The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-22
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{ The Sunday Times will be UP to the
) usual high standard reached during
: the past month. 1t VIII be a carefully
( edited, up-to-date, live newspaper that
} Will be a storehouse of information
{ for all ages, classes and conditions
of reading people, and viii be an in
; terestins and valuable family maya
z.ne as well for the home nnd the fire
{ side.
Besides the local, State, general and
: foreign news which will oe carefully
carried, there VII De all the sporting
news. full market reports and marine
} intelligence, industrial and reul estate
} news, and interesting religious, social
} and theatrical news, The woman's
page VII be carefully prepared and
I current literature and book reviews
{ VII be given close attention. Humor,
{ news from the labor word, and short
stories will make interesting features,
{ while a large number OF specially pre-
pared articles ABOUT Christmas at home
{ and abroad Will be Of interest to many.
! Christmas muse in the churches with
the programmes to be rendered will be
! published, and interesting stories taken
} from real life all over the Suite cannot
J fa.l to appeal to many. The editorial
! ana exchange Departments will pa care
fully prepared, and unique glenn ngs
) from the press of the Old Dominion
} will be widely read.
} AS a newspaper The Sunday Times
: takes a high place in the field o. jour
( naIism In its SPECIAL features the
{ paper is pnrttcuiarly strong. These
{ features have been carefully selected
( from a great variety of contributed
{ articles, and only the best have been
( picked out for the readers of The Sun
day Times.
( Among the features win be nm inter
( e.st:ng article by John p. Foley, a we'll
( known writer, on The Atroct es in
! the Transvaal, while julius Chambers
} will tell about the efforts of Richard
J Croker. the celebrated New York ma
} chine politician, to start Il newspaper
; with which to fight the enemies of
{ Tammany.
Z aIr Louis Stern, the United States
{ Commissioner appointed from the State
of New York to the Paris Exposition,
win give his Impressions of the great
show. and julius Chambers will con-
! tribute an interesting article on the
! real cause of the Chinese massacres.
Effect on the Ba'd-Headed mt ngent
will be treated in an entertaining way,
and there VIII be an article about the
Largest Animal that Ever Walked
Upon the Earth
: The subject OF A National Board of
{ Arbitration will be ably discussed The
Wonderful Invention OF WATERPROOF
Paner. bv Charles Ignatius Goesmann,
viii rrove interesting reading, while a
carefully prepared article about Extrn
session of the Legislature VIII be wide
ly read.
\ weirl written Paris Fashion Letter
! will aupeal 10 the fGir readers of The
} Times.
Dererate Feud over one sheep. in
} ph;,h the fees amount to 100000 will
} make a unique story.
} some of the other many interesting
( feature, will be:
! 0gfntons of Virginia papers on the
nacassitv for high men as delegates to
the convent on
: CHRISTMAS thoughts by country edl-
tors. ~. ,,,a,.n :. .a
( fron authoritative sources.
{ M, york city boasts of the strong
as4 ,,i,:tary organization in the world.
{ H. the Oh Year Has Been in the
VIRGINIA Field of Politics.
c,7,6av's Times viii be handsomely
,Ilnstrated IN a manner appropriate to
) ,ba christmas season, and there will
ne noi,cll to interest the public generally
J at this time
pand The Sunday Times.
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