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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-12
WINTER AT KL0NDiKE
III WILL SET IN FOR GOOD WITHIN
A FEW WEEKS.
SURE TO Be AN EXPERIENCE.
Majority of the Emisrants Have
Never Before Been Subjected to a
Rules in the Gold Regions.

correspondence OF the DiSpatch.)
DYEA. Is. c., August 25-This is
town OF newcomers. The old popula-
ton has sunk into insignihcance, and
the Indians who have been coming here
Tor years act as II they We're in a
strange land. The prospector rules, the
neigh Of the mule and the horse Is heard
on every hand. The place bears exact
~ the appearance that one would natu-
rally suppose would be seen at the gate
way TO the klondike.
Thousands are here. thousands have
gone through to the promised land. and
y few have returned, among them the
writer. AS j look daily at the white
tents that dot the country all about
here and the rude houses in which the
people live. and consider the opportuni-
ties the people at Dyea have TO retrace
their footsteps If they wish to, II seems
TO me like a veritable Alladin's palace.
as compared with Skagua and Dawson
City. The people who are there have
what the eastern farmer calls a hard
row 10 hoe.
Ii sounds very nice, indeed. this talk
OF going into the Kiondike with year $
provisions and being comfortable; but
what does II avail prospector, though
ne be surrounded by provisions, II he Is
attacked In bis home by ileas and out
side by frightful cold? That Is exactly
what the situation will be at the camps
Of the Klondike. unless more than half
the miners who have wintered there can
be considered as fully able 10 give All
nanias points. From the 18th OF next
September until next May the klondike
will be q sealed book. The l0,QO0 new
arrivals there this year have an experi-
enee ahead OF them which the man does
not live who could fifty describe.
This Is no pessimistic array OF state
ments that am making. but simple
recital OF facts. and from all can hear,
II Is time that everything but facts ab0u,
the Klondike were cast aside One lit
tie wire from here 10 Victoria. Il. c.,
would have saved much suffering and
perhaps some lives. by stopping some
emigrants. II is no exaggeration "a
say that not s per cent. OF the men wha
are here In Dyea to-day. en- route 10 tns
gold-neids. will reach them this winter
And the worst Of II Is that hundreds OF
people here are destitute. with the ex-
e~piion Of their klondike outfit u
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-12
phcw. but IL Wa. Hot YESTERDAY

Yesterday was one cf tire hottest
not quite the hottest. days OF the yea
The thermometer fingered around ~
nineties throughout the morning,
mercury gradually ascending as the pr.
from the sun became Intensified. unu
reached the height OF - IN the SHADE
The hot wave has about reached -
end. though. the weather folks say. .r.
Farmer Evans in Inc afternoon SAID ~
the cool currents had moved eastward -
far as the Great Lakes. IN which sccilV'
the thermometer was not over - g..
grees. and upon the ground that the CO..
wave was gradually working ITSELF ..
way. ne based his predictions OF NV
tolerable temperature.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-12
uontromery Republicans Nominate.

EAST RADFORD, SEPTEMBER h'-Vpe
cial)-The Republican convention me.
here to-day to nominate candiaate io'
the House of Delegates. c. A. Herniahs'
OF Christlansburg. was elected CHAIRMAN
and George W. Dudley, OF Eadiord' sec
rotary. Delegates were present run
every precinct except Auburn. ana no
contests were reported William Ele,',
of Blacksburg. nominated II. l.. noop'
Charles Galloway (colored), OF Ellison'
named William c. Pelton, of Christians
b,,rg. Henry Hack, OF Radford, nomi-
mated #. %. Einstein, of Radford; George
n Kimball nominated Captain T.. +. GILL;
of Radford; NJ. C. Pelton nominated Dr.
b. w. Hines, of Pilot. The ballot was
taken and resulted in the nomination OK
all
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-12
Mr.. Mu,Ien,. Family Afflicted.

The friends OF Mr.. w. II. Mullen VIII
be grieyed to hear OF the heavy afflic-
ton through which he has been called
to pass within the past two weeks. On
the Sd Of this month he buried his little
daughter, Evely Gray, and or yesterday
he was called to lay away Louise Up
shur, another daughter. He now has
another daughter sick with the same
dreadful disease. diphtheria, with which
the other two died.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-12
coutu,n Mccase Back from England.

Captain w. Gordon McCabe has just
reached the city after his summer In
England. He looks the picture of health,
ard told Dispatch reporter that be
felt quite ready and eager for the work
OF the coming session OF his school.
which begins on the nth instant. Cap
tain MeCabs said that he had spent most
OF mis- vacation In EnglanS visiting old
friends. and that he had had most
charming time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-12

Mr.. Ernest l.. Boiling has recently
written two pieces Of music-"Valse de
Concert" and "Beulah'-which will soon
be published.
Mr.. Boiling has received letter from
Professor Bernard Courlaender. or the
Peabody Conservatory Of Music. Balu-
more, pronouncing two of his compost
items brilliant and effective" and well
written for the instrument.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-12

The Grand Fountain OF the Order OF
True Reformcrs held another session
here yesterday morning. and WOUND up
its work by re-electing the following ON
GERS for the ensuing year: President. w.
w. Browne; Vice President. W. l. Tay-
Tor; Secretary, w. p. Burrell; Cashier.
r. 7. Hill. The principal ofices OF the
order are located here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-12

The old Hanover Troop Association will
hold its annual reunion at Ashland Park
on next Tuesday. The day will be spent
In speaking. recounting war experiences,
and In the enjoyment OF a dinner. the
most delightful feature OF which will be
genuine Brunswick stew. During the
day officers for the ensuing year win be
elected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-12

There was sllgAt blaze on HUI street.
Manchester, last night, caused py 'he
explosion Of lamp In the store OF Mrs.
A. Spigel. However, no damage was
done. The department was called OUT
but the fire was extinguished by throw
ing blankets over the ignitcd material.
Crazy Henry Johnson was arrested last
night for fighting. but was permitted 10
20 later on.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-12

A special telegram received RON 49, s",
more yesterday afternoon stated 80,
the steamer Danvslls, OF the forh y, 80
Line. lsft there with $50 passengers -
Richmond. They viii como up r..
West Point this morning by ran. -
travel by water This hot weather IS NV
delightful
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-12

The pupils OF the sixth grammar grades
of the public schools. who were promoted
TO the High School at the June examine
ton. will report TO their several prines-
pals at the school building on Wcdncs-
day morning AZ the usual hour for OPEN
Ming. TIE principals viii then give all
necessary instructions.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-12

There VIII be music by the eiues -
at Lakeside Park from &c Z tns -.
ming. and Hand Master kssehie n1' IN.
lected a choice programme Tor shy !,
eert This Is the first " series
sacred concerts to 10 yives every SUM-
afternoon hereafter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-12

DR.. J. II. Harbaugh. who lie dangerously
III at his home. on east Cary. street. Is
reported as being somewhat on the mend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-12

The Traction Company also has rlgl's
over and runs its cars over o.So IA
OF track of the Richmond Railway aa
Electric Company, which brings - tV'4I
trackage up to 1862 miles.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-11
UMBRELLAS.

si29 Twill Gloria Umbrellas for 1sc.
choice line Of Congo sterling silver trim
med handles ladies' 26-inch paragon
frame. steel rod, While they last. AT nc.
each.
LlS silk Taneta Gloria for 800 La
dies or Gents 2G-inch paragon frame,
steel rod, silk tassel regular SliS kind,
special Sl.00 each.
500 Taneta SILK for Sl25. Ladies' H-
inch. imported Congo handles. steel rod.
paragon frame. silk tassel. extra close
roller. regular $500 quality. choice BIB
each.
S225 Taffeta SILK for $50. Gents 26-
inch taffeta. choice assortment Of Congo.
Prince OF Wales handles. with tareta
case and tassel 10 match. regular SEA
kind. at bargain price $50 each.
S2.l5 Tancta SILK for si.69 gents taffeta
silk. S-inch, with full line OF Congo
handles. silk ease and tassle TO match,
steel rod paragon frame. $40 quality. at
special price SL69
$500 silk Gloria. Sl.39 ladies' and gents
Z5-inch. very stylish handles Of carved
Mofaylan vine inlaid with pearl. regular
500 quality now to go az 1.3g.
$40 Twill ana Plain SILK Gloria for
Sl.50 ladies and gents 26- and 2s-inch,
unmatchablo bargains. full line ~ as
sorted handles. some with silk case and
tassle, regular S2l9 quality at the low
price. Sl5O each.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-11
Fans.

The dainty Empire and gene,
rous palm elbow each other.
There's hosts of each kind, and
others, here-cheap, too.
Empress and Medium size Jap. Fans.
neatly painted, with tassel. worth lOc.,
sale price &c.
Very pretty Empire Jap. Fans. nicely
decorated with silk cord and tassei,
worth l9c., sale price Zoe.
Empire Jap. Fans. nicely decorated.
with embossed sticks ana silk tasseI
worth 2oc.. sale price l5c.
Fine Empire Jap. Fans. rich decora-
tons. carved sticks and silk tassel. worth
33c.. sale price pc.
Beautiful Empire Jap. Fans. exquisite
decorations with carved embossed sticks.
worth S9c.. sale price 25c.
Mourning Jap. Fans. nicely finished
with carved enameliod sticks and silk
tassel. worth 3ec., sale price DC
Very Fine Empire Jap. Fans beaufl-
fully decorated. with carved gilded sticks
and silk tassel worth 50c.. sale price SOC.
Rich Hand-Painted Linen Fans. with
Gilded Enamcled sticks in white black.
and all evening shades, worth 69c., sale
price i2c.
Beautiful SILK Fans. all evening shades,
Hafnflfv pain''l with embossed sticks
worth 75c., sale price 50c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-11
TAM O'SHANTER CAPS,

25c Tams for r. -2c.. I'm navy and white
combination duck. imitation Of leather
sweat bands. so closing price. l. l-2c
9c. Tams for &c.. in plain navy ana
plain white duck. detached bands, wire
brim top washable. good quality duck, at
bargain price lJc. each
ac Tams for &c.,. made Of fancy Linen
Crash in pink blue. brown and black
stripes. detached bands but they 90 az
closing price lgc each.
Gqc Girls Tam O'Shantor Caps for &c.
made Of fancy stripe Linen Crash. also
plain color. finished Off with feathers.
and large button on top your pick out OF
this lot. 33c. each.
isc. Children's and Misses Bonnots. as
sorted colors I'm fine checks OF blue
brown. green and plain red. navy. and
white T. X. at the low price. DC
81 Children's and Misses Trimmed Hats
assorted colOrs. i'm pink. light blue. red
yellow and white. this is a special hat
bargain: You cannot buy them elsewhere
for less than 81; your pick Monday FOR
69c each.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-11
Belts.

The great Leather Goods Sale
during the past week was of a
startling nature. The following
Belt items are unequallcd in Rich
mond.
Ladies' Tan Morocco and Alligator Bolts
with nickel harness buckles worth I2 I-2c..
'a'e price sc.
Ladies' CAR Skin Belts in black. orange
and tHn with nickel harness buckles.
worth lfc. sale price &c.,.
Ladies Fin. Calf-Skn Belts BOO black.
tam navy and brown. with covered and
nickel harness buckles. worth &c.. sale
price iHc.
Ladies An-Lcathor Belts n SEAL mon-
key and French calf skin. al colors. with
nickel harness and covered buckles worth
INr. sale price Nc.
Ladies Fancy Belts Dresden ana Per-
stan Betting with white metal buckles.
worth 5sc.. sale Price 2lc.
Ladies' Real Seal Belts. black. with
covered bucaloe. worth 50c. sale price
9a-
ladies Real Monkev-SNn Belts m
brown. tan and green. with English har-
.nsa buckles. worth &C.,. sale price gr
Ladies Real Alligator Belts with COW
cred harness buckles. worth &c.. sale
price lNs
ladies' Genuine Seal Belts. black. with
al-cl,.rcf harress buckles. worth II.
f-l price t'c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-11
Black Goods.

.r.+ permanent blacks
Mag 'i"N N''', $50. .rol-e The
and the newest NC"NO'
- r.iio,,.;ro fabrics. at the prices
lhc I0''''''' .:..,,1l,. ollurinp.
we quote, exec p'l0'i"'i'
fr..b Ulark Mohair Briihahll''' '
........f goods ever offered anywhere 81,
,.r card lint as 3D. special we Will
.n q. ,t e,. yard
ntr.n enk and Wool GRAY ana BACK
e.ri..7 rane1owno. This is me mo7'
,io9eart U,ieht goods over made Tor sum
,,.r NOM ana we offer tine Sl.-' goods lor
.. sand
a.f,.h piark Diagonal splendid wclehl
,,f "a rie. goods for skirts instead oil
..., -Qc
srt'., ,n-Wool Black Granite Cloth.
r,,. ,,b,.f.. .uifs and skirts.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-11
Dress Goods.

People don'tas a rule buy much
in wool goods in such weather,
but the price inducements on this
lot make them an unusual invest
mcnt.
36 inch Black and White shepherd Plaid
just the thing for waists and whole suits,
regular 3gc. ones for 2-c. yard.
% inch Au-Wool Imperial Serge. navy
blue and an other shades -jc. yard.
40 inch Plain Chaneeablc suiunss. in a
large range OF cOl0rs. These goods are
regular 3Jc. goods but We are selling
chem now at -lc. yard.
Is inch All-Wool Mixed suungs. very
stylish patterns and beautiful colors. re-
duccd from 30 lee 20 .lr. yard
A. inch Atwood Shepherd Plaid Suit
mr. n navy and white. black and white
green and white. ctc. reduced from s1c.
90 Boo. yard.
40 inch All-Wool Plaid Sutinss in an
The now lieht stylish c0i0rs, regularly
sold for Soc. yard 3jc yard.
ii inch Au-Wool Navy Blue Granite
Cloth reduced from oc. to llc. yard.
80 inch All-Wool Biack and white Shop
herd Tlaids. nice size checks and elegant
quality. tine regular C'c. goods for 4sc.
yard.
80 inch Pin Striped silk Mixed Novelty
Dr Goods iu 800 she new colors. a0c.
yard.
% inch All-Wool Fancy French Flan-
ncls. i'm AN The pretticst and dainticst pate
tDras and cOiOrin-. regular llc. quality
for 42o yard
@f-lrch Black Cashmere. vory fine quail
iiy and extra weight regular -1c. ones.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-11
Housefurnishings.

Carloads Of all sorts of House
furnishings await to-morrow's
shoppers. Practical pricing OF
these goods enables you to get
them at trihing expense.
Lot Of Tea Sets. IS piece, handsomely
decorated. were $3.50. 81 and S.50 choice
now $3.50.
Handsomely Decorated Gold Banded Tea
Set was $50 now $.
90 piece Haviland China Tea Set hand
somely decorated. was $3.50. now $3.50
l02 piece French China Dinner set.
decorated. was 50. now Slg.6s. Several
patterns 10 select from.
l0i piece Dinner Set. handsomely de-
coratod IN flowers and gold. regular value
800 sale price Si'N.
Handsomely corated Tea Plates.
gold trimming sular value SLlJ dozen,
loo each.
De.n and Bread and Butter Plate,
were S225 q - now $40 dozen.
Delft blu, After Dinner cup and Sau-
Ger. fine china. were s. dozen. now $L5d
dozen.
5-lnch Covered Dish were JOc. now
30c.
l-2 Gallon China Pitcher. $50.
l-quart China Pitcher lie
China Sugar Bowl. were 2Jc.. now Ice.
S-lnch Meat DISH were &c.. now lie.
each.
Lot Of Decorated China Plates were
$50 dozen. now ,c. each.
S-inch china Bowl, decorated. were &c.,
now lsc. each.
sig Lot OF Toilet Sets. undergiaze de-
coratod. were $3.50 SET now 500 set
cut Glass Design Tumbiers. were SIC.
dozen. now z5c dozen.
Blown Tumblcr. banded. were i5c. doz-
en- now isc. dozen.
cold Tea Goblots. were coo. dozen. now
3gc. dozen.
Handsome cut Glass Pattern Tumbler.
were &c. iOZcn, now Coo. dozen.
Cut Glass Pattern Berry Bowls 9lc.
dozen.
4-inch Desert Stand. were .5c. dozen.
sale price &C.. each.
g-inch Cut Glass Pattern Berry Bowl,
We're lSc now Zoe.
IL Gallon Glass Pitcher. cut glass pat
tern. was 2jc.. now y l-2c.
Gallon Waited Cooler zinc lined. well
packed. were si50. sale price 81.
Gallon Water Cooler. porcelain lined.
charcoal packed. were s.. sale price s..
water Filters were s.. 10 be closed out at
$50
piece Tin Toilet Set, oak staining with
gold band. $3.50 goods for sec. set.
S-quart Preserving Granite Kettle was
Soc. now Bic.
6-quart Granite Preserving Kettle. &c.
s-quart Granite Milk Pans. Was sc.
sale price Bic.
Granite Tea POI. nickel top. was 50c.
sale price Bic.
Burner OIL Stove. solid iron tank,
worth 81. sale price &c.
Wood lee Bowl Zoe.
i-quart Tin Rising Pan. SC.
Wire Vegetable Strainer. jc.
Large Size Bread Pan. lie.
i-Quart Tin Bucket. g..
S-quart Tin Bucket. l5c.
IT, Gallon Coffee POI. &c.
l Gallon Coffee Boilers. copper bottom.
We're 30c. now l9c.
~ Gallon Coaee pot polished tin. were
2sc.. row ljc.
Polar Powder. value &C. package: sale
price. packages for Sc.
Octagon Soap. g.. cake.
Anderson's l-pound cake Soap saie
price. &c.
packages OF fine Toilet Paper &c.
rolls OF fine Toilet Paper. &c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-11

Values run riot here. The Trade
Sale passes to YOU elegant silken
fabrics at distorted prices.

Values run rot here. The Trade
Sale passes to YOU elegant silken
fabrics at distorted prices.
22-inch Plain China sIk. m APP shades.
light and dark. very lime and pretty. 1ic.
yard.
27-nch Plain Black Water Proof jap
aneso Silk sheds the water like ducks
back. regular 1ac. quality SOC. yard.
2l-inch Coiored Figured Tadota Silks
iu an the newest and most stylish coll
orincs. regular TJc ones for $50. yard
2l-iuch Plain Black Satin Duchesse. the
best One we have ever rad for the money.
very great bargain at zoe. yard.
-2-iuch Foulard Patterns China and
Japanese Silks Zoo large range of colors
reduced from 1jc. 90 j1c. yard.
9O-inch Black Taffeta silk. "a good weight
and the kind that rustlcs. JOc. yard
.f-nch All-Slk Figured Ianeia Silks
ius. right for waists and trimmings. d5c.
2t-incb Black Figured Taneta and China
Silks in both large and small ngurcs reg
uiar zoe. ones <or 1ic yard.
21-iuch Figured and BrOcaded COOrcd
Tnffeta silks. Boa beautiful designs and
most bcwitching co'orings. the regular
gSc. ones for 75c YARD.
9i-inch Plain Black China SILK. very
nigh finish and fine. nice quality, reduced
from lOc To SOC. yard.
gl-inch Extra Heavy Black and White
Shepherds Plaid Taffeta SIX I'm small
ana medium size check. regular 9sc. quail
ity Toe yard.
2i-lnch Navy and White and Black and
White Foulard Silks. beautiful patterns
and good quality, reduced from OJc. TO
soc. yard.
e5-inch Cream White japanese Hand
Made silk. very suitable for a nice. soft.
cool waist or dress. JOc. quality. for 39c.
yard.
2l-inch Black Figured Satin Duchessc.
extra heavy weight and large. handsome
figures. the regular oSc. goods, for zoe.
yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-11
Hosiery.

Tomorrow will witness a great
rush at the Hosiery Counter. The
items advertised below are un-
doubtedly the very best for the
money to be had i'll the city.
Misses Black Derby-Ribbed Hose. Sc.
Misses Fine Ribbed Seamless Hose. &c.
pair.
Misses Black Derby-Ribbed Hose. &C..
pair.
Misses Seamless Fast Black Hose dou-
Die heels and tots-splcndid ~ l--c. hose.
Tor Joe. pair.
Boys Heavy. Fire Ribbed Hose. spliccd
heels and toes. ~ l-2c pair.
Boys Bicycle Hose, double knee. heel
and toe Joe. pair
Misses Fine Ribbed Seamless Hose.
Hermsdorf Dye spliccd heels ana toes,
Misses Fine Imperial Lelc Thread
Hose. spiced heels. knees and toes, Zoe.
pair
Misses Fine Ribbed Ox-Blood Hose. 25c.
Infants White. Tan. and Black Half
Hose. extra good quality - l-2c pair.
Ladies' Pine Balhrieean Hose 9c. pair
Ladies' Fine Tan. Plain and Drop-Sutch
Hose. N.. pair
Ladies' Plain Black Seamless Hose
regular - l-Zc. goods, for De. pair. pair
for 2c.
Ladies' Plain Imported Tan and Black
Hose. extra good. ~ l-2c. pair.
Ladies' Plain Black Hose spiicel heels
toes and sCles. The .5c kind for Zoe. pair
Misses Fine Rirhe.ieu Ribbed Black
Hose. worth 90 l-2c.. for 2lc. pair.
Misses Fine Tan Dop-stitch Hose. 2lc.
Iadies'Fne Tan. Drop Stitch 25c. nair
Ladies' Fine Drou-Sttch Lislc-rnrcad
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-11
CHILDRENS CAPS.

Lot Only Sc Caps in this lot regu-
lar 3gc. and 5oc quality Of Zine Null
all-oyer embroidery finished OF with
pom pom and mll ruch. at closing price
Be each
Lot 2.-Fine Corded Caps. made OF me
quality Lawn. with large Lace pom
nom and ribbons. wide null strings ''c
kind. at bargain price. $50. each.
Lot 3-Regular Coo. caps for i3c.. made
Of all-over embroidery, very dainty trim
med with large lace pom pom. and bows
of fine ribbon at closing price. i5c. each.
Lot f-Kegular zoe. Childron's caps TOT
c...many choice styles 90 select from;
some with all-oyer embroidery; plain
mull. finished of with line cords trimmed
with lace pom pom. AT bottom price zoe.
each.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-11
MEMS AND LADIES'
NECKWEAR.

Mems Navy Blue All-Silk Club Tics with
white polk dot. any size dot. Zoe.
Mems Washable Club Ties made Of the
best linen madras. y l-2c.
Mems Washable Club Ties. 1Oc. half
dozen
Ladies' Plaid All-Silk Club Ties and
band bows. ljc.
Ladies' Extra Fine All-Silk Plaid Club
Ties and band bows. These goods are
worth 25c., foe l1c
Ladies Band Bows. This is the very
newest style. Soliel pleated I'm plain and
fancy cOlors. 39c. grlde 20 be sold al 25c
La Rose something new in ladies
neckwcar This is a band bow with bow
front and back 25c.
La Florette,' Ladies' Wide-End Band
Bows. also new style. 25c.
Mems Plain and Flowing End Tecks
and fOur-in-hands, beautiful designs and
cOlOrugs 25c.
Mems Band Bows and Club Ties. all
new designs and colorings. These goods
are worth &c.. for 25c.
Mems Band Bows and Club Ties This
is the sc. grade for be
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-11
Wash Goods.

I.
-" my 0"l I0O1 ~ I1 "o'
Goods at tar less than earlier IN
t,... -a--...'.-
t"C aCdSVH clldhIc7 u9 10 o-'~i y Ou
the following.
pr-an0lcs in many very handsome pat
icin.. o'In'y coiorin-. l.-i ~ in,h.s "i'e.
',,'s ,,.,, , .., ''''' ''''S must
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,'ii. ''', "l ,oN's Ia" 'i.'
... ..,.'..
lc "a Yard
A small lot FOB Lappets and Mmosa. 600
these We can only how tine hiack rrounds
win aI co.ois Moral de.ians' THESE lovely
""" ,''' ''''i' '""'' 3d. '''
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