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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-06-08
He WAS A GENTLEMAN.

How Jim Sanders Rcpented of His Vow
Never to tie Taken Aftve.
When the sheriff went over from
Golden Hill to Lucky Valley after Jim
Sanders, who was wanted for shooting
Dan Williams in quarrel over game
Of cards. he didn't even take q gun
along. He found his man in q saloon
and asked him to step up and take
drink. Jim complied, but kept a hand
on his gun. When they had drunk, they
sat down, and the sheriff told three or
four funny stories. By and by the puz-
zled Jim broke out with:
"See here, Joe. did you come over aft
or me?"
"Waal, thought you might want to
jog along back with me, was the reply.
'Not much. I'll never be taken
alive"
"Then that settles it. Let's hev an
other drink"
They drank again, and the official
told very funny story about a tender
foot's experience in Golden City. Jim
laughed as loudly as the others, but
presently grew serious and said:
Say, Joe, you can't take me alive"
:, Waai' we won wurry apou'' 'ha''
jim, was .he reply. Lev heV aho'h-
oil MI n.p anu 'nen . game y. oarus
Inc game i"'Vou uh.ii 'he she,in hao
and sang q song. When the song was
ani ,II ne sa,u W oanoeIs.
jim, hevn = ""'o 'nins' pi0~'~A'
~, you .ouay. :,
LOU nov 'oe' anu no MISTAKE.
Ie s., you iiAe u seh'ieihan-
ne.n
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NAV my why uo,n 'nineS
nov "a,, w" 70 .reae ne IKE gen
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~ .ourse you o,u' =,
~ anu 'hey want 70 hsng me-
VI course tney do' put thae hotn-
IN 70 me- oloh make tne laws. !
was sent out arter you ana want 10
lake you pack. could new sneaked IN
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-06-08

All Business entrusted to him
will receive Prompt and Careful
Attention. Office:
Hcnokaa, Hamakua, Hawaii.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-06-08
A New Abstract Office.

As a result of Is years expert.
ence in the Abstract Business, l
am prepared to make Abstracts of
Title in a most thorough, accurate
and complete manner, and on
short notice.
+. w. MAKINNEY.
In w. o. Smiths Office, 3l8
Fort Street. 215-tf
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-17
Miller e Rhoads.

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-17

NEW YORK. Jan. l6.-Tho raid made
b. the New York police on a private
dinner party al sherry s. famous resort
proved great surprise TO New York
,rs. but many obsertant people were only
surprised that Ao police did not take
action before
The growth of sylauuc voupuousncss
IA the metropolis has been greatly uc-
plorod by many oi thc city leading
citizens. and stron- efforts have been
made 10 persuade ihe police Co pat a
stop 90 these Performance. Iut The
authorities were loIth To- Interfere. as
such action Was without precedent
Several members OF the Police Board
at last determined that thc time TO act
had arrived. The raid Ol Sherry was
not a sporadic case OF police olhciOus-
ness. but tha beginning oi "a general Cruz
sade against the growing Chu OF immoral
private performance.
This position was warmly commended
by Or. Parkhurst ana other roformcrs.
The Society for the Prevention OF Crime
and the New York City Nigilant League
have promised their active cooperation.
blr. Dennet. superintendent OF the former
organization. was warm in his praises
OF the police captain and said that further
measures would surely bc taken. lie
intifnatcd that the famous French bail
would come under the ban. From TINS
and other sources. 10 was learned that
there Is on foot strong movement 10
have the police siernly Tepress the French
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-17
Miller & Rhoads.

and IL Is 10 be remembered mat "heh
they could not see her dance no Fhuu
yllle house our iashlontble ihai'' '''''N"
Carmencita ~ an artists slaui'.
4 Lrlvate letter received rom a man
WHO fs clcse % sir Henry IRVING con-
fans tbe az tOni-hlng Information mat ih~
aCtOr-kIight VIII NOT again dpp' ~ D it
the stage. According 10 inc iet,et 9t
Henry although almost recovered iioi"
his recent accident. ls disco utd5rd n'
DIuec his production Of "Cymbcllnc diI
NOT make the financial success he ca
u.cfod. and that after SO many months OK
preparation, wcrry, ana dhNitly. A'-
rOrllng 10 the letter writer itFlnS na5
nof nad IA paying success ln London TOR
SIX wears but has relied tuureiy upon
his American tours 10 retrieve ms losses.
III ths information contained in the letter
is correct Sir Henry l5 more appreciated
in this country than in ms naive ANU
New York Evening " orld. !.
Irving has announced revival OF
"Cymtelinc' without Irving or Terry III
tho cast.
Grand opera stars receive ten times the
salary earned by actors. The best or our
players is glad a. earn 500 or, al most.
500 week. Nine. Caiye receives N,yD
a night. and Jean de Reszke generally
takes s. so as his share OF single per
Torrance. The other evening Mclha sang
only ten minutes, 30 she earned flyI Tor
each minute Of actual work The Prcsi-
dent OF the United States works a year
for $4,000. during which period he di-
reefs the political affairs OF seventy mil
lion people But Mclba's income -or
seven months last year amounted TO $685.
CO., Yet she began her musical career
singing al penny readings IN Australia for
"A CONDENSATION OF ~ cents or two and
six pence night. Colonel Mapleson says
that no used TO employ Jean De Reszke
for So n week. AZ present the tenor :
income is $3.50 a week. or at the rate or
over 10000 q year.-Hillary Bell In New
York Press
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-17
MILLER & Rhoads.


and drawn lines OF me mourn ai''N'
ologuutly of their enjoyment. Like
tao e...rr. of the I.i Death in Poe 8
,-..rt t.Ia remorse waf everywhere
T.r.d and disp.niDl. many gave way
90 their feeling. Pau.ns in the ZENITH
ward flight of her sls sAfnered toe one
of the mummcrs would break down -''a
burst forth with tears ana m.lilin
rawlings of mother and Der old nome
Dash.ue away the tears she plunged into
the e.ddicst of the gay trons and was
lost t0 The csc.
,r,.... .,.,,. aro NOT without their na-
,t-. Several wears a-0. vhen the nIcht
, MI ,..1r, and fhe crvotv at It's
..-,,n =, cl,,,'l' were seated ata table in
a.. ,,i,e room hor..tn thc dancing floor
cf ,f. csrlln Tha e.rl va. yet young
and der face bora many traces %. former
beauty. She had been ~. gay %. ~.
gay, but bier eyes gre" l"'.y as lne l@l'l
strains of the ofcn. .I'' l.iseIlns over
the last bars of Aif ''' henlucAg
Home fioated dreanih-'y '' 'Ne"-
utlo urchin paused nearby. Offering
for sale some crimson roses. Her face
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-17
Miller & Rhoads.
IN DRAMATIC
CIRCLES

Frcsol is 10 Mexico.
s44s4At Is ullJ -4.luc years ca.
tOqlcuu is a. nIIiloulltc.
Boston LAS a Chinese theatre.
DtcIJ has SlUUtUU lu diamonds.
I0lc Fuller Will tuce lu III Allo.
Anna Boyd Will appear lu London.
Jefferson Do Angels starring tour Will
begin Boo Al rll
Fred q. Whitney is TO bring Berahardt
10 thls country.
"Pmafore" in Swedish was a Chicago
attraction arl sunday.
Lii Lehman gave ID song recital III
New York Oh Tuesday.
l.aubll5 Nlu uIo..-Dly appear III Be
lascO "La Belle kusse
Edward hlus en acts The principal roie
ln the Prisoner Il Zenda.'
The "BiOgraph' is now an addition 70
Snakespeatean plays in Louisville.
Calye Will be- the star az the Ann ArDor,
Mich, Nay Festival Of Music
The Roman Catholic priests Of Paris
have been forbidden % 30 o. theatres.
THE Strange Adventures ot Miss
Brown Company has given UP the ghost.
"kld' Mccoy. billed as "A reformed bur
Ciar. was a canvas man with circus.
Nine. Adelina Patti during the course
Of her operate career has earned 5000 900.
Ellen Terry was denied admission TO
Monte Carlo because she was not dressed
well enough.
Kathryn Kidder viii produce "A Fixed
Idea" the comedy written for her by
William Greer Harrison.
Kathleen Warren who was one OF the
performers at the Seeley dinner, IS a
member OF May Twins Company
Wagner Die Meistersinger" has just
been performed for the first time IN
France al the Lyons Grand Theatre.
Helen Lackaye, sister CT Wilton
Iackaye took part In an amateur pei
Torrance OF - Night on IN Washing
ton last week.
Broken Melody" Van Beine will play
the cello at New York vaudeville the
atre this week. His play ran 1000 nights
IN London.
4 theatrical company has been formed
AZ Berlin which Is 20 give German plays
IN Gem an IN Paris and other French
cities this winter.
The theatrical sick list includes Melba,
Olga Nethcrsole. Katie Emmett. Hen
rietta Crossman. Joseph Murphy. Katha-
rine Linyard and "Jed Prouty" Golden.
NJ. Barlot the tenor who first sang tho
part OF Faust IN Gounods opera in Paris,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-17
Miller & Rhoads.


stalkCd clad in costumes of the Lady
Goliva stamp The men were such ass
ono would expect 90 lind at such ID
gathering. ola r0ucs. bIase mon OF the
toWu.With n fair scattering of Wcll-M0Wu
crooks and gamblers
There was. however another class
present. Young men. many not yet 0ut
tlclr teens, whose highest ambition it
was 10 DE thought men of the world.
They were evidently of good families
and many seemed hv their dcmoln0r %
Dee from nearby COLLEGES Ihe eamDois
and antics of these lambs were cx-
wcmcly amusing. Thcir pockets were
we'll lined with money and they fur
nishcd fair marks for the knowing ones
present. who were lavish iu their terms
of endearmcnt. DO was "dclr" 10 every
body. and dearest" whom their partners
succumbod 10 their Establishments and
loucht champagne
THE youngsters thought their part
nors young because they wore snort
skirts and they f0udly imagined the
bojcwcllod and froscoed horrors. up DO
the boxes. were women of fashion out
for a lark. They thought themselves
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-17

Miller & Rhoads.

ban. so celebrated, and conhne IL Wlthln
the limits of strict propricty.
The police cannot prevent dancing III
carried ON with propriety but the feature
which they viii guard against is the
too airy dancer.
AT one stage in tho rcvery of tho French
ban a loving cup SIS 10 Doe brought in bY
one of the societies. The cup VIII Dee
set unon table. when ont OF its depths
Will rise lovely brunette s2rlte Who
Will dance and sing. reaching down for
the bottles of champagne at Der feet
and filling the glasses of her audience.
She is TO wear clothes. but her dress
will Doe too nimsy TO meet the requirements
of the police. who VIII arrest her n she
SIS not shielded from capture A capaoous
coat pocket on the inside OF on immense
ulster TO be worn by one of the cluo,
will offer her shelter should She be opil6ed
10 beat a hasty retreat.
The French BAN Us announced Tor Jan.
18th and will Joe held. ass heretofore DO tho
Madison Square Garden. Chairman DE
Wolfe. Of the Arrangement committee
Of the Francois Ccrcle Harmony, states
that DO Will be the largest and most
brilliant ban ever given hy tine trencA
society. Among other features. is ana
nounced the presence of troupe OF
novelty dancers OF the Moulin ROUGE.
The French ball SIS perhaps the most in-
torosting Of those folly functions Wnicn
are given yearly I'm New York. 1T IS
certainly the most bizarre and has the
least regard for pr0priety. I'M former
years ID was the scene OF the most
maudnn revelry and widest dehaucheiy
seen i'm New York.
The ban never began until n late hour.
About 9 o'clock the merry makers COM
menccd to arrive. From long line or
waiting carriages stream Of masked
and dominoed figures trooped INTO the
Garden. The payly-lighted and gar
landed arena of the Garden became IL
scene OF the brightest animation. The
masquerade license was indefinite. and
the costumes ranged from yonder Jester
an his cap and bell and motley 10 me
scdate Father Time.
The decree Of fashion was unheeded.
Everything was glare and glitter. ana
sparkling tinsel. Tho huos Of the very
material of which the costumes were
made were garlsh in the extreme. as
81 10 Doe in keeping with the scenes that
were 10 come. The dictates Of propriety
were openly dehcd and the brazen one
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-17

Delft Decorated Egg Cups, real value
l5c. each. sale price l0c each.
Real China Eon-BOn and oiivc Dishes,
regular price Z5C. each. Monday, special,
Jc. each o. 10 90 customer.
The ~. H. Grindicy 81 Go. English semi
Porcelain Covered Dishes, regular value
44c special Ilc. each.
English Black Rockingham Tca-Pots,
beautifully decorated, regular price olc.,
special Hc. each.
German Bonn Plates. rare decorations.
three colors, real value Joe. each, special
&C.. each.
SPECTACLES AND EYEGLASSES.
Monday We place on sale coo pairs Spec
taclc5 and Eye-tilaases. real value OF
which were 2sc.. 5Nc.. &c.. 81, and si90 70
pair, 10 close out quickly, We divided into
four lots.
Lot NO 1.-i7G pair Assorted Plain Steel.
Blucd Steel Spectacles. best quality
Arundel glass and blue glass. also Rub
hcr-frame Eyeglasses. az BE-. Il pair, real
Yuiuo ..c. % soc. pair.
Lot no. 2.-l.j paid Best Quality Blue
Steel and Frame Stccl-Frame Spectacles.
with Arundel glass. real value zoe. and
81. nc sale price. Zoe. "a pair.
Lot 40 3-l1s pair steel Riding Bow
Francs. best quality glass. AN sizes, real
value 81 and 1925. sale price lYc. pair.
Lot 80. Also pairs Steel-Frame Eye
Glasses. best quality. Arundel glass. all
sizes. llght and heavy frames. real value
81 and }l1J Cd pair, sale price .lc. pair.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-17

Great reductions prevail ion this depart
ment, and tomorrow specials viii go
lively.
Chlllrols Fine Atwood Vest. Pants.
ana Drawers m scarlet and gray from
5le.. reduced 10 Doc.
ChiIlrcns Atwood Vests. Pants. and
Drawers. large sizes, were 15c.. 20 sell
&C ilc.
Childrcn's Heavy All-W00l Scarlet
Vests, Pants, and Drawers. reduced from
s5c. TO 4lc
Chudreas Extra-Heayy. Cray Part
Wool Shirts. worth G9c, reduced 10 2lc.
one DOT Heavy Cray Shirts, were 1gc.,
o. sell for 2.c.
ono lot Chldrcns Heavy White Cotton
Pants. Vests. and Drawers. were &c.. re-
duced 20 l1c.
ChuMen's Jersoy-Ribbed Floecod-Linod
Union Suits nicely finished for 2lc.
Cl.idreu's Heavy Canton Flannel Night
Suits hieached and uuhlcachcd. ranging
iu rice from --c. 90 4lc.
This sale is i'm fun swing md we guar
antCe best goods and hest workmanship
for least M0ney-m0ney hack If not so.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-17

our evor-popular Stationery Depart
mont is always ablaze with special offer
ings. Monday We quote a. few items n
interest.
Tip-ToD Box Paper. % sheets paper. q
envelopes regular 5c. box paper. special.
boxes for lle.
Whlto-Wore Commercial N0to PAPER so
sheets 20 package. fc. package.
f,-Paee Composition Books. 2c. each.
.-Iago Composition Books. ic. each.
Tho celebrated Star Linen Writing
Paper. boz note. octave and eultanua, the
now shapes, az l5c. the pound
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-17

DENY" said Erastus Wiman. the ex-
pectation OF property in the shape OF a
home OF ones own 20 a large mass %
citizens is 10 imperil self-goyernment and
IN no city IN the New World IS this de
MED in so large a proportion as I'm New
York. where 10 its repr0ach be IL said. %
per cent of its populace pay tribute 10
the other 10 per cent FOR the privilege or
shelter.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-17
MILLER & HHOiDS,
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.

High o. L0w-NecK OamDrlc Corset
1,scaa, a.. t-llnlt, 10 q customer
H. p4estIl1 merchants sct.inb Out svv"7j
nOwns, ltc quhnty COTTON, iut ienoli
ana WON, -ncCA, yOkc ol tuchs, rune
o. cailUrIC arCuuu nrch ana sleeves res
uldr yJc. Ndlte, AIsaln pace, -'t. cdcn.
GOWNS, empire mont iuh size nisn'p
sleeves, ldlbc sailor COl4ail nrth .hr
sleeves nnlsncd OH with ruuie oil cam
hrlc, yoke oil cmUrOiuefyi regular eos.
value, 10 80 a. J.c.
Gowns, made OK hne cotton, full ~
Inches iOus. iuu Size sleeves, N-nccN, hhc
lucas aha yoke a. inst4 unbf lt3u so.
value, baisalu prlce sc. each.
Gowns, IlduU 0L uuc Cuu4ullc, 90 inches
Ions. llu wlutn, uisnop Sleeves, rune Oh
camDilc AROUND hcch ANA Sleeves gvne
OF inserting pearl buttons, Iebul"i "a
value, Out price coz. each.
Gowns, CuulCc styics, made OF caWuiIe
ana cotton, iuli oD inches ious, extra Vice,
Empire alyIc, also square nttn, y"Nta
Of une Quduty Inserting. ncth ANA sleeves
finished or with nne quality Hamburg
ana tucks, ltbular eLaJ sauc, env4rC "a
the entire lot, 81 stcu.
Gowns. eAua-nue quality cotton, tm-
pro style shlricu front, nulahcu ou Wltn
deep Hamburg. deep tuin-pach Guns.
edged Win ruuo Oi hamburg, regular
Sl.yJ value, our price. sA-o
Gowns, the new novelty 1881 Gown, made
or uuc quality Cdmuflc, yoke OF tuchai
double rune of Hdmburg GOWN mont,
tho latest style double boA-pieated
sleeves, extending from the neck, deep
ruiiic of Hamburg. finished of with bead
ins and nue tucks, regular SLbJ value,
al special bargain price, SlH each.
Gowns, made of hno cambria. entirely
new designs OF embroidery, pleatcu yoke,
deep collar. front of tucked embroidery.
sleeves finished with deep cum, edged Win
new design OF embroidery and fine tuCks,
regular Slgo value. Tor SL50 each.
Drawers, made OF good. hctNy cotton,
g. q -. e. It !
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-17
LADIEs, TNDERWEAR.

Two items of especial merit. Many bar
gains iu this department.
Ladies' Jcrscy-Ribhed Flocced-Lined
Vests and Pants. bleached and unbleach-
cd. nicely finished silk tape In neck and
pearl buttons 90 sell at 25c., worth So l-2c.
Ladies' Jersey -Rlbhed FlDccpd-Tinci
Vests and Pants. unblcached. l9c., worth
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-17
cAssIMEREs.

Cashmere, cutilc patterns, cotton ana
wool mixed. cAtI-utaty quanty, regular
8. l--c. value, the Always busy 'StVio
lriDc. Monuay onIy. -lc a. yard.
For 80. per yard. l1dli-N ool Iasai-
yJe.. the s-Busy store pIICc, &c. u
yard. 80.
Al 81 lie. per yard. A big job In Men ;
Cassimtrcs, two-tnlrds WOOL. neat elects
regular ,Jc. quality, tho Ai"ays-busJ 70
Store price. ., l-1c. per yard.
Al 4sc. per yard. Another lot OF Men
Cashmere, strictly Atwood, neat ELECTS,
regular 81 value. the Always Busy store
yIlCc, ioc. per yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-17

A new clause. permitting Jewish work.
men TO toll on Sundays TO make up FOR
lost time on Saturdays, VIII be intro
duced In tho factories and workshop bill
OF Australia.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-17
MILLER A I,fbDADS.
81. the Always Busy-Storo price. s5c. .
pair. .

White Flannel. part wool, full width.
cNtra-une quality. regular lyc. value. mo
Always Busy-St,ro price, Monday oniy'
&c. per yard. ,,
White FLANNEL, fun q inches wide.
strictly an wool. extra quality, regular
1Yc. value. the always Busy store price,
Monday only. l,c 4 yard.
AZ ~. per yard: Lace Scrim, full W
inches wide. regular &C.. value. the Al
ways Busy Store price. Monday only. &c.
a yard. an,
Down Pillows. size i5-inch. well filed:
covered with cambria. no cotton mixed
stun. these are pure down, regular sc.
quaity. The Away s-Busy store price, &C.
each.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-17

Regular 81 90 value. Monday only flit.
Turkey Red Covers. Great bargains
"a Covers. worth 81. for bic.
50 Covers. worth Slal for Csc.
Ilo1chcd Irish Dam Is. Woven Border
Covers. reduced. l2-l from So TO $-25, las
from 81 20 $500
Innings.
Best Quality Cambria. for Monday, &C..
Grass Clcth. regular be. value. for Mon-
Imitation Hair cloth. loc value, for
Monday sHle ac.
a5-nch Iusumc Ta0eta, black with
white stripes. lZ l-2c. value, Monday sale
Watorod Moorccn. fast black. bargain
at lac.. Monday sale l2 lie.
Fancy Setback Slosla a5 inches
wide, H. l--c. value Monday sale Joe.
WHITE GOODS.
SHEER India Linen. 80 inches VIDE long
Fine Lcns cioth. % inches wide, y l-2c.
i1-.ncl son-Finish Nainsook. special
j. i--... worth llr.
Golorod Oreandie, pink blue. yellow
I Nlo. % inches Wlde, -lc. value MONDAY
Fancy Rcyring. 90 inches wide. best
values ever offered. zoe. value. lNi Aioi-
day sale 4Jc.. better quahu,a oac, 'oc,
plain Trucking, bargain. ac.
.Y.iuch Fancy okne. Monday sale-llc.
Vult. lic., -1c. value -lc.
DOlEsTlcs.
our own peculiar low prices for MOI
day. Normal prices boa this department
Yard-Wide Zine and Heavy Cnhleachod
cotton. regular l-ic. Nalne' Tor MONDAY
Yard-Wide Audroscoggin /. Bleached
Cotton, f0r Monday only, ll yards 10
Extra-loayy Unbleached She ting, . IA
yards wide, cheap 40 -"c. Monday only
Good Quality Hicached Shooting. PIP
yards wide, free from dressing. I've. value
Fincw-Cases, l2xs5 special bargain.
HIcachod Canton Tnnnei good width.
fine twill. white short fleece. that VIII hold
fast until worn out. special. lOc.
Uublcached Canton FLANNEL extra wide.
heavy twill, white long fleece. tnat viii
stand the test of amy laundry Joe. value.
l-ac.
FANCY GOODS.
Just received q fun line Of Narrow and
Mplum-W Width Embroidery Inserting to
match, the proper patterns Tor under
Black Empress Neck Ruche 20 Dee worn
with ,r without wrap, 81 yard
2l-inch Black SpanglcQ Set for covering
vest and an-ovcr waist 81 and SLa3.
g. g. and 9-inch Black Chiffon Bands, for
ruchiug and dress trimming, d. l9. and
iS-inch Black and White Chiffon Yelling.
Soc.
NOTIONS
Fine CASTLE Soap, lc. o. cake, cakes TO
Iqc. Larrc-sizo Shears. only 1oc
"lump' Hooks and Eyes. lc. 20 caro-.
Whalo-Bono Casing 0-yard 2iecc9. Sc.
tisrf pins IT, "a bor. sold everywhere
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-17

Would you buy KID Gloves. silk or
Wool Mitts az half price. Come carry
tomorrow the chance ls yours.
Ladies i-Buuon Foster Patent and =
Clasp Kid Gloves. in dll OF the leading
shades OF OK blood black, Bray medium,
and dark tans. regular 81 ana Sl-J value
only SIC. pair
Ladies' 2-Clasp Fine Mocha Gloves. an
excellent Glove Tor driving, bicycling, Aid
constant wear only ST.
a large line of Ladies' Heavy SILK Nit
tens, with plain ana fancy backs, resu-
lar soc. quality. only Zoe.
\ large assortment OF Ladies' EXtrls
Heavy Medium and Lightweight MN
tens. not pair worth less than 5lc., onii
11o. "a pair
Ladies' Wool and Cashmere Mittcns
regular lJc. value. only lgC pair.
ono lot consisting Of Ladies'. Misses,
and Infants Wool and Cashmere Nit
tens. the z5c. quality only lgc.
Ladies' Black Cushmcrcttc Gloves. cur
OCULAR ~ lee. number only BE. pair
AN sizes.
a large sample line Of Ladies' Fleeced-
Lined Tuneta Gloves, would bee cheap az
sOc they go at Csc. pair