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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-24
ON THE PENINSULA.
NEWS GATHERED At THE ANCIENT
CArITAL.
The HeHncr Casc-A Prominent Man
stricken with ParaIysis-An Ex-
cursion-Personal and Gcnerai
Notes of Interest.

WILLIAMSBURG, VA. May 2S.-(Spe-
cIal)-The trial OF the damage suit OF
HefneT's Administrator agains; the Ches-
apeake and Ohio Company. which has
been in progress oil tho week. was I'M
finished this evening. when Judge Gunter
adjourned his court to Tuesday at IL
o'clock
Major Hugh NJ. Waller. who lives about
four miles from here. in York county. SUI
fered last night about IL O'Clock para
ly,ic stroke. The paralysis extends
through the entire right side. and he now
lies in a semi-conscious state and unapie
20 articulate distinctly. Major waller mas
for number Of years been prominent
citizen Of this vicinity, and has occupied
various positions of trust. He was FEAR
less Confederate soldier. and went through
the war from Bethel TO Appomattox
A.P. V. A. EXCURSION.
An excursion from Old Point and Hamp-
ION. for the benefit OF the Association for
the Preservation OF Virginia Antiquities
arrived here this morning. The visitors
spent the day sightseeing. A handsome
lunch was served ~ the ladies Of the as
ISOLATION at the old powder magazine.
which was tastefuily decorated on the
interior for the occasion.
Miss Emily Houston, OF Richmond, aftef
n deliehtful visit TO Captain and Mrs. {.
Il. Treyilllan, returned home Friday.
Mrs. Arthur Segar, OF Hampton mas
been spending the week here at the Colo
NAL Inn with her husband, who Is en-
gagged IN the Heffner case.
The children Of DR.. Francis smith Nash'
OF Washington, and DIR. Paulus A. irving,
of Richmond. are here visiting their
grandfather. Dr. John w Nash, OF the
hospital medical staff.
Mrs. c. NJ Sweeney, OF Newport News
is making q visit to her daughter Mfh
III. NJ. Sweeney Francis street
Mr.. Norvell Henley returned yesterday
from Charles City county, where he sold
large and valuable tract Of land Mr..
Henley to-day qualified TO practice law IN
the Circuit Court
Mr. Carl Ruehrmund and Mr. j. w.
THOMAS. of Richmond, both OF whom are
Interested in buildings here, were mere
yesterday looking after the progress OF
their respective work in this community
Miss Amanda Caskie, of ST. Louis, has
returned from a brief visit 10 Virginia
Beach. She is the guest of the family OF
Judge II. l.. Henley,
Mrs. Edwin T. Lamb and children ar
rived this evening from Norfolk, TO remain
during the heated term.
Grand Acknowledgement Parke Jones Is
off on an official visit TO the Masonic
lodges on the Southside.
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A DIG STIR IN sHrRT-wAIsTs.

More matchless values for Monday
YOU KNOW OUR SHIRT-WAISlS. 10
poor styles, no sl<imp!ng In the making
or style. That's why II means so much
when we sell them at prices quoted BIZ.
low.
The 50c. Waist comes in ~ large range
OF pretty. dainty styles IN al colors Win
full, large sleeves, and Just sucn values
as others ask 60 and 7Jc. for
We also show an immense variety or
extra-good values In Toe. waists, WIKI
detachable collar and cuffs.
Linen Waists in plain and stripes, WITH
detachable collars, II.
Also, Persian Designs In Lawns ard
Dimity, with extra White collars, az 81
BIne-Quality Persian Wdgts IN dimi-
ties and lawns, all OF which haye 9etach1
BILE collars; pricos from Sl5 90 a..
Grass-L Linen Wa<--s from $3.50 up %
those embroidered on linen at $40.
White Waist OF Linen Lawn, with
detached linen collar and Guns, g.25.
Imported Crinkled. Swiss Waist, IN
White, Sl9S.
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PARASOLs.

A complete line is here for your selec-
ton; the BEST THINGS. THE RIGHT
THINGS AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE
PRICES.
2l-inch White China SILK Coaching Para
SOL eboniZed handle for SSc.
2i-inch White China SILK ParasOl, with
natural-wood crooked handle, at ssc.
Cream China Silk ParasOl, with 6-inch
rufiie. at Sl.25.
A beauty at $l.sS, with a 6-inch rufle,
headed with 4-mch Cascady ruife,
curved ebonzed handle.
Dresden SILK Parasols 24-inch pretty,
stylish patterns. Dresden handles, on
ebonized wood; regular 81 value; for Sl48
24-inch White China SILK Parasol, Ores
den handle. very stylish, 1913.
Another excellent value is one with
5-inch rufile. curved handle. sl.69
A Beautiful Black and White Pin
Stripe Satin Parasol for sl.75.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-24
KAUFMAN \ CO.,
Corner Fourth and Broad streets
CADETS READY TO COME.
They Raise the Necessary Money
HaSe-nalI

LEXINGTON. May Especial MEM
bers OF the corps OF cadets informed your
correspondent to-day that $50 had been
subscribed by them for the purpose OF
going to Richmond. This Is the amount
asked for by the alumni The boys say
they are ready to 10 20 a man. and are
perfectly willing to remain under strict
military discipline until the final exercises
are held. A committee waited on General
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sMITHyILLE. CHARLOTTE COUNTY.
VA. May 2.-(Special.) This community
was greatly shocked TO learn that on
yesterday Mr.. X. w. Jones. one Of our
most prominent citizens. had received a
telegram stating that his daughter. Miss
Ntrgie a. Jones, was in u dying condition
at Lynchburg. Va. This morning a tele-
gram was received announcing her death.
The young lady was a sister OF Mr.. Whit
field Jones. OF the Standard Oh Company,
OF Richmond. Va. and niece OF Mr. n.
r. Roberts, Of Richmond. She had many
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-24
KAUFMAN & CO.,
Corner Fourth and Broad streets.

shipp. the superintendent, to-day. but sos
little satisfaction from him In regard "
the matter.
Oficiai returns from Kerr's Creek g'ss
IS majority and from Walkers Greek +"
majority FOR the "Wets."
Washington and Lee University ceieai.'
the Virginia Military Institute this ai'.1
noon. on the grounds OF the former oy
a score OF II to in an clght-inning game
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-24
100 TRIMMED HATS.

SprCIAT, OFFERING OF THRtB
LOTS OF TRIMMED HATS FOR To
MORROW. PRICES, Sl.oJ, $50. S5.y0.
AL the above prices Won San .ake
choice OF over 100 TRIMMED HATS. com
newest ideas and designs, such as you
are usually asked 50 to IS for. here. and
much more at other stores. II you nave
a Hat to buy, be on hand early to-mor-
row.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-24
uNrRIM,iED HATS.

An immense variety OF all the NEW
ESP SHAPES In the popular weaYes OF
straw for Ladies and Children, IN Black,
White. and Colors. No old stock TO choose
ALPINE WALKING-HATS AND Bl-
CYCLE-HATS. in Brown, Navy, gray,
BLACK. and White straw; never sell lor
les than Sl.3S: NOW 50 CENTS.
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MOURNING WAISTS.

SOlld-Black Bauste Waists at &c
Better grades, with detachable collar
sl3S.
Black and White Dimity MOuw. ns'
Waist, with solid collar and cuffs. fltJ.
We also have a complete line OF b4ack
and White Waists. In checks and stripes
prices ranging from $40. 70 So.
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CHILDREN,s REFERS.

This IS headquarters for Chidrend
Reefers-any lady in Richmond vii con-
cede this-but we've too many on hanl.
so have put the knife In prices and every
Child's Refer, from Z TO 10 years. ha'
come under the general price-rc5Fu0n,
which shows "A saving OF from Ic. 70
$3.50 on each garment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-24
FLOWERS.

More Flowers 10 choose from here than
ali other stores In Richmond put 70,
gether. and prices that cannot be equalled
elsewhere. ~.
Double Violets. In White ana tlrpie'
iono SEEMS z dozen 10 a bunch, for 25c.
Bachelor Buttons in Red, Yellow, PINK
Violet, and Blue, DC
Crushed Roses, all shades, dozen to n
A full line OF Foliage, with or without
buds. from DC. up. IL
Long Wreaths for Children's Hats all
cOlOrs, from &c. up. 40
Wild Flower Wreaths and Sprays, Ssc.
Blucts Ina all shades and various prices.
Tilacs. In White and Natural Purple
color sprays 10 a bunch, with or with
out foliage, 20. a bunch; regular OOc.
punches. -;
Wulow-Centro French Daisies, dozen
TO a bunch. bTanched with grass, never
sell for less than 50c.; NOW 80 CENTS.
Our line OF
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HOTEL ST CHARLES

Atlantic city. n. J., will open about
JUNE 18TH. on the ocean front directly
facing the ESplanade. and In the most
fashionable section. The hotel Is entirely
new. and Is unquestionaby the most sub
stantially built and best equipped hosiery
on the coast. Every modern appointment,
including private Ar'esian Wen on prem
ises. Capacity, $50. Salt and fresh water
in every bathroom.
JAMES b. REILLY.
Frank s. Smaw, Manager. my N-52t
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SUMNER RESORTS.
VIRGINIA REACH.

| have opened my cottage, and am
ready 10 accommodate a limited number
of boarders. Comfortable rooms and good
table.
Terms moderate
For particulars address
Mrs. GEORGE T. MARSHALL.
my 2i-its Virginia Beach. Va.
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A DEEP CUT IN LADIES' CAPEs AND
CHILDREN's REFERS.

Right now. when you are making yom
purchases prior TO going 10 the noun.
tains and seashore, when II will be essen.
tial 10 have a lightweight Cape FOR your
self or Refers for the children, We make
YOU these LESS THAN COST PRICES
50 different from other stores. ~ pnl0ai
NOW. and not when you are not In heed
Of these garments:
Tan and Brown Applique Embroders4
Double Capes, In cloth, REDUCED fron
1898 20 $3.50
The s39S Black Cloth Capes. trimmsi
with Black silk braid and smoked peaA
buttons, REDUCED to $3.50.
Red Cloth Cape for Miss, REDUCED
from 81 90 TO 81.
Nobby Tan Cloth Capes, six rows Per
sian braid around Cape, stitched In D.
tween braid, REDUCED from S 10 s3N
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-24

5oc buys the shIrt-waist selling at SOc'
elsewhere. 49,. vou
CSC. buys the Shirt-Waist tnat YOU
have been paying 81, and called IL oai
gain.
sSc buys the SIS Waists.
N.19 buys the 81 kind
H.25 buys the SIS kind.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-24

Black Double-Face Satin Ribbon. No. Z.
for lOc.: No. 9. at 13c.; No. y, at l6c. I;
No. 16, at lsc.; Nos. % and 30, at DC,
and No. 90, for CSC.
Complete Inc OF Satin and Gros-Grain
Ribbon, all shades, from No. 2 up to
No. So
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-24

The summer season has opened IN ear
nest. EVERY NEW CREAIlON tllS'
has found favor will have place mere.
The PRICES will be consistent WIN
our usual business method OF always
giving the best values for the ieaS'
money.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-24
CUrIDREN's SAILORS AND TAN
O, SHaNTERs.

our buyer, who has just returned from
the market. has sent us some exceptlonl
values in CHIIDREN'S HEADWEAR'
including BOYS HATS.
why YOU should not get Hats for the
''t TRIMMED SAILORS FROM 10 CENTS
To 81
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SIMMER nOaRDuuS

WANTED 4 FEW LADIES no
board during the summer at a country
residence, near station on Valley rail-
road seven miles south OF the city OF
Staunton; pleasant location cold spring
water; nice shade; good accommodation.
Address Mrs. D., care OF Dispatch, Rich
mond, Va. my Z4-Zts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-24

Tan and White Bat!ste P7rssols, IA
tural-wood handles, Sc.
Tan China six and Pongee, with beau
tlful wood handles, for So.
An Embroidered and NalencienneS Trim.
med POngee SIX Parasol, with ivory
ibis and horn ferule. for $3.50.
We have nice line OF sun UNBREL-
LAS. with natural-wo0d, Dresden, ana
mourning handles
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-24

Handsome sprays Of jacquard Roses,
large Roses. ? Buds, Foliage, and
rubber stems, 33c. bunch.
Just received lot OF AMERICAN
BEAUTY ROSES, shading from Pale
Pink TO Deep Red; roses. buds, Foliage,
and rubber stems; price l5c. bunch
The Popular and Stylish RUSSIAN
VIOLETS in White and Purple, 8 dozen
10 a bunch. sold elsewhere for 81; price
here 60 CENTS. ...-...
Black and White MERCURY-WlNGS
large selectLon, from 21c. pair up.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-24


have been the subject OF unusually ac-
tive preparation on our part. we nave
taken from celebrated makers the
choicest and most beautiful Cream and
white Textures ever produced for distri-
button among hundreds OF young women
soon 10 receive their diplomas. The
beauty cannot be described; they must
be seen; the value is apparent at a
glance.
Cream Mohsir price 75c., now 5oc.
Cream Batiste, price 75c. now 50c.
Cream Silks. figured and plain, price
Sc, to-day soc.
our N.25 Wool and SILK Dress Goods
for 7Sc.
White Organizes. 2Oc kind for IL l-2c.;
PC kind for 16 2-3c. &c. kind for DC;
roc kind for Soc: 81 kind for 75c.
BLACK DRESS GOODS.
The prices Of several lots OF Desirable
Dress Fabrics have been considerably re-
duced to effect a quick distribution.
English Mohair. 40 inches wide. 500
yards OF the S5c. quality have been re-
duced TO soc.
800 yards of SOC. sieillan have been re-
duced to zoe.
Wool and Mohair Figure. 40 inches
wide. 300 yards of soc. quality have been
reduced 10 55c.
Another lot Of those 81 SILK HERNIA
mons, a delightfully."- cool church or visiting
dress, to-day csc. only; in Black; can be
made over colors.
The prices tumble In the silk Depart
ment
silk Ginghans, q inches wide, were zoe. :;
tomorrow 19c
% 10
Persian Silks were 81 1-2c.; now 2sc
Dresden Silks, were &c.; now CSC
Neat Patterns for Waists and Dresses
were SOC. and 81; now &C.
All Of our s1.25 and $50 Persian Silks
| to be sold at sc.
81 Black Figured China Silks, for Soc
pieces Neat Check Silks, to be sold at
| 81 lie.
Sc. Black Faille, soc.
2i-inch Black Faille, was $50; now
| CSC
SLIP IL Black Brocade Silks, SIC.
S1.75 Black Brocade Silks, $.2j.
27-inch China Silks, Black, 49c.
Remnants Of Silks, all kinds.
DRESS SHIELDS.
We save you money on Dress Shields
| to-day:
| &C. for the 15c. kind
1Oc. for the zoe. kind.
| 70 he for the 25c. kind.
White Kid Belts. u 1-2c.
| &c. Belts Tor 19c.-in Tan and Black
| Ladies' Waist-Sets Buttons, for &c.
| MANY SPECIAL ITEMS.
| Shams 10c., were DC.
Buffet Scarfs 12c., were &c.
! Paper Fans &C., were l0c.
| Linen Lace &C., was l0c.
| Stamped Contrepieces. SXS. price u l-2c.,
| for &c.
10x1O. price l5c.. for Sc.
An-Linen Tray Covers, hemstitched,
Soc kind for 25c.
Mourning Lace, real Crepe. 81 kind. zoe.
s125 kind, 73c.
Novelties SOC. Veilngs for 25c.
picre Of Yelling, colored. Od-Blue,
price, &c
Green piece, can be used for hat trim
ming. to-day, l0c.
Point de PARA Laces, White, with
colored edge, zoe kind. &C.; coo. kind, l0c.
35c kind 12c.
$50 Gloria Umbrellas for 81.
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DIUE RIDGE SPRINGS

BOTETOURT COUNTY. VA.
For the past quarter of a century, under
the management or
PHILIP +. BROWN.
my 14-Th0 Snorn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-24

r,rGHORNs at As. 90, IS, IS CENTS, 81.
81 9j $50 AND UP TO $3.50. 90
Sailors AT o. % 80, A. 81, 10 o.
CENTS. 81. S1.I9, $50 sl69. SIPS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-24
PRINTED WASH FABRICs.

PRINTED WASH FABRICS.
The continued warm weather empna-
sizes the desirabllity OF these beautitul
airy fabrics for dresses. The exquisite
designs and harmonious colorings thar
characterize our stock OF dexterousiy
woven cotton are not shown In such
variety in any other store, and our prices
lower than the lowest.
Ice. Organizes for l-2c.
Sc. Wash Goods for 3l-2c.
BIC. Organizes for zoe.
IL f-2c. Persian Percales, &c.
Il lie. Covert Duck. Sc.
12l-2c. MORE Moreen for l-2c.
u he Colored Crepes Tor &c.
lSc Grass Dimities for l2c.
II 1-2c. Wash Dimities for &c
II lie Batiste for &c.
20c. Grass Cloth for 12c.
25c. Grass Cloth for 16c.
35c. Grass Linen, l6c.
&c. Grass Linen, 20c.
7Jc. Crash Cloth. zoe.
MOURNING Wells.
Made Wells Gros-Grain Borders, Pure
silk, 3-S yards long, price s. Tor SJO.
Remnants Of Swiss Edges, 4l-2-yard
lengths. price is and zoe. yard, to-
morrow. Sc. a yard.
81 Channels Gloves FOR 75c.
lOc. Black Taffeta, 25c.
75c. Pure-Sik Gloves, zoe.
Pure silk Mitts. lJc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-24
GLE NOEL

BON AIR. VA.
This new Family Resort opens June LIST.
Apply till that date TO Undersigned at
Thalhimer Brothers. Fifth and Broad
streets Richmond. A. L. NOEL
my l7-SutS
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We broke the record on Ribbon-selling
Saturday, but better
nAaGAINS STILL FOR TOMORROW,

Saturday, but better
BARGAINS STILL FOR TOMORROW.
Persian and Dresden Ribbons, the new
est effects. 4 inches wide, at Is, II. %,
and 42c.; no such values ever shown here
before.
Au-Srl Taffeta Ribbon. In all shades
and White sud Cream, No. 80. 10 and 25c. ;
No. 50, for %, 49, and 3Sc
Navy-Bue and White-Stripe Tafretas,
No. 40. 38c.; No. so, 42c.
Double-Face ENtra-Quality Satin Rib
bon, In all shades, No. 50, &C.; No. 40,
4Sc
Black Brocaded Ribbon. No 40, for Csc. /;
No. 80, 4Sc.
Gauze Ribbons Cream and Black. No.
20, for % and 3Sc
All shades In Satin Al-Silk Daisy Rib
bon, for Is, 49, and &c. a piece.
Persian Sash Ribbon, II inches in width,
reduced from S2.25 10 SIS per yard.
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BADGE RIBBONS

I'm all widths and colors SOLD AT
WHOLESALE PRICES FOR THE RE-
UNION.
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SUMMER RESORTS.
WANTED.

BOARpERS IN A DESIRABLE PART
OF the country. six miles from Columbia
Depot, Convenient to post-office and
churches. House new. roomy, and airy.
WOOD. Wilmington post-ofiice. Fluvanna
county, Va. my 24-Su2t
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WANTED.

SUMNER BOARDERs AT ELK HILL
near Forest Depot, Bedford county Va.
Mrs. DR.. r. W. NELSON.
my 17-Su, W&F5t'
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SUMMER BOARD
AT THE sEAsHORE!
VIRGINIA REACH,
COLD SULPHUR SPRINGS.

OPEN JUNE lsT TO OCTOBER isr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-24

Orders for printing sent to the Dispatch
Company viii be given prompt attention.
and the style OF work and prices VIII "
sure 20 please YOU
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SUMMER BOARD

At the foot of the mountains. Large
house. pleasant grounds; ice milk. Ply
slcian, telegraph and post-Ol1ces near.
Address Miss BOYDEN,
Cismont, Albemarle, Va.
my lT-Su, TUX Th3w
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-24
MOUNTAIN VIEW INN

affords an inexpensive and luxurious
summer outing In the Blue Ridge Noun
tains. Mrs. Or. A. c. BLEDSOE,
Proprietress.
A. c. BLEDSOE, JR., Manager,
my 17-Su& W2m Amherst Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-24
WARM SULPHUR SPRINGS,

BATH COUNTY, VA,
ARE NOW OPEN FOR GUESTS.
For circulars and Information write TO
EUBANK q GLOVER,
nv IF. Su&Wlm. PrOprietOTs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-24
QUILLs, AIGRETTEs, BIRDS,
PLUMES.
RIBBONS.

A complete variety Of colors. and prices
at ASTONISHINGLY- FIGURES.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-24
THE PAYNE COTTAGE,
SUMNER HOARD,

Immediately on the beach. Good fare
and reasonable rates. Address Captain
PAYNE. Virginia Beach. Va. my 2i-3t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-24
COBB'S ISLAND,

VIRGINIA'S SEASIDE RESORT IN
THE ATLANTIC OCEAN.
UNRIVALLED FOR ITS SCRF-BATH-
ING, FISHING, AND CUNNING.
Route: We will meet daily the uO7
north-bound and the 4:j1 south-bound
train al Cobb's Station, on the New York,
Philadelphia and Norfolk railroad. Pas
sengers transferred TO island by the beau
tlful little steamer Harriet Dixon.
Terms: $3.50 per day, N2 per week; so
per month.
For further information address
COBB az SPADN, PrOprietOrs,
CObb's Island, Va.
rbfCu TugNV0 I'm
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MOUNTAIN TOP HOTEL AND
SPRINGS

over Rockfish Gap Blue Ridge Mountains.
1000 feet above the level OF the sea Fine
views, delightful summer resort, cheap
board, strong iron springs; many attrac-
lions to the invalid. pleasure-seekers. and
families; OF easy access. Address Messrs
MASSIE g. CO, Alton, Va my H-3m
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ladies' Laundered Shirt-Waists.- :;

L. IA vi W. "A =.
sh,r,. Waists. Here quality, style ana DC
every waist is offered about Doc. oil inc uo
6oc buys the shirt-waist selling at SOC.
elsewhere. A.. vou
&c. buys the shirt-Waist that you
have been paying 81, and called 1t par
gain.
H.19 buys the 81 kind.
H.25 buys the So kind'
SUMMER UNDERWEAR.
Law prices when they represent stand
ri qualities are sure TO win the trace
THE trade is here. Did you see the
crowds yesterday?
Prices move them to-day:
Those 1Oc Ladies' Ribbed vests lot
&C. for Monday. 49, IT,
lOc. for Monday. ~ 49,.
our 25c. Ladies SWISS hipoeu
for 70 lie for Monday.
rbose zoe. Gauze Vests. high neck ana
short sleeves, to-day IL l-2c.
Those &c Swiss Ribbed Vests LOT
16 2-3c.
/ lot Colorod Swiss Ribbed vests price
PC, for Sc.
WHITE VICTORIA LAWNS.
Another invoice of these favorable sum
ner Fabrics came here yesterday Inv
prices touch the lowest point hn'"" -
the history of Lawn selling'
g. the ward. instead Of II l-2c
lOc. the yard, instead of 10 2-Sc'
10. the yard. instead or Ec.
162-2c the ward. instead OF 25c.
LANES. WASH SUITS READY MADE.
THESE pretty Suits suggest cool Gays
and sea -hreezes: they are charmlnsly
made. with large sleeves ana exquisite
10 made. The low prices should make
uncommonly lively selling.
The prices range this way:
. SIS, instead of SO LADIES
SIS. instead Of $525-- % LlSli
S225, instead Of 81 sUIIS'
S25, instead OF 50
GERMAN LINEN NAPKINS.
Large size and superior quality:
SOC. instead of 81.
81. instead of $l.25.
SIPS. instead of $50.
$50. instead Of $3.50.
, nieces of Sc. German Linen Table-Cloth
tomorrow at 50c.
TOWELS AND TOWELLiNG.
Always interesting events in the Towel
DEPARTMENT. because prices make them.
can save on Towels until you buy here
DC. buys a Large-Size Cotton Iowel
that sold for llc
7c. buys a Heavy Linen Towel, huck'
with fringe, bargain, at u l-2c.
1Oc buys a Satin-Damask Towel that
sells for zoe. A..
12c. buys a Heavy Huck Towel that
sells as o. wonderful bargain at lSc.
loo buys the Round-Thread Crash that
sold at 1Sc.
S1-2c. buys the Sc. Crash.
HOSIERY BARGAINS.
Boys. Misses, and Children's Fast
Black Hose. 500 dozen Ribbed Hose, size
TO Q. improved double knee and toes,
excellent quality, strong, durable, ana
cool, selling for Csc, to-day lSc MOI
more than - pairs to a customer.
lOc. buys a zoe. Fancy-Top. Black Feet
Ladies' Hose.
12c. buys Ladies' Seamless, Fast
Black 1Sc. Hose
I9c. for our 25c. Ladies' Hose.
Csc. for those 81 1-2c. Ladies' Hose
LADIES WRAPPERS.
Tomorrow we offer Wrappers at money
saving prices; the Sl.25 kind for &c; those
N.25 Ladies' House-Dresses for 50c
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

ghL90 PROFIT IN ONE WEEK ON AN
investment Of 500. Larger and smaller
investors realized proportionately. Last
years average over S,200 per month.
Write for particulars. CONDEN * CO,
Covington, Ky. my 2i-lt
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BOARD IN COUNTRY RESIDENCES.
Location healthy; pure mountain air
Address Box q, Goode. Bedford County.
Va my 23-3t
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FOR RENT,

For Catalogue. address
J. s. CRAIG,
my i0-Sul2t Goshen Bridge, Va.
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OAKLAND RO,RDIyC-uOUsE.

OPENS JUNE THE lST.
Delightful climate; charming mountain
scenery. Six miles west OF Char,ottes-
Vile; one mile from Ivy Depot Terms
reasonable Address j. T. CHRISTIAN,
Ivy Depot, Va. my 22-F&Su2t
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JEFFERSON PARK HOTEL,

one mile from University of Virginia, will
OPEN JUNE LIST. Many improvements
on hotel and lawn. For circular address
WILLIAM a. BONLES, Proprietor
my l3-3m Charlottesville Va