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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-26
Theatrical
HnnUScncntS.

one of the ANGELA sisters fen from a
h.eh window st Omaha.
.Ths Nkado" and "The Gondoliers'
were sung iu New York last week
Next season jefferson DE Angels VIII
star in "a new opera by STANCE and Ed-
wards.
-gme Shannons younger sister. Win
mona. viii play the inEenue role OF Kitty
In '"rhe Moth and the Flame next
winter
In Ncw York vaudeville theatres
Mst week the performers included j.. Ia.
stoddard Felix Morris and Corr;nne
Tho latter wore tights and played the
mandolin
-TmeDieces are to Doe set I'm the pros
cruium arch. 40 either side OF the stage
iu Kcith's Theatre. Boston. The clocks
uiu be set iu the ornamental stucco
work The dials. which Will bc or a
unique pattern. viii be- Illuminated. so
they can be- easily read from any part
ct the house.
Charles h. Blaney and Elmer Vance
have ENGAGED tombstone Bennett Tor a
now farce comedy 1.-THE Female Drum
mer." which opens iu Boston August %.
BOO This Miss Bennett plays the role OF a
corset drummer and several other char
acters. George Richards and Eugene
Canacld have also been engaged.
Tho editor and proprietor OF the Dra~
matte News and Dramatic Times cx-
plains Zoo inc current number why no
printed Ihe Statement concerning Mr.
and Mrs Flske. Tie declares that the
clrculators OF the paper would not handle
the publication unless the rctraction were
printed 81 wish now. says AFR. Bethel
helm. "to say that tho statement was
made under dures5 and don so.
Piper Finlatcr the hero OF Eng
lands recent border war in India. IS com
ing 10 America, 10 Is said in London. He
comes here. having been engaged by a
music hall manager for 500 week lie
D. expected 10 play on his pipes the
charge and tell the story Of the battle
with The Afridis. when although pierced
by several bullets his legs useless. ne sat
oa the ground and played 10 his fellow
lIghlanders.
The Ragged Regiment" the new
Cuban War melodrama by r. n. Ste
phens. author OF An Enemy TO the
King" In New York on Monday last has
been written around that heroine OF
cuba ubre, Eyangclina cisneros, now
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-26

fine record I'm the late unpleasantness.
tosser S men did valient service I'm those
days and richly deserved the laurel leaf
bestowed upon them by j.. j.. y. Stuart
as a badge.
Hearing or the old war horse being
called INTO the service in this hour OF the
country's need recalls many Incidents
Of the civil war. when Rosser and his
rough riders were well beloved by the
people OF the Shenandoah valley. Among
the memories that rise is a merry party
stopping in front OF our house one bitter
cold evening singing General Rosser
made a raid and captured Averilrs whole
brigade" returning from a raid IN West
Virginia, where they had been sent TO
destroy army stores and incidentally had
taken number of prisoners, which they
brought along with them. One OF tho
captured men had lost his hat I'm the
effort TO make his heels take care OF his
head.
The luckless soldier was suffering great
ly in the winter wind with only a hand
kerchief tied over his ears. The officer
in command. noted as well for his kind
ness Of heart as his gallantry on the
field, being a friend OF the family, stopped
10 ask II we could not furnish some sort
OF headgear for the unfortunate hatless
prisoner.
Hats were hats In those days and the
resources OF the attic often oyerhauled
for such purposes, offered only a choice
between an old stovepipe that once be-
longed 10 pater familias and we'll
ventilated straw hat of confederate man
ufacture. The shivering prisoner. OBJ
livious OF style selected the ancient
stoyepipe and hastily pulled II down over
his freezing ears. The cavalrymen be-
ing I'm haste. as the Fcderals were In hot
pursuit. moved on, and We could long
hear the good-humored jokes and loud
laughter OF the men at the remarkable
headgear surrounding the blue uniform
as the prisoner and his guard joined tho
main body OF the troops.
IL Is a wonderful turn OF the wheel
that makes Rosser's men and Averills
men ride together in the crusade against
oppression. Notwithstanding all the Sor-
rows brought upon the country, inevi-
table In war. there Is much compensation
In having once more Il united nation.
Very CHEEKY accounts come from Jack
sonvile OF tho Lynchburg boys In camp
there.
Mrs. Herbert Elliott. OF this city. went
to Florida last week TO visit her brother.
Mr.. w. c. Mckinney, who enlisted In the
regular army several years ago, and has
been for some weeks IN camp al Tampa
Mrs. Elliott was greatly disappointed on
her arrival 70 learn that her brathar had
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-26

Mrs. Carlos T. Carboncu The action
OF the play paraphrase5 to some extent
the rescue of that young woman from
Havana prison by am American Blanche
Walsh and Aubrey Boucicault were in
the cast.
Although for so long a next-door
nelghbOr 10 Weber a. Fields Augustin
DAILY has never set foot in the Music
Hall. In fact. / am told IL is years since
he attended any performances save those
given gy his own companies To every
b0dys surprise, therefore. Mr. DAILY was
one of the first TO enter the Grand Opera
House i'm Chicago. when Weber q Fields
opened there with "POusse Cafe" He
occupied a seat well down in front and
according 10 my informant was convuls-
ed with laughter.
According 10 the Dramatic Mirror
the government has entered into q con.
tract with Manager Frank Burt OF To-
ledo O.. 10 build and manage for and
on behalf of the United States of Amer
lea q theatre with a seating capacity Of
800. at Camp Thomas. Chickamaugua
Park. 1t is the intention OF the govern
ment 20 devote the house 10 the presen-
tation of refined vaudeville. Two per-
fOrmances VIII be given daily. Only
members Of the United States Army will
-" aAlhlNtNAs @Np AN4AAloolNll ANH VIII DC
charged.
Christine Nilsson, whose cold Swed-
ish beauty and marvellous voice delighted
New Nork's opera gOers a quarter OF a
century ago. invested some Of her saw
ings in American real estate. which turn
81 out immensely valuable. The other
day she disposed OF the last Of her Bos-
ton holdings. consisting OF valuable mer-
camille houses. which realized over sl50-
600. Tho once great singer, after a tenn
pest0us private life. is now the Countess
dc Casa Miranda, and enjoys her for
tune and title An the South Of France.
She is stu u remarkably well preserved
woman.
-"f loathe newspapers said Mrs
Kendall and nave persuaded my hus-
band TO my way OF thinking. None IS
ever found in my house. and / never al
low my servants TO read them. .
Go out into the road and break stones
80 and call fish in<he streets; but have
nothing 10 do with journalism. Why is
a. that nothing OF my private life ever
appears In tho papers? Simply because
j will hold no communication with Jour
nalists / have never shaken hands with
anyone connected with tho press, and
am not going 20 imperii my hopes OF
future salvation by doing so now"
My only establishment In connection
with Mannelds latest utterances is that
50 long a time has ELAPSED since HIS hitn-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-26

kept out OF the syndicate houses has en-
joyed a season OF exceptional prosperity
"Shenadoah" has been on our. stage
FOR nearly q decade, and in that time has
earned / have been told. moro than
5000 90 I'm royalties for its author To-
day, the play Is as dead as the proven
bal d0or-nail, so far as this city and
Gotham are concerned. In the six weeks
during which IL was In local revival at
the North Broad Street house. the play
must have been witnessed by SO many
people that the future will find no aud
fence left for il I'm Philadelphia. Back
in the spring Of 1883. Shenandoah" was
pronounced a failure by the Boston critics
when they observed It's premiere by an
excellent cast. at their beloved Museum.
1t was offered TO y. NJ. Palmer. who saw
nothing tempting in 1t; and for a while
IL appeared that A change had come in
tho lack that had been associated with
the author OF "The Bankers Daughter"
Saratoga" Young Mrs Winthrop" and
THE Henrietta" At that time Charles
Frohmans position in the theatre-world
was that Of a booking agent and salaried
manager He liked Towards play, and
suggested some revision. Had he been
in possession OF the sum. he could have
bought the play for $1,000, 10 IS said.
But he took it on royalty engaged a cast
OF good players, and laid the foundation
OF the fortune that has enabled him 70
become the most famous and most enter
prising OF contepOraneOus managers.-F.
J. Donaghey. In Philadelphia Times.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-26
R0SSER'S ROUGH RIDERS.
Daring Deeds Performed by Them
During the Confederate War.

LYNCHBURG. June. %. Special.-The
time seems very far away when. ae-
cording TO the promise OF the Scriptures.
1.-THE nations shall not learn wal any
more" These days We seem TO hear OF
little but wars and rumors OF wars"
The very babies are drilling and as we
pass along the streets we zee little fell
la@ ont OF frocks with Soldier"
caps and tin swords, marching under
their captains orders. The Hin City has
sent three companies to the front and
the High School Cadets have a very
creditable organization. The boys drill
diligently, hoping the war will last long
enough for their turn 10 come to be mus
tered In.
Lynchburg hears with with much inter-
est OF General Rosser receiving COM
mission In the United states service as
he Is Campbell county man. and bore q
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-26
Dress Goods Sale.

Prices emit 10 pieces II you dress is the
host The whole year to buy it, for you can buy two
for The price of one.
s5nch wool Dress Goods that sold 25c. yard, June
price. 13c.
Fancy and solid colorcd Dress Goods sold for 12c
and 1lo. yard. june price Jsic
Fancy popn Plaid that sold for 25c. yard June price
lie.
50 and COO wool Dress Goods. IS and 40 inches wide
June price, Doc.
90 and an-wool Serge. a. inches wide June price
2dc.
C9c. navy blue Lustrine 37c
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-26
Shirt Waist Sale.

81 and S1.25 Shirt Waists, slightly
soiled. sizes - 10 %. for Doc.
JOc Shirt Waists. can't be matched.
S12J Madras and Bingham Shirt
Waists, all sizes, Toe.
~ and sf2J black and white India
Linen Waists. made in the newest
cut 71c
All SILK Waists less than cost.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-26
Gladstone.

A man that meant nation. whose
strong word
Swayed the weak will OF peoples snd
was heard
Like a gods voice decreeing. whose
stong hand
Caught the stern reins OF empire in coma
mand.
And plotted for the good OF humankind i
As some men scheme It's evil.
--R. lie Gallienne In Golfers Weekly.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-26

g cases choice style organizes. large
assortment OF patterns blue and
white. light and dark e0ccts, scrolls.
flowers. and sprays. real value. lOr.,
june salc price. Be.
. cases shadow effects Organd.e
large and choice assortment Fast col
0rs. worth I2ikc.. tomorrow 6ilc.
20 pieces Of fine Sheer Organdie
au of this seasons ocsign-no last
year paftcrus-n0 .Cmuants is this l5t.
but beautiful floral patterns, lovely
colorines. regular value 31l4cp for
1910.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-26

G9c. Grapevine Umbrella. good ma
erial, well made, SOC.
81 Umbrellas. natural wood handle.
paragon frame, steel rod. sale price,
GO.
s. English taffeta silk Umbrella.
with tassel, natural wood handle, well
made. sale price. 81.
S2.G9 Umbrella. with colored handles
inlaid with Jewels. sale price. SD.
Fancy taffeta plaid Umbrella, sold
for $50, now $500.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-26
Great Umbrella Sale.
$ reduced.

All cOlored parasOls reduced.
Fdncy-cOlored twill silk UmDrellas'
eteel rod cover 10 match. with tassel,
sold for $3.50. sale price. 50. 20.
Fancy changeable taneta Umhrel-
Ia. steel rod. natural wood handle.
cover and tassel 10 match, - value
June sale price. $3.50.
Black China silk parasol sold Tor
S189: sale price, 81.
All black China silk Parasols reduce
10 great sacrifice.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-26

. cases very dne Zephys Ginghams
in most beautiful patterns very Ge-
siraDle for skirting aa1 waist ana
for childrcu's dresses. 'dst coloIa'
worth l2isc.. for June sale, &c.
"a pieces of English S..dras Cloth,
an OF the bias piaids AMI cnteks, 1
ward wide. fast col0rs, roc. value
June price. iOc
case yard-wide Percales good
quality. no remnants. THIS season
patterns. 10c. and 12iac. value. June
sale price. Jhc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-26

II like this pattern well enough" sa14
the customer who had dropped In 10
look at some gfnghams, "but I'm AFRAID
the colors will run
run. ma'ami" Indignantly answers
the salesman. Red. white and bluea
They never run.'
Whereupon the woman with the 1nR
pinned Ia the lapel % her 3fcke< ~
periodically to the occasion and bouG11
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-26
Black Dress Goods.

Absolutely impossible for any TO sell as cheap as
NO selling black Dress Goods In this great june sale
Ne are closing at prices considerably less 'hah
make .. A. -a luna sale
price 14c 49,, o.. -,.-- lido 4bt, g., tbs last
chance Of these 2Jc goods, June sale price, Sc . -,
Rack Brocade MOhair, A inches wide never sofa less
than 7J.. ward. June sale price, 44c % -. ..,.
Iack Scian 40 inches wide, sold Tor oJc' june sN'e
price J0c On. r,,o rrioa
SOC. , l.. e,. sors for 81
Black fancy all-wool Goods, Crepon erect sou 4oI -
u" Black Cames Hair q inches wide sold for $25' now
SOC. yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-26
Gents FurniSh Kings.

Gents SOC. Shirts. with detached and
attached collars. tomorrow, 29c.
Gents Balbriggan Shirts, 39c. kind,
tomorrow. DC.
SOC. Jean Drawers. 2Jc.
Mems Carriers. worth DC, for l0c.
Mems SILK String Ties, 10c.
Mems White Lawn Ties, 12llc. doz-
en-.
Mems 10c. black and tan Seamless
Socks. &C. pair.
Mems Madras Shirts. without coll
lars and cuffs, 81 value. for DOC.
Gents linen Collars. &c.
Gents Cardian Jackets az great sac
riiice.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-26
Silk Sale.

Checked and colored plaid taheta
SILKS. worth zoe yard, for June sale.
3lU.
Striped Tancta Silks, that sold for
1Jc yard. June sale price. SOC.
81 Fou'ard SILK, heavy quality, June
sale price. 39c.
Fancy plaid and striped Taffeta
Silks. that sold for SL2j yard. June
s4Ie Soc
Black and navy blue China silks. p
inches wide sold for S9c. yard. june
sale price soc.
Fancy Mousseline de Sole Silks. %
inches wide real value, Zoe, June
--L- miro. le..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-26
MattingS.

Gents Madras Working Shirts. ssc.
kind for 2jc. CO.,
Gents pure linen bosom SHIRTS.
made Of extra cotton. reinforced front
and back. double cum. o9c. value. TO-
morrow, soc.
Mems 2Jc. SILK Bows, BE.
Mems &c. Suspenders, 13c.
Gents Medium Weight Shirts, sum-
mer wool, 7Jc. value for Joc.
Gents zoe. Balbriggan Shirts and
Pants tomorrow, 3I12c. each.
Gents plaid Socks, = pair for 2oc.
Gents Sweater that sold for Sl.0o.
now soc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-26
White Goods Sale.

e1-2c white India Linen. 80 inches
wide. June sale price, Sc.
12lsc. white India Linen 80 hcheS
wide, June sale price, sac.
DOC. Heavy Cord Dimiues Tor SUITS
June sale price. 12Hc. ,,-
9Oc. white stripe. Sursqueke Muslin
for 12lac. -
&c. white check Muslin, &c. yard.
2Jc. white Organdie. for June sale'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-26
Wash Goods Sale Without Paralle-PriCes Cut i'll Half

100 pieces Of linen Duck, for ladies'
suits. mems coats. boys pants, IN
check or plain effect, never solu re-
price. &C..
, eases OF English plaid Ducks. a
new novelty. for skirts, real l@lZc.
value. G4c. See window display
$500 yards Of rough Linen for skirts
and tal0r-made suits, real value,
1G 2-3c. and 2Oc.. June sale price sac
100 yards suk-stripe Linen, zoe.
value. June sale price, lie.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-26

his consent. and then the incorrigible
stroller is of again on his travels. Beer
bohm Tree will play Ragged Robin.
Mrs Tree will be tho farm girl. and
Lewis waller the son.
-Maude Adams played in New York
throughout the past season in THE Little
Minister" Three hundred performances
of Barrle's work were given. Says Hi
larry Bell. Mr.. Frohman happily found
I'm Maudo Adams pupil as doclle and
industrious as Augustin DAILY found in
Ada Rehan. Instead OF selecting plays
solely 20 exploit John Drew he produced
those that provided roles particularly
suitable 10 Maudc Adams This was
dangerous but daring and ultimately
prosperous system. BY his long connect
ion with Daily's Mr. Drew had formed
an audience which stood by him. even in
his disaster OF The Bauble Shop"
Meanwhile that audience was educated
into a lively appreciation OF the new ac-
tress. whose talents were well illustrated
in the comedies which afforded scanty
chances for the skill Of Drew. Mr.. Froh-
man was juggling with three balls
Adams, Drew and the public-and by
heroic effort he kept them all up. He
rsked Drew, and on tour that actor has
never recovered from the experiment, but
he made Adams"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-26
Notion Sale.

Zoe. Fine Comb, SC.
Mending Tissue, Sc.
Japanese Tooth Picks. thousand, &c.
fellows face Powder, lOc box, DC.
O.. box Assorted Hair Pins. Be-
Nickel Safety Pins, an sizes, sc.
Covered Bones. lc. dozen.
Pen Holders. for lc.
Satina Nariegated silk, &c.
Round Combs. &c.
Bone Collar Buttons 4c. dozen.
Good English Tape, 1c. roll.
Hooks and Eyes. . dozen for 1c.
Picture Wire sells for ljc. box, for
Sc.
Draperv Pins, &c. dozen.
Furniture Gimp, &c. yard.
Fancy Garter Elastic, worth 10c.
yard for Sc.
Shoe Strings Be- dozen.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-26

ladies' pure linen Collars, all sizes
and styles, for 2Jc
Chemisettes that sold for POS. now
Sc.
Boys pure linen Sailor Collars. &c.
Colored turn-back CUFFS that sold
for 25c. pair. now Sc.
Ladies' plain linen Cuffs, slightly
soiled, sc. pair.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-26

A-A1c.
White Organdie. ? yards wide, sold
for 39c.. June sale price. 25c
bOc. imported Plissa Organdie. Al
inches wide. June sale price. 371ac.
2Oc. white Persian Lawn, fine quail
ty. 12iac. yard.
White dotted Swiss that sold for DC.
yard. June sale price. 15c.
Pink blue. and black p. K, sold for
zoe. yard. now 12kc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-26
Great HOsierY Sale.

Chudrens red Socks that sold for
Dc. pair, now lJc.
ChNdrens Ribbed Hose Sc. pair.
Toe. Ladies Tan Drop-stitched Hose
Tor &C.
19c. Ladies Fast Black, 40 gauze
Hose. with white feet. l2iac. pair.
Chudrcns Haud-knit Isle Hose,
sizes TO 6-Were 4Qc., 20 close, Toe.
pair.
Children's Plain Isle Hose. were
25c. pair, only &C. pair.
Cnildrens Improved Double Knee
Stockings. guarantee ticket with every
pair, sizes, TO gl2, only PFC. pair.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-26
Bed Spread Sale.

1925 white Bed Spread. extra large
size, already hemmed FOR use for 81.
6Jc. white Bed Spreads. large size,
already hemmed. 3Jc.
Sl.25 Bed Spreads. white, extra large
size. hemmed for use. June sale, SIC.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-26
Sale Boys Hats.

25c. Boys Hats. black and white
straw. 11c.
Boys large Sailor Hats, that sell for
SOC, now Doc.
Boys soc. Sailor Hats, 45c.
BOYS 2Jc. large Sailor Hats, lie.
BOYS Soldier Cans. for DC.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-26
Sheeting Sale.

zoe. unbleached sheeting. 1914. for
lie. yard.
Lockwood Bleached Sheeting, "a for
lie. yard.
Utica bleached sheeting, 10-4 for zoe.
yard.
ca Androscoggin Bleached Sheeting.
Zoe.
bleached Sheeting. 2lc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-26
Duck Caps.

Tam OShanters I'm white and tan, 1jc
All Flowers AT q sacrifice.
- and Syc. Sailor Hats. soc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-26
Millinery Sale,

IadIos' fancy Shapes ms season ~
blue. tan, brown, and gray, were g.
ladies' Sailors that were 81 to Sl69'
for zoe. -
Ladies' short-back Sailors that wer'
30 and zoe, now 2Jc.
Childrens Poke Hats, that were 81
for 2jc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-26
Towel Sale.

Pure linen Towels. &c.
Large cotton Towels, &c.
lie. pure linen Towels. l2Ic.
Large size cotton Towels, fJA2-.
June sale, 12i5c.
12Lc Turkish Towels, Sc.
39c. Turkish Towels, 2Jc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-26
Muslin Underwear Sale.

effect, with Swiss and Hamburg ruff
ile. june sale price. zoe.
2Oc. Corset Covers, we'll made, June
sale price. 1Oc.
soc. Corset Covers. trimmed In tor
chOn lace, well made, June sale price,
2Jc.
Ladies' Muslin Skirts. tucked. ruff
Re sold for SOC. June sale. price. 25c.
soc. Muslin Skirt. with tucked cam
brio ruifle. June sale. price, 40c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-26

The following significant statement"
appears in the current issue Of the Dra-
matte News and Dramatic Times. The
editor ana publisher OF the New York
Dramatic News and Dramatic Times here
by state that all the publications that have
appeared in this paper during the past
eight months OF a derogatOry character
respecting Mrs. Minnie Madden Fiske and
Harrison Grey Fiske have been wholly
unfounded and unjusthable and Il takes
this opportunity 10 apologize publicly for
Juch publications. Mr.. Flske Is the editor
and proprietor Of the DrGmaric Mirror.
Previous 10 the recent election II Off 'crs
OF the Actors Fund, a New York Even
ing paper declared apparently authorita-
lively that Mr.. Fiskes reelection as a
director would be followed Dy he resig-
nation OF the men at the head OF the
theatrical syndicate'-which controls
probably - per cent. Of the best theatres
and companies In America Fjske was
reelected and Frohman ct al. II Is said.
decided that neither their companies nor
theatres would contribute 10 the Actors
Fund. Mr. Fiske has been called the
Dawey of the theatrical profession. for
n has fought the syndicate" practically
unaided during the past ten months.
Minnie Madden Fiske. his Mis- although
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-26
Summer Underwear.

Ribbed Shirts 4Iac.
Pure white ribbed Shirts, with tape
neck. sleeves. 1Jc. value for Zoe.
lie. white ribbed Shirts with extra
tape neck and sleeves, 12Ac.
2jc. white ribbed Shirts, extra large
size. with tape neck and sleeves, lie.
Extra fine imported ribbed Vest.
one-half sleeves. &c.
Lightweight long sleeve ribbed
Vests. great value. 2Jc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-26
White Duck Suits.

Has sold for g. now $50.
Linen Suits that sold for s.. now
$3.50
Duck Skirts that sold for 1925. now
soc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-26
Stamped Goods Sale.

Stamped Doylies, II for Zoe.
Bouffet Scarf, ~ yards long, color
ed center. 25c.
long, worth 81, for soc.
Stamped Shams. worth 25c. pair. FOR
12ilc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-26
Stamped Pieces.

Stamped cloth for Renaissance work.
2Jc. pieces for l6c.
75c. pieces for SOC.
Blue stamped Linen Cushion Gov
ers. GJc. value for 4Jc
7jc. light tan linen Cover. 33c.
CSC. rough linen Cover. 39c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-26
Sale Bows Suits.

Boys Wool Suits that sold FOR $3.50,
now Sl2J.
Boys Knee Pants. Soc. instead OF
soc.
BOYS Wash Suits. that were 75c.
and SOC and 81 tomorrow. SOC.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-26

Mother Hubbard gown. double row
Hamburg inserting and tucks sleeves
aud neck trimmed In Hamburg, sold
for 81, June sale price. Coo.
S1.25 Gown. double row Val. insert
ing sleeves and neck trimmed In Val
lace. June sale price. zoe.
s. . Gowns, empire effect. inserting
woke Hamburg neck and sleeves. large
collar. June sale. price. Csc.
soc. ladies' Muslin Pants, umbrella
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-26
Ribbon Sale.
The KlbbOn sale continues a
this week.
Ladies' NeckWear.

JOc. Puff Ties. 19c.
25c. Bow Ties, 1jc.
Doc. Ties. DC.
soc. Stock Puff Ties. 25c.
SOC. Stock Four-in-hand Ties. f9c.
Ladies' 81 Muslin Fronts zoe.
zoe. white =. *. Puff Ties, 2Jc.