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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-28
The FourQurean-Price Company.

poin. and Franklin City The boat has
been contracted for, and is 10 be ready
June LIST. Hon. 5. w. Matthew'S Is presi-
dent OF the company, ana MI. j. W. lay
lor treasurer.
Chlncoteague Island ana Ocoan Si'y '"o
The SUPERINTENDENT OF Public Schools
for the county Is stu creating considera-
BILE feeling. IL is now proposed 20 make
the two applicants, Or. John r.. Mapp
and Mr. G. Goodwin Joynes submit their
claims TO a primary election. The Demo-
cratic County Convention tomorrow Is
expected 90 take action on the matter.
EASTERN SHORE FAIR.
The Eastern Shore Agricultural Fair
will be held on the grounds near Keller
August 3lst and September LIST "a and Sd.
A band OF Gypsies have pitched their
tents near Leemont. and are quite busy
telling fortunes and trading horses.
DR.. George f. wilkins. OF Northamp-
ton. was stricken with paralysis few
days ago. and is still In a critical condi-
ton.
Mr.. Upshur r. Quinby has greatly I'm
proved. and Is expected home by the
18th OF April. lie has been at Johns Hop
treatment for nervous prostration for sew
eral weeks.
Mrs. Thomas c. Pitts. OF Onley. who
has been at the bedside OF her daughter.
Mrs s. II. Prutt. IN Tonowanda, y. Y.
for several weeks Is expected back to-
day. Mrs. Pruitt has entirely recovered.
The weather for the past few days has
been clear and quite cold The winds and
sunshine have dried the ground rapidly.
and many farmers are at work.
Mr.. Spencer ID. Drummond. a prominent
citizen OF Jenkins Bridge. is dead aged
seventy-four years.
Mr.. H. +. Orchard. OF this town. Is
home from Richmond. where he passed
the examination as assistant pharmacist.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-28
New Inventions.

A handy pocket lamp or cigar lighter
IS composed Of two slotted tubes lifted
together and containing matches, which
are ignited singly by turning the tubes
until an opening is made by the slots.
A handy device for drawing curves and
circles consists of tape measure VIA
pencil holder attached wound on drum
which is mounted on a pin running
through its center and pointed at one end
A handy device for lacing the shoes l.
formed OF button attached 10 the Hap
and having pully over which me thredd
runs. so tLat pun on the end OF the lace
tightens the cord its whole length.
A recently patented post-hole anger has
four blades extending downward from a
handle and bent in at the bottom, one OF
the blades being hinged at the top to
swing outward and enlarge the hole.
Eleatricity is used in recording the
speed OF VESSELS, the log being ht'ed
with revolving ran6es which make ana
break the current, the recorder beng
placed on the ship and connected TO tAe
log by wires.
An automatic stereopticon has just been
patented which has series OF pictures
set in a revolving wheel, which are
brought in turn before the lenses by pull
ing u cord. so that the lecturer can ope-
rate his own instrument
TO securely seal a bottle new device
consists of two wires with arrow-pointed
beads the ends Of which are forced INTO
holes in the end of the bottle neck The
heads spreading out and engaging shoul1-
ers AT the bottom OF the holes.
A new method OF patching single-tuoe
hicvcle fires is 10 insert tube In the
Duncture. through which a nat RUBBER
match Is forced TO the opposite wall OF
the tire. where it is held until covered
with cement forced through the tube.
,ghen the side Of the tire containing me
nnncture Is pressed on the patch and the
tube is Withdrawn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-28
ACCOMAC COUNTY NEWS.
.x,.yurR COsyICIION FOR VIOLA
yrN0 rHE LOC1L OPTION LAW
A, onancock Citizen Loses a" Eye ""''"
,,rcnl.r saw-Gasoline Steamer
Line on the Ocean side'

oNANcocK. VA. March 2I.-Speciai.-
rSa harn o,.thouses and stables on one
Of the farms Of Mr.. George u. fosaue'
near onancock, were burned friday '@'''
The loss is partially covered oy insur INC
A. rosoue secured a policy on this prop
IA the houses on other farms '"o
DAYS before the loss ~. lanes
Tno carriage house OF Mr. JAM
iho ar Ioeustyille. was burned
Wedr esday. ,uoat-house at
The contract TO build D0S MS he IN
cohbs Island life-savlng raurd OF Ac-
awarded 10 Mr. D.
co Thn rev Thomas May Thorpe, OF nem
v lhe has been called TO the rec.o'snis =
~ 81 Georges parish. AS ye9 "s
NOT signifed his accepld"ee, alto, ~ the
10. oo,ber conviction for vloiauoh VI ~
A noen,i law occurred this week. At
ioeai po,,Ison was fined $40 ana costs W
I,n,is. watts. OF Parksley. a GOOD ovai
.nsas,n4ss is said to exist among wy
S,anor dealers, and severai nave eioSeN
their places: Las. one OF our
cap,san, citizens. celebrated his sew
ppntv-sacond birthday THURSDAY Ias..
en-. n,t'sr OF friends were Handsomely Gu
tertained. .cctDrNr
SINGULAR ACCiDr.> =.
Mr.. George W. Parker: OIL OF on 1sn dsys
wIi'o 90, Some OF the steel DUST In ms
eve From its effects he has lost me s :n,a;
81 one eye, and is threatsned Win tosa,
Siindress. He will start for baltimors
Tomorrow to see II an operation VIII nov
save the sight no has left
mr. William Burwell. OF Richmond. pro-
noses to settle on Chincoteague Tor the
practice Of medicine.
A company has been organized to build
4 gasoliua steamer hetwsen WnnaSS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-28
A MYSTERY SOLVED.
a Celebrated New York Lung
Specialist Discovers a Ne"
Remedy for Consumption.

,,, ,~,,oi,rat, Tnquirer says that Dr.
-, 1I,,,er Of New York, has succeed
al in solving the difficult problem OF cur
- ,he dread disease by the discovery OF
an antiseptic fluid which destroys 'he
,,errns 81 tuberculosis In the tubes ana
cells Of the lungs without the least INJURY
TO the lung tissues. -, an ,rns,,np
s.'.'r,,,,euf from which the pduehl
hIeathes it for fifteen or twenty mn w.
AT n time, three or four times Gay, anu
hv diffusing IL in medicated ar cnan'Vei ?,
into which patients go anu pie@"e AZ
a natural manner seVeri tInes Uay,
Tor half an hour at a time, without the
isasf discomfort It's success is so great
that a grand health home, haineu nun
ferston. has been established al Netnei
wood, n. j.. for the special treS'i a,1 ~ ~
,veak and diseased lungs and OF All ueh-
cate people requiring chahso OF All
amid healthful surroundings:
This new remedy Is also being extern
sively used by patients IN theit o".
homes. and many wonderful cures OF
lung cases are IcpVieN~ 90 S'e
IA u Int with its marble halls, spa
c,ous rooms and perfect ventilation Is
veritable palace OF health: -.
n stands in a bower OF balsam pines.
on ,hs Netherw0od Heights. AT the foot
or the Orange Mountains. overlooking the
civ OF Plainheld. and is surrounded py
SassSt, scenery and fine macadamiZed
roads for riding. driving and cycling In
sSery direction. Its air is dry and abso-
iutely free from malar1al tendency. and
ali the water supplied from It's own are
sian well $50 feet deep. Is pure as crystal.
Its tahle IA unsurpassed in excellence
and variety. and the terms very mod
The dedication OF this grand health
nome 10 rheumatic medication Is sub
StantiaI Monument TO the achievements
of DR. Robert Hunter in the field OF medi-
cal science
All particulars can be obtained by ad-
dressing Herbert j. Hal manager hun
ferston' Netherwood N. j.. and any one
desiring further knowledge OF the treat
ment by medioated air can obtai1 books
on II without charge BY addressing Dr.
Robert Hurter. No. III yast FarIlp&A
street New Yesk 0ktys 2 ~ ~ =
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-28

Of Confederate camps. In the care OF yete-
ran and disabled comrades, in the per
petuatlOn OF Just views OF the Confederate
struggle and IN defence Of the good name
Of our great and noble dead, Lee Camp
has now entered upon "a new ana most IN
terosting work in its devotion TO our Con-
fcdorate cause. only the more sacred 10 Us
that Il is numbered IN the history or those
that lost.
Il Is proposed to establish IN It's spacious
and attractive new hall, on a principal
street in the capital city OF the late Con
iederacy "a collection OF portraits OF the
moro notable men. who by their virtues
and their deeds. have made the Confed-
crate story iiustrIOus FOR all time
BE or ENDURING INTEREST.
Such a gallery OF faithful portraits OF
the great officers and gallant soldiers.
both OF the army and navy. will be OF
enduring interest. and OF large influence
upon the minds and characters OF men
for generations TO come IL is due TO the
noble men themselves. and their unselfish
and heroic sacrifice Of lives and fortunes.
IL IL duo TO the cause they served and
the great principles for which many OF
them laid down their lives. IL is due to
the truth and value Of history. which Will
record their names and their heroic
achievements. 10 IS due 20 those that
come after US. their sons and ours. that
they shah know well the men who gave
the Confedoracy It's imperishable glory.
Such faithful portraits Of our honored
leaders and heroes II will not be possible
20 secure II the work OF gathering them
be much longer deferred. A full-length
portrait Of the great Commander OF the
Army Of Northern Virginia. Robert T.
Lee. now adorns our walls. and will re-
main the central object OF interest so
long as this building stands. AROUND II
we are already assembling those who
stood with him and gave that army its
strength and its fame.
ALL URGED TO HELP
We respectfully and urgently ask the
families OF our distinguished Confederate
leaders and their friends, and those who
followed them on land and sea 20 give
personal and prompt assistance In secur-
ing the portraits We desire. IL Is eminent
iy desirable that the pictures 10 be hung
n our gallery b faithful portraits IN
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-28

CAPTAIN JOHN Z. LAUGHToN. JR
Chairman Of the Lee Camp Picture
Gallery Committed
I.aughton. Jr.. -. Smith Redsord. John
Boiling. Rov James Power smith DE-
O.. Smith. George IT. Dean. Charles 4.
Turner. c. O. Scott. ID. Hardy Pyle Jo-
scph b. McKenncy. Joseph W. Ihonas'
James r. Gray T.. W. Martin John a.
Moanley, Gervas Stous.
AT a subsequent meeting Of the camp
the Committee on Picture Gallery we're
enlarged az their own request by the
addition OF the following Mares: virgin
Jus Newton. Maxwell II. Clarke. Norman
Y. Randolph. Jan Is W. Pegram, Tnos.
A. Brander. j. Taylor Eilyscn.
Since then the committee have held
regular weekly meetings, and nave as
posed Of grs amount OF work. Inc
Organization WAS Effected by the election
OF Captain John T.. Laughton, Jr.. chair
man. and Mr. John Boiling. secretary.
BESIDES a number Of subcommittee
were appointed 10 communicate with the
various branches Of aims. The following
arc the chairmcn Of these sub-commit-
tees.
j. TAYLOR Ellyson. for the general stan.
G.. G.. Scott. for the infantry.
John Boiling. for the cavalry.
r. A. Brander. for the artillery.
Maxwell Il Clarke. for the navy.
THE APPEAL
At one OF these meetings Of the com
nittee IL was decided 70 prepare a letter
OF a general report TO induce veteran
organization or individuals to contribute
pictures Of noted generals. Messrs J.
Taylor Ellyson. James W. Pegram and
Virglnius Newton We're appointed a COM
mittee 10 prepare this letter. The spe-
cial committee completed It's labOrs in
4 laI Cell FrfF laf
ter. which was adopted by the general
committee and sent ont broad cast. dated
Richmond va. March TO- 1897:
Richmond Va, March -, 1897.
Comrades and Friends:
The history OF our camp IS. perhaps,
not wholly unknown to you. After many
years Of earnest effort in the organization
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-28
{, so Nicelv Decorated Toilet

81 90 Nicely Decorated Toilet
Sets, with full-sized slop jars, con-
tanning IL pieces, for Sa.9S COM
plete.
% English Toilet Sets. nicely decorated
full worth g. for 81. 80 complete.
q Handsome l0-Piecc Toilet Sets, as
sorted decorations and shapes all stipled
gold trimmed. worth up TO $3.50. FOR sS''o
complete.
on both sides. regular lOc. value. FOR &C.
Real German China Cream
Pitchers; full z pint size, finely
tinted on a white body; with
stipled gold decorations, regular
Ioc. value for sc. choice.
100 Nicely Decorated Jardlnieres, for
Easter flowers, decorated IN an colors'
large size. worth 6sc.. Tor Zoe. eholce-
50 Beautiful Jardinieres, made OF oest
English pottery, worth regular S.oo ana
zoo FulI-size steel-Flnshed Hammers,
with nail puller worth loo. for &c.
500 Tack Hammers. not the cheap kino'
but the regular lDc- kind, Tor sc.
Nicely decorated Imported Thin
Austrian China Cups and Saucers,
Haviland's shape, actual worth
S2.5o dozen, special tomorrow,
&C. pair.
Sc for 2Sc After-Dinner Cups ana
Saucers, all real china, new decorations
worth up to Csc. choice &c.
Handsome Elegant Scrolled Brass BAN
quet Lamp, latest design, rocco burnish-
ed head. warranted gold plate, special FOR
Monday, s2.S5 complete.
50 nicely decorated Porcelain
Dinner Sets, no such sets ever
offered in Richmond for less than
$40, tomorrow, complete, 100
pieces for S5.S5.
crates Finest English Porcelain Dinner
Sets. very choice decorations, loo fuil-size
pieces. including Soup Tureen, for this
sale s6.9S complete.
Finest Quality Carlsbad China Dinner
Sets. 100 pieces richly decorated. the best
value ever offered for go our price to-
morrow, sl2 complete.
A mighty slashing of prices in
best quality Granite Ironware.
1-quart Best Granite Tea or Coffee Pots
he. c.s.. ro,s
No Best Granite Tea Kettles for 29c.
3-auart Best Granite Preserving het-
ties. l5c
Pals. with granite tops. for CSC
Best Granite Hanging Soap STANDS, &C.
200 Best Granite Cuspadores Cheaper
2-quart sizes Best Granite Covered
Large-size Best Granite Drinking Cups
at &c.
II-2 and quart size best quality
Milk or Pudding Pans, for SC.
choice.
1000 boxes Double-Pointed Tooth Picks
200 Small Glass Cream Pitchers. worth
10c.. for &c.
100 Market Baskets, half bushel
size, at SC. each.
30 dozen Carlsbad China Desert and
| Fruit Plates, with handsome decorations
and god-lne tracing, worth 1yc., for DC
! choice.
Handsome Jardinieres, practical shape
variety of colors, all underglazed anc
hard-fred, at 5Oc.. worth double.
$50 best quality White Granite
Wash Bowls and Pitchers, extra
large size, our regular price so and
6oc., Mondays price, 25c. each.
30 dozen Gas Globes. genuine German
Best Quality Yellow custard Cups sc
| OF 6. for 19c. rA,o ,,rr,,
blers' real 81 value. set Of for 25c.
Elegant large size Orange anc
Berry Bowls, brilliant cut glass
pattern, actual value $50, TOR thu:
sale lac. .
Self-Wringing Mop, with cloth
attached, don't soil the hands, al
less than cost to make, I9c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-28
Millinery.

1t will soon be time to make the
Faster preparations. The time is
late this year, and all will want a
New Hat. Our display OF Import
ed Hats from the famous makers
of the world, and those by our
own modiste, make a collection
excelling in beauty and artistic
loneliness anything heretofore
shown. Place your orders for
Faster as early as possible and
avoid the rush Of the last week.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-28
Tailor-Madc Suits
and Wraps.

The verdict has been given.
The unanimous opinion is that
there has never been such stock
of Tailor Made Suits and Wraps
in Richmond as we are now show
ing. And they all have that per-
lection of fit and style found only
in the genuine man-tailored gar
ments. They come silk-lined
throughout, and some halfsilk
lined, and others without silk, and
the prices are but a triile more
than you pay for the making.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-28
linens.

Our offering of Linens is attrac-
ting the attention of economical
purchasers throughout the city.
To give at all times better values
than can be obtained elsewhere,
makes this department the most
popular Linen Department OF the
city. For tomorrow we mention
only a few items from the many
choice values to be found here:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-28

by our special committee TO whom 'he
portraits should be sent and to whom Is
assigned the duty Of discrimination both
as to the artistic value and the hdeiity
Of the portraits.
II is requested that a biographical MS
tory OF Confederate service accompany
each picture
JOHN NJ. WARREN, Commander
J. TAYLOR STRATTON, AdJutanL
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-28

The laces are called for. Every
thing this season--from Ruchings
to whole costumes. It's a regular
endemic. But fashion never
makes an impossible demand.
We have never before had such an
immense stock or as good quality
or for as little. We get the new
STYLES at their source-from the
hands of the makers. So, If you
want Laces of any SORT or descrip-
tion-and you will-for everybody
will-they are here for you
poems in thread, pictures OF artis-
tic design.
Net Top Point Venise Laces, in
butter and champagne shades, to
10 inches wide
121l to 75c
French Val. Laces, with insert-
ing to match. All the popular
shades and white, yard
3 to 75C
White Silk and Applique Laces,
from to ~ inches wide, yard
f5c to $3.50
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-28

oil. and in Confederate uniform; and INA.
they be provided FOR this honorable p'~ee
In our gallery without expense 70 our
camp n that be possible. a minimum ~,
size Is suggested OF i5xzO incheS lnS'oe
the frame.
That the gallery may be made OF 'he
greatest value and dignity. the privilege
OF a place on its wall will be accoroeo
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-28

Tho eavine that 1.-THE Chinese pay their
doctors when well and stop payment when
III" is the text OF an article ia a current
MAGAZINE on llttle-thought-of cures. Inc
writer believes that the individual thoush
he reaps with the rest OF the colit iiii''
~ the benefit OF scienunc uiscyNeIicS'
has not vet learned. as he might, 10 pei
eoraflv anplv the teachings Of scientists,
and bv means OF them avoid lil-hcallh an
proloug life. There Is no reason why men
and women should not practically uhuer-
stand far better than they 90, the care
OF those complicated machines their DO
dies. The real name for many OF the ois-
eases from which there are daily deaths
should be rust from neglect OF the ma
chine"
Many people do not know that either
too much or too little muscle may short
en- life The athlete builds up an unus-
ual amount Of muscle, which requires an
unusual amount of blood, consequently
his heart must grow larger ana WOrk
harder. Some day his heart gives out be-
cause II was overtaxed and unable 10
meet some special demand upon IT, On
the other hand. too little development OF
muscle may result In a feeble blood cur
rent and slow. almost imperceptible pro-
Co.'S OF congested liver. kidneys. or weak
ened heart causes unexpected death.
II is now a recognized fact that intel
lectual stimulation is a factor in pro-
longing life and that the man who al
lows himself 10 sink into mental apathy,
BEGINS TO die earlier than he whose
brain is constantly on the alert. Success
gives new vitality. which means new lie.
and self-fOrgetfulness doubles human
powers Of endurance and thus adds 10
iifes span Nothing is more injurious 10
vitality than an unchanglng routine. Wise
variations of mOnOtOny help greatly 10
postpone age When inadvisabie 10
change the business IL is often possible TO
alter the time. place, and character or
meals. 10 lengthen. shorten. or change The
time OF rest and TO vary the mental Occu-
pations and amusements OF leisure mo-
mcntS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-28
4 Commercial Treaty.

KINGSTON. JAMAICA. March IA
resolution has been offered In the Legis-
lative Council that an address be sent TO
Queen Victoria praying permission for
the Jamaica Government to enter into =
reciprocal commercial treaty with the
United States.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-28
Csc to So. IS
Collars and Cuffs.

Another big lot came in on
Saturday. All styles and sizes
ready tomorrow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-28
Now Dress Linens.

Etamine Brown Linen......I5c
Homespun Linen.............25c
Rough and Ready Linen...3/E
Lace-Stripe Linen............5oc
Use Butterick Patterns.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-28
81, $L25, $3.50. So a pair.
Sfdn1pin8.

We are prepared to do stamping
in all styles and by modern meth
DDS at short notice. Special de-
signs furnished upon application.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-28
Wash Fabrics.

There never was such stock
here before. Every kind and
every style and an immense va
riety at every price:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-28
THE F0URQUREAN PRICE CO.
FASTER PREPARAT TONS.

only three made between
Hat Gloves must be ready In time W"
Our assortment OF everything was never oe
and we pride beauty selections LOOK where you
quality considered average
elowestn the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-28

22x46 All-Linen II. S. Damask
Towels-white, light blue and red
borders. When you can get them
at this price you don't want to let
the opportunity pass no.o
by-per dozen .............. PH. W
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-28
ladies' Kid Gloves.

All the most approved styles are
here in the best makes. No gloves
are admitted here that we cannot
guarantee to be the best the money
can hnY.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-28
Mems Wear.

Mems Light Weight Wool
Drawers. They are the broken
lots of fine goods that sold for
SI.oo to 81. so pair-all in
one lot to-morrow-choice... 6SC
Mems Half Hose, in black, tan
and balbriggan. ................ 1Hsc
Mems Extra Quality Black
Hose, regular 25c. value ......l1c
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-28
Mdffin8s.

When you buy Mattings of us
you get perfect goods, whether
you pay nc or soc yard. We
do not sell Auction Mattings.
They are always wrong in some
way or they would not be sold at
auction. We buy only perfect,
fresh-made goods-Matting that
we know to be right in every way.
Our assortment this season is
larger than ever, and the new
spring styles are the most hand
some ever produced. The full as
sortment is now ready.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-28
AT 1Oc Yard.

Lace-Striped Jacquards, Check
ed Canvas Cloths, Striped and
Figured Dimity.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-28
At12Hc a Yard.

Grenadines, Examines and Ba-
tiste. Lawns, Cambrics and Per-
cales--hundreds OF styles.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-28

Bricklaysrs talk Of . national homo t.
their aged and innrm.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-28
$1.O0
ladies and
ChiIdren'S
Underwear.

Ladies' Wool Vests, light
weight, high and low neck, long
and short sleeves
75c. and 81 90.
Ladies I.isle and Cotton
Vests-pants to match ....... QUO
Ladies Silk Trimmed Ribbed
Vests-pants to match.........S0c
Ladies Ribbed Cotton
Vests-taped neck ............ lOc
3 for 25c
Children's Ribbed Wool Vests,
silk bound, size ) months to
Z y6dIS................. Wv
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-28
Umbrellas.

Black and Colored Silk UNI
brellas - regular price M
$500 and s.. 5o-choice.. $l.6S
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-28
COrSefS.

We have a surplus on several
lines of high grade, perfect fitting
Imported Corsets, which we offer
for tomorrow at special prices to
close out.
c. P. Corsets-
The $500 grade for. sT.5o
The $500 grade for. $500
The S3.25 grade for. $3.50
/. c. Corsets-
The ST. so grade for. SI.so
The S3.25 grade for. $3.50
The $3.50 grade for. $3.50
Bicycle eye " Waists....,........ 81. 90
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-28

White Goods.
36-inch Linen Lawns-all-linen
and unexcelled for children's wear,
shirt waists, etc., per yard
40, SO, IS. rs, IS, 90c, 81.
Use Butterick Pattens-they
are the best.