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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-04-18
JEKYL ISLAND GAME,
IL Is SO Tame That There Isn't Much
Sport in Hunting II.

sport hunnnK
Brunswick, Ca, April 17-All the guests
having left Jelxyl Island, the annual burn
ing of woods is taking place to make room
for the new crop of grass for the game
Sport on Jekyl Island is not now what it
used to be, game having become so plenti-
ful that it is no longer necessary to exert
oneself hunting it and the true sportsman
does not enjoy the easy way they have to
kill 1t. An instance of the large and in
creasng quantity of game can be found in
the fact that owing to the prevalence of
deer 1t has been impossible to successfully
grow roses around the club house this
winter, as heretofore the deer being so
tame that they come out of the woods at
night and feed on the flower grounds. The
reason for this tameness is the fact that
for two seasons back the club members
who comprise the sporting element, have
not been coming to Jekyl, but instead the
members and their guests who have been
there were of the older set in the majority
of cases and those of the younger set were
more of a social than sporting disposition
Within the next few seasons the prestige
of Jekyl as a sportsman's resort will no
doubt be fully restored, as 1t is the natural
thing for tourists to turn back to it after
eXhausting the Florida woods for novel
ties in that line. When Jekyl once more
becomes popular with hunters the game
book will show records equal, If not su-
perior, to those of Tampa. Bay. One bird
the English pheasant, Is found on the Is
land, and nowhere else in the south. 1t is
especially imported for the club and each
member is allowed to shoot only two dur
ing a season for which they pay IS each
the money being used to replace those kill
ed. The pheasants thrive splendidly in
this climate and with the exception OF a
few bear and wild hogs are the only game
on Jekyl that cannot almost be Killed
without the use of firearms Quail and like
birds thrive by the thousands and il is
more of a sacriege than a sport to kill
them, so numerous are they.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-04-18

Capt. Charles Cummings of Brooklyn. n.
Y, and his son Walter, an expert diver,
TO take charge. Capt. Cummings began
work four months ago. and. although he
has had many setbacks. has successfully
accomplished the feat. The bark capsized
in twenty-five feet Of water, and was prac-
tically submerged. The first efforts to
raise her had so weakened the decks that
bracing was considered necessary. This
was done by the young diver and the
matches, ventilators. etc. were tightly
closed. The water was then pumped out
and by degrees the fine vessel was brought
above the water line and she was towed
to her present position. The Senta was
valued at $4,000, and after "A thorough
Overhauling will be magnificent addi-
ton to the shipping owned in this mort
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-04-18

]. NJ. Everett of Trenton is a candidate
for the legislature subject to the action
of the democratic primary.
The democratic executive committee OF
Washington county meets May to call a
convention to elect delegates to the state
convention.
Mrs. c. s. Burchfield and Miss Kate
Burchheld were very seriously injured at
South Jacksonville Thursday afternoon
by the explosion of an oil can with which
Miss Burchheld was attempting to revive
the dying embers of the fire in the kitchen
stove by the use of kerosene. Both will
probably survive their injuries.
Katie Bridges was shot and instantly
killed by her brother at Gainesville Thurs
day. The boy was repairing a pistol, and
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-04-18
BRUNSWICK NOTES.
Success of the FNair-A Splendid Cot
tage at st. Sfmons.

Brunswick, Ga. April 7-Unprecedent-
ed success is following the Naval Reserves
fair. The proceeds, which amount to
about $500 night, will be divided between
the Reserves and the Marine band. One
effect of the fair has been to give Bruins
wicks main street, Newcastle, a semi
ening.
Capt. ]. L. Foster of ST. Simons has
begun the erection of a summer cottage
near the hotel which will be a costly and
comfortable affair. 1t will be modelled
somewhat after the Queen Anne style.
with large and high ceiling rooms, We
randas and promenades. 1t Will be the
handsomest on the island.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-04-18
The Remington Bicycle.

The makers of same have a repu-
tation for over eighty years that tfiev
cannot afford to lose, and they are not
going to lose it either, for they are
turning out wheel that we are posi-
tive is 2o per cent. better and stronger
than any wheel made. Our
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-04-18

Madame Nordica's New York admir-
ers have Joined together TO purchase for
her a beautiful tiara, which Is TO be pre-
scented 10 her some time IN April. It's
cost Is about 5000 and II contains 2S3 dia-
monds, which are set In platinum. but
the tiara itself Is built on a base-band az
gold About 800 Of her friends subscribed
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-04-18
Tribune Bicycle,

as it is the finest running wheel
that you will ever sit upon. 1t is espe-
cially lady's gem, for you know YOU
want wheel that you can ride long
ways and not tire. That wheel is the
Tribune, on which it can be done
Come and see them and try them, and
you will be delighted. Don't forget our
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-04-18
The Lady Remington

will be in some time soon. No ladv
should think of buying a wheel till she
sees this superb wheel. You won't
make mistake in buying a
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-04-18

Note-"Central Time.
Eastern Time.
PULLMAN SERVICE.
Pullman vestibuled sleepers from sa.
vannah TO New York and Savannah u
Cincinnati via Asheville.
For detailed information, reserVationsi
etc, apply TO any agent of the Southern
railway or connections. =.
w. II. GREEN, General superintendent
J. NJ. CULP, Traffic Manager.
w. A. TURK, G. =. A, Washington, y - -
s. II. HARDWICK. A.G.P A., Atlanta, "a
r. W. HUNT. T. p. A., Augusta. Ga
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-04-18
One Hundred Dollar

offer was not taken up by any one,
as they well knew that their money
would be gone where it would do lot
of good. The superiority of Reming-
ton Bicycles is being demonstrated
each day more and more by the num-
bers that want to trade their 90
wheels for Remington. We have Co.
lumbias, Hartfords, Spaldings, Ster-
lings, Ramblers, Crawfords, all which
have found out the superiority of the
Remingtons.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-05
SALE OF NOTIONS.

You seldom stop to think
that a cent or two saved on
small items soon foots up a
dollar. Try it here to-mor-
row.
Di. Woodbury's Facial Soap, 14c.
Rixby's POLISH. Sc. bottle
Browns Polish, &c. bottle.
Rover Tar Soap, &c. cake-for me-
chanics.
Pears Soap, 10c. cake.
WoodBack Nail Brushes, &c. each.
S-inch Nood-Hardle Curling Irons, &c.
each.
10 styles 25c sold-Back Hair Brushes.
49,. each.
s-inch Leather Hair Curriers', Sc. Dozen
Tr-cing Wheels. Sc. each.
Barbour's Linen Thread. &c. spool.
Dexter's White Knitting Cotton, &c.
ball
Rubber Sheeting. 4Oc. yard.
Stocl<inet Sheeting 65C. yard.
81 Oiled SILK. 1Jc. yard.
BcLe-Back Nail Brushes, &c. each.
.,U-lnch Real WhalebOnes, &c. each.
Our 15c. Standard Bones, DC. dozen.
Covered Whaichoues, &c. dozen.
4-oz. bottle sperm Machine OIL, &C. bot
tle.
Oak Talcum Powder, &c. box.
Needle Books, containing packages
Needles an assortment or Darners, BOD
kins &c, &c. each.
Aluminium Thlmbles-you pay &c. each
elseW here-Sr. dCZcn.
Universal Mending Tissue, black and as
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-05
SALE OF MEMS GOODS.

A perfect Mems Goods
Department. A money-sav-
ing department, too. Men
folk take we'll to this store
because it's to their interest.
Mems extra grade Numbered Madaas
Negligee Absolutely fast colors, and
equal in every way to the very best 75e.
Shirt in town. Priced here, Soc. each.
Mems Fine Frerch Balbrggln Shirts,
real worth 37iac.-Monday 25c.
Mems Summer Merino Shirts. 25c.
Mems LaULdered Percale Shirts. SOFT
bosom, two tLrL-c down collars ana at
tached Guns. real worth Ioc.-Monday oOc.
Mems Laurdered Percaie Shirts, de-
tached collars and cuffs: nowhere can
these be bought for less than 81, and
mostly Si25. but here Monday, roc.
Mems Fine Imported Percale-Bosoni
Dress Shirts, detached cufs-Monday
sale price.s1.
Mems Fine Imported Percale Shirts, at
tached collars and Guns. real worth si.-o-
Mondays Price 81.
Mems Unlaurceied Cheviot Shirts. real
worth .Tlac.-Monday 25c.
Mems Susperders. round elastic. excel
lent quality Mondays Price &c.
Mems Fauntless Night-Robes, patent
continuous facing, real worth Si'zo-Mon-
day 75c
Mems Leather Belts. leather-coyered
rings ana buckles-Monday Zoe.
Mems vs. shable White Duck Belts. 25c:
THE LATEST NOVELTY.-Men's Rid
Belts. zoe.
BOYS Cheviot and Percale Waists,
pleated front and back, 2Jc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-05
THE YErxRaN CAMPS.
List OF the Organizations That Marched

List OF the Organizations That Marched
In the Parade.
Below will be found a list of the camps
of Confederate veterans in line Thurs
day. and the number Of men:
Lee Camp Drum-Corps.
Lee Camp. Riohmcnd, 200 men.
Stonewal Camp. Portsmouth, 10 men.
y Friendship Drum-Corps. Alexandria.
r. II. Lee Camp. Alexandria, 60 men.
Ryan Band, Loudoun county.
Clinton Hatcher Camp. Loudoun county.
IS men.
Lynchburg5. Garland-Rhodesp a,oqmC
Garland-Rhodes Camp. Lynchburg. 81
men.
X. E. Lee Camp, Hampton. 40 men.
William Watts Camp. Roanoke. 80 men.
Urquhart-Gillette Camp, Southampton,
IS men.
John Bowie Strange Camp. Charlottes-
VILE. 100 men.
A. p. Hill Camp. Petersburg. $50 men.
Ewcll Camp. Prince William county. rs
mel.
Thornton Pickett Camp. Faruswlle. 80
men.
slower Camp. strasburg. 25 men.
Soldiers Home aBnd Hampton. "a men.
observation-disclosures Camp. Norfolk, l6o
men.
81. Louis veterans (7sD. 30 men.
Magruder-E Camp. Williamsburg. 20
men
y. B. Stuart Camp Clarke county.
20 mon.
ssonsvsil Jackson csmO. ssauuscn. 100
t0~110 Ii
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-05
corfeaerate prum-corps, Nashville.

Confederate Drum-Corps, Nashville.
Companies A aud y. Nashville, Tenn.
100 men. In the Confederate States uni
form.
Troop A, Nashville. Is men.
Jim Lester. the company COOK during
the war. was In line. Jim proudly carried
carried a duck some cucumberos. roasting
ears. and cabbage, on his back.
Sternes Camp. % men.
Leon.das Polk Biyouac, Columbia, %
men.
John 8. McEwen Biyouac. Franklin. rs
men.
Fifth Regiment. Veteran Corps Band.
Baltimore.
Veteran Camp Baltimore. 65 men.
Army and Navy Society OF Maryland.
lbs men.
James L. Herbert Corps Band
Herbert Camp. Baltimore, 10 men.
Division OF the District OF. Columbia,
600 men.
Mt. Pleasant Dsum-C Corps.
High-School Cadets.
Banner Brgade-boys from Washington,
carrying banners. representa- gcach sec
carrying banners. representing each
Southern State. commanded BY Colonel G
q. CyumDs
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-05

Alabama Division. 100 men.
u A. Clinch Camp. Sparta. % men.
confederate Survivors Association, Au-
gusta, 10 men.
louisiana Division-Camps !, 2. Is. 3. %;
o. 90 90. and Washington Artillery-lo0
men. -,. ro
men.
Colonel Charles +. Fisher Camp. Sails
bury. 50 men.
Zeb. Vance Camp, Asheville, 800 men.
r. f. Webb Camp. Durham. 80 men and
Durham Cornet Band.
Mccklenburg Camp. Charlotte, lis men.
Leonidas j. Merritt Camp. Pittsboro',
q men.
Vance County Veterans 20 men
Walter Moore aCmp. johnston county.
10 men.
Joe Davis Camp. Franklin county. Us
men.
Surry County Camp. 2 Omen.
Norfleet Camp. Winston. so men.
Cape Fear Camp. Wilmington. 80 men.
Junfus Daniels Camp. Raleigh. 30 men.
Maurice 7. Smith Camp. GreenviIs
countxs - nnn>
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-05
The Police Court.

In Justice Johns court yesterday morn
ing Arthur Jones lcoloredD was tried for
assaulting ami seriously injuring Heze-
kiah Jones with a brick He was sent on
to the grand jury.
The case of James Ford, Davti Kerst-
ler J. III. Miller, and Tom alias
Dutch" Calvin. all charged with being
suspicious characters, were continued.
that OF Ford to the lith and the others
to the 18th inst.
Frenchy McGil was up on the charge OK
misunderstanding. His case also went over
to July 14th.
The charge against John Hamilton, or
being a suspicious character. was dis
missed, as was also that against James
Napier. charged with coptempt OF court.
Julia Thomas (colored) was charged
with stealing a pair OF trousers from
Walter DtlIard. She was discharged.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-05
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Boys Fancy Calico and Dark Cneviot
Waists-Special Monday 12i5c.
Mems Fine Worsted Sweaters, striped
cape collar, black and garnet. S2.2J.
Mems Cotton Sweaters. cream color and
gray, 2Jc. each; boys size, lie. each.
Mems Fancy and Black Tecks Four-in-
Hands Band, and Shield Bows, all in the
new designs. 2Jc. each
Ladies' Fancy Black. Navy, Scarls..
Garnet Tecks, Band, and Shield Bows,
25r. each
BOYS Plain Windsor Ties, all colors,
lee each.
Mems White Hemstitched Handker-
chiefs. &c each
Mems White All-Linen Hemstitched
handkerchief. Zoe. each.
Mems All-Iinen Collars. 10c.: 3 for 25c.
Mems Tan. Black, Balbriggan and
Gray-Mlxed Hose. &c. the pair.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-05

note Mondays Price. 12isc. each.
5G-inch Liner Table Damask, regular
value sac. yard-Monday's Price, 2Jc. the
yard.
7O-inch Half Rleached Table Damask~
Mondays Price. soc. the yard.
5O-inch Turkey Red Table Damask.
regular value l9c. yard-Monday Price,
15c. yard.
5s-inch Turkey-Red Table Damask,
regular value 33c.-Monday Price, Zoe.
the yard.
81 Turkey-Red Covers, regular Value
s5c.-Alonday's price. SOC. each.
1914 White. Tcd, and Blue-Border Cow
ers. regular ya.Je >L2J-Mondays Price,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-05

therefore necessitating an ezra perform
ance tomorrow (Monday) night, which
Will positively be the last In Richmond.
Those that have visited this great MIS-
torical spectacle has pronounced II 10
be far superior to any OF like nature.
The Corps dc Ballet. which Is composed
OF some OF the very best coyrphers tn
this country. and led by the magnificens
and dashing premier. Mile. A. Bassignana,
presents some very beautiful dances. The
specialties are all excellent. The display
Of fireworks far excells anything Pain
ever did here. and the face Of the city
OF Hercuaneum. with tho eruptions Of
Mt. vesuvus. concludes an entertasn-
ment which is both instructive and en-
PERTAINING. and fully worth more than the
price OF admission. which has been re-
duced to twenty-five cents. giving every
one an opportunity to witness this big
show.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-05
SPECIAL.

6-piece Toilet Sets, Glenn
entson's English Porcelain,
Columbia shape, Chester
decorations in blue, brown,
and red. Special price S1.39
per set. Regular value $1.S9.
9-piece Decorated White
Granite Toilet Sets, green
and blue decorations, S1.69
per set. Regular value 500.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-05

New and pretty styles Arfmore Diini-
ties. in stripes and rich Dresuen eile'ls,
worth 10c.-Special Monday Price DC. the
yard.
Punjab. Cschu ere. In dainty effects,
Dresden and Persian patterns, new WASH
fabric worth Sc.-Special Monday Price,
Sc.
Large lot Metro. Crystal. teaucful, de-
signs. regularly sold at oc.-Speciai Moh-
day Price 6Ac. the yard
Cur entire stock OF Fine Zephyrs and
Ginghams. pretty styles. regular price
and 1Oc. the yard-Special Monday Price.
0i4c the yard.
Rcyal Batiste, IN rich, dainty colorings
and Persian patterns, 30 inches Wide
Special Monday Price. l-3c. the yard.
one large lot fine Dimties. IN stripe and
dainty figures-pink, blue, and green
regular price 12Ac.-Special Monday Price,
l3c. tho yard.
Jaconette d'Alsace, linen ground, with
lavender. pink, and blue, stripes regular
l0c the yard.
Jaconettes. white ground, beautiful
strines and plaids. regular price Ice. the
yard-Speciaf Monday Price, 1Oc. the yard.
Beautiful Organizes. linen ground. dam
Nv Persian effects, regular price lic. yard
Special Monday Price. l21sc. the yard.
French Organizes. in white ground,
beautiful patterns, our entire line. regular
value i7c. yard Special Monday Price.
12lac. the yard.
beautiful Grass Linen, fine weave reg
ular price 25c.-Special Monday Price,
20c yard.
Woven Lace-Stripe Linen. very fine
weave. regular price 20c.-Spccial Monday
Price. 15c. yard.
One lot Ginghams apron checks. regu-
lar price DC. yard-Special Monday Price,
SIC yard
Linen Estiste. 80 inches wide. very
fne-Special Monday Price. s1-3c. the
yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-05

sorted shades. Sc. package.
Good size and full count Adamantfne
. 400 assorted size English Pins, &c. pack
Fuckers Tar Soap. lac. cake.
Meade e Bakers Dentifrice, lSc. boz
Fast-Black Daring Cotton. &c. dozen
cards.
Box Of Black Pins. 1c.
q Yards Bone Casing, &c.
Dress Steels. all colors. &c. dozen.
s-inch Whalebones. black ana wnite' &c
Is yards White Tspe, &c.
Red Embroidery Cotton. &c. dozen
ventilating Spiral Carriers. &c. pair.
Crimp.ng Pins. &c. dozen.
Spring Tape Measures. &c. each.
six Seam Binding, odd shades. DC.
piece.
Horn Fine Combs. &c. each.
Plain Hooks and Eyes. DC. gross.
Infants CelIuloid Combs, &c each.
100 Hal. Pins. In cabinet, &c.
Handy Scissors shargener. sharpens
scissors ia ten setcrds, &C. each.
fellows Swansdown. &c. box
Meade & Bakers Mouth Wash. 16c-
Arnca Tooth Soap. 12c. cake.
Garwood's Toilet Water, 2oc. package,
14r
finch Horn Dressing Combs. Sc.
Regular 10c Whisk Broom. &C. each.
shaving Brushes, &c. each.
S-inch Eramelled Shoe Hooks. &c esch.
Corset Shields. will make cur corset
wear twice as long, ice. pair.
Toe. Jap. Wood-Handle Tooth Brushes,
&c. each. 49,
Bevei- Edge Plate-Glass Mirrors. c.. each.
Regular &c. Metal-Buckle Black SILK
Pelts 16c- each.
Leather Belts black and tan. fancy
metal. or leather-covered buckles and
f"rmer prices 10. ., and 33c.--Monday
sale price Zoe each
All our 80 and 500. Leather Belts. Mon
dav. 25c. each.
Ko Ko, the King of floating soaps. 4c.
cake.
Cotton Corset Lacers &c. dozen.
Hump Hooks and Eyes. &C. gross
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-05

Nothing that has ever visited the city
Of Richmond la the amusement line could
have met with more obstacles than the
Herculaneum company In regard to the
weather. which prevented them giving
~ vvgI1U nambss IS psrfornnnDoGb
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-05
SECOND FLOOR SPECIALS.

ln1dntS NdPst inc open WOrk, SOIuro,
and fancy white embroidered lawn-regular
75c. quality-at Sc. each.
Ladies' 26-inch Fast Black English Gloria
Umbrellas, steel rod, Paragon frame, natural
handles-good SIPS value-at 75c. each.
EOUR ENTIRE LINE OF PARASOLS
CUT TO RIDICULOUS PRICES.
Your choice of the seasons
best goods, S2.25, $50, 2.75
800, 3.25, $50, 3.9S, 400,
$50 and $500 Parasols, all
cut to the uniform price Of
S1.98 each.
Your choice of entire line
of SIPS, Los, Us and S1.95
Parasols at the uniform price
of 81 each.
SALE OF SHIRT WAISTS.
Your choice of entire line
of $1.19, 1.25 and $50 Shirt
Waists at the uniform price
of 81 each.
Your choice of Our entire
line of 5000, $50 and $500
Silk Shirt Waists at the uni
form price of
So each.
Your choice of our entire
line of $4.25, $50 and S4.75
Silk Shirt Waists at the
uniform price of
$3.50 each.
WHITE LAWN WAISTS.
Your choice Of 90 and 75c. White Lawn
Shirt Waists for 25c. each.
Your choice Of 81 and Sl.39 White Lawn
Shirt Waists for SOC. each.
SPECIAL.
No. 40-3H-inch All-Silk
Taffeta Ribbon-plain or the
popular cord edges in all the
bright Shakespeare, blue,
corn, lilac, Nile, white. cream,
yellow, mousse, scarlet, car
dinal, violet, purple. Sells
everywhere at 25c.; our price
special, 19c. yard.
SALE OF LINENS.
Here's a reason why You
should buy your Linens here;
any fabric we offer you and
call it Linen IS LINEN.
Another reason is, we sell
best Linens cheapest.
Bleached and Red-Border Doylies, ex-
| cellent value-Aonday' Price, zoe. dozen.
Dinner Napkins, Irish Linen. Csc. dozen.
| 19-inch DINER Napkins, German Linen,
| real worth S1G0 dOzen-Monday Prlct'
S1.25.
Bleached, Brown, and Checked Tea
40 dozen Huck Towels, size lsxas
inches. hemmed and fringed, real worth
| l2ihc.-MOnday' Price, lpc.
Hemned Huck Towels. size 2Ox42
| inches. excellent value, real worth lJc.-
| Mondays Price. PIC.
Bath Towels. large size, 10c. each.
59-inch Half-Bleached Damask, real
| worth 3Thc.-Monday' Price, J3c.
| GS-inch Bleached Irish Damask. 5Oc.
Stiller's famous German Linen, ) pieces
| only, real worth, O212c.-Mohoay frlce'
| zoe.
Red and Blue Checked Doylies. 19c. the
uJS ed.Bordered D~lies. zoe. the dozen.
All-Llnen Bleached Doylles, 39c. the
1G.inch Ail-Linen Bleached Napkins good
| quality, regularly worth o5c. uo~eh-NAo"-
| DAYS Price. soc. the dozen.
pinch All-Linen Half Bleached Dinner
| Napkins. regular value $lo9 dozeh-Nloh-
| DAVIS Price. sl.2J the dozen.
15-inch All-Linen Crash. red border
| good value at Sc. yard-Monday illee'
&c. the yard. A.,
17inch Brown, All-Linen Crash-Mon-
| davis Price, 1-3c the yard.
AlI-Iipen III OK Towels, lSx3O incnes-
| MONDAYS Price. Zoe. each.
colored Border kotted Fringe Drawn
| Thread Damask TOwels-Monday PRICE,
12l5c. each. You can't match 'em at less
| than lie. each
All-Iinen Huck Towels, 2ix24 inches,
On and z
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-05
SALE OF WASH GOODS.

The daintiest conceptions
in Cotton Stuffs are here
In beauty of design and rich
ness of finish they equal their
high-toned sisters--silks.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-05

THE REUNION EDITIONS OF THE
TIMES can BID BOUGHT AT THIS
OFFICES PUT UP IN WRAPPERS
READY bon MAILING
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-05

Jugs-20, 25, 90, SO, and 75c.,
according to size.
Fluted Bowls-59c.
Oatmeals-l2c.
Handled T'eas-S1.75 dozen.
Handled Coffess-$2.00 dozen.
Cake Platss-3Jc.
Teapots
Sugars-45c.
Fru;t Saucers-6c. each.
Bone Plates-l0c.
Bakers-I5, Is, and BE.
Sauce Tureens-SI.25.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-05

Plates-98c., SIS, SAP, and
St.59 a dozen-aceording to size.
Soops-S).39.
Dishes-l2, 10, Is, SO, 50, 75c.,
and SI.25-acoording to size.
Covered Dishes $I.00.
Casscroles-SI.49.
Naples and 35c.
Covered Butters-65c.
Boats-3Ic.
Pickles-25c.
Individual Butlsrs-50c. doz.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1896-07-04
PIGEON RACES

The arrangements for the longest
pigeon race ever attempted west of the
Rocky mountains have been completed
between San Francisco and Los An
geles, an air line distance of 800 miles,
with a time allowance of forty-eight
hours. The race is for purse but main
ly for the championship of the Pacific
coast. The BIRDS belonging to the San
francisco men will be liberated from
The Herald business Office at a. m. The
two Los Angeles birds, one belonging to
w. K. Crawford and the other to o. F.
Zahn, will be liberated in front of the
Examiner office in that city at the same
hour.
Besides the big San Francisco race
there will be races to Santa Monica
merely for pleasure, there being no
purses AID no entrance fees. The race
takes place at about IL a. M, when all
the birds will start at the same instant
The birds will bear messages to their
owners, stating the result of the Santa
Monica road race.