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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-04
Ladies' Suits
At Attractive Prices.
SO New. Stylish SuitS for $5.0S

New and Stylish Suits, in Gray,
Blue and Browr Wool Cheviot, made
Elton or fly-front jackets, lined with
SIercerized silk. skirts percaiine lined
and neatly finished with box back,
for .SJ.0S.
Ladies Tailored Homespun Suits,
II: all the stylish mixtures, Elton
Jackets. lined with silk Romano, per-
caIine-lined skirts, with boN-plaited
back; special price, $50.
Blue and Black All-Wool Serge.
GRAY. Blue and Brown HomeSpun,
made double-breasted and tsht-tlt-
ting Etons and fly-front jackets; also
Tan and Blue Covert Cloth. mace
double breasted jackets, seams ilnished
with silk strip and rows or stltching'
YOUR choice OF these for $40.
Ladies Tailored Costumes, OF Home
SUN. the fashionable colors, taffeta
lined, double-breasted jackets and
tight-fitting Etons, with pointed
revers, new shaped percaline-lined
skirts. with box-plaited back and
fronts, with stitched inverted folds,
for Sl2.5o.
throughout, with fly-front jackets
and new box skirts. Blue and Gray
covert cloth, made tight-fitting jack
cts, taffeta lined, with the pointed
collar and revers: Brown and Gray
Homespun Automobile Suits, taffeta-
lined, jackets, with gathered box
plated skirts; your choice OF these
for SIS.
Gray, Brown and Blue Homespun
Costumes. made double-breasteu
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 plat. stitched; these
suits are faultless in cut and finish;
special price, $3.50.
Ladies Costumes. dn unfinished
worsteds, jackets stitched with fancy
stitched straps, and stitched velvet
collar. skirts with boz back and tn-
verted fold flare; speclal price,
$3.50. z,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-04
Wash Goods Wonderfully
Cheap.

French Percales, yard wide. double
fold. shirt and waist styles, 1or
1G 2-:,c.
Italian Cords, not as heavy as gins-
hams, but dainty-desirable Styles
.:1c. yard.
Embroidery Dot Swiss, Sc value
Tor 25c. yard.
Mercerized Foulards, look ana 1eei
like silk. but wear better, small ana
large patterns, including Black ana
White. soc. value for :i3c. yard
The Finest Sea-1sland Dimity, an
the very latest printing, Fleur de LIS
and other patterns, 1G &c yard.
Barnaby Corded Ginghams, checks,
plaids. and stripes, /: lie. YARD
22-inch Fine GinEhans, quality cheap
at 1oc.. for &c. yard.
4o-inch Solid Color Organizes, IN
Guiding Black, l9c. value, 1oc- yard:
Printed Plisse, a shirred iaDl'c'
dainty patterns, 9 1-Sc. YARD.
Dotted Swiss Nluslins. that always
Sell for Il l-2c., .-Sc. yard.
Wide English Percales, STRIPES
and figures, . 1-Sc. yard.
The Best Quality Shifting Calicoes
for :. 5-Sc. yard.
Plaid-Back Covert Cloth, something
new. 1G 2-3c. yard.
Heavyweight Covert Cloth ior
10c. yard.
Don7estiCs.
No. % Fine Sheer Long Cloth, YARD
wide, put up in 80 yard pieces 1or
Ss-Sc. yard.
Yard-Wide B1eached Cotton. free
from dressing, Sc. value. &C. yard
New York Mills Bleached Shifting,
full width, soc. value, for = l--c.
yard.
Bleached Sheets. Numbered, ready
for use, 4ox90 inches. SOC. each.
Helnstitched Bleached Sheets, full
size 55c. each.
Heavy Pillow-Cases, 45N3S inches,
l5c. value, Zoe each.
Hemstitched Pillow-Cases, 4oSS'
Inches, L. lie each.
Linens Less Than Ever.
7o-inch Pure-Linen, unfinished,
Bleaehed Dauasl1 75c. value, for ''c.
yard.
Heavy Unbleached Damask, CSC.
value. for ISc yard.
All-Linen Bleached Doylies, white
and colored borders, for soc. dozen
lS-inch Bleached Doylics, 81 value
Tor SC. dozen.
All-Linen. Double-Selvedge, Bleached
Napkins, 81 dozen.
Extra Size BleaChed Napkins, SLoo
value SIS dozen.
Turkish Bath Towels, IA yards
long. for Sc. each.
Doublc-Thread Turltisl, Bath Towels.
extra size ice. value. for IL lie, or
6 for G!.c.
Pure-L,1en Hucll Towels, hemmed,
ready for use, $50 dozen.
All-L!nen. Knotted-Frine Damask
Towels, white and co1cred borders
1.I-..c. each. First Fioor-Lcft.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-04
Innings.

Yard-Wide Silk Finished Italian
Tailor Linings-Plum. Purple Violet.
Ccrise, Blues, and App.c-50c. quality.
Boo.
Yard-Wide Tailor Innings, full silk
finish, latest high colors, full finished
and durable, SOC. quality, .Jc.
Yard-Wide Silk-Face Taffetas, the
beauty OF silk-more lasting-you can
find any color. the yard. 13c.
Silk-Finished Percalines, all colors,
worth ITc, the yard IL lie.
Blackjack Fancy Waist-Liaings, the
15c. sort. our price. yard, II lie.
Best 10c. Canvas. scolored CT Black,
our price to-day. the yard, lie.
First Iloor-Foushce Street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-04
White Goods Sale
$4,000 Purchase

made last September, giving
YOU the advantage Of reiuc-
ton so per cent. less than pre-
vailing prices.
coo wards Fine White India Linon.
20 inches wide (you will pay 10c. for
II in The summary, . Bic.
case pure White Cambria. the kind
YOU nay 1Oc for everywhere, only
Linen Lawn, worth zoe, only
IL 1-2c.
Pure All-L:nen Lawn, st inches VIDE,
the Coo. kind, for soc
White Organdy, very fine quality,
worth l9c.. yard for Toe.
l case White Organdy, yards wide.
the kind you pay 35c. for. only nc.
case Corded and Fancy p. KS.
will cost you in time 1sc. yard, only
IL Ice.
500 pieces English Long Cloth. l..
yards in piece, worth a.45 only s1.15.
4e-,nch Sat.n-Border Apron Lawn.
the - Lee. kind, for 1-2c.
case Sheer India Linen, 1-:c.;5
the &c. kind, for only i-.c.
500 wards Nery-Fine Sheer French
Na!nsook worth S2c.. only Zoe.
i case Fine Dimites, the kind you
pay 70 lee. yard for, only &c.
L case Fine India Linen. 20 inches
wide, just what you will ray 15c. for
In June, 8 s7-Sc.
Just 81 pieces Of Soft English Main
sock, in l2-sard pieces. regular price
to-day is LIS; sale price. only s .o' O.
First E1oOr-RiEhts
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-04
Little Mems 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 Gray
p!aids, made with separate vest and
braid, ages 3 to s years. Sis.
Little Mems Vestee Suits. VITA sepa-
II ratio vest, made with doUbie-brensted
effect and solid Brown or Rad col
lars. ages to s years. for $i-3S.
Little Mems ;yestee Suits. IN Light
Gray checks. with satin factnss and
shirt collar. with open front. double
breasted vest. ages 3 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 5 to
{ Syears, for $3.50.
Little Mems Vestee Suits. In Shep-
herd Plaid, Cassimeres. Blue SerSes.
Gray Cheviots, Worsteds with short
collars, single or double-breasted i
vest. open down front. with satin
@facings, ages 3 to s years. for ~. 80.
50 dozen Little Boys, Brownie Over.
/ ais, ages s to Is Jears. cut ye;J ten&
- allow Tor shrtnkase. for Gs.e.
second sR1sol-CentHs
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-04
Spring Capes.

Black Brocaded Silk Capes, lace
and ribboncd trimmed. fancy and
Black lining. for So.
Black Lace Capcs, with corded silk
lacc and chiffon trimmings. edged
Ruffied Clinton Cape, made on silk
with fish scale yoke and collar, fronts
finished with folds Of chiffon. and
clasps. FOR $40.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-04
.Mol1air Skirts for soc.

Back Mohair BrocadeG Skirts. well
made and lined. for a:sc
Black NIohair Skirts. box-plaited
back, and stitched skirts. neatly made
and percaline-lined. for 81.
Gray Homesaun, with appliqued
front panel, box back, and nicely
fsned; special price. $500.
Black Crepon Skirts. in the newest
spatterns and styles, for $3.50
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-04
~r>e~~~r
Art Goods Shop.
pinch Stamped Squares, &c.

I2-inch Stamped Squares, sc.
Satin-Damask poylies, y inches
square, stamped in Dresden and olher
dainty designs; special. &c. each.
Applique Scarfs, IL yards. very
elaborate patterns. 25c. each.
Applique Centrcpieces, % inches.
some round and some square, sold lor
sc, for &c.
Heavy Satin-Damask CentFepleccs'
hemstitched and fancy draWn-thrcao'
ready for use, &c. each.
s.o,,,f YSJoOr-RcHr.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-04

1NCW OAAaA u o1AhS III
75c. Yard.
Satin-Finished Foulard Silks,
in handsome Oriental dots and
dainty figures, in new color
inqs of Castor, National Navy,
Old Blue, Old Rose, Lilac, and
Light green, at S'.5O, SL25, ST.
$50, and 75o. yard.
Satin Finished Foulard Silks, in
handsome Oriental dots and dainty
figures. in new coloringss of Castor,
National Navy. Old Blue, Old Rose,
Lilac, and Light Green, at $3.50, $l.21,
81, SIC, and .6c. yard.
New India Foulard Silks, in Navy
Blue, Polka-Dots, and Stripes. and
Black and White, 75c. value. for CSC.
Crepe de Chine, in Black, White,
Light-Blue. Old Blue National Castor,
Old Rose, Heliotrope, and Pearl-Gray,
at 81 per yard.
piece Black Corded Stripe Plisse
Silk, a good value, for 81 per yard.
1 piece Black Corded Stripe Crepe
for Coo. yard.
/ piece Extra-QuaIity Purc-Silk Black
laHetd, Luz % 1ilcAeS "!ue' va
yard.
3 pieces All-Silk Black Taffeta, the
75c kind, for CSC. yard.
Handsome Hemstitched, Corded, and
Pl;sse Stripe Taffetas, in Black and
White, and all the new spring color
ings. at 81 per yard.
Plisse Stripe Taffetas. in Castor,
National, and Turquoise-Blue, Pearl,
GRAY Red White and Black an eX-
cellent value, Cor csc. yard.
Panne Velvets. in the new pastel
colorings Of Pink, Cerise, Castor,
Light-Green, and Black, for S1.9S
yard.
Panne Velvet, the newest trimming
for dresses, in handsome Oriental
Polka-Dots. in Pearl-Gray, Heliotrope,
Castor, National. and Black. for $3.50
per yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-04
Third Floor-RiGht.
Boys Spring Clothing.

Everything that is new and
dressy for the boy and youth
who is also particular about
what he wears. These Suits
are all brand new spring goods,
splendidly made, and every
thing we claim. Don't fail to
see these Suits.
Boys ATWOOD Brown or Tan
Cheviot Suits. ages 8 to Is years.
S1.4S.
Boys Atwood Tan Stripe CASH
meres and Gray Cheviot Suits. In me-
dunn weights. for spring wear. ages
to 10 years, $1.9S-
Boys Gray Plaid or Tan Check
Suits, the very newest shades far
spring wear, ages to 16 years. $3.50
{ Boys ATWOOD Tan, Gray or Blue
Serges, Casstmeres, Cheviots. Tweeds
and Homespurs, the very newest +,
checks and plaiGs, ages to 1s years.
$3.50.
S4.os for Boys. Atwood and Silk
Striped and Plaid Worsteds, the very
kind that the men wear. ages 8 to Is
years. sos.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-04
Furnishings for Big Men
and the Little Men Also.

ana the LlIilG UASIl AiSO.
Mems and Boys White Unlaundered
Shirts, Union linen bosom. reinforced
back and front, with heavy muslin
body; patent gussets and neckbands.
and continuous stays, correct sizes.
we'll worth Soc, for 31c., or for
$.s.:J.
Mems and Boys Night-Robes, r-.ade
OF extra-ine lonE-cloth, plain Waite
or embroidered fronts. fun size ana
length; you pay 75c. for no better; the
price is .f3c-
Mems Working Shirts. made or
woven cheviot, dark colors, full size
and length, well worth &c.. for ::5c.
Mems Heavy Blue Denim overal,s
and Jackets, with or without aprons.
patent buttons that will not pull Off.
full size; you pay soc. for no better. for
soc.
Mems F'our-Ply Guns. plain or link.
rounding or square corners. nicely
laundered; others ask 15c. for no bet
ter: are here for DC. pair, or pair tor
3Jc.
Mems Mercerized Seamless Socks.
double heel and toe. and fast colors-
Tan, Black. Red. Navy. and Cadet
well worth sc. pair. for 17c.. ors pairs
for soc.
First F1oor-Center.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-04
Meyers Advertisement.
Meyers Advertisement.
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Art NeedlewOrk Institute.
(Lessons tree 0ny Ofno.

There are few ladies interested in embroidery
and lace work who have not at some time wish
ed for assistance in this beautiful work. Tothis
end, and for the benefit of beginners also, we
have engaged competent instructors in our Art
NeedleWork shop on the second floor near eleva-
tor. Lessons in art embroidery and any infor-
nation on embroidery and lace work subjects
will be cheerfully given free. Come and bring
your friends. Instruction given any time during
Store hours.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-04
New Black Goods.

piece Crepe Cloth, full 42 inches
wide. only 81.
s pieces Crepons. blistered end,
figured. AZ inches, at 81.
pieces Crepons, full ~ inches. only
soc.
4 pieces Crepons, 42 inches. for
EIc.
A splendid line of Black Venetian
and Broadcloth. from $50 to SOC.
yard.
2 pieces of Crepons AZ inches, were
s.. now SI.-s5.
! piece Pebble Worsted, so inches
wide at SIz5.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-04
Positively the Newest
Sterling Silver
Pulley Rings.

We have just received a great as
sortment OF the New Plain and
Chased Sterling Silver Pulley Rings.
some buckle shaped. We also show
this article in Frosted Gold effect on
Solid Silver To and SOC
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-04

Solid Golden-Oak Wardrobe, stands
Z feet inches high, feet 4 inches,
wide with French bevel-plate mirror
feet long ID inches wide in doors;
. drawers with brass trimmings; whole
front deliberately carved; former price
Sio-for Mondays sale SIS.
Solid-Oak Wardrobe, antique finish.
stands Z feet high. 3 feet inches wide;
double doors. drawers. brass trim
med; carved front. This Wardrobe
was cheap at $l2-for Mondays sale
IS.
Full line of Parlor Tables, golden
oak. quarter sawed, French legs, beau
TRULY finished; solid mahogany.
with twisted legs. brass feet, and
fancy carved; solid walnut with in
laid tops. In shape, some are round.
some are square. others have shaped
tops Former price of these Tables
was $3.50 to $iS-for Mondays sale
$3.50.
Rockers,
cobbler seats, rattan seats, upholstered
seats, golden oak. antique oak,
mahogany finish, reduced for Mon
days sale, s:.43.
Shaving Stands, in mahogany. swell
drawers and doors, French bevel-plate
mirror: 8 styles to select from-price
In this sale, $3.50.
Have but two China Presses left.
They are solid oak, antique finish. with
round glass ends and Srooved
shelves: cannot be duplicate in q reg
ular furniture store for S12-for Mon
day sale, $3.50.
Fine Mahogany Combination Book
Case and Desk, French bevel-pIate
mirrors. inlaid front, with drawers.
cast-brass trimmings and casters.
former price S33-special for Monday,
S24.
India Seats-White, Natural Birch,
Mahogany, and Green-former price
$3.50. DOC
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-04
Weeding-Out Sale.

We will be glad to close out
all the goods offered here in
one day. Il ought to happen,
for the prices now are about
one half of what we formerly
offered them, and even then
they were reduced from regular
prices. This is the third cut in
prices on these goods.
Infants ST Dresses for SOC.
Infants Nainsook Dresses. extra
wide skirts, tucked yokes, embroidery
trimmed, 81 value, for soc.
Long and Short Underskirts, made
of fine cambria, full skirt. for 39c.
Children's. Pretty Madras Dresses,
fancy checks and stripes. White tuck
ed yokes and Hamburg trimmed, 81
value. for soc.
Children's Bingham. full skirts and
trimmed yokes. soc. value, for zoe.
Infants Quilted Bibs for 10c.
Infants Fancy-Siik Bibs, Chantilly-
trimmed 81. value, for soc.
Children's Eating Bibs. 25c. value,
for I DC.
Cashmere Sacques, embroidered
edges. in Pink and Blue. for SOC.
Flannellette Sacoues. SOC. value, for
25c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-04
Shoe Prices Low Enough
to Shock Closest Buyers.

The season for heavy Winter
Shoes is comparatively over,
and we find we have great
many broken assortments Of
Ladies Fine Button and Lace
Shoes, and we know the only
way we can dispose of them is
to chop and slash prices with
out regard to value. Here, then,
are one half regular prices:
ZIG pairs Ladies' 50 Hand-Sewed Box
Calf Walking Boots. some few Tan
Lace Shoes, new English last, kid
lined throughout, nearly every size
and width. SLIGO.
Boys Satin Calf Lace Shoes, bought
to sell for s1.5O. new English and Lon
don toe. 81.
Misses 81 Button and Lace Shoes.
new mannish shapes. good. servtceable
shoes for school, with patent-leather
tips, 75c.
Infants 25c. Kid Button Shoes. solid
leather soles. all sizes. to 8. 1Oc.
Childrens Kid Shoes. with tips, coin
toes, sizes c to 3, 2Jc.
Ladies' SITE Fine Vici Kid Button
and Lace Shoes, every pair warranted.
solid leather, best styles TO select
from new mannish ana nice dress
shoes, good vide and medium lasts.
for $1.23.
Boys Tan Lace Shoes. new English
cut nickel eyeIets. for $1.25.
Ladies. s, SO Boots. button and laced.
hand-sewed, newest shapes, $: 80.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-04
Special.

q Ono lot Of All-Wool Plaid Skirts.
with box back. regular price. $3.50:
your choice while they last S1.5O.,
Second E,loor-Eront.s
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1900-07-10
WILD WITH Eczema
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The agonzng itching and burning Of the skin IN the
tfn scaling psoriasis the loss of hair and cstng of the
SCALP as in scaled head the facial Disagreement pnpes and
rngworm awful suffering of infants and the anxiety of womout
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Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1900-07-10

Mrs. Mathilde Richter, Doniphan
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Send for free book written by DR..
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Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1900-07-10

This call carries the choice Of
candidate for Governor as near
into the home of the voter as posi-
BILE. This is the good old Democra.
tic way. Let every good Democrat
in this county go to his precinct
and take part iu the proceedings,
for his vote WILDE counted as cast.
Let old Kentucky be found in the
Democratic column this Novem-
Der where she belongs and with
her old time majority Let nothing
keep you from your precinct con-
vention on'the l4th July.
BY order of the committee.
ISAAC GARRoTT, Chair.
GEO. E. GARY. Sec'y.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1900-07-10
IsIT RIGHT
Nor an Editor to Recommend Patent
Medicines?

From Sylvan Valley News Brevard,
NC.
1t may be question whether the
editor of newspaper has the right to
yrEUemmend any of the various propri
retaEy yHnedicines which food the mar
ket, get,as preventive Of suffering
vwe feel it our duty to says . good
word for Chamberlain Collie. Chol
era and Diarrhoea Remedy. We have
known and used this medicine in our
d8tDIly Tor twenty years and always
found it reliable IL many cases a
dose Of this remedy would save hours
of suffering while a physician is a.
waited. We do not believe in depend
liRg implicitly on any medicine for a
cure, but we do believe il bottle of
Chamberain's Darrhoea Remedy
were kept on hand and administered
ot the inception of au attack much
suffering might be avoided and many
cases the presence If doctor would
not be required At least this has
been our expe ] nee during the past
twenty year> sold by R. Q Hard
wick
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1900-07-10
COUNTY CIVIL.
Precinct Conventions Ordered For
Saturday July "a, at ? p. m.

AT meeting of the Democratic
Executive Committee held in Frank.
fort, KY, May 20, it was ordered
that on Saturday, July IA, 1900, at
2 p. M, standard time, there shall
be held in each Of the voting pre-
cincts of all the counties of the
State at the usual voting places, a
precinct convention for the purpose
of appointing delegates to the coun-
ty convention to be held at the
Court honse, Monday, July 10, at
2 p. M, which county convention
shall in turn appoint delegates to
a State Convention to be held in
Lexington, Ky, on Thursday, July
10, 1900, for the purpose of nominat-
ing a Democratic candidate for
Governor.
The basis Of representation for
precinct delegates shall be one for
each fifty votes, and fraction over
twenty-five cast for Bryan Electors
IN 1896. The basis Of representation
for county delegates shall be one
delegate for each two hundred
votes, and fraction over one hun
dred cast for the head of the Dem
ocratic electoral ticket at the Pres
idential election in 1896
All persons who will be legal
voters in the State next November,
who are devoted to the principles of
the Democratic party, and desire
to see these principles succeed,
who by participating in the district
and county convention will feel in
honor bound to support the nominee
of the De mocratic party for Cover
nor, are hereby invited to partici-
pate in said meetings.
ISAAC GARRoTT, Chairman.
GEO. e. GARY, Sec'y.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1900-07-10

The Cetury Co., announces she
discovery of new romantic move
list in young New Yorker, Miss
Bertha Runkle, whose maided effort
is to be The Century leading piece
of fiction for the next eight months,
beginning in the August number,
1t is desired ar a dramatic romance
of love and adventure, and is en-
titled "The Helmet of Navarro. +"
Mhe scene Of Paris during the siege
by Henry Of Nayarree, of the action
occupies but four days Of the week
preceding the Sunday when Henry
entered the city to give his adhe-
sion to the Catholic Church and ac.
cept its ecclesiastical rites-the oc.
casion of his saying that Paris was
worth mass. The story is full Of
vigorous action, and the plot is said
to be one fascinating interest,
among the characters OF the story
are the king himself, the Duke OF
Mayenne, who commanded the city
during the investment, and hero
and heroine of much attractiveness.
Miss Runkle is the daughter of
Mrs. L. G. Runkle, lady of large
literary attainmente, well known
by her editorial connection with the
New York Tribune, and as one Of
the working editors Of the''Library
of the Worlds Best Literature, -
ard similar enterprises.
This story is. perhaps, another
outcropping Of thecurrent tendency
to romantic fiction, but it is said
that it has not been influenced by
any Of the recent American success
ses in this field,