved for breaking up that gang
our efforts showed how difficult the yoo
was Gov. Cfttendon was fuzzy Jrsuilcu
IN employing the means mat ne did. re
should have had praise rather than cen
srIc for Kidding the Stats pi. Jesse James.
i have never considered Jesse James 80
brave az some people have. Jesse killed
when there was no necessity Tor H. IT
he had been in McCoy's place he ~ouid
probably haNr shot my brother. tie XIII
"a men unarmed, and under circumstances
which offered no jusiihcauon. Ihose
are not the acts Of "a brave man. Inc
shooting or Whichcr while bound manu-
and foot was not evidence or courage,
but of the opposite. There were others
in the band who were drawer than Jesse
James. ! should say that FRANK James
possessed more real courage tnan Jesse
did. When Jesse was Killed by ioid
many thought that a brave man had been
assassinatcd. There Was considerable
sympathy wasted. 10 has been pretty
well demonstrated since that time that
bravery ls not required 20 rob trains.
Almost anybody can do it. II ls. as /
said, one OF the easiest ways OF making
money. Jesse james had discovered how
easy 10 was, he was smart and he wax
cruel but hc was not brave and the
II
81 had an opportunity offered me 20
meet one OF the James band before Jesse
was Killed. and willie the members were
in the midst Of their career" said AIR.
ilnkcrtou. There was man named
Flctch Taylor. who used TO be about
Kansas CITY, and afterward went W est.
I think he is Ia California now. lie knew
the train robbers personally, ana / came
10 Doe wen acquainted with him. lie saw
me once when ] was in Kansas City, and
told me one OF the boys would IKE 10
meet me. I said / was willing. SO ray-
Tor went on 10 arrange tho meeting. It
was queer Kind OF suggestion for q de-
tcctls0 and am outlaw TO come toge Their
under flag of truce. bat flctch Taylor
said hc was sure hc could iiN 10. / waited
10 Doe taken 10 the appointed place, but
when Taylor came bach he said the train
rohbcr ia-l been Ohlis d q leave &c wn on
some business. and Cc'ldlt keep the APP
p0intmcut The incident. however. goes
10 shDa the pccui r. t0urit!Ons which
prevailed 10 western Missouri at that
lime. Those conditions and not nerve
and extraordinary shrcvGncfs, as some
have supposed. enabled the lamcses and
the loungers 20 carry CA taei- tran-
rohbing careers so successfully. st
Louis GloDe-IcmOcfit
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-09
NOT WRITTEN IN HISTORY
A Massacre Of twenty Confederate Onicers
nv Indians Ia kans1e.

TOPEKA, KAN. June s.-The recent
reunion OF eX-confedcratcs IN IcAds
adopfcl a resolution which calls 20 mind
a biz OF the unwritten history OF Kan
sas The resolution Ia question suggest
ca 10 eX-Confederaies everywhere that
the graves of those who had fallen IN the
cause OF the South be sought out and
marked with monuments. after the man
ner of the Union dead. over which annual
ceremonies should be held in commemo-
ration OF their services. There is "a spot
in Kansas which contains all that Is
mortal OF twenty ex-Confederates officers.
Their death was tragic In the extreme
accompanied as IL was by all the hor-
rors and barbartics OF Indian warfare
Early In the conflict between the North
and South Confederatcs were dominant In
the Indian Territory. and well-nigh sue
ceeded In supprcssng every sparh : W
alty among the Indians there and In Kan
sas along the southern border. Several
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-09
Fifty Dozen

Ladies' Jersey Ribbed Vests at 5c.-the
kind that nearly all the other stores sell
at l-Jc
The better at S1-3. 10. 12i.. 10. 25c.
\ nice Isle Vest at 20.
Then az Soc, a Silk Vest.
Black Isle Vests, Jersey Ribbed, at
%, 62s. 15c.
Genflemen's Gauze Vests at p, 37ia soc.
Gentlemen's Bleached Jeans Drawers
at - and SOC.
Gentlemen's Unbleached Jeans Drawers
at ~ and pc.
Childrens Jersey Ribbed Vests. 3, 10,
12tc.
Gentlemen's Unlaundered Shirts, y, 80,
75c.. 81.
Gentlemen's Colored Cheviot Shirts. %
ard ioc.
Gentlemens Percale Shirts and Col
lars, Toe.
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At,raetire rxcnrslon Grennds.

Ashland Park. on Richmond. Fred
ericksburg and Potomac railroad. eighteen
miles from Richmond, has been reno
vated and improved. New bOits and
additional seats and tables have been
provided Grounds pavilion. and dining
hall in good condition. and ready for ex-
cursion and picnic parties: Trains char
Traffic Manage, Byrd-Street Station.
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Mems Working Shirts, dark and light
cCicrs custom made, price zoe.
Mems Angola Mixture jndershirts,
can't be bought at 5oc., our price 2lc.
Mems Maco Balbrigsan shirts, long
and short sleeves zoe
Mems Jeans Drawers, custom made, M
ASK Tor our great leader in Mems Tan.
Black. and Balbriggan Half Hose, fast
cOlOrs an sizes al i-i,c.
Gentlemen's Linen Collars. all styles,
all sizes. i-ply linen. our price l0c.
Black Bows satin and gros-grain, 25c.
sEAsONABLE WHITE GOODS.
Our customers unite in saying that
but the coolest place in the city.
Prices lower than ever.
Lace Effect Chambreys Zephyr Glng-
ham. price IS 2-3c.. at Lie.
Linon Lawn, very sheer and smooth,
81-3c.
White Organizes good width; 20
White Organizes yards vide, yc.
White Henrettas al ioc.
So. White and Cream China Silks, oJc.
WHITE SPREADS.
n YOU only take look at them.
s. 80 White Spreads. if the quantity can
last one day. at your price. -.
We have them cheaper o. ''rI g.
MUSLIN UNDERW EAR.
More goods more styles. more satisfied
customers IL Is pleasant 10 shop III tiss
department.
width and sleeves, Soc.
ladies Gowns. trimmed with tuck IN
sertion and circular ruiiie, az 6,c.
BLACK SKIRTS.
Saline Skirts. with RULES. re.
Saline Skirts. with two RULES, 81
HANDKERCHlEt'S.
Just the kind FOR the swelterins
weather.
Ladies' Linen Handkerchief beautiful
patterns. l2i4c.
Mems splendid quality Linen Handker-
chiefs. good size. at llc.
CORSET DEPARTMENT.
We keep every kind and style Corset
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for Ladies. Gentlemen, and Children.
Children's Black, 10, 1919, %. 3Ii2, Soc.
Ladies Black, 3, 10. l2ia 10 2-S, 10, -,
37ig. soc.
ladies' Unbleached. TO zoe.
Ladies Tan, 10 10 soc.
Ladies' White 25c.
Ladies' Isle SIC.
Ladies' Silk, Joc. 10 1875.
Gentlemen's Socks, 3, 10, 12ia, l6 2-3. y,
SO.
Child's Socks, black. tan, white, l2l3.
16 Z-3, -. Soc.
Few stores carry as great a variety OF
Hosiery. We have all grades from the
cheapest up TO the SILK Goods. Don't fail
TO see our Hosiery.
Just received dozen of those wonderful
22-inch GlOria-Cloth Umbrellas at 59c.
Mating Rugs at i9c.
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written for The Times

written for The Times)
4 withcred rose from the old homestead
on it drop a sorrowing tear;
IL speaks OF something lest fore'er.
4 withcrcd rose from home.
IL withcred rose from the crumbling
manse'
Us petals were kissed by the silent dews
OF by-gone years. DER which / muse,
AS I long for the light Of home.
A withered rose from the garden plucked :
Twas Ted By gentlest winds that creep
Through aisles Of memory. and weep
For those now gone from home.
A witherod rose that may baye grown
Near where the ashes Of .goysf ones
sleep; aa.a 4ah4rron
peep
Those eyes. do they smile on home?
LESLIE BAYLISS.
Richmond, June 4. 1896.
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Bible Conference at Old ! oint. June ilth to
lStn.

The Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Company viii sell round-trip tickets 10
Old Point AT ONE-F'ARE RATE for
trains OF june yth 10 18th, good TO re-
turn until June 18th. The conference
will be conducted by Rev. A. 4. DIXON,
ID ID and the singing viii be under the
leadership OF MIR f.. IL. Jacobs, Mr.
Moody's well-known singer. Special
hotel rates Tor those attending the con-
ference
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Black Goods.

Black Goods have held almost undis-
puted sway this season. and black skirts
have been especially popular. ..
Plack Crepons. lg W. 81. g. Zoe. 10 $50.
Black Albatross 22-inch. all-wool, nc.
A splendid value I'm ATWOOD Black
Serge. "a inches. at 25c.
Better ones al -. -, SOC. 10 81
Back Cashmere. 10 TO T5c.
Rlack Silk-Warp Henrietta, 75c. 10 81.
BLACK Silk-Warp Batiste at 81.
Black Mohair %. ga. soc. up 10 81
An elegant variety OF Black WOOL Dress
Goods.
New line of Shirt Waists at SOC.
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Case of Beautiful shifting Calicoes
good quality. almost equal TO Merrimac,
3 3-ic
Eiftepu Pieces

OF White Swiss Muslirat the unparalleled
price OF Sc. These make nice Innings. good
curtains and when you can do no bet
teri cool dresses.
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"a educed Rates on >aturdays During um

Commencing May 18th. the Richmond.
MISUNDERSTANDING and Potomac railroad viii
sell round-trip tickets on Saturdays, good
until following Mondays, al the One-iare
rate from Richmond 10 QuanticO and
intermediate stations. Tickets on sale
AZ Byrd-street station only.
4. \. TAYLOR
Traffic Manager.
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Wash Goo Is.

This has been a great week Tor the
sale OF Wash Goods, We have pretty
Lawns. Challies and Ginghans at DC.
Beautiful i0-inch Irish Lawns, and
l2lsc. 49,,
fretty Dimlties and Jaconets at 10 and
fretty Dimities and Jaconets, at 10 and
PIG.
American Organizes. BE
French Organizes AZ p. =, 5Iisc,
Egyptian Batistc. a delightful, very
nght-weight fabric. ~ pc.
Lattice Batistes at lZlc.
French Ginghams, 49, p. PC.
: pieces Zephyr Batiste Bingham, the
l5c. quality. for SC. IN
American Ginghams at ,, D IL. 10, Nv,
12iIr we think that we can suit you II
Vol will only give us trial on WASH
Goods.
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One Thousand Yards

OF Lining Cambria, I'm pieces from TO :
yards. at 3tsc. "A yard. These are de-
sirable. and the lot will soon be closed
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New Goods

are constantly being received. our buy
ers are always on tho lookout for good
things. and they frequently. find them.
Here Is a list OF four or five just re-
ce.Ved.
After-Dinner Cups and Saucers, DC.
Decorated china Tea Pots. 25c.
Japanese Bread Boats, lie.
Japanese Umbrellas. SOC. quality, &c.
Japanese Screens, l9c.
We thank our friends and the public
for their liberal patronage, ana hope 10
merit even "A larger share In the future.
No tricks OF closing nor selling goods
at 50 per cent. reductions, but all goods
sold at small profits.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-09

OF pretty. stylish Percales. @-inch' at
s l-ic. - -,
In the i2isc Yari-Wide Percale we have
beautiful patterns in Nile, yellow, biue,
pink. black. navy. old blue. etc.-a grihd
sclacfion of a very populnr fabrlc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-09

Importers samples OF nne Jewelry, IN
Guiding Hat Pins Scarf Pins. Belt
Buckles. Studs, and cum Buttons; cost
to import Toe, al 1c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-09

After the grip. diphtheria. pneumonia.
scariet-fever. typhoid-fever. etc, Hoods
imparting the strength and yigor SO much
dcelreQ.
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-sRToN ONIIoLD-UrS.
IfyS TRAIN R0BBING rs THE
EST WAY 10 MAKE MONEY.
ost Dams srous Of Crimes-Reminis-
cas- ofths James Boys-conditions
in Bafilod Detectives.

thing nf char kind isn't iOnc. ] don't
i-c,- ,,hsr. that class Of crime will stop.
'rr.i, rohlinr To-day offers the easiest
way of making money that there ~. ~
wouldn't surprise me 90 hear any dAf
OF train robbery iu The suburbs or New
York UIIN. This class or crimes lH h"t
goinr i0 nc confined 10 the West and 10
snnrsrly settled localities. 10 is likely 10
break ouf anywhere. Tho 1oNcfnhith t
win. sooner or later. have 90 take hoin
81 80 nnl make 30 more utntcfou. lNah ],
ST. rne. IT, can hr reached ON inc '"h'
principal that Interstate commerce U.s.
Tra'1 rohh.ng is "a crime against inter
state commerce and Federal authority
can he applied 40 its supprc sion.
Conversation drfisl into The long caih-
pileu fno Hinierfoue conducted against
tie James boys and iho Younger l'othti'
or Missouri, and Mr. linkfrioh lpiI SON.
incidents OF BE- when nave never ne'"
published
81 rather IKE Frank James," said the
great lcfccfy. "Ile has some cNceich,
traits. DO ls nay Impression that MS broth,
or Jesse Wa. tno NIulicite ni tin'l
ono of thc Two. m DO hadn't been TOT
Jesse. ] ANA inclined 90 think PRANK
would have become fuot llt'h l"iH
before hc did. My hrst meeting VIII .sl
Frank james. after DIS SURF lder VIII
never forget. 4 believe 'fIei ilauifah
OF So Louis hr0rrlt gs together RANK
eyed me and . eyed him for few minu-
f.s. Then Frank said.
"If he'u shake hands with me. 1 win
with h.m'
'l reached over ana faFe MN I,nits
bIp' when he returned WV, ..,
ana FROM INiI cay we nave "''" wig
300 TRENDS ....
on WORKED ataiN7 great pNia lN
ing io break lp tnr Ml7soii 'dih i'p-
htle was fl-tN .,
yes. replied Mf iinN rom m 'i'
af it'Nhf was rIiunt ln Mi.''NiA ln,l.
were many DN-i ni't i'lti rs VINO N'.n
rInruN. of train 0r bank rohmns hnl
who fllfn OLD associations OF war tunes,
helped 90 protect the J1m0ses ana
Acuur0r7. i was present when samuel
lIriw'.k of Liberty Mo.. bad long
talk with wy father about tne great dame
UFe tlc continued presence and crimes
of The robbers were doing fho state. Ile
tod how people wore afraid Co., stttle in
Alseonfi 'ofit' OF ihe James hoE-' anu
les.'i on ihl' ie"'i7i7. iiai lM .yn a'
" h"'i .iLh. dNi '' ".- 'iH'"u9 ~
i.i' i'."l..- '.'9N' Ni,.. i &c
'" ..t pr" ~ guy, f,,,'.
nl' 't''u ~ ~ .t,.
.Hi N''H "'''In. h"'"N
iilll",.n 'AN ".ii .''iii'l Ni.l' 10" Mis'
oman "iN'i t'if N' 81 '' "'ii- i t' '"'
".t Ii'I' ilf ..' hur Ih.r7 .In l""N' v"t
.i i.e STATE tn ''hi io Minn's'lh ana
hEt lh,Ie several Pee ,7 i,l'h
".n "'.i H. a.,
.'" N,N. 49,
l''lt"'i.'' anu i''''e' "i'"'' ''''' nay
i,'i i"i'e nnl M'-. 7tul'eit' lN' i.'.ii,I
OFT tnr dainesfs. n, diuc Gun. ifi"''iy
..t'. I7 i'.lIIl. li'I. lN' ". .., a,
"il lN.n- nN' Witi was lH. Nl'F gu " -'. ~.
'i''~.'' anu ''' i''i'' '''''
inc TACT now.
j.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-09

Interesting Sketch of the Celebrated Act.
rcss .Authorcs..

Richmond. Va. May 81, 1870.
To tho Editor of The Times:
Richmond. Va.
Sir.-Thc autobiography of Anna
Cora Mowatt was published in 1894 Can
you please publish as fun am account as
possible Of her career subsequent to
that time in your Sunday Times of June
9Th? And obilge. yours very truly,
A READER.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-09

Ask f9T our Summer Corset made OF
Linen Corset, classic style. sl2
SUMMER GLOVES.
Everything new and desirable In Gloves.
Ladies' Black SILK Taffeta 10 2-3c
Tan SIX Taifeta, IL 2-3c.
Double Fingers In Tan and Black silk
Gloves pc.
Black SIX Mitts. IG 2-3c.
Black SILK Mitts, zjc
keady-Made Wrappers, all prettily
made. AT zoe.
Shirt Waists. stin collar and cuffs. very
stylish, 1c.
MATTINGs.
Do you contemplate buying a Mattlng7
II 3d. see our Fresh Mattlngs-NOr DRY
NOT OLD. No seconds, a wel-assOrtei
stock, all colorsi all patterns. This viii
be- big Mating week with US. Fourth
ilOor-take elevator Plain figures on all
Mattings, I'm fact, plain figures on all
GOODS. Look before YOU purchase; look
elsewhere. then look al ours Prices-s,
10. 1919. a. u, IS 2-S ~, ~, %. %, 30. 35c.
BOYS WASH SUITS.
Stylish wash Suits I5c See display in
window.
Hammocks. strong and durable, zoe. to
FANs.-We have them all sizes. all
prices Be-. 10 -
CANVAS BELTS. Black Canvas Belts,
Sc.
CHEMISETvrES. - Turn Down and
Standing Collar Ga themiscttcs. l5c.
CRCMB CLOTHS. Linen Crumb Cloths,
in gray and beautiful designs. sZl5.
stripe Linens. for furniture covering,
price &C.. will lead al 2Jc.
Linens. for art work. all new shades,
price De.
BABY CARRIAGES.
Look at them. You will acknowledge
they are the prettlcst cheapest. ana the
very strongest In the city. Wen show
them 20 you. Prices s. 10 SJ.
TRUNKS.
See our Canvas Trunks Leather Trunks,
Zine Trunks Leather Satchcs.
Ask for the s. Trunk
We have them cheaper ana nave them
higher.
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White Goods

White Goods
are cooi-looking these blazing hot days.
Every grade Of White Goods Is here.
India Linon. ~ 10 loc.
Checked Muslin. TO 2oc.
White Tarlatan, 10 10 Nc
French Nainsook. pc. TO 81
English Nainsook. 1914 to Joc.
Swiss Muslin. TO s5c.
White Organdie. Doc. 20 81.
Linen Lawns. l2i4c. TO 81.
Nasalia. - TO flc.
Grenad.ne Tarlatan, 50 and T5c.
All-Over Muslin, tic. to >0
Hamburg Edge. 80 10 soc.
NainsOlk Edge 10 s5c.
Muslin Edge. TO soc.
Also. Hamburg. Naiusook, and Muslin
Insertings.
Torchon Lace. ) to soc.
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Here ia Snread for You.

100 White Crochet Quilts. the sl.3 quail
~. for gSc.
60 White Marseilles Comfortables. $50
grade for $.9S
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STATIONERY.


Note Paper-as many as boxes q
every custOmer-you would pay lsc. iol
tie same. az &C.. box.
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RMldMMMv&
One Thousaud Yards

NJ fs 2-9c. Fast Black Percaline. In pieces
from / TO yards. at &c. This Is the iow-
est price at which Fast-Black Percaline
has ever been sold.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-09

The Hosiery we've been giving seems
10 worry some people They wonder how
we DO it, Never mind how we DO IL.
Ask for the Black Hose. absolutely tast
I'm ladies', misses. boys, and infants
our greatest leader-at -i-c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-09

The worker bee lives six months. the
drone bee four months, and the female
i.4@ four years.
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LADIES HOSIERY.

For storm or sunshine, such qualities
that were never offered before Tor the
money, az 33c.
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A BIG DRIVE N MEMS NEGLlGEE
SHIRTS.

Laundered Negligee shirts. fast colors'
cellar attached. price 0c., al 5,c. .,,-
Neoiicoe shirts attached collar. at 81 y.
only Slid colors, IN fine Madras, In pink
li..bt nine. dark blue. all sizes. al DOc.
Mems Dress shirts. colcred Doa)m ani
culfs 10 De worn with white collar, neat
stNles urice Zoe. at SIC.
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SUMMER PARAsOLs.

Just the thing you need for hot days.
Black Gloria Umbrellas, nice size soc.
Black Gloria Umbrellas. zoe.
Hi4rk Gloria parasols. can't be matched
al $40. "a leader i'm this department, 81.
We have better grades AT SID, Sl-3j,
s. $50. s.. $50 81. and -.
White Para,ols. with white enamelled
uaracon frames and white enamel sticks,
$50. s,-o
White Duck Parasol. very stylish, N.9v
White China silk Parasols, 8, -, ~, ~.
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Three Hundred Yards

left OF the 5000 OF that lot OF 4o-ineh i2tsc.
Irish Lawn at &c.
Also. about half a case-cf those Fig ired
and Striped l2iac. Duck at ) l-3c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-09
SOMETHING TO PLEASE ALL.

On-CIoth Tracking. our price 2c.
Genuine Linen Tracking, price l-f4c.
al &C. a
1914 Sheeting bleachoi. 81 Use
Ii4ht Calicoes. nice quality, Sic.
Satiues. all s,yl-s, lid.
Navv-liluo Effects ln Calicoes, DC.
black Cdlic0es and Gray Calicoes, &c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-09

from The sun.
80 Gloria Umbrellas. natural wood and
mourning handles, at soc.
; $50, better Umbrellas at all prices up
n SfU
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-09
Chimisctfes
Ut popular prices.
10 aud TX Cents.

Striped Percale Chemlsettes. red. blue.
and black stripes. on white ground, az lVc.
All-White Chemisettes at Il lc., the
usual price Is 25c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-09

Ask for our Summer Corset. made OF
imported net. Soc.
Linen Corset, classic style. siS.