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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-15

The Tines IS always indebted 20 iriehus
Who favor 81 with society items any
personals. but must ufee ma -, 10
he sent over the signature OF ''e
sender. %. ., -
5cctcd always.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-15

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-15
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-19

Flowers can be easily gathered by a
new cutter and holder which has Hat
spring blades lying parallel with the cut
ting blades to grip the stem and hold II
until IL is cut when it can be trans
ferred By the tool TO q receptacle.
A new metal clOthespin IS formed or
a single piece of spring wire bent into
two complete coils 10 form clamp when
slipped over the line. the ends Of the wire
being formed into eyes 10 prevent catch
ing in tho clothes.
Bicycles can be steered automatically
by new head. which has the ball race
ways slightly depressed I'm the front ana
rear 20 form a seat for the cones when
in alignment and tending 70 return them
10 that position when out OF place.
Sounds can be readily located BY new
instrument, which has a large funnel
pivoted on a frame over the head with
tubes extending 10 the ears 20 transfer
tho sound which becomes louder as the
mouth OF the funel turns toward H.
Bicycle riders who smoke will appre-
ciate a newly-deslgned pipe which has
the bowl attached to a shield 10 be PIN
ned on the coat. with q curved stem which
makes ~ possible for the smoker 90 use
the pipe without touching II Win MS
hands.
paratus two tubes are attached 20 a
faucet placed in the barrel or tank, with
"a valve in the faucet which feeds one
tube az a time, allowing the tubes TO be
alternately placed I'm "a new bottle while
the Othe rome is In use.
Hats are prevented from blowing or
the head by a new fastener, which con-
sists OF a,t0othed comb, 10 be attached
20 the under side Of the hat brim and
slide up into the hair, where II Is heId
by springs In the crown
4 new foot rest foe car seats IS piyoted
on the center Of the seat frame and Tits
down or up as the back Of tho seat is
turned, thus drawing the portion not Is
use close to the under side OF the seat 10
make room for packages.
Meats can be marked without staining
by q new device. consisting Of raised
letters attached 10 a wire frame, against
which the meat is allowed 10 rest until
an indentation shows. when the meat
is dried and hardened by smoke
Traces are prevented from slipping on
the whihietree by means OF a new hook,
which IS U-shaped. with the outer end
attached 20 the end OF the wnlfiitree. the
inner end having a spring thimble which
normally rests in a socket and can be
pulled out to insert the trace.
handy kitchen implement IS formed
of a thin. fiat metal plate adapted for
use as a cutter. with slots in the surface
20 allow the passage OF vegetables when
the tool IS used as a masher, curved
handle being attached TO one end OF the
plate.
Burglars cannot get through a door
without giving an alarm II a Western
mans invention Is used, consisting OF
clock mechanism attached 10 the door 70
ring a gong as soon as the trip bar
braced between the knob ana The floor Is
disturbed.
A neWly-desgned hay-rake has the axle
formed In three telescope sections. which
fold uD to bring the wheels close to-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-19
Some Brand
New Things.

Shoes can be displayed to better adyan-
tage by means OF pneumatic last
which is placed inside the shoe and in
hated TO expand it and fll out the upper.
Metallic folding beds are being made
with the horizontal bars hinged In sew
eral sections 20 close up and draw the
foOtboard up 20 the head when the bed
IS not I'm use.
IN Il recently-patented automatic wagon
brake the thills are mounted on movable
rods on the front aXel which slide back
ward and apply the brakes as soon as
the horse holds back.
To indicate when a now bottle has been
tempered with a metal ball Is huns from
the cork by a thread, which breaks as
tho cork Is pulled allowing the bdl-tO,
fan 90 the bottom Of the bottle.
Incandocsent electric light globes cam
not DO stolen from a new socket which
has an interior metallic projection lock-
ing into a catch on the base plate when
the globe IS screwed into position.
An improved strap for street cars IS
suspended on a groyed block, which rests
on toothed, horizontal bar attached 10
the side of Il car the grooves preventing
the strap from slipping under a sudden
strain.
4 Pennsylyanlan has patented an au-
rolls. which has the type set IN a. roller
suspended IN a heavy casing. walch
presses it against the paper. as 1t Is
uuwouud.
A handy truck for moving barrels has
n cripping plate secured 10 the front OF
the truck. provided with a central con-
cave portion. which has teeth along its
outer edge 20 catch the barrel and pre-
vent its slipping
tective seal, which is composed OF a new
steel case. which covers the ends OF
circular link by which II Is attached 10
the tubing the face OF tho case con-
tanning "a name-plate.
The height OF beds can be changed
easily By a new reversible grip rail which
has a double head 10 fasten in the head
and tail boards OF the bedstead, thus
bringing the springs on the upp>r or
under sides as desired.
A Chicago man has patented a cross
cut saw which can be operated by one
man. a crescent shaped blade being
pressed against the log by a spring and
rocked part way around a circle by
means OF a crank and gear wheels.
Conlcal holes can be bored by a new
English tool which has straight spin
die with a screw Up and pivoted llange
at the side. watch In forced out against
the wall OF tho hole by means OF a screw
on the side OF the spindle.
An ohioan has designed n music chart
for students which has perforated notes
ON a star. through which notes may he
be read on slide or card beneath, pro-
yided with characters indicating the
names OF note3 lingering or chords
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-19
Court ofJusticc John.

William Moseley, colored. for beins
disorderly In L. Delleluche's bsrroom WAS
taken In charge by Officer Mcmahon. and
when no was relieved OF his valuables
at the station house. a pistol was found
among them. His disorderly conduct cost
him $40, and the pistol was the means
OF putting S5l.25 additional down against
him.
James Harris colored. who ran away
from the officers and claimed that M
was dreaming, was given thirty days in
Jail on general principles as suspicious
character.
Byrd Smith. colored. assaulted and
abused John Weand, and II cost him
$3.50.
Lucy Minor. colored. for being disor-
DERBY and throwing rocks AT Mary Dand-
ridge was charged $40.
G. c. Lane paid 1870 for getting un-
lawfully intoxicated.
r. L. Crowder went down for ten days
for getting drunk.
Annie Tinsley, colored. for beating
Mary Patterson. was fined $3.50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-19
To Test the Fence Law.

A movement is on foot 10 test the le-
gality Of the present fence law Messrs.
James l.. Shelton. J. G.. May and a. X.
Leake. attorneys at law, OF Lou
lisa. after consultation together. de-
clare that II Is their opinion
of the law that every mans
lines. or the line OF him under whom he
(renter) holds. marks his dominion and
that his dominion cannot be trespassed
upoa b. cattle without a liability upon
the owners or managers OF the trespass-
ing cattle in favor OF the party tres
passed upon. The gentlemen are willing
70 undertake 20 establish by adjudication
In some court or courts Of Virginia or
competent jurisdiction that their opinion
of the law in the premises - correct upon
the following terms: A eash Zee OF $oo'
10 be applied to the necessary expenses
OF a suit involving the matters OF law
touching tho premises aforesaid, ana for
"a further fee OF $50 contingent UPON
successful termination OF the suit adj
Indicating the law 20 be In accordance
with theirS)pinions.
Those 10 desire 10 contribute to the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-19

horse like lightning. and pick UP your
hat of the ground when going at fun
gallOp ana woe betide the Spanard who
crosses his path. but he is q gentleman
and a man every inch.
OF course there are some rough fellows.
but show me a regiment that hasn't some
of these. or "a church either.
There were several camps nearby. and
tho men came from every direction. We
had gasoline lights. such as the ladies'
who sell fish, nave in the markets, and
80 was refreshing 10 see the soldiers SIT
right down on the ground che seats were
frcel and eagerly bend over the little
books ass they sang heartily the good old
hymns.
At the conclusion 7 said. Now. boys.
I am going 20 pray, i want your consent
TO pray for YOU VIII all who desire that
/ pray for you stand up / am quite
sure that every man rose, and there
were hundreds. 10 was a sight 1 shall
seldom see again. and which sent n thrill
of joy through heaven no doubt, for there
IS joy in the presence Of the angels OF
God over one sinner that repenteth.
THE EXPEDITION LEAVES.
Twenty-Five thousand soldiers left here
to-day, with General Shafter In COM
mand There are thousands remaining.
waiting anXiously for orders 20 move on
Spain. The men are In nigh spirits, bear
ing any pryauon In good humor. and fun
OF LOYALTY and enthusiasm.
10 is beautiful 10 see the unity OF the
spirit in tne bonds OF peace.
/ think tho only remains OF tho old
feeling Of animOsity which once charact-
erizcd the two great sections (and there
is but little may be found now and then
among some of the leading brethren
OF Christian denominations. They have
not so learned Christ. II he were here
He would turn the last OF them out of
the Church. for such an unforgiving
spirit / was a Confederate soldier boy
ct AppomattoX, and feel just as much at
home hero with General Miles, as at
Jacksonville with Fitzhugh Lee. Thank
God Tor this great big happy progressive
uncomfortable America.
AMAZING PROGRESS
one OF the most amazing things on
record is the readiness with which this
peaceful country went 90 war and ihe
facility with which Secretary Alger and
his aids brought the nation into line Of
battle some one crlticizing. I'm onc of
the papers. the other day "a very easy
thing TO DO. by the way. for 81 takes
neither brains nor experience said: Sup
pose this country had come in~sontact
with one Of the first class powers instead
OF Spain England for example-we would
have been numerically thrashed.' as II
we hadn run up against first class pow
ers. even England. more than once, and
found that she was not I'm our class"
MEN WELL CARED FOR.
Let ne say another thing. The men
are wei fed well sheltered; well watered.
I speak advsedly. Their religious inter
ests are looked after too. not only by the
resident ministers and chaplains. but by
far the most effective work Is done by
the Army Christian Commission a
largo and thorough organization Of the
Young Mems Christian Association.
They have men preaching at every
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-19

rendezvous. and are giving away hum
dreds and thousands Of Bibles and Tesla
ments. and pages Of literature without
number. besides providing every brigade
with reading and writing tent, with
stationary In abundance.
This is q great war and It's problems
are already more pcrpleXing than any
IN our history hut new era IS dawning
on the world. God will override all this
for good. and ignorance. superstition and
despousm viii Doe driven forever from
our Western Hemisphere. America will
come out OF this the leading nation OF the
world ana closest of all 20 the will and
heart OF Almighty God
HENRY NJ WHARTON.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-19

gether when on ordinary roads, the rake
fingers being attached to the frame on
a sliding bar, which draws them together
as the axle closes.
An improved method OF attaching the
collar and tie 10 a shirt consists OF loops
formed on tho collar, tie and neckband,
TO which u spring ring Is forced
which extends nearly around the neck
under the tie and prevents the slipping
of collar and tie.
A New York woman has patented an
educational device in the shape Of
sand-board which has hdnges around the
edges and is provided with a glass cover
TO protect a design when once formed.
the board being useful in illustrating
geography.
In a new picture-displaying device
curved guide rails are attached at the
TOP and bottom of a Dashboard and slot
ted 10 receive pins projecting from the
movable picture cards. which slide over
from one side OF tho track 10 the other
TO show both sides.
A Pennsylvania has patented an am
monia and water pistol which consists
OF a rubber ball normally expanded in
side q casing. with a nozzle extending
out TO the barrel OF the pistol to dis
charge a stream Of liquid when the lever
forming the trigger is pressed against
the ball.
An Englishman has designed an cleo
trio fog signalling apparatus, which has
a large number OF cartridge chambers
in a metallic disk. with a firing mechan-
ism on one side OF the disk TO fire a car
fridge az stated intervals II train is In
the block ahead OF the signal. an cleo
trlc current operating the signal.
In a new French apparatus for raising
sunken vessels a number OF cells OF cal
cium carbide are maintained on board
I'm suca a position that gas Is generated
as soon az the vessel sinks and stored
in collapsible bags under the decks. thus
raising the ship Immediately. which
might 70 the means Of saving many
1fvae
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-19
MORE RECRUITS DEPART.
Eight Leave for JacksonviIlc-Lieut
Pcyton's Successor.

PcNtOn's successor.
Eight recruits for the Fourth Regiment
left here at noon yesterday for Jackson
VILE.
The trip was made via the Southern
railway Following is a list OF those who
went: Walter NJ. Gibson and William
T. Spears for Company G.; Wythe II.
Woodson and Samuel G. Gilmer for
Company II; Mills T. McClenny, Charlie
Cordrey, Gilbert w Keller and John T..
Nesbitt. for Company r. Mr.. McClenny
had charge Of the squad.
No more recruits will be sent OF until
Tuesday. About dozen applicants pre-
sented themselves for examination yes
terday and were examined by DR.. Teus-
Ter.
Governor Tyler has commissioned Ed
gar T. Hoffman as First Lieutenant m
Company D. Third Regiment. 20 succeed
Lieutenant Peyton, who has been non
orably discharged from service by tho
War Department. John shelton White
was commissioned Second Lieutenant to
fiji the vacancy occasioned by Lieuten-
ant Honman's promotion.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-19
In Police Circles.

William Christian. a negro man, was
arrested and lodged In the Second Po-
lice Station yesterday upon the charge
OF assaulting and beating Emma McCuk
lOch, a negro woman. The offence was
committed nearly a year ago. but Chris
tian eluded arrest until yesterday. He
was bailed for hts appearance before the
Police Court tomorrow morning.
William Eggleston. another negro. was
arrested and lodged IN the Second Sta
ton. charged with whipping the child OF
Christina Giles. lie. too was bailed to
appear before tho Police Court Monday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-19
Kelley Brought Here.

Deputy United States Marshal A. r.
Myers, OF Philadelphia, Pa, arrived here
Yesterday having in charge Michael kel-
Icy. who was indicted az the April term
Of the United States District Court at
Richmond for violation OF pension laws.
by personating one Charles +. Push, and
presenting TO the Commissioner OF PEN
slons a forged and false claim for PEN
sion.
The offense was committed az the Ma
tlonal Soldiers Home. Va, and Kelly
was arrested in Philadelphia. The pris-
oner was turned over 70 United states
Marshal Treat and lodged In jail.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-19
MANY WONDERS
IN A SAND REEF.
Or. H. M, Wharton's Experience as
Chaplain in the Army
PREACHING TO ROUGH RIDERS.
Tho Men at Tampa are We'll Fed, Well
Sheltered and Well Watered-some
BLACK sheep in Camp But the
Troops arc Gcntlcmanly'

TAAiPAFLA, June b.-special.--It
is WONDERFUL what YOU may DO "llh q
sand reef You cam make iahes' DOT %
arfc-Isu wells. build railroads, plant
orange groves. flowers, vegetables, erect
fine hotels. establish splendid hdrooIs'
and turn The whole town lnto "a state
and call DC Florida. Ponce dc Leon was
WAY of when be- came here LOOKING Tor
tho eprin- OF eternal youth. or any other
s.rlur. as 90 that, fOr the heat ana aaAu
are death springs.
Tampa ls uo doubt nnc winter resort
and it is quite pleasant here now except
"A few hours ln the middle OF the day.
ON my way here / met % genial friend IN
Atlanta Ga. who comfOrtcd me with tho
remark chat if ] should happen TO so be-
low would hs thoroughly acciimated
cffcr O. short stay here. a soldier SAID
fbe other day that ~ DO went 10 tho
rooer REGIONS from this point. ne would
tqke am ovcrcoat along 20 keep from
,.frrfui, cold But bless the Lord 1
hone We arc an tending upward. my
fueud ga Atlanta in The bargain.
A PLEASANT PLACE.
Seriously speaking. however Tampa Is
really pleasant city, even az this time
10 cha wear. AN these reports OF riots
and martial law. md what not are news
raufr creations mostly Tho people are
lind paucnt and loyal and bear the
,.isb ~ thc military with becoming Dig
rIfv. The health OF tho place seems per-
f,ct. and os for tho heat. J have seen 1t
hotter in Baltimore or New York often.
ann mere preaching the gospel 10
tacre dear fellows. and ! never had q
more cordial reception nor more attentive
listeners Son nay ne. Tonight / preached
80 the camp OF The Rough Riders The
ofhcer or the guard, Captain McGlnnls'
~ Oklahoma. was as pleasant and cour-
teous q gentleman as you would wish 20
meet. lie introduced me 10 several other
omccrs an OF whom were exceedingly
polite ard gentlcmanly.
ROUGH RIDERS NOT ROUGH.
An impression has gone abroad that
theas Intn are toughx. They can ride a
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-19
Great June Hosiery Sale.

Ladies' heavyweight Isle Hose.
were sec. reduced TO 25c. pair.
Ladies' Light Cray and Dark Gray
Lisle Hose, Richelieu ribbed. were &c.
reduced to Soc. pair.
Ladies' Ribbed Hose in black ana
tan. l2c value. tomorrow 1Oc.
Ladies' soc. Lsle, Richelieu ribbed
Hose. great value. tomorrow &c.
Boys and Girls lJc. Ribbed Hose
for l0c.
Boys SOC. Bicycle Hose. go. pair
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-19

Zoe. Ladies' Tan Drop-stiiched Hose
for &C..
Zoe. Ladies' Fast Black. 4O-guazo
Hose with white feet ~ 1-2c. pair.
Chndrens hand-knit Isle Hose. sizo
10 S-wcro 40c.-tO close lee. pair.
Chlldron's Plain Isle Hose. were
Csc. pair. only Be-. pair.
Chldrens Improved Double-knee
STOCKINGS. guarantee ticket with ev-
cry pair. sizes G TO II, only y i-2c.
pair.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-19

Gents SOC. shirts with detached and
attached collars. tomorrow 23c.
Gents Balbr.geau shirts. soc. kind
tomorrow -c.
one. Jeans Drawers. Csc.
Mems Carriers. worth 2jc.. for Toe.
MEMS SILK String Ties Zoe.
Mons White Lawn Ties. 12hc. dozen.
Mems loc Black and Tan Seamless
Socks 5c. pair
Mems Madras shirts without collars
and CUTS. S1W value, for SOC.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-19
Ribbons at Half Price.

No. 70 Warp Printed Ribbon. all
silk. I'm all new shades; pinks. blues.
green's lavender, heiiotrope, black
and white, l5c. instead OF 2jc.
No so Warp Printed Ribbon, all
silk, In AN colors. lie. instead Of zoe.
No. co Warp Printed Ribbons. in all
silk. I'm all colors. 100. instead of 35c.
No. 100 Bayadore stripe Ribbons.
for sashes. an silk. On different pat
terms 10 select from, SOC instead OF
soc
No. CO Sash Ribbon. double face,
heavy ribbon. 42c. instead of see.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-19
Black Goods Sale

Black Grenadlnc, 81 inches wide; al
ways sold for 2jc.-Sale price l-3c.
Black Cashmere. sold for zoe. yard
Sale price u l-2c
Black Figure Mohalr Crepon effects
&c value for ljc. yard.
10 pieces OF Black Crepon, two DIFF
ferent patterns. would be cheap NJ
15c.-Junc price 59c.
Black Figure Grenadine that sold
for S5c. yard. A inches wide-June
sale price 43c.
Black Serge. ~ inches wide, SOC.
vaIuc-June price zoe.
Black Mohalr SILK Lustre. ~ inches
wide. never sold less than Soc.-June
sale price zoe.
SILK Populin that sold FOR $3.50 and
500 yard to close out for $LS9.
5i-iuch Black Camels-liair Serge
always sold FOR SL25, now Sc.
Black Hole Cloth, a new novelty for
Skirts. - inches wide. never sold less
than SL25 tomorrow for soc.
Black Crepon that sold for 75c. and
500 yard. an Wool-June sale 39c.
yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-19
Mrs. Elam's Guest.

Miss Annie Belle Chase, the pretty and
accomplished daughter OF Irwin X. Chase,
Esq. OF Nashville, Tenn. formerly Of
Virginia. is visiting her aunt Mrs. J. B.
Elan. 20G west Main street. Miss Chase
has already many friends and admirers
here, who will be pleased 90 learn that
she will extend her visit and not depart
for home "a early as she had intended
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-19

No. ~ Gauze Ribbon. in all silk. in
different color stripes. &c. yard, In
stead OF sc
No 50 Gauze Ribbons, in oil cohrs.
variety OF stripes. 22c. instead OF SOC.
Tho Bayadere Stripe Ribbons. for
Sailor Hats and Belts 25c.
An-snk Plaid Ribbons 2Oc. yard in
stead OF 25c.
No. co All-Silk Sash Ribbon, in all
colors. 2 Sc. instead OF 39c.
All-Snk Daisy Ribbon. 80 yards on
spool. 7jc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-19
ElI!!I!,I',!!'I||.l!l'Ela
"A Speciality.

Primary, Secondary or Tertiary Syphilis
permaLsntly cured IN 10 10 ~ Gays. io1
can DO treated at ONE Tor the same price
under same guaranty TX you prefer "a
come here We VIII contract 10 pay railroad
fare and hotel bills. and no Charge II va
fan TO cure. IL you have tlken Mercury
iodide Potash. and still nave aches and
Throat. Pimples. copper colorod spots.
Ulcers on any part OF tho body, hair %
eyebrows falling out, II Is this Syphilitlo
BLOOD POISON that we guarantee 20
ana challenge the world for a ease We
cannot cure. This disease has alwsya
nstfied the skill OF the most eminenf
conditional guaranty. Absolute prcofa
ssill sealed on aspiration. Address Cook
Remedy Ca, 3fa Masonic Temple
Chicago.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-19
Great Tune Sale Gents Furnishings.

Gents Madras Working Shirts S'c'
kind for pc.
Cents pure Linen Bosom shirts,
made of extra cotton. reinforced front
and back. double cuff, soc. value TO-
morrow soc.
Mems Csc. SILK Bows, l3c.
Mems 21c Suspcnders. lac.
Gents Medium Weight shirts sum-
mer wool. 7Jc. value for soc.
Gents soc. Bdlbriggan SHIRTS ana
Pants tomorrow 31l-c. each.
Gents Plaid Socks, . pair Tor z5c'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-19
June Glove Sale

Chamols Gloves. button, can be
washed I'm water, real value $780, to-
morrow G9e.
Ladies' Black 4-Button Gloves. with
white stitching soc. value, 2jc.
Black silk Mitts, heavy quahty
were 2Jc. tomorrow l5c.
White s9ik Gloves, elbow length.
Sl2j value for zoe.
Chudren's Black SILK Mitts to-mor-
row Zoe.
SOC. White silk Nitts. &c.
Ladies' Gray and Tan silk Mitts'
G9c value. tomorrow 25c.
Ladies' sec Black Silk Gloves, 4-but-
tons. tomorrow soc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-19

object named above will send In their
names to Mr. ]. r. Jackson, editor OF tho
Southern Planter. Richmond, and upon the
successful termination OF the case will
send the amounts promised TO Mr.. jack
son.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-19
June Sale Jewelry

Pearl Waist Sets. Zoe.
zoe. waist Sets, 2Jc.
Bolt Pins. BE-.
Jewel Belts. 25c.
Military Belts. 2jc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-19
Linen Sale

SOC. Hemstltched Shams. pc. pair
All stamped Center Pieces i'm WHITE
and c0lorcd Linen marked down.
Special Sale Tomorrow In Linen OF
all Kinds.