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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-15
The Meyer Store.

the glorious days OF the sixties. TO see
our young soldiers OF the South, most
of them sons or %gr1udsons OF Ouhiedct-
atoe. as they come TO this city, wearing
the blue livery we associate with the
army of invasion that destroyed our Con-
fedcrate government more than thirty
years AGO. And [ would say TO these
gallant young men, remember that lhoush
YOU wear the blue. your fathers wore the
gray. let Lee in Pennsylvania be your
example when YOU Invade Cubs not Shcr-
man Inn Georgia or Sheridan In Virginia.
But If the SOuth's soldiers have adopted
the northern uniform, the norther--
diers have cspoused the South's ITinci-
piles. For though some OF YOU may
think. as I do. that this war with Spain
Is unnecessary and that II might nave
been avoided. SIN you have the con-
sclousness that in entering the fray YOU
are ranged ont the side OF the community
which ls struggling as did your Couted-
crate fathers. for the right of self-gov-
rument for the principles Washington
fought for and made good for his gene
ration.
IL is 10 be regretted hat all of you
at that time i'm Richmond could not have
been present on the 10th OF May. the
anniversary of JacksOn's death. 90 take
rart in the services OF lakewood Memo
rial DlV. TO honor the memory OF jack
son and OF the Confederate hosts VINO
sleep under the sod OF lakewood cemetery.
There our eyes rested again on the be-
loved gray. as dOnned for the occasion
bv the cold boys" our veterans. When the
thousands who participated in the beau
tiful ceremonies Of a beautiful day had
returned that evening 20 their hearth
stones. many a story was told by gray
coated veterans or gTay-haired Daugh-
ter OF the Confederacy. of war experiences,
OF prison h%ardships n OF the suffering
OF women and children on their planta-
ton homes. rObbed OF their last morsel
of meat bv ruthless wearers OF the blue.
" one occasion. as was relatedthat night,
a country home In Virginia. visited BY a
raiding PARTY OF the enemy was robbed
OF AN its yaluables and ~ sheer wanton-
ness the well was filed up with costly
books thrown into IL. while the dresses
Of the lady OF the house. taken from her
wardrobe. were stuffed out with straw
ana paraded on sticks by the men In
mont OF their horses as they rode away.
n was not alone the vicious or ignorant
private soldier. II was not alone the
foreign mercenary who did these things
bat In many instances II was the so-called
.'e~entlemen' and the graduate or West
Point. who was responsible for q mode
Of warfare worthy Of harha-iaTs. Gem
erai Crs.cr we know. dns1 bis camnchesl
with silyerplafe stolen from the weakly
planters OF hanover when he raided
through thai county and Bftz. Lee gave
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-15
Challenge Sale of Wash Goods
and npoacFiN
DOmeStiCs.

l0-f Bleached Sheeting. full 21-e yards
wide. round thread. and free from
dressing. cheap at 2)c.; challenge
price, ~ Use. yard.
\-inch Atlantic Bleached Pillow Tubing
l6 PC. value, challenge price lie. a
yard.
over Yard-Wide Soft Unbloached Cot
ton, regular value &c.; challenge price.
4 7-Sc. yard.
Large Size Bleached Pillow Cases. &C..
value, challenge price. &c. each.
Full Double Bed Size Rleached Sheets.
extra heavy round thread; challenge
price. 2Oc.
Pure Linen Irish Lawns. dainty floral
patterns and polka dots; challenge
price, zoe. yard.
u lie. quality Solid Black. Lace Stripe
Lawns. challenge price - lie. yard.
Half Wool. Satin Stripe. Floral Pattern
Chalhes, real value 19c.. challenge
price, ~ lie. yard.
Pure Linen Satin Stripe and Plaid
Skirtine. imported 10 sell az 81 1-2c. .
challenge price. 1G 2-3c. yard.
Real Imported French Organizes. fun
piece m inches wide. 2Jc. value, chal-
lcnge price 5c. yard.
Fine Woven Scotch Madras. fast cOlOrs.
worth 53c. yard, challenge price 10c.
yard.
Maminac Shifting Prints. light and dark
cOiOrs. small and large patterns, Chal-
lenge price. Be. yard
American Printed Madras Cloth. largo
patterns. for wrappers. challenge price
1 yard
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-15
The Meyer Store.

leaving these same homes In such guar
dianshlp during the present war; This Is
the significant commentary on the North's
contribution 10 southern prosperity and tho
civilization OF the Southern negro.
And now, soldiers OF the Old Dominion.
ia coming thus in battle array TO the
Confederate Capital. and In camping on
tie old drill ground OF 1861, may you
catch the inspiration OF this historic
city and renew your fealty TO the prin-
clples OF the Virginians OF that great era
in your States history.
Virginia Volunteers OF 1865. place before
YOU as guiding stars IN your untried
courss tho noble figures OF Lee. of jack
son, Of Stuort-those ideal patriots, sol~
diers. gentlemen and Christians. Let no
action OF yours in the temptations or
camp life and in the e~xcitements of cam
p~aign'ng prove you unworthy OF thess
great eXcL rlars.
with our owr Fitz Lee 10 lead yous
may fortune favor you with her iaureis
anA wlite.wineed Peace speedily restors
you 10 your homes DIXIE.
Richmond. Va, May II. 1898.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-15
CHALLENGE Sale Of White Goods.

Come TO buy them any time this week.
There IS no such thing as hourly
sales. These prices stand out as an
ackuowlcdeement Of the power or the
White lace stripe Organizes. extra
wide. value 1tc., challenge price
Yard-lyidc White Cambria. like Ions
dale. Joe. grade. for 4 T-Sc.
Satin Plaid Orsaudies, small ana large
paid. real value 12l-2c. challenge
Chcck Nainsoo1. all-sizc checks. worth
&c.. challenge price . 7-sc
Satin stripe Lawns. pure White. shrer
finish. worth tl--c., challenge price
Corded striped French Orsandie. Tor
waists. 2lo. goods. challenge price Toe.
Drawn Thread. Lace Effect 0rgandie'
worth Tc.. challenge price zoe.
1.acc Striped Dotted iappets. 90 scotch
fabric. cost % import 80 l--r., chal-
1cnge price q
Book Fold India Linon. very fine and
sheer the El--c. grade. challenge
l,ancy and Plain Corded j. X. just the
latest for waists. 12l-2'. worth. chal-
lcngc price 3a-ic.
New White Madras. in cords fancy
checks. plaids and small figures
worth 2jc. challenge price IL i-&c.
Imported L. Is. cord volt, for skirt
n waist. the value of @'c, challenge
price iFc.
Extra grade of Jones Cambria. that
cost &c.,. challenge price %
Real French Orgdudie. fun 2 yards wide.
the grade that sells for 51c., challenge
price 16c.
The 4lr. grade Tor 25c.
The 5Oc. grade for 33c.
Persian Mulls, fine. sheer. dOuble-fold.
the kind we always sell l21-2'., chal-
leuge price Sc. yard.
The lie. grade for ~ lie.
Thc 2Ic. grade for ne.
Ladies' Long Ribbed summer Vests. we
challenge the world TO match This
quality for .........................dc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-15
The Meyer Store.

him chase. capturing his baggage with
this campChest in 10. The silver was
then restored by General Lee TO It's right
ful owners. There Is q long list OF
%"ignOble' names familiar 20 us as "he-
roes' OF Federal pillaging. campaigns.
where fire and sword went together In
achievements disgraceful 70 any age or
country. Even IN Yankee land
Beast Buffers" peculating p~rOpensities
were recognized and jlbed at by his
heartless fellow-citiZens At q banquet
given 10 him Somewhere in New Eng
land We are told. there was a banner dis
played on which his name appeared as
the hero Of Five Forks" and goodness
knows how many spoons as some wag
had written below.
Believing. as We do. not only that our
cause was just. but that Il was defended
by true knights and gentlemen who scorn-
cd 10 initiate the inhumanity Of their OPP
pressors. it Is greatly 10 be regretted that
the orator OF the Memorial Day services
should have struck the several Earring and
incongruous notes which marred his, in
other respects, appropriate address. IF
TO invade the Confederate States Of
America in order 10 deprive them Of
their independence was wrong. according
10 every principle upon which Is based
INC q y AAAnAANANAAha ~ ISL aHNANHn 49,
can our posterity utter VITA reverential
breath" the names OF those invaders and
aggressors and honor them equally with
our own heroes? 1t is not likely that the
posterity Of the Cubans are going TO
utter with r%everential breath" the names
OF Weyler and BlancO, whatever praise
may be accorded them by the Spanlards
OF a future generation. 10 Is a base doc
trine that the end sanctihes the means,
and the creed OF the poltroon that sue
cess is the test Of merit. The union"
which binds Cuba 10 Spain IS an END
considered desirable by Spain. but not
by Cuba. The union" which had held
together the free and sovereign states
Of America dissolved In 1s6l-lS65 for
themselves as TO the Southern States
who were parties TO the compact, was
forced again as a yoks upon the necks
OF our fathers. And 10 you who have
known no other Federal Government but
that AT Washington. IL may be cificult
10 put yourselves I'm the place or
your Confederate fathers and 20 realize
the wisdom OF their contention and the
Importance OF the issue for which they
made such tremendous sacrifices. And
Northern histories will carefully exclude
from o this knowledge.
But how can any one dare 20 say. az
fid the orator o. RE l0th or Nav tht'
the Sau.h wlta ~ tse wopders she tc-
complished IN the -four years OF war.
could not have sustained herself in peace
as a separate federation? II she has
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-15
Challenge Sale of Silks.

Fifteen thousand dollars worth OF SILKS
stara Won in the face with "A challenBe
mat will be hard TO meet SILK, manu-
~facturers would be astohlsneu W n
;heir Productions sold at these chal-
BLACK Rustling Taffeta. bright. glossy.
and Crow Black; We challenge the
world with these prices: me nv
grade we challenge De the SOC.
grade We challenge Ooc. the ~ Btauc
we challenge zoe.
$50 value. we challenge AZ oSc.
Black BrOcade India SIX, blg puahty'
we challenge the world at 30c.
29.inch An six BrOcaded India SIX,
large and small patterns, iJc. quallty'
challenge price 4Sc. e,,,.
Hand Loom BrOcaded Black india SILK,
the best grade woven. cost ST. our
challenge price 60c.
Fancy Taffeta SILK, I'm stripes anu liz
urcs and hrocade--Our 81 Fancy SILK,
our zoe. Fancy SILK. our. CSC. Fancy
Slk-all We challenge the world at
his price. zoe. yard.
All-Silk Japanese Striped WASH silks
the kind We guarantee 10 WASH chal-
lenge price, zoe.
Large Paid Japanese SILK. al silk; We
challenge the world to meet this price
d0c.
All-Sik Faille. fine quality. We chal-
lenge the world to meet this under
SOC: challenge price, Doc.
Crystal Cord, all silk and wool mixed.
We challenge the world TO meet this
under Sc. challenge price. ooc,
All-Silk Black COrdetteS, Crystal Cords,
and B~engalines. Fancy Weave Rhade-
ma. all cost Sl.J0; challenge price use.
All-Silk Heavy Lining Taffeta, in
shaded effects. the 15c. quality; chal-
lcnge price, I0c.
Fancy Satin Faced. Small Check silks.
all colors, the SOC. quality; challenge
price. me.
Twilled Foulards. I'm all the new pat
terms and cOlOrs, all silk and colors
that don't fade. the sl2 cloth; chal-
lenge price zoe.
Figured COlored India. % inches wide,
pure silk, Soc. value. for 2oc.
Zine Black Brocaded Satin. that we sold
for 81: Fine Black Brocaded Taffeta
Silks. we sold for SL.2, Fine Imported
Taffeta Grenadines. that sold for Sl.21'
Fine All-Silk Figured Bengaline, we
the world with the price Csc.
Fine Black Novelty Bayadere. Fine
Black Brocaded Satin. Fine Black
Fancy Weavcs. Fine Black Satin Bro
cadcs, an costing from Sf.2j 10 S1.50;
we challenge the world for tho above
at 0Sc.
French Satin Brocade. the new patterns
which cost Sl.D and s.. our challenge
price to the world IS S1.25.
over 5000 yards OF Black silks I'm the
above assortment represent the most
stupendous sale OF Black silks II has
ever been your good fortune 10 at
tend.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-15
Challenge Sale of Muslin Under
wear.

no Won think anv store has ever sold
Underwear for these pricesY
Empire Muslin Gowns, revers or en-
broidery. 2 rows OF insertion in sleeves
neck and revers edged with embroid'
ery, 3Sc.
Muslin skirts. extra Wild umbrella ruf<
files OF embroidery. 0sc.
Cambria Drawers. with 5-inch umbrella
ruffles of Nainsook embroidery. oSc.
Cambria Chemise. skirt length, square
vokes Of embroidery, ose.
Muslin Gowns. Empire style, 2 rows OF
Insertion. sleeves and neck embroidery
edged, % q
Empire Muslin Gowns. . rows insertion,
sleeves and neck lace trimmed.
Skirt. 2 rows OF lace insertion, umbrella
ruffle OF lace. Sl.25.
Muslin Skirts. wide umbrella OF em-
brOidery. -
Muslin Drawers, extra wide umbrella
ruffies of embroidery. ADc.
Muslin Drawers, with wide cambria urn-
brella ruffles, IL z r.
Corset Covers. well and thoroughly
made, SC.
Children's Embroidery Yoke Dresses,
insertion and embroidery around
skirts. ~70c.-usual $50 dresses.
Children's NainsoOk Dresses, elabOr-
ately trimmed with embroidery. osc.
Infants White Silk Christening Robes.
so. 80.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-15
Challenge Sale Ladies' Boys and
Mems Shoes.

Shoes can be bought at these same adj
v~ertised prices anywhere, but can you
buy the same quality shoes at these
same prices2 That's the point hat
should interest you.
Seven different styles OF Ladies' Genu-
inc Wei Kid OXfords are offered in one
lot. They are Macay sewed. have solid
sole leather bottoms. smooth insoles.
We challenge the world 10 sell as
good oxford Ties for 800.
Ladies Tan Lace Shoes, every shade.
style, and shape toe, all widths. We
challenge the world 10 meet this price
81 90.
ladies' s. Vici Kid Tan and Black OK
fords, al the newest shapes, challenge
price, SI.2J.
Such Fine Oxfords as are made by
John Kelley. the Carlisle Shoe Com
pany, and MalOney Brothers are I'm
one great assortment. am the latest
shapes. We challenge the world TO
meet this price Of 81 90.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-15
Challenge Sale Of Worsted pres
Goods.

p-roaking Sale. Tho assorts
Arae,t "a greater BY far than you nr~Ns9
nvor seen i'm any similar attemp; 40
Never store set out 10 coh1S.os thc
Richmond dress-g0ods 'i~e haif nrlca
FINEST OF Dress Goods arc "@A -"
anu NEW GRENADINES. 49,.
Ait-Slk Brocades. in colors, r y IiS
usual price. We challenge tho ""'
Anntls,ig Riaek G~renadine, with brocans
satin stripe. worth 81; challenge sa'o
PrlSe D",his width G~renadine. With
small beads, cost s. TO import. "0
cbalienge he world az Si.oo yara.
French Crepon Grenadine. u ~ san
IS grades: challenge sale prices Wv"
and $500. s,.utx
We challenge the world at this price.
black Wool Brocaded G~renadine. full y
inches wide. usually Ssc; We snsa
ienee the world at this price, IL i.tc-
Tnglish Mohair, % inches wide, or'sns
glossy. small and large brocads. th1
3gc. grade. challenge. price iSc. -
French Crepon Brocade Q enc MI
hair. full AZ inche wide. sells 81 a. an
times. challenge price zoe. -
English Satin Berber. 10 inches. purs
wool, best Black, cost H. ehanshs'
price ODE. An -
Imperial Serge. all wool, tine VIII arc
bldfkt luO wv nAhE't
NJ lie. an
Finest French Serge. the 81 grade y
inches wide we challenge the worfp
TO meet this price. 5oc.
Hon Stacking, light weight. All WOOL
best crow Black. 75c. value. Challenge
price soc. No.
Fine Imported Fancy Crepon \ Java
dere. fancy Black goods. that coz,
from si.T5 to $50. challenge prices -
and S1.25. -.
Black Brocade. wool f~ancles and pam
rliI double width. worth lic., chat-
lenge price at q
colorcd Etamlnc. wool checks. doubls
fold. Zoe. quality. challenge price AZ
Double Fold Colored Novelty Wool
check Dress Goods, the II lie. kind.
for : - -, a.
Wool Cycle Cloth. IN mixtures. full ~
inches wide, all shades, cost SOc.' chai-
lenge price iOc.
Fancy Wool Dress Goods. In mixtures.
plains. plaids; Wool Examines, Greg
adines. SILK and Wool poplins. goods
that sold from 20 10 Gee. We challenSs
the world to show such dress goods
at Zoe.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-15
NEW REIL TELEPHONES.

The following new subscribers have re<
Gently beer added 70 the Richmond Tele>
nhone Exchange, (Southern Bell Telc-
phone and Telegraph Company.
hates In Richmond and Manchssser{
business. $3.50 per month"; Residence
sf.D per month.
ARcHTTEcT AND GEN. DESIGNER
7b-Anderson, %. Wiley.
CANDY MANUFACTURER.
e93-Dyer, o. y.
CHEMIST.
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DRUGGIST.
2~19-Slaughter. p. N.
FLORIST.
IOsi-Reynoids. Miss.
GROCER.
7g-Jamss Bros.
MERCHANDISE BROKER.
l0e0-Bidgood & Co. Geo. L.
RESIDENCES.
575-Cooper, ID. $.
2s3e-Meyer. Alex. n. =
10S-Donaldson. Edw.
~17-Vaieehe. Mrs. r..
232S-t-Bain. George w.
14g9-Joynes. Levin.
10-Rutherford. Thos n.
223i-2-Biair A. b =
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RESTAURANT.
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snoT iAKER.
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-15
ChaIlenee sale Of Couches.
The Meyer Store.

Elmer A. Cord. Robert y. Cornett, John
NJ Greasy. william L.. Charlton, Law
relro O.. Drummond. Joseph IT, Dunn.
Reilly Evans. James ~. FISHER. Ray
Farmer. william VI. Gravcley. Elliott I.
Howe. John Hurt. james T. Jenueil.
Frank NJ. Key. Chesley H. kenncy. Les-
ter H. Kcis.er. Nathaniel l.. Lawrence,
Wheeler =. Liukous, la Verne LAYTON,
Walter Moran. Andrew j. Mcdaniel, Ro-
b.rt NrIfmOre John l.. Mckee. Eugene
ID lfundv. Elias O.. human. william
N~elehbors. willis Page. Irwin j. Page,
Ebert Price. Robert s. Price. Ca1ell
Price. Early Pile. Al0nzo y. stump, VILE
liam Smith. Eatel A. Shell. Cameron
Sears. William b. Saunders, Ennis H..
Thompson. Thomas p. Thompson. VIII
liam r.. Vickcrs, Edward L. Womack,
Charles b. Wilford. Robert h. Wells.
Company &, Ha%rrisonburg.
Captain-Edward w. Sullivan.
First Lieutenaut-Boyau n Richardson.
Second Lieutenant-Hugh Hinde.
First serecan,-Clarencc A. Carter.
Ou1rtcrmaster Sergeant-Edward A..
sereeants-Robert p Phillips, Horace
~ Morrison. Walter +. Compton, Philo
Bradley. Jr.
Cornorals-Robert l.. Jones. Richard S
II smith. Homer A.. Pence. Charles IT,.
Horner. William S. May. Beverley b.
Lewis.
Musicians-Arthur T.. Guyer. Shelley h.
KicnCr.
ArtiGcer-Wniam c. Sprinkle.
Wagoner-Joseph S. Rodgers
prlyatcs-John j.. Anderson. Caspar G..
Ashenfclter. Harry H. Bateman. Craw-
ford f. Bennett. Frank ). Bilihimer,
Frank A. Brecden. Siram Il. Benneman,
Martin Burns. Andrew L. Callan. John
~. Carson. Thomas n. ID. Crigler. Frank
puval Wilmer S. Earman William O..
E1dlns. Charles w. Fletcher. John i.
Foster. William +. Fowler, George T.
a. FrIdGlc. Hiram #. Gets, Stuart j..
Good. Staten N. Gooden, John A..
Greycr. Joseph i. Greyer, Emanuel G.
Heller. William H.. Hewitt, Joseph G..
ZONES. Harry jenkins. Charles NJ. john
SON. william A. Kline. Hiramn J. Ken
non. Charles II. Lam. Robcrt r. L1uck.
Joseph w. Logan. John r. Mitchell James
w. NeWburn. John a. Morgan. John w.
Myers. John x. Mckay. William B. Nc
Cormick. William r.. Nicol. oscar Pence.
Thomas c.. Pence. Edward Il. Price. WI
liam r.. Phillips, John b. Ramey. Frank
~ Rice. Jack RltomoOre. Robert r. l..
sherman. Robert H.. Saum. Robert A..
shearor, Kenneth y. Smith. William J.
Siuescr. William y. Sullivan. John l..
sullivan. John Shirley. Newton @. Shat
fer. Samuel c. Sites. Thomas T. Sullivan.
Robert f. Toppin. Joseph b. Yiands. Fol-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-15
Challenge Sale ChiIdren's Suits.

Children Ready Made Suits. 6 10 70
years. I'm wool. fancy and plain COM
biuatiOus. cost $40; challenge sale
price 500 per suit.
Clildren's Navy Blue Serge Separate
Skirts. braided, o TO T. years. S2- Us
$50.
Childrcu's Ready Made Wash Skirts.
age 6 to IT,. cost 81, challenge sale
price SOC.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-15
The Meyer Store.

lansbce b. Welsher. Howard t. Weds-
hampel Alfred r.. white Water w. WISE
man, Wylie w. Zirkle.
Company Il. stanton.
Captain: Richard S. Kcr.
First Lieutenant: William j. Perry.
Second Lieutenant: Carter Braxton.
First Sergeant: Joseph VI. Lushberg.
Sergeant: Dennis Prov.
Sergeant: Dennis Brow.
Winston, Elliott ". Peace. Thomas Carr.
Corporals: Eugene y. BLACK. Mason
Doom, CHARLES w. Ryan, Hurt H.. SprOut.
John G.. Watts. Eugene L. Summers.
Musicians. Luther A.. Cav. Fielding l.
Oliver.
Artidcer: Cornelius y. Lambert.
Wagner: Miles Fertry.
Privates: Oliver II. Almarode. Lacy VI.
Bailey. Hampton c.. Baylor, James A..
BARLEY. Isaac NJ. BARLEY. Harry NJ.
Berry. Edgar W. Boyd. Hugh G. Brax-
ton, Rudolph Bumgardner. Charles b..
Carroll. Thomas a. Carroll. Richard IT..
Catlett, Howard Chapman. Everett f..
Koiner. William NJ. Collins. william
Coopc. Richard II. Corbin. Hugh ~. Cox.
Alexander $. Craig. William r.. Danier.
Henry NJ. Dunlop. John A.. Farley. Row
land l.. Foster. John C.. Fry. William
C.. Fulcher. Joseph W. Gayhart. Hans
ford G.. Gilkeson. James =. German.
William D.. Gray. Travers Harmau. Til
den O. Hankel. David r.. Hulvey. James
w Kenneday. Ash +. Kester, Ernest L.
KILLER. Harry NJ. Lambert. Harry May,
William VI. Maybush. Charles ID. Nc
Chung. Harry II. Newman. job II. Noon.
Arthur Peace. George G. Powell, Syl-
yester O.. Printz. Charles b. Ualston.
James +. Rawlings. John W. Rice, Rich
ard Rippetoe. Horace l.. Robinson, ThOs.
5. Rogers. Robert g.. Rosen. Walter H..
Ryan. Edwin h. Schumacher. Carl II.
Shervey, Walter II. Shultz. Harry c..
Smith. Philip c. Smith. Richard B.
Smith. Henry l.. Snapp. Leonard r. Spit
Ter. John W. splitter. james H. Thomas.
Charles p. Woodruff. Richard L. Wood
son, Daniel Il. Young.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-15
Challenge Sale Parlor Suits.

A 5-Piecc Parlor Suit. all-over silk. M
hOlstered. sold the world over at $50;
challenge price = 30.
5-picce Heavy silk pamask All-Oyer
Stuffed Suit, a So value; challenge
price So.
3-Pieco Sill Velour Mahogany Frame
Suit. sells everywhere at so; challenge
price. S26.
Handsome 3-Pece Library Suit. carved
oak frames, hand made tapestry.
$500 value: challenge price Sos.
a fun line of oak. Mahogany and Wal
nut Dining Room Chairs. challenge
price. 80 10 D5c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-15
Challenge Sale Ladies' Ready
Made Suits.

Many suits. only one and two Of "a kind,
are not mentioned in his advertise
ment. but they are the biggest bar
gains of the century. Prices St.0D TO
So. 80.
Ladies' Linen Crash Skirts. fun width
ana deep hem. 15c. value. we challenge
the world no 29c.
Ladies' Ready Made Blouse Suits brazil
ed skirt and jacket of all-woOl serge.
worth $3.50. we challenge the world 40
$50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-15
TIMELY ADVICE.

Open Lcttcrtothe Virginia Volunteers
Now in Richmond.
Editor OF The Times:
sir,-On a monument erected TO Con-
federate soldiers by the women Of the
fair little h~ill-crowned city OF Rome. Ca,
Is found this inscription:
let this stone forever warn those
who feep these valleys. that only their
a..cs are csgl. the PRINCIPLES for which
they fought can never die"
1t is not a pleasant sight TO Confeder-
ates, 10 men and women who remember
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-15

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q
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-15
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