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The age-herald., 1899-05-25
MARION
Annual Concert of the Female Seminary
 Largely Attended

Marion, May 24.-(special.)-T annual concert of the Marion Female seminary was held last evening at o'clock in tho chapel of the school, and was attended by an appreciative and cultured audience. This school has a justly deserved reputation second to none in the south-for its thor ough work, and the evenings programme was but an additional evidence of con scientious work on the part of the teach- CTS and of hard and close application on tine part of the pupils.
 The vocal solos by Misses Annie P. Chaires, "The Daisy" (ArditD, and Miss Alma Mountcastle, 'T Am Tltania" CThomas) are deserving of special menton, because of evidences of proficiency and of progress. The instrumental music was en- joyed to an unusual degree because of the happy selection of the pieces so well exe- 'cuted
 The piano duet, allegro and finale, 5d symphony, op. 55 (Beethoven), by Misses Hanna and Scott, was good, as was also the duo Les Hugenots" (Meyerbeer), by Misses Pettway and Perkins. The duet "Gillaume Tell" (Gottschaik), by Misses Robinson and Kendall, was played with unusual bril- liancy Skill and expression marked these young ladies advanced pupils in the school Of music.
 Perhaps the most enjoyable part of the evenings entertainment was the "Cantata Of the Stars, participated Tn Dy the IollOW- ing young ladies, who, in lovely costumes, together with the added charm of youth and beauty, presented a most enchanting spectacle.
 The following was the cast of characters: Merope, representing the Queen.
 .......... ............. Miss Annie Chaires Alcyone, announcing spring constella-
 tions... .... Miss Alma Mountcastie Electra, Summer .........M Miss Jamie Bailey Maia, Autumn, ,......... Miss Mattie Crooks Celeno, Winter, ., ,.. Miss Natalie Perkins Sterope, North Pole, Miss Fannie Howze Teyeta, South Pole.....Miss Grace Hunter Mercury..... .... Miss Gertrude Skinner Heralds of Spring. ......... ..............
 ... Misses Wilma Carlton; Virgie Moore Heralds of Summer... .a....... ......
 ............. Misses Chaires and Kendall Heralds of Autumn. ....... ...... .......
 ......... ....... Misses Walton and Pope Heralds of Winter .......... ..............
 .... ...... Misses Chapman and Evans The closing number, a chorus, was heart fly enjoyed and was well rendered. The seminary is to be congratulated at the close of this year. the most prosperous for many, and the friends of the institution are labor ing for better things in the future
 
 yicksburg Out of Commission z Boston, May 24.-The gunboat vicksburg went ort of commission at noon today
The age-herald., 1899-05-25
stevens-Donegan

Huntsville, May 24.--(Special.)-James R. Stevens. Jr., assistant cashier of the First National bank. son of the president, and Miss Elise Fearn Donegan, a popular young society lady, were quietly married this af- ternoon at the home of a relative of the bride. The wedding was a great surprise to friends. MT. Stevens and bride have left for New York
The age-herald., 1899-05-25
Three Good Homes

Nice, well located homes at low prices are not plentiful. B. F. Eborn claims that a neat broom modern cottage near Elev- enth avenue, South Highlands at $2,00O; an- other on lot 100x1G0 with six-room cottage, near Highland avenue, South Highlands, for $1,s00; and another with 7-room cottage on Highland avenue, with large lot, for $2, ,5O0 takes the "blue ribbon;" and he says they will sell. It wouldn't hurt to see them any way. He is always glad to show prop erty; some say he is perfect crank on the subject.
The age-herald., 1899-05-25
Relief in Six Hours

Distressing kidney and bladder disease re- lieved in six hours by New Great South American Kidney Cure" It Is a great sur- prise on account of It's exceeding prompt ness in relieving pain in bladder, kidneys and back. in male or female. Relieves re- tention of water almost immediately. If YOU want quick relief and cure this is the remedy. Sold by Collier Drug Co.,, Bir- mingham, Ala.
 2-2S-thurs-fri-sat-1yr
The age-herald., 1899-05-25

morning on their way from Montgomery to Winfield, where they win work on the neF mineral railroad running from that plade to the Aldrich mines. ten miles north. Smith Bros. the contractor. who are build- ing the roads are the importers.
The age-herald., 1899-05-25
WHEN NATURE

Needs assistance it may be best to render it promptly, but one should remember to use even the most perfect remedies only. when needed. The best and most sim pie and gentle remedy Is the Syrup of Figs, manufactured by the California Fig Syrup company
The age-herald., 1899-05-25
Tonti to be Appointed

Rome, May 24.-It is rumored that Arch bishop Tonti, of Port Au Prince, Hayi, will be appointed secretary of the congre- gation of the propaganda.
The age-herald., 1899-05-25
Bids Wanted for S2O,OOO Public Improve
 ment Bonds
City of Birmingham,
 Office of Auditor,

Birmingham, Ala, May 19, 1889. Sealed bids will be received at this office until 12 o'clock m. June 2, 1S99 for $20,010 0o six (6) per cent. 10-year public improve ment bonds of the city of Birmingham, Alabama Bonds to be issued under all- thority granted by an act of the general assembly of Alabama, approved February 23, 1899. Bids to be accompanied by certi- fled check for $5O0.0O. Board reserves right to reject any or all bids.
 F. V. EVANS,
 City Clerk and Auditor. 5-20-e. c, d-to 6-7.
The age-herald., 1899-05-25

Did you ever see a Rolling Mill at nightp Take the Trac- tion Company's cars to Gate City and have this novel ex- perience.
The age-herald., 1899-05-25
ASHEvILLE, N. O., THE IDEAL SUM-
 MFR RESORT.

Call at Southern railway, or A. G. S. R. R. passenger office, 2O19 First avenue, for interesting reading matter on the Moun- tains of East Tennessee, Virginia and the CarolinaS. 5-25-tf
The age-herald., 1899-05-25

Go to Asheville, N. C., for the summer. An elegant place to spend your summer va- cation.
 Call at Southern railway, or A. G. s. of- flee No. 2019 First avenue. for further in- formation. 5-25-tf
The age-herald., 1899-05-25
WINE AND WOMEN,
 FAST LIVING
Harry A. Brown, Bookkeeper for
 Montgomery Firm,
SUDDENLY DISAPPEARS
Attorney Pelham Will be Debarred from Practice, Charged With Withholding Fees Collected from Persons Fil-
 ing Petitions in Bankruptcy.

Montgomery, May A.-tSpecial)-1t has just been discovered that Harry A. Brown bookkeeper for Hobbie & Teague, large wholesale grocery house, has disappeared and is said to be short in his accounts, but how much is not known. Brown has been going in the first circles, and was well thought of He is said to have been living fastand his friends say women are at the bottom of his troubles. The amount of his shortage Is not known, but his accounts are being examined.
 Pelham VIII be Debarred
 Joseph F. Pelham, of Dothan, is about to be disbarred from practice by the State Bar association. Pelham was arraigned at the November tenn of the United States cir cult court to show cause why he should not be held in contempt of court for withhold ing fees which he had collected from per- sons filing petitions in bankruptcy. It was claimed that the defendant collected such fees and in making his report filed the pe- titions under the pauper act, putting the fees in his pocket.
 The order of the court was that the de- fendant pay the estimated amount which he had collected, including court costs, about $S50, or be remanded to jail. Five days were allowed the defendant to file his answer. At the expiration of that time MT. Pelham failed to pay the amount and was remanded to jail, where he remained about five or six weeks.
The age-herald., 1899-05-25

Laborers to Winfield party of thirty-two negro laborers were brought through Birmingham yesterday
The age-herald., 1899-05-25

BASKET BALL GAME with Bicycle Races Thursday and Friday nights. Take Ely ton cars.
The age-herald., 1899-05-25

vicksburg Out of Commission Boston. May 24-The gunboat Vicksburg went out of commission at noon today.
The age-herald., 1899-05-25

A funny incident Is told of policeman, who some time ago went to arrest ne- gro who had committed a burglary. The negro was found in his room, and the oftl- cer without any formality broke in and attempted to arrest him. The negro jumped up to defend himself and the first weapon that came handy was small alarm clock. He picked this up and hurled it at the cop. The clock struck the officer full In tho face and knocked him down, the alarm in the meantime going off. The negro es- capped, but the officer was quickly up and after him. The negro had too much of a start however, and escaped. -kihe police man then walked back to the room to see what he could find in the way of stolen goods. When he arrived there the clock was lying in the middle of the floor, badly mashed, but the alarm was still going. and the clock had not lost minute, but was running on full schedule time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-09
Hats Trimmed Free.
Lace Curtain Department.

(SecOnd flO0I, TAKE eltNdtol')
1000 yards Of Ecru Lace Curtain Scrim.
yard wide, per ...iSc
japanese Folding Fine Screens on
Stands. each fOr.................-......l -1zc
Ecru and White Nottingham Lace
Curtains best quality Of best thread net
lace effects 81 yards long, regular width,
locked stitched edge. per pair........Sl 90
White Muslin Curtains. lace edge ana
insertion. three yards long, regular price
$50 pair, now, per pair...............Sl.Oo
Striped Muslin Curtains. three yards
long ruffled edge, per pair..............4oc
different styles of Snow Flake Por-
there's. cross stripes. fringed both ends,
sold for $50, now per pair..........Sl.
Fancy Ticking for furniture covering.
stripes and figures, per yard..........%o
] yard wide Snkolin6 DTapery, all col
ors. 12Hc. quality, per yard........S LIE
White Enamel Oak and Mahogany Fire
Screens, frames with brass trimmings,
regular price Soc, now ................ SOC
Summer Weight Comforts. covered with
figured silkoline. zephyr tackled, ruffled
all around. 81 kind fOr..................Sl ID
Light Weight White Spreads. full size,
ready hemmed. each. .4oc
Canvas-COvered Trunk iron bottom,
iron bound, brass corners and clamps.
leather straps. large set-up tray with hat
box 36-inch size. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 40
Imitation Leather Dress Suit Case,
brass lock and trimmings, % inches long.
Initiation Alligator Travelling Bags.
brass trimmings, 10 inches long........o9c
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-09
Sale of Infants and Chidren's Wear.
Extraordinary Values Of [ oM Prices.

900 Infants 81 90 Fine Null Caps em-
brodered tucked and sheered, some with
double ruche. some with single ruche lace
and ribbon ponpon, others In Dutch
A large assortment Of Infants SOC.
Dainty Null Caps. fOr..................25
leo Chilfren's 81 BOnnets in various
STYLES. at ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .foc
! lot of Infants Padded Blbs. lace trim
med .................... ...................5 Sc
Honey Comb Bibs. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Be
Boys Kilt Suits in linen and heavy
suit.ng. $3.50 values now for.........T5c
Boys s. White Pique Kilt Suits. heav-
fly embroidered with large sailor collar.
at .................... ....................S3o 30
Infants Dainty Net Wells, with ribbon
draw strings. at......................... soc
Ask 10 see ArnOld's Knit Goods for
mothers and babies.
Second Floor, rear)
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-09
Wall Paper Department.

CThird Floor take elevator)
This IS the dull season for work. There
IS saving OF 0ne-quarter TO 0as third IL
you give Us The work new. Just to keep
our men at work the paper IS sold for less
than cost.
30 rolls OF Bath Room and Kitchen Pa
pers. Sc kind, tomorrow. Der roY. &c
o'voD rolls OF Chamber ana Dining-Rocm
Papefs. lZc. Kind Tor. per roll. .-.......7c
800 rolls OF Plain lngralns in light ter
racotta old rose. canary and buff. the
lJc kind, TO close out. per roll -. &C
ly given.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-09
Corset Department.

80 Second Floor)
PD. Corsets. medium and long waists.
made OF light weight coutille, for per
PAIR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. =
=. y. Corsets. medium waist French
boutille. per pair. ......................*l 30
81 80 Madras COrsets long waists. short
hip I'm all colOrs, for per pair..........S1
Ghidren's Cambria Onderwaists. twp
rows buttons, all sizes regular price 50c.,
now, each. .............. .....;.........;. zoe
waist, made of strong and durable net,
Special, per pair.......:.:.......... soc
BOYS Double Y Waists. made Of fine
cambric. elastic buttons I'm back, sizes
3 10 years each .........................H SOC
ySateen Striped Corset long waist, popu-
lar shape. q SOC. value fOr................% zoe
NafAers Health Corset, N.25 kind
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-09
silks.
SOC Corded Rabutais non o.

(slk Department. Main Floor nnt.4
All-Silk Swiss Taffeia. rich e,.ss.t
Black BrOcadc. POpln Satin ei..t r.
A.i-Silk White Hahut1i, gl1.ar...
wash BroCado ottoman auu S.t-
ing silks, grades that are worth
toc.t spcclal at.--.t.-......s..... ....... q.
Al-Silk Rich Heavy Black Sltr b..
esse, All-Silk. pure dye, Black l-...
fun 4 inches wide. Fine Imp0r. 49,
silks. Two ana Three Tone aH
stripes. checks and figures. SILKS t..
at Soc. TO S.l9 per yard. spce.8. ON.
udy OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ......-......... =
All-Sllk Black BrOcado ludl
inches wide. All-Silk COi0rel srI
feta I'm turquoise. cerise. pink
and white actual worth, per g.f
Tor .................... .....-.......... =
All-Sik Rich COlored Liberty Sits,
beautiful shades. Black Br0rlle ~
eros Grain. Damasse in satin ef'e.t F.
mer prices We're 81 yard. tlr. i
All-Silk Heavy Black Ducho.so ,
inches wide: All-S.lk superb BLACK II
DE- Sole: All-Silk Black MOuru.re Ar
Extra Fine Black French Iat.... r.
magnificent finish. ranging In r O.
$l9 10 N.50, all go on sale M.a
9drN, az .......... ..-.. 1890. .t.......... u
zoe. All-Suk Figured F0ulari. o1 "a
Monday az
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-09
Guarant'd Sewing Machines, $685.

You will be surprised to know the guam
THY of Sewing Machines we sell every
week. people have realized that by pay
ing just a few dollars more than the
first cash payment demanded by sewing
machine agents. they can buy Machines
here without further payment and get
the same guarantee and attachments.
Improved Eldridge Sewing Machine,
agens price. $50: our price. 80
Excelsior High Arm Sewing Machine,
agents price So; our price. Sis %
good Sewing Machine without guar
antee. ............. 90. 30
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-09
Ladies' Warmers.

Light and Dark Colored Lawn Wrap
pers. very full, with narrow braid trim
Lawn Percale and Dimity Wrappers.
some with epaulettes others trimmed In
braids on solid material. choice. ...... S3c
White Lawn Wrappers. trimmed in Va
lenciennes lace and ruffles. fOr.....SI 80
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-09
COlOred Dress Goods.
main Floor. lefr

main Floor. lofr D
s patterns Of Imported Ii-l-l
Dress Stuffs. French and German H
elegant effects iu wool aad silk $500.
signed % sell from - t0 N .ne '
closing price.................. ....... u
i5-inch SILK and Wool ME.- ani
ported Fancy Suiyings. sll..U -r..
an colOrs. sold az Soc. o. N.. t.U
your choice. the yard................ ..'.
ing, including some of tine cHH.
feCts Of the season. full color rln-
ried effects. sold 39c. ana iJc.. y7-
tn. trurH
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-09
pOplllar Music. l6C.

A warming Up in Dixie o.. T. PaulD;
All / Want is My Black Baby Back;
Charlantan March tSousa); Nanny Lit
lie Pumpkin Colored Coons; Yale March;
A fine collection of both vocal and in
striineptal music % be sold Sc. copy,
three for zoe This lot includes COM
positions OF well-knOWn writers as Wag-
ner. MendelsshOn, Leybach. kubenstcin,
ste. as well as recent popular publca-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-09
Umbrellas and ParaSOIs.

Front Aisle.)
250 New. Stylish ParasOls OF this season s.
work. fancy and plain. all colors and
styles. cost to produce $3.50 ana s.. choice
10 cIOse OUT lOF'......-. ~ 90
100 Mems and Ladies' TarTeta Gloria
Umbrellas Win tasHel ana covers. Congo
crooks and twists. worth $50 for wear
Misses I'-inch Satin Parasos. al
cOlOrs....... ............... ...............5O SOC
Childs MerceriZed SILK Parasos. an
cOlOrs.. ............... .....21c
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-09
Hair DRESSING 2ar!Ors.

Second Floor. front. take elevator)
The ladies Of Richmond have realized
the amount saved on purchases made In
our Halrdressing and Manicure Depart
ment by the increase In the demands for
these goods. Here are a megtion OF some
OF the reduced prices on these goods
Hair Pin Frizzes. regular selling price
Is 3Jc., here fOr........................ .12ihc
Real Hair P0mpad0ur Rolls.......2lc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-09
Summer Pettiroafs

Blue and White and Tan Fancy STRIPED
Seersucker Petucoats. with deep flounce
for ....... ............. ....................95c
Linen PetticOats, with green. white and
blue satin stripes. double coveted flOunce
for .............. ........................ 81 80
Italian Mercerized Cloth COlored and
Black Petticoats, that have every appear
ance of silk ao
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-09

(Main Aisle
12i5c yard FOR Extra Fine Sheer W
Persian Mulls, worth l9c.
7Hc. yard FOR Extra Heavy lt
Pique. can't be matched under
lie. ward for Sheer i2.ineh Wide
White French Nainsook. the Kind y.-
WAYS pay Csc FOR
$40. yard for 40-inch india linen F"
y worth &c.
1910. for Extra Fine Pure VIZ =
inch Lawn. just half the oriEin7.
I0 2-3c. for full 40-iuoh India l
the 2Oc. and &c qualities .
fISc. yard for fun yard wide Pure
Cambria
25c. for the best soc. Pure la
Lawns. full yard wide.
3Nc. yard fer s.. india Linc1. ...-
S&c yard for the regular lc. M.
Sheer White Organize
IKE. yard for tWO-yard- wide "
OrganGie. always sell FOR &c
1@hc. yard Tor very Fine sheer "-'
Organize.
Mosquito Netting. yards IN piece !,
only ................. ...................
English Long Cloth. 10 yards .n
for dDc.. never sold FOR less than s.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-09
Bankrupt merchant stock of
EmbrCideries & Laces for this Sale

Main Floor. centre)
open Work Cambria Edges, medium
Wluluc. per ..................... DO
Cambria Edges regular &c. quality per
9d.A .ss.s.s....+. ....-............ dc
Cambria Edges, regular Sc. and 10c.
quality per. yard................. &c
Cambria Skirting Open Edges, the regu-
lar Acc. and soc. quality. per yard. 25c
Allover Cambria Embroidery per yard.
for ................. ......................:i5 Soc
Nalenciennes Lace. SOC and 40c. quality.
per dozen. 25c
Nalenciennes Lace Beading. DC. quail
ity. per doZen.................... lie
Nalenciennes Lace Beading. per dozen
Linen Torchon Laces. per yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-09
Household Necessities.

Tacks, two boxes for....................i
Stove Lifters, ch......................t u
Extra large rolls OF Toilet Paper. .... &c
Mrs Potts sad Irons, sizes hdndies
Julep Straws. per package sc
Insect Bellows, cach..............'.-'...
Insect Powder, per bOX..................o &c
IrIoc+ric cffcon nar Ox........... so
Puts LIQUID Metal Polish, for c'ean-
ing brass per cdn................
i-pound boxes Of Moth Balls, per
DOX ....s..s..ss.sss. s"ss o
German Moth CamphOr, per box. Ioc
Special Soap. large cakes for. zoe
Sand Soap, the best soap for cleaning
granite and tin. per cake. ...............l1 9c
1-pOund bars Laundry Soap per Jar. lie
I've btg boxes. uer Observation-Disclosures
Snow Boy Washing Powder. per box. PC
Household Ammonia. per bottie......3c
Witch Hazel per bOttle.................5c
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-09
Special Sale Gents Furnishings.


80 dozen Mems SIX Puff Bosom Shirts
nj new designs, stripes, checks and plalds,
would be cheap at 81 the price is......50c
Mems and Boys Real Percale Shirts.
one pair separate link cuffs, with every
ehirt, never sold for less than J0c., now
for Neutrality-suspicious.. ....-...............oO
Mems and Boys Cnlaundered Working
Shirts fun size. fOr.......................@O zoe
Mems Fine Muslin Night Robes, fancy
embroidered fronts and wrist bands, "
inches long. full size. soc. value for 35c.
Mems Bleached Jeans Drawers. rein
forced seat measured In seam and waist
band. finished with pearl buttons, now
Mems Two-Piece Rathing suits. navy
Jersey cloth. 81 p value, for. ............ ssc
Mems TwO-Piece Bathing Suits. made Of
navy Jersey cloth. cross striped, s. -
value. for ........................... 81 o.
Mems Imported Black SOX warranted
fast cOlors double heel and toe. perfectly
seamless, would cost us more wholesale.
'nS Prsee kil-Ijncn 'Coliars aii t5o ~ SeyS
styles IN high and low turn down col
lara guaranteed four-ply linen. FOR f2isc
Mems and Ladies' Neckwear. an the
newest coiorngs I'm handkerchief ef-
iects, TOT ,.;............ .:.,;....... soc
kerchlofs. full size. Zoe. value, for....i2Isc
Our Candy Kitchen has lust turned out
III pounds OF the Finest Nan,iia, S,raN-
berry, Maple and Chocolate Bon pons,
Cream PeppermintS, Chocolate Dainties;
Assorted Prritans and Assorted Cream
Frat Squares 10 be sold, special, lOc. per
pound.
(DaeenentA
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Wash Suits.

ladies' Crash Suits. Elton jacket and
tailor-made skirts. for................Sl 0s
White PiQue suits, Eton jacket, button
back skirts. now for..................S3 $50
White Tailor-Made suits bow knot trim
ming on jacket and skirts for.,.........$5
Linen suits made IN Elton shape. trim
med with wide and narrow braid. Tor
only .................. ................$a 0S
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-09
Notion Sale.

(Main Floor rear.)
SIMPSONS English Pins 400 count. fc
TWilled Tape, an cOlOrs and widths....1c
CelulOid Thimbles ......................2 SC
Pearl Head Lace Pins. dOZen.........oc
Large Cube Pins. all cOlors............3 c
Black Pins. large bOX...................1c
Shoe Lacers. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1c
Kirby. Beard g. Co. Hair Plns........3c
Kirby, Beard * Co. Cabinet Hair
Pins ................... .....................5c
Tape Measures GOinch.
Hump Hooks and Eyes, gross. .4c
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-09
Musical Department.

III Second FlOOr)
Latest Sheet Music. Whether OF home
or seaside or anywhere the mails 90 We
can make this music store dvd:la5!e. Post
ace on sheet music is &c. extra for each
0iere
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-09
Ladies' Dress Skirts.

Black and Navy Blue Heavy Serge Skirts
newest cut. button back. for........Sl 30
ATWOOD Blue and Black Serge skirts,
button back waterproof binding. for
bAilg ''p
New Flare Very Fine NOhair Skirts
made with Tapped seams. We'll worth s. 80.
for .................. ................s;.l !}Ss
Black Figured All-Silk Skirts. well made.
iol 49, $3.50. ........S7 oO
Crash BlOuZe Suits for ladies, made in
correct shape, worth $3.50. for.........S 500
White Pique Skirts. cut full with deep
hem. well worth soc. for................49 c
Ladies' Blue and White Pink and
White Small Check Shirt Waists, worth
White Lawn Waists with perpendicular
tucks. full Numbered collars and cuffs.
worth Sl.25 or......................... soc
Colored Lawn Wrappers. braid trim
med. pleated 300
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-09
Bathing Suits.

Ladies ATWOOD Bathing Suits made In
two pieces. trimmed in white braid. Tor
Blue and Black Mohair Suits. with large
sailor collar IN white or red. ties 10 match
for IN