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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-31

terina. good-looking brown IiaIe by
King Nutwood. WAS unsteady in the heavy
footing. and was df1@n ait"r tho lhiro
heat.
2.2D class came the gcntleman's road race.
Ii had but three starters, ana was trOlttu
in slow time and won by George VI: HAT
denis roam mare Lady May, by John W.
Daniel. the chestnut mare Emma j. TAX
ing second money, and the gray pacing
mare Lula Bay third.
A dash of threc-Quartcrs Of a mile rum
ming. purse 800, had six starters, ana
went 10 the bay mare Miss Modred. Goid
Bug second and Jencola third. Time. II.
And the programme for the day ended;
Rain caused a postponement OF the
races on wednesday and thursday. ON
The afternoon OF the latter me sI,n ,nons
out brightly. aud probably ten thousand
people gathered on the grounds IL was
announced by the management that the
entire unfinished race programme OF the
week would be run on on Friday, ana me
first race was TO have been called az ~
A. NJ, but even before that hour the ele-
mcuts were AT war. and rain began 10 idll
fast. causing the races &c be declared on.
When this decision was reached thefe was
"A general look OF disappointment. thouSh
quickly relieved when the announcement
was made that entrance fees would be re-
turned by the society ana freight pald on
stables destined 20 other points
KiNct. winner or the ---' ti-H0f ii'N''.iG
at Raleigh. is a bay mare, I'VE years oid'
bred 10y r. s. Vecch, 81. Mathews, Ky,
sired by Indian HIN. dam fallacy, by
George Wilkes. The time OF the nrat
heat, 2.25A. Is her record. she has beeh
trained and driven in all of her races by
William Chapman. the well-known colored
trainer, OF GOldsborO. n. {. Rivet has
started i've times this season. winning
four nrst moneys and one second
Lutte Dawson. winner Of second money
In this race. is bay mare. tve years old,
Nv Jack Dawson. son OF Director dam
Lucy $. by Young jim. and IS owned ny
nnrchased her as a yearling at Lexington.
XIV She was driven by Tom Cannon, ana
trotted n remarkably good race. never
making break IN the seven meats, anu
whenever called upon.
Relle NJ. VINO ranked next 10 Lure paw
son In the summary. and trotted TO q
record OF 2;271si II y sood-leokips pp-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-31
Domestics Cheap.

Cotton, Cotton, Cotton Ever
changing-ftful DIS the winds. No
matter what the market conditions
are we always sell cotton stufs the
lowest.
Unbloached Cotton, full yard wide. good
weight, cheap at &C.; our special low price
makes it 7-Sc.
Unbleached Jeans, 2S inches wide, good
value at &C.. our special low price makes
it DC.
Bleached Jeans. % inches wide, bar
gain at &c.; our special low price makes
it lie.
Bleached Canton Flannel, % inches wide
fine twill. with short fleece. good weight;
regular 6 1-ic. value-our special low price
makes II 5c.
Bleached Canton Flannel. fine twill with
short fleece - inches wide, bargain nc
PC: our special low price makes u JOG.
Unbleached Canton Flannel. 30 inches
wide. very heavy twill. with long fleece,
a great number at l0c.; our special low
price makes II l-6c
Unbleached Canton Flannel. 81 inches
wide. exceptionally heavy twill, with long
deece will not rub off i'm laundering. but
there to stay; a great item az u l-zc' our
special low price makes IL lOc
ITnbleachod Sheeting. II yards Wiae'
heavy, even thread, cheap az l'ci our
special low price makes IL j. l--c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-31

CHRIsrIANsBURG VA. Oct. 3o.-spe-
ciaI -The candidates for the Legislature
viii close their canvass in this county to-
dav AS both reside in Radford, they Will
nut in their hardest licks there Monday
n is hard TO predict the result. although
every one comedies that very light vote
win he polled The people seem TO be
very little interested in politics this year,
and as times are considerably better than
one year ago. they are sticking close to
their business.
me tobacco raisers OF Floyd county are
beainning TO ship this years chop. Very
little Is raised in this county now. al
though n was probably the leading one
In this staple In the Southwest fifteen
years ago.
large crop Of wheat has been sown
and IL Is looking exceptionally well.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-31

Whitbv. 21S1-i. pacing. Pamlco, Jr.,
was bred and formerly owned by ,. b;
Nelson, Of this city. and from him passed
To Mr.. Tilford. The latter owns ana re-
breeding establishment by General y. r
Bcale six miles out from washington
The bay stallion Melville Chier. that
captured the blue ribbon in his class az
tho Raleigh Fair. Is well preserved ana
Vigorous. and though twenty-one years
old. the aged son of Tattler ana Lady SIM
pie is handsome and erect IN carriage
and FORM lie was recently purchased
by his present owner, j. W. LONE Lev
wood, n. C., from j. a. Long, HIahaW' y.
Melville chief has sired Clipper, 2:l9 il,
ChOcfaW 2.3O and the dams or Mdehie
Campbell. 2.2l -. Peacock, - -; anu
LADY May 2.2l II. pacing. In ADDITION 10
these. others Of mis- get have slower rec
ords while many or the cleFerest anu
haudsomest road and harness horses IN
that section OF the old North stare NeIe
gotten by this son of Tattler. that never
had access TO even a fair Glass VI i''''' Co.
Mr. G. f. Weston. who directs AFFAIRS
AT the famous BiltmOre farms, near Ashe-
,,ille \. C.. is Using as a roadster the Day
mare Palmetto. by Pamiico. -.lV, oahh
Nettie. by Rober. Mealom' 30
Mr. w. A. Nixon. Raleigh, N; c.. has
s,,,iflv made lour-year-old in j. +. T.,
cb.stntt son OF Empire Wilkes ana hypa-
tia. By Hambetoniah oSoo. thal an ne en.ilSS
OF having handled 10. speed next S''So"'
Mr. Joseph I.assiter, OF the richmond
Horse Bazaar. 1883 east Franklin street,
is encouraged over the outlook Tor a good
,,,,nfer season and IS making extensive
nreparations for handing big iot OF
horses OF all grades. including roadsters'
trotters. general purpose and draft horses.
~. ali hold eemi-Wcekiy auction sales
iii during the season, ana on TUESDAY
next will offer a select consignment OF
horses from Kentucky and the west.
Mr. A y. Gwathmey. Of New York city,
-. treat road mare either IN single
harness or 70 pole, in Lucy Ashoy, I'm; 1aI,s
He recently drove the drsasnesr over % 'I he
Fieetwood track IN 2:25l,. and she fnisned
irons which induces the belief that TINS
mare u can do the distance rigged the same
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-31
Ribbon Bargains.

Did YOU ever see such a grand
showing in any other store IN
Richmond? OF course you didn t.
IMPOSSIBLE
No. co. a II inch) All-slk Roman
sfrfped Satin Ribbon, very stylish colors,
really worth 29c., special price lac. yard.
N6. y. q inch) Fine All-Silk Black and
white Shepherds Check Taffeta Ribbon,
worth l5c, special price Dc. yard.
No. 30. 3 j. inch) Beautiful All-Silk.
New Armure Weave. Scotch and Tartan
Plaid Ribbons. really worth 5sc., special
price 25c. yard.
No. 49, g IL inch) Strictly Pure Silk,
Roman Striped Taneta Ribbon. new and
stylish color combinations. really worth
&C.. special price. 2jc. yard
No. All-Silk. Linen Back, Velvet Rib
bon. regular PC width, special price JIG.
piece of 10 yards.
No. Co. q 1-2 inch) Good quality Au-silk,
Plain and MORE Taffeta Ribbon. dark fan
shades. really worth 25c. and 29c., special
price ilc yard.
No. Co. q inch) Fancy Figured Satin
Brocaded Ribbon. black only, really worth
15c.. special price Sc. yard.
No. 40. 0un 10 inch) Heavy AI-snk,
Double-Faced Satin Ribbon. good shades,
actually worth SOC. special price llc. yard.
No. 49, g IL inch) Fancy White Lace
Striped Taffeta Ribbon. with colOred Satin
stripes. all good colors. really worth 29c.
special price l9c. yard.
For ease and comfort wear a Ferris
Waist - for Ladies' Misses and
Children,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-31
New Corsets.

Special among the Corsets we
have the w. B. i'll the new shape,
made of French Coutille--extra
short, low bust, low back, cut
high over hips-made on the bias
with straight front-made to cons
form with the demands of fashion,
price S1.oo
c. B. Corsets. in short length, very easy
and comfortable, l-hook, white and black,
7Jc. each.
Special lot Of { ,. Black Satin Cor
sets. with rich pink and blue embroidered
silk figures. sizes IS TO p; regular g val
ucs, TO go at i5c. each.
The famous Ferris Waists for Ladies,
Misses. and Chidren-the most comiorta-
bic waist made:
Ferris Waist. for Children, zoe.
Ferris Waist. for Misses, 70 and l5c.
Ferris Waist. for young Ladies', 15c
Ferris Waist. for Ladies, 81.
ThompsOn's LOw-Back Corset, made es-
peclallv for stout people, with full breast
and hips. extra long waist 81 each.
G-Hook w. b. COrsets, made OF the very
host lean. with sattcen strips, handsomely
Tossed. white and black. 81 each
l.. a O.. Nursing Corsets, in black and
white. very comfortable and easy, with
patent fastening. 81 each.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-31

headed chestnut mare, FIVE years old by
Kankakee. brother TO kremlin, Dam un-
traced She was bred by Y. y. lll'ilaS-'
near Holton, Kan, and rs owheq ~ al
John b. Jones, Augusta, va, III ~ bnt
Is "a rank scorer and SLOW 10 bct or, a.,
with Portman behind her she ,'o 49,.
good race in the mud. ana Is qu''' SP'''''
Tho largest exhibitor of horses al IA
,oieb vas Colonel Bennchan cameron
r'e3i,,t"eb sind Stagvillc, y. c., who cap
tursd "a number OF premiums ills ~
nthtts included thOrOughbrecs' uvt'.,''
hackneys. draft. and coach horses. Ii it ,l,
latter class he captured INC ni u efet
with The handsome imported hnsi'S.l 60,
~ ~ ifo,dinand and another blue ripnon
s'ith tbo Melville chef mare Ahtc Noi-
Tins. dam Of Maggie CampDeli. ~ -,
Colonel Cameron.s brown stalho9 o siinno
broon. by Pilot Belmont out OF Aice
couins. took the red ribbon IN the class
Tor standard stations. the hue gong 10
the bay horse Melville thltl' "a son OF
Tattler. 2:2G and Lady Simple, by Happy
owned by J. W. Perry Leewood' Chatham
county. y. {.
rhe cight-vcar-old bay stallion Kelley,
son of ElcctiOneer and Esther. thorough
brCd daughter of Express won the third
heat of the 2.3j trOt al liagerstOwn. Md,
on the 18th instant and entered the list
of standard speed with record OF -.
Kelly was very speedy and gave prom
Use of taking low mark IN his tve-year-
old form. hut went wrong m "a forward
tendon and his track work was suspend
Cd That year the son OF Eicctioneer
worked an easy mile In 2.23 IL. ana could
show quarters In - seconds. Esther. the
dam. ranks high as a speed producer. haV-
ing to her credit the great three-year-oid
campaiener Expressive. 2.iZ ~. Express.
2.2l. Kelly 2.21 and Edwina. ~ l-2. an
hy Electioneer, while her daughter. Extra
bv the same sire. bred 10 Piedmont, pro-
duced Esparto Rex. 2;2l.
Kelly Is owned by that liberal patron
OF the trOtting horse Mr.. James cox az
BeigraVia Farm Mt. Jackson, Va. VINO
purchased the son OF ElecuOncer several
years ago. and placed him al the mead
Of his stud. Kelly has sired only Few
f0als. and those are mostly owned az BEL
eravia but they are or high form ana
show pronounced trotting acton.
The bay mare jamie 81, by EgTood, Out
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-31
HORSES AND HORSEMEN.
.rgE NORTH oAROLTNA STATE FAIR
ND BACE NETTING
=, WAS MARRIED by Rain and the Race fro-
nina Unnnished--Kelly yrots In
e.s7--saie Of Riyet--other Notes

,-rf annual fair and race meeuns on 'ne
r.,,th carolina State Agricun ulal 9oDi..S
.'-..a af Raleigh on IuceddN Ahvill"1,
~ i4tn Instant. with bfieht pfosl't't
sbroG and gave promise on ".u te',' -. :
,,., ,,.o,,,i ln attendance ihan mao pre-
pa. 81 ..tfered I'M the capital city OF ihe
49, 7b state Oh similar occasions.
ilc,t n M Battle and Secretary
49,. Nirheis had provided numerous az
sr+.tione among thcm grand 'NhipitS o'
.ori.uifiral products from the mus iit
mons f.rne In the state. lh'iuvInA OH
moro Bcconuccchcc anu .t4 ,,.e.
81 .1o,, of ACKNOWLEDGMENT Hathtitu ~
.e..,.r.f.r, Nirhnis flee when. on 4 uern1s o
tl,tfv nftor rntd,iav ~ began To rain.
.rie r,ee uforrammc. which nda been pre-
narol under tine direction 81 MI ".
Iatehoior director of the horse u'iat'
ment. was quite an ATTRACTIVE v'e, 60.
tine entry Nst larger than lht hi"li ,,,,,,.
ment anticipated. WIN ". - i',' sn me
James &. Lew and ". }. '9fl., ia
Judges stand. the hrst event on Nv, az. ..'ss
fist for 2yD lrOtters, purse <-W' "o'
rsflod al / A. III. Rain had already com
,.lnced 10 iall ana 10 continued th' Nn'ic
afternoon Tho track grew heavier -
the race progressed -nd S ven meats Ntls
,rorlysd 20 decide me contest. Mhicn
t,rniehed thrsc additions 60 the fst OF
.tendfr5 foecd THE .ay mare kiNet. -py
80. Tfll. won thc first heat in 2:2oii.
sft,. ecronA and third heats went TO the
rtc.s,ut marc Belle NJ. % kankakee,
"a 9.y7l each Then Lutte Dawson. by
fack Dawson. won the t"urih meat IN <.op
49, ffivet captured the sixth ana
seefnth heats In ::5j and 2.i6 and ended
ny . eS FOR frat moaey IN the sum
.osyv tl,tle Dawson FOR second. t.eile "a.
zor tlira. and frank 4. ior -4'irths SIS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-31

Metal Lamp. urn shape, with onyx stem
and base. lift-out f0lnt 10-inch delft globe
worth $2O-our price, Sl6l5.
Metal Banquet Lamp. gold leaf gliding
stem onyx and brass, l0-inch globe; worth
$li-our price. 49,
Metal Banquet Lamp. % inches high, p
inch globe worth Sour price. 2.ll.
Metal Lamp, cupid stem, S2.Sg.
China Banquet Lamp. "a inches high, IA
inch globe. Hft-out fount. decorated In
pansles. worth SlS-our price. Sl0S9.
China Banquet Lamp, Is inches nigh, 10
inch globe. handsomely decorated IN roses
worth SlO-Our price, ST.
Extra large Banquet Lamp fount and
globe to match. richly decorated In daisies,
maroon shaded: worth Sour price s.
China Banquet Lamp, shaded olive green
and brown. decorated I'm morning glories,
fount and globe 20 match, s..
China Banquet Lamp, shaded green. dec
GRATED in roses. globe, fOunt and stem 20
match: worth SOUR special price, s.
lockwood Metal Lamp, lift-out fount,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-31

NJ Role Of Richmond, by Daniel Lambert
brod ~ NVhitbv Farm. by n. &. ChamDlh
ana now owned by Edward j. Daw, WASH
fnvfon ID c. won the three minute tIoL
az HaEerstown, Mo, on tne l''n i' 49,
i'm straight heats, best time Z.5i, ana tue
dan, foilowing captured the second neat
M tbe 9.g5 fr0t IN 2.3pl-i. her present
record. She has been trained ana diiNeh
this season by q. VI. DeGarmendla, Mno
thinks well of the fve-year-oid daughter
of Egw0od.
Dr ~ II Whitehead Goldsboro. n. g.,
has sold TO Mr. George Magce. Raleign'
n q the nve-year-old bay mare kNtl,
POS IA. by Indian I'M Gam faliacy; , ng
George Wilkes This mare Is faster lna a...
Lcr Tecord indicates, and can beat ~
handily over a good track.
roo,,t issue OF that able. conserva-
.i,.o ana thoroughly reliable turf journal
s..ii,. enirif of the Times" has the fOl-
t,.,,.,ne, 10 saw about the bay mare. MISS
Seiso1 that was bred and formerly own
~ b., preston Eelvin. and later by a. T..
Don1an. both residents Of this city:
..'sse GOOD mare Miss Nelson Z.li il,
A.. -, owned and used by Horace Is.
NJ White has had lots OF fun with the
md racers of syracuse Win me danehtet
80 Norfolk. as until recently he had kept
-, identity a secret A few days ago
VI Teison forced Shadcland NOryal 10
-. tbe syracuse track IN 2.l3 81. IN
friendlv brush and then the Syracuse
horsemen found out what kind OF a horse
me. had been trying 10 beat all the sum-
mcr.
The black colt Mayo. 3. by Rupee. 2ll,
d.,,n Winnie y. dam OF human, 10 Ia,
-, tennis recently consigned by ms
n,,.rars here 10 one OF Smyth Brothers a.
Kiine's auction sales a. the Southern
Horse Bazaar; brSngni W. ana was pur-
Assvo could show miles close 10 2:50 this
season with very limited handling and IS
regarded as quite a good prospect Tor
speed and race morse qualities IN 1875.
Mr. Frank " Tilford. Washington. ID.
y has "A clever roadster and one or the
,a,',Hsomest horses OF his size 10 he seen
80 ~. drive ways around the National
@,,,;fol In the little chcsnut stallion Pam
Iie ~P Jr., BY. Pamlico. 2;ic. dam Mage, by
Norfolk, second dam Maud u, dam Of
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-31

9-lnch globe; worth Especial price 't6,.
Banquet China Lamp. 30 inches high.
decorated stem and globe, lift-out fount;
worth Sour price. A.2a.
Library Lamp, llft-out fount; worth 81
cut price, 81.
Library Lamp. decorated fount and
globe-cut price, Si.S9.
Parior Lamp. S-lnch globe, several styles
10 select from-Sl.
S-inch globe, decorated IN gold. for soc.
9-inch globe. richly decorated in new de-
signs; worth Si.2j-cut price, soc.
lO-inch globe all the new decorations;
worth Sl.50-our price. 81.
Enamel Clocks. with New Haven move
ments. with cathedral gong. strikes every
half hour. S-day. gold trimming. coors
oak, marble and rlack; worth Sour
price. Sl6a.
Extra large Enamel Clock new shape,
gold trimming, S-day. cathedral gong;
worth Slo-our special price, $3.50.
Nickel Alarm Clocks. worth SEC. cur
price Csc
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-31
Leather Goods Values.

We might say without exagger-
alton. ours is the ONLY COM
PLETE Leather Goods Depart
ment in Richmond-and values
the best.
Ladies' Opera-Giass Bag, with oxidized
clasp and velvet top, I'm black, green,
brown. and heiotrope; special price, S5ls
Real Morocco Combination Case. with
chamois skin and sterling silver tops In
green and black; really worth Sl.09-to sell
at Sis.
Ladies Black Seal Combination Cases,
s. great value. 20 sell az 50c.; worth 15c
A snoc<l lot Of Combination Cases IN
Black. TAM green. and red, to sell at Gc.;
worth twice the money.
Gents real Seal Card-Casc. in black,
green. ana tan, value 19c., to sell at soc.
Gents Flat Paragon Purse. something
entirely new, I'm tan and black; special
price soc.
Ladies' large size Chatclaino Bags, with
gilt rim and chain; real value, $ll9, sell at
SOC.
Ladies' Shopping Bags. real leather,
with outside pocket and nickel clasp; re-
ally worth Sl.gS. 10 be sold for $780,
Ladies. real Seal Shopping Bag, extra
quality leather lining. large size; value
Sles: special price. $Lis.
Ladies' REQ seal medium Shopping Bag,
with silk lirpg and extra SILK draw
string: really worth 8.eS, to sell 70 s3.la
Brainerd and Armstrong; Flo and
Wash Twists are the best-We carry
full and complete lines.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-31
Sturdy Hosiery

It's the only kind we SELL
STURDY ! Absolutely fast dye,
positively rightly woven, and be-
yond a doubt the best values.
Misses Fine Ribbed Seamless fast-black
Hose worth Y lie, for lOc pair.
Boys heavy fine Ribbed Hose, for school
with extra spliccd heels and toes, for
T. lie. pair.
Misses and Boys school Hose. seamless
ana stainless. double heels and toes, u lie
pair. (Sizes 3 TO i0)
Misses real Maco Hose double knee,
heel, and toe. guaranteed absolutely fast
and stainless, Hermsdorf Dye. 25c. pair.
Boys extra heavy Bicycle Hose. special
knees, heels. and toes, sizes to 10. 25c.
Ladies plain fast-black Hose. DC. pair.
Ladies' plain and drop-stitch fast-color
tan Hose; worth Zoe. pair. for Sc. pair.
Ladies fast-black seamless Hose. worth
u l-2c pair, FOR 10c. pair
Ladies' Crown-Dye seamless fast-blaclS
Hose double heels and toes, .l2 l-2c. pair.
Ladies' Crown Hermsdorf Hose, double
solos high splced heels and toes, ice.
pair.
Ladies' plain black Hose. Hermsdorf-
Dye. spliced soles. heels, and toes, I'm light
and heavy weight 2jc. pair.
4 fun line Of Ladies' Fleeced Hose, in
balbriggan and black, also wool Hose, I'm
an shades Of gray and black
Our Art Department is nnequalled.
We sell Brainerd and Armstrong;
Flo and Wash Twists.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-31
Kid Glove Items.

1t matters not which is your
favorite shopping place, you'll
miss it by not buying your Kid
Gloves HERE. Positively the
best glove values in Richmond.
our Alexander Kid Gloves made Of soft,
pliable skins large pearl buttons, en-
broidery on the back Of both, black and
self color. in all Of the leading shades Of
tan, russell brown, black, and red, only ST.
Ladies' 2-Clasp Gloves, the most popular
Glove Of the season, both stylish and dur
able. for regular wear, in tan, brown, red,
black, and white, 81
The Clementina Kid Glove, made Of fine
French Kid. very soft and elastic. fine
finished seams n beautiful glossy black,
Fosters patent hook. only $lZj.
The Beatrice Glove. made Of real French
Kid. large pearl buttons. with both wide
and narrow stitching on the back, In
black and assorted shades Of tan, $50.
4-Button Kid Gloves. with heavy en-
broidery on the back, strong and we'll
made Glove, only ijc.
2-Clasp Gloves. strong and well made.
heavy stitching Of two-toned silk, in tan,
red. brown. and black. SIC.
Misses 4-Button Kid Gloves. in tans.
reds and browns, l5c. pair.
Misses 2-clasp Kid Gloves, In tan and
reds, sec. pair.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-31

SILK WAISTS. Ladies' Changcable and
plain Black Taneta SIX Waists, all the
new colorings very pretty and stylish. an
sizes. regular 81 quality, at sale price SigS.
Fancy Roman-stripe silk Taneta Shirt
Waist. the newest fad, very pretty and
handsome patterns; regular s. quality al
sale price, 500.
Handsome line OF Ladies' Cloth Waists.
doublc-point yoke plcated back, full 'front.'
e0ft flannel collar; regular $3.50 quality
at sale price g,c.
Ladies' Scotch Plaid Shirt Waist, box
plcatcd front and back white detached
collar. right mp 90 date. regular $50 quail
ity at sale price $l9s.
Ladies' Flannel Shirt Waist. made OF
strictly all-wool flannel, double point
yoke. fun front, ploatod across; regular
S. quality nj sale price. S2.59.
SILK UNDERsKlRTs.-Ladies' change
able Taneta silk Urdoiskirts, with deep
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-31

Crash. Il inches wide, Red and Blue
Checks; regular 1-3c. value, our special
low price makes n 81
crash, Red Border TWILL Linen, is
inches wide; good value at l0c., our special
low price makes IL l-3c.
Crash. Unbleached, all Linen. Is inches
wide. a great bargain at l-5c., our
special low price makes ii lie.
Crash. fancy checks. Red and Blue p
inches wide: this quality sold for 15c and
lie: our special low price makes it y lie.
Crash. fancy checks, Red, Blue. and yell
low. 20 inches wide, linen; regular l9c.
value: our special low price makes IL l0c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-31
Wool and Zephyrs.

We've a thorough stock Of
WOODS, zephyrs and yarns in all the
wanted colors at very low prices.
Split and Single Zcphyrs in black and
all bright. pretty shades.
Single Germantown In black, white, and
all cOiOrs
Three fly saxony In black. white, and
all light cOlOrs.
Knitting Yarn In red only
Spanish Yarn In black and gray.
German wOrstcd "a black. white, and all
dark colOrs.
Ice wool in black, cream, blue. and
pink. .-s 49,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-31

Beautiful H-inch Large Plaid surahs' IN
handsome colorings; regular value ST. we
price them 75c.
At 75c yard: 2O-inch fancy Ialeta
Silks. In the largest ana most Naiieu u.s.
sortment in the city.
At 81 n yard: 2-inch Rich roman
Striped Taneta. extra heavy goo"s' ana
the prettest colors made III Silks Iesu-
lar SL39 silk.
At 81 yard 20-inch handsome Flsur-
ed Novelty silk i'm All the beautiful swell
colors: this IS the prettiost SIX ever
shown I'm Rlchmond for the price.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-31

is inch Ali-Wooi Black Diagonal Heavy
vale and very handsome, regular ioc.
goods Soc yard.
ss inch An-Wool Black Figured Novel
tics IN a large variety OF patterns, very
handsome designs and specially cheap,
regular 50c. quality. 39c. yard.
rs inch Black Figured Mohairs' beautiful
patterns and particularly nice quality,
REGULAR 29c quality. l9c yard
IA inch Granite Cloth. unquestionably
ba hest wearing goods ever sold very
crienv finish and beautiful lustrous black
fhe regular 81 goods Soc. yard.
our Ladies' Jackets and Capes fit
perfccily. wear splendidly and are
low priced.