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BUSINESS PROPERTY.

FOR RBNT-OR LEASE-EITIIER FOR BUSINESS
residence, the beautiful II room brick. n IN. t..
On 18th st. near q st. NV: all in tirSt-class
order $50. W. l.. WILkERSpN. 6;}3 ST. nv"
FOR RENT-THREE LARGE AND STRONGLY
built brick buildings. corner 14th and Il SITS. NV.
No better location for general business purposes
in the city. b. IL. WARNER CO., GIG ST.
Also HENRY WELLS, 141O e st. NV.
je16-t til S 10ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-06-23
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

FOR sALE-oR EXCHANGE
Ea 1r mprysd f Wi LEAk
IT. W. &. HALDEMAN, III 14TH ST.
FOR sALE-TIIE wELI.KNowN ELLEsMERE
farm, adjoining Marshall Hall, the now eele-
miles from the Capitol; having half a mile river
being d go"u service of boats including daily
trips throughout the winter; improved by. 10
land in high state of cultivation; will be sold
It sae FbWAD e q! Ilfz saB Bp
FOR sALE-115 ACRES MILES FROM THE
city, in Maryland; improved by Sroom dwelling.
44x3o; front and side porch; large barn: carriage
springs and pump; viii be sold great bar
f f'n EDWARD wv ri u! scnWArz s so spRy NV
FOR SALE-1OO ACRES IN THE DISTRICT; FINE
dairy farm; spring and branch on the place; i'm
ings; electric cars within a mile. Price only
f2' per E as5s nfbpPy s G COG
FOR sALE-TRUCK AND POULTRY FARM, 8
terms to suit. GEO. Y. woRTHiNGToN; i4lo
WANTED FURNISHED HOUSE, ABOUT EIGHT
rooms, in the country; convenient to electric
steam cars; shade and stable; rent about $25.
Address Box o. Star office. te223
FOR RENT-FURNISHED HOUSE. STAUNTON.
Va; well located and modern improvements; $35
per month MOI for two months. McILHANY 4 hill
EIGHTEEN AND oNE-HALF ACRES FOREST
land. on main road NORTH OF TAkOMA. for
sale. This beautiful and picturesque spot was re-
beautiful scenery and charming location for
Silver Spring or three from Takoma: S price, ie
ss.7oo. on long time. or will trade Tor city
ONE OF THE MOST ATTRACTIVE
Country places around Washington for safe
exchange for city property; located two miles
large rooms finished and others in attic. com
mands extensive view on all sides; altitude 400
feet above Washington; fourteen acres of land
in miseellaneous vegetables and SIX ACRES IN
WOODS, forest growth, running stream. athing
pool sO12o spring, etc; price, 5000. of which
furnished il desired.
BEAUTIFUL FARM OF 100 ACRES,
Near Four Corners, Montgomery, county. for sale
cheap; good house and oItbuildinss; fruit in
acre; adjoining land held at $500
HANDSOME RESIDENCE
At Sligo. Md. easy walking distance of cleo
trio cars; beautiful grounds: $1,000.
TWENTY ACRES
One and half miles from Silver Spring, Md;
nice house and outbuildings; beautiful view;
$4,000
Two miles from Silver Spring; plenty fruit;
suited for CHICKEN farm; $4,000.
HAVE OTHER FINE FARMS
And country places near the city. in M0ntgom-
cry county, for sale cheap; locality healthful.
water good and values sure; investors and home
seekers cannot make mistake in purchasing
in this Sc, ton.
je5-26t w p. SPRINGER, 941 F st.
ROCKVILLE HAS ARTISAN WATER. ELEC-
trio light. stea and electric r. R. Jos. Reading
Co.. licensed II. E. agts.. have houses. small
lary., furnished unfurnshed; lots. 1 to s
acres, OF Mar St: country homes and farms of
all sizes Office Fearon's drug store my29-tf
SOME VERY BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY PLACES.
including two three valuable stock farms Of
300 to 600 acres, within easy reach Of Washing
ton. wM. H. SAUNDERS CO.. 14o7 st.
My1S-tf
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ne PALM READINGS DAILY ON ALL AT
ZS= fairs of life from am. to In, 10
~ 11th NV, Sd door above Palais Royal,
CENT down two steps. 1e7-lSt'
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SEASHORE REAL ESTATE,
UNFURNIsHED.

SEAOHUIE hEA1I ESIAlE.
COLONIAL BEACH. VA.
FOR RENT - HANDSOMEST COTTAGE AT Co
lonial Beach Va: rooms; partly furnished;
terms very reasonable. Inquire F. C. SCHAFER.
42+ Nth st. NV. or Mr.. ALLENSW0RTH. CO.
lonial Beach. me- set
MISCELLANEOUS.
FOR RENT-AT QUOGUE. LONG ISLAND, NEAR
ocean and Shinnecock bay. attractive cottage
having thirteen rooms: fully furnished: also has
running water aid bath room. Apply to OWNER,
Lock Box IA Quogue l.. L. New York.
jel5 10, Is. 10 21&c3'
ACCOUNTANTS.
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FOR SALE-DONT FAIL TO SEE THIS CORNER
house, located list and SITS. NV: new:
south and east fronts: wide parkings: rms.
first floor; EVERY Improvement; cellar, laundry,
etc. perfect gem. $4,000.
1t wM. f. SHANNON, HOP G st.
FOR SAI.E-NEAIs FIRST AND SITS. N.w.-ONE
OF THOSE BEAUTIFUL. 2STORY. S-ROOM AND
CELLAR HOUSES, WITH EVERY IMPROVE
MENT; LARGE LOT TO WIDE ALLEY; AT A
BARGAIN. PRICE ONLY 81. 400 See me about
prop .rty III this section; IT will pay YOU.
1t wM. f. SHANNON, 1902 G st.
FOR SAIE-IF YOI' ARE THINKING OF BUYING
HOUSE OR LOT IN THE VICINITY OF FIRST
AND SITS. NORTHWEST, IT WILL PAY YOU
TO SEE ME. CAN SAVE YOU MONEY.
1t wM. E. SHANNON. 14l0-12 G ST. ny
FOR SALE-TTIIS IS A CHANCE OF A LIFE TO
IDEAL home; located square from
7th and 9th at cars: south of st. NV; beau
tifu rooms: newly decorated and. papered new
chandeliers. csi.net mantels, etc; buffers pan
try: coal ana gas ranges: every improvement
THIS HOUSE COULD NOT BE DUPLICATED
UNDER $500. Price only So, 600: $500 cash. bal
ance $50 pc. month"; including interest (519 and
principal.
Il VIM z. SHANNON, 14l0-12 st. Aw.
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FOR sALELLARGn LOTS AT BALLsTON; 6-CT.
fare from city, Price, 500 each; terms. s.
down, balance 81 per week. Also small farms
on electric road. Gail for particulars. JAMES
n CLEMENTS. 1891 3 st. NV. je23-Sts
White Oaks eagle. (White Oaks, N.M.) 189?-190?, 1900-12-20
RAFAEL WOULD BE PROXY.

Rafael Romero, who prosecuted
his wife at the recent term of
court in Las Vegas and had her
sentenced to Jail for adultery, has
found that there is a great deal
in the old motto, What is home
without a mother2" and wants to
again install the mother of his
large collection of children into
his home. First he tried to worm
his way into the good graces of
the court and have his spouse re-
leased, and failing in this he has
made proposition to serve the
remainder of his wife's sixty-day
sentence and let her go home and
take care of the children. The
officers can see no legal way in
which Mrs. Romero can serve her
sentence by proxy and Rafael
must go ahead and take care OF
the kids and mediate over his
hot-headedness that deprived his
home of a mother.
White Oaks eagle. (White Oaks, N.M.) 189?-190?, 1900-12-20
THE MINING NEWS OF
THE TERRITORY.
to look over the camp.

to look over the camp.
A miner up Willow gulch came
down to Elizabethtown the other
day with thirteen ounces of gold,
the result of a cleanup on his
placer claim. Several more par
ties can report something of this
nature from the district placers.
The Blue Bandana has put in
another pump, now having one
No. 9 and one No. E in operation
to keep the water down. This is
one of the promising properties
of the district.
THE SANDALS MOUNTAINS.
In the Sandia mountain mining
district in south Santa Fe county,
II. H. Van Horn, in MADEIRA cam
on, has struck rich gold ore in
the tunnel he has been working
this winter, and if indications on
the surface and in the driftgo for
anything he has one of the big
gest gold propositions in New
Mexico.
The Maceo mine, in the same
district, has done 200 feet of de-
velopment, and the work is pro-
crossing in 6-foot vein of better
than $40 ore, and the values are
increasing. The Maceo has now
upward of 200 tons of pay ore on
the dump. The owners contem-
plate putting in a concentrator in
the early spring of next year.
The smelter at Algodones, near
there, is an assured fact, as work
has already commenced on the
plant. Algodones will make
good smelling point In the terri
tory, as there is plenty of good
coking coal, limestone, iron ore
and water near by, and there is
an abundance of lead ore, to say
nothing of the gold, silver and
copper ores in the Sandia noun
tains within wagon hauling
distance of this enterprise, which
is backed by Colorado capital.
The Sandia has plenty of open
ground on government land open
yet for location, and a big rush
is anticipated in the coming
spring.
White Oaks eagle. (White Oaks, N.M.) 189?-190?, 1900-12-20
FASCINATED WITH GOV. oTERo.

Mrs. A. B. Renehan, of Santa
Fe, spent month in Washington
and while there called on the
president. During their conver-
sation Mr.. Mckinley exhibited
quite an accurate knowledge of
New Mexico and its people, ard
stated that he appointed Governor
Otero on his own volition and
that he was pleased with his
choice and hoped that the people
of New Mexico felt the same way
about it. Mrs Renehan assured
the president that the people of
the territory were proud of Gov
ernor Otero and approved his
administration. Mrs. Renehan is
democrat in belief but says she
is not near SO strong one now
since she has found out what an
affable, kind and courteous man
the choice of the republicans for
president is. She told Mr.. Nc
Kinley that she thought New
Mexico was entitled to statehood.
The president said he thought SO
too. He said he was fascinated
with Governor Otero and felt that
the choice of an overwhelmingly
republican Legislature was an in
dorsement of his individual choice
for governor. Mrs. Renehan
witnessed the opening of congress
from the presidents gallery in
the senate chamber.
White Oaks eagle. (White Oaks, N.M.) 189?-190?, 1900-12-20
OPPOSES Rt-APPOlNTMtNT
OF GOVERNOR OTtRO.

VI UUvLkNUh VtlNVs
The Sante Fe CAPITAL, the
Santa Fe republican weekly, op-
poses the re-appointment of Gov.
Otero, and gives the following
strong reasons for its opposition:
1.-The Capital from hence
forth announces itself, as opposed
to the re-appointment of Miguel
A. Otero, for the position of gov
ernor of New Mexico, from June
7th, 1901. For this determina-
tion it gives the following reasons
for its action: First, it desires to
recall to the mind of its readers
the Capitals platform of prin-
ciples published at the time the
paper was started which reads as
follows: 1.-The Capital will be
fearless in the discharge of its
duties and obligations to the pub
lie, and will be ever ready to
approve the acts of public officials
and those in authority who hon.
estly conform to the obligations
of the trust committed to their
care, and in like manner it will
criticise and expose corruption
and condemn those who are un-
faithful in the performance of
their duties. 1t will publish and
discuss all the issues of the day
in a fair, honorable and impartial
manner with malice towards none
and with charity towards all. "
1t charges that Miguel A. Otero
has been lax and unfaithful in
the discharge of his duties and
obligations as governor of this
Territory, in many ways to the
utter disregard of the interests of
the people thereof.
ut charges that he willfully
and knowingly aided and abetted
the passage of the obnoxious
amendment to the coal oil in.
spector's bill, and gave it his
official signature, thereby divert.
ing thousands of dollars annually
from the public school fund and
Immediately thereafter appointed
a personal favorite to the position
of inspector of coal oil and to
whom it was common rumor that
he was largely indebted for per
sonal and pecuniary favors, who
since that time has been his po'
litical henchman.
THE vote in the council on the
amendment stood seven in favor
and five against the measure, ant
the governor could have vetoed
the bill had he not been as we
charge an enemy to the cause ol
education.
1--WE charge Miguel A. Otero,
governor of New Mexico, as ;
political apostate in aiding ant
abetting the defeat of the regular
nominee of the republican party
for the legislative council of San
ia Fe county at the last election
in that he attended conferenc,
of those who put up the deco,
candidate, David B. White, il
order to defeat the regular ticket
and advised and countenanced thu
action of boiling the regula
nominee"
White Oaks eagle. (White Oaks, N.M.) 189?-190?, 1900-12-20

President Mckinley has invited
Ex-president Harrison to break
fast, and their little missunder-
standings have all been amicably
settled. Beats the old Hamilton
Burr method all hollow.
White Oaks eagle. (White Oaks, N.M.) 189?-190?, 1900-12-20
SAN ANDRES MINING DISTRICT.

Mining Company, near Tularosa,
show that the company has even
as good a thing as the Upton
Copper Company, which was
boosted into prominence last week
by the opening of of a rich ore
chute on the Flor de Mayo claim.
The Good Fortune properties ad-
join the Upton, and the ore
shows as rich and permanent as
in the workings of its rival. An
1S-inch vein of solid copper glance
has been encountered in the tun-
mel, the vein having gradually
widened as work progressed dur
ing the past week. Seven miners
have been placed at work on the
property, and ore is now being
stopped ready to be mined and
shipped to the Ell Paso smelter.
Miners from the Upton report
that the ore body in that prop
erty grows larger and richer as
development progresses, and that
the vein is thickly scanned with
rich pay streaks that return from
$10O to $50 per ton.
The sale of the Lead King and
Lead Queen mines to Salinas Peak
Mining Company, composed of
Chicago capitalists, has given a
great stimulus to prospecting and
claim development in the San An
dres mountains during the past
two weeks. The price commanded
by the group was S10O, 900. The
Lead Queen and Lead King mines
are located on the west slope of
the San Andres range, and ore
shipments are made to the Ell
Paso smelter over the Santa Fe
railway. Recent development
work indicates that there is a
world of ore in sight ready for
shipment, and that it is no longer
a question of how much the mines
can ship, but how much the own
ers want to ship. The vein is Is
feet in width, and has been OPEN
ed for distance of 365 feet by
open cuts and development shafts.
The Salinas Peak company is
composed of some of Chicago's
most solid business men.
A force of men have been put
to work on the Favorite and
Wild Horse properties, which adj
join the properties of the Salinas
Peak company and are owned by
H. Pfaff and Z. J. Dedman. Re-
cent work shows some very fine
ore, and they will be developed
into shippers as fast as money
and men can do it.
ELizABETHTowN AND RED RIVER.
The Copper King mine, Red
River district, is again in opera
tion after a few days shutdown,
caused by "a deficient supply OF
dry wood to keep the pump work
ing in the shaft. This is splen.
did copper property, under bond
and lease, and indications are
that with the opening of spring
this property will become ship
per of no small Importance.
The Black Copper is working q
fairly good force on development
work. Some $4,000 have beer
expended already on this property
which is showing up some goot
gold and copper ore.
A new dredging plant will soor
commence operations here on thu
Elizabethtown placers. The dan
across the river is being complet
ed, and these placers will b'
worked extensively.
Prospecting is about over TO
the winter in parts of the district
as snow covers the mountains.
Red River needs a stamp mil
to treat the free milling ores o
the camp. Mill men will do wei
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-03
ladies' 75C.
Underwear for 35C.
Well~known brands for Mer
and Children at Reduced Prices

Well~known brands for Me-
and Children at Reduced Prices
Ladies, 75c. and 81 Natural Wool
Vests, ::5c.
Ladies' 81 White Lambs Wool and
Natural Wool Vests and Pants. SOC.
Ladies' $50 "Oneita'' Wool Mixed
Jersey-Ribbed Union Suits. in Cream
and Gray, zoe.
Boys sc, Sc. and soc. Natural
Wool. Fleece-Lined, White Merino
and Jersey-Ribbed Shirts, Drawers
and Pants; your choice, 19c.
Childrcn's Sc. and Soc Natural Wool
Vests and Pants and Infants Fleece
Lined Wrappers, Zoe.
Mems 50c White Merino Cancels
Hair and Natural Wool Shirts and
Drawers, 3::;c
Mems 81 White lambs Wool and
Medicated All-Wool Red Flannel
Shirts and Drawers, Goo.
Mems 59c..-75c. and 81 Camei's-Hair.
Natural Wool and Wright's Health
Underwear. 43c.
Children's 75c. Medicated Red Elan
mel Vests and Pants, sizes Is to 50,
soc.
Ladies s. Black Wool o'Neita Union
Suits, 81.
Mems $50 Glastonbury" Steam
Shrunk Gray Shirts and Drawers. 81.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-03
Celebrated American
Lady Corsets for ST..

American Lady Corset, long waist,
made OF extra quality jeans. sateen
striped. two wide side steels, silk
embroidered, worth Sis, for 81.
American Lady Corset, medium
waist, the original French gored.
needs no ''breaking in supplies the
first principles of good dress, worth
$3.50, for 81.
American Lady Corsets. extra-long
waist. made of superior quality jeans,
with extra padding over hips, to pre-
vent breaking, silk embroidered, TRIM
nned worth S1.75. for 81 rs
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-03
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. March 2.-FLOUR-Nod-
erately active and weak, being shaded
lutte on some grades; winter stralghts,
So. 4OGl3.50.
RYE FLOUR-Steady.
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR-Easy.
Observation-Disclosures
CORNMEAL-0uiet.
RYE-F'irmer; No. western, 62c.
BARLEY-Steady.
BARLEY MALT-Quiet
WHEAT-Spot firm; No. red, t3tsc.
Options were generally weak and heavy
nearly all day under big Argentine SNIP
ments, large Northwest receipts and faV-
orable crop news all OF which prompted
active liquidation. In the last hour the
market rallied on covering and closed
firm at &c. net advance; March, 13lSc.;
May, 713sc.; July, 71Ac.
CORN-Spot easy; No. :, 4laaSc- Options
opened easy and remained under bear
control most of the day without show
ing much decline Cables. the break IN
wheat and reports OF larger country &C
ceptances all helped the weakness. The
close was steady al 4 partial sc decline,
influenced by the final strength in wheat
May closed at 40c.; July, 401Sc;
OATS-Spot quiet; No. ., 2Sl2c. Options
quiet and easy.
BEEF-Easy.
CUT MEATS-Quiet.
LARD-Firm;. western steamed. S6.15.
Refined steady.
PORK-Quiet.
BUTTER-Firmer; western creamery,
2O623c.; State dairy, 1S@24c.
Continued, on Seventh Page.)
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-03
Our Toilet Counters.
Price Spark1etS.

]; 4sc. Fine Perfumes. per ounce 25c.
Madame Ruppert's Face Bleach. per
bottle, S1.2J.
Guerre, Fills ct Gle, Rose and Al
mond Cream, per bottle. 12c.
Marchand's Peroxide of Hydrogen,
per bottle, soc.
speicher's Dandruff Cure. per bot
tie, ACC.
Mansfield's Caplads, per bottle.
4Sc.
Prophylaatine nIputh-Wash. per
bottle, Zoe.
sheffield's Tooth Paste, per box.
lac.
10c. Elder Flower Soap, per cake. &c.
S-ounce cake Glycerine Soap. per
cake, sc.
MEYERS Tar Soap, per cake. :1-:c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-03
Saturday
In Infants Wear Dept.

Infants St.50 Long. Nainsook Dresses,
with tucked yoke and inserting laces
around neck and sleeves. full Skill
and deep HON. for only 81
.Chndren.s Dainty Short Dresses.
made of fine Nainsook, ciuster-tuck-
ed, yoke trimmed around neck and
sleeves, 81 value. at SOC.
y large assortment OF Infants caps.
in various styles, some trimmed IN
lace and ribbons. others tucked. and
some embroidered; closing out these
81 values for 10c-
: Infants Dainty Net Wells. lace ane
ribbon trimmed. 81 value. at soc.
Children's Handsome Cloth Refers,
sample lot, no two alike, worth IS,
for $3.50.
Whitney Baby Carriages, upholSter-
ed in figured rep, parasol to match
rubber-tire wheels and patent brake.
So value. for So
Go-cart, with patent wheels and
brake, for $3.50.
Childrens Colored Dresses. made Of
fine ginghams, all the new spring
styles, prettily trimmed. full skirts
and deep hem. 81 value, for soc.
Children's Bingham Dresses. Moth
err Hubbard styles. trimmed yoke. SOC.
value, at 25c.
Infants Stoclinet Diapers. made to
fit the form, for SOC
Infants Oilcloth Btbs. SOC. value,
at Zoe.
Infants Honeycomb Bibs at &c.
Infants Soft Sole keystone Shoes at
25c.
Infants Large Eating Bibs. Sc
value, at Zoe.
$17.05 for a $40 Excelsior Sewing
Machine, five-year guarantee, $1..95.
One lot of Children's Fancy Plaid
Refers. made with large sailor col
lars, and daintily trimmed, worth
81 30 for Csc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-03
Ladies' Suits
At Attractive Prices.
SoNew. Stylish Suits for S5.oS

New and Stylish Suits, in Gray,
Rlue and Brown Wool Cheviot, made
Elton or fly-front jackets, lined win
Mercerized silk, skirts percaline llned
and neatly finished with box back'
for sos.
Ladies Tailored Homespun Suits,
in all the stylish mixtures, Elton
Jackets. lined with silk Romano. per-
calne-lined skirts, with boN-plaited
back; special price. $50.
Blue and Black All-Wool Serge,
Gray, Blue and Brown Homespun,
made double breasted and tiSht-tit-
ting Etcns and fly-front jackets; also
Tan and Blue Covert Cloth. made
double breasted jackets, seams finished
with silk strip and rows OF stitching;
your choice of these for $40.
Ladies' Tailored Costumes, of Home
spun, the fashionable colors, taffeta
yined. double jackets and
tight-fitting Etons, with pointed
revers, now shaped percaline-lired
skirts, with box-plaitcd back and
fronts, with stitched inverted folds,
for $3.50.
Black Atwood Serge. silk-hned
throughout, with fly-front jackets
and new box skirts, Blue and Gray
covert cloth, made tight-fittinS Jack
cts, taffeta lined, with the pointed
collar and revers; Brown and Gray
Homespun Automobile Suits, tafteta-
lined. jackets, with gathered box
plated skirts; your choice OF these
for $15.
Gray, Brown and Blue Homespun
Costumes, made double-breasted
Etons, with shawl collar, fancy taft
feta lining. skirts cut in latest style;
these for $3.50.
Very Swell Costumes, in Dark Cas-
tor Cloth, made double-breasted Etons.
skirts cut in latest style, each seam
with inverted plait, stitched; these
suits are faultless i'll cut and finish;
special price, Ss223O.
Ladies Costumes, in unfinished
worsteds, jackets stitched with fancy
stitched straps, and stitched velvet
collar, skirts with box back and in>
verified fold flare; special price,
$3.50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-03
Little Men's Clothing.

The attention of parents is
specially directed to the prices,
also a critical examination Of
the Best Boys Clothing ever
shown here at such tempting
prices. All new goods-just
come in
Little Mems Vestee Suits. In Cray
plaids, made with separate vest and
braid, ages 3 to s years. $1-fS-
Little Mems vestee Suits, with sepa-
rate vest. made with doubls-breasted
effect and solid Brown or Red coll
lars, ages 3 to years. for 80.
Little Mems Veshce Suits, in Light
Gray checks. with satin facfngs and
shirt collar, with open front, double
breasted vest, ages to s years, for
SOS.
Little Mems Vestee Suits. Of INDIAN
springs, in all the new shades and
styles, with short collars and separate
vest open down the front, ages To-
years, for $3.50.
Little Mems vestee Suits, In Shop
herd Plaid, Cassimeres. Blue Serges.
Gray Cfleviots. Worsteds. with short
collars. single or double-breasted
vest, open down front. with satin
facings, ages 8 to years. for $3.50.
so dozen Little Boys Brownie Over
alls, ages to Is years. cut very long.
to allow for sflrinkage, for &c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-03
Saturday
Ribbon Surprise.

The New Liberty Satin Reversible
Ribbon, ~. inches wide, per yard,
SOC.
S-Inches-Wide Mousseline Ribbons,
in all the swell shades, for pulley
collars, 65c. quality, per yard, 3Sc.
4-Inches-Wide Glace Ribbons, in the
new pastelle shades. with White
crimped edge, per yard csc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-03
COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK, March 2.-C0TToN-The.
volume of business in cotton to-day was
fact partly explained by poor Geographic
service, wires being still down West and (
South. However. after an exciting Iopen-S
large business was transacted within e
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-03
Spring Capes.

Black Brocaded Silk Capes, lace
and ribboned trimmed, fancy and
Black lining. for $50.
Black Lace Capes, with corded silk
lace and chiffon trimmings, edged
with! jet. So.
Rufflcd Chiffon Cape, made on silk
with fish scale yoke and collar, fronts
finished with folds of chiffon, and
c]aSyys for $40.