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Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1894-08-21
Detroit, Mimi, Aug. ID, ga.
Ole E. Hagen, Esq,
6 I M e t 6. q ba m 3.

-45-4-s=41z444l4zl-.l1Aa 49, i. n = I
Dear Sir .....
am in receipt of your letter
asking why the naturalization
plank was left out of the resolu-
tions adopted at the Moorhead
congressional convention. Owing
to sickness I have been delayed
in answering sooner. Am some
what surprised at the attitude of
"Nye Normanden." The fact that
Mr.. Foss is so willing to excuse
others of corrupt practices would
lead one to suppose that he is a
canting hypocrite, who views the
actions of others through the same
"specs" with which he views his
own warped and crooked nature.
The statement made by his pa
per to the effect that this plank
was left out at the dictation of
Mr.. Boen is absolutely false. The
resolutions reahirmed the faith of
the convention in the declaration
of principles as laid down by the
state convention. The matter of
a liquor plank was not brought up
in the committee room. In. re-
affirming the principles of the
state platform the. convention
thereby adopted the liquor plank
without the necessity of making
special mention or reading to the
convention. as..s
Yours truly,
c. c. Knappen.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1894-08-21
@ebattgr @obbua9eren::" :"

oSSVu&AP% OSouyu6SSSSus
a9aet er ct nnmmelt @neb nf .nne 9fi,iser..
iaa 1nart aampai9nen bespnber, at
biitutere "5ersus Galls Sournal" iitez
bet for be forelissenbe 8rinciper us&an>
bibater. Ses er bebrpuet oper at ie
"@obbussereu" benfalber til ben iam=
ME Tattif. Sor at fabe Sames q.
8rotun forisser Sc len tiblisere ll6sape
al Deres 8lab at piie, at buis ban blir
palet, uil ban tilabe "Sourna1~ at
rgpe Gountiet for omfrtns $500 for
Dfentlissjprelie af the forfeited tax
list. 9et er 1anbt, at Mr. 8rotun ct
"Sournals" @asferer benne Gag, nnen
ri baaber, at ban life maa bli itraffet
politiit berfor.
Maar Mr. DalD raaber &ommisi iez
rerne til life at beoilse .8illen / 2piet
al ben &jenbssjernins, atlmere enb 5
af gountierne / @taten- en-gountier 1om
bar bpstiee County Gttorneps-bar
betalt for Nrbeibet efter ben famine
"rate" iom "Sournal" forlanser, bar
ber intet anbet at 9ibre for "Sournal"
END at anlesse Gag for at faa 8etalz
ninsen. Mnieenbe SIR. 8rotpn iom ben
bpstisie Sasfprer Otter Eail bar ben
ensa9eret bam til at tase Sasen. 9enne
blep pr6pet Diitrittsretten, os Don't
mer 8arter afsiorbe ben / "Sournals"
Gappr, ibet ban CAB ben 9om for bet 8ez
lpb bporpaa &esninserne lpb, meb 8tente
os lasoe Dmtoftninserne paa @ountiet.
Dommer galotpell af Sc Sueur County
bapbe allerebe afsiort Sasen paa famine
Maabe, fpr Dommer 8arter bapbe af@
sipet &ienbelie-Mr. 9alp, iom srun=
bi8t afitpr Sournal, for oens &ritit oper
bam, brep siennem en- &elolution i
County Boarbet pm at bempnbi9e bam
til at appellere Sasen til 9pieiteret.
@pis ban faibolber bette, pi1 Sasen
bli prppet / Dttober Eerminen us bli
af9iort, fbr Mr. 8rotun b1ir County
&ttornep, ONT ban b1ir palst. "Rob>
busseren" paaitaar, at Sournal er
imob Mr. Dalp, foroi ban er @ast>
bunb oper Statfamret os forbinbrer
Sournal fra at plpnbre Solicit. 9ette
finger sobt, men Sournal bar imob
Dalp, fpr ban raabebe &ommisiez
rerne fra at beoil9e bens &esuinser.
9en bar mob bam ben fbrfte Sang, ban
ftillebe fig for @als MOB s. 6. 9oupt
efter at babe lopet iiune @enner, at ban
lite itulbe odre &anbibat mob bam.
Den bar imob bam anben @ang, ban
lob fis opitille os piite fin 9obbe1beb.
peb at unberitette Mr. &elio, ben benoz.
tratilte &anbibat, | bemofratiite Eopns
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1894-08-21
Gorftte4t8e NDbeoer.

Torftte4t8e NDbeoer.
Sra @aibin9ton me6eles 2grbas, at
&on9resieu antaseli9 pil abiournere
@lutten af benne l1se.
@nbern6ren fat beitemt 36ie @ept,
til &rbeiber6as Labor day. ioperen=
itemmelie ie me6 2esislaturens 8eitem<
melie. !:
2tnbbolm, @r=DeputD @tats @efre=
tar. / Mi@isan, bat reiit bjem til
Sperise me6 8ense, iom tilberte andre.
San oil bli brast tilbase. ~;
@antu Gefario, @refbent Garnots
Mur6er, bleo euillotineret &l.5 Eorsz
bag Morsen. 9an raabte "lepe slnz
artiet," i6et famine &nipen falbt.
&iebelen til en- 9refmafine peo
@eorsetopn frats norbenfor Moorbeab
erploberebe 2prbas. Ere Meno bleo
ileut itoloet, en- iaa ber ct Sare for
2inet. ..-.-,
9emofraterne @ennepin County,
ste 9iitritt, bar nomineret Dliper 3.
@ridlon for &onsreisntanb. 9r.
I Ieiaeu, {pm .nu bDr / MinnenbpftS: i,ar
os1aa &anbibat,
Otter 3Ote @ept. bill lite @e9ierinsen
trDffe return request paa stamped
&onpoluter. Soran6rtngen er 9iort
for at sipe BostrpHerne mere 6ortiene=
ite; men ben bill mebfpre Sab % l1leiz
lisbeb for @ublifum. !
Yreiibent Glepelanb forlub @aib<
inston iibfte Sreoas os ieilebe til @rap
Gables paa iiu 0adt "seetu gorf.
San oil opbolbe fig ber til @lutten af
benne l1se us ouerpeie Eariff 8iIeu.
9en bill itte bli ianttioneret, fbr ban Ct
fommet ttlba9e.
Gngelfte us tbte 8antfirmaer laaz
ner &ina so Milltpner Dollars til at
fire &ri9en meb. 2aanet 1tal tilbase>
betales Cub, os bette pil 1esse bet
bimmelfe @isei &enoerne paa be to
@ationer ltseiaa iitfert, iom om bet bar
erobret al beres Mrmeer.
"0tabiion Sibenbe" Ct etnDt 8lab,
iom ubfommer Mabtion, Minn. &an>
,parb Mrelien CT @ebattbr. 8labet ital
ubfplbe "et len9e fplt @apn" for &epus
blitanerne Mnbi1on. Set bar til
Mfotto: "Dm 8lobet er albris iaa tbnt,
man fp1er fig bog Sla9t meb &er
@Dnt".
Sapatt bar frembeles& s&risslptten neb
fig. Sen tineiite 5laabe poper lite
nosen Scamp os ipser at ubsaa fin
Sienbe. @aa &orea Futter 8efo1tz
nineen fig til Sapaneierne. S ben
tineiiite Scr 1tal ber bore iaa flor
@lenbisbeb, at mango al Suloaterne
benser fig af 5ortpilelfe. Ser er flor
&un9er nosle @sne al &orea.
@reat Mortber,t 8auett bar fiqet
fine @lepatorer | Dulutb, ,neb en- &apaz
citet af 100000 8uibeus, til Grain
@ro,uers glsioiiations @aabi9beb os
fat meo 2eien meb 1c pr. Buff. @runz
ben til, at bet rneettse &onpani iaar
piier iaaban Smpbefommenbeo mob
Garmerne er taturltebts ben, at bet
9ibr fig 8eresnin9 paa en- uaeget ftbrre
5rasttrafit, os at bet bill babe bet ieien
paa ben Bic. Det bill bli ct baarbt
s1as for Gtebatorrinsen % for M&Ms
lerne minneapOlis, iom bill npbes til
at bpbe 1ieeiaa sote Betinselier. Gor
Morbpeiens 6armere bill bet bli al flor
8etpbnins. DOnnellp flyer, bet BIZ
bore en- balu Million Dollars iparet for
Minneiota % en- Millton for Datota.
9an flyer, bet er ben fgrfe Gr,let al
Grain Growers Nsiuctatton.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1894-08-21
st Stlbu0.
"Nobbuggertn" o9 "FARM STocK
and HOME" fbr $1.25 Maret.

@t bar ejort Nrransenent meb g.
M. Dmen, iaa enbper, ber inbienber til
os $1.S5 tan faa baabe "&obbugseren"
% FARM Stock and HOME" for ct
belt Mar. "
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-06
I-oiversitv Extension Course.

Tho fourth lecture Of this popular series
Of lectures on Greek Poetry VIII be give"
.o-ninht. at 3 J.. n. ia the lecture To ,'n
~ tbe Grace-Street Baptist chuIeh 10y
pror.ss,r II. II. Harris, OF klchiilo'u
-ollrgc. IN, Ia ,ba
the topic for consideration VIII DE 'ps ,
,o,.e-e~ncs OF the passionate Aeoiiahs an"
tho religious order of the puritan DON
ans. IN tho former Sappho was by an
acknowledgment princess, III the i"''0'
pindar IS the high priest
The account Of Sappho ana her maj.
,,ss melodies will call for some STAT
mont or the posi- ton OF woman IN ane'e.''
so,ietv her education. when indeed sue
n.d any. and how II was obtained
rhe lecture. however, viii not pe o''
,,,ied entirely 10 this fascina ING the'iH'
lint win trace the rise Of RELIGIOUS po-
CRY The occasions for its use. the dail''s
winch accompanied il. AID us t'auu''
cuim3nation in the epinician odcs oil inc
touring Sheban.
This lecture is TO be followed on sue
cceding Tuesday evenings by iwo Diners
ON the Attic Drama ana then the PROBES
sor Of Greek viii give place TO MS cor
league OF the chair OF modern languages
Tor a course on French literature IN inc
Seventeenth century.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-06

FLORIDA. SO familiar for IT'S Orau''-" '
orange groves. matches climate. ana p1-
witching scenery. the paradise or spol -
men and the land of enchaniment LOT
pleasure seekers and mvalids. has been
entered 10y that greatest OF all Southern
systems. The Richmond and. pahNihc
railroad. 10 ull those who are seeking
refuge in this semi-trOpicai laha'
away from The chilling blasts 81 s"o"
aud ice, this new line. via Coiuii. On
and Savannah. offers the shortest qui ~
cst and most attractive route. MI. John
A. BeaI. passenger agent. 80 east Main
street. VIII be- glad 20 furnish you III
formation relative 70 the schedules anu
the cheap excursion tickets that VIII pe
sold until Aprl sOth 10 all points ON the
cast and West coast. the Peninsula, ana
the Gulf ports South. Middle. ana west
rlorica ana havana.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-06

Cary. George Il. McAdams. joseph G.
Dickerson. Il. J. Warren. Captain George
w Couch. Charles s Rady. 5. II. Halves.
captain L. NJ. Taylor, and Captain T.. D..
Statko
Aetive-George +. keesee and W.
Fletcher Richardson. from Richmond
Randolph Lodge. No. 10. \. r. and A. NJ ;
w. J. Westwood and J. T: Ballew. from
Roane Lodge. /. o. O. f.: William II.
Curtis. John c. Walsh. ST., }. T. Vaughan
and ). i. Mayer.
IN Funeral.
The funeral will take place this after
noon at ? o'clock from Leigh-street
Baptist church. the funeral being con-
Quoted by Rev. Joseph Walker. who
baptized and married Captain Cunning
ham more I'm half a century ago. The
interm ,g's w VIM" be l'a at Hollywood
Deceased was a member Of Richmond
~ na" oSSF. Lodge o and OF Temple chaptel
Royal Arch Masons. this being the frs
death in the latter 9rsan .,.,, The
obsequles will be attended with the rites
of these organizations
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-06

Vincent NJ Paul. IN tho city OF Norfolk.
passcd March ,. 1886. ,vu
Hone Rill No. lS9: For the relief OF WI
liam II Carter, OF Washington county
a disabled soldier - .,a ,c-
enact section 2igS of the Code III Iei'''' ,
to entering on record payment OF S"'' .,
faction of certain oncumorah'es "'''
liens. ...,,o,. tho
Farmers Bank Of Floyd. 49,, bonn.
House Enl No. S26. To eN'ehu '"'
aories Of the CITY OF Portsmouth
House IAN 10. 900. To require the AZ
torncy-Gcncral to ascertain Wne'",' ,,rto
charter OF the Washington and Aie>"',', 80
Turnpikc Company. In Albcma'lc 'o"''''
has been forfeited. ,.,o,.
House BIN 40. sc: To repeal cnap','
40 Of Che Acts Of Assembly OF M ~ -.
relation 10 The erection of hsh iau"
on Goose creek go far AS IL relates 10 '''
county Of Bedford.
House Bill 40. Do: To amend ana IT,
enact sections 1896 Of the Code oil VIZ
ginia 1857. in relation 20 interlocu'oiy Wv
CrCcs and orders. -,
House Bm No COS: To encourage ,n'
employment OF profess'onally-t,a''.',s,S,
teachers In the public schools OF lh'
L.
90 teach therein 90 graduates OF 'e' -"i'
state normal schools. 60
House Bin No. 800: For pension 40
Major IT, I. Lee. Of Lunenouis' u''
abled Confederate soldier e
House BID No. 2as: For the rehei o
+ Emilv Koincr. Of King William county
tbe widow Of Confederate soldier
House Bin 40. 1iS: To establish an au
/ ditional court for the city OF Noilo'N' "''
To define it's jurisdiction. ,,.-,. e..
Uouso Bn 40. 12l: TO estaDNsn 'r
~, and Faulty court OF the city
Richmond and to define its jurisdicuol
ard relation to the other courts or s@i'
House Bill No. 81: To amend and re
enact section 164 of code OF lSS" 80 d
10 allow foulth-class postmasters 20 az
as n0iasios. .roe -
House Bin 40. 90: For the relief o
France Hicks. Of Lee county. Va.
House BID so. 3l3. To incorporate ~
state Executive Committee OF the oun
Mems Christian Associations OF the stat
OF Virginia. 81.
Senate Bin No 81. To authorize m
Comfy Court OF Norfolk county 10 TAI
evidence and i'm its discretion core.
any ALLEGED erroneous assessments OF u
lands Of 4. j.. Philpots and c. G. cruise
I'm said county, and taxes assessed '"ei
ON. a
senate Bill No. 26i: To authorize U
council OF the town of Pulaski 10 1851
/ bonds 49,,
senate Bill 40. 1CS: For the relief
W. j. Care. treasurer Of Madison count
Senate Bin No. 2iS: To create hari
district. i'm the county Of Henrico' ana
provide for the opening. improving sii
ing. paving, and maintaining or Io1'
streets, alleys. and sidewalks IN said "a
ton district. and for making ana MAJ
tanning other improvements Of a puo
nature therein.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-06
Police Court.

\ very long docket was disposed or yes
-erdav morning by his Honor.
Edward Brown (colored) was hned >'i'7u
for assaulting and beating Matte brown
his wife. II seems they had had som,
misunderstanding. and Edward uhuer'o BON
~ cbastise his spouse. but his Honor did
not approve Of such action on Edward
Henry Walker (coloreD was sent t.
the Hastings Court for stealing a lot oi
groceries from the delivery wagon oil d.
j.. Canepa. ,,....,
William Berry. for resisting policeman
r. G. wilkinson i'm the DISCHARGE Oh Hi'
duty. was sent 10 the Husunes Court.
Edward Salmon was charged WIN 'n vi,
inc and abusing Emma j. Melton. The
case was continued till to-day.
There were a number OF DRINKS, stree
scraps" and unimportant cases disposed
of by the Justice.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-06
An Attractive Concert.

Thursday evening next. the Old Don'in-
ian Svfaphony Club and the impeFlH'
on.rtette. insisted 10y Capt. Frank Cun-
,tf..naIu f. a. Gloves, }. Louis SUI
ivan. Douglas Lettwich. aud charles -
Cr,lmg. viii give concert ~ NC
s.. H. c. A.. hail Cor the behSht Oh
Nelson Encampmrnt No. - l. ~ ~ =
The programme Is very attractive a'u
,,,s. VINO attend this musical entertain
c-,,t VIII receive In return for their
.,.,r.,, an evening OF pleasure and mirth.
AIR n T. Francisco VIII be on hand
o.,fh ms original melancholy Man 10
MEAS, the audience and Messrs. Manly
r. Ramos and Charles j. McHenry VIII
accompany the Vccalists.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-06
Property Transfers.

richmond: Annie Il. and Robert u.
Calen. Dr.. from Wilson q Anderson,
trustees. ~ feet on mort side Grace street
between Shafcr and Harrison. S'.~o'
Daniel 5. aud Harry $. Iiarwood' from
Honlwarc Elan. trustees, - tcet on
north side Floyd street northwest corner
Beech. $500.
Hcnrico: James II. Barton TO John H..
Rogers. lot In block p, Barton Heights,
S2.f232l; Elizabeth j. and W. I. Crawford
10 II. H. Hudgins, u S-5 acres i've miles
from Richmond. 5000 r.. a. Catlin, w.
ID. Newell. and their wives TO w.
Hechler. lot 60. Robin Park. 500; John IL.
Rogers 10 James III. Barton, north 40 IL
feet Of lot in block 8, Barton Heights,
5000.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-06

red. lilac. black. az 5. Ga. S1-s. TO- and
j. l-2c. Very suitable trimming for white
and colorcd dresses.
Dainty patterns In WHITE NAINSOOk
and CAMBRIA EDGES and INSERT
INGS at sc. per yard
Wider and liner EMBROIDERlES at
Ola. Sl-3. 10. and y lie.
Still wider and finer EDGES and IN
SETTINGS at Is 2-3. p, 30, 40. 90 81, zoe.
10 Sl.50 per yard.
ALL-OVER EABROIDERIES. 40, 80. 50,
r. Sc. 81. SIS. $50. Sis. and s. per
yard Embroidered both on Nairsook and
Cambria
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-06
HandkerChiefS.

LADIES EMBROIDERED HANDNEI-
CHIEFS. 3. 10, T. -, Is 2-5, % 80. 80 l-5'
soc. to $50.
At - and SOC. you can get beautiful
HAND-ENlBROIDER ALL-LlNEN
HANDKERCHlEF.
snacial lines Of SOFT-FINISHED
LINEN LAWN HANDKERCHIEFS en-
hroidcred and plain, ranging from 10 TO
2jc. apiece.
THREAD CAMBRIA HANDkER-
CHIEFS AT p. 81 Il, 49, and zoe. for the
finest Irish goods.
MOURNING HANDKERCHlEFS in an
immense variety of de signs and IN prices
ranging from Toe. TO 81 apiece
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-06
To conserrntlrr Investor..

The United banking and Bulidins Ooin-
pany 81 east Main street offers LOT sAl7
a limited number OF the shares oil is '"p-
ital stock. fully paid and non-assess1o' pc,
al SO per share. The company pIs ~.
the cost OF TINS stock cash dlNluoiu va
& per cent. per annum. payable seiui '', ,.,..
ally on tile ist days OF January anu '"'s
~ 4acn wear. Thc stock further pdruci-
mates ia The pronts Of the business. ana IS
redeemed by the company At ITS maturity
(Which Is estimated TO be about eish'y-
four months al 500 per share. reSai ci.ss
n the cash interest already paid Tie Eolu-
cr thereof. This company Is a weil-niah-
aged institution. and we commend its
shares 10 the investing public.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-06
Another Civil Service Examination

4 civil service examination VIII De
held to-day al the Custom House. under
the supervision Of commissi oner from
washington. and a local board consist
ing of three OF the heads Of departments
in the city postonice for Positions as
letter carriers and clerks IN said office.
About hfty applicants have Med papers
and The work on the Office IS not likely
10 suffer for the want OF force 10 draw
upon.
The examination o few days ago was
for positions Ia the departments al w ASH 81,
ington, 10 included also railway poS'al
clerks and one applicant was examiner
for the position OF Indian teacher
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-06
Wells and Yelling.

DO YOU wear 4 VEIL. and are you in
need of ore? II so. do not buy until you
see our assortment Of Wells and VEIL
INcS-the best assortment that ever
came to Richmond.
We have them in double and single
widths. both in black. white. and colored'
and at %. 40. So 60. 70. Sic., and 81 per
ward. All the new spring shades and
effects.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-06

Rev.J r. Mastin Draws "A Unique Parallel
In Regard 10 Mr.. Polk Miller.

L.
The following letter from Rev J. r.
Mastin. Of Norfolk, referring TO 4 recent
recital on the "Od Virginia Plantation
Negro" given in the Academy of Music
i'm that city by Mr. Polk Miller, will be
interesting not only because Of the deserv-
ed compliment it pays Mr.. Miller but
also on account of the unique and truth
full parallel drawn in the Illustration
The subject is one full of interest 10 those
who remember the good old times "beio
de wah" and is doubly so from the .act
that in a few years living opponents 81
that "kingly regime" will have passed
away and "old Virginia" will only find
utterance through the realms of literature.
Norfolk. Va. Feb. =. 1904
Mr.. II. j.. Smith Manager, Richmond
Va:
Dear sir.-I enjoyed Mr. Mller's "Dia-
lect Recital" very much He gave the
hest description of the "Old issue Oar
kew" that it has ever been my good for
time TO hear. Listening, / thought OF
"a piece of statuary | saw at chicago
s.The Closing Era" / think IL was called.
An Indian with his knee upon dead
euffalo was looking sadly Off into the
future. Both the buffalo and the indian
were passing away ." 'Nc D'N
Darkey" is fast becoming thing OF The
past. and the man who can tell Of him
is passing away too. Books can give MS
no adequate idea Of him. He must be
made ia live and move before one in
order that one may understand him or
the books that have been or are 10 be
written about him. And when this gen
Grafton shall have passed away there
will be none living who can tell us Of him
For this reason no one ought 10 miss
hearing Mr.. Miller who above all other
men whom l have heard has the power
to bring before the mind the ola Nlf
einia plantation darkey. and the tlhe'
in which he lived in pictures that move
IN breathe Yours.
anu ~ J. T. MASTIN.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-06

During the afternoon and evening OF
Shrovc Tuesday. February Cth, hcglnnins
NJ II o'clock. the ladies OF Ail-Sa''.a
church will serve n luncheon al rs east
Main street. Pancakes and other re-
freshments win be served. The public is
cordially invited
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-06

A successful revival service. starting in
the Christian Endeayor Society OF ST.
James Methodist church last week. will
be taken up by the congregation ana car
ried on this week, in cooperation with the
society.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-06

il suffered to progress. often results IN
an incurable throat or lung trouble.
browns Bronchial Trochcs' give instant
rcllef.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-06
cru,che.. Trusse., and Braces.

All styles and prices al
OWENS & MINOR DRUG cos
Richmond. Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-06
7 and 9 West Broad Street.

Everything popular and stylish the way of Laces and
Embroidery be found Lace and Embroidery and
everything the popular prices The trade wonders how
sell such beautiful goods for 50 little MONEY.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-06
TOrChOn and MadaCiS LaGeS.

We carry fun lines Of an the best real
French and Belgium makes. We start the
lines with narrow ana medium widths oil
EDGES and INSERTlNGS at BE-. per
yard.
At61-ic. We have wider and finer line
For Sl-3 and Joe. YOU have the cnoicc
OF beautiful line of dainty patterns.
Better and wider LACEs at j. T. 10 20
-. and 81 lie. per yard.
Line of beautiful patterns or matche"
EDGES and INSERTlNGS. ranging IN
price from j. 1-2c. 10 $liO per yard.
Large assortment of patterns or hnc
MEDECIs and TORCHON LACES at
popular prices.
PLAT and INT. VAL. EDGES and ~
SETTINGS. both by the yard ana the
piece, ard at prices that Will save you
money. go, -.
REAL LACEs. ranging in width from
IL to inches wide. price from 2oc. TO
S2J per yard.
Enbroideries, Edges.
and Insertings.
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-06

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HUI .und Yum. raj range ments.
Captain Thomas Cunningham died at an
early hour Sunday morning. after a long
and patient illness. at ms home no. o'b
east Main street. in his seyenty-hi'h
year s,.a
His life was peaceful and he died
quietly, surrounded 10y his lainAy VI
children and grandchildren.
Captain Cunningham has been a We'll
known resident Of Richmond since the
leoinning OF the war. At that time ne
ived AT Hampton. his native place where
eoriv in life he joined the virginia
Pilots Association and remained win
that organization until the opening OF
hostiuties. when he brought his fanny
to this city and entered the Confederate
service on the exchange steamer W. ~
Towns and kept at his post OF nu',
continuously until the close OF that pei''i'
lie then became agent Of the NiiSi"'l
Pilots Association in this city ana l"r
was appoated superintendent VI
James River Improvement COMPANY :
which position he has held continuous
for twcnty-seyen years lie in'i 60.
Miss Virginia Colbert OF lidiiP'o"' ~
wears ago. and she preceded nm 10 '''0
grave by ten years to, hor, IN
There were twelve children oor n. -
them. eight Of whom survive him. w., NJ
living are Mrs. Joseph Il. en- Airs' W
liam A. Trahern. Mrs. william a. ~.
rell. Captain Frank w. Cunninshan' ,r ",
hudson Cunningham, Mrs. John + /"
bott. Captain r. C. Cuhiliilsnai'' anu
Mics I,ummie l.. Cunningham
ne al -B
uonorary-W. p. Craighill. Major II
n Vbitcomb. Colonel w. Il. Cutsha"
Iudce Isaac II. Christian, l.. u. CIen
snaw Jr, ColoneI c. Z. Il. BursWy =,
Captain Maxwell 7. Clark; captain, 49,, - .,
Edwards. General Il. 4. Woodhp. Mayo'
r. Ellyson Captain George w. Amen
CAPTAIN John A. Curtis. Colonel Johh d