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The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-02-20
Art
Embroidery
Prizes
Awarded.

The judges in the Art En-
broidery Competition have
awarded the prizes as fol-
lows:
1st Prize, $40.
No. So. A Rose Center
Piece. Entered by Mrs. c.
H. Kenney, 90 Whalley Ave.
ed Prize, $500.
No. 100. A Rose DOYLE.
Entered by Mrs. w. L. Sew
ard, 227 Cedar St,
sd Prize, $500.
No. II. A Clover DOYLE.
Entered by Mrs. David Lee,
239 Main ST., Derby, Conn.
4th Prize, $500.
No. 1862. Honiton Lace
Set. Entered by Miss A. New
hall, SO Wall St.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-02-20

40 inch Serge, Ioc a yd.
Atwood Serges, As inches wide at SOC
6oc and 75c ayd.
Henriettas at age, ACC and 69c a yd.
Venetian Cloths. 79c yd.
Mohair, 2sc., 3oc.,, ACC and soc yd.
Crepons, soc and 75c yd.
Drap de Soleie, csc yd.
Creponette, CSC a I'd.
81 inch Cecilian, 75c yd.
81 in. Empress Cloth, Soc yd.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-02-20
|COttOnS.

CottOns.
lust two items from the
many:
SO inch Pequot A Brown
Sheeting, SC a yd.
80 inch Langdon 70 Bleach
ed Sheeting at SC a yd.
Table Napkins.
We've made cut in Napk-
in prices to clear out a lot Of
four hundred dozen. They
are 5-8 Napkins worth ooc.,
$1.oo, $I.5o and $1.75.
Here now for 75c., Soc, $1.25
and $3.50 doz.
Continuation of Free
Embroidery Lessons.
We have made special
arrangements with Prof.
Brinsmade for another week
Of lessons in embroidery.
Every purchase made at our
art goods counters will en-
title purchaser to a free
lesson.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-02-20
Second Shipment of the
famous ssGOld Medal''
Black Dress Goods
Received.

Incement weather leaves considerable quantity Of
first shipment of Auction Bought Gold Medal Black
Dress Goods en- counters The second shipment
arrived Saturday and will be added to balance Of previous
lot and put on sale Monday.
The black dress fabrics bearing the of Gold Med
al concededy the finest which come the water
the best the loom produces in fact The color guaran
teed fast black. Merchants everywhere know of its
superiority over every other brand of black fabrics
Ever alert to the interests of Our Public bring you
this unrvaed fabric at prices which are even less than the
ordinary domestic goods usually sell for.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-02-20
Handsome Tea Pot.

Monday morning, the bar
gain table at the Temple St.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-02-20
Piques.

A handsome showing of
White Corded Piques at 1oc.,
12Hc, 15c., 1Sc, 25c., 3oc.,
$50, 4oc and soc a yd.
About One Thousand Yds
of White Piques in lengths of
2 to 10 yds, Worth 25c., for
15c a yd. to clear.
A handsome line of Color
ed Piques on show. Pink
and Blue, at 12Hc a yard.
Pink, Light Blue, Dark Blue,
and Black at Ioc a yd.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-02-20

Poplins SEC a yd.
Satin finish Brocades 2oc a yd.
Silk Warp Henriettas, SOC yd.
Veilings, with or without borders, at
ooc and S5c yd.
Broad Cloth, sec yd.
Cheviots, at soc yd.
Jacquard Panora, 45c yd.
Home-spun Cheviot, 81 inches wide,
3oc yd.
Black Crepon, a. inches wide, worth
$I.75, now $Ioo yd.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-02-20
PriCe-Cut in
BrOCaded Silks.

we nave a Special TOT OF
Black Brocaded Silks in IS
different patterns. Never
sold for less than soc a yd.
During our Black Dress
Goods selling we'll place
these on sale at 35c yd.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-03

Democratic rank. between tho friends Of
Br. a.. =. Irildy and the friends or MT.
n t.. Rice. to-Wit. We. the undei siEnc1.
ON the part of DIT. 4. :. Priddy and nls
friends Wil recognize J.. Monroe as me
lawfully elected party chairman. and such
committee as DE has appointed or may
appoint for = period off four years from
this date as the regular party organiza-
ton. and VIII <o auuuuncc tho same d. a
mass-mceting 60 De held This day DID me
courthouse.
This Is In lieu Of the election OF a
County Committee recommended boy the
state Committee. TO Ice held ON the an
of November 1899. and wo also agree To-
sustain him as such. and viii recommend
81 TO the said m~ass-meetius and VIII
request the state chairman of the Demo-
cratic party TO recognize him as Che coun-
~ chairman of Charlotte county. the
Rice men. on their part. TO recognize Dr..
A.. $. Priddy as the lawfully nominated
candidate for the Legislature of tle
Democratic party of Charlotte county.
and Co. support him as SUCH witness our
hands and seals this "a october. 1892.
T. T.. EgglestOn. and Darlington iriss-
bv. friends of Dr. Priddy. w.. n. ~.
Scott. and W. O.. Darlington. friends
of II. g. Rice.
We hereby agree TO the within COM
promise.
A. : Prlddy. J. g.. watkins. II. o. Rice
and =. r. Monroe county chairman
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-03
PUBLICLY WHIPPED.
A Boys Cure for Thieving-Pushed on
Broot lyn Bridge.

SUFFOLK. VA. oct. Especial
Twelye-year-old Joshua Bum Was pub
licly whipped by Chief OF Police Ames in
the Police Court this morning. BE got
forty stripes. He won't Doe able 20 sit
comfortably for many days. He was
nogged I'm pursuance OF HIS mothers re-
quest. She agreed 10 have Josh beaten
in lieu of the remission of S2le0 fine for
larceny.
Josh had gotten on well in his career
of crime. Many thofts are laid at his
door. Josh had been I'm the habit Of tap
ping the money drawor OF Joseph p. Hall,
drurgist. every Sunday for a month.
Yesterday O man watched and caught
Josh climbing over the iron window bars
Culley Winborne. nine years old. was
on sunday pushed on Brooklyn bridge by
Ruth Norcll. aged seven. That D. the
name OF a wood structure ON Primer
street. Culley had both bones of the
right fore arm broken.
Jennie Taylor. a colOrcd woman. sixty
nine years old. ate O hearty breakfast this
morning and was fixing 10 attend q quilt
ing when She fell dead. She is said 20
have never known d day sickness.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-03
THE SMITH MEMORIAL HALL,
\ Claim Against ihe Hotel Dchart.
Football Schedule

LEXINGTON. VA. oct. Especial
Ground has been broken al the Virginia
Military Institute for the erection Of the
Francis n. Smith Academic Hall. Work
on the foundation is progressing rapidly
and the retaining wall is nearing COM
pletlon. Work Will be continued this
winter as long as the weather permits.
Mr.. Robert +. Hutton. instructor i'm the
department Of electrical engineering at
Washington and Lee University. has been
appointed instructor in junior mathemat-
les. Mr.. Hutton was educated at the Bal
timore city College and az Johns Hop
KIN University. Of Baltimore.
4 dec~ has been entered in the Cir
cult Court of Rocklridge by Mr.. J. Z.
Williams. of Richmond. seeking TO assert
"a claim gains the Lexington Develop
ment Company for $1,000, the balance due
the Glasgow Manufacturing Company on
the erection Of Hotel DeIiart. at this
place. Mr.. Williams is appointed receiver
and is empowered 10 p~roceed-at once 10
collect from the stockholders an assess
ment of 80 per cent. on the par value oi
the stocks subscribed for I'm the Lexington
development Company.
Tie football team of Washington and
lee is now hard at work getting ready
for the season so soon 10 begin. The fol-
lowing schedule has been arranged:
October 5th. Lexington, Pantops.
October eth. Charlottesville. University
Of Virginia.
October 18th. Lexington. Virginia Mill
tary institute.
October 2lst. Lexington, Richmond Col
lege.
November 9Th. Lexington, Hampden-
Sidr-y.
November 18th, Louisville, KY, Center
College.
November 18th. Lexington. Ky, Ken
lucky University.
November 18th. Richmond, Ky, Cen
trail University.
November 25th, Lexington, virginia
Military Institute.
November 8oth. Knoxville. Tenn. Uni
versity of Tennessee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-03
Gordonsyilie Notes.

GORDONSVILLE, VA, oct 2-Spe-
ciol put in its appearance Sunday
morning. followed on Monday BY another
which has nipped the growing vegetable
motfsr and left unmistakable traces as
reminders that man is of but few days
and FUN of SORROW on this TERRESTRIAL
giobe during the little interval OF his life.
The p%rotracted meeting in the Baptist
cnurch closed Wednesday evening with
twelve professions.
sunday morning "a series Of meetings
v,ere commenced in the Christian church,
the pastor conducting the services in the
morning and the Rev MI McLeah OF
the BAPTIST church, in the evening.
The proposed new railroad from this
a. TO pittsbure is the principal topic Of
conversation. and if built will result in
the development Of many millions OF feet
Vieee together with an inexhaustible sup
Div Of coal. with unknown quantities OF
minerals and metals.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-03
Ladies and
Children's Underwear

domestic and imported sorts. I'm all
the preferred grades and weights. a
great gathering Of warmth and COM
fort-giviuc Garments. These few -
leaders:
LADIES' VESTS AND PANTS
necce-l,ued. extra heavy Vests. high
mock and lons sleeves. price per gar-
ment. 25c.
LADIES' V~FsTs-wool and yotton
ribbed. bon white Oh natural. M 5oc. ga.
LADIES VESTS white wool. rib
bed. extra good. at ST each.
LADIES VEsTs-White. silk and
wool. at fl.-5 each.
LADIES N.STs-Thite. Silk and
WOOL he1vy. %. $50 each
LADIES UNION SCITs-r.bbed
balhriegan. neece-lined. at 81 each.
LADIES UNION SCITS-naturll
wool. each. $50.
INFANTS RIBBED NtsTS-at
prices each. from 90 Co iac.
CHiLDREN'S RIBBED VESTS
wool and cotton. a. special at 1Dc. each
CHILDRENs INION SUITS
ls"tuttearteuJ. M prices. according 10
size. from Sl,G TO $40 each.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-03
CAUGHT A NURSE.
Didn't xno~ Old Ming coffee Had Her.

"Tae duties OF professional nurses call
them among a great many different
people, and IT is surprising To know how
many are suffering from the use OF coffee.
which is the primary cause of the ma
iOrity Of many nervous disorders. My
own experience has been such that | feel
thst ! can speak with some knowledge Of
the subject.
"Fo about ten years I was afflicted
with a severe nervous disorder. which
was so great that sleep became an UNI
known thing 60 me without the use OF
opiates. was q confirmed coffee drink
er at this time. but had never thought
that had anything TO do with the diff
culty.
After coming 10 Chicago to live I was
told by an acquaintance. who had been q
similar sufferer from that he
discovered II was caused by the use OF
coffee, and when he made that discovery.
gave up me coffee and took uD the use oi
Postum rood t0nee and was completely
restored. His argument sounded so
logical. vas determined TO make the
experiment. and. to my surprise. upon
leaving of the coffee habit. ] commenced
10 improve. This improvement has con
tinued until now am in complete health
and sleep well and naturally. ! always
advise patients suffering from nervous
trouble 90 abandon the use of coffee ana
use Postum. for J know what ! am talk
ing about ON that subject.
Occasionally private famiiies do not
prepare Postum well. that f.. they fail TO
allow "a sufficient amount 90 time ioi boil
ing. u requires more boiling than coffee.
but the care well repays. for the bever-
age is delightful to the taste and wonder
fully uOurishiur Maggie g. Church.
No Cd T.. 33t Yiace. Chicago ll.
Postum is sold by al hrst-clIss erocers.
and made bv the Postum Cereal Co.. Ltd
Battle Creek. Mich.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-03
VACANT PULPlTS
TO Be FILLED
Congregations Which Are Soon to
Call New Pastors,
ST. MARKS EPISCOPAL CHURCH
\ Meeting to Re Held Next Monday
Night 10 Consider the Calling Of
a Pasfor-Prospects at Ven
able-Strcet.
ST. MARKS EPISCOPAL CHURCH

The ll.f OF new preachers called to- take
charge OF the churches of Richmond con-
tinues TO- increase. and others will be call
ed m the near future.
Among those to be filled now are the
venaBle-strect Baptist church Marshall
street Christian church and ST. Mark
EDis opal church. These churches are as
yef Without a permanent pastor and the
official bodies will meet soon 90 take up
the matter.
rn, y,nabie-strcet Baptist church viii.
proDab. decide upon some one at the
meeting next Sunday. The selection lies
between three ministers. and nothing
definite can be said as 90 the result. lt
Is rumoroI. however. that KEY W.
Derieux. of S~partanburs, $. g., VIII D1
chosen.
PLEASED THE PEOPLE.
Nr p.-..1N preached for this congre-
cation Yesterday d week aeo. and the
re9.le were greatly pleased. he was
pastor of Bllubrlsc-atreet cnuich' DO
Manchester. several years ago.
The Ararshal-st.aet Christian church
has as Net taAcu 100 steps iu the mailer
of ctIliue ID minister 90 ull the vacancy
CAUSED 81, ilm resignation of Rev. H.. a..
Garrison vl0 has taken charge of h
church ln panvile. Ky. There are "a
number or available preachers. but noth-
.ng has been done $50 regard e. "a choice
Tile church VIII. IL is said. very soon take
u1 Ono question and decide upon some one.
TIN. meeting of the vcstry of It. Mark s
Fpiscon.i church. which was 10 nave
been held tonight. has been postponed
untll next Monday.
Al this meeting the question of calling
q minister % il the vacancy caused py
Ulshop pcnlck'e resignation. wlf come
up. As vet. nothing is known ts to who
viii Doe bis succe --1r.
lrR. GEIFrITH'S WORK.
Rev. John a. Griffith. OF North Caro-
lima. who has been spending hif vacation
i'm Richmond. has filed the pulpit of 81.
Marks this summer. The congregation
has been greatly pleased with him. His
work here has had nothing To- do with any
Prospect OF a culi from that church. and
as vet his name has not come up before
the yestry.
Rev. a.. d. Han. who was recently cali
ed 90 the pasiosato Of the Monroe Bap-
list church. has decided 10 accept t'e
can. and he will begin the work OF the
regular pastorate at once
At a special service sunday afternoon
the Lords Supper was administered
Rev. Dr. 4. r.. Dickinson. OF the Re
l'g.ous Herald. Rev. Dr. w. f.. Hatcher
nasto~ Of Grace-strcet Baptist church.
ana Rev. J. o. Kirk. were present. and
made addresses. They greatly encour-
aged tho little church. and spoke words
OF comfort TO the members, who were
present. DR.. Dickinson's address was
particularly encouraging and helpful.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-03
BRUNSWICK REPUBLICANS.
Thcy Endorse the Independent Dem"
Graf G. Ticket

LAWRENCEvULE, VA oct 2-spe-
ci.I-Tbc Republican party of run
WICK county held % convention '' ,p|
mace Saturday for the pufpofc o. 'aHihs
rrtion ass 20 their plan Tor the present
campaign. IN.
II. G.. Green. cX-cnmmis7lon.t "l &
revenue. was rendered t"e nol'ih"1.on ~,
- tbe same. after which he made a
conservative speech ~
rho Convention then endorsed Hon g.
y pufor5 independent candidate Tor
sc,ate and Or. r. s. Powell. tHdePenlenl
e"Std,te Tor the House OF Delegates
The opening sale Of the Lawrenceyiie
,ohacco market was quite satisfactory
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-03
STAFFORD REPUBLICANS,
Elect Delegates 10 Meet With Those
From King George.

rprDrRrcKsBURG. VA, oct. >
Tn Republicans of Stafford
county have elected me ioi1o"lhs GS
gates 70 meet the de'esa'ea oil Mn
George county Ia c~ohSehllo" az -
store october TN 20 determine Whe'ner
or not 10 nominate a candidate LOT ne
r1,a,nr. hardwood Green. j. T..
rnst~ong Zee wallace. W. +. Brooks,
t- r. Stevens {. y. Green. p. A. john
n George T.. Monroe. VIM. Hill. +. ID.
Gem Thomas Jackson, Alfred Locker.
q ~. sirother. 4. u. Johnson. Dele
Gates Al large: II. q. Chesley. W. IL. Hef'
LIN, VI. X. Lowry.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-03

ems and turkeys b most amy body .n
his neighborhoud.
About e year ago Doc made the acquain-
lance OF "a relative who bad gone Wet
when q boy. This gentleman had "a fair
daughter al home. and Dee began to tell
Mr. Caldwell such pleasing stories of her
chat the hrart impervious to AN the warm
and tangible charms of thc Woman lt
hand. fell "a victim Go vision OF th' mag
nation coujufrd % please him. lt wd-
not til last March. however. th1t ho got
courage to write 60 her. Since thcn the
courtship has been swift and delightful.
by means of written words. Last week
be went to gee her. they were married.
and Nj. Caldwell wrote back such % joy
ful letter 90 - friends that makes MS
know the old-fashioned true love is not
wholly abandoned from the world. but
is SIN genuine IN the rural districts. he
invited everybody i'm the county 10 his
fine home to receive him and his dainty
bride. and SO IS reported that he ordered
TO be prepared one hundred dollars worth
Of turkeys alone for the feast However
that may be. the couple has arrived. and
one easily reads on his shining. bold couu-
tenance i'm a cursory glance 'She's all
my fancy painted her. and more
T.. s. G..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-03
W. C. T. u. CONVENTION,
4 Little Girl Dies in II cry Peculiar
Manner.

ALEXANDRIA. VA, oct. especial
The annual convention OF Virginia Wo-
mans Christian Temperance Union Will
meet I'm this city tomorrow. over one
nundred delegates are expected. The con-
veniion will open tomorrow afternoon In
the Methodist Protcstan tchurch.
The funeral of Gertrude, the niue i've
year-old daughter of Mr.. Thos. Do"ney
viii take place tomorrow afternoon. The
little girl died in q very peculiar manner.
Yesterday evening It ate some candy ana
laid on a sofa. its parents thought the
little one had gone TO sleep. Upon trying
to arouse the little one they FOUND. TO
their astonishment. IL was dead. IL was
al first thought that the candy il had
eaten was poisoned. but 1t proved TO be
incorrect. Coroner Puryis viewed the re-
mains and decided that death was due 10
a cOngestiye chill.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-03
Sailors Arrested.

LIVERPOOL, Oct. 2-On arrival here
today. from Queenstown. twelve iremen
OF the British steamer Scotsmen, which
wa wrecked September 2lst In the Straits
~ Belle Isle. while bound from Liverpool
10 Montreal. were arrested on the charge
Of looting the passengers cabins on board
the Scotsman.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-03
Drapery MuSlinS

white grounds with colored stripes.
for Scarfs. splsshers, Curtains. etc.
l. lie. per yard.
CURTAIN MUSLINS-dotted, figur-
ed and striped. l21-2c. yard.
Cotton Tapestry. IN beautiful Orien-
tai patterns. rich, strong colorings; a
heavy. serviceable weave. Soc. yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-03

ROANOKE. VA, oct. 2-Speciai-Th.s
morning at an early hour the steam iaun-
dry ~ George W. Ammen was completely
destroyed by fire. Mr.. Ammen's loss Is
$3.50. with 81 500 insurance.
The building. which was owned by the
PEOPLES perpetual building and Loan As
soclation was Insured for $1,000.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-03
fredericksburg Affairs.

FRFDERICKSBUKG, Va, Oct. 2
speclal In the Corporation Court here
Mrs. Vircie A.. Ingroham was granted a
dlvorce from her husband. q. K. Ingra.
ham. The grounds were desertion.
Commissioner of Agriculture 6. W.
Koiner was here to-day arranging for the
trim west FOR inspecting sugar beet culture
and factories for the information OF those
contemplating Tho erection Of a plant here
in The near future. Tn party willlleave
Wednesday,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-03
Black Taffeta Waists

entirely triple corded. forming bias
blocks. dipped back corded collar s.
each.
Blach satin Waists with graduated
bias tu.ks. forming point az back ana
front. sleeves with tucked band de-
ta.he3 corded collars. S9.l each.
BLACK TAFFErA WAISTS same
style as above. So each.
COLORED SATIN WAISTS. with
graduated mcks forming points al
back and front. sleeves with tucked
bands. detached tucked collar all d
newest shadinps $3.50 each.
COLOREU TAIFETA WAISTS
same cut as above. at $40 each.
BLACK TAFFETA WAlsls-Vefy
handsome and elaborate. made lrom
Partisan models. clustered tuchs Do
spaces and minute silk braidinss. very
effective. am sizes. So each.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-03
COMPROMISE IN CHARLOTTE.
Dr. Priddy 20 stand aud r. Monroe 40
he Chairman.

BRAKES BRANCH. VA. oct. 2.-Spe-
ciel-At "a mass-mccting OF the Democrats
OF The comfy. held this day AT Smith
vile. the following resolution was passed
We hereby submit the following propo-
sition Of compromise of differences I'm the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-03
Smyrna Rugs

the latest designs. many sizes match-
ed. al prices from S5c. to - cach'
ADMINISTER RUGS-at prices o
Sc TO Sc each.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-03
RUSSELL NOMINEE
Capt. Gent Selected and Instructed
for 1ylcr.

LEBANON. Va. oct. 2.-Special.-The
Democratic convention held here to-day
nominated Captain J. G.. Gent FOR the
House. and instructed him for Tyler.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-03
Silk Waists and
Tailored Gowns

they arrive i'm strong quantities ana
striking styles. possibly more taste.nl
and elegant than you've seen; certain
~ more exclusive and more painstaN-
ingly made. words can't describe them.
We tell the prices and YOU must look
COLORED CORDED TAFFETAs'
Bayadere cords. with perpendicular
tucks. forming block effects back ana
front: sleeves capped nc shoulders. ana
Jared az wrist. collar dipped back
tucked waists. 81 each.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-03

Read here Of a rev new things. open
y cd TOO late for last weeks mention
4 some Of them are unique: they are all
x good and pretty and not expensive
p see-
CREPE DE CHINES-Full variety
( of rich evening oolors. two grades.
p $50. and 81 per yard.
b PRINTED WARP TAFFETAs. cord
Il ed p'afds and stripes. four good had
Y inls. 81 per yard.
p LIBERTY SILKS AND sATINs.
y with lace stripes. evening shades. very
Y pretty and stylish. NLZ5 per yart
D DEApERy sILK-a rich and eiabo-
q rate showing. some very new p'ti'rAs
Y strong Zoo Oriental effects. two grades
30 and 15c. per yard.
n Coiored TaGctas. every desirable
Y shade in o. better Grade than were
y handled before. ivo v~ilths-l9 and %
y inches-at i5c. and 30 pet !art
j Dnos ard DraperieS
I were added extensively to our usually
7 good showing iu .hf .partm-Ht.
a Your attention o. I.irtirI'.t F allied iu
" our Big new line ot cotton Dr. pcrie'.
2 su.KOLINEs-Isht oe dark oo.or-
iu.~. very latest patterns. boo hret-
Y quality cloth at joe. per ,afa
Z b~ENiNs-aF Tho good shades. single
n a1i daul.a-Ilrsl itf--.. Farj
y DENNIS solid cl'ure aud tWo-iou-
p ei. at l5 Z-e.. Ier yald.
D sArINE-FINlsIrD ART 1icN-
4 fNG-ucw. in tcfE o.cer t" "f4 Hai
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-03
The BeSt Time TO Buy

particular prnsp prefer to purchase here the correct dresser finds the mart the yuny Ma ana the mm @s
here after YOU have take in ali ohr shwmgs you'll find the Pnkme "ythngo tine seasons
nmrs Many of our Novelties which are not likely to be @ne everywhere, ae mHgepa patterns men
fSn are sold tnsa IN styles wi N be here again The wise ones are selecting n0N'w nt thea assortment
at IT. mt
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-03
Tailored Suits

the newest style. accepted cuts. per-
feet in NJ. graceful IN contour and cie-
CANT I'm appearance. The following
cloths: Venetian Cloth. c hevlots.
Camers-Hair. cal Broadcloths. Mel
tons. I~fomespuns. Covert Cloths and
Long-Haired Cheviots; all sizes and
a range Of prices from SO TO So.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-03
COiOred Dress Goods
~Long-haired Cheyiots

is inches wide. shades OF porcelain.
gray. green. purple. navy and auto
mobile M sl.35 per yard.
Real Camcrs-Hair. 40 inches wide.
specially fine tintiugs. very handsome.
az $50 per yard.
Plaid and checked suitings. % inch
widths. weights FOR tailored suits,
patterns and s~hadinss galore; prices
from 81 to 50 per yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-03

is right now, when this stores
stocks are at the top notch OF
fulness: when variety has its full