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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-22
CORNER SIXTH AND BROAD STREETS.

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H., '.ll,r &c. H.. sirsI. Visible .rtIeIs
of. c,,iot,s Gross of which t-s ron-cIad
..r.',,IIsfiors" aiI MOI reilIv prescribe
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-22
Thin White Goods.

The manufacturers OF the goods would
vince II they saw the prices at which
we arc now selling them. II you have
needs, Il means that you get almost
twice as much for the same money
with which you could buy them
week ago
l7c. Dotted swisscs are now selling at
Dc.
iec. Persian Muls are now selling y l-2c.
2-yard wide Black Organizes are now
selling at gee.
2-yard-wide White Organizes are now
selling at 2jc
tic. Heavily Corded White p. X, Zoe.
English Long Cloth, the most
needed of all white fabrics, sec.
yard.
Channels Finish 9-Button Length
Gloves. Every size. 8 to 8 -; the
original cost, soc. a pair; sale
price, l0c.
More and more Of the Ladies
Muslin Underwear at such prices
as to cut short the work of those
who have been taking time to
make it. When ordering by mail
kindly state sizes.
Ladies' 75c. Fine Muslin Drawers, in
serting and lace edge trimmed, 4oc
Ladies' SOC. Heavy Muslin Gowns dou-
bic yokes, cambria ruiile trimmed S5c'
Ladies $50 and 81 Fine Muslin Gowns
Mother Hubbard and Empire effects
handsomely trimmed i'm lace and en-
broidery, choice, 96c
ladies' 45c Wide Muslin Up '-irts.
with tucks and cambria ol
sale. 35c.
Children's y lie. Heavy Mus. ia'
&c.
Nurses Large, Fancy and Plain White
Aprons, 10, PIP, 15 10, and 25c'
Large Brown Check Bingham Aprons
Sc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-22
Infants Summer Caps

Though three months remain in
which they can be worn, already
have prices been considerably re-
duCed.
Infants Pretty Null Caps, very sheer
cluster fine tucks, full ruche. daisy
ribbed, trimmed cost SIPS, for I5c'
All our Embroidered Null Caps, edged
with Valenciennes Lace and Pompon,
59c.
Nurses and Maids Fancy Caps, cost
Zoe. Tor &C.
Infants Dainty Embroidered Null Bon
nets, lace trimmed, were 50c., for 25c.
Infants Pretty Null Bonnets, Pink Blue
and White. two ACCORDION pleated rui-
hes. trimmed with Nalencienne5 Lace
over face, ACCORDION pleated cape
were H15; your choice for Sl.i0
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-22

.ou,,o, a,oesG.t InS,cog The blood must
he be- acrated anUSS general system must
be rebuilt by NIocess OF extensive GAY
genauon.
EXERCISE THE REMEDY.
For tbis purpose it is recommended
thot mo sufferer take o. brisk dash OF
some form of exercise 10 last unul iIee
nerspiration comes out over the "Hu'o
body for one half hour every 'ay' 'h"1
me drink copiously Of pure water lhat ne
cschc,y religiously. the use OF VINE peer
brandy. coffee and tobacco; ana mat ne
cease taking purgativcs and pepsH-
water next to air, Is the great carrier
OF oxygen. and oxygen Is the great pur-
fer and rebunder .,-,..,.
PERHAPS. in connection with this sub
toct II would not be improper TO state
that the writer has ON hand limited
number of the pamphlets 'Ilet IN
Health" which were IN such demand TWO
wears ago. and which he would be pleased
ia send TO any address upon receipt or
1NFANTILE ATHLETICS.
The following is in such thoroush ao-
cord with what was advocated IN the last
article on Hygiene and Health, that we
run tho risk Of firing the reader win
repetition. 49, =.
Dr "A. l.. Taylor read a paper with the
above title before the New York Academy
OF Medicine:
When one considers the muscular struc-
tlro. il becomes evident that man Is not
destined for life of inactivity. The
manner of obtaining an existence by an
Gent man or man I'm the uncivilized state,
necessitated mucn exercise, and az the
present day, we find ourselves with a
physical system whose healthy function
is not in harmony with rest Growth IT,
self. implies exercise. In waking hours.
the infants small limbs practice vigorous
movements. an act supcrhcially unim-
portant. but which is necessary TO growth
and power.
USE SHORT DRESSES.
Our purpose should be 10 encourage
freedom OF movement, but instead, mo-
theirs swathe the baby in much fine linen
and prepare the way for debility ana sick
ness What q contrast between the bring
ing up of the baby carried and loted on
tho back OF the African mother. and that
OF the baby raised under the restrictions
| OF city lifel
Or. Taylor advocated short dresses at
| an early period so that the little one could
| kick freely. two air-baths daily with play
1 and romping, and rubbing or washing OF
| the surface. The feet arc better off with
out shoes or even stockings. The natural
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-22
Very Great Shoe Selling
Is Going on Here.

Over 5000 pairs bought from a
shoe merchant retiring from busi-
ness. All the boxes were broken,
but that mattered little to Us when
the goods were perfect and we
could get them for half the actual
cost, so here they are on tables in
the centre aisle.
One table containing Ladies and Misses
Sl.25 Wei Kid Macay-sewcd ONtords
and Sandals, and = lasts. 69c.
One table containing Ladies' So OXfords
Chocolate Oxblood and black ST.
One table containing one lot OF Ladies'
50 and 81 Oxfords, in AN the newest
styles Sl49
One table containing ono Tot Of Ladies'
and Misses ONfords. Alacay- sewed,
worth from sl25 20 $50. for zoe.
Bows Russet and Black Lace shoes
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-22
CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA.
"A MISTAKE 70 STIMULATE THE d.
GESTITE ORGANS.
Systematic Exercise and Moderate Indui'
genocs ia Food-infantile Athletics,
fish as "A Diet.

In a late issue Of tho Dieteuc and
lIygicnic Gazette DR. Jackson speaks
pertnontly of the mest.maDle value OF
systematic exercise; moderate indulgence
IN digcsublc, nourishins food, the free
Inhibition OF pure water, and the inter-
diction OF stimuants narcotics, and seda-
lives ln oncct.ng a cure Tor dyspepsia
IL is shown that the disease fastens itself
most frequently upon those who are pent
zap In poorly ventilated Offices those Who
are engaged Ia mental Efforts those who
undergo little physical or muscular et-
iOrt, and those who drink malt liquors
before eating gorgeous meals vi smoke
strong cigars thereafter
Ii Is made clear that alcohol. nicotine
and caffeine che active principle Of cor
leel. when excessively used, hinder aera-
tion che supplying OF blood with oxygen.
and prevent Decentralization dhe climina-
ti0n o. C3rbOnlc acid gas, and practically
other waste matters. from the blood)
ADDING INSULT 10 INJURY.
Taking alcoholic preparations to stimu-
late the digestive organs TO perform their
function. Is adding insult to injury, Tor
20 the already weakened organ, and pro-
badly inhamed one also. IS superimposed
an extra eject OF tho same kind brought
about by the stimulant Administration
OF alcoholics Tor such purposes always
reminds the writer Of a college mate who
had taken more aboard than he could
well support. In consequence, ne became
nervous. and had all the premonitory
symptoms OF dellrium tremens To cor
rect tha trouble, he would hit the bot
tie" &C use colloquialism, often and
while there would be an eyanescent
stimulation the symptoms became worse
and worse. This serves as an example
Of the way alcohol works I'm dyspepsia,
which Is often a chronic trouble.
All starchy foods are, In the outset OF
treatment. condemned for at least one
fortnight Peptonized milk poached eggs
and tender broiled steaks are allowed un-
III the lining membrane OF the stomach
hAs sufficiently recovered 10 pour fortl
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-22

Low Rates TO q. \. X. Encampneni, Bnr
falo. y. Y. via York River Line aud
aud %. Railroad.
To those wishing % attend the ahov
encampment a. Buffalo, y. D., The weeh
commencing with August sd. the South.
ern Railway Will SEA rOund-tup ticket
from Richmond 10 Bufalo. y. Y, az 4
rate OF 49, tickets 90 bee sold from Rich,
mod for trains connecting with steamers
leaving West Point for Baltimore August
-0th ana Z3d, good to return 20 August
9fet. An extension of limit % Septem-
Der %. lS91. can bee obtained by ihe deposit
OK tickets with joint agent - Buffalo be-
tween August 2ld and 2lth, both dates in-
elusive. upon payment Of 2 cents Val.da-
ton Zee when depositing tickets.
These route OF these tickets r. VIA York
River Line 90 Baltimore and Baltimore
and ohio route from there.
For further Information apply 90 q. W.
Westburv. 4. h. A.. Southern Railway.
90 ssss Main street Richmond. Va
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-22
MEYERS BIC DRY GOODS STORE,

tendency TO play should be encouraged IN
children. and long tasks should NOT Do
imDoscd upon them as they tire much
easier than grown people under WORK.
The baby must not Doe ENCOURAGE 10
walk too soon before eihcient pHS 9l-a l.
DEVELOPMENT has taken place lest INJURY
result .,,-,
This subject is discussed very interest
i,.f,- i'm tbe Dietotic and Hyeieulc Gazo ne
b,. Sir Henry Thompson lie holds ana
very reasonably. too that Tor the aeucH
tarv man. whatever his Gaining III me-
whose engagements permit MN Z" 'aNo
only that moderate amount OF hluacul"l
exercise which SIS I'm an circumstance 'a-
ec,tfal to health. ana for great proper
lion of women whose habits mostly. are
,ot and often cannot Doe. active. the nu-
tritivo clements afforded by hsh admirably
e,,Dnlv an important part Of the wants OF
tbo bodv. The moderate amount OF uesh-
forming material present tn FISH, ana IN
form which entails but little labor on the
digestive organs and the facility with
which il may be associated with olner
clements Of diet (some fatty matters WIN
cereals and vegetables, as well as irmlsJ
place IL I'm the hrst rank OF foods IN that
mixed dietary which is suitable 70 those
who lead more or less tuc hll4h 'l 4'+N ~
which was referred.
IL is not said that FISH should supersede
the use Of meat altogether. although II
may do SO sometimes with an ADVANTAGE
a point only 10 be determined IN each IN
dividual instance after some Observation
and experiment For In all cases II - 10
be remembered that no man VINO mas
habltualIy eaten meat two or three t'nes
daily. can at once exchange II Tor hsh ana
cereals and vegetables without some us
comfort. 10 say the least.
GRADUAL CHANGES.
An radical changes I'm diet, even In the
right direction. require TO be gradually
.. made: the stomach conforms slowly, When
long accustomed 10 deal with animal rood,
TO the task Of deriving from unaccus-
toned materials the support necessary 10
the body. Given time for such modifea-
ton of function and it Is remarkable, Cat
| least il appears so 10 those who have not
practically studied the subject, that a
diot which. II adopted suddenly. might be
equivalent 20 semi-starvation, may. by de-
erees become the mcst healthful and nu-
tlltious which the individual can adopt.
SANITAS.
The Tinted Clothing Cutters Union OF
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-22
A thousand or more
Ladies' Vests

Of purest crisp white Isle thread,
as cool as silk, with silk tapes IN
neck and arms, are to sell here for
121Ic. each.
Several thousand OF same make have
been sold here all summer at 25c., and
were worth it,
Ladies' ~ l-2c. Low-Neck and short
Sleeves Swiss Ribbed Vests reduced
20 Sc.
Ladies Sc. Swiss Ribbed Vests reduced
TO &C..
ladies 500 Pure silk Vests reduced 20
zoe.
Ladies' Soc Lisle-Throad Rlchelieu Rib
bed vests reduced tO 25c.
Mems S100 Pure Lisle-Thread Shirts and
Drawers reduced 20 soc. each.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-22
Writing Papers.

Special sales for those who leave
home. Sent per mail at an extra
cost of SC. per box.
Hurlburts Finest % and 75c box Writ
ing Paper 2c.
osc Crushed Veuum Paper, l5c. a pound
Envelopes 20 match, Be-. a pack.
Tinted Paper, &c. q pound. EhVeiopes
TO match. Sc. package.
All our 20 and 25c Box Papers, loc'
Murray & Lannon'S FLORIDA Water 4oc'
q bottle.
eozodont 49c. o bottle
Shefelds' Denufrice. l5c.
Ualf-Pnt Witch Hazel 7c.
small Size Toilet Waters, 35c.
Lat d'Iris. 4Sc. bottle.
Bahy-Brushcs. l1c.
1O-row Nan-Brushcs. something new Tor
2lc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-22
Mems Furnishings

are to be sold off here, and by this
time YOU are aware that the mans
ayers of Meyers departments do
not spare any loss when merchan-
disc must be sold. It's cry often
used at this season. Reduction
sale and marked-down sale. But
where are prices so ridicuIously
cut and slashed as evidenced be-
low?
Mems Soft Bosom Madras Shirts. white
collarband and wristbands, pearl put
tons. worth 75c.. for Sc
Mems Iaunderod Soft Bosom Percale
Shirts. white colIarband, GUNS attach
cd worth 50c., Tor 59c.
Mems Real Percale Shirts, attached col
lar and cuffs. plcated and plain BOSOM
worth 75c., for zoe.
Mems pcrcale ard Cheviot Working
shirts, fun size and made strong
worth 40c., for 25c.
Mems Woven Working shirts, run 20
inches long. yoke back and collarhand'
Light and Dark coiors worth o0c.' for
3Jc.
Mems Unlaundered White Shirts, union
linen bosom. fine muslin, all improve
ments: never sold for less than 5lc..
FOR soc.
Mems Fine Elastic Suspenders made OF
the best web. mohair, ends worth q
10 &c.,, for lie.
Mems Bleached Jeans Drawers cut full
and made strong, for 25c.
Mems Imported Balbrggan Socks. dou-
BILE sole. heel, and toe, worth i'c., FOR
Joe.
Ladies Satin Shield Bows, an solid coli
ors. worth 25c., for Joe.
All-Silk Windsor Ties. plaids and stripes
Light and Dark colors, for - lie.
MEMS WASHABLE BAND-BOWS, All
WAYS SOLD FOR j. 1-2c., for 5c.
MEMS FOUR-PLY TURN-DOWN COL
LARS. SIZES Il 10 10 IL, for &c., or
two for 5c.
MEMS RED BANDANA GIANDKERh
CHIEFS, FULL SIZE. for 1 3-lc.
100 new pieces narrow Valen-
ciennes Laces, ready for this week
sale by the yard or dozen. Mail
orders promptly filled. State about
width and price wanted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-22
Ladies' NeckWear and
Waist FiXinSs,

comprising White Embroidery
Gretchens, Large Lace Fichus, En-
broidery and Null Collars, En-
broidery Waist Fronts, White
Swiss Suspenders, in three lots.
Fixings costing $3.50. 50. $3.50. and $500
at a choice Of 81.
FiHlngs costing 81 and SIPS at a choice
OF SOC.
Fixins costing 50 and 75c. at a choice
OF Csc.
Mail orders may be returned II not sat
isfactory.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-22
Boys Clothing
And Furnishings.

No wonder ,ve are talked about as the
bargain leaders. No wonder We are
talked about as money savers. sensd-
tional selling starts here 10 clean out
tho balance ~ our stock or ClOthing'
which We purchased from time 10 time
during the mast months. As the sea-
son crows late. we have sacrificed our
nro6ts So here are your savings
YOTr SAVE THE MANUFACIUK-
FR'S PROFITS. YOU SAVE THE
loss THE MANUFACTURER IN
CURED. AND YOU SAVE OUR
PROFITS. Three big savings Which
mean at least more than mar tle
usual cost. These savings are OF,
Boys Suits. Hats Waists fants' anu
Shoes. Mail orders VIII be hIleu, . anu
goods may be returned iih'He''''-'''
II not satisfactory.
Bows Best Alpaca Coats. no mater what
they usually cost sizes ~ 10 10 years
at zoe.
Bows soc. White Lousdale Cambria shlrt-
Waists. with pleated front ana PACK
and open wristband and pearl but
tons. for 59c.
40 dozen BOYS working shirt-Waists' IN
dark colors, with pocket thaI Gust
3Oc a piece. for i5c.
Bows White and Coloteu hlv"9D'' 'i"'-.
somelv trimmed with Swiss embroid-
ery. that were 81 and SLi5i your
choice 90 99c
400 pairs OK Boys Wash Pants, sizes 10
S wears. On I.lnen-color and Navy-Blue
ana White stripes, that cost 25c" Tor
Zoe.
90 pairs ~ Best white Duck Pants, sizes
to 10 wears. that cost Soc.. for Zoe.
Rove zoe Chovi0f Paints, in c0lOrs, BACK
and Cray. for -.c.
Boys Fine Imported WASH SUITS I'D In
en- Crashes. Linen Duck, Fancy GAIA
tea, with long and short pants cost
from g. 30 20 So your choice, glc.
Bows Wash Suits en- White Duck, Eng
fish Galatca, and Linen, regular floJ
value for 15c
Boys Suits In Blue and White striped
Galatea. Brown and White Duck. ana
solid White Duck, with large sailor
collars, that sold as high as ST. for
ace.
Girls and BOYS Colorcd straw Tams
and Wldc-Rrlm Sailor Hats, that cost
81 and 75c.: your choice for 25c.
1 lot Of Boys I0c. Linen Tams, with pat
ent-leather hrims. for l9r.
lot Of BOYS Soft-Brim Tams, IN Blue
and White were &c.. for Be.
Linen Tams. IN Blue. Pink. and White
checks. that were &c.. for BE.
Children's finest 25c. Ribbed
Hose, fast black, with slight miss
stitches, every size, Ioc. a pair.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-22
Sun and
Rain Umbrellas.

Mems Large Umbrellas Black Twilled
Gloria. very stylish hook handles, cost
up TO $3.50. in this sale, Gee.
s0o Umbrellas gathering OF all the
Novelty Umbrellas from our stock.
and costing up 10 S. at choice or
81.
st4s White China SIX, 2-ruhie Parasols'
now g.
81 and n.25 White China SILK Parasols'
now 59c
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-22
The Season for Fans.

8 about over. but we could not resist
the temptation of buying out am im-
porter of the highest novelty Japa-
n6se and Parchment Fans. These are
spread out on table for this week
selling, and though worth mp 90 50c.
aplece. YOU may pick your choice at
l9c. Mail orders will Doe carefully hli-
cd and state whether Empire or large
shape is desired.
200 Large Black Parchment Fans. worth
15c.. for &c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-22
WOmen's HOt-Weather

1t beats all how things seem to
favor one, at times. Nobody
would think of paying very much
for a summer dress 50 late in the
season, and still there's probably
need for another one.
Here's the opportunity
Black Cashmere skirts. we'll made, 4
yards wide and lined all through
worth S225, now Sl2j.
Linen Crash Skirts. well made, yards
wide, perfect fitting, worth Sl.l9, now
$50.
White Duck Suits, fun skirts and blazer
jackets, worth N.9), now 81.
Black Duck Suits, blazer jackets. trim
med in strips Of same, worth SL9s,
now $3.50.
Tan and Gray ATWOOD Bicycle Suits.
with loegins to match, worth Sj.99,
now $3.50.
Mixed Duck Suits blazer jackets and wide
Skirts, worth $3.50, now Csc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-22
Why Make Your Sheets

when You can get them ready
made for less than material costs.
Full Double-Bod-Size Round Thread
Bleached Sheets for 3}c. each.
New York NIL Sheets, PIP yards square,
for SOC. each.
Hemstitched Double-Bed-Size Bleached
Sheets. for zoe. each.
BOLSTER AND PILLOW CASES TO
MATCH
wide Domet Flannel, &c. quality, for
Use. q yard.
Fine Zephyr Ginghams small checks and
plaids. j. 1-2c. quality for G1-4c. a
yard.
wide Bleachod Muslin, without
dressing. for 8 1-2c. q yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-22
Record eakinS
Waist Sale.

a stock equalling two ordinary
retail stocks Of Ladies Tailor
Made Waists Is 20 be sold through
August. Leaving ont cost of ma
terial, the Waists are 20 be sold
for prices actually less than any
dressmaker or tailor wouldc and
sew them for You.
Every Waist is perfect fitting
and in perfect condition.
Mail orders should state bust
measure and may be returned IL
not satisfactory.
Waists OF light shifting prints thorough
iy made and pressed l0c
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-22
About
500 Yards Silk.

All-Silk Printed Indias-Dark
grounds with white figures.
All.Silk Twill Stripes-White
grounds, colorcd stripes.
Also, Brocade, Changeable Tai
fetas, and Wash Silks.
Grand Roundup OF All This
Seasons Silks, Costing Up to
80 cents a yard, at a fCIC
choice Of
About !, 200 yards silk Pongee
and India Silks, only this season S
most stylish patterns, for Waists,
Separate Skirts, and Suits.
A Grand Roundup of Our So
cent Silks at Choice Csc
OF
Samples sent anywhere. Mail
orders filled.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-22
A Sensation
In Bicycle Lamps.

The celebrated Cold Plated
Magic Lamps, originally 81 each
there now for SI.4o.
The silver-Faced Don Lamp. 49c.
The Boulevard Lamp. Sls9.
HYGIENE Saddles. usually 50, for 15c.
All colors Valentines Enamel l0c
Giant Toe-CliDs. l9c.
Dixon's Graphite. &c.
Cork Grips. 17c
Elcctric-Stroke Bells. 25c.
Single Stroke Bells. 12c.
Beck No. Saddle, Sl69.
Wood-Rim Cement, Zoe. bottle,
Ladies Summer Gloves, new
style, four large pearl buttons,
silk stitched, originally cost 800, ,
sale price Ioc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-22

The United Clothing Cutters Union. OF
Brooklyn has an agent on the road doing
very good work for their label
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-22
Ribbons.

hIDDOilS.
The finest Fancy Ribbons ever
brought to Richmond l. Stripes,
Plaids, and Brocades, costing 10,
so, and 75c. yard, are here now
selling a yard for 25c.
Taffeta Ribbons Of Pure Silk. both plain
and MORE, and IN every solid color.
The prettiest Reds, Browns, Blues
Greens: an Light and Dark Shades
and very near TO half the usual cost:
inches wide for 19c
Cream and White All-sik Tafeta Rib
bon. IA inches wide, &c. yard.
Cream and White Al-Slll Taneta Rib
bon, - inches wide, &c. yard.
Cream and White Al-sllk Taneta Rib
bon. inches wide, &c.
Roman Striped Betting, inches wide.
y 1-2c.
Ansnk Moire Sash Ribbons, Inches
wide. S0c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-22
A Big Sale of Mattings.
Mating needed2 Youre 1oTtu'
nate. Dollars will do large SER
vice tomorrow.

Heaviest Jointless China Mattlngs' u l-zc'
quality. for S-4c.
e5c. Ilnen warp Mattngs, inlaid de-
signs, and solid colors, l5c. q yard.
Heaviest China Mattings. made I'm Blue
and Green designs, worth 3Oc., for TIC.
1Oc. Heavy China Mattings, BE-
sL25 Smyrna Rugs 75c
eoc. Mexican Grass Hammocks, 25c.
$50. Folding Fire Screens, DC.
Csc. Scotch Rugs. 2 yards long. Ssc.
$40 McCreme Cord Hammocks. Sl25
TO White Dotted and Embroidered Cur
tain Null. 70. yard
Colored Dotted Null, lie. quality. for Sc.
yard.
i2i-2c. Tinsel Drapery. all colors. Also.
yard.
Tic. Tinsel Drapery. pretty patterns, for
1880. a yard.
1oo Tinsel Drapery. new designs and
latest patterns. for 1Oc. a yard.
u 1-2c. Colored Curtain Scrim, for sc.
yard
rcru nottingham Lace Curtains. taped
all around yards long. worth soc,
for SOC.
Dainty Patterns tapped edge cost Sl25'
marked down TO 1bc.
White Crochet Spreads. hemmed ready
for use, worth Soc; to-day for 0Oc
White Crochet Spreads. fun size, worth
$3.50; to-day for 81.
All-Silk Black and White Belts,
with Silver Buckles, the original
prices 3 to 4oc.; sale price, I235c.
Wrappers.
All OF our 81. si25 and $3.50 Wrappers,
I'm Lawn Dmity. and Percale, now
Csc
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-22
Hot Weather
Black Dress Goods

All Black Figured Brocade and
Check Etamine.
The Most Striking of This Sea-
sons soc. Novelty Black Dress
Goods. 1900 yards in 1CIC
this sale ..
Ao-inch-wide All-Wool Batiste,
perfectly plain, usually so cents,
for IS cents.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-22

normal 2l,1s general %HS sy 1ioPa must
be rebuilt by Snocess Oh VA'''''''0
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-22
Wrappers.

All OF our ST. 1925, and $3.50 Wrappers,
in Lawn. Dimity, and Percale, now
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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-08-29
SEWER CONNECTIONS.

The city authorities are keeping
themselves posted as to the plumbers
who are making connections with the
sewers without legal authority. Evil
dence has been secured against some
plumbers too, who have broken into
the brick sewers to make connections.
The mayor says he will see that
these violators of the ordinance are
heavily punished and the street COM
missioner has also began having all
plumbers and their workmen who did
trenches, principally for sewer con-
nections, arrested and fined severe
ly by the recorder. He has, also, a
list of several connections with the
sewers. One of these connections is
to house on Marshall street.