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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-07

Academy of Music-Tuesday, The Old
Homestead.
Wednesday and Observation-Disclosures
Thursday-William H Crane.
Friday and Saturday-Matinee Satur-
day-"The Little Minister
Bijou-liigh-class Vaudeville all week
On Tuesday night the universal favorite
s'The Old Homestead with Denma:i
Thompson in the act, will be given at the
->cadmy.
Mr. Denman Thompson's Uncle Josh"
in 1.-The Old Homestead is a study OF
nature.
So natural is his art that many would
laugh at you il YOU were TO state Az.
Thompson was not 4 farmer, but clev-
81. exponent of the natural school Of act
ing Long before he ever essayea me
part of Joshua Whitcomb,' he maintain
ed this to be the only correct Schooi,
and firmly held to the idea in the many
characters delineated by him. Salem
Schudder.'' Bob Acres" .'Myles Ma. Co
4,aleen' and many other parts were treat
ed Just rs naturally by Mr.. thompson
as his celebrated Interpretation in ne
Old Homestead" When one can move an
audience to laughter and to tears, with
out offending good taste or in the SLIGHT
est exaggeration to the canons. OF ORA
matte art-when one creates an Amos
.phere which makes even the haoltual
and hardened theatre goer forget ne IS
witnessing player then must we DO"
to his art.
WIN. II. CRANE.
. "a Rich Mans Son. a play which MAD
considerable vogue in New York, and of
winch that popular comedian, llilaEl
III. Crane, is the sponsor, will be presented
at the Academy of Music "Wednesday
evening and Thursday matinee
Reports speak of the comedy as one or
tie brightest. that. has ever come INTO
Mr.. Cranes profession. 1t Is the work OF
Michael Morton and it is founded on a
German play that has had considerable
success abroad. In q clean way 1t sat
ir;zes questions regarding poverty and
wealth and its humor flows from pure
sources,
This is what happened in Peter DID
dir's family. When the old man $ sou
returned from Paris hezparalyzed MS
father, with his queer notions ana
odd .conceits. He looked upon ms uaduS
as fool, and told him so. The piot OF
the play deals with Didhin's efforts 10
cure the boy of his nonsense and to make
of him useful member of society
The character of tDibdiil. hard-head-
ed. warm hearted old fellow somewhat
u.,couth and out Of place in his tine man
sion IS capitally drawn and PLAYED ny
Mr.. Crane with rare skill and a Keen DIS
erection of its artistic POINTS.
On Thursday Mr.. Crane will review \
Virginia Courship.'' that delightful old
comedy which he gave while IN ms
city last season.
THE LITTLE MINISTER.
In connection with the engagement OF
..The Little Minister, to be seen at the
Academy on Friday and Saturday with
a saturd ay matinee it is hardly neees-
sary to more than announce its appear
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-07
Muslin Underwear.

All goods from our regular stock,
nicely made and trimmed, but
slightly soiled from handling,
therefore the tremendous cut IN
prices.
Gowns.
Gowns that were sl.25, s1.5o and s1.75.
Gowns that we're s. and 2a5 now 81 .25.
Gowns that were S. $3.50 and ST. now
Skirts.
Skirts that were sl.25. $3.50 and s., now
75c.
Skirts that were g, s2.25 and $3.50. now
skirts that were 50 and $3.50 now $3.50.
Drawers.
Muslin Drawers that were 15c. now 49c.
Muslin Drawers. that were 81 and sl.25
now 69c.
Muslin Drawers, that were s15o and
S1.65. now DSc.
Muslin Drawers, that were sc. and ST.,
now soc.
Ladies' Waists.
Ladies' Nicely-Made Flannel Waists:
colors, Red, Blue and Black; former
prices $50, 50, now :lsc.
lot Of Taffeta Silk Waists. all high
grade goods. We're IS. Sc. So. now $3.50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-07

ance. The play has become such phe-
nomenal success, that it has become a
household word. 1t IS remarkable the
large number OF people who Keep III touch
with matters theatrical. Ii play meets
with great success. it is not long before
the fact is generally known.
The play has done phenomenal business
and it will be many years before another
play is produced that will equal it as {,
drawing attraction. AR. Charles Froh-
man, whose company presents the play
here has had to use extreme care IN
getting together q cast that could proper
" portray TIE peculiar characters that
appear in THE Little Minister.
Those who have read Mr.. Barrie's aovel
will doubtless understand this fact.
BIJOU THEATRE.
One year ago, this week, the BiJou was;
opened to the public, and the success OF
the enterprise is all due to the very able
management of Mr.. Jake Wells, VINO
though he had had no experience in the
theatrical business had been 4. patron of
a1nusements and knaW what a. good show
was.
Air. Wells seized on the plan on the
18th of December 1895, and was not long
in putting his ideas to work.
On the. night of January 9TH, 1917 the
theatre was opened, and to an audience
that packed it from door to door.
The theatre started in life with bill
that was the finest Of its kind ever seen
in Richmond. Some Of the finest acts In
the profession have been brought to
this city.
Tie theatre closed its half season on the
3ra of June. and Mr.. Wells spent several
hundred dollars improving the PROPERTY,
and making the house more beautiful
The bill this week includes John hernesl
the well-known comedian. He is known
as the Irish counse!ter, and Is great
favorite.
Another attractive feature is the act
Of Garfield and Carlton. in eccentric
comedy work.
TIE Tennis Trio, the only CLUB SWING
trio on the vaudeville stage. VIII present
a new and novel act.
Lavender and Tomson. good corneuiaIl
and u pretty and clever co,'ieo'-'iiie'
viii present a row comedy sketch.
TIE three Sa-Vans. trio OF "oAueii -.
acrobats who put comedy with their ACT
will tie seen for the first time M 'le
South.
Daily and Hilton. a well-knoWn co.t-ous
d1;o. have succeeded well in other places.
Miss Jessie Mil ar. who for three Years +
was the star cornet soioist with :.
Barnluns enterprise. will contribute
pleasing number to the Dill
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-07
SOME SNAP SHOTS
OF LAWMAKERS
Speaker Saunders the Chesterfield
of the Body.
PITCHERS STRONG SARCASM.
D.. Powell, Delegate Shelton, Mr..
Hnbard, and a Trio Of Weli-Known
Newspaper Men Give Interesting
G1inpscs TO an Observer.
PITCHERS STRONG SARCASM.

Speaker Saunders of the House. is .
combination of courtesy, good sense,
and grace. Hes the Chesterfield of the
body. and lie occupies the only velvet
covered chair in the room, as one TO The
5,nanor born. Members are ever pleased
TO hear him rap for order, knowing that
,he ensuing silence VIII be punctured by
few sentences of perfect English. spok-
sn.the members such as he, there would
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-
Duchesse e shades), Surahed a shades.
Black Fables and Pekin-Striped Satins,
30c
75c. and 81 Cream and White Taffeta:
Silks. for evening Wear, new and effective
patterns, SOC
81 Embroidered Dots Liberty satins now
1 piece Cream White Faille, the 81 quail
ity, now :s9c.
Goc., Toe. and 81 Japanese and Foulards.
effective patterns and coiorings, now :s9c.
soc. Corded japanese Silks. 33c
SOC. Striped and Plaid Wash Silks, now
39c
At 69c.
y, s1.5O. sl.25 and 81 Black Brocaded
Silks SatinS and MORE Antiques, csc
$50 Brocaded Satins and Taffetas. full
range OF colorings and patterns, csc
81 and S1.G5 Figured Taffetas. very
stylish patterns and colorings. 63c.
Sc. and 81 Evening Brocaded, fetching
styles, five Shades, G3c.
At 79c.
81. $1.25 and $3.50 Striped, Brocaded and
Plaid Taffetas. in an immense range Of
new. and stylish patterns and colorinss.
zoe
At CSC.
The SIZE grade of French Poplins, in
an immense range Of colorings. 91c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-07
Silk Underskirts.

Silk Underskirts.
Changeable Taffeta Silk Under
skirts, made of an extra quality
silk in the most fashionable man.
ner.
SO Skirts now $3.50.
$3.50, s14 and SIS Skirts now $40.
l Black and White Striped Silk Petit
coat, was $3.50, now =. 80
Blue and Black Striped Silk Petticoats
was $3.50, now $50.
Ladies' Gloves.
Ladies' l6-Button Suede Evening Gloves.
fancy shades. all sizes, were 500, now
81 per pair
12-button length, were 81, now zoe
Ladies S-Button Nousquetaire Suede,
TanS and Gray, were $l50, now zoe
lust few words about some
very worthy
Silks
at half prices. -Four special lots.
At 39c.
s. Velvets: colors. Brown, Cinnamon.
Mode, Green, Navy, Sage, Prune and
Maroon. now 39c.
75c and 81 Checked Taffetas, Satin
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-07
Some Real Underwear Bargains.


Ali goods from our regular stock, nicely
made and trimmed. but slightly soiled
from handling, therefore. the tremendous
cut in prices.
Lot boys Warm and Durable austria,
liam Wool Drawers, former price 10 and
Sc, now @3c.
Abdominal Wool Bands, Hohenzollern
make, were 50c-. now 29c
Ladies Fast Black Substituted vests,
high neck and short sleeves, were SIS.
now S0c.
Chiidren.s Extra Quality Cray Ribbed
Merino Wool Vests and Pants. were 30
Ladies Silk Vests; colors, Cream, Black;
Lilac, Yellow and Pink, low neck ana
short sleeves, were 75c., 81 ana sl.23, now
3Jc.
Ladies Extra Quality Scarlet All-Wool
Vests and Drawers. were $L25, now Soc.
Ladies Extra Quality Swiss Ribbed
Silk and Wool Vests, in both i'lue and
short sleeves, former price s22.cc5 and $3.50.
now SLID.
Gentle1nen's Extra Quality, Full. Eegu-
lar Made Scotch Wool Shirts and Draw
crs, Medlicott make; Shirts In sizes "a.
~, A: Drawers in sizes 2s s.: former
prices $50 and $40 now Sl.19.
Mems Furnishings.
Gentlemen's Extra Quality, Full Regu-
lar Made Half Hose. in Brown and Tans,
sizes, 91a and 10 only; former price, Ii %
and &c, now LIE. per pair.
Gentlemen's, All-Linen Standing AND an!
IurllOO"1l NoiidlS. hele 10 4-oS.s ~" ~
each.
Dress Trimmings.
let and Co1ored Braided Orna~
ments, Boleros and Yokes; Black
Braid and Chiffon Yokes and Bole-
ros.
Sc Ornaments now $3.50.
81 Ornaments now s..
Sc Ornaments now 81.
IS Ornaments now 81.
$40 Ornaments now SD
S14 Ornaments now So.
SIG Ornaments now SIS.
SO Ornaments now $40.
Jet and Steel Beaded Collars.
New, pretty and stylish.
$40 Collars now So.
Sl2 Collars now SG.
Corset Covers.
Nicely made and trimmed.
&c, Sc and 81 Corset Covers, now soc.
SIS and Sl.35 Corset Covers now Csc.
$50 Corset Covers now 3Sc.
Domestics.
a2-inch -All-Wool Moreens; colors, Cream
and changeables, were soc, now go
1Oc and l2c Outings now &c. yard.
&c Striped Flannel now 19c.
Soc Boucle Flannel now 2oc.
75c German French channels now
3. Lee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-07
EoxllaIl Keene's Injuries.

LONDON, Jan. Sit is feared that
Foxhall Keene, the American sportsman.
who broke his collar-bone while hunting,
with the Quorn Hounds. yesterday, has
Also sustained internal injuries,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-07
LIEUT.. GILMORE.
His Release Officially Confirmed by
Otis Message.

His Release Officially Confirmed by
Otis Message.
WASHINGTON, Jan. G.-Onicial con-
Grmation has come from both General
Otis and Admiral Watson of the first re-
ports from Manila Of the release of the
American prisoners, who have been held
in the hands of the Filipinos for many
months. and there IS no longer any doubt
that Lieutenant Gilmore, of the York
town. is among the number. General
Otis dispatch reads as follows:
= Manila, Jan. s.
1.-THE prisoners now en- route from
vigan arrived tonight, and list of them
will be telegraphed tomorrow. Captain
Gilmore is among the number. OTIS"
? Admiral Watsons advice is as follows:
Manila, Jan. 5.
sc ''Coloncls Hare and Howe have re-
captured all of the American prisoners.
Including Gilmore, now 1T Vigan.
WATSON
The sweeping statements made in the
dispatches to the erect that all OF the
American. prisoners have been released,
has aroused hope that in the list will
appear the names of some of the officers
and privates of the army who are set
down upon the army rolls as missing.
Prominent among the missing officers
was Ma or Charles NJ. Rockefeller. Of the
Ninth Infantry. This officer advanced
beyond the line during the fierce fighting
early last summer. He disappeared COM
pletely, and 10 trace of his body was
ever found. 1t is gathered from General
Otis report that the released men have
been sent by boat across Lingayen gulf
TO Dagupan, at the northern extremity
Of the railroad. and about a days journey
from Manila.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-07
Theatrical Alnuse,ncnts.

London has 70 theatres.
Iii Lehman is a vegetarian.
Theodore Thomas wears a wig.
Mansfield was dry goods clerk.
Nat Goodwin threatens to play snylock.
Queen Wilhelmina is a clever amateur
actress.
Joseph Jefferson first appeared in RIP
Van w inkle,' in 1858.
Ten years ago Eugene Cowles was cash
Ter of a Chicago bank
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-07
Some Very Special Values in
BedWear.

otu"6dt.
Blankets.
The best only. slightly soilcd from being
handled: quick moving prices 10" W
clear them UP quickly.
/ pair EIderdown Blankets, si.ShIy
soIlcd from handling. were @l2. no" -.
pair California Blankets, that were
SIS. now $111o
nair ia Blankets. slightly Soiled from
handling were So, now S6.3S.
Dair lo-4 Blankets, were 50, now ES.9S.
] pair l44 Blankets, were 50, now SUBS
pair ia Blankets. were IS. now sos.
Special values in 11-4 Blankets at -. 90
and So
Special values in ia Blankets at SD .
md 81.
pair Atwood Blankets. size Six's.
were Sc. now 80.
Crib ankets.
slightly soiled from handling.
$3.50 Blankets now Sligo.
81 Blankets now S9c.
Outing-Cloth Crib Blankets. we're &c,
now 10c.
Comfortabies.
Extra Quality Calico-Covered Connforta-
bles, 81 and SIS.
size. $3.50, s.. <2.5o and
Wool-FIlled. SatineCovered. With Sllk'
s Border, ConfortableS, So
Eiderdown ComfortaDles. special ,Salues.
*. Sc. 81, $40, and S12.50
White Quilts.
All goods from our regular stock, slight
ly soiled from being handled. MaIsel1ieS
and Crochets.
si75 and 50 Quilts now 81 .oS.
se25 and $50 Quilts now $1.oS.
So Quilts now S1-S1.
$3.50 Quilts now $3.50.
$3.50 and 81 Quilts now $40.
Crib and Single Bed Quilts.
s175 and 80 Quilts now 1sc.
81 Quilts now 9Sc.
Ribbons.
! lot Fancy and Satin Gros-Grain Rib
hons were 6. and 10c. per yard. now
lc. per yard.
Coiored Satin Gros-Grain Ribbons: col
ors, Pink Green, Garnet and HeliotroD..
were 10. 122it:, Is, 20 and 2oc., now sc. per
yard.
Black and White All-Sill1 MORE Ribbons.
were 10. ~. and l5c.. now sc. per yard.
] lot Fancy Striped and Regular Tai
seta and Satin Gros-Grain Ribbons, and
Gauze Ribbons, were %. 50 and i5c.. now
aoc. per yard.
The Mothers Friend and Star
Shirt Waists.
Cambria and Percales laundered and
,rniaundered, extra value, SOC, Toe. anu
Fl.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-07

be no necessity for speaker rules, or CAV
el. for the vote Oh every proposition would
he unanimous and everybody would agree
perfectly with everybody else. For. were
it otherwise, they would not be like him.
Mr.. Pitcher. however, Is a man OF re-.
maTkable power and sarcasm. and he
makes unexpected observations that car
ry confusion 10 even veteran speakers in
public. Pitcher would be 4 picnic for a
cartoonist. His strong face and rugged
countenance would furnish inexha ustIble
material for artists who make play
things of physiognomies in print. DR..
Powell, TOO, would be study for q
cartoon 1iend. His stern face, strongly
enarked and indicative Of will power. TAX
en- together with a characteristic cut OF
the whiskers. puts one in mind Of I'm
Gle Sam when The old gentleman got
mad with Spain recently. The Doctor
is often whole minority by himself. He
usually votes as the notion strikes him..
AN ELOQUENT MEMBER
Some men can't help bubblng over with
eloquence. no matter how trifling or insig-
ntlcant the subject. Such an one IS Mr.
Shelton. OF Louisa. where the ladies grow
rioletS for pn-mOney. Shelton INDUCES
in flowers OF speech. Discussing a pro-
posed change in the House rules, a sub
ject absolutely devoid of material for
oratory, the other day. Mr.. Shelton ex-
cited wild applause by quoting an he
roic passage from Homer.
The man with many bills is Mr.. White
head. of Norfolk. He gets interested with
other peoples bills, also. Drop blu IN
tire slot and hear Whitehead talk. Beins
a newspaper man. he's versatile. he
gets in more scrapeS than any dehater
in the House. But he is not gutter.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-07
Mansfield in .Cyrano de Berserac."

Mansfield in Cyrano de Berserac."
Richard Mansfield will appear at the
Academy OF Music on March 9Th in his
famous creation>p f .'Cyrano de Bergerac."
HIS entire company, of more than a
hundred performers, will interpret the
famous play
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-07
Ladies Tailored Jackets.

IoulOo olU1 Oo SASs<oASs-
This season S newest styles and
cuts, made in the most artistic
tailor fashion. The material used
is Kersey Cloth; colors, navy aud
black.
$3.50 and 50 Jackets now 50.
$40 and s12 Jackets now $3.50.
Sis Jackets now $40.
$3.50 and so Jackets now $3.50
81 and s1S.5 Jackets now $3.50
= i Tan Cloth Eton jacket. lined with
violet satin, trimmed with violet relvets.
size y. was SIS, now ST. 30.
Light Tan, Jackets, sizes 81 and %.
We're $3.50, now $3.50.
Light Tan Jackets, sizes 81 and Sc,
were $50, now $l3.0o.
1 Light Tan Cloth Jacket, size "a. lined
with violet satin, was $3.50, now S13.'o
Special.
/ lot of a Jackets, last seasons Styles
but good, warm and durable, all sizes:
your choice Of any, Soc.
l lot of Children's Refers and Long
Coats, ages 4, 8, S, were 81 and s.. now
So
/ lot of Children's Refers. ages s, s. 10,
and s12, were s.. IS, s.. IS and g. now
S3.23
dOlI CdpeS.
This seasons most fetching styles and
color combinations. bright, fresh Solfish
colOrings
$40, sl2.5O and s14 Capes now 5. 80.
$50 Cares now $3.50.
LaCes.
e-inch Cream Oriental Laces, was 2ac..
nov Zoe.
9-inch Cream Silk Lace, was Soc, now
Toe.
Black Silk Bourbon Laces. to
inches wide, was 10 and Soc, now zoe.
.I-fnch Light Blue, y. 2. Chiffon, was
Black SILK Skirt Rufflng. 81: to
inches wide, was 80 and toe, now 2oc.
White A. P. Liberty Silk. to inches
wide. was 10, 80 and Gec., now 10 and 11c.
per yard.
Ladies White Linen Turnover Cuffs,
sizes to 81. the &c. kind. sc. pair.
Ladies White Linen ChemisetteS. were
35c., now &c. each.
l lot of Ladies Linen Collars. We're
1at.c inow &c each.
/ lot of Neck Euchngs. White and
Black, were 80, 70, 30, 90 and ,oc. per
yard, now 10 and Ioc.
Coiored Dress Goods.
81.
s. and $3.50 Colored Cloakings, '3c.
81 and $3.50 Fancy Sutings. the best
French, German, English and domestic
makes, ::3c.
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Ladies' Handkerchiefs.
FXIRA S1ECJSI VAiufS.


EXTRA SPECIAL yAiufS.
Manufactured samples, no two
styles Of kind, entirely new pat-
terms.
CSC Handkerchief, 1:c.
Soc. Handkerchiefs rs 2-3c.
Soc Handkerchiefs. :Jc.
Black Goods.
All the SOC. Black Crepons now soc.
All the .75c. Black Crepons now 59r-
AL! the 81 Black Crepons now s9c-
All the $3.50 Black Crepons now 81. ~,
All the Sis. s.. SIS and $50 Black
Crepcns now SITS.
All the IS and $50 Black Crepons now
s:..is.
All the si25 Black Crepons nov. Ss'.oo
l pattern q 1t yartis)- black figured.
boucle novelty. was SIG. now S..1t pat
tern
/ pattern yards! Boucle Vicuna- was
S14, now $S.:s: a pattern
1 pattern French Novelty SuitrasS q
YARDS, was SIS. now S6.S6 pattern.
l pattern (6Is YARDS Striped Bayadere.
was tl3, now $50 Il pattern
1 pattern Figured Camel M s-Halr
The $50 quality of Figured Camel $
Hair now 99c.
The sl.50 quality Vicuna Boucle Tow
zoe.
Gentlemen's Natural Merino Wool Hose:
sizes, 9, 81. and 10, were &c. and "oc..
now 19c.
Plaid Back FanCies.
$3.50 and sl.75 ones now S,.15.
81 and S2.25 ones now $50.
ST ones now 50.
$ ones now $3.50
15c. Scotch PlaidS now '9r
So Scotch SutngS now ST Ito.
Soc. Colored COrduroys, '3c.
COrseis.
To close out quickly at less than half
SEES, s. and $50 Imported Corsets.
white suitable for long-waisted figures.
sizes 90 u. -, 20. q, . and %; your
choice. SI.25
l lot Black Corsets. very desirable. me-
dunn lengths. were s.. 10 sizes IS and %
is corsets. white. sizes 10. 20. and 81,
were Sis. now 81.
Silk Blankets.
81 Silk Blankets (soiiedl. now 19c.
$50 Silk Blankets. reduced to S1.9S.
81 Silk Blankets, reduced TO Sl-.o.
x; Silk Blankets reduced to Sl.I3.
$50 Silk Blankets. reduced to S1..ia
Plush-Covered Down Pillow, slightly
soi!ed was 8. now zoe.
I SiIk-Covered Eiderdawn Pillow, slight
ly soiled. was s.. 81. 80.
Remnants OF Cotton SheetinSs, Outings,
&C. at great reduced prices.
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Many Real Genuine Bargains.
Our SeniAnnua Cleaning Up and Special ya!ueGNing Sale

exactng shopping public have learned from experience
,s,' and mean just what that phrase implies N ITS
away all the profit and, instances deep INTO
wants demand. Every department. IN Our house rep
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w AASNA
money-saving event. They are all
elsewhere for inferior quality.
Damasks.
7o-inch Extra-Heavy Quality, All-Linen
Damasks a much better quality than
you have ever bought at S71.c.; our spe-
cial price, zoe.
&c inch Extra Heavy, All Linen
Damasks. new patterns, the usual 7Sc.
quality, at SOC.
sS-inch Extra-Heavy Scotch Satin
Damask, always considered a bargain at
81; special at So lie.
Pinch Extra-Heavy. Undressed, Elem
ish-Bleach All-Linen Damasks, a regular
81 value, at Soc.
7o-inch Extra-Fine and Heavy Flemish
Bleach Damask, most excellent wearer,
actual value $1.35, now 81
Tray Cloths.
Hemstitched All-Linen Damask Tray
Cloths.
The soc. kind now zoe.
The Coo. kind now :,5c.
20xSO All-Linen Tray-Cioths, fancy open
work in corners; actual value, 2oc.; spe-
cial at 15c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-07

The much abused and badly msused but not
carefully pdenty the word Bargain used here Today we So
merchandise OF this season poduc
resented this Special Below special
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-07

- 'tCo!oncls Hare and HOWE have re-
captured all Of the American prisoners.
Including Gilmore, now 1T Vigan.
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z i. ~ r . 4a-s -.Fs ~
John o. Browns make. the best goods
imported. all heavy weight
$40 Cloth now $. 50.
Sill Cloth now 80 30.
S12 Cloth now $3.50.
$3.50 Cloth now $40.
Pillow Cases.
Hemstitched 4All-Linen Pllow-Cases, ex-
ira heavy weight, size 22x36 inches, the
s1.25 kind, now 81 pair
Bolster Cases.
Hemstitched All-Linen.z. Extra-Heavy
Weights, size, 22x72 inches; actual value,
$150: special at $1.10.
Linen Sheets.
Hemstitched All-Linen Sheets, extra
heavy weight, full size, 2,ls by 81 yards,
actual value, 500; special at $3.50 pair.
Bath Towels.
specially attractive values, at 16 2-:c.,
25c. and 35c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-07
Table and Bed .LinenS---A SIas|

So marked are the reductions,
money-saving event. They are all
elsewhere for inferior quality.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-07

THE LITTLE MINISTER.
In connection with the engagement OF
..The Little Minister to be seen at the
Academy on Friday and Saturday with
a Saturday matinee it is hardly neces-3
sary to more than announce its appear
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-07-07

mcnlous aud enthusiastic convention
from beginning to end. Nothing like
it has ever been witnessed in this
country: thirty thousand people in
one building, joining in thunderous
applause at every mention of Bryan's
name and the reading of each section
of the platform. Twice the first day
the convention had to be adjourned
because the Herculean efforts of the
chairman and sergeant alarms could
not curb the enthusiasm, or the gavel
drown the cheers which continued for
more than half hour each time.
Thirty thousand people assembled
from Maine to California gave express
sion of the fervor of their conviction
that Imperialism, Hannaism and Me-
Kinleyism must soon perish from the
earth The ovations given alike to
Senator Hill and Webster Davis were
also porteutious of Democratic har-
mony and Republican collapse,