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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-02-02
FORESTRY COMMISSION.
The Purchase of 1000 Acres in Pike
County Confirmed.

Harrisburg, Feb. IA meeting was
held by the state forestry commission
this afternoon and confirmed the pur-
chase of land made, and authorized
the purchase of l,G0O acres more in Pike
county.
1t also decided to purchase another
important tract adjoining the Susque-
hanna reservation.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-02-02

C-need-a laugh. 60 and see "A
Stranger in "A Strange Land. LyCcun
next Tuesday. ~
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-02-02
MEET NE Ar PowELL's,
f3f.Ss5 WAsH'N AVE.
Emil Paur

Conductor of the New York Phil
harmonic Orchestra, the Grau
Opera Company, and recently of
the Boston Symphony Orchestra,
writes as follows concerning the
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-02-02

Tucsday--I.aughing nieht az tbc Ly-
ccum: "A Stranger in a Strange
Land" ~
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-02-02
Bryan in Maine.

Portsmouth, y. H., Feb. I.-William J.
Bryan made a brief stop here today On
route from Portland To Concord. lie
was greeted with enthusiasm by a large
crowd that had assembled at the station
and conducted by committee OF the
jefferson club 10 Philbrick hall, where he
spoke for forty minutes, discussing the
political issues of the day. After lunch
ing at the Rockingham house Mr.. Bryan
resumed his journey to Concord.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-02-02

MALONEN FCNERAL.-The funeral
of Martin Maloncy. of 81 Putnam street.
will take place this morning at 80
O'Clock with services at the Church of
the Holy Rosary and intcrmcnt in the
Cathedral cemetery.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-02-02
&lasun&3anllir>
Pianos

I congratulate you on manufac-
turing SO fine a Piano; it Is unsur-
passed, so far as I know, it's tone
being sympathetic and remarkably
full, while its action responds to any
demand made upon it.
(Signed) EMIL PAUR.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-02-02

EXCEPTIONS FiLED.--n the ease of
Cornelius Ruddy against Daniel kelihcr.
exceptions To the report Of the referee
were yesterday filed by Attorney l.. W.
Thaycr who represents the plaintiif
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-02-02
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup.

Go "a the Lyceum next Tuesday and
laugh. -
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-02-02

We delight in showing the Mason & HAM
lin Upright. and particularly the Baby
Grand. to all persons appreciatlng an abso-
lutely artistic piano.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-02-02

German Table Linens.

German Table Linens.
German Damask, silver blcachcd
"a inches wide Observation-Disclosures. 500
German Damask. silver bleached,
20 inches wide .................... 65c
German Damask, silver blcachCd,
- inches wide .-.............,.., 1ic
German Damask, silver blcaChcd,
- inches wide Observation-Disclosures. 81 o1
German Damask, silver blcachcd,
- inches wide Observation-Disclosures. 81. %
Belgian Snow White, 60 inches wide. SIc
belgian Snow White, 6S inches wide. 6jc
Belgian Snow White, H. inches wide. 1Jc
Belgian Snow White, y inches wide. SlO
Belgian Snow White. - inches wide. Sl.5
Soft heavy unbicached German Nap
kins, sl00, $l.25 $50
Soft heavy BlVuched, 81 0O So $50
Sl75. 2.00 80.
Reeds Bleached, Fine Satin Finish,
SEQ. $500. 500, $3.50.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-02-02

MANAGERS MEET.--The managers of
the Home for the Friendless will hold
their regular meeting in the Young W.
mems Christian association rooms at 80
O'Clock this morning.
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Continued on Page ST.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-02-02

Following is the revised trial list for
next weeks term of criminal court,
prepared by District Attorney Jones.
to give a place to the cases that could
not be heard this week because of the
adjournment of cour. until Monday
out of respect to the late Judge Gun
Slnr.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-11

house, Hide. Proskauer; Otto Meister,@
Claude Kane. Harvey Estes, Irving
Wright, Helena Schwartz, John Frazier,
Willie Asher, Thomas Arnold, Alalka 1se-
man, Matte Walden.
Second Primary, Miss Cornelia S. Tay-
slor. Teacher-Elmer Mayo, William william,
Dunn, Henry Messerschmidt. Linwood
10th, William Sprague, Inez Heller,
Hugh Dabney, Cary Grubbs, Caryln
sNachrnan, Lee Baldwin, May Taliaferro,
Sarah Crowell. Adolph Voikman. Annie
Horn, Willie Johnston, Aaron Pyle,
4 Charles Johnson, Joseph Shock, Charles
SlcGeorge, Bessie Cummins, Marie.
Hatcher; Roy Dudley
First Primary, Miss Cornelta S. Tay-
6lor, Teacher-IouIse Smith, Annie Long.
Halle Leftwich, Irma Rebrnan. Henry
Stern. Frank Heacock. Lettie Leftwieh.
Annie bunker, Copeland SaInue1s. Clay
ton Duggins. Lily F'airman. Mary Seisle.
BerYle HundIey. Mary TALLY. Bessie
Davis, Clara Kumfert. Irene Boucher.
Martha Brown. Katie Asher, Albert
sCahen, Frank Capitaine, Nash Wayne,
Joseph Ford, Raymond Astrich, Lily
Bradley, Ellen Goodman. Robbie Cath
right, Frank Norment. Libbie Tyrer.
Elsie Davidson. Paul Ruehrmund. Adele
Mallory. Ruth Farrar. Onie Martan,
Nathan Aurback. Herman Hoxste.
Madison School
~ William e, Jones, Principal
Grammar Grade. Lucy 2. Hulce, Teacher
Grace Fletcher. Mary Wilkinson, Ed
ward D.. Jones, Virginia Binford, Vera
Harris, Peachy Harrison, Lucille Alvey,
May Goolsby. Minnie Hetzer. Mamie
Robinson, sra Abbott. Gertie Gulick.
Fifth Grammar, Ella NJ. Garrett. Teach-,
5er-Ne1lte Morton, Nellie Lawton. Fannie
Williams. Lizzie Wi!lingham- Ora Holz-
bach, Grace Sale, Virginia Mason.
Fourth Grammar. Annie -. Granger
Teacher-Loufa Fitzgerald. Jeanette
.Dawley. Jessie sMullan. Bernard Lorraine.
Fourth Grammar Louise Morton. Teach
serIda Gulick, Efhe Tyree.
Third Grammar. Fannie Angus, Teach
$er-Maude Stratton. Lille Perkins.
Third Grammar, Annie ". Burke. Teach
ELLEN Darlington. Pauline Shoemaker
Second Grammar, Helen NJ HAIL, Teach
er-Sherred Wilcox, IrbY Morton, Edna
sUmlanf hyl.is E::dwardss Alvin Hutzisr.I
Florence Graves.
First Grammar Bessie Nowltn.
aEher-5arton Palmer Mia Shaw.
Grey. Thomas. Laura Amos. Leila Britt
Se4 Eighth Primary. Louisa Dixon. Teach
seF-s3artha Mar Tin. Bessie Henley.
Seventh Pnimary, 9sena w Hopkins.
WIHinaham. Mamie
sGfxvs Galne H1txgefald, Edith DAy1A
GuncaE I -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-11
FOR IE HALF SESSION

Seventh Primary, Miss Florence Laugh
ton. Teacher-Mildred Stephens, Annie
iWoolling. Katie Bernstein, Lee Rinds-
berg, Jessie Smith, Clarence Bloomberg,
Jessie Ford, Hannah Marks, James
Wheat, Emmie Anderson, Freddie Dun
KEEL. Norma Thorpe Irwin Williams
Sixth Primary, Miss Josephine Cohen,
Lena Young, Clayton sinton, Jervey
Fisher, Mary Tinsley, Elizabeth Nc
Graw, Lizzie Jeter, Bessie Douglass.
Fifth Primary; Miss Lula Dppes, Tea CHI
er-Helen Brown, Empse Potts, Willie
5Dabney. Henry Oberdorfer, Payson
Bruce, Mabel Daniel Inez Goddin, Rich
ard Eanes Kathleen Alsop, Ollie Sydnor,
Louise Kennedy, .Lucretia Hughes, Edna
Blakey, Luther George.
Fourth Primary-AIiss Lucy Powers,
Teacher Marguerite Slaughter, Maude
Woodfin, Willie Word, Ida Savage, Chris
.tian Evenson. Lee Sutton, 5Maude Rich
ardson, Annie Bowles, Alfred Colquitt,
Laura Booth.
Third Primary, Miss Isabella Woodson,
Teacher--Bover Core. Pauline Gepfarth,
Morton Wallerst Elm. Edgar sTffer, Ber-
nard Schaaf.. Nellie Jenkins, Addie Dwin.
Second Primary, aIiss Lucie Hicks,
acknowledgement NIonteiro, Philip Phil
lips, virgie Slaughter, Annie Louise
Abraham, Charlie Breeder, Clifford
Folkes, Mamie Tiller, Arlene Moore,
Edith Petit. vi $s5sss
1 First Pudmary, Miss Lucfe Hicks,,'.l each-
er-Freddie Schultz, frank Beavers Mat
i tie Preston, Nellie sydnor. Hilda sHolz-.
t1auer, Willie Young, Kenzies Gill GIN, Alma
4Bloomberg, Henry Mat heWs,E Arthur NC
Cable, Mamie Dunford, Alice s Carlton,
Ruby Jenness, Rllby Marks, Frank Ebel.
Harry Ilohuaan.
Elba School.
Herbert f.. Cox, Princi2al-S!xth Cram
mar Grade, Miss C. Hortense Bottg--
hetner, TeacherGle Pinchbeck, Sadie
Wilkinson, Willie Iorfng, Manly Bottig-
feimer, Ora Pe1nber ton, Garry Briel, Sal
lie est. Arthur James. Katie Point. +
Firth Grammar Grade, Miss IA. Tatum,
Teacher-Tom Bailey, Otis Gilman, Mar
guerite Elmore, Isabelle Montgomery.
Fourth amman Grade. Miss Henrietta
craver, Teacher lie Davis. Sa1lie5
Hart. q
Third Grammar. Miss Rosa b. Angle,
5Teach er-Annie Sutton. Nellie Wand even
ter, Paul Schaefer. Madeline Med Donald. :
Ehma Chesterman, Eva ,Fraysier. Evelyn
Doggett. 53.it:
second Grammar, Miss E. r. c. Shell.
ton, Teacher-None.
First Grammar, Miss Amelia Schmidt
Woodall, Mary Wright,
Grace Sims Lucy. Anderson, Ruby Kelley
BESSIE s'vyray. Hszbert Lucas.
A y
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-11

Eighth Primary, Miss E. J. Hatchett,
Teacher-Edna Johnson. Hattie Daley,
Edith Rowe, Ethel Cathcart, Libbie
Slatcher, Mary Van Deventer, Lessie
Smith, Elsie Harris, Josie aHorner, Fan
ME Feagans, Marie Giimer, Mamie Har-,
low, Matte Rothschild. Aubrey Cosby,
Jean Mason, Wilbur Franck, Kate Par.
sons. Carrie Liebiger, Hettie Gary, Mary
Hargrove.
Seventh Primary, Miss Nora Shopper
son Teacher-Ernestine Hamlet, Blanche
Palmer, aLeth7 9Duncanson, Ruby Powell,
Willie sYeamans,. Algernon Porter. Rosa
Mckenna, Mary Murdock, Hazel Parsley.
Sixth Primary, Miss A. E. 10th,
Teacher-Pearl Tyler, Sarah Sydnor.
Robert Beverley, Grace James, Natalie
Gillian, Blanche Sydnor.
Fifth primary, Miss Fannie L. Law-
son, Teacher-Winton Ellis, Robert
Brock, Waiter Wilks, Beulahi Walton,
Robert Wallerstein,He Henry n1ander, Mary
Hazel Tate, Rubie Jones, Eeulah Bel
lam.
Fourth Primary Miss Alma sEindner,
Teache-Henry Morgan. BLAND Zones.
Robert Duncanson, Mamie Wilkes. Leroy
Ford, Dabney Taylor, Albert $Koss, Willie.
Gilman, Maggie tScha1f s Louise Arnall,
Cora Thomas, 3sHester McGregor, julia
Clark, Maggie Powell Bonnie Robertson.
Jennie Crowder,s Mamie Garrett, Marie
smither, Willie Jones, Willie Schaefer,s
Annie Kelly Susie Murdoch, Russell
Young. ~ 81 81
Third Primary Miss Daisy c. Smith,,
Teacher-Mary LYMAN, Elizabeth Gaines,
Albert Collins, Josie Richardson, Ruth
Walden, Mary Percival. Willie Doggett.
Rosa Burton, Daisy Meyer, Harwoods
Gilman, Frank Blount, Lille Clarke, Ed
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-11

Pearsall, Stanley BlanKenship, Luke
Crowder.
Third Primary, NJ. V. Vaughan, Teach
er-Jessie Waller, Mary Taylor, Virginia
Doyle. Alice Gary, Sallie Hancock, Maggie
Loterzo, Zaden Moore, Marie Rust,
Granger Ancarrow Ryland Wiltshire,
George McAiinn, Ernest Smith Ora Duke,
Willie Russell, Eva Mahoney, Stanley
Mckinney, Mary Andrews, Annie Scott,
Fred Dawson, Alys Clemmett, Helen
MickeIboro.
Second Primary, Emily NJ. Snyder,
Teacher-Samuel Padgett, Annie NIcPear-
sail. Cary Jordan. Mary Cheatwood, Fed,
die Tyndal1 Milton Fngard. Eva Chepi-
walt, Grace Bowles, Louise Seawell Gene
We've Rocl1echarlie, Lottie lloyd, Gene
We've Hughes, Marie Elder. Alice Harvey,
Fred Woodson, Emmett Watson, Frank
Lyndall, Herman Wade. Willie Nevin,
Raymond Marlborough. Ethel ALLEN, Lille
Mat,oney. Bessie Noodson, Irene Gullett,
Ruth Wingtield. Charles Seldom, Rena
King. Gertie Uobadie, arthur Farley,
Irene Huntington.
First Primary, Emily M. Snyder, Tea CHI
er-Bessie Woody. Jane Frischkorn. Lii
liam Throckmorton, Dewbree HAY. Henry
Mariana, Lizzie Harris. Willie Wiltshire,
Douglas Rice, Daisy Richards, Kenneth
Goode, Gordon Miller. Inez Morris. lola
Duke, Ernest jackson. Fannie Hechler,
Hazel billiard. Willie Rowell. Bessie Nor
rss. verna Griffith, Percy Allen, Oneida
Wharton, Page N1assie, Fred Whitehurs1.
Willie Johnson, Thomas Harper.
Central School.
Sixth Grammar Grade, Miss Alice
Leigh, Teaoher--Alice Penick, Gretchen
Ochlochlaeger, Belle Block, Lucy Ia tu1n.
Ethel Finney, Rosalie Barnes.
Fifth Grammar, MISS Lena NJ. Duke,
Tea cher-Lorena Mason, Lewis Goodwin,
Annie Smith, Charles AIundy, Olivia
Pierce.
Fourth Grammar. Miss Lille Smith,
ETeacherNary Stetnlein. Amy Bloom
I berg. Sheppard Potts. Pansy Paris.
Argyle Turner.
Third Grammar, Miss Mary Budd,
Teacher-Lucy Pell, Katie Phillips, MIL
dred Brent, Hugh Mcintosh
Second Grammar, Miss Fannie Blake,
Teacher-Henry George. Matte Bowers,
Nellie Eppes, Palmer Hundley.
First Grammar, Miss Florence Duke,
Teacher Chester Woodfin, Carrie Graf
fin. Adelaide Sou herland. Jack Peters,
Jessie Barnes, Robert Bruce, Mabel
Smith, Maggie Morgan. We.
Eighth Primary. Miss Hennie McGthee,
Teachar-Emmn Morriss. Pearl sLtoh-
stentein, Scheduled Potts, Dalton Pear
son, Matilda Forbes. Amelia Buck, Willie
Taylor. blanche Booth. Edna Cohen.
/ Csrtnne edzer. Mabel Guztnge r. sss
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-11
Special.
PUPILS IN TIE PUBLIC SCHOOLS
RICHMOND WHO ATTAINED TIE GRADE OF FIRST HONOR
ENDING FEBRUARY IS 1900

Wlicks. Gertie Lynch Ethel Evans. lrards
Carter. Mabel Bauer, Lillian Belts, Ans
ME Harton. Martha Fitzgerald. Living
Knowles. Willie Farmer, Buford Kirtley,
Seventh Primary, Rosa q. albert,
sTeacher-esus Wilcox. Felix Martin, Ro-
bert Sutton, Leon Sootlar, rom Neal,
: Mary Paul, Waiter Wren, Jennie Holt.
! Ida Smoot.
& Sixth Primary, Alice X. yancey, Teaeh-
er-Janie Wright.
Fifth Primary. Jessie g. Buchanan.
Teacher-cray Tyree. Fairfax Monta&1les
IIarxin Glazsbrook. Helen Andersons
Eddie Erockmann, Katie Jones.
Fourth Primary, Kitty NJ. Morris.
Teacher-Mary Graham. Richard Cardona.
Lewis 4Adatr, Ethel Davis.
Third Primary, Kitt!e NJ. Morris, Teach
er-MadGe Sattsrwhite. Grace Brock
manns Lewis Kracke. Sarah Gleason.
alice Mathews, Marian Crane.
Second Primary, Eva G.. Hopktns.
FTeacher-Josie Lambert. Alma Wright.
Otey Branch. Willie Clarion. Ora Gate
wood. Lucy Brown. Ethel Young, Hazel
Howard, Victor Hoffman. Lamar Tyres.
Alice Lawton.
First Primary. Eva g. Hopkins. Teach
ser-Wt lille Dsvereux. Fannie Subiett, Rosa
.ChamberIayne, Willie Bryant Douglas
Allen. Grace Elan, leslie Cardona. Mar
ion Fitzgerald. Minnie Rogers. Coleman
49, ~
Marshall Cole, Louise Cousins. Rnhy
Blunt. Edgar Montague, Eleanor Swami.
Floyd Melton, E;ugenia Johnson. E1n1na
Williams Kate Powers.
.,.nrshalf school.
Is a. H Fill. Principal Sixth Grnrmaf.
5L,ilie F. Jones, Teacher-Henry Kelley,
Julia Kelley. Mabel Tyler Mark Storms,
Jessie Sanders, Charlie Kanfeft. Leslie
Atkinson. Irene Smith. Sellie WntslcAs.
Leroy Sharp. Il
Fifth Grammar. a. = Craig. reaches
Edith Melton. sss55ss.t5
Fourth Grammar. Benlah May Halt,
Teacher--WIlEe Norment, Hattie Will
Hams. Ada Burroughs.
@ Third Grammar, Mary y. Dtckenssla.
TsaaherEva Kelley. iss
s. Second Grammar. Hattie G. Hughes.
Teacher lorence Anderson. Es5teliu Cur
bin. annie Clements. Hannah Lonxpn
1 Nellie THler.
First Grammar. Louie ISsney.s'
TeacherSu Cox. Nann4e Hall. Fannfo
Crtditn Vsaster Hughes. Minnie Wstn
stein ss
Mshth Gay Esostaer. 'TsasAsr
vestal Earnhardt. yerna Parker. IAiiA
Burroughs. Maud BEaneh. Harry rachsz.
8Insz gwltte
ssvsnth Rssae5s 1einnts q -
- II 49,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-11
Leigh School.

Z
George R. Pace, Principa-Sixth Cram
mar, Mrs Annie Moon. Teacher-Carrie
Duncker, Madeline Kratz, louie Wright,
Minnie Burton.
Fifth Grammar Miss Virginia 7. SUIT
ton, .Teacher-Edith. Miller, Norma Nc
Niven, Ray Bugs. Frank Levy, Luther
Throckmor ton, airline Leconey, Arthur
We'll. Inez Talley:
Fourth Grammar, --------- Teacher
Lyle King, Grace Hudgens. Rosa Kirsh-
Third Grammar, Miss Lizzie w. Win
ston. Teacher-Margarite Noble.
Second Grammar, Miss Grace c. VIII
liams. Teacher-Frank Hopkins. Lily
5Eichel, Ethel Toone, Mary Spindle.
First Grammar, Miss Maggie l..
Zincke TeacherSadie Hellstern, Ray
mond Straus. Ida Dunford, Agnes Pen.
3dleton. Florence Gellman. Edwin Heller,
Mary Ford, Lucy Throckmorton, Helen
Taylor, Ernest Kendler, George Green
Eighth Primary. Miss Martha u w.
Jones, Teacher-Dora Hartung, Marion
Stern, Cortnne Samuels. Fanny Vein
Thalhimer, Emma SCordes, Nanon John
ston.
Seventh Primary, Mrs. Nettie NJ. Pol
lard, .Teacher-Helen Moorehouse, Ethel
Ramstetter, Daisy Bowie. Mabel Phil
: lips Fannie Weatherhorn. Louise 10th,
Louise Tobien, Gussie 10th, MARY Car
neal, Lily Jones, Callie Schwartz, Jean
5nette Dabrey, Hazel GUIDE. John Lums-..
Sixth p primary. Miss virste ". sadle-..
Teacher-Alma Humphreys, Florence.
Davidson, Eva Wash, Bessie Gray. Grace
Slaughter, Othelia Schamber. Birdie
Schmidt. Lucy Messerschmidt, Lottie
Usherwood. Frank Baldwin, John Reb-s
man, Rebecca Davis. Aurelia Timber
lake. Marie Powers
Fifth Primary. Miss NJ. Louie Rich
5ardson, Teacher-Willie Bernstein, Louis
aBrantigam. Sarah Rosenbloom, Law
renee Jeter, Annie Fleming. Isabel Dun
ford, Gertrude Wright. Elsie F'ellheimer.
Mamie Wright. Albert Thai thinner. Minnie
Hutzler. s
& Fourth Primary, Miss adele Mott
Teacher-Bessie Dudley. Ira Doggett
Matte Bowie, Irna Fuller. Charlie
Kahn, Florence sJones:A Jacob F'airman.:
Elsie Doherty.sJ Josephine Meyer, Hugh
Cole, Esther Weinsteins AtweI Gordon
Elsie Ball, BessielsArnold.s Marie Timber
lake. Lula 6 Ill, Jessie yogan. leslie;
Smith. Lily Waldbauer.K atef IIarfesd.
William Peters. Stanley Cake. May
Rowe, Guilford Van Pelt.
s Third Primary. Miss Minnie T.sTaylor.
Teacher-Frankie Crane Minnie 10th.
Lucy JONES' Edith Carneals oertts Moore.
LEE
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-11

Below Is given the names OIL the pupils
in the white public schools OF Richmond
who reached the grade Of First Honor
for the half session. ending February
18th, 1900:
Bellevue School.
+. Morrissette. Principal-SiXth Cram
mar Grade a. Is. Binford, Teacher-Car-
ter Talinan Mary Tyler Julius Chapiro,
George Moocll Greg Odlum. Evelyn Hold
croft, james Andrews, Jesse Wood.
Fifth Grammar Grade. w. Bowles.
Teacher-Tom Stevenson. jamie IilH, Dan
3Iix, Ethel Hewlett, Junius Scott, Callie
Brauer, Annie Fletcher, Lyle PARKINSON.
Fourth Gran1mer Grade, ELIZA Up. Neale,
Teacher-Ewelyn Waller. Willie Mondy,
sIe,en Uiggan.
Third Grammer Grade. Miss lBerta Van
Wort. Teacher-Edith Taylor. Bessie Al
drich. Annie Robinson. Bennie Stamper,
Lille Brewer, Leila Goddin, Russell Proc
tor.
Second Grammar Grade, Mary E. Alley.
Observation-Disclosures King, Hiram Scherer,
Guy billiard.
Second Grammer Grade, Eva IS. willis,
Teacher-susie His. Hazelle shackelford
First Grammer Grade, Miss Archer,
yeacher-Branch Sutherland, Mozelle
Robins, Emma DAILY, Edna Goldsmith.
Louise Hardwicke. Eugenia Goss. EVE
ls,.alip Berta Gresham. Ethel Childrey-
First Grammar Grade. Virgie c. VIM
free, Teacher-David Pallet, John Russell.
Leon Morris.
Eighth Primary, Nrollie NJ. Teager,
Tlsacher-Rooe;'t AncaIrow, Preston
Watt, Fannie Farrell. Alice O'Brien. Al
len Amn,ons. Oracle Waller, Irene Wyatt,
Andrew Braner. Esther Pallet
Seventh Primary, H. B. Morris. Teach
er-J.avard Proctor Ida Hol0croft Flo
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-11

satin-striped organizes. fine and sheer,
a regular Is 2-3c. value, 1211Sc.
White Madras, fine, soft and light
weight very desirable for ladies' waists
or mems shirts, actual value 20c.. spe-
cal at 121sc.
New Plisse Stripes, fine and sheer, new
and pretty. the CSC. quality, at 1sc-
New Arercerized Stripes, very new and
pretty, 16 2-3c., Csc. and 4oc.
Corded Batiste, for Separate Waists,
4oc.
Fancy open-Work Effects, entirely new
and exclusive patterns, SOC. and Coo
Corded Linens, full yard wide, new and
pretty, Goo.
Corded Dimities.. all pure linen. full
yard wide, soc.
New Embroideries.
Na.nsook Edges, ranging in width from
u to u inches wide, very new, pretty
and tasty patterns, specially strong values
at &C., 6Ac., S1-3c., 10c., PKG, IS 2-Sc.
to soc. yard.
x to - inches wide, only this seasons
newest patterns, extra good value, at
&C., 6Ac., 1-3c., i0c., 121ac., 16 2-3c., zoe.
to SOC.
Nainsook and Cambria 1nsertings, in
widths from * to 2 inches, new, pretty
and effective patterns, unmatched
values, 1oc., l211kcr, Is 2-sc;, Zoe, Csc. to
15c. yard.
Nainsook and Cambria Ribbon Elm
broidery Braiding. in widths from a to
2 inches; prices 1oc., PIC, is 2-sc, zoe.
to 40c.
Swiss and Nainsook Match Sets.
Edges and insertions to match, new
and exclusive patterns, 25c. to SIS yard.
AH-Over Efnbroideries.
Nainsook. Cambria and Swiss, very
pretty and dainty patterns, ST., s1.5I,
s1.75, SO, 81 and s. yard
All-Oyer Embroidery, stripped witfllace
insertions, extra values, 81, 81 25 10 IS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-11
Some Very
Reliable Silk News.

gs xx[k OAS k11xA I'M w d
An immense array Of all the new fam.
cles amply reinforced by an !mm ense
assor tynent of all the popular staples.
All are marked at the prices you know.
and not the prices that may be. See for
yourself the extravaganza Of our show
ing and. the extreme fairness Of the
prices.
Wash Silks.
Corded stripes and checks in an Inn
mense range of entirely new colorinss.
SOC.
Printed Foulards.
"a inches wide. extra heavyweight in
full line of all the new shadings, very
effective patterns, 75c.
Exclusive designs in French-pr1ntedt
Foulards. in dress lengths, only S5c., 81
and s1.25.
Extra heavyweight with the desired
swish, all the new staple and hard-to-
get colorings, 75c.
Plisse Taffetas.
ENTIRELY new effects, all the new pastel
shadings, 81, a.25, s1.5o, and s1.65.
Peas de Sole and Satin Duchesse
For Separate Waists, in an immense
assortment of an the new shadings. 81.
Fancy Striped Tuitetas.
White ground, with black stripes, navy
blue ground, with white stripes, neat and
pretty. very desirable for separate
Waists A most excellent quality at 81
a yard.
Crepe de Chimes:
a inches wide, heavyweight, in all
the new evening, street and pastel
shadings, 81.
A-inch, satin finish Crepe de Chine, in
all the new pastel standings, SL77.
Lattice Striped Taifetas.
New, pretty and very effective; light,
medium and dark colors, 81
Black Taffetas.
Extra heavyweight. good blacks. I'M
anatched values. 6oc.. 75c, Sc, soc.
and 81.
Satin Duchesse.
Good blacks, heavyweight, unmatched
value, 9Oc., 81, sl.25 to 81.
Peau de Sole.
Heavy-weights, good lusterless black.
specially attractive values, 81, sl.2o,
$3.50 and s..
Hosiery.
Ladies fast black, FUN regular made
Hose, am extra value, Il lie.
Ladies' extra quality fast black, reg
1llar made, cotton or lsae Hose, 2oc
Ladies very fine gauze, full regular
made Isle and cotton Hose, a regular sue
quality, 35c., or 3 pairs for S10o.
Ladies, fast black, full regular made
Isle Hose, a regular soc. value. 81 1-2c. st'7.
ladies full regular made, fast black
cluster rib Isle Hose, soc.
ladies extra quality lace ankle Isle
and cotton Hose, soc.
Ladies extra fine gauze. full regular
silk Hose unmatched values, 81, SIS,
$50 and s2.25.
Children's fast black, full regular made
cotton Hose, actual value 16 2-3c.; special,
u Lee.
Ladies, extra fine gauze, full regular
made Isle and cotton Hose, special value.
CSC.
Chisdren's fast black full regular made
isle and cotton Hose; special values, 80
and SOC.