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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1901-05-03

Following the example Of Bryan,
David B. Hill comes out and declares
that he is not a candidate for the DEM
ocratic nomination for president in
1904. He says that he does not ex-
pect the nomination ana is not seek
ing it. 1t will be noticed, however,
that the astute David does not go to
the extent of saying that he will alb
solutely decline the honor if an ad-
miring and insisten party should at.
tempt to force it upon him. He is
not prepared to say that If the same
demonstration were to follow his nom
nation for frs. place that was n OF
the dramatic and sensational features
of the convention of 1900 when his
name was placed before the conven
ton as running mate for Bryan he viii
again shake his head and with ad
amantine firmness resist the clamor
ings and pleadings of the delegates
and decline. He wisely says that "n'
man can tell what will or ought to b.
done in 1904" Hill is a politician
and a shrewd one, even if he has bee1
slightingly referred to by some OF tn
men famous in his party as a pol
tician of the peanut variety, and h
does not propose to place himself o.
record at this time as being anxiou
to lead a forlorn hope four year
hence. for he can read the writin
on the wall that presages another n
publican victory when the time come
, for casting about for a man to SUI
coed the present incumbent OF tn
office of president Of the Unite
States,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1901-05-03
In Dire Straits.

St. Petersburg, May 2.-Starvation
and typhus are increasing among the
village population Of Besarabia. Sew
enty per cent of the farmers of that
district have lost all their horses and
have no seed for spring sowing.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-24

Panne and Satin Finished Foulards
in nice assortment of colors, III.
scrolls and small effects, in patterns
of 10 yards each, no two patterns q.
alike, yard, 90
New Habutai Silks, in Persian
scrolls and a large variety OF other
pretty and effective patterns, all
pure silk, an excellent value CO.
at
New importations in Embroidered
Figured Crepe de Chine, in exclusive
patterns, 15-yard lengths, IN Pink,
Light Blue Tan, Violet, Light
Gray. and White, no two cIor
alike, yard, so'.s'S !.
Have YOU. seen our assortment OF
5All-Silk Twilled Foulards, in scroll
and wave stripe Effects in all the new
colors for spring, good 75c. roc
value, a yard. w. =.
Peau DE Chine, a new fabric for
entire suits and waists. strictly all
pure silk. 24-inches wide, IN Wh1te,
Light Blue, Castor, Old Rose, onc
Navy. and Red, q yard, O %, !,
Taffata Silks, 27-inches wide, and
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-24

1oO-piece Porcelain Dinner Sets,
neat decorations in three col oxo
ors, special at. DO ny
44-piece Porcelain Tea Sets, floral
decorations in either Blue,
Brown, or Green, per set, at 5z,4S
Decorated Night Lamps, complete
with shade, burner, and CHM or
ney, the SOC. kind for zoe.
Dover Egg-Beaters always sold
for 10c., HOW o..
Gas-Stove Broilers, just the thing
for chops, steaks, etc. Can be used
over any gas-stove; will not
burn or smell, each 40.
All-Wire Potato Washers, SC.
Cake Turner'S, with cold wire
handle, 90.
Japanned Toilet Setand Stand com
plete, consists of q pitcher and basin,
soap-dish, towel-arm, and stand
either white with gold band or,
or colored, complete, OLE
Japanned 3-piece Toilet Set, con-
sists of foot-tub, water carrier, and
slop pail, either thgold band o.
or floral decorations, OSS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-24
The Suits.

Imported Black Cloth Suits,
Russian blouse jackets: with
straight front effect, gorgeously
trimmed with bands Of taffeta and
a touch Of gold; skirts have ten
rows Of stitched taffeta
bands on circular cox
flare, pS0'
Elegant Broadcloth Suits, in
Black Gray, and Blue, short,
single-breasted Elton, new sleeves
and taf1eta band trimming; skirts
have taffeta bands stitched in
beautiful designs, with pool,
extra wide flare, Oo@7S
High-Grade Tailored Suits of
Brown, Black, and Castor Broad
cloth ;Etons have double-breasted
effect, with flare collar aud reve1s
underlaid with tucked taffeta and
finished with stitched bands; the
sleeves are on the Bishop order
with taifeta turnover cuffs, and
crushed girdle with L'Algion
ends; skirts are full e9E
seven ered V@0s
Ladies Spring Costumes in
Tan, Blue, and Red Broadcloth,
revereless Etons, with full-vest
effect, and trimmed with stitched
satin bands skirts have circular
flare, headed with satin eooN,
band, V@~7e'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-24

.AfLec All The surplus stocks of
ChiIdren's Union Suits, Gray
Ribbed Sleeping Garments, Boys
Fleeced Lined Shirts and Draw
ers-none cost less than SOC,
many were soc.
Mf75c Some Ladies', some
Mems Silk and Wool, Black and
White Lambswool, Natural Fleece
ed Wool Vests, Pants. balance of
stock $50 and s1.25 brand.
At csc Lambswool Underwear
for children, Heavy Fleece Lined
Shirts for men, also Pants, regu-
lar prices soc. to 75c-
AT 8ec Fancy Striped Underwear
forymen, those that were $3.50 q
garment.
At Zoe Ribbed Wrappers for In
farts, the same you've been pay
ing Csc. for.
At J8c pair, Ladies Cashmere
and Fleeced Lined Gloves, that
were % and 35c.
At J3c pair, Ladies Black Fleece
Lined Gloves, that were Ice. pair.
At SC pair, Ladies Cashmere
Gloves, that were 15c.
At J5c Ladies' and Children's
Black and Colored lIittens, that
were 10 and 25c.
At &c pair, Ladies Children's
and Infants AIittens, that were
12l and lie.
At sJ4e Chill Gh!dr fn s,-a nsef sas bon
that we're $3.50
1T SOC, Yard-Wide Ingram Carpet,
that was Soc. yard.
yard-Union Two-Ply Full
Ut z5C. Yard-Wide Carpet that was
45c. yard.
yard-Snlith.s Administer
ut 79c. Carpets, borders to match.
that were $50 yard,
brussels Carpets for rooms,
III 69C. halls, and stairs to match
that were csc, yard.
Brussels Carpets, all new
Mf 46C. patterns; colors, Reds,
Greens, Blues. and Tans. that were 75c.
Best Linen Shades,
III z5C. mounted on good spring
rollers, with all fixtures ready TO put up,
yards long one yard wide
c---Wool Smyrna Rugs, feet
1T SJ,65 long, extra heavy fringe.
Black Silk Velvet Auto.
FIT CSC. Ties. trimmed in gilt braid,
were soc.
Persian Silk Handkerchief
III SOC. Stock Collars with tie at
tached, were SI.e5-
1ff Jec children's Drawers, umbrella
80 STYLES, lace and inserting-
trimmed; some 75c. values,
a. ec Corset Covers, 1ace-trlmmed,
III oc. that were 15c.
a. oSc Corsets of figured Coutelie,
~ go. that were 69c.
At ar Crochetetl Booties. all dainty
W. colors, that were Sc: a pair.
Ladies' Pulley Collars, made
1T 49C. of best quality Satin and Tai
feta Ribbons, IN all shades, were ST. and
sI.o5.
-White He,nstitched TAT
1T SJ.1S feta Sailor Collar and Re-
we're. trim ned III Venise Lace. were
/. ~ Aor Garments including Skirts
~ +Se, Drawers. Gowns. Corset Gov.
ers, and Chemise, all Prettily trimmed IN
lace and embroidery; some sI.5o values.
eGf SO 90 Walking Goats. box hack
UT VS.S and front, welI-tailored
aud prettily trimmed, that were $3.50.
nyife .%5 as
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-24

ri s3.73, Mems Suits,
in Black and Blue Twilled.
=Cheviot, well-made and llned'
were So,
ut S4.ea, Mems suits.
Of All Wool Scotch Cheviot and
#Dickey's Cashmere, well-made
and lined with good quality
Farmers satin lining, were
$50.
AT se.ea, Mems MI l,ool.
GRAY Serge and Gray Checked or
Striped Cashmere Suits, made
with double or single-br breasted
vest, hand-worked button-holes
and lined with good quality
Farmers satin; we're $40.
ri SJ.2e. Mans Derbys.
and Fedoras, the 50 kind.
1T SJ.48. littte Boys suits.
in Gray or Brown Checked
Cheviots and Cassimeres, IN
vestee, sack, and tuxedo effects,
M de. with separate double
breasted vest and detached
shield were $3.50.
| .4t sl.e5. einls Boys suits.
| Of All-Woo1 Gheviots and Cassi;
meres. similar in cut to above
some however, have silk vest
wereS3 and $3.50.
| ct &c. Boy. Knee Pants.
in a wide range OF patterns
made the same as above and
warranted to give good wear.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-24
Sues Tested Free.

Scientific examination free by our
German specialist. No glasses pre-
scribed unless the patient absolutely
requires them. Hours y - ~ TO . z s
NJ. daily. Z
csc. glasses 40 year guaranteel,
with Offsets, sratio nafy, adJustab BILE,
Fox1s patent cork nose piece, lnclnd-
.ing free fitting by tho optician, Mr..
Rrietsf
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-24
7Gf 81 az Golored + air
III QSssIO Buggy Robes,

OF xT 0IQ Colored II ! L
s 1880 Buggy Robes,
$3.50 value.
At Sc yd.. Domet Flannel, very
heavy, in shortlengths. Sc. value
ut I2i2c yard, yard-wide, hea-
Wy twilled back, long ffeeced
Canton Flannel, 1sc. value.
At 100 yard, Atwood White
Twilled Flannel, 3Oc. value.
At 6l4c yard, Plaid and Striped
Ginghans, all dark patterns,
1Oc. value.
At soc yard, yard-wide White
Flannel. silk embroidered and
hemstitched, Toe. value.
AtI2I2c yard, 32-inch Gray
Flannel, regular 1sc. value.
At 1870 yard, Bleached Sheet
ing, On yards wide, the zoe.
kind.
ut CSC a yard, 1o-4 New York
Mills Bleached Sheeting.
At SC a yard, Bleached Cotton,
full yard wide.
At soc Full Size, Hemstitched
Bleached Sheets, ready for use
69c. values.
AtJ242c Ladies Sheer, ALI
Linen Handkerchief, with hem
stitched, embroidered drawn
thread and tucked, regular 19c.
value.
Mt csc Ladies Sheer, All-Lin-
en-, Hand-Embroidered, Scallop-
ed Edge Handkerchief, were
37lac.
ut sJ.7s Ladies Sheer, All
Linen, Real Lace Handkerchief,
regular SIS quality.
At J0c Ladies Val. Edge Swiss
Handkerchiefs, with drawn
thread work and embroidered,
the 15c. kind.
At Sc Ladies Null Handker-
chiefs, with embroidered initials,
regular 1oc. value.
nj sJ4Iz Electric Seal Fur
Goats, perfect. sold for $50.
At sJ7f2 Electric Seal Fun
Goats, heaviest satin lined, sold
for s35.
At .sIeIa Forty Dollar Fur Coat,
real marten collar and reyers.
At 81 All OF the Heavy Beaver
and Kersey Cloths, for coats, any
color, of those that sold from ss12
to SCI.
Ut SJHeavy Unlined Rainy
Day Skirt Cloth, So inches vide.
Al SOC French Flannels, a very
widely assorted lot of the 69c-
and 75c. qualities, light and dark
grounds.
At soc Many Of the dollar dress
Observation-Disclosures, Homespuns,
Zebelins.
At csc A great lot Of the fifty
cent Winter Dress Goods, all ura
wool, plaids and other designs.
NtI2l2c Plaid Worsteds, yard
wide, that have been Zoe.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-24
H Solid Oak Sale.

SOLID OAK Washstands, s.
drawer, o4115 in. top, in. high WIZ
SOLID OAK Washstands. g. -,
drawer, ISxso atop. 5555=in. high VIZ
SOLID OAK Washstand, with drawer.
1Sx24 inch3top and frame for
towels, 81 %
SOLID OAK Bureau, antique finish,
arx75inch bevel plate mirror, small g
pEdraWers, ~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-24

Imported Broadcloth Suits,
collarless Eton> jackets, scallop
cut front and short back, with
taffeta stitched revers and cuffs,
a separate graduated tafeta belt,
and lined throughout with heavy
taffeta. The skirt is seven-gore
flare, with narrow self eo0
stitched rufie, pSS'
Fine Light : Weight Cheviot
Suits in Brown, Red, Blue, and
Castor, reverless Etons, velvet
collar, and finished with stitched
satin bands, with just d little gilt
braid and frog fastenings;; skirts
have circular flare, edged eIpN,
with stitched satin band, QIo11
Elegant Tailored Suits in Gray,
Castor, Blue and Red Covert
Cloth, reverless Elton Jackets, satin
lined and trimmed with stitched
bands of satin; skirts have full
flare and trimmed with Van
dyke points and satin SL5
band, p'Ss
Black and Blue Cheviot Suits,
cut double-breasted Elton, with
high military collar and new
flare sleeve, taffeta lined; skirts
have circular fare with eIo
several rows of stitching, Q1S.
Ladies' Reverless Elton Suits
in Gray, Blue and Oxford Home
sp1n. trimmed with narrow bands
Of satin and gilt button !; skirts
with full-aare an d sc. 48
nicely lined, pS'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-24
Panne and Satin Finished oulards Soc. yd
All the New Spring CoIorngs, III Scrolls Figures,
and Dots in a Splendid Assortment, and
IJneuuaIled at the Price.

Z $alS I'VE
Silk Poplin, III White, Corn,
and Heliotrope. yari, oSt,
All-Sillz Tatfeta, in a large range
of colors. good weight and fin o.
ish, a yard, eroI.
Peau De .Louisine Silks, in
solid colors and White, a yard. ooc.
Satin Stripe Louisine, II pretty
waist silk, in White and colors,
yard, GO:
New waist silks, Hemstitched and
Dot Louisine and Dot soiiel, a q,
yard, ~
Colored Sultana Silk, in two-tone
effects for trimmings and waists, a 3
yard, %
wide range of colors, a yard 46c.
Black Satin Duchess, pure 81
and good weight, a yard, 59C.
Black Taffeta Silk, 21-inches. very
good and excellent value, -.
q yard, SSI
feta. very heavy quality.
ward, 90
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-24
At s7.53. Mems suits.

AT S7.53. Mems suits.
Of A1l-Wool Scotch Cheviot,
Dickev's Cashmere, broad or
pin-striped worsted and union
cassimeres, made with hand
made botton-holes, raised Shout
ders and lined with the bestqna-
ity italian cloth; were SO.
ut $685.. Mems Jaits,
Of Black Unfinished Worsted, IN
all. sizes (34ato 42) regular $50
value.
At s2.e5 Mems Pants.
in a variety of choice patterns.
that sell elsewhere for ESQ and
So.
ut sJ.25. Mems Pants.
ofa1l-wool Gray Mixed Cheyiots,
Brown, Cashmere, and tan or
gray hairlines;; were 50.
ut $3.50. littie Boys suits.
. of AlI-Wool Scotch Cheviot and
Dickey's Cashmere, in vestee and
GETAWAY styles, with separate
silk douhle-breasted yestof same
material; some of the coats are
made to button up all the way;
pants made with elastic waist
bands and taped seams; were
81 and 81. So
ff4sc.. Boys M- sizes 9 e
l,ool Knee Pants. in Li lzir
and Dark Stripes, Checks, Ok
fords, Solid Brown, and a variety
Of patterns; made with patent
elastic waistbants, riveted but.
tons, taped seams, and hip
pockets.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-24
ladies Shoes
S212, SO, SJ.6e. $40, 81. 75c.

In the Meyer Store can save donar anu more, so
find to-day almost you want at of these prices
another day may suit and save you money at an
other price you'd rather second choice OF leather
But we don't there will be day this year Wien we can't
save a man or woman, boy or girl some money
IF YOU reparcular about the leather come now When our
variety is greatest ;, -
If you aren't particular and would rather not put your
money into Shoes yet another time DO as we'll
Our nearby to sell all the shoes we can TO
da orr fao sell you shoes when you'd rather
have them than the money :, ..-o, ~,
h eo, RanDay Boots the $3.50 grades III
airstos elec
H. @, ones Lace good So values
others in good dependable
Pate
worth fully $3.50 Also
SAs pr" fewR adcif Shoes in this lot
Jhe 81 f Gnss are OF iNo - N''A'
are Dongoa with patent leather
JHe S9C tins andar the
Misses and Chidrens shoes.
Sturdy leather for Little Men, in Satin and soc
@ thdns extension oes, Wei kid tops ST.
Misses looSh So lines 81
Shoes nannsh shapes
yalleS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-24

At $50. Mems Pants.
of American Worsted, Tan,
Hairline, and Brown Plaids,
with French waistband and
riveted buttons; were 81.
ut CSC. Mems Pants.
Gray, Black, and Blue Cheviot.
made with French waistband,
riveted buttons and inserted
waist strap; were 81 70
ut sLe5. Mems Pants.
IN Striped or Checked Cassl
meres, French Worsted, and Im-
ported Cheviots, that sell else
where for So. 90.
At sec. Mer. $ flpine Hats.
Exceptional value
At sJ.75. Mems Derbys.
and Fedoras. the So kind.
m sJ.7e. Boys 0percoots.
in Oxford Gray, Blueish Gray,
and Solid Blue Melton Cloths,
made with velvetcollar. fly 'front.'
and lined with Farmers satin !;
were $3.50 and IS.
1T $3.50. Boys Double
Breasted Juifs. made 9 ct Az
Cheviot, English Cassimeres.
Herringbone cheviot, made with
upper breast pockets. hand-
worked button-holes and hned
with best quality Farmer satin ).
Pants made with patent elastic
wristbands, taped seams, and
hip pockets, and some with
double seats and knees; weYe 50
and So.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-24
unders Priced Offerings.
.z1is Other 5z,m Jcrev All l,mter Goods.
~ 49, These cloth bound,
TT cnnvriehted, $3.50

u 4 ~ These cloth bound,
80 copyrighted, $3.50
editions. The F arringdons, Dou-
bic Thread, by Miss Fowler;
Three Men on Wheels, by Jerome
K. Jerome; Joan Of tie Sword
Hand, by Sidney Crochet; Via
Crucis, by Marion Crawfords He
surrection, by Tolstoi; The Re
demption Of David Corson, by
Charles Frederic Goss.
eG4 90 Story of the Philip
~ 80 pines, Pictorial His
tory ofAmerica' s New Possessions
Lives and Graves of our Presi-
dents, published to sell for $3.50
ff 2 for sc BeeSz-f IL !
sold for 25c.; good titles.
a. T0~ Thick, Board Back
80 tV1 Books, that sold for
25c., with good reading for chill
dren, and illustrated.
ri 75c yard, 45,inch Black,
80 eS1 and Gold, and White,
and Silver Tinsel Dress Net, the
kind that sells at S1.25
4f75c yard, Light Blue and
~ ~ PinkAccordeon PLAT
ing Liberty Satin, for waists and
fronts worth 81 o.
AT SJ.9o yard yard 2 Sci7a All AL
worth 81.
az z0c A special line of La
TI &c dies Gloves, for shop
ping and streetwear. This lot IN
cludes 2-clasp Mocha's and PIX,
~ 90 op Atwood Cochi-
III .qo.So neal Dyed Medi-
Gated Twilled Blankets, satin
bound, SIS value.
~ 61c finch Heavy Cream
~ oVe Venise Inserting,
that was SSc.
~ ~ a pair, Real French
eTs sS1 Kid Gloves, 2-clasp,
silk embroidered, in all colors.
n cor, ALL W DOL Re d
dbs pS?S Blankets, fast colors,
weighs 4 pounds, $3.50 value.
or White Blankets,
dT1 @y.So weighs A pounds,
11-4 size, SLIGO value.
AT $2.98 B B1nnfefz, e Mf1l
large size, $3.50 value.
III SEC E er ed Cor Comforts dorts robe
patterns, both sides alike, 81
value.
NJ ooN. Sat cen Covered
dTJ sDStz Comforts, pure
White, cotton filed, $3.50 value.
~ on. Safe en- Covered
III SytE2 Comforts,very heavy,
bright patterns, sl.75 value.
~ Oh. pair III White and
TI 0SC Gray Blankets regu-
lar s1.25 value.
az zEo pair, Gray Ironing
Hs eo1 or Horse Blankets,
regular 81 value.
~ no. pair, White Wool
IN! Sos Crib Blankets, 81
-o1,1o
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-24
wards to select from.

Fine, dainty little figures III All oil,
over Embroidery, from soc. to oosS
1000 wards of Cambria Swiss and Nan
ools edges, and Insertings, all widths,
snd designs. yard, ~
He,nst;tched Reyerings. very fine m.
spd dainty, starting at, yard 1V1
and S row Cambria. Nansook, and
Swiss Inserting. used as allover, yard, %
Ribbon Beading, starting at, yard sc!
Match Sets of the tiuest French En-
,roiderics, in dainty baby patterns, ortiae
vide snowy designs. Starting at. oa..
7ard. oF5Gl
4a n,,9ssi hlaek enA enAn'ns soc
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-24

Planis ed in Nicl1le Finish -
Tea or Coffee Pots, each. JVC.
1 OF. Co. .el Tin Buckets, &c. each
2 at. Covered Tin Buckets, &c. each
3qt. Covered Tin Buckets, Sc. each
4 ct. Covered Tin Buckets, Zoe. each
6 at. Covered Tin Buckets, 13c. each
TX Tin Coffee-Pots, copper bottom,
good quality.
8 A ct. capacity
Tic. y5c. nc. &c. Zach
TX Long Handle Covered Sauce
pans. .
T. 9 4 6 quart
SC. &c. &c. lie, JOG. each
Cold Handle Steel Fry Pans.
s 81. o. 10 inch
sc. Tic. nc. l6c. each
Armour's White Floating
Soap SC. a cake, 10 for 1oC.
Arlnour's Washing Powder.
sc. a box, 6 for SoC.
Gas Globes, assorted shapes ,-
and patterns, cash, I0G.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-24
" e6Q, s s...' !. n: s a: ,.,::'''

change-say visitors to the reconstructed base
ment The has about sold out all the previous
and practically stock ready for This
weeks the buyers BARGAINBUYING
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-24
Sale Straight Coxsets. SOC

The surplus Of well-known manufacturers Had
we waited to sell them under his name S1.25 would
be the price They the newest shape short straight
front Corsets lace trimmed, in Pink Blue and White
All the latest models in r. & G., w. B, and Ameri-
LADY Corsets Remember, that youget the services
of expert Corsetare gratis with every Corset
here from ST up.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-24
STA IFNover G-mbroidenies. 69c.
OF Muslins in all the new open patterns, alb out 80,

Fine Cream, White and Arabian
Wave Bands, yard, SoC
45-irch ali Silk, black La Tosca dress
net, in square, round and other fancy. . !,
meshes. yard, 81
Allover Cream, White and venise
Yoking, yard, oVes
All silk. Black chantilly Wave -
Bands, yard. IVC
Combination of White and Yellow ..u
Applique Band, 2 inches wide 51H2c.
Beautiful Match Sets Of fine Point de
Paris and Plat Val Lace starting ~
at, yard 0a3C
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-24
Men $ Sl2. SO cheviof Suits $685..

r. pe and White sp sack and lined throughout
An Sat The items propoonatey prices
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-24
New Merchandise.
One of the Twin Screws. Al spring Goods,
prirlQ Show of Tailored Suits. Skirts, and

Of Covert Cloth, Tan and
Black, shape box-back jackets
with Bishop sleeves; OK 0p
silk Romano lined, $3.50
Tan and Red Broadcloth Jack
cts, shaped box-back,
and beautifully stitched c7 90
and lined pe go
Misses Tan and Blue Box
Refers with shawl collar, gilt
braid trimming and but eon,
tons, p61S
Misses Spring Box Refers
in Golf, Red. and Blue; the Red
has shawl collar underlaid with
Green, and the Blue is underlaid
with Red; are fastened with gilt
buttons, and are an en- 90 20
tirely new cut qo.VS
Misses Cloth Box Jackets III
Tan, Blue, and Red, Bishop
sleeves, braid trimmed 8 4 - o
and Romano lined, pFoSO
Dalking Jkirts.
Gray and Blue Heavy-Twill
Wall ing Skirts, with double
sean S, stitched bot go 90
toms, posSS
Tailor-Made Walking Skirts
in Gray, Brown, and Blue, plaid
back material, cut flare bot
tom with fifteen rows % M
of stitching, p0.SS
Tan and Blue Plaid-Back Vene-
tian Walling-Skirts, were OK
$40, now p@e
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-24

New AlbatrOss Waists, IN dell
cate tints, tucked back and front.
Bishop sleeves, and trim
med with narrow gilt. .SI6e.
braid, eD1.Os
Black, Reseda, and Castor Tai
feta Waists, tucked back and yoke
effect fronts, with stitched straps,
fastened with crocheted @ . 90
buttons pO'Ss
Best Quality Louisine Silk
Waists in White, Lemon, Old
Rose, Royal Blue, and Pink, with
clusters Of tucks, both back and
+ r o t, L'Aiglon
sleeve and latest style $5 az
collar, pS.SO
New-York tribune., 1901-12-15
italian Sculpture of the Renaissance
Rv l. ]. FREEMAN. MA.
Illustrated with forty five full-page plates.
Cloth, Svo S.. 90 net Post;
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and lucid ideas them with
simplicity thoughtful and discriminating judgment with
and these ideas worthy attention "
Tro5ideucc Journal.
Useful alike general the technical public Freeman
Renaissance book which the broad
of mind has exhibits wide knOW
edge intelligent have thought about the masterpieces of
with exposition OF their individuality
opinions expression quite the authors book like this
particularly acceptable for educational value Chicago Record
Herald
New-York tribune., 1901-12-15

impossible desirable to exclude personal
deals with the accomplishment OF Prof
erkomer these there at least much said
about the man work In typography binding and exquisite
the attractive books OF the
IIekoner represents peculiar force but
rules where they have seemed to
apostle brOalest
and 1,io1est sense Boston Transcript