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Hanging Hall Rack. sohd antique oak els: re-
duced 10 Sl3.
hanging Hall Rack. antique oak ais. reduced TO
$40.
Imitation Mahogany Hanging Hall Rack. 80; re-
duced TO 81.
Sl5
LARGE Turkish Arm Chairs covered in French Gre
tonne. upho lsery soft. S:.1 reduced GO az each.
l LarRe 5-piece PArlor Suite, imitation mahogany
fralnes piano nnsh, covered IN best Wilton ESQ;
reduced to $40.
0-piece Parlor Suite. solid walnut framss covered
in crushed ms hair D. ush SO; reduced TO $50.
1 Zine 0-I'iece Leather Library suite, antique oak
frames, go; reduced q Ttj5.
Large Handsome Library Chairs, antoine oak and
cherry frames, covered IN best leather s5; reduced
10 so.
Large Bed LouEge. antique oak frame covered IN
olive crushed plush go. reduced 10 ssO
q Zine CkeyA hirrUrs. antique oak and cherry
frames beyel plates. 4UxlS, 81 D: reduced 10 Sl2.
1 LARGE Standing Cabinet, very finely carved, four
beyei mirrors. size feet 10 inches high wide
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E {; a u III III $
POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE
SEVENTH STREET.
$#$$$#$#: IL V
Why has last week been the best SILK WEEK -
have ever hads
nyou have seen our prices n you have seen our -
sortment you wouldn't ash why
This is going 10 he decided silk sesson Everything
in their favor China Silks light In weight come
IN large variety Of eolors, and patterns we're
never prcttier.
We have put on sale
500 PIECES
NEW SILKS
in the iates, coornss and designs and 10 be sod q
prices Tat such silks have before been sold
retail store.
27INcH SHANGHAI SILKS
IN solid colorst Cream. White. Blsck. Lisht Blue.
oid Rose, Nile. Heliotrope. Mahogany. Medium and
iAsht Gray, Golden Brown. Garnet Bronze States.
&c. &C.
These siiks retaied every where for and o. Is
yard.
OUR PRICE eoc. YARD.
24-ipch CANTON SILKS in solid colon.
Colors: Cardinal. Gray, Cream, White snd Black
soc. and 81 are the usual prices
OUR PRICE soc A YARD.
2oinch Genuine Printed CHINA sHANrANo
SILKS, ecru grounds, with figures Of the following
colors: Navy, Brown Bronze. Mahogany IAght ana
Medium Blue, Old Rose, Heliotrope and Myrtle
These come IN leS4 and 20 yard lengths and cannot h.
cut The prize all over is 75e.a yard
OUR PRICE SOC. YARD.
:4.inch Genuine Figured CANTON SILKS in e,qu,-
site designs, entirely new effects. worth ell
OUR PRICE s5c YARD.
so pieces of 2o-inch sURAH SILKS, in all the new
coiors. usually sold for 95c.a yard.
OUR PRICE e9c. YARD.
We have closed ont from q New York importer 10
pieces of 2O-inch colored FABLE Francois SILKS
They are worth sl.l5 yard. Our patrons get the
oeneht Of our purchase and they will be put sale
FOR goo. A YARD.
They come in new street shades.
Daily arrivals of
SPRING DRESS FABRICS.
You can often GET YOUR DRESS MADE FREE ON
the difference Of prices and those you have been
used to paying for HlGH-CLASS DRESS GOODS
CONVINCE YOURSELF. OTHERS HAVE BEEN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-12
LAssBuRoH & Bao
SPRING DRESS FABRICS,

SPRING DRESS FABRICS.
Our new assortment great the forests in some
painless mountain. Brilliant with enthusiasm over
our Spring purchases
SOC. seems to be the popular price for DRESS
MATERIALS. We have every known weave of I'm.
ported and Home Products at that price in plain h
ured checked. plaid striped and bordered goods. An
avalanche Of variety select from Ut Soc per yard
SPECIAL TRIMMING ANNOUNCEMENT.
We have today moved our Trimming Department in
our Dress Goods Room. where the facilities for show
ing these goods 10 greatly increased thereby making
1t easy to select your trimmings to match the new
colorings in Dress weaves To make this event more
important will offer extra values in produc-
tons Of SILK. MOHAIR. JETTED AND GILT VAN
DYKE NOVELTIES IN BLACK AND COLoRED
DRESS FRONTS AND sAsHEs, NEW BALLOONS
in various patterns.
Novelty BLACK WHIP LASH FRINGE at e. 80 per
yard.
All Silk Knotted Fringes in Black and Colors
Embroidered Flannels with 3 and 4-inch- wide Work
ONLY $50.
The price all the world for these is 81 so and
sl.75 per yard We bought heavily and want to un-
load
Our willingness to sacrifice is, therefore, explained
GINGHAM DRESSES
CHILDREN 1. AND YEARS.
% CENTS.
Made Of good washable Ginghams with wide en-
broidery on waist and edged with embroidery around
sleeves and waist nicely plated between the embroid
cries, new sleeves, full length only CSC.
Only see them. won't You! No need to buy.
THE SHIRT QUESTION.
We will sell. beginning today and continue for five
days. ourlatest purchase of las dozen MEMS UN-
LAUNDERED SHIRTS, made Of Dwight Anchor Cot
ton, well worked button holes, alllnen bosoms con-
tinuous stays The workmanship At and general arts-
tic appearance will be found superior the higher
priced products We believe this offer to be the best
value that ever crept over our Shirt Counter.
PRICE CSC. EACH.
MEMS DEPARTMENT. MEMS DEPARTMENT.
+ E.. ! 4 1 . III :: :: :; ::
e. e ) j F s. G:s III
~ RgBH RRR 90
ss4sss BBbB I I Z 9 90 . -: : =
mls 400, 42a. 4a4. 4e6 9TH ST.
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II ENdRAvHR AND LIrHooRApHRR
lUl2 PA. AVE-
Waiting easds neatly printed srozn your plata y
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CHAMpAexEs.
DUO DE MONTEBELLO."
Choicest of French
Wines from Grapes
grown in the vineyards
of the
DUKES OF ORLEANS.
Quality-Dry.
Bouquet Exquisite.
h. W, BURCHELLs
Agent,
1925 i st. NV,
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BAUNf'S

POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE,
9TH STREET
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cARHAzT q LxIpx
s2s IN u and Soe KstaH
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-27

LANDMARKS or THE FATHERS.

No piece of news has given the peop'e of
Virginia greater satisfaction than that
which appeared in THE TIMES on sunday,
announcing that the showmen will not he
able TO carry away from Virginia another
Of its relics, the home at Fredericksburg OF
the mother of George Washington.
Virginians are beginning 10 get tired OF
the purchase at wholesale Of its relies,
and Nirginians, therefore, should back w
their sentiment by coming TO the aid of the
Association for the Preservation OF Virginia
Antiquities, through whose efforts, aided by
Hon. J. L. Marye, the attempt of the Chica-
20 syndicate to purchase the historic build
ing has been frustrated.
In this house, which is a quaint old build
ing, the mother OF Washington lived ii is
said, for thirty years. Here she received
her ilus,rious son and entertained his dis
tnguished friends and associates. Here
she died, and over her grave, which is near
the town, the ladies Of fredericksburg are
about to raise suitable monument. Some
additions have been made 10 the crginal
house, but they are easily discerned, and the
house as it was in Mrs. Washington's day
may be restored.
This act Of the association, which needs
funds to complete its latest triumph, should
induce all Nirginians and lovers Of yir
ginia, TO so into their pockets, and give
something more than sentiment and advice
10 the association, which is engaged in a
work worthy OF Virginia women.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-27
THE WILLIAMS DONATION.

The accumulation of wealth in the hands
ofindividual citizens of Richmond is rapidly
reaching point which will lead every year
TO a larger degree Of liberality on their part
for the benefit of public objects. 80 far the
disposition 10 make donations for such OBJ
jects has been INSTRUCTED by narrowness Of
fortune there being no reason to doubt That
this disposition has always existed in this
community to much greater extent than
would he inferred from its ACTUAL exhibit
ton. 1t is only just beginning to have the
means for display. In the last few years a
number of instances can be mentioned IN
which our citizens Of large means have con-
ferrcd lasting honor upon themselves by
giving out of their abundance, either by
actual gift or by will, large sums for the adj
vancement Of objects that look only to the
public advantage.
Richmond College has been conspicuous
recipient of this noble bounty, and there i
no institution in the State whose career has
shown il 10 be more worthy of being the
beneficiary Of such high minded generosity
The name of Thomas will be specially iden-
tilted with il on account of the great liber-
ality 10 this institution on the part of the
late James Thomas, Esq, his generosity in
this respect having conferred distinction
upon his memory that will only increase
with the lapse Of time. lie could not have
raised more permanent monument TO his
sagacity and public spirit, nor could lie
possibly have set nobleT or higher eX-
ample.
The work which Richmond College is dc
ing in this community is growing in useful
ness and excellence, and that it will con-
tinue with the progress of years to expand
more and more in collegiate importance.
does not admit Of question. The people OF
this city are especially interested in lis
prosperity, and ii was with universal graf
ifcation, in consequence, that the informa-
ton was received in this community of the
announcement on Saturday, that the family
of the late +. &. Williams had offered tho
board of trustees of the college $4,000 TO
found law professorship in honor of his
memory. This noble gift will further ell
large the sphere Of usefulness of the institl-
ton, and will do much to keep green the
memory Of one of the most useful citizens
whom Richmond has ever possessed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-27

shrow,lncss which would turn 10 account
soc,ional animosi,ics and antipathies. The
r,,,rs declines to believe that it finds "a re-
soonso in The hearts Of the Northern people
at lor.e. for 20 think otherwise is 10 east u
rcaecf.on upon the character of that people,
the very seyercst that could be conceived
There are many evidences that such IT,
Election would be most unjust to the great
body Of the citizens Of the North.
II il doubtful even whether there are
many Grand Army posts that share me as
crcditablc sentiments Of the Maclherson
Post. TO which special reference has been
made. Many o. the most prominent mem
hcrs of the Grand Army organization III
Rrooklyn have signiiied their intention 70
he present at the unyciling ceremonies III
c,ud;ug such men as General H0ratio 1.
King and Hon. James W. Ridgway, the
district attorney OF Kings county MAJOR
Corwin, the veteran commander OF tue l. >
Grant Post Of the same city, has expressly
tho warmcst interest in the occasion, thus
Indirectly rcbuking the spirit which led
MACPHERSON Post TO pass the RESOLUTIONS
already quoted.
Wherever there are brave and honorable
men, there will the Southern people hn'
the fullest sympathy with their determine
ton 10 honor the memory Of lee ON the 2'Il
of MAY with grandeur becoming the IN
mortal achievements Of that illustriou'
soldier
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-27
TUESDAY, MAY y, 1880.
APArER FOR THE PEOPLE.

The gratifying reception given to liiE
TIMES Of sunday cannot be allowed to pass
unnoticcd by that paper, which is news
paper for the people. In honor of the begin
ming Of the week of the unvcling Of the Lee
Monument. a ten page edition was issued,
and heartily appreciated by the thousands
of readers in this city and elsewhere.
4; contained the latest news about the
preparations for the unyciling illustrated
by a superb cut Of the statue; history OF
the movement which has resulted in The
monument from the graceful pen of Miss.
Augusta +. Daniel; rccollcctions Of life IN
Alexandria at the outbreak of the war;
history Of the association Of the gallant
remnant Of the Army Of Northern Virginia.
and sketch of the life of the private sol
der during the war.
One feature of special importance in this
issue was the appearance OF all the news
i'm Virginia. North Carolina, the South, the
country. and the world. 1t is the aim OF
THE TIMES not only to devote space to mat
tiers occupying the public mind Immediately
but also at the same time 10 publish all th'
news.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-27
MACPHERSON POsT.

That the ceremonies attending the un-
yelling OF the statue 10 General Lee in this
city Thursday, would even in anticipation
Of the occasion arouse the hostility Of Ger
tain elements at the North, was matter 10
be confidently expected. II is also a mat
ter 10 be regarded with Indifference, because
il IL not going too far 10 say that any ele-
ment at the North which is 80 blinded by
sectional feeling as 10 object TO the memory
OF Robert Il. Lee being honoIsd in any form.
however conspicuous or however perma-
ncnt, by the people whom he served so well,
excludes It's opinion from the serious con-
sideraton OF fair-minded men.
We are slow 10 believe that the resolu-
tions passed on Decoration Day by the
MacPherson Post G.. a. r., OF Brooklyn
have either the sympathy or approval of
any important section OF Northern public
opinion. Those resolutions denounce the
coming Inauguration OF the Lee statute as
Nm evidence Of a reyiying disloyal spirit, an
insult 70 the National Government, and an
Outrage upon the peace and goodwill Of the
people 1t large. This IL tho language either
y We sfossest prejudice, Or II political |
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-27
RADAM'S MICROBE KILLER

EXtorninalcs the Microbes AMI drives hem
out OF the system, and when thut is done You
cannot have uu ache or paiH. so matter
what the disease, whether a simple ease OF
Malaria Fever or combination of diseases.
we cure them all M the same time, rs we
treat all diseases cOnstitutiOnally.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-27

STATE or NRGIs1A, CITY AND COUNTY OF
NORFOLK. VA, <. s.: -, 1900,
BE IL remembered. That on the 1th DAY Oh
Anil. 1890. at the city Aforesaid, before me,
n. II. Baker. Jr., a commissioner resident ia
the said city, duly commissioned ana quahs
fed bv the executive authority, anu uhueI
fhc laws of the state Of Virginia, 40 lake nc
acknowledgements of deeds. &c, 10 tee used OF
recorded therein. personally appeared ADAM
fHTDWELL, prcsldcn and FRANK JEWELL.
secretary. OF the VIRGINIA MUTUAL LIVE
SrocK lNRURANCE Con- PASN Of virginia;
who being duly sworn, dcpOse and say ana
each for himself SAYS, That they are the above
described Ollie, is OF the SAID company, hliu
that ihc foregoing is "a true ana correct ~ tt'-
rneut of the actual condition of said orghniIt-
ton ON the last day Of IT'S fiscal year. io-"ii;
Inc slst Jay of iccombcr, 1850, according 10
INC best Of their knowledge, information ana
belief 10 spectiycly.
IN testimony whereof have hereunio SCI
l Y hand ana affixed the seal Of my oiiicei on
the 9TH day of April, 1890. ..-,.,.
IL. III. BAKER, JE.,
myG-TUGw Nolhty u'ii''
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-27

GIEO O0O CITY OF ports
- IDU.UUU MOUTH, Va, . rEt
CENT. 3O-YEAR BOND-. DATED JAM
AIRY Isr. 1890. INTEREST PAYABLE
JANUARY AND JULY.

-
JANUARY AND JULY.
We control ard offer for sale at par and
accrued interest, AMI recommend 10 lHNca-
tors. the sAOvc described bonds IcserVine
the right (Which Will very probably ie eAti
ciscdl t0adyance the price nc any time WIKI
Out notice.
Portsmouth is % conservative and grow ius
citv. with a population of i2,tOn. most ad-
vaniageously situated on Norioik lllIDoi' "p
posite the city of Norfolk, Va.
10 may noW bc considered piaclic"lF ul'
outlet and ocean terminus OF inrt' great i.i -
road systems, To- WI ihe 0,i' ''i III '.''
the Atlan.ic Coast Limo. and the hicuihon u
and UnnvfFc the two latter systems 'c ell
ili.s the Uc. au over tine Noiioih itUt 'iivlt 7"
Railroad completed March, $500, Wilcn
fGcv iaintly own. extending nom Iarnofo,
a.. 10 Portsmouth, distance al ABOUT IOV
'iItcsides thee roms. q great addition was
,untlp 10 the railroad Iciullt, OF ihr p'lt 10y
tho opening in February lr3p' ol .I" a. . AZ
tic and Ilusiile iailfo1d rom loitiii'ul
., Danvillc which road is ROW being tAirtd-
td under the charter OF another company INTO
the rapidly developing mineral region OF
Ne tal,c the following extracts from let
fer inst received from NI. James II. ioninrft
the chairman Oi the finance committee 90
the Common Council of Portsmouth,. WHO,
uu Ter date of April 2olh, lcop, Nii''a "'
"lhc opening of the ,tantic and
..,,,iiio ,,niirg1t saltuty don. much for
f-..,it,. and AZ. me- lo.ing mrau increase
81, "a, an limos Portsmouth
h.s never repudiatrd any 0f her debts. und
, - ,,,.r, b.. mo- claim al any KIDD against
mo civ dine ana unrnid 30
m ,.sos.ed Valuation ol taxalie property
io, ieep was about p tOOauOn. Iho true vale
i-9ti,n fen tl.f wear was con cryatyely ESTE
mated at $500 1000 Since the close Oi the
year, new and import lui iairnad lih'e nay
been opened a.d otlcr advances lh ihe
orov, Nh and mo u,tifvof tnecIfy have taken
nioce
ne assessment now being made should
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-27
SUNDAY ACCIDENT.
MIR. Deiarue. Family and Horse Roll Down
"A iiill.

Mr. Deiarue, amiiS ana horse tOil Down
a iiill.
Mr. Gus +. Delaruc, wife and three chill
drcn attended the funeral Of Captain VIM.
{. Wilkinson's wife sunday afternoon in a
double-seaiod drag: They were in the rear OF
the procession from the church, and while
going through Hollywood TO the grave,
the horse became affected with some
thing like blind staggers and began
TO balk until it reached the cmbankmcnt 10y
the side of the road. There being nothing
TO Obstruct it, the vehicle, with its Occu-
pants, rolled over and over until il reached
the bottom. The animal lay perfectly still.
Mr.. Delarue aud his family were beneath
the drag, which was considerably damaged
by the fall.
Some people who saw the accident rushed
down 10 the scene, and, strange TO relate
found the entire party unhurt, except few
scratches and bruises. The horse was also
uninjured. Mr.. Delarue regards it as most
remarkable escape for all.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-27
The Coviugton Improvement Company,
(OYincton, Va

The plan adopted by the Coyington I'M
proyemcnt company is one that cannot fail
of success. The company has purchased
about one thousand acres Of the beautifully
located lands surrounding the town, and is
now dividing the same into business lots
dwelling lots. and manufacturing sites. II
is now building an elegant hotel, and is Sc
curing plans for a rolling mill and steam
forge for making car aXlcs, links and pins.
DC. The plant will be completed with the
least possible delay. and viii emyloy four
hundred men. Other plants will follow.
The company intends TO erect them, and
not TO rely on foreign capital. For the pre-
sent lots will be sold privately only. Some
may be sold by public auction later, when the
company's plants are approaching compile
ton. Some of the capital stock Of the
company Will be sold at par for limited
time, and the proceeds Will be devoted 10
permanent improvements. There are no
preferences among stockholders. All are
on the aground floor" Address:
X. l.. PARRISH, President; or
j. j. uOnBs Treasurer COyinctOn Na
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-27
4 TTENTION ! ATTENTION :
n ATTENTION.
HOME SEEKflis AND INVESTORS
SUBURBAN PROPERTY
AnARE CHANCE FOR MN

ARNRE CHANCE FOR ALL
on River view road, within i've minutes
drive 10 the city of ,Manchcster. Va, ana ON
q me direct road 90 the handsome stock itili
of II. C. ChambIn. Esq. High Land Cooi
Brcczes Inriyallcd Views
This beautiful land. overlooking the ioNcly
valley of the James, the cities ~ Manchester
and Richmond, will Doe divided into acre lots.
and so arranged that eight or nine acres can
br bought iu one piece If 50 desired.
This Grand sale will take place
TUESDAY, JUNE BIRD, $500.
M l.3O O'Clock +. 81. ON the premises, al pub
lie auction. Make 30 your business To hr
fhcrr. This sale will positively take place
unless prevented hy s.Orm-in that case, d.
Will be offered on the day following al same
hour.
HOME SEt KERS.
This beautiful land, close to the cities Of
Nanche- and Richmond, oilers ihc great
est opportunity ever presented to You 20 Soc
curra beautiful me on exceedingly ~
FERNS You will have the advantage oi boli
city and country. This handsome land D.
nigh and healthiul. and in The highest state
Of cultivation. The city Of Manchester ls
rapidly increasing In population ana sub
stantal improvements. Here you can nave
YOUR home. markct-garden and dairy. Inc
sire Is and street-car lines already projected
VIII soon. 30 IFS expected, place This properly
az the very gales Of the cie. Make 70 your
special business TO examine tins property be-
fore buying elsewhere.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-27

TRUSTEE'S SALE
or A
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-27
II. y. 7 AhhI0If, IItsIutHi; OF
J. j. HOBBS, Treasurer, COyingtOn, Va.

Lines, chocolate syrup, 'impcrial" MIX
shakers. rotary ice shayors. lime squecz-
ers, soda, acid, ginger ale extract, fruit
Juices 1.-THE BEST, rock candy syrup, pure va
Dilla, lemon and all other ilayoring ex-
tracts, together with all kinds Of soda foun-
tain requisites, at Owens a. Minor Drug
Company, opposite the postoflice.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-27
VERY VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT COR
NER OF THIRTEENTH AND DECATUR
STREETS, MANCHESTER, VA.

Hv virtue Of n deed TO T.. u. lIowle and r.
II Starke. trustees, dated November lsth,
1850. and duly recorded In tho Clcrks Once
~ the Husiings Court Of the city OF Manches-
Ter ID. X. II. page II, default having been
made IN the payment OF one OF the notes
secured thereby and being directed SO TO DO
,ces viii, sell nj public autlon on the premi-
SOS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-27
RAILROADS.
FREDERICKSBURG
1DICIIMOND.

FREDERICKSBURG
IN AND POTOMAC RAILROADS.&C.
ule commencing APRIL Z0TH. 1sJO-fast-
ern standard time:
1882 a. m. leaves Byrd-street station daily
stops only at Ashlond, Boutwell,,
Milford, Fredericksburg, Brooke,
and Widewa.er. Sleeper Washing
ton and Sew York.
1882 n. m leaves ByTd-stfecf station daily.
except Sunday paflOr ear Rich
mOnd 10 Washington.
6:35 p. m. leaves Byrd-siieet staiion daily.
Sleeping car Rich mond 10 New
York.
$500. m. arrives ~ Byrd-streei station daily
sleeper from Sow York
2;S9 D. m. arrives at Byrd-sifeet station 1,aliy'
Boutwell,. and Ashland. sleeper
from Washington ard New ofki
does not stop al ElDa.
9'i5 p. ~. arrives at Byrd-sitcet station oaiiy
except sunday. ParlOr ear wash
ingtOn 10 Richmond.
ASHLAND TRAINS.
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAYS.
g.fss. m. leaves rlba. Arrives at Ashland a
1853 "A. m.
400 n. m. accommodation. icaN as BNrd-stieef
station: arriyesat Ashland 90 D pm
Gap IN. leaves ilba; arrives at Ashland al
0:f5a. m. arrives Llba. Leaves Ashland ~
900 "a. IN.
s.95 p. III. accommodation. arriyes at ByrI-
street station; leaves Ashland at
1897 "a. u,
6;1s 3. IL. DRIVES at hlpa; ic''Ves Asii'nH III
b.3Jp. f0.
C.A.TAYLOE, Traffic Man scr
r. o. a. NgEls. tcucull superintendent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-27

For strengthing and clearing the voice.
use browns Bronchial Troches, v-"I
have commended them 10 friends who were
public speakers, and they have proved ok.
trenleIy serYioeable.p'-Rey. Henry Ward
DeecleL,