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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-01-10
A o PROCEEDING

Mr.. Newlands in his carefully pre-
'paled announcement as a Senatorial
a lidate to supplant Senator Stew
art Formulates several charges which
he claims should absolve him from
any pledge in the silver party plat
form. He does not deny that he took
thai pledge, as he might have done
had he not wished to make an appear
anc. of keeping within the bonds of
res ectabllity, for he says, 81 was
nominated by the silver party on a
plat orm which endorsed Stewart for
the 'eratorship."
Aud that platform which cannot be
repeated too often to the man who
seek to play a highwayman's part in
the roll of honor, endorsed Ste vart in
thes" words:
I've earnestly recommend the re-
election of VIM. NJ. Stewart to the
Sen.te or the United States, and
Piled re the Silver party of Nevada and
the rominees of this convention to his
support for that office"
n .te the words, 1.-The nominees of
this ronvention." The convention it.
self pledged the candidates on the
lSilvcc party ticket to the support Of
Senator Stewart. Mr.. Newlands as
lone of its nominees is ~answerable to
that body for his present conduct.
Al hough that convention adjourn
ed w. thout day it created a State Cen
trail Committee with sovereign power
to Ell orCe its DEGREES. 1t is for this
committee, as the legal representative
of tn Silver party State convention,
to sav whether there has been any
brea. / of trust.
Mt. Newlands claim lat he's been
absoi ed from any ple1 i imposed
upon him by the State vention.
At hest this is only an cation
without proof, The evidence should
be submitted to the State Central
Committee and allow it in its judicial
capacity to decide the matter.
Mr.. Newlands makes the mistake
of preceding as though he had in
currei only a personal obligation. 1t
is tr1e that he did incur a personal
oblig ton in endorsing the platform,
and ne did SO volun' lily. The plat
proval before it was presented to the
convection. And no one was more
keen and Jealous in adopting the
platform than the Congressman
kinsman and manager, Mr.. Sharon.
Mr.. Lewlands says that he did SC
in Il 2 interest of general harmony
II Wa still a personal obligation and
tle q 'tates Of honor would require
that is conditions be fulfilled.
Blu, above all personal censidera.
lion II. Newlands owes a higher
duty i his party which has honored
him l,r four consecutive terms with a
seat ii Congress. Let us leaveo out o
consiu eration for the moment any OBJ
Eigatio1 hat Mr.. Newlants may be
under 10 Senator Stewart. 1t is TO
his party to say whether he is absolv
ed from any pledge of the platform.
Let us grant for the time that Mr.
Newlands has a grievance. We liv,
in a country where law is reverencec
and the rule of the mob is never coun
tenanced. The people believe i,
their courts and submit their ques
tons Tor judicial determination. Nj
Newla1ds is the first among US to de
part from this principle upon whic,
rests tie very foundation of u forr
of government. If he had just caus
for complaint he should have formr
lated his charges and laid them b,
fore the State central committee.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-01-10

"What did you DO with Carslile
after lie turned trailer to free silver in
Kentucky asked a mar Of Col. Chinn
yesterday"
1--WE just did mt do a thing to him
except to swap him off for a two dol
LIZ niger was the reply and you
ought to get every renegade out Of the
Silver party of Nevada the Same
way"
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-01-10
Bullion & Exchange Bank .
Carson City, Nevada.
Capital = Fully Paid up 100000
DIRECTORS

Jacob Klein, Evan williams, Charles Z. Mack
J. B. OvertOn, Alfred Chartz
H. NJ. GORHAM, President RICHARD KIRMAN, Vice President
G. w. RICHARD, Cashier G. d. OLIVER, Assistant Cashier.
TRANSACTING-a general Banking Business, Deposits received. Buy
and sell Exchange O n the principal cities of the United States and Europe.
Collections receive prompt attention. Mining stocks bought and sold.
Bullion and Quicksilver bough and sold. Current accounts solicited with
individuals, Firms, Companies Banks and Bankers
lntrest Paid on Time Deposits
The Coconino sun., 1899-10-21
THE COCONINO SUN.

F. A. Kastner of the Prescott lodge of Elks received telegram announce ing the death on Sunday morning in San Francisco of J. D. Smiley, a we'll known travelling man in Arizona. Mir. Smiley was formerly engaged in bnsi- ness in Prescott and was member of the lodge of Elks in that city. While the telegram to Mir. Kastner contained simply the brief announcement of his death, from other sources it is learned that Mr. Smiley was taken sick with symptoms of typhoid fever while in the southern part of the territory. He immediately hastened to San Fran cisco, where his family resides. Soon after his arrival there typho-pneu- monia set in, resulting fatally. Mir. Smiley was well known all over Ari- zona, and the news of his deafh will be received with regret by host of friends. Journal. Miner.
The Coconino sun., 1899-10-21

laDiets, lnK, penclls, paper. Slates, copy books, school bags and school sup plies can be bought at the Second Hand Store at lower prices than these arti- cles have been heretofore sold in Flag staff.
 Fl. A. Rogers, a former business man of Flagstaff, spent Monday here Mir. Rogers has just returned from a trip to Alaska and is favorably impressed with the Cape Nome section. He will probably engage m business there.
 The best is always the cheapest and is especially so in buying range. The Superior range has all the latest i'm provements and is SO constructed as to obtain the best results in cooking and baking. Babbitt Bros. are selling the Superior at small margin of profit.
 Robert B. Walton, wife and mother, left Sunday for Phoenix, where they will spend the winter. They have spent two summers here and arr. SO well pleased with the climate that they have made arrangements to spend the coming summer here.
 J. w. Sullivan, the Yavapai stock raiser and shipper, was here Monday looking after the shipment of train load of feeders. Mir. Sullivan says that there is considerable demand for cows in California, as the ranges of that state are being restocked.
 A progressive euchre social will be given at Babbitt's Hall by the Catholic Ladies' Benevolent Association for the benefit of the Sisters school on Friday evening, October 27 Handsome prizes will be awarded the lady and gentle. man scoring the highest number of games. The price of admiss ion ticket Is 90 cents. This entertainment prom ises to be very interesting After the games are over the ladies will serve
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-07
Promptly Transfers.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT G. Burke TO Rosalia
wife of }. W. Kidd. q feet ON west sioe
OF Twcuty-iourth street l3S feet south of
Clay. irregular shape S6lj.
August Keller and wife 20 Alexander
5. Thomas, 1917 feet ON west side Fourth
street 80 feet south of Baker $3.50.
". FloyG Rcams and wife TO j. Scott
Parrish. 30 feet ON south side of Nichoi-
son street. 120 feet west OF Fulton. $3.50.
Il. Sitterding and wife 20 Mrs. Carrie
NJ. Nelson. 10 Is feet on Fourth street
southwest corner of Leigh. $500.
Henrico-E. Ryland Gum To II Well
fore Gum. acres bet Neen New Market
and Osborne roads. Saoe.
alexander hin and wife 10 Sarah =.
Allen SO feet on west side of Thirty
second street. 90 feet north of 0, s..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-07
Ladies'
Summer Underwear.

High neck. long sleeves, low
neck, short sleeves; medium
and gauze weights for cool or
hot days-Cotton, Isle, and
Silk-kinds to suit every no
ton.
Ladies bleached Jersey ribbed Vest
low neck, sleeveless. &c. each.
Ladies white Jersey ribbed Vest.
low neck, sleeveless. with tape IN
neck and arm hole, &c.
Ladies' Jersey Vest low neck and
sleeveless with silk tape In neck ana
arm hole T. lie.
Ladies Jersey Vest. low neck with
cum sleeve. 10, t. and 25c. each.
Ladies extra size Jersey Vest; low
neck and sleeveless also with cum
sleeve. 10. Is, and 25c.
Ladies' Isle Thread Vest low neck
sleeveless in pink and blue, silk tape
I'm neck and arm hole, 25c.
Ladies ribbed Union Suits. low
neck. cum sleeve, knee lengths. 25c.
each
Ladies' Jersey ribbed knee Pants,
% and soc. each.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-07
Mr.. M'NElL HON0RED.
The Winner octhc Medal Most h"'''"
siasticaIIy Received.

r,otbrsiasm was at high pitch M
Richmond College all day yesterday """
last uirht il reached climax. WIZ"
,,,,ss hand. hacks and the student no''
met Mr. J. W. r. Mcneil who won 'i.o
I'LL Friday night. which is annu'il
contested for by the various colleges anu
universities of this state
THE contest this year took place a'
Roanoke College Salem. Va. ana N..
NicNiel. representing the Phhologian avn"
Mn sigma Rho Literary Societies oil l'.n
mond College took the great hohoT WI"
am eloquent and poWeilul oi"'i'"
southern Patriotism. ..
THO two societies assembled in mass
meeting al 8 o'clock yesterday afternoon
ana passed the following resolutions.
THE philologian and Mu Sigma hho
Literary Societies of Richmond College
I'm mass-mceting assembled. recognizing
tho exceeding greatness Of the honor con
rorred upon them by the success Of their
representative at the state Interior
leeiate contest an Salem, April 5th. ana
feeling that some expression OF their
nrlde and enthusiasm is due said repre-
sentative Mr.. J. w. +. McNiel, Of the
Philologian Society. do, therefore
Resolved. first. That we hereby extend
TO him our most hearty congratulations
him bestowed upon the college.
Resolved. second That a copy Of these
resolutions be furnished the daily press
and spread upon our society records.
Resolved. third That all expenses I'M
CURED in putting these resolutions into
effect be betrayed by the treasurer Of
the two societies.
Resolved. fourth, That we secure
band of music and hacks and escort Mr..
McNiel from the train to the college.
Promptly at $50 +. NJ, when the Nor
folk and Western train pulled in the
Bvrd-Street depot. MI Mcneil was agree
ably surprised 20 lind the students en-
masse awaiting him. For the next hour
this young man, using the vernacular,
owned the town. Preceded 10y large
brass band. and followed by the en-
thusiastic and grateful students. he was
driven out 10 the college. where the
Phnologian Society rendered him a mag
uihcent reception. Refreshments We're
served until a late hour
Richmond College has reason 10 be
proud of this victory. IL is distinction
OF no mean prominence. Seven colleges
and universities were represented in the
contest. the largest being the University
Of Virginia. which took the medal last
wear. when the contest took place here.
SIX years ago. one of the students of
Richmond College took this medal. and
since then it has been won by various
institutions. seldom. II ever, by the same
one twice
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-07
Pique and
Crash Suits and Skirts.

Tomorrow marks the open
ina of the season in the Suit
Department on Pique Suits
and Skirts. All Suits well
made and a perfect fit guar
anteed.
Heavy corded white p. X. cut fun
width. with deep hem. all arc made
with pleated back, actually worth
Sl25. on sale for sac.
Extra heavy white p. X. skirts
fancy white braided down front, with
bow knots, very swell. pleated back
with buttons. price, $40.
Plain white =. X. Skirts. with deep
hem. pleated back. excellent quality,
worth $40. for Csc.
Plain Linen Crash Skirts. white
braided down front and back. button
finished. with extra deep hem, worth
S. on sale for So.
Plain linen Crash Skirt, white
braided all around bottom, worth
$225. for $1.59.
Plain white duck skirts. cut full
width, with deep hem, worth 81, for
15c
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-07
kailrOad Imprnvemcnt.

The Committee on Streets who have
charge OF the petitions Of the Chesapeake
and Ohio Railway Company and of the
Richmond. Petersburg and Carolina Com
pany asking for the privilege OF erecting
"a union depot on Main near Fifteenth
streets and make other improvements
in connection herewith. will hold anotn-
or meeting next Monday evening at s
o'clock in room No. Of the city HAL.
All parties interested are invited TO be
present 10 present their views.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-07

Akron Bingham. small and medium
checks all colors the regular % Lie
kind. srecial price. : 1-Sc.
Linen Suiting with small ana woe
white stripes would be cheap M loc,
tomorrow price, Sc.
percales. 50 inches wide. stripes ana
checks. best c0loring. our regular
S1.sc. kind. special price. &c.
Fine Lawns. 30 inches wide. small
neat stripes. very sheer. good value
at I21-2c.. our price. 3-ic.
Linen Crash 80 inches wide, colored
stripes pink. green. and lavender
cheap at l7c., special price Joe.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-07
Summer Gloves.

Our buyer has collected
what we believe to be the best
values as well as the largest
assortment of Silk and Isle
Gloves we've ever had. Wash
able Channels Gloves in white
| and Tan, 75c.
Ladies Fine Spun-silk KaySer's
Patent Finger TIPS; the kind that do
not cut through at the ends win
and without buttons-price 80 and 'oc'
Fine Taneta Gloves. 4-button; the
most desirable fabric glove Tor nara
service-price 25. 80 and 5oc'
Fine spun SILK Gloves; black and
colors-price 25c.
4-Button. Fine Quality Lisle-Thread
Gloves: 25c.-worth 51i2c.
4 regular 25c. quality Lisle-Ihread
Glove. black and colors. only loo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-07
He WAS KIDNAPPED.
Frederick &. Rust Released aiier fh
teen Years in Insane Hospital

sTAI-NTON. VA. May Especial
Frederick G.. Rust. Of Loudoun county
was to-day released from The western ,eiI.
state Hospital where he was pldc'n 1oo"'
fifteen years ago. Before ihat un' n'
had been On am asylum In Phil"de'pn,'i;
and was kidnapped from the4e anu
brought here. ,.,,,
For the last twelve months he mas "J III
boarding I'm town. being ont on 'I'"'. 10y.
Isl said o. Doe very wealthy ana lNat llo''.'
Affairs arc the cause of his beihs '"''
fined go long. ,., h,-,
Those who have been throw" VIZ" 49,
-, ~ INN asa fine man and one mat
hoe been greatly imposed upon. X. W. T.
Duleo is managing his affairs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-07

Checked Muslin large and small
checks. good value 40 lie. ana
Sl-3c. special price. use.
Fine Sheer Muslins. stripes, checks.
plaids and lace stripes, cannot be had
for less than Y 1-2c. and llc., special
price for to-morrow's sale. o Bic.
India Linen. % inches wide, fine
sheer cloth. cheap at 5c.
Piques. soft medium warp vale
good width. cheap at l0c. only l-3c.
Persian Lawn. fine sheer cloth, -
inches wide. a bargain at l0c
India Linen. 40 inches wide, fine ana
sheer. one of our great number. great
value at 10c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-07
KILLED BY A TRAIN.
e. y. Ludwig Run Over and Badly
MancIed in Frederick County

WINCHESTER. VA. May 6-special-
g. y. Ludwig, a well known young man
OF Edinburg, Shenandoah county. Va
was run over and killed at Middleiown.
this county, about midnight last night
by North bound Baltimore and ONO
freight train No. -, in charge OF Con-
ductor J. n. Kilhan. His body was dis
covered lying I'm the middle of the track
near the station about day light by
Richard Wells. The body was baoiy
mangled, the right arm being torn on
and the left hand severed at the wrist.
The face and body were also badly
bruised. Or. Dawson. the coroner. View
cd the remains. but deemed an inquest
unnecessary.
II was some hours after the body was
found that II was identified. a friend
OF the dead man named l.. j. Narsten.
OF Bdinburg happened 90 look al the
remains. and ideniined them as Ludwig.
whom he had known for years
Ludwig was tweniy-six years OF age
and unmarried. lie was a barber by
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-07
A Gigantic White Goods Sale.
The Airy StufS are Now Ready

India Linen. 30 Inches wide. very
fine and sheer our great special, one
of the best TO joe had only y lie.
Soft Nainsook. fine smooth even
cloth. good value al Toe.
Long cloth. 30 inches wide the very
best finish. only 8 lie.
Dotted Swiss. fine sheer Cloth, wei
made dot only - lie.
Organdlc. % inches wide. the same
quality YOU usually pay u l-2c. for
special price Zoe.
French Nains0ok, IS inches wide.
nice MORE finish, would be cheap a.
&c, We say l1c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-07
In the CITY Courts.

Mrs. Bertha Blnswanger qualified yes
terday in the Chancory Court as guar
dian OF Ralph a. and Katie G.. Bins
wauger
Judgment was confessed in the city
Circuit Court yesterday in the suit Of
II. j. Nichols against Wilhelmina ran
ner for SOL.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-07
ACROSS THE VIADUCTS,
Methodists Active-An Enjoyable En-
tcrtainmcnt-persO

The Methodsts are holding series OF
cottage prayer meetings preparatory
TO beginning revival services at AN early
date The choir stand In this church has
been much enlarged, adding greatly 10
the comfort Of the choir. Rev j. Sidney
Peters called on his congregation at the
morning service last Sabbath for a con-
tribution 90 pay of a debt now due on the
church and quickly had the whole amount
subscribed.
The entertainment given by Mrs. Gary.
Virginia avenue, was most enjoyable
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-07
Ladies' NeCkWear.

New white PiQue stock Collars.
made OF good quality Pique, and Will
launder nicely, l0c.
Very stylish tucked satin and shir-
red Taneta six Stocks, rich shades,
Pc.
, Ladies' white Pique and colored
china silk Pun Ties, new shapes
2Jc.
Ladies' fine quality BObinet Scarfs.
finished nicely with lace beading and
pleated frill, 33c.
Beautiful white Chiffon Jabois.
made very full with Duchess Lace
edge. csc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-07

trade and left Mount Jackson where ne
had. been az work yesterday eVenihs'
and ~ IS supposed he was on his way 10
the city TO find work. II Is thought ne
attempted 20 alieht from the train ana
was thrown under the wheels.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-07

Mrs. Schwartz, of Virginia avenue. has
gone 10 Spring Grove, Pa, 10 visit her
children.
one OF the most elaborate teas ever
given on the Hill was enjoyed at the resi-
dence OF Mrs. Denoon on Lamb avenue.
Thursday evening, for the benefit OF tha
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-07

son. OF Virginia avenue. who has also as
her guest her grandson. Mr.. Leigh Bur-
ton OF the Virginia Volunteers. recently
returned from. Cuba. Mr.. Burton will
visit other relatives on The Heights.
Mrs. Fitzwilson. Of Miller avenue, who
has been quite sick, is slowly improving.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-07
IL improving.

is improving.
Mr. G. X. Tomlinson has returned from
a two weeks trip TO Florida.
There viii b. a special prayer meeting
held az the Methodist church for ali sim
gle ladies' and young girls. on Thursday
evening at fiye O'Clock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-07

Fine Lawns. 30 inches wide. light
and dark grounds. good c0loring' cheap
AZ l2I-2r. special 40 l-ac.
Sea Island Percales. all the very l"i,
est wo.k you know they never seH
for Jess than j. 1-2c.. our special price
S3-ic.
Woven Madras. % inches wide small
neat stIae-. would be cheap at i'r.'
our price joe.
PlGues nice medium weight, stripes
and dot.. very good styles cheap al
l0c.
pimltics. % inches wide. dots. stripes
and figures. good value nj J. l-2c.'
special an Joe.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-07
In the Basement.

Take a walk through the
Basement; it offers many help
full suggestions for your sum-
mer needs. Hammocks, Ice
Cream Freezers. Oil Stoves to
make housekeeping easy, and
lots of new China and Glass
ware. We make a speciality
of China and Glassware suit
able for summer hotels and
boarding houses.
Woven Hammock. fuil size fancy
colors with pillow ANA iron stretch
ors-a3c.
Extra-Large Hammock; closely
woven with valance. iron stfetcneis
and pillows price @c.
Large Mexican Hammocks fancy
colors. strong cords. regular 500
hammock. here for zoe.
Child's Hammock fancy cologs. with
spreaders-at $780,
Extra-Fine Quality Woven Ham
mocks. i'm fancy colors. deep valance.
with pillows and stretcher- $500.
Best Quality Mexican Hammocks
extra large size-SL-5.
CrOquet Sets at special prices.
S-Ban Cr0quet Sets nicely polished.
fun size balls made of hard wood
for Csc.
Regular $50 Croquet Set complete.
for $ players. fine polished and fancy
trimmed .eufri4f nrIDn 81 10
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-07

AFFAIR. and In every respect successful.
THE proceeds were donated TO the Baptist
church.
Captain f. II. Lee has so far recovered
as to be out.
Mr.. Frank Johnson, OF St. Louis, Mo.
Is visiting his mother, Mrs. Mary john
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-07
Another Great Silk Event
Beauty and Value Link Hands,

What season of silk beauty this is! Large lots melt
away and other and purchases take their place We
sell od Sill cbean Silks with flaws and imperfectons in
discarded as worthy of place counters
- ou may buv Silks here with confidence.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-07

church OF the Covenant. A large mum.
her Of ladies' and gentlemen were present SH,
rom Richmond. among others neN' a.
Vim stewart. pastor OF INA, cnn'e1 IN ~.
tertainment was furnished oy fto'' Dull
ing. -. 49,, ,na,snosed
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-07
Miller 8Rh0QdS < there's a Cause For II.

chance get old the
ays banona them brisk
sHpn uatsh O
and asonhng little the stands as guar
tn lmtva lu ohanab
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-07

LIBERTY SATTNS-all pure silk In
the most fashionable shades, per yard
sec
CORDED TAFFETAS-Au white
and white grounds with colorcd stripes
per yard. 81.
BLACK TAFFETA-27 inches wide,
extra heavy weight regular Slto
value for 81.
BLACK SATIN DUCHESS-Al silk,
90 inches wide an SOC
WHITE CORDED SlLk-l9 inches
wide at soc. per yard.
SILK SERGES-2l inches wide. Tor
Jacket and skirt Innings, at &c. per
yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-07
son

Mems genuine Madras Negligee
Shirts. with detached cuffs. Csc.
Mems Madras and Percale Negligee
Shirts. with detached cuffs, flyer,
for zoe.
4 small lot of mems Madras Negli-
gee Shirts. with detached cuffs, soc.
value to close at J0c
A small lot OF mems white Shirts.
with colored bosoms, soc. value, for
59c.
Mems Jersey ribbed Shirts and
Drawers. IN blue and ecrue, extra
quality. SOC. each.
Mems Balbriggan Shirts and Draw
crs. "a good soc. value at 29c. each.
Mems elastic seam Pepperell Jeans
Drawers the 81 grade for 'Jc.
Mems white Isle Shirts and Draw
ers. all sizes. 81 each.
Mems heavy Balbriggan Shirts and
Drawers, all sizes. 7jc. each
Mons lightweight. all wool Shirts
and Drawers. 81 each.
Mems fancy Hosiery % and Sc.
value for ljc. a pair.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-07
Dainty Summer LaCeS.

We have 1000 pieces dainty
Val. Lace ready for sale to-
morrow for your White and
Colored Wash Dresses. Ev-
erything will be lace trimmed.
H. inch French Val Lace. plain
mesh with fancy scall0p, worth lJc.,
for l0c piece
About s different patterns Of French
Val Lace. al new, worth l'c,. Tor
llc. piece
French Val Lace. Il 10 I inch wide.
a variety OF dainty patterns, worth
&c.. for 25c. piece.
Fine French Val Lace IA To- IA
inches wide. about 10 pretty patterns.
worth 65c.. for soc. piece.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-07
A Worthy Wash Goods Sale.
And They're Magnificent Values

Our large assortment of summer Fabrics is movr in
WI Goods s here in endless proluson Several long co
crs are ooorfuI with the show OF these dainty ana
Wash Fabrics. Compare with everybody pest an" '
slider The low prices you pay mere