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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-08
Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA
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STATIONS foot q WEST TwENTY,T III STREET
20 Tie leaving time from Desbrossss and SortIs2ds
STREET. aon ' eIes s MnsFs Shsrws
Noted.
5-5J a II. CHICAGO sPEcIAL-Pa-loE slseping
and Dining Cars For Chicago. indianapolis. LO1H.-
s-55 a. N. ST. LOUIS LINITED.-Pullua-a Sleeping.
smoking. and Observation Cars. CtnGinnas- indian
1O25 4. IL THE PENNsTLvAN1A Lr1II1hD-Puu-
Compartment Cars For Chicago cleveland. Toledo.
L55 p; NJ: CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS ExPEEss-
For Nashville tvta CINCINNATI and LoUsTisI Indian
ass P NJ CHiCAGo LTMITED-PHliHaaa slss7!ns;
s.55 r: NJ 81, louis ExPREss.-FOs Pit5,sg sa
Cincinnati indianapolis, Louisville St Louis Rlnins
Car For Gary ". Va (vta Shenandoah 'Al'sS
$50 P. & WESTERN ExPAEss~-Eor Chicago Din
s.s5 ?. il. PACIFIC ExgREss-Eer pts.ssgrs To-
doah valley Route ConasGts tor Cleveland except
s2S NJ cLgvELAND AND GTNGS I2LS, E *
PRESs.T7For Ptsts6urg Cleveland CinclnHAI- IL
s.s5 P. NJ PTTTsRURS sPECIAL--DaHy for Pits
u.s. SST9 % AsR TIE . :sssE sao 0.
presses and GOrand: sSEset1 220 Sra .sS
5s s.e' a sn saa s2a 3nss
i! y! ~ :, nghS Sunday SIS .l?0p al Oaror and
Dining CaTso. 'a25 25 .45s CDsssrSssss and coFs-
sorTIffftS R&I Nv az As
ATLANTIC COAST LINE-Expresa. a-2s a. and scs
sEsA5QARD AIR LINE RAnwAx-Exsr'AA L. 3 p Il
NORFOLK AND WESTERN EANILwAT.-FOr NaH7Dh1s
and kew-OCieans. 3-25 Q. n daily,
CHESAPEAKE AND OFIIO RALLWAT~-I-tS a n ~ss<-
FOR Old PofNT. COMFORT ant NoRFoLk-'-Ss Il
weekdays s.25 .. m daily.
AE sS5 So m ThfoGsh + Vss aSS Fas Sure:
Parlor Cars and Standard Coaches wseS-cayA Par-
Tor Smoking Car Parlor Cars DINING Car and stalc-
Coaches sundays
CAPE MAY.-1255 .. m. weekdays.
LONG BRANCH. ASBURY PARK Qnterlaken srndsyso.
Ocean Grove and Point Pleasant from West Twenty
third Station, s55 l. Is. LIS Saturdays
only. 225. 8 -. rs and 456 week-days sun
days T55. o Is and 4 55 .. From Desorosses
and Cortandt Streets $50 eco 2sO. LSo Sat
urdays only $50 lao 40 and g. 10 D wssk-days-
FOR PHILADELPHIA
eos. 725 'T55. SIS. SIS. Is g55 Louis Llit-d.
s955. s1O25 (Penna- Limited s1O55. 1L55 a - Is.
10 CDes1Cosses Cortl2ndt 2),
- Is 355, %. . - IS 81 80 Chicago Limited
for North philadelphia onlyl 1856. 655, 1855 rs =
weekdays. sundays. sos 'I.55, SIS. '9B cess St
Louis Limited s55 CLOS Peuna Limited "10.55
m. s1255 s155. 3-25. AIS AS ('455 Chicago
Limited North Philadelphia only, '455. ass ass.
756 s25. 925 SIS for North PhIladelphia cnly)
1910 night.
Dining Car
Ticket Offices Nos 1854 Broadway ISL
goth House, stations named abovsi
Brooklyn $50 Fulton Street. $40 Brcad
way. and Pennsylvania Annex Station. The New York
Transfer Company will call cor and check baggage nom
hotels residences through 70 destination
Telephone SAB Chelsea for Pennsylvania Railroad Cas-
Service
W W. ATTERBCRY J. R WOOD
General Manager. Passr Tra1o Manassr.
GEO. " YOYD.
General Passenger Agent
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CO-TOo-To-cay'e market developed a reaction
ey tendency, and prices underwent substantial re
overy. showing tire gain Ct nearly -4c on the
position. market finally only lew points
tbs best althCugl The closing tone barely
FeE6y gain Of 25zl42 points Sales were est
10000 bales. Tie market had STEADY start,
prices -Z9 points higher, IN response u rather
expected and less favorable weather
concerned, there being sales Of only 1900 bales
decline points, futures considerably
better looked fer ana private acVices reflected
bunsh condition owing 70 that Manchester would
Cotton spi-ners' Association June Il The weather
aside from continued rains IN the western
hel where they believed 10 be doing mere harm than
COCO while tie Weather Bureau report al midday
unoerainty lhis. and altogether there
enough bulish 81 the market cause shorts
particularly view
selling and declines TIE market accordingly,
While more Ct less Irregular aid experiencing frequent
Estbacks buyers the low point Of yesterday took
profits worked generally upward The report OF the
Weather midday indicated general improve
Of the crop, but mentioning the
excess Of moisture n sections and damage from
hoA optimistic
views recently expressed while the market did
respond first later buying was accelerated
g heavy exports chiefly from Nev-Oreans to
Great Britain before the close July selling At
.laec October ard December 9. In the
ag August heavily. prices sage1 of few points
lie active positions the special pressure being exerted
presumably purpose Of affecting Liverpool! to-
no.rog. ne q point Of the session
soss Ct leading bears showed ctsposi-
Lol 70 sci for another downward the theory
IA ne crop progressing fairly well and tlat
"a demand. taking the country whole. showed
H..e Improvement
TIE range OF contract prices The local market today
was as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-08

ne local market spot cotton closed quiet at 20
gas advance; ml6dllng Upland Il s0c. Tniddng GUlf
--seoc sales % sCt-le-s. lH2 bales.
c.I.tnern spot markets we're telegraphed a. follows
s,ssston steady "a lower at 11%c sales. s45 baleE
Sos-le nominal y lower NE Wilmington nominal
.lo.k steady. unchangel IIl5c; sales. bales Bal
sl-ore nominal. lower IL75c Galveston steady
- higher 11ssc sales 745 bales. New-OTeans firm.
&c higher al i ssc Eaie $50 bales. Memphis steady,
y t.gae- a. ll5sC- sales. 30 bales.
ss'lIE-ec receipts leading points for to
altso~ ~ Nevogleans. 800 600 bales against 104
- week ead 2204 as At Galveston 100 500
tess against go last week and year. and
a., 90 TO 400 bales against 2l7 last week and le5
heoeips ports and interior points to-day CON-
leFec with The day last week and last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-08

5sR56lsc OATS steady; No white natural 4Sc; do
clipped. +s1sG49c BUTTER steady extra Western
ic higher nearby 100 loss on: fresh Western.
Igc Iss of; fresh Southwestern. lS loss of; fresh
Southern lie, loss OF CHEESE quiet but steady New
full creams choce TO fancy DID, SaGee; do choice
10 S5.S do fair to good. new. IQ7-aG.
ReoeiptIFlour 1000 bbls and 1311. 600 70 in sacks:
corn coo bush: oats 1000 BUSH ShipmertS-CorR.
1900 bush: oats. 5000 bush
St. Louis. June T-Closs-V IIIArINo red elevator.
e2Q95c. CORN-No cash. 471sei July 4s1sc; septsa-
ber 462c OATS-No cash. 41ise: July. 3Tc: Septem-
Der, SO&c No white. As a G46c-
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Is ~ the ports ana interior points to-day. com
n -ae sane aaE last Meek and LAST LeaE:

Exchange special Liverpool cablesi Spot cotton
sa-eA 600 bales; speculation export 500 bales
haier 100 Tece!gtg, 600 bales; American. 5000
,oirts ll,lng pland ff3c: futures opened steady.
ciosss ,ssr On Old crop and points lower on new
es2s Taa32 Het point higher 70 points lover June
te11b.-s s51ly. GID; July-A-guSL 6l2d August-Se-
Be- ob4e; Septeube--October 4ed: Oct5ber-Novem-
1eS soyeifoel December, . lSd Decerber-Js
eue, -oe JaEuary-February. Bid Neutrality-suspicious.
rIs--s.eeh moderate demand
sze :, = ESSENTIAL OTLs-The demand moderate
yrsese yooninS dad. with the uudertou- steady and
60 r-.---lAsec We quote. PEPPERMINT, tins 50 33
eANqY 81 49,. g oglls3 90 sPEARAiINT. 50 5ogS4:
cRler' 80 ga ~ PENNYR0YAL. 95cGS1 05: LEMON
al s,ttye 81 759S3 ROOTs-The market is steady
cOcY e With prices quoted follows: BUR-
gt7 wes.si- -sIIAN <izg5c GINSENG. Northern. SO
g 5oas7. AsSo 5o Sour lera. 81 1896 Eastern
tssc5ed' sSSl,SSGl-k, Jansea beached 101s@llc; IN
poRssFes egl9e golden seal 81 I0Gs1 20: EELLEBORE
=, 4lcDEICE ordinary bales Of 400
2zzG2zee y ouae4ss i0c; sARsAPARTLI-A. Honduras
-s.ls1cefl. 8Eni0c; Western e50TOc
TfropssI sa1ans- s@d45e; Texas 4OaS3c
week ~ ato-. Aaref ruled steady with sales for tho
were roo ~ 1900 hides The receipts Tor the week
EIs aes,y and the stock s now 10 200 hides and
e. foie,sss y 900 same tire last yea- We quote
trio and Sssito-nia. l9c; Galveston l7e san An
seeeted sc; ard the foiloWfrg duty paid
Essols rs 1ese; orinoco PC: TsInpoo I5Ac
SAei Psrro f.h central American 20ci Vera Cruz
sssa-ss "a Guayra anc Csraesss SQs.nj
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NAVAL STORES

low grades confidently held. Spirits the
other hand. shows weak turr here. owing lower
trend at Savannah where prices fallen or
ably recently. Tar Is quiet. We quote
SPIRITS TCRPENTINE-Ou and machine barrels SO
G56iac.
TAR-Pine hbIs So S5GS2 40: OIL So nominal.
.hlSLN.Conlnon 70 good strained, So O5Gs3 on; z.
S5 10 + So 20 O. 50 20 II 50 80; l. So 4o K 50 So; II.
s44$4 10: n. 81 25QS4 50; W G. 81 80; " ". s. 20.
STOCK ON HAND
Eorii -S 81, hsIs
Wilmington, June 7.-SPIRTTs TURPENTINB firm.
o-ci receipts Il bbls. ROSIN dru, s. 5o
66ls TAR firm. 81 so: receipts, 40 bbIs CRUDE TCR-
FNTINE firm. So -. 81 ana 81 %; receipts 19S bbs
5ayaPnah June TT FPENLINE firm, 52s4c; receipts,
1lo6 bbs; sales, 100 exports. 26O ROSIN Arm; receipts
3bUI o6.s sales, lO9O bbls; expOrts So Quoted: c
81 go; D. 81 60: T. s. 70. E s. 81 So: 81 co.
3 90.
Charleston. June T.-TU RFENTINyE Arm 52c ROSTN
lrn; A p, c d. 81 20: E g co. 81 c, So 10: z.
w ". 81 IS.
London June 7-TURPENTTNE-spir 4s Cd.
hOSIN-Arnerica2 strained. IS Sd me. lis 80.
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To Whom 1t Mag Concern.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS OF THE GLOBE
" Security Company. insoIvent corporation OF New
JerseyFe creditors OF said Company their
the subscriber within two months
hereof be excluded from the benefit OF
dividends according order OF tha Chancellor o.
New Jersey. bearing Ga:e this day,
CHARLES G BLACK, Receiver.
10 Exchange Plaza
Jersey City. y. =
Dated May I6 1904
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Assi gnee'S Notice.

DTRSTANT TO ORDER BY HON DAVID
Ieveutrtt creditors OF Emile LipP required
their 70 a aE-
torneys before July q. 1894
THOS. 3. HICKEY. Asslsne~
LESSER BROS Attorneys for Assisnss. 900 Broadway.
EeN- Ynr, city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-08

ROYAL BLUE LINE,
NEW JERSEY CENTRAL r F. PHTIApErpHrR
AND READING RT. and BALTIMORE
AND OHIO X r.
To Baltimore and Westminster
EVERY OTHER HOUR
ON THE EVEN HOUR"
L. liberty st-eet-.-. 500 am. Except sun Brr-yS
.-10-00 an. Daily. Diner.
zoo Daily,
2o0 Daily,
s7icyai limited 400 pm Daily. An Punsu.
..a.. pm. Daily, Diner
100 Daily, Buffet
-. u IS night Daily. SlsspsrA
Ferry
sDatiy. fDaf-y except sunday. SSunday only.
Of1ces. Ferry. Ferry,
2sI 434. 1900 1854 Broadway, Isl 5th Av % Criou
Square West, I53 125th 81, 2T3 West issta s.
PAS Columbus Ave. Nsv-York; 4 Court ST.. 81. SD
Fulton Brooklyns 3eO Broadway williamsburg New
York Transfer Co, calls foz and checks baggage
tnaron-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-08
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Burao June FLOUR arm WiIEA ATS ing IN,
veal, No . yellow 5Si@c: No SOC. OATS Arm.
No > white 46iac; No . mixed 43c. BAELcS-Meiium
Western offered at 53Q55c. RYE-No quoted at sic.
chicago Juno THE leading futures ranged fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-08


settled SO Northern offered at 81 "a CORN dun and
weak; No yellow 5sisc No soTn sos 3ATS arm
No Ti of.r tS1 at 5&55c YEo quoted at sla
chicago, juno THE leading futures ranged fol-
lows:
wheat; .sopsRlns Highest E5 Loy ys Closing ing
July 0d ss4:g gss5 ss.qsSis Ss5: ssasss
September new 81 b9s11 s23s s1@@sl@ S1A
Corn. No 2:
5 }sR' n, ,s ST; 'oao:s 81: :s s.. Z: e
Oats. No .; ,...
Mess pork. per bbii
s:5s ' i3SS SEE sasa SIS qa r.
ny siiS s ss5" :s2s s So
sss5g ..... s9s ss@ 9qfss ssS s2ss
Cash weT sa fq Nc EF9Ug B. steady
SATgg&No 4i4s642.e: No white 4204sise BAR
ZEE E F%2s fsfls 81 NorRwss1en 81 oss
TIMOTHY sEED-PTtme; 81 50; SkLoF t
kHRb. per 100 n IS 55Gso 67ls. CUT MEATs~short
yo 5eS 2zf 81 basis Of hss vines 81 2 on
the Produce Exchange TO-DAY: BUTTER steady cream
mark cases included. 14a@l5lao, CHEESE easy. 7se
Duluth. Jun. 7-close-wHEAr-N Northern
seAc; No Northern. e4lac; July e5!ac: September.
milwaukee. Jun. 7-wHBAT-No 1 Northern 81 OOls
No 2 Northern 9sG99c: Ole July. s9t asked RYE-No
No g. o0G01c; July 4s'ae.
eee Northern. s5s gIoTE1rss patents $ zoo
oSd clears 81 70 Bran bulk. si6; shorts sl7
Toledo June Close: CIovERsEED-cash SO 10:
S SsL00S Ta u 81 a. september 81 az
s sss a isa'S liz 'i siss.s :s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-08


RIO $3.50 exchange. i S-32d, receipts, 600 bags =
dsysl. shipments United bags ship
Tnents fo- Europe 600 tags; stock. 59s 90 bars-
sanros-Coffee market quiet. good average santos
Bs9O0 receipts bags - GAYS. stock Gl5oo0 bass
Ea-n0urgCoee market opened unchanged al -Sn p m
vas net ufa---g higher ss-es 1900 bags Havr-
coffee marker opened barely stel1v. UNCHANGED =
unchanged. g. r.. declined 2. franc. 800 ? "a
INN -. ~ 81 Z 4 IA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-08
LEHICH VALLEY.

fcSrJs and Pullman accomrn $50 IS5l
broadway, 3 Union 81 wes as Columbus Ave.
81 Fulton ST. Court ST. So broadway s. Fl Fulton
Y Transfer will call for AMI cheek baggage
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-08
Black Dress Goods
Are ora Top Again

and in high vogue Tor the SUM.
n7er. The stock comes through
a commission house, where they
were held in bond. The goods
are Of qualities unqucstionable.
B5c A. yard--Mohar Slcila,, the best
ever sold at Coo: no such price rs ours
has ever boon known for these goods
3nc a pard--4i-lnch MoEairs, better
than any on the market at SOC.
6Oc n yard--Mohar Basket Cloth, cost
CSC wholesale.
zoe Il yard-All Wool Voiles. thirty
eight inches wide.
1Oc n yart--Black Danish Cloth. tho
best loo quality.
81 &c n yard--All Wool Crepe Mtstral,
thirty-six to forty-two inches wide, the
same sold all the season at 7bc a yard.
S1.25 for $2.25 silk Brlllantine. light
weight as india silk and will hold It's
own for years.
55c a ward for best 81 Mohair Siclian,
extra width.
zoe yard-Silk Warp Poncienne Ciolh,
imported TO sell for 81.
zoe a yard-Sik Swansdown, the reg
ular s1.5O value.
81 1-2c yard-All Wool Chcviots and
serges. in every variety OF Style not
piece that has been less than eoc ana
some was 7oc yard.
81 a yard-5O-inch Imported English
Chevot-we have sold the same make
and grade for tho past six months at
1850
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-08
Shirt Waists
by the Hundreds.

all Of them made within six
weeks by one OF the foremost
manufacturers. These arc Waists
that were cancelled by mer-
chants that had quiet trade and
became frightened. We bought
the entire lot.
st.05 each--Real Hand Made China
SILK Waists, white or black, embroidered,
with French knots.
On several counters we place Waists
at OSc that were made to sell Mt 81. De-
the many sorts. They arc made OF white
and black India llnons and muslin.
trimmed with lace. Tcneriffe embroid-
cry and most Intricate manner OF tuck
Ing Some Of them arc tailor made. Youll
find mercerized material, In white. white
ground with delicate figures, and others
are black mercerized. etc Tho greatest
sale over made at this price.
26c for White Lawn Waists. trimmed
with embroidery; arc tho usual best COG
ones.
soc for White A1ercerizcd Waists. in
popular designs-light weight. for BIZ n
Nor wear
6Oc-Bcautlful Lawn Waists. hem.
stitched and tucked, that might eas1Ay
cell for soc.
x2Ab-China Silk Waists, in plain tucks.
with Tenerffe trimmed collar or elabo-
rately trimmed In Val lacc black OF
white, all sizes.
SDc for ;l.o5 Black India Linen WalstS'
Handsome Alloyer Lace Waists at sim
liar prices.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-08
Mill End Cottons.

o a,4c for l5c Yard Wide Imported Ma
dras.
1-oc for best 1-4c Light Cnlicocs.
Use for 1-2c Apron Ginghams. all
size checks and colors,
4 Lee for Yard Wide Blcached Cot
tons.
) a..c for q, Sea. Island Percales; tho
light ones are o 3-As.
,-2c for Yard Wide New York Mills
Bleached Cotton.
3 3-lc for So English Eatiste,
y AIDE for loc Yard Wide French Per
Gales.
6 a-ic for l. lee Madras Cords and
Percales, fun yard wide.
16c a yard--Yard Wide Linen Finished
Cannon Cloth, suitable for waists, dresses,
etc; has the appearance of and launders
like linen.
z Lee yard--2Aoo yards of IL 1-2c
French Batiste, in lengths OF two to
eight yards.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-08
Get Your Laces
for All Summer.

The latest deal will prove the
goodness Of the Cohen store
The Laces are Of the useful as
we'll as the ornamental, and rare
trimming sorts. There are many
hundreds of pieces and styles to
select from.
20 a yard-Thousands Of yards OF Point
dc Paris and Plat Val. Laces. Edgings
and Insertings, widths to six inches
sc yard-Point de Paris Plat and
French vals.. real Torchons and machine
made Medicl; values to u 1-2c.
roc yard-Allover Waist Laces. white
and ecru, costing to 6sc; about twenty de-
signs In the lot.
soc a yard-New Allover Oriental Re
pousse Net Laces, In open eyelet and
other beautiful designs, costing to sl-2a
TOrChOn Lace. &c.
extraordinarily big values at &c and &C.
including insertings.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-08
Helpful Shopping:
Hints at More
Helpful Prices.

Ten gross large bottles Best House,
hold Ammonia, special price 8 1-3c
bottle
Ten gross Needle Books. consisting OF
six papers of needles and darning needles,
large size &c a book.
Hair Pins, assorted kinds. two bundles
for 1c.
Ten gross Talcunl Powder highly per-
fumcd, made to sell at l0c; Monday, Tor
90 a box
Five gross Rubber Dressing Combs. as
sorted kinds; special price, Zoe.
White Celuloid Combs, best 25c ones
made, tic each.
Five gross Violette Soap, a good soap
and a bargain at &c; special, 8 LIE a
cake.
Five gross Dress Shields, largo sizes.
worth 17c for DC n pair.
125 pair Women's Ready Made Carriers
all colors, best 25c ones made, for 1sc q
pair.
Table of Pearl Buttons assorted kinds
and worth to go dozen; choice, &c
dozen.
Another lot OF Pearl Buttons made to
sell at 10c a dozen, all sizes 30 a dozen.
SIMPSONS Pins, 400 to paper, 20
paper.
Whittemore's Baby Elite Shoe Polish,
s lie n bottle.
Ten gross Japanese Fans. including
chain, all colnrs, 100 each.
White Japanese Fans, special price Is
&c; other Jap Fans are 1Oc to 35c.
200 men's Collar Buttons all kinds,
worth 1oc, for &c each.
Two Coli Hat Pins, In caddy $50
article. for loo.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-08
a Hosiery Exhibit
Never Equalled
i'm Richmond.

From the finest imported to
the least price domestic makes,
this stock Of Hosiery offers price
advantages that seem inpos-
sible when you see the goods
and compare them with else
where prices.
10c par--Wonen's 25c and s5c Fancy
Stockings, in tho new designs OF black
and white
100 q. pair-wonens CSC Plain Gauze
and Solid Black Stockings.
zoe a. pair--iNV onen's Imported Stock
ings, in about twenty-five different pat
terms, black allover lace, black lace boot
plain uppers Rembrandt dropstitch. with.
embroidered instep. the now shades of tan
Rembrandt, plain, sheer. black gauSe;
any OF them are 5oc values
10c a pair--N- onlen's Black Lace Stock
ings, the best that were ever sold at 2oc.
25c q pair--Wonens Black GauZe Lsle,
extra fine gauge: black ingram, isle drop
stitch; black and tan allover lace; white,
plain or dropstitch, are a few OF these
extra $50 values at @Jc.
.sIc a pair--Women's Stockings. In all
the fancy new imported designs OF white
and black, that are always sold from
69c to 7oc.
Misses soc Lace Hose. 29C.
In black or white. allover lace, Isle
to the toe sizes six to eight and a half;
Hermsdorf dye and the finest imported
b0c stockings.
25c a palr-Misses Tan Stockings, In
the new light shades all sizes.
15c a nair-Children's Lace Socks, IN
all sizes to seven, shades of pinks. blues,
cardinal also white and black.
100 Dozen Special
women's Black Lace Isle Stockings.
full seamless: manufacturers slight I'M
PROJECTIONS make the prices OF these l9c
and 25+Stock.ags IL 1-2c a pair.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-08
Basement Specials

Be each--2O dozen Bordered Towels.
csc a pair Ruffled Cottage Curtains.
LIE a yard-Open Lace Curtain Eta-
mine. coorcd or white a good zoe value.
3.ic yaId~-l2 lie Waite Plaid cur
tain Muslin
30 pair Moments Plain ana prop-
stitch Stockings.
roc each Braided Belts, in AL ,colorg
So pair-Chldren's Heavy Ribbed
Stoeldngsi some arc only ic,
25e Tor 5Oc COrRets, short or long.
GDc for Womcns Islack or Blue Heavy
Walking skirrs.
Goo for regular 81 and $40 Umbrellas.
zoe eSch-C hil1rena Umbrellas, just
tie thing far school use,
soc for CSC Velvet Hasgocks
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-08
Another Large
Shipment Of
New Cotton Fabrics.

Some are exclusive patterns,
which you'll find only at Colien's;
all are at prices less by a gener-
Gus percentage than anywhere
else in Richmond. Many were
bought for month ago delivery
the delay helps you fourth.
1oc for the regular o5c Organizes, very
fne and shcer-white grounds, with all
the floral designs and color combinations.
;-4c a. yard-4O-inch Batiste. In neat
and stylish effects; the usual 15c quail
ity
1So yard-Mercerlzed Silk Taffetas.
has all the appearance of the 81 ones;
every conceivable design and color.
zoe n yard-Sills Embroidered Spot
Crepe de Chine, In the solid tints. In
GLIDING the champagne shades-the Csc
grade.
. 1-2c a yard-Lace Striped Dmities.
In solid color grounds. with polka dots
Of black
o ado o. yard-Bourette and Lace
Striped Chambrays. all the shades-the
loo ones.
II 1-2c for 16 2-sc Corded Madras
8 3.4c for IL 1-2c Pique Wclts, just the
weight for summer wear, Bourette and
other styles.
o LIE for IL Lee Embroidered Spot
Organdy.
zoe yard-One and quarter yards
wide Imported Embroidered Swiss Nov
elites, tho SOC grade
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-08

~ III 5tt1C OF r -----T- ------ --
Il ~ liza .tLt. u, =,
1sc n ynrd--silk Mcrcerlzed Stripe ana
Figured Poplins, 35c values
POO d. yard Embroidered Dot India
LInon, $50 val'ie
zoe a yard-Embroldercd Poplins'
made to sell ut 6sc'
17c a. yard--Fincst Warp Welt Pianes'
! s.4c a yard--a,2oc yards OF Striped
Dimties. r,,,,,e,,
ra,Iins IN si1l, weight that cost Uc.
15c a yard--Two yards wide sn ,I
French organdlos, the finest ana pest
CSC to SOC values. -, r,,
. 1-2c a yard--Iinen Finished Lawns,
forty inches wide; has the appearance
of linen.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-08
Made Garments
Must Move.

Handsome Dresses, but no
good to us after this season. The
finest manufacturing and styles
most, exclusive. Price reductions
like this:
S39S-Eton Suits of Fancy Bourette.
$3.50 for SIS Tailor Suits of fancy and
plain fabrics.
s. for the best SO Tailor Suits in
town.
s:5 for sss Tailor Suits. in new exclu-
sive designs
Silk Shirt Waist Suits, SIS.
These Suits are OF panne foulard or
pin striped taffeta. stylish shoulder
capes or skeleton yoke Of heavy lace,
dlagonaly tucked or shirrcd skirts;
would cost double to have them. made.
$3.50 each--slllS Suits Of Shepherds
Check Taffeta, with new military Shout
ders, cord and button trimming skirts
have hip and panel trimming.
$3.50 each-F'ouard Suits, In light al
dark shades with shirred waists and
skirts, finished with straps and silk orna-
nlents.. stock. collar and belt.
Manufacturers Sample
Skirts.
including some Of the finest
makes-a saving to you OF near
half.
$3.50 to $40 for Fine French vole
Etamine. Panama. Cheviot and Mohair
Skirts.
ose northumberland dozen Wash
Skirts.
sl,1s for $3.50 White p. X. Skirts, full
nine-gorc flare Tapped seams.
1913 to $15--W omen's Full Length
Travelling Coats, In washable and wooden
fabrics.
Children's Refers
Black. All silk Taffeta. with lace
trimmed fancy collars, S1.0s
S1-Cloth Reefers. in full and fitted
back,
Full line Percale and Lawn Wrappers,
Short and Long Simonas, from 60c to
S3OS.
The celebrated Corsette Wrappers and
practical House Dresses for women are
here In all the wanted materais-S1.11
to FL. t