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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-26
THE MOST EXTRAORDINARY SALE or TIE
SEASON FOR THE BALANCE OF THIS
WEEK. PRICES LOWER THAN
THE SAME QUALITY WAS
EVER BEFORE OFFERED.
WASH DRESS GOODS.

Great values in fine Cotton Fabrics.
Braudcnhorg -ui'iuee, The finest OF me me
Percalcs, with beautiful figures M lower Designs
only lG2e-. per yard for the +''. quality. ,-.
(heyaIer Cloths, q handsome pfihtei 'hbI J,
on tinted pquc. only lG3S'. FOR inc Zoe. iailly'
Figured Canton Crepes handsome it4fl
delicate printing or tinted crepe, only i'-a. peg
yard Tor the 2Jc. quality. 49,.
Columbian Novelties, handsome Is't'I
stripe. alternating with a crimpied plain stiipe
very effective. only 1870. for the PC qHailtF.
PRINTED Dimities IN exquisite designs Only
1879. .-,.... t.i.
Irisa Lawr. 40 inches w1e-the third case TINS
soas1u-only 1850. per yGrd.
Iriufed indian Dimiila-, the finest WASH mate
rial used. only 3,c. per yhrd. ,-
4Oc. quality genuine Scotch Gioghnms al Zoe
s.ngelcs. Cio,h. per,ct imitation Of 'h'
criuk.ci six aud wool goods 40 - Per 'ri' "hA
@Jr. -...-.. ~. .,...
for tho 3Jc quality. r.. a..
Lace striped Printed Muslins at 2Oc' for me
20. quality t.,..
India Novelty Lawns az 12te'. FOR the 1859
quality ..,..
Plluted Bedford Cords, very handsome styles
az 10 and l@i2r. per yard
Over 30 styles Black Dress Goods Tor GUNNER
wear In plain. striped, checked. ana open "orA
from lOr per ward up.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-26
BLEACHED SHEETING.
LACE CURTAINS

our Gl.-yard wide Bleached Sheeting is as fine
az Fruit OF the Loom, but not a. heavy.
LACE CURTAINS.
Nottingham Lace Curtains at 81 per pair for
the 80 quality; AZ sl.75 fog the 800 quality,
and az II por pair for the S1.5O quality.
Irish Point Lace Curtains AZ y" per pair for
the $3.50 quality: at "a per PAIR for the 30
quality, and AT - per pair for the $3.50 quality
SWISS Lace Embroidered Curtains at ) 10 per
pair for the 500 auaiitY-tae best bargain ever
offered by any house IN America.
GAMES.
Iawn-Tennis Sets. Racqneis, Balls, Nets, etc.
Crolnet sets from gOc. 10 "a.
Batile-Door. shgtlle-Cock, Grace-foops, and
Hoops o; all kinds.
NOTIONS.
Barbour's Linen Thread. Sc. spool.
Colga,e's Toilet Soaps at DC. cake. or soc. per
dozen.
The celebrated shandon Bells Toilet Soap a.
lgc a cuke--old elsewhere AT 20.
Comb. Brush. and Mirror Ia oxidizei fittings at
si.4f per set. worth -.
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RICHMOND, VA. April 2H. 1892.
NIRGINtA SAFE DEPOSIT AND
FIDELITY COMPANY.

4 general meeting ~ the suhsc-.bcrs % INC
canital stoes az thc NiRGlNIA SAFE DEPOSIT
AND FIDELITY CONPAN1 is hereby called 10
h., held ia inc rooms over he oe!'es W the
Planters National Bank, at No. 200 ca Main
et .ct. Rlrumoni, Va, or j. o'clock VI. on
THURSDAY. 26tn day of May, 1892, for plf-
roses OF organization Of the company and TIE
transaction o. such other business a. may be
brought before the meeting.
o. r.. PACE.
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THE RICHMOND DISPATCH.
BY TIE DISPATCH COMPdNY.

Tho DAILY DISPATCH IL dciivo rci 10 sub
prriber~ n, rlrTrrS cySrs per week. payable 70
tie carrier weekly Mailed NJ s6 per annunl
ssfor six months, sl.50 fos thrcc months; sos
io, one month.
Tho sENl-wEERLY DISPATCH nj 81 per an
mum, or 81 for SIX months
The WEEKLY DISPATCH nj 81 pcr ennum
The SUNDAY DISPATCH al al. 30 per annum,
a sSc. for elk months
Subscriptions in all cases payable IN advance
md no paper continued after the expiration OF
Sic time paid Tor Send post-orice money-ordcr,
check. or registered letter Currency zen, oy
nail vii be ~ tho risk OF the sender sab
tcribers Wishing their pcst-onicc changed must
sivc their Ola as well ~ their ncw pOsi-onice.
sample copies free.
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rlectine unItod statos Senators.

Electirg United states Scha'oIs'
The term of Mr. Jovis. Of Louisiana IN
the United States Senate will not expire
until the 18th Of March. 1898. NoVcrthe-
less the Legislature of that state Is ""iF
engaged now IN the work OF choosing OF
irving TO choose his successor. why Is
senator 10 be elected SO long time before
the time for HIM TO take his seat 2 Because
a United States statute PROVIDES amongst
other things that the election II United
states senators for the regular terms shall
be begun on the second Tuesday after the
meeting aud organization Of the Legisla-
tnro elected last before the term OF the
United States senator expires. We DO not
know why Congress does not make the
Federal law more flexible. Certainly II
would seem that that statute ought not 20
REQUIRE United States senators to toe chosen
three years before their terms begin.
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ADVERTISING RATES

rsnied situations t25 words or less,.....s -
Reading notices IN rcading-nsiior type, nve
lres or Ices. al; IN nonparei loaded, 75c.
Card n rates iof more space furnished on ap-
Khcation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-26
What Nnarf-Failnrn Is.

In Wellington, Kan. JosgrH HARDIN
was recently captured by four mnsNeu
men. was seated on q box, blindio'd.d'
and told he was abou. e. toe shot to DEATH
The gun was fred mo the air. One Of tht
four cap,ors touched HABDIN's head about
where n bullet might have bit IT, ana ne
fell dead. lie died. We are told. OF he'f'-
failure" 1, is strange that the magma
tion can thus produce death. Al any
rate. tins seems 70 be case in when 'he
oyerworAod phrase heart-fai!ure IS Al
lowable.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-26
Opening Days
of tlle
Summer .UiIlinerU.

The only price of admission is
temptation. At no time since the
opening of the department has the
breeze OF perfection blown more gently
over successful Millinery thoughts.
Paris, London, New York, and our own
work-room have contributed their lavish
ideals Of newness to the assemblage un-
Ill the FULL-BLOWN ROSE Of to-day
shall give Richmond Millinery a re-
nowncd prominence. -,
The occasion Will be celebrated with
the opening Of many other novelties IN
other departments
II TO II EAST BROAD STREET.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-26
CHANGES AT GETTYSBURG.
Colonel BacheIder's iigh-WateT-Mark
Monument of Ricketts, Division.

New ork liiuts.I
CgrrYsGrRG. May One OF the most in
s,,u tive and solid monuments yet constructed
on this ncld viii De dedicated juro % al the IA
mon. conse OF trees near the Bloody Angle
10 commemorate the high-water mark whero the
valiant Confel eraios of General Pickett's diyi-
sion pierced the centre Of 'he Union line. aud
hut fox the failure II their support 20 cooperate
would have driven MeaGe's army from the
strong position on Cemetery Hill-a result TINT
woll1 have been disastrous % the Union cnus".
To Colonel John h. Bachelor, the Govern
mont historian Of the battle, belongs the credit
of the idea OF erecting this monument and for
carving " through. Three years ago ne eDE-
go-ted 10, but the Memorial Association voted 10
down. The following year a similar proposition
was also defeated. Last year, however, he de-
lnanded the yeas and nays, and the plan WAS ac-
copied 10y a unanimous vote. .-.,, -,
a number OF States generously contributed
toward dctraving the expense, and a Few weeks
ago the monument was placed III position. III
takes the fOi IN Of n large open book in bronze
resting on q massive stone pedestal one phrr
il given 60 the Federal Organizations ana me
other TO the Confederate ORGANIZATIONS when
participated in the struggle at TINS point.
pas-rcliei IN bronze on Tho 'front.' oi tho pclrtlal
moutlons the States that contribute 10 the fund,
and on one side are the losses OF the Gi9a
forces and on the opposite those Of the Cohlfdc-
rate. These States are Aaine, New iiamI =
SHIRE Vermont, Massachusetts. Rhode Island,
Conuerticut. New NOrk, New Jersey, Delaware,
Penusylvnnia, West Virginia. OHIO, Michigan,
and Minnesota, whose troops rcpulscd the col
umn.
Colonel Bachelor PROPOSES 10 bring about "A
reunion OF all the surviving Confederate ana
Union general officers who participated IN tie
attack aud repulse q. Pckotts division, and eA-
poets 90 transport moro people than the low,
has seen since the tNenty-1tih anniversary oil
| the battle in 1858. General Harrison anu sew
eral members 81 his cabinet have promised ~
| come, AMI a number OF Governors OF states ana
| their stafl-.
| The monument stands Immediately in the rear
| Of the umbrella c'ump ~ trees. lneen feet 10
| the right an front of Cowgn'a New OK Bat
terry monument AMI within city feet 81 tbc bean
fiful memorial which the SURVIVORS Oi the IaW-
many regiment have erected 20 mark the place
/ where the regiment stood. but not where II
| fought the enemy with dubbed muskeis' sew
| enty-fye feet nearer the stone wall.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-26

could be elected. Now it appears that he
thinks his prospect is better and yet he
may be doomed TO disappointment again.
The Republican newspapers are having
pretty sharp battle over this question.
BLAINE. however. has most of the big
guns" on his side. The New York Tribune
suppor1 HARRIsoS. but II * doing 1t or
trying 20 do il without, hurting the feel
inss Of BLAINE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-26

II wonId be difficult TO find IN the United
States two abler or bctter-posted cham
plons Of the cause Of tariff reform than
Nes,rs. Wilson and BRYAN. Both II them
have n national reputation. Both Of them
can make speeches which Will hold a
crowd. In word. they are entitled to he
heard. because they thoroughly under
stand the subject they discuss.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-26
JAMES K. POLNs WILL VOID.
The Late Presidents Attempt to Entail
His Propcrty Held Illegal.

NASHVILLE, May 2t-President James L..
spolk's viii was declared nun ana Void 10y 0hah-
cell0r Allison this morning AM the estate gwen
e. the heira-at-lnw Polk left the home, CONSIST
Ing Of several acres in the heart OF Nashville, on
which his tomb is located, 10 his VIE ana ailcr
rc,nced the "worthiest relative bearing the
name of Polk" ami on that Polk's death 70 a
sI,r.ssor similarly chosen by the Governor OF
Tennessee. ,
Ms. POLK died last year, and Inc VIII was ~
,actcd IA an attempt Ia entail the property. Mr..
Tasker Polk, OF North Carolina, brought TIE
suit. -,
The decision today overturned the VIII ana
gives the heirs-at-aw the property
Ii is property worth 100000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-26
BROS,
FIFTH AND BROAD STREETS,

offer this week goods suitable Tor summer
STOCKS are complete generally I'D"
n looking our mouse.
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ON DYKES SIDE.
Bishop Fitzgerald on southern Out
RACES"


RACES"
ATLANTA. Ga, May 24.-Bishop Fitzgerald,
tho southern Methodist chairman. has come out
In severe condemnation Of the recent actions OF
Methodist conferences IN adopting resolutions
condemulnc southern outrages.' In substance
he SAYS that northern Neth0dists know noihing
about conditions which exist ~ the Souih.
First says lisnop fitzgerald. " thr unsl peak
ablo crime for winch those pcOpl" are Fh.Lcl
outlaws the perpetrators, whether white or bla k
IN any part of the nitci States.
"Secoud. Frequent lyuchings have occurred
from time 20 time 80 he North, but they are
ignored or forgotten entirely.
"1hird. The white man who IL guilty % the
same crime in the -onth meets with the same
awful doom ~ does tlie pgcS man.
Fourth. IL Is notable that 10 an the spasnH
of indignation against the southern people in all
these lynchugs. no word of sympathy has been
spokcu for tie white women who were their Vie
TINS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-26
ladies BELTS
LINENS AND HOUSEFURNISH-
IN(,S

Bolts being Indispensable with shiri-walsts, "
arc n0W showing an immense assortment al ser
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-26
IMPORTED WOOL CHALLI.

Tho very best made imported French WOOL
Challl az J9c. per yard for the choicest Styles
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-26

To-day election-day in most ofthe cities
and towns II the state, but no general po-
htical upheavals are expected.
The Democrats are pretty sure to win.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-26

rIlHE MEMBERS OF THE LADIES'
HOLLYWOOD MEMORIAL ASSOCIATION
ara reo-lesfod toatteni a meeting o. Tire CON
FEDFKA1E MEMORIAL LITERARY SOCIETY
TO-DAY al l.. -. ~ tho lecture-room 81 the
second PRESBYTERIAN church, my 9G-lt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-26
Charged withtho Dcnison Murders.
Try tnlo,rnnh 10 tho Dispatch.l

SypuiA, Mo., May GA young white ms n
who gave hi- mama rs Y. >. Nilllains Was ar
rcztal I'm TINS city last night. charged with the
murder ot fOu~ women In Denison, Tex, las
woek. The arrest was made in the Western
u non telegraph q by Marshal belong, WIN
nsd received message 90 bo on HE Watch loi
Williams.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-26
PlH07v-CaScs all Made

ready Tor use. 1000 PILLOW-CASEs made
froln Ttlra Shooting. one yard long ana 2@5a
inches wide lu-uai .izeI, well made.
l.C. EACH, OR SOC PER PAIR.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-26
IAP-ROBES.

Just received a Job OF over 25O LAP-kOBE>'
i'm cray. tau4. and browns. with oiaiu ana ianr'
,,,a,od mon, ONT Inn AK different lots, and tae
rri.os conn ence al 50c. f0r the Nrst ot oHr. ior
Inc second lot lant they aIe zeal nice ones WIN
handsome embroidery centres. 'c. Tor the inl'd
lot. ~ Tor the fourth loi' Tllu Tor the nilh lo.'
art ~ - fo- the sixth lot These are all worth
insf double tho prices we have quoted can early
If Won want any az they 0il not last long 10 the
prices we have marked them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-26
LADIES' SHIRT-WAISTS.

The assortment II ,hri-Waists for ladies'
misses and boys. was never 80 sleat a. nov. anl
there 10 DO oher rtyie ~ dress aHoiiinB su'A
co.ufort as a Fopd-ftfins Shirt-N asi.
Iur araO.tu"ut 90 those goods ana our l)T
price, i- worthy your attention.
Ladies Porcllc suir.-Ngist., white ground
with pil-dot., Iin-sirp.s, ci', SOC each.
ladies' Percale >hlrt-Wais'-, DO han isome
line u light patterns, collars ANA CUBS launderei
only 49,. efrfi.
ladics' Fine shrt-Wais's, white ground win
pin-d0is and stripes 20 black aui colof5, laun~
dercd collars and rIls, zoe rach.
Ladies Fine Cambria Shrt-Naists, black
GROUND with white hair-lne stripes, laun Tered
collars AMI cuts.
Ladies Fine Cambria Shiri-Wasts, black and
wayy grounds w.th white dots, riler' eic., knife
nlaifnA MIMI down front. sl.ih cacn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-26

Two.Toned Damask SHOW Towes-someihins
new, 10 soc each.
Bath Towels, in plain and fancy styles, from
l0-.up.
Iqc for The 2jc. quality.
Extra large and Fine n0ricroi lluck Towels M
&C per dozen for tn 30 quality ana at 80 per
dozen for the tl@ quality.
COlored Border fnugoI Napkins AT 41c per
dozen for the Odc quality az fIc. per dozen lor
the 81 quality, ana 81 We. per dozen for the
81 80 quality.
We have. without exception. the largest, best
assorted. and cheapest stock OF Tablet OtAs,
NAPKINS Towels Doilies Linen Sheeiings, and
Puioy-Cas.ug, Stamped Tray-CiO'n-, Splashers,
Bulei- and Bufeau-Sctrfs, ctc.. IN this state. I'm
examination OF our rtOcG will be the best evil
denca.
Marseilles Quilts. very fine and heavy, at
81 80 for the 500 quality, and al s2.sS tor tho
e quality
Tie largest Houoycomb Quilts, only 63c.
Marselllcs Pattern quilts az 81. Sl.21. SL5O,
and the exfra-largest size at s2-Qli very cheap.
Turkey-Red stGnd-Coyers al 35c. Tor the 5Oc.
quality.
koi Table-Cloths, 80 yards long. at 81 for the
sl.25 quality.
Pillow-Cases. fun 36xi5 inches, AT l5c each.
= Large size sheets. for dOuOo-bed. made OF
good sheeting. ouly U3c. each.
Large size Linen Sheets, for ioub!e-bei. at
g. o per pair for the $500 quality.
Linen Plllow-Casos az Soc each for the 63c.
quality.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-26

our 6I.-yard wide Bloached Sheeting is as I
az Fruit OF the Loom, but not a. heavy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-26
Eni;sing for Fortress Monroe.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., May ga bill appro-
priaiing $4,000 for a public building AT
fortress Monroe Va, was to-day iavorably re-
ported from the Senate Committee On fubhc
Iulidinss
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-26
THE TOWER.
Corner Second and Broad SIS.

500 LADIES' WRAPPERS, made Of Figured
ami striped Calico and 1inghains III ull l.',
"ofber-fiubbard fronts 40 Sl21 and sl.'V
''pIAiN NOrHER-HCBBARD WRAPl ERs
white grounds. with dark fsurcs-"lth ue"7' I'D
SOC apiece.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-26
IMMENSE GROW DIS
ATTEND THE GREAT
ASSIGNEE'S SALE
OF
WHITE GOODS
NOW GOING on At
MITTELDORFERS'
NEW GRANITE BUILDING
III EAST BROAD STREET

The rreatest bargains In WHITE GOODS ever
offered loo Richmond. Now D. your time io buy
your WHITE DRESSES for the school commence
ments. Those goods az such loN prices VII Do"
sold very quIck. ...,.,. ,.,.,,.
STRIPED aud PLAID SHEER INDIA III LIS (:
PIAIDauG STRIPED CHECK Ml ,llNNi flAiN
ISDA LINENS; NlLLS, d. DJtCA; Ptk-
SIANLAWN. tIGD REDAnd DOl TED sNlsrE>;
CORDED WELLS: BLACK INDIA LlNENS, Do
PLAIN. Plaid. and striped, gucrautrei Fast BLACK
HAMBURG all widths LACEs o, all Kinds :
LINENS. DAhArk~
TNDIf LINEN and DE- DCCCA ~ 40 >. o, :,
AMI o.. worth y, 10, -. 20, aud Do.
Very SHEER ond Fine striped and Pad
PERSIAN LAWNS no ~, SO, 9is. lOlt. ani
l"is,.; regular price Of this lot 10. Il" 3D. H.
CHECKED MUSLINs in Ave d.neren,-7ized
ChccA. 40 b, %. O.s, * ana "'yei regular
pri.e OF this lot 10, l-1a -, 20. AMI Do.
FAsT-BLACE INDIA LINEN, slightly wet. at
sl1... regular price Poe. 1900.
fAST-BLACk STRIPED AMI PLAID PER-
SIAN LAWN, different patterns, ~ 3, ., 10, aud
22llr.: regular price OF this loi l., Is 23, and
2sr These are extraordinary bargains.
DOTTED and FIGURED SNlS>ES az l2i3.
h. 80, ant pc. regular price az this lot 21' 80,
40, and 90.
Dln't rail 20 attend this great sale.
my 2l-1ugTh d. & b. MirlELDORtER.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-26
MATTlNGS, MATTINGS,
d., yard. ~ elegant 20c MATING for 81
300 rolls Just reccivei-all new patterns

MISSES RED COTTON HOSE, fast coio,s and
fun regular made. 3lc
HANMOt rs. 70. o..
CEOQUEI SEl~, eight balls and mallet-' "ar'
o set. -
100 d.zen PURE SILK MIrIS. l5c. pair.
FiSI-NET.in Nic-grocn, pima. rti, nlH'' ana
cream. M poe yard.
200 PIECES NEW LACEN IN alt widths from
5000 JAPANESE PARCHMENT FANS az .,
:. 10. I2i4. -, go, and Doe.
JAPANESE PAkASDLS ~ %.
JAPANESE FIRI-.. EEENS. :Jc.
AII--IIk WINDSOR SCABfS. l2i3c. apiece.
. boxes NEW CIALLlE>. All beautiful pai-
term. received today. at 'c. . 49,.
INFANTS and CHlLDRIN'S MUSLIN CAPS
aud HATS from 2Or up.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-26
Dyspepsia

.,,k,, many lives miserable, aud often ieahs W
col, so.,ruct,on. pss'ros, after eating s'ok h''"
oc.c. heartburn. sour stomach, mental d'p'o
.,cn. .tc.. arc caused hy this very common anu
decreasing disease. HOOD sarsararila 'ohe, Wv
,,onach. creates an appetite. promotes h'''.ns
J,ce,,iou. relieves alex headache clear, VIZ
mind and cures tho most obstinate cases OF "''
,ec,is. Read .be following:
81 have been troubled with dJ'rep'l,' ~"
In, li,,le appetite, anil what dia eau u's''o,
r,c or AID me liite good In an hour a',er 49,
would experience fain,noss or tifed' "',s""
,ocr,nr. n, though had not eaten anything.
Moods sarsaparila DID me AM nen.e al"1 snS
~ GOOD. II gave no m appe. . ana NY ,Dya
,s,,sbed and .ati,nod the era ing haa pi'''ouey
,,,er,enoed. Itrelicyed mo OF mat 'a."', -.
aIl.g,no feeling Ihayc felt 50 much De,'e, Ina
,ook Hoods SaraapaTil's. that ! am h'pr! ~
,.conuead H." G. A. PAGE WATERFOWL "''''
rp. De sure to get only
floods SarsapaFIiia
so,dhvalldrugs4sts 81; six fors6 Ir'p1r', m,.'
80 uOop q co., Apotheoaries' io"e''' -'''''
100 Doses One Dollar
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-26

nervine II imparts strength TO the whole
system in general, and TO the uterine organs
ard appendagcs in particular Rundown
dohintatei aud delicate women need H. us
a legitimate mcdicine-purely vegetable, per
fectly harmless It's guaranteed to give
satisfaction in every case, or money re-
funded Nothing else docs as much. You
only pay for the good you get.
Can YOU ask more
As regulator and promoter Of functional
action, at that critical period of change from
girihpod 20 womsnhOOd, "Favorlto Pre-
scriptionn is a perfectly safe remedial agent,
and can produce only good results. II Is
equally eshcacious and valuable in lbs effects
when taken for those disorders and derange-
n'ents incident 70 that later and most crit.
Gu period, known as " The Change Of Life. "
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-26
45-INcH EMBROIDERED SWISS
FL0UNCINGS.
27-INCH EMBROIDERED SWISS
FLOUNCINGS

r., clil lren's dressas-sO now patterns. hroli-
cry from ono inch 10 whole Tidthoi goods PRICE,
30 and 62iac
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-26

sho. his MusLu
and
MES
vr-sN
y
sWr IN the 80 30 DO '' ~
arnonsau Dac
tmi ier sand mango
lnlarer
made nany
time
iea
things. f
Tor SUNNI and
low wearepr epa ts
yudncie ir
s.nu
1renr
MAINOs and 'no
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-26

UPTOWN OFFICE. 433 EAST BROAD
tTRrET.
MANCHESTER OFFICE 1895 HULL STREET
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-26

All the new shades ia SIX Bengalne just re-
cetvcd.
Extra values in Blncs. White, and Figured
China -ilSs. -, .,,
GLORIA silks In handsome stripes. an SIX
AMI Wool. 30 inrue, vide. 40 $l.41 tor th -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-26
ROYS, OUTFITS

Boys' Shlrt-Waists, I'm white and hgurei' mo
Iar,cs, assortment IN the city. - styles ~ .'c.
cnrh: 33 styles no 50c. 81 Il; Ia styles ar zoe.
each.
Boys' Kncc-Pant-, siles 70 "a years. In a
large assortment o. styles AZ - 3'' a. o'' '''
SJr., 81, eI.25. aud 8l.3j.
Bows WiuG.or ric-, IN plain and fancy SILK, AZ
lei1. -, and jO~ Rows, DC.
Bows Embroidered and Plain Wide Linen Col
Ia 3D. nuf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-26
Cuyyia6e L0D-RObeS.

Choice assortment Of CARRIAGE LAP
ROBES. Cray Linen, with ehd fringe AM gay
cOl0fed stripes.
PRICE. 15c si.25, AID sl.jO.
WOHAlR LAp-KOBES, dark, rch colors' IN
rla.l--pricc so2I $3.50. s3. and t3.2j.
NOHAlR LAp-kOBE~, IN solid green-price,
.l.dU 500. -.
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MEMS FURNISHINGS.

This department Il complete win all me
latest STYLES of the season. and ~ prices nucn
lover than thcy are ordinarily cold.
Nen's Plain White Muslin Nishfshlrts' made
II good quality nI-lin, good iull-iensth, Size II
90 :. oulv Dos. c1,h
Ncn'a Muslin Nighfshiris, made o. te-t mus
Ur. two rows Hamburg edge down ir1nt, WIN
in,erfing Of silk cmbr'isrei IN red, resuihf 81
quality. for 1Jc. each
Nou'a Fine Cambria Nichishrts, two rows
IIo,,, nilrp down front, wifh fancy embrol4efed
inscrfing-bceufitul goods and actually worm
u. 30 each. for only 81
Mems Iniaunderei shirts. made ~ New OK
Mills muslin. linen bosCm, double back, .'Hed
scan--no better shirt made Tor tho Price
only 900. Ill.
Mems Neckwear IN Puns. F1ur-in-Hanis'
Terks and the uew Dress Rows az - anu op'
each. that you never saw equaied Tor tie
money. ,.,.t.
Mems Piqne rour-iu-lland Ties, Tn plain white
ana fancy-just tho thing for summer wear
Ol'y I D aud -Jc
Mems G4uzo niershiris, made up 10 very
hest manner. no -. 80 aud aU'.
Wcn4 Summer Ncrno lnderahirts ana
Drawers-the beat value we ever offered. only
30r. each, worth bJc.
Mems Jean Drawers, made az best quality
bcacneI ,ears. double seat and extra sf-yel
seams. Only SOC. eGrn.
Mems Sash Vests, she latest and most drc-'y
sash ever worn-three styles-Yl.JO ana -