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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-06-28
SAFE DEPOSIT DEPARTMENT

HUNDRED SAFE DEPOSIT BONES have been placed
built speia
steel AND FIRE PROOF. and offer perfectly
safe They rented yearly
irons Full
application
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-06-28

Exchange cites OF inc
GENERAL BANKING TRANSACTED
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-06-28

Strangers as we'll as Carson people
who wish a good cigar can find them
at c. w. Friends.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-06-28

tHIliit IiHiiillI
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-15
HOTEL SOLD
field Trials Of Dogs by the State Assoc.
citation to Be Held.
lspecial pisnatch IL rhc mines

EE4r NSpeC!dl& 4iSIdlCil 10 L ne SilfleS. 80
Fl CHASE CITY, VA, Oct. 1.-THE Bar
nett Hotel property, owned and con-
Quoted by w. Z. Faris, was to-day sold
privately to Captain Jesse s. Jones. Of
Hampton, Va. for forty-fours hundred
dollars. 1t is valuable property and the
new owner will make additional improve
ments. Mr.. Farms purchased this hotel
one year ago for $500. 1t has a 'front.'
age of 30 feet on Main Street and runs
back 150 feet.
The surveyors on the Chase City and
Blackstone Railroad were here yesterday
They are still at work and will soon
have the survey completed over the en-
tire distance between the two points
and John c. Miller, secretary, Of the
were here on Saturday giving directions
and sanitariu1n. They hope to open some
time in November.
The State association is expected TO
hold field trials here for best dogs dur
ing next month Game is reported I'M
usually abundant in the fields and forests
near this place.
All of the men burned out last week
in the Endly bai!ding have announced a
resumption OF business at other places
IN this town. Live and energetic men
as they are cannot be subducd by mis-
fortunes.
NJ. A. Brooks has moved into the new
brick store in the Gilman block. L. H.
Rcveley. formerly With Gregord and
Company, is with him.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-15
a DOCTORS. MARROW ESCAPE
His Horse and Buggy Backed Of 4
Bridge, but He Jumped Out.
Especial Dispatch to The Tfmcs.)

Especial Dispatch to The Times)
HEAIElSFllLlI. VA. October 14.-Dr.
A. NJ. Brent. while on his way to see a
patient recently, had to cross the most
dangerously narrow dam Of Fallins mill
His horse, when it reached the bridge at
the farther end OF the dam, cane to
stand and refused to move When the
whip was applied the animal began to
run back, just giving DR.. Brent time to
get out before the horse and buggy were
over in the pond. The Dseter managed
to get the horse out. but broke the shafts
in doing 50. The buggy was recovered
the next day.
Lucius Ingram was judged insane by
a commission Of lunacY recently and
placed in Jail here Saturday for safe-
keeping. Mr.. Ingram ut enc time was
one OF the wea1thiest nen In the county
and a member OF a very prominent FAM
iy- He owns a large and fertile farm
near Wiconico Church, where he was
taken from Saturday and brought here
He was Confederate soldier, belonging
to Company D, Ninth Virginia Cavalry.
The heavy rains Of Saturday and Sun
day washed the rosds 50 that they are
almost impossible in some places. The
road contractors are busy mepdinE them.
4! W. r. ar!ton. OF Pueblo, Col, is spend
ing some time in Heathsyille.
F. Z. Anderson. who has been visiting:
relatives at Merry Point. has returned
home.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-15
HORSE SHOW AND BUSINESS
Made Small Fortune for Tailors and
Ciothiers-Other Effects.

WAGE SNldUs FOrIune Tor ~ dilOfS ana
Other Effects.
The Horse Show has made almost a
fortune for the clothiers ana tni.ors Of
Richmond. The latter have simply been
rushed to death with work. getting eve
ming suits ready for the event Boys
and wagons were chasing all over the
city Monday and yesterday delivering the
completed garments.
All business has been brisk enough be-
fore the coming Of last evening, The
Horse Show will hold the attention Of
the city like carnival or an exposition.
Litt,o business will be done in Richmond
for the rest of the week. The merchants
on Broad Street will do to1era bly, well
with the trade out Of town. The clothiers
will sell some of their out Of town Gus
toners some winter suits. But for bust
ness, such as real estate, 1t will be al
most dead. The agents realizing this
have set little property for public auction
during the rest .: the week. A general
statement would be that whatever will
contribute to the needs and pleasure of
the people attending the Horse Show will
find active demand. Other things will
not
The biggest offer OF the week. and
probaly Of the entire fall will be the
.Gayton Coal mines on Friday Messrs.
r. B. Chaf1ln & Co.. and McVeish e.
CHM will be the agents conducting the
sale, which via be held on the premises
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-15

son Page is another person Of distinction
Who Will come to Richmond for that in
teresting occasion.
Mr. Henry Watkins, who has been i'll
at, the Virginia Hospital. is improving: #
there are no further drawbacks, ne hopes
soon to be convalescent.
Mrs. P. r.. McFadyen was expected to
arrive at No. Gil East Grace Street last
evening, to visit her mother, Mrs. n. n.
Sibert.
Mrs. sallie Payne Thompson is still
very sick with fever at the Virginia Hos
pital.
Handsomely engraved invitations We're
received in Richmond yesterday for the
launching of the steamer Monroe" in
Newport News next Saturday. Mrs A.
J. Montague, the sponsor, will go down
with party of friends, and a lunch will
be served to the sponsor. her friends and
a number of guests at the Hotel Warwick
after the launching.
Miss Mayme Gary Terrow, Of Abingdon,
Va, and Miss Gleason, Of Charlottesville,
are the guests Of the Misses Gary, Of
No. 2?0 North Twenty1second Street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-15
]. {. LANGLEY SENT
TO GRAND JURY
Is Charged With Violating U. S.
Postal Laws Mrs. Luck
Released.

Mrs. Y. j. Luck was arrested on a var
rant sworn out by Postofiice Inspector
Bulla yesterday afternoon, charging her
with improperly using The United States
mails, but a; the examination before
Commissioner Flegenheimer later in the
evening SHE was relieved OF any blame,
and was witness Mt the hearing OF
similar charge against Mr.. J. y. Langley.
The Latter was sent on to the grand jury,
and was bailed i'll the sum Of $500.
The case has been engaging the atten-
zion of NIr. Bula for some time. AIRS.
Luck Is book-liceper for the Gwathmey
Drug Company. No. 3 Governor Street.
Mr. Langley is travelling salesman. II
seems that he is the proprietor OF the
La conte Medicine Company. and 1T was
q registered letter and package mailed
here on October 9th from this company
TO John Walters, Norfolk, Va, that led
q the arrest OF Mr.. Langley.
AZ the hearing Mrs. Luck was fully
Nndioated. It appearing that while on q
trip for his house Mr. Langley had got
ten her to look after his orders.
Poetofice Inspector Bulla was the first
witness. He produced letters and mall
matter IN support OF the government s
claim that tho postal laws hao oee1l Wv
lated. Mrs. Luck was then put on the
stand. She said she worked Tor the
Gwathrney Drug Company. She had sent
e,lt The letter and package. but did not
know the contents OF the latter. She was
asked by Mr.. Langley to mail the matter
Ia reply to request from a customer OF
ide. Mrs Luck IS a Eood-looking young
woman. and was perfectly calm and de-
lfberate IN the giving Of her testimony
being there only as a witness.
Or. J., w Staten was examined by the
district attorney TO show that the medi-
cine handled and sent out in the case va
Sor Improper purposes DR.. Staten's tes-
ttmony on this line was very strong. It
being wholly that or an expert witness.
Here the government rested and asked
that the case he sent on to the grand
sury. General Allan said the immoral
Tendencies OF the time had led 10 the
amendment OF the Federal statutes so as
20 mets ont punishment TO those VINO
wouef,t either directly or indirectly 70
commit Immoral practices through the
use Q. the United States malls.
81 nv. ccsalley replied for his client he
Wnst surs the government had not maze
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-15
HENRICO NOTES

Or. Ikeda to Make His Headquarters
Here-Fine Sale Of Brights.
Dr. Ikeda, special agent Of the Japa-
nese Government, who has been in this
country for some time and who is now
making a tour Of the West. will shortly
come to this city, where he expects here
after to establish his headquarters. DR..
Ikeda Is studying American tobacco me-
thods with a view to introducing them
into his native land.
Mr.. Bunka Uyeda. formerly associated
With DR.. .Ikeda, has been recalled by the
Japanese Government. Mr.. Seillo Hotta,
also working under DR.. 1keda has estab b.
lished himself at Henderson, N. e.
A fine sale of bright tobacco was held
Yesterday at Shockoe# Warehouse. About
II 90 pounds were offered ard the prices
were particularly fine. The Imperial To-
ba eco Company made heavy purchases.
Cutie a number of visitors We're on the
market to-day. Among them were: Mr..
". l.. Petty. of Rocky Mount, n. c.;
Mr.. Z. L. Thompson, Of Wilson, n c.;
Mr.. John E. Hughes, of Danville; Mr.
George w. Swain, of Danville; Mr.. Louis
Gregory, of Florence, S.. G.; MI. j. r.
Kyle, Of Lynchburg, Va, and Colonel w.
T. Hughes of Lousburg, N Z.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-15
SOUTHERN DIRECTORS
Annual Meeting of the Company Held
Yesterday

Yesterday.
The annual meeting Of the stockholders
Of the Southern Railway Company was
held at the Office in the city yesterday
with the following result:
Directors of the first-class, elected for
terms of enc year: Measrs. Alexander B.
Andrews, Raleigh, n. c.: Joseph Bryan,
Richmond. Va: Samuel NJ. Imam, At
slanta, Ca; Robert NJ. Galloway. New
York
Directors Of the second -clas elected
for term Of two years. Messrs.5 Adrian
Iselin, Jr., New York; Charles Lanier,
New York; Edmund D. Randolph. New
York; James II. woodward, New York
Directors Of the third-class. elected for
tenn Of three years: Alessrs Harris 9.
Fahnestock. New York; lillian W y, Fine
ley, Washington, D. c.; Samuel Spencer,
New York; Charles Steele, New y ORR.
q The lease of the. property Of the South.
5e,n Railway-Car Division to the
Southern Railway Company. was rati-
fled.
The acts and proceedings of the Board
.oxsDirectors since the last annual stock
holders meeting we're tilted and app.
proved.
d. Randolph who we're elected directors
are both new men.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-15
Civ Hall Courts.

TheLaw and Equir Court was fen
gagged nearly all of yesterday in the hear
ing Of a suit for $50 brought against u.
Stern by r. L. Scott. A bulk of testi-
mony was introduced and much time
taken up. The Jury rendered verdict
III favor Of the defendant.
In the same court yesterday afternoon
Mr. NJ. H. Omohundro qualified to prac-
tice law.
Yesterday morning, before Judge Grin
man, Of the Chancery Court, DR.. George
Ben Johnston qualified as guardian for
Charles O. Jeter, and Matte g. Perdue
ad,ninistratrix of Joseph S. Perdue. Both
estates are small and the bonds are nomi-
raj.
The City Circuit Court will assemble on
the approaching Monday for its regular
October term. Much business has accu-
niulated since the adjournment. and Judge
b. r. Wexford, Jr., promises to find a
long docket to engage his attention when
he settles down to work next week.
judgments were entered in the Law and
Equity Court yesterday afternoon as fol-
loWs: Blucie Reitelbach vs. William II.
Re:telbach for $3.50 and the Dow Wire
Works VS.. Asa Snyder and Company for
seq CT.
An absolute divorce was granted by
Judge Minor in the Law and Equity
Court yesterday. morning to Frederick
Royal from his wife, Lucindia Royal.
The separation is absolute, ard was grant
ed for adultery, proven in the dispositions
Of the case.
Sadie Hardaway. colored was given
three years in the Hastings Court for
highway robbery. Mary Taylor. also coll
ored. who was held as an accon,plce. was
acquitted upon the statement OF Common
wcalth's Attorney D. G. Richardson that
he had no evidence connecting the woman
with the case. James Harris got twelve
months for HOUSEKEEPING.
Marriage licenses were issued in the
clerks office of the Hastings Court yes
terday as follows:
geuben sherriffs and Emma G.. Bruce.
Richard Pokrass. aged twenty-six and
Alma Edwards, aged twenty.
Samuel L. Longest, aged thirty-seven,
ana Matte e. Headspet;h. aged twenty
five.
Angelo Donnini, aged thirty, and Stella
Lenzi, aged twenty-siN.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-15
Cur |, [ / S
DIR Rink
CURED3BY
WHITE RlBBON REMEDY

No taste. No odor. Can b given IN slsss1 g
water. tea o. co6ee without patients
White Ribbon Remedy will cure OF 49,. $3.50
the dsease appetite for alcoholic stimulsnu
Whether the patient is a condrned 1,,,,..
upPler " social drinkcr or drunka1e: .,.oheI,c
e!ble for anyone to have appetite 1o1 1.,A'S
liquors after using White Ribbon Re@ =.
1ndersed by Members of w. o. ~: ~; -.
. Mrs. Moore press superintendent OF "o l,.s
Christian Temperance Union. Ventura Cantes
MIA. wrises:s..1 have tested White Ribbon Aem
edy on very obstinate drunkards. ana me euaes
have been many In many cases inc helueu ~
indorse White Ribbon Remedy. Members Ok
our Union are delighted ITO md an economics :,
treatment to aid us in our Temperance wo.k.
Druggists or by mail. 81. Trial package Tree
by writing Mrs. A. N. Townsend (for years
secretary Of Woman's Christian Temperance
union), No. 21s fremont Street. Boston, MASS:
Sold in Richmond By the Tragic DRUG
STORE. No. s17 East Broad Street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-15
' b COURT / | OF
JUSTICE | J !. John ! ! Il.
Samuel Miller Was Fined One
Hundred Dollars aud Took
On Appeal.

|s335~OHs2OeIdllon OK games Ok CilzAuC0 W
cupied much OF the time OF Justice
Crutchfeld yesterday morning.
He had before him the case Of Samuel
Miller. alleged to have been awake OF
the fact that gambling was going On
over his barroom on West Broad Street
The case was cleverly worked up by
Acting 9srseants Amos and 1oMahon.5
two Of the very best men on the force
under the direction Of Captain Whit
lock, Of the Third District.
The case arose from tho evidence in-
|, troducsd in the trial OF the negroes caught
in the Saturday night raid by Ohicers
Amos, Mcmahon and Keith.
Miller was represented By MI Harry
Glenn, who showed that the rent for
the room occupied by the crap shooters
and the skin game operator was pald
by the starlight Social Club, char
tered organization. and that the rent
OF the bar was paid by Miller
Mr.. John r. Anderson said that he re-
ceiyed the rent from the two parties and
that SO far as he knew, neither party
had any connection in business way
with the other.
Justfcs Crutchneld said that IL such sub
terfuges were allowed to go, gambling
persons permitting 1t could go unpunish-
ed and he fined Miller 500 and placed
him under $500 bonds.
An appeal was taken by Mr.. Glenn, and
pending the hearing. Mr.. Anderson went
security for Mr.. Miller in the sum OF $500.
L. E.. Dennis came from the back
woods Of Madison county to Richmond
for the first time
He brought with him razor to be
honed and a pistol to be repaired
But Dennis got mixed UP with some
OF the liauer Of the city, and got drunk.
He was. arrested and carried to the Sec
were found concealed AnonG his raj
rnent.
Mr.. Harry Glenn represented him and
proved to the satisfaction Of the court
that the razsr was net a concealed wea-
pom. and that the pistol was not wea-
pom ut all, and he was fined for sim
pie drunk.
Wash Fit1hush and Robert Johnson and
several other negro crap shooters were
lined up and paid the fine ct $3.50.
The case Of Carrie P1easants, the negro
girl who Is charged with taking 81 be-
longing to Mr.. James Alfriend, went over.
to the 22d to hear from witnesses in
IynchburG.
Two negroes named Alfred Green and
Church Wilson. arrested by First District
officers on suspicion Of having had a
hand in the assault and robbery of Mr..
Schercr on Seventeenth Street last Sun
day morning. were held pending further
inquiry
Lou Jones and Alberta Lacy were fined
S each and given thirty days fol. beating
Emma Sparlock in the face. Emma look
ed It.
Richard Rye white youth was fur
Their held on the charge Of securing
ring in an unlawful manner.
a small boy named Frank D. Matters
was sent on to the grand jury for en-
tering the plumbing establishment Of w,
T. Atkinson, No. 1910 East Main Street
An effort will be made to send him to
the Reformatory.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-15
sEABoARD AIR LINE RAILWAY

/ Low Rates to California and the ives,
Every day during the months OF Sep
TENDER and October the seaboard All
Line will sell one-way. second-ciass set
tiers tickets TO Caiifornia ana other
Western points at exceedingly low rates.
Service offered by the Seaboard uusur-
passed BY any railroad In the South.
& F'urher information cheerfuliy furnished
by agents or Representatives. Of the sea-
board Air Line, or call on or address
q II. SMITH,
District Passenger Agent.
70; 1905 East Main Street.
Richmond. Va
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-15
MILLER . RlioADs
80 AGi,tral. cheviot, soc Yard

O1oek NeiserAl-C heviot. SOC Yard
Its not a mishal and its not a
dhsv3ok but 4 combination Of the
d b 4 comparatively new fabric
cd combines the style Of the mis-
81 With the sterling wearing quail
- q the chevio:. These articles
are ~ Inches vide, and at sec per
yard il is really an extraordinary
bargain. particularly for people who
can't afford to buy many dresses
md yet want to dress we'll.
Cream Al;stral. IS Inches Wide.
for Sc Yard.
Low priced. isa't IT'D but for an
evening dress it is about as service
able and Inexpensive a fabric as you
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-15

in Lynchburg tomorrow morning az ~
o'clock. The sessions will be held IN the
Council chamber.
n1ra LYONS. of Charlottesville, the State
recent will preside. Eighteen virginia
CHAPTERS will be represented. and about
twenty-five delegates are eXpected. 70 De
present. General Fitzhugh Lee and Mrs.
Fairbanks, the regent OF the natlonai Or
gani.ation, are also expected.
THO annual meeting of the Association
fo, the preservation of Virginia Antiqui-
tie- will be held Tuesday, October 2lst.
i, tho rooms Of the Virginia Historical
Society, at S p. NJ.
The stav-at-Home Whist Club met Mon
t1oy evening in the home of Captain and
Mrs Harry Webster. Mrs. Bland spots
weed Smith and MISS Clare 3S'iilau1 a.,
n,da the highest score. The club will
,,,e,.t next week with Mrs. Noel.
r ;s,,tenant and Mrs. Reinburg and their
two little sons are at No. 215 East Frank
lin Street, and will probably remain for
several weeks.
Mrs. George b Finch. of Boydton, Va,
reached Richmond yesterday and will be
at the Mount Vernon during her stay.
Miss Jennie Daniel of Fredericksburg,
is visiting friends here.
IS Mrs H. G. Ferguson has returned from
a visit to relatives in Newport News.
Mrs. Robert G. Scott is quite sick at
Henry Clay Inn. Ashland. Friends Of
Mrs. Scott in Richmond are sorry to hear
Of her i'll health.
Mrs. L.. S. creary. of Newport News.
who has been visiting in Richmond. has.
left for home.
Miss Mildred Hill is back from a visit
to Mrs. w. E. Addison. OF Danville,, Va:
Mrs Mamie Porter Pendleton, OF Louisa,
is the guest Of friends in the city.
Miss Nina Selfridge.5 Of New York, has
arrived in Richmond for the Crenshaw-
Mayo wedding, and is staying with Mrs.
Cutchins, on West Grace Street Miss
selfridge has visited in Richmond before,
and is remembered here as very charm
ing and graceful young woman:
Il Mr.. John H. George, of Fredericksburg,
is in Richmond for a few days.
Miss Bessie Lee. of Alexandria, who
was popular last whit er's Richmond
guest will also be here for Miss Mayo's:
wedding on Thursday. DR.. Thomas Nel-.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-15
unExcELLEDCAFEcAR SERVICE
Between Hamlet and JacksonviIle-Sea-
board Air Line Railway.

Commencing October I'd the seaboard
viii inaugurate It's magnificent cafe car
service on trains No. 81 and No. 81.
known as the Florida and Metropolitan
Limited, between Hamlet and Jackson
Vile.
The cafe car service of the seaboard
has grown steadily in favor with the
travelling public. and its present high
standing will be maintained No canned 'e
GOODS. but everything fresh and IN sea-
son. Prices moderate
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-15
sl.oo ExCuRs:;lON
Richmond 10 Newport News. SATURDAY
October 18TH u

The Old Dominion steamer Mon Monroe g
xrill he launched at Newport News. Va Va.
saturday. October 18th. and the chesa-3
neake and Ohio Railway nave arranse .
tor 500 excursion from K ica es :.
special train to Leave sR q o.oV \
NJ Saturday October isen .e u.
leave Newport News at 4:oo =. NJ. o. tne
same date !, -, : =. =. 1
This excursion will be particular y y
+ractive at this season OF the year ana
win appeal to the strangers now IN the the
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thur nz2z

out its case, as no evidence had been ad-
duced to show that there had been any
design or intent on the part of his client
to do anything immoral. Replying for
the government General Allan spoke
strongly, but briefly, for sending the
case on.
Commissioner Flesenheimer sent the
case on, and the bail was fixed at $500,
and upon giving this Mr.. Langley was
promptly released.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-15
SPECIAL HORSE SHOW NOTICE

For the benefit Of passengers from
Petersburg and intermediate stations at
tending the Horse Show In Richmond
this week. the Atlantic Coast Line Rail-
read will hold its train now leaving
Richmond for Petersburg at II 80 =. W.
until 1900 midnight October 14th. loen
18th. 18th and 18th:
C. S. CAMPBELL.
D. p. a.. S3S E. Main ST.
Richmond. Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-15
s--sa
Threw Himself Under a Train
Special Dispatch to The Times)

NH5EeC1di 101Sl"tCH 20 = ne a
GOLDSBORo, n. c., October IA
bert Combs, white man and married,
committed suicide last night at this peint
by throwing himself under an incoming
Atlantic and North Carolina passenger
train His head was severed from his
body. 81
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ANNUAL HORSE SHOW.
Richmond. Va. October t4,h to lsth

On account OF the above occasion. the
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad viii oe1
tickets from all points on IFS line In the
states Of Virgins and North carolina to
Richmond and rst,trnsat rate OF one fare
for the round trip. plus 90 cents OF one
admission 70 the show Tickets 70 ~
on sale October 18th to 18Th, 7eiusre.
svith 1nal limit October %, 100. sontinu-
GUS passage IN each direction
@ For full infefmat lion, apply 70 any agent
OF the company. g. ...s
- go c. S.SCA1fPHEII.
sDHisfon Passenger agent. - -,
Main Street. Richlnond 81. y 49, &;
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e)ocl:ala ana
2e,:so ,,al

The style in hats has blossomed out
in the line OF such extreme aatness that
some Of the fashionab1y artirsd young
women seem to be walking around under
ext!nguishers. Some relief Is Afforded
when the great flaring brims. which now
form an Indispensable part Of all head
gear, is jauntily turned up and caught
with a cluster Of roses resting against
the hair. and rendering the hat much
more becoming to the wearer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-15
MILLER e RnoAD
Uznr Today and est les' Yi7ds
Il Few g 1t Especially Good Values in
Dress Goods dno Silks To-Day.

could purchase. AS its only one
way wool it washes easily and it will
answer the purpose Of goods costing
twice the money.
All.Wool Cream Mistral
for soc Per Yard.
We sold the same goods last
spring for 69c per yard. You'll see
what an extraordinary value it will
be to you at soc. It's So inches
wide and very handsome piece Of
goods.
Yard Wide Black Taffeta.
$l.75 Per Yard.
We've got fine Black Taffeta
full yard wide-for SIPS that
We guarantee. It's better than any
goods similarly priced that you can
purchase.