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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-26
We not only have the pref
tiest ribbons. but we sell
them cheaper than any
other house.
Blankets.

The best Blanket values ever
offered That's just what we
give. Tn ecessary to say more.
Read ou-come and see.
Blankets. extra heavy quality IN wnlie.
tan grey. full ia size. very huhy, Wel9ns
2 mounds ounces This Is a real Blanket
bargain. worth 81 each, but they must go
4 69c. pair.
Another Special Blanket offering. IN
while and grey only. full ia size, weighs
fuU 4 mounds and ounces. this rs a spe-
cial offering. really worth $Loo' our price
g5c. pair.
Strictly Atwood full ia in size.
WEIGHS full pounds ounces, extra me
oualitv. no cotton mixture, guaranteed
Atwood. silk tape hound. assorted hor-
doris I'm mink. blue and red, regular >aih
Blanket. our special low price fj.y'.
Unmatchable 12-4 ATWOOD Blanket bar
Gains. i'm white only, assorted borders OF
mink red. blue and yellow all-silk bound
Guaranteed strictly ail-wool, weighs D
bounds. worth s.. our pick out or ms lot
Tor Sib9 pair.
Every grade of Underwear
for all ages can be found
here at less prices than
elsewhere.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-26

with the eagle upon their flag. and the
old Romans never went 90 battle WIN
out bearing the majestic bird with them
pcrched high over their colors. ln the
civil war ono OF the armies had mascot
an old eagle that fought In twenty en-
engagements and came out Of all alive
and screening.
After the war he was carefully cared
for and now stands stuffed in a museum
in Washington. But. Notwithstanding
these noble facts the American eagle
has got o. behave itself IL cannot take
the FISH out Of our lakes nor the birds
from our country places. 10 cannot de-
prive MS OF poultry nor can 10 rob KEN
nels. 10 is not an unusual thing for the
United States 10 offer rewards for the
determination Of wild animals, and IT IS
a very frequent thing for the Individual
States 10 40 so. Many o. them now
have standing offers for the skins or
heads OF panthers, bears. bunaloes'
wolves jackals and tigers. IL would take
only a few days TO put a price upon
the head Of the American eagle and then
the bird. OF which we are now so proud
would have TO hide its menacing head
or be shot and carried 20 Uncle Sam
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-26
Not,. NJ All Sorts

A Chicago company has been formed
tO manufacture an absolutely hreproot
cnamel invented by roman.
The Government expects 10 save $4,000
yearly hy running lts own heating and
uohting plant in the Now York post
Office.
THE Navy Department is investigating
various grades or petroleum, with View
10 its use .or marine engines. and rhe
experiment will soon be tried I'm one OF
the new torpedo boats.
United states exports OF lumber pro-
ducts for the wear ending June 30th. show
an Increase OF over 100 per cent. In ten
years. 81 50 per cent for the last five
years. and OF "a per cent. over 1896
The longest stretch Of straight railroad
line In America Is on the Lake Shore rail
way. beginning az point three miles
west or Toledo. o, and running 30 miles
without a curve.
Boise city, Idaho, IS 10 pine into n,
houses warm water or 10 degrees tenn
perature from subterranean lake s0f
feet beneath the surface.
Ohio authorities propose 20 save trav-
cling expenses OF jailOrs and guards by
sending prisoners in steel cages per ex-
press 10 the penitcutiary.
The 4716 building associations In the
United states have 1910 coo members. and
assets OF 1900 000Ooo
The United States Agricultural Depart
ment proposes 20 experiment IN the arid
regions OF the West with bromls inerm.s.
a forage grass from the Russian stcpres.
The Salvation Army win estabilsh a
colony 20 raise sugar beets on 7oracre
California farm.
The Menn0nites are TO found r colony
near Houston. Tex, purchasing an Inn
mense farm. 10 be colonlzed by al the
Nennon,es now scatleted through the
West
The first American cargo az steel rails
IN south Africa. amounting 20 100 tons,
Is about 10 be shipped from Baltimore
over 2Oo0 American confeclioners have
a capital OF so 900. employ i6to0 hands,
nay out for wages and material N0.gOOoo.
and turn out sweets worth si5.0oo.ooo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-26
A GOOD DISINFECTANT.
SANITAS TELLS or INSULTS or
TAINED FROM LfME WAfhH.
Great Benefit Derived Prom free Pnbnc
Bath.-Rabics Very kh'o-lmpoil|
ance 81 Proper VsntiistiSn.

Beyer has tested different methods en-
ployed for the disinfection % bed linen
and Undertaking. The ordinary meth
DDS by boiling are not suited 10 these
articles as the presence OF blood, pus,
etc. causes an ineradicable stain II
nigh temperature Is used. Cooking the
garments In solutions Of soaps for one or
two days. failed in every instance 10 XIII
cholera, typhoid and other germs with
which the garments were infected. In
some eases the germs were killed when
the solution containing the linen was
Kept al - degrees for few hours.
With lime water. the results were much
better. Sample garments which were
soaked in this solution for twenty-four
hours, were found 10 be sterilized. An
equally good result was obtained In "A
hospital where about one-half n cubic
meter Of sordld linen was soaked In lime
water for forty-eight hours, or for TWEEN
ty-fOur hours II the clothing was nrst
rinsed with lime water. and then placed
IN a fresh solution. The lime water does
not iniure linen or cotton goods, but
shrlnks wooden 20 such an extent as 70
prevent rs use
ABOUT SUMMER COMPLAINT
Overcrowdlng. absence or sunlight. de-
service. lack OF inspection OF foods es-
pecially OF milk. fruits and vegetables,
and bad water supply, are the chief pre-
dlsposng factors in the production OF
summer complaint that lie within the
scope OF the municipality. Aside from
natural conditions that make the avoid
ance OF these evils dlfiicult. climate may
also affect local differences IN predisposi-
ton.
FREE PUBLIC BATHS
The great value OF free public baths
as q sanitary measure In large cities,
Is already admitted. The success that has
attended their establishment IN Buffalo
is somewhat phenomenal when consider
ed in the light Of novelty and prejudice
10 was not q tnhe 10 overcome the lat
ter. Ignorance is always the stronghold
OF prejudice and novelty serves as a
feeder TO opposition. Al any rate. there
are many people in the world and es-
pecially among the ignorant IN the large
cities, Who do NOT brook improvement on
welcome reform.
RABIES VERY RARE.
10 must be remembered that rabies In
a dog IL an extremely rare disease. Pro-
baby rot one dog In thousand which
are thought TO DO mad, IS 'eally affected
with the malady. IL Is important that II
be understood that all dogs perspire ex-
cessively through the glands OF the mouth
and tongue during the hot weather. II
a dog has been running, this perspiration
may even be Tapped into froth. and the
dog may be said to be 'foaming st the
mouth" This, however. does not con-
stitute rabies.
SCHOOL HYGIENE.
Good work cannot be done In ill-ventil-
ated school-rooms. The teacher will be-
come impatient and petulant. and the
pupils, duh and listless. The air should
be kept pure. free from odors, dust, etc
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-26
You VIII Save on Every Purchase You MakeI
New Dress Goods.

Our grand assortments, in al.
most unlimited quantities, en-
brace every new weave that will
be in demand this fall. All the
new effects now on exhibition here
like at no other store in the city.
8s-inch Broken Plaid Novelty. entirely
new weave. and an the newest and most
beautiful colOrs, regular zoe. value, 53c.
yard.
4S-inch AIl-Wool Granitnc. ono OF Tine
most popular wcaves. and uuquestionably
the best wearing goods ever made. this
assortment contains ail the new color
regular gsc goods. Zoe. yard
4O-mch Ecrscy Cloth. BOO al The mixed
col0rs such as green and brown. purple
and green. green and blue. blue ana
black etc.; regular b'-. ones Tor voc.
yard.
2f-inch Atwood Fancics. in a great
variety Of patterns and colors. regular
Soc goods Ore yard
4S-inch Wool Fancy Bourettcs. these
goods are particularly stylish. and we can
furnish them u an Che desirable shades.
richly worth 1lc. SOC yard
REMNANTS "A great lot OF splendid
lengths OF dark and medium. plain and
fancy Dress Goods suitable for school
dresses and sNrts-prccs about half and
less. on second noor
We not only sell 4 better
class of merchandise, but
we sell it cheaper than
other stores.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-26

stealing his prey from the whole or the
United states. swooping down upon any
moving object that may attract bus al-
tenton. IL becomes different matter
and one which may revoluuonize popu-
lar favor as far as the eagle is concerned.
An eagle that was shot I'm New YORK
city a few weeks ago was less IMAM
three feet long and had a spread OF only
six feet. IL was brown. with "a white
tail and yellow head, thus giving 10 the
appearance Of the typical bald-headed
EAGLE. il was a young one. showing that
others must exist near 10y. The eaeles
that were observed along The HUDSON
and at different points from which the
reports have come. answered THIS same
description, showing that 1t must oe the
same family that has descended upon
the country that has so honored II as
TO make it its national bird.
The United states IS not the only coun-
try that has taken the eagle FOR its
emblem. Napoleon first took him for MS
standard. an eagle with futed WINS.
Russia has upon its coins a two-headed
eagle and Austria also has the two
headed eagle. Russia, Austria, Germany
and Poland an have national societies
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-26

numerous ones from the interior telling
the same story namely, the presence
Of the American eagle and the desperate
attempts of the eagle to obtain living
prey.
No other country except the United
states actually possesses the eagle. I'm
Great Britain and France they have the
falcon, and in South America they have
the little eagle hawk. ln India and Az
RIGA they have the golden eagle, which
has never been noted for its viciousncss,
but the American eagle when mature is
one of the most ferocious animals in eX-
istence. and certainly the most formid-
able of the winged tribe.
The natural food OF the eagle is the
lamb and for q century past there are
records Of frequent stealings Of ewes
along the coast line I'm Canada and the
United States. Fawns have also disap-
peared I'm the Northern Rockies. and
geese and poultry have been carried
away within sight OF their owners, but
people who live in mountainous regions
rather expect these things. and as the
eagle has been lonc a resident Of Nj
agara Falls his occasional thcfts have
been pardoned But when he comes TO
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-26
New Ribbons.

The new Roman Stripes. The
new Scotch Plaids. The SHIN
mering, shining, changeablc Taf-
fetas and all the other lavorites
are here.
No. dis-inchl Heavy Cord hll-silk
Black Gros-Grain Ribbon, real worth
Pic, TO sell for &c. yard.
No. 1G gH-inch) Heavy Cord AlIsilk
Black GrOs-Grain Ribbon, real worth ltcr
to sell for lOc yard.
No. 40 (3ik-inch) Beautiful All-Silk Moire
Taneta Ribbon, in newest eVer-cn anSing
effects, real worth 25c, 10 sell Tor I'l'
yard
No ca Q5-incm Fine Quality All-Silk
Changcable Tancta Ribbon ln ihe new,
ost fan shades. real worth "'i' I'd zen
frr nlr yard
No. 60 Cps-inch) Beautiful Scotch and
Tartan rlud Ianeia Ribbon Do 'll OF ,ne
most rich and stylish color comm ihalloH7'
neal worth 42c.. 10 sell for 2ac.
9-iuch Heavy All-Silk Black Beitine,
with cord edge real worth -lc., 10 sen
for 1Gc. yard -,,..- Am
10 40 0ul 3il-inch) Nice Quality Az
SIX Plain Taneta Ribbon, an colot7' ie"l
worth pc, 90 sen for lic. yard
Notions and DreSsmakers'
Supplies we make a spe-
cialty of. Try us.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-26
We sell Ferris Waists FOR
Misses, Young Ladies, and
Ladies.
New trimmings.

Braids, guimps, and garnitures
of every worthy sort. Sets, fronts,
frogs, and iridescents galore.
New Mohair Guimp. in all Of the latest
IAN shades, real worth lOc., 10 sell Tor
Fancy silk and Mohair Guimp. in the
newest nulti-color effects, real worth l0c.'
TO sell for Zoe. yard.
beautiful SIX Guimp. In all OF the most
stylish tri-tone effects, real Wo'th l7c'
Co sell for Ice yard q, t.ot
Fancy SILK and Mohair Guimp A-lnch
wide. in the newest tinsel and ever-cnanE-
ing colors. real worth &c, 10 sell lot
19c yard. q.
Fancy Black Mohair Frogs. real worm
100 90 rofi Tor lM' each
Beautiful Au-Slk Frogs. IN black
navy. green and brown. rear worm "'c-'
Fancy Mohair braid Sets. three frogs,
fancy straps for cuffs. and pieces TOT
back of waist real worth Toe. 10 sell TOT
An-snk Fancy Set FOR front, back and
cuffs in tho latest design, real worm F-.0''
mack Bolero Jacket Mohair. braided on
net verv pretty and stylish. real worm
sl.4S, % sen for flOJ.
Our claim is better goods
and better asSortmentS for
less money than other
stores.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-26
AMERICAN EAGLE MUST GO.
Franklin Opposed It's Adoption as The
National Emblem
HAS now BECOME A PUBLIC DANGER.
within a Month Children Have Been AtN
tackled, Dogs Carried OGand Poultry
stoleu-Cnclo sam May
ODER "a Bounty.

DO is just one hundred and twenty
years since Benjamin Franklin expressed
his regret that the eagle had been chosen
FOR the national symbol The great Amer
can eagle az that time was q bird OF prey,
committing ravages wherever 10 could,
and carrying of live stock. children and
agricultural specimens whenever 10 had
an opportunity TO do SO.
But the eagle from It's majestic app
pcarance. its lofty flights and tho beauty
of the scenery ln which 10 loved 20 SOAR
had excited the admiration of the states
men of the new republic, and. in spite
of Franklin's protests. the eagle was
chosen as the national emblem. and was
olaced upon the money coined by the
ne,s mints-"thc great American eagle
81 was called. and as such it has been
known ever since.
soon after this the eagle Quoted down
and beyond showing itself 10 visitors az
Niarara Falls and TO those along the
Great lakes. kept very quiet and be-
came am object of veneraton rather than
OF fear.
lat Of late the eagle has broken out
AGAIN and the government Is seriously
ccisidoring the advisability OF putting
lr.ce upon Sos head.
James G.. Kellogg. Ir.. member OF the
Elizabeth \. Jr AAHINNiN Nl"Nt '''"
few davs ago "a bald eagle circling over
his home. he took "a shot at the bird
and Il zen into the river. He rowed out
40 secure 20. but 50 fought so that 1t
took him half an hour TO capture A.
Just as he was growing weak from
loss Of blood Kenocg succeeded in grasp
inc the eagle about the neck with both
hands A struggle followed and tho boat
Was overturned. But the eagle was mas
tered II measured 10 feet from inc tips
Of IFS outstretched wings.
Two weeks ago the keeper OF the PIER
mont Morgan kennels was astonished 10
observe n large bird soaring over an
omen garden plot upon which a Valuaoie
bnlddog was frolckine. While ne gazeo
thc eagle 90 his astonished vision, de-
accndod and. fastening IFS claws IN the
bniddoe's hide. rose rapidly. As soon as
n Vad cleared the earth by forty feet
n hogan soaring round and round IN
rogniaceut circles. SIS flight being some
thin,, beautiful 20 behold. shot from
tho eun OF an assistant keeper made the
earle drop its prey and away II scared
minus "a few feathers, while the uos
reached the ground unhurt
A fev DAYS before a valuable dog was
missing from a large kennel near Gran
stong-on-thc-H Hudson, and within n few
hours Of this occurrence resident or
Yonkers reported that his wife had a des-
perate battle with an eagle and had only
succeeded IN saving her child after the
most heroic efforts.
Coincldent with these reports como
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-26
Appomattox County.

VERT Va. september 2L-Speciol-
The droucht Is al last broken by cola
blowing rain which has been falling Tor
the last twenty-foIr hours, and While u
will not do the crops any good, the farm
ers are glad 20 see II on account OF SOW
ing wheat
4 larger acreage will be sown In wheat
this fan than usual owing somewhat 10
the rise in IL. and more especially 10 the
fact that more area can be cultivated
with the same labor than any other
crop.
The labor question has become a source
Of very great annoyance 10 our people.
some Of them being unable 10 get hands
at any price. IL seems that the laborng
class had rather go TO the towns ana
work for their board than 90 stay with
the farmers az any price.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-26

a dispatch from Anderson. Ind. 10 the
Cincinnati Enquirer says VIM. Moore,
OF this county has a hen which demands
a place on the list of freaks by right OF
ability 10 turn out new kind OF hen
fruit She has been laying an egg with
In an egg, and Keeping II up with regular
ny. one OF them was exhibited al the
Doxey House In this city to-day. The
egg looks Ike any other egg on the out
side and when opened there IS the usual
proportions Of white and yellow. but in
the centre Of the yolk Is found another
egg with a perfectly formed and hard
ened shell. II is about the size OF a
birds egg. The inner egg contains no
white.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-26
Lad es' Capes.

Ladies' cloth Capes fine quality Black
Beaver. fancy braided 'front.' collar
trimmed with martcn fur fun sweep, ~
inches long. would Dee % bargain at So.
Special opening sale price. S421.
Ladies cloth Cape- of All-Wool Ncr-
eev. collar martcn for trimmed also mar
tom heads and tails trimming ON front "a
PEAL SIS value. At special opening sale
price. $40.
Ladies' Boucle Cloth Capes. satin face
lined with martcn fur trimmed around
collar and down front. cheap at ST. AT
special opening sale price So.
Ladies' Jackets. BOuCic. of Black ana
Hello mixed. very pretty cont 'front.' an-
other style of strictly An-Wool kersey,
f.ncv braided and frog trimmed front.
d0ublc-hrcastcd. also. Black Ail-Nool
rough cheviot cloth. very stylish, with
frog-trImmcd front. the latest fad, newest
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-26
Ladies Underwear.

Ladies Jer1ey Ribbed Flcece-lincd Vest,
real value Poo. Bargain price, lie
Ladies' Jersey Ribbed. flecce-lncd Vest
aud Pants, real value, 2'c. Bargain price,
Ladies' Jersey Ribbed Flcece-uncd
Vest and Pants. extra fine quality. bleach-
ed and unblcached, real value, zoe. Bar
gam price. 2jc.
Ladies' Jersey Ribbed Grey Wool Vest,
silk tape in neck, with pearl buttons, real
value, SOC. Bargain prize. S9c.
ladies' Fine White Morino Vest ana
Pants. real value soc. Bargain price,
81 l-2c
Ladies Natural Wool. Non-shrlnkng
Vest and Pants. real value. &c. Bargain
price. soc.
Ladies' Jersey Ribbed Vest and Pants,
in grey and white, real value. 500. Bar
gain price, zoe.
ladies' Fine White Merlno Vest and
Pants. real value SL0o. Bargain price,
ladies' Natural Wool West and Pants,
real value. 500. Bargain price ijc.
Ladies Fine White Australian Wool
Vest. medium weight; real value. 500
Bargain price, zoe.
Ladies' Superior White Persian Woo
Vest and Pants. real value. Sl2'. bargain
price. fl00
Ladies Jersey Ribbed. Atwood Vest
and Pants; real value N25 Bargain
price. 800
Ladies' Black Worsted Jersey Ribbed
Vest and Drawers, real value, N.io. Bar
gain price, Sl25.
Ladies' jersey Ribbed Fleece-linei
Union suits. elegantly finished. silk taped,
with pearl buttons. real value, %. Bar
gain price. soc.
Ladies' jersey Ribbed. Fleece-lined
Union suits, real value. $1o0 Bargain
price. 75c. 49,,
Non Shrinking Union Suits. in light grey
real value. 81 25 Bargain price. Nl.00.
Ladies' White Flccce-lned NON shrink
ing Union suits. real value. sli5. Bargain
price xlnO
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-26
Separate Skirts.

a regular 5000 garment for 8H very
choice stylish. perfect ht finish. interim
cd. of fine quality coarse Sicilian high
lustre. the up-to-datc skirt for everybody
"a real $500 bargain AT bargain price,
SA9S
500 skirt offering for Sj4S: the choicest
of IT'S kind, the -ft is there, we guarantee
10 20 you. the finest skirt that the New
York market can produce at this price,
of choice quality. ottoman SIX figured.
gros grain, regular 500 quality At spe-
Clal price. S5.4S.
Ladies' Fine SILK Figured Mohair Skirts,
fun width. nicely made, finished sea ns,
Ieal $500 NlLuo. ~ LAr..-n mr-.o. SD.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-26
Shirt Waists.

Special offering for Saturday and Mon
day. Ladies Black Tancta SILK Shirt
Waist. the newest and n0bbiest shirt
waist in Richmond. expressly made for
front. double point yoke back pleated.
white detached collar. cuff finished off
with tancta rufile and two small buttons,
regular 500 quality Al bargain price,
&98
one more special in Flannel Shirt Waist,
an sizes from 80 TO A. in black navy and
red. plain ny front lined throughout. deep
pointed yoke. pleatcd back. two buttons
on cuffs, white detached Numbered coll
lars, regular $3.50 quality. Al special bar
gain price 81 .gs
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-26
3 VS. Underwear.

Rows Heavy Grey Wool shirts and
Drawers. real value, 3Jc. Bargain price,
81. c,,-.-
Boys Extra Heavy White Meflno sni,s
price. 2jc.
Bovs' Pants and Drawers all-wool IN
sca.ict. real value. zoe. Bargain price,
29c.
Rows Atwood shirts and Drawers. IN
sclrlet: real value. Zoe. Bargain price,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-26
Mems Underwear.

Mems Heavy Ribbed shirts. goods worth
Soc. for 2jc.
Mems White Merino Shirts and Draw
e-s this a real soc garment. for 81 l-2c.
Mems Heavy Tan shirts and Drawers,
ribbed. wool mixed, good value at JOc.,
for 81 lie.
Mems Extra Quality Natural Wool
Shirts, 2-3 WOOL worth l5c.. for i4c.
Mems White Wool Mixed Shirts and
Drawers. extra good value. soc.
Mems White Heavy Mcrino shirts and
Drawers. &C.
Mems Fleeced Lined shirts and Drawers
THIS a higd grade garment IN every re-
spect. uiCes trimmed wool or cotton
neeced a real ijc. garment. for soc.
Mems Natural Wool shirts and Draw
ors This garment cannot be bought any
where In the city for less IMAM $l.VV' oui
price zoe.
Mems White Merino Wool Shirts and
Drawers. extra good value. Zoe.
Mems Scarlet shirts and Drawers, all
wool, medicated, Zoe.
odd lot Mems Atwood Scarlet Shirts
and Drawers, worth Sl00. and SLZo, Tor
1gc.
Mems Scarlet Australian Lambs Wool
Shirt and Drawers. rms aahsh ciasS o.
ment iu every way. Inc Ieh NdlF' Fi'~''
for 800.
Mems Scarlet Double Back and Front
ali pure Australian Wool shirts. heavy
! weight, 500
Mems Extra Fine White scotch Wool
Shirts and Drawers, best trimmings an
pure wool, $l00.
Mems Natural Wool Shirts and Draw
ers. am pure Australian wool shirts dou-
bic back and front, worth SL21' for f"
Mems White All Pure Lambs Wool
shirts and Drawers. This a high grade
garment; every thread wool. $Ll3.
Mems White Extra Fine Cashmere Nool
shire and Drawers. good weight, nicely
trimmed. worth 800 for Nl2.
Mems White Medium Weight SHIRTS ana
Drawers. 2-3 wool. zoe. .,.,-..,
Mems White Medium weight ouiItS anu
/ Drawers. an pure lamb $ wool. tl0
Mems Heavy Weight Balbriggan shirts
and Drawers, zoe. - c,
nicely trimmed, Nc. ,..,-.. e,t...
D 4 Al 10
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-26
Bargain Sale of Underwear.

The selling Of Mems Womens, and Chldren's Fall and
Winter Underwear starts tomorrow We make he oenng
sale an OF money saving oppoun ties such econom
cal buyers can't afford to overlook We guarane: to give
you fuller Sizes better weigh and higher grades at
prices than any other house in Richmond.