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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-03

led tho way 10 the altar. These were Mr..
Andrew Paker. secretary Of the Washing
ton Loan and Trust Company. and Lieu
tenant Theodore Yogelsang, United States
navy.
AS the beautiful Lohengrin march con-
tinued, the bridal party came up the aisle
in the following order First was a tiny
flower girl in a fluffy white dress, throw
ing lilies Of the valley IN the pathway OF
the bride. This was little Rosalie Winl-
fred Hutcheson, the 4-yoar-old sister OF
the bride. Following the flower girl, was
the maid OF honor. ono Of the handsomest
young women IN Washington, Miss Maud
Dewitt Talmage, daughter OF Rev. T. De-
witt Talmage. who was gowned in white
chiffon, and carried a large bouquet Of
lilies Of the valley.
The beautiful bride came IN with her ia
Their, Representative Hutchinson. She wore
a most becoming wedding gown OF white
satin covered with tulle. and over all a
long white tulle veil. She carried a great
shower bouquet OF white lilace. The brl-
dal party made a beautiful picture IN the
chancei, which was stlll deliberately deco
rated with the Easter decorations. These
had been largely added 10 In ferns and
Easter lilies DR.. Mackay- Smith read the
impressive Episcopal service from tho
usual white marriage book. which he gives
10 the brides OF the famous st. Johns
church. Representative Hutcheson gave
the bride away. and during the ceremony
DeKoven's sympathetic love song. 80,
Promise Ne" came softly from the choir
loft
As the party left the church the Mem
delssohn wedding march was played.
Prominent among the guests, were the
Vice-President and the Misses Stevenson,
the Attorney-G General. Misses and Miss
Harmon, Postmaster-General. Mrs. and
Miss Wilson. United States Minister Ter
rel, Justice Peckham, Justice Sell
Shepard, and Q number Of senators and
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W. A. Cheatwood, 1915 {. Main street.

Mems Balbriggan Shirts. and
70 match: they are the zoe. quality
but tomorrow they will go at......
Mems Laundered Percale Shirts, yoke
back, collar-band and pocket FUN
cut and beautiful patterns, 81 any
whore and you pay 7jc. for tho
same, tomorrow you can get all
you want here ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Mems Unlaundered Cheviot shirts.
yoke back, double shoulder, with
pocket and seperate neck band, fun
cut. we'll made. and 50 inches long;
they were made 10 sell at SOC, but
for this special sale you can get
them here Or.......................
Mems Bleached Jeans Drawers. FUN
cut. ribbed ankle; you pay J0c for
the same any other time, to-mOr-
row they will observation-disclosures.
Tomorrow we will sell you am All
silk Nccktie, for men. In light or
dark colors; they are worth &c..
but for the one day only they Will
be sold at ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
one lot Ladies' Kid Gloves. In odd
sizes; II you can find your siza
take them for......................
They are worth 81
Ladies 26-inch Gloria-Cloth Um-
brellas, China bulb or natural stick
handles, as good as You ever
bought for 75c., tomorrow they 90
at ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
One lot Ladies' 26-inch Umbrellas.
All-Sllk. Paragon frame. assorted
horTfcus cof.f. cold ru hf..k ma a. .as
take your pick tomorrow at........
Felt window Shades feet wide
feet long. fringe bottom. spring
roller, all complete. for tomorrow
at ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Ladies' Untrimmed Sailor Hats. IA
Black only, the 25c. grade Will DO
sold tomorrow at.....................
Ladies' Fun, Seamless. Fast-Black
Hose. i5c. is the regular price, but
for tomorrow the price will be-.
Small lot of Mating, 20 close, below
cost. not going TO keep any more.
81 Table Oil-Cloth, first quality. and
good patterns; il IS worth 20c., but
for tomorrow only We will sell IL
at ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. -..s-s.--...t.t
IA White Countcrpanes: YOU win
never again buy them under Sl.&.
but tomorrow, for the one day
only. they 90 at....................,
Full-size 1914 White Counterpanes. 81
is what they sell FOR regularly, but
for the one day only. tomorrow.
we viii sell them at......,..........
Ladies' Percale shirt-Waists, laun-
derel cuffs and collar, V-yoke,
large sleeves. and good patterns.
they should be sold at 75c.. but to-
morrow they 30 at....................
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GREAT SLAUGHTER IN DRESS
GOODS.
and get your pick.

GREAT SLAUGHTER IN DRESS
GOODS.
Yard-Wide Wool Dress Goods, all
fresh. new spring styles. Chameleon
effects. have been ready sellers at
25c.: we have too many, and they
must 20. so for the one day only
you get what you want at.......... Il Il
All-Wool Yard-Wide Serge or Hem
rletta, Black and Blue. only zoe. is
the regular price, but for Monday
only they will be sold at........... .
One-Plece All-Wool 50-inch Crepon,
Black. the price was 81; this Will be
closed at the low price Off,. %
Small lot 30-inch Wlde-Wale Serge;
any other time II would be 2Oc., but
for Monday only it will be.......... u IL
"a Chameleon Dress Goods, half
wool. ready sellers at u 1-2c., but
for Monday only they will be sold
at Observation-Disclosures. 10
96-inch Plaids and Small-F1gured
Wool Dress Goods; after Monday
they will cost you &c, but for the
one day they will go at .......... IL IL
s6-inch Black BriHiantines, solid and
figured, for Monday the price has
been cut from 40c. to.........."..... %
WASH GOODS AT ABOUT HALF
PRICE FOR THE ONE DAY.
One lot Figured Lawn will be put on
sale, and as long as it lasts will be
sod at ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 23-4
Figured Dimities, any other time
will cost you 10c. but for the one
day only they go at................. "a
si-inch Jaconet, 10c. is the regular
price, but to give you something
good for the one day only it Will
he sold ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81
Merrimac Shifting Prints, 5000 yards
10 pick from, for Monday only at. 81
For the one day only come and take
your pick of our and l0c. Fancy
Dress Ginghams, at the slaughter
price Of........................'. -
Satton-Stripped and Satton-Checked
Muslin; you never bought them
under S1-3c, but Monday only we
will sell them at....................... b
One lot 10. J. H. and l5c. Large
Check, Fine Sheer Muslins, for the
one day only you can take your
pick at....................... 10
Best grade of Percales, all fresh,
new. and desirable styles, 200 pieces
TO pick from, at the low price Of.
Chameleon MORE, the best grade, no
trash, same you 60 elsewhere and
pay y 1-2c.. for Monday only they
viii go ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Is
Shepherd Plaid Satcen, should bring
S1-3c.. but TO make you feel good 1t
will be sold for the one day att. b
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-03
PERSONAL POINTS.

Judge Walter II. Pierce, at the recent
session Of the County Court. appointed
Professor Lingon S. Randolph a special
conservator Of the peace for the college
grounds.
The corporation of Christiansburg re-
Gently engaged Professor Randolph 70
survey line Of sewerage for the town.
The question had vexed the town fathers
a great deal, and they are greatly pleased
with the solution given them by his skill
as an expert engineer.
The Radford West-End Land Company
is causing a rafting among the dead
bones Of real estate transactions by
suing all parties whose notes they hold
for lots bought during the boom. On!
we are a wiser and a sadder people! We
shall never touch a boom again, fact
that the following anecdote points: \
traveller. having lost his way. asked a
gentleman how he could reach such a
town. The directions were kindly given,
and wound uD by the Information that
he would have 20 go round by the boom.
us there any other way?' asked the
traveller. "Oh, yes; but it IS further.
"No matter" was the reply. II shall take
il: l have had enough OF b0oms," and
he was scarcely treasured when il was
explained TO him that the boom referred
10 was one lumber company had in the
river.
Miss Lefty Hooper Johnson, who has
been visiting Mrs. r. c. Price for some
time. returned TO her home in Christians
burg to-day.
Mr. j. T. Bonsack. an old and very
popular student of the institute. now an
active business young man of Roanoke
CITY. IS visiting friends in Blacksburg.
Mr. w. D. Saunders, in charge OF the
Department Of Dairy Farming at the in
stitute. has been absent several days
attending the Episcopal Convocation
which held its session in Salem.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-03

Representatives. including the full Tex1
delegation In Congress.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mugge left on a midnight
train for New York. expecting 70 retIa
10 Houston about April 2lst
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-03
Not His Fault.

Chicago Record)
.'Bilks has a wild, dissipated look; does
he drink"
Not a drop; but he sleeps In fold
ing-bed that makes up like a sldeboard."
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II the Baby 4. Cutting Teeth

be sure and Use that old and well-tr.ea
remedy. MIS-. Mlns.Ows Soothing syrup
for children teethins. II soothes me
child. softens the gums. allays all pSiH
cures wind-colic. and is the best remeey
for dlarrhoea. Twenty-Five cents a boz
tie. ...--
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FOR MONDAY ONLY.
SPECIAL SALE! SPECIAL SALE!

For MONDAY May the 9TH only will have one OF the GRANDS SpEC
60 have got loose than take
Don't think
them after that at the early before the
pick
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-03

One lot remnants Apron Gingham'
Dress Bingham, Chameleon Moire'
Calico, &C., they Will all 80 to-
morrow at one price.
Striped Outlng-Cloth; come and get
what you want, FOR the one day
only .......'''.''''''''''
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A Charade.

written for the Dispatch.)
IL you wou.d SECOND q FIRST repute
And earn en- honest fame,
Base not your hopes on shifting THIRD
or popular acclaim.
Full many a noble British craft,
Rich laden, homeward bound.
upcn my WHOLE, In sight OF shore,
A hapless fate has found
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-03
wARM-wEATHER GOODS TO KEEP
YOU COOL AND SAVE YOU MONEY.

Ladies' Full Bleached Gauze Vests,
richly. worth l0c.. but tomorrow
we will put 200 dozen on sale for
the one day only at................ ]
A limited quantity OF Ladies' Gauze
Vests. with shell neck. regular Sc.
quality, will be sold tomorrow and
for the one day only at..............
Ladies' Full-Bleached, Tape-Neck
and Tape-Arm, Lisle-Thrcal Vests,
2Jc. Is what they are worth. but for
the one day Monday, only we viii
sell them at......................
one lot Ladies' Lisle-Thread Vests,
tape neck and tape arm: they are
zoe. goods. but we bought them at
auction. and 10 give you a bar
gain we Will sell them FOR the
day at........................
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-03
DOMEsTICs AT GIV1NG-AwAY
PRICES.

100 Yards Utica 1914 Bleached sheet
ing. in l., Ia, 1-2-, 2, and #
yard lengths, the regular price -
30c.. but for the one day they Will
Mohawk Valley "a Bleached Sheet
ing: you know what IL is WORTH
but for Monday only you can get ..
It here ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. -
For Monday only we will sell l0-t
Mohawk Valley Bleached Sheetng
Chat Is worth-wel, never mind
you know the price,, at.............
"a Bleached Sheeting will be sold FOR
one day only at ...............''.'. l.
Come and get ca CopDerill Bleached
Sheeting, for the one day only at IL l.
Full Yard-Wide Heavy Fine I'm
bleached Cotton, worth 7c., but for
Monday, the one day only, you get
il ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. D
For the one day only, Monday, we.
will sell you a Fun Yard-Wide
Heavy Unbleached Cotton, that
was never sold under Sc. in short
lengths, at OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES l.
Don't ask for it after that-you
won't get IT'D
Very Heavy Unbleached Jeans, in
short lengths, come tomorrow and
get 1t t..................'.''''
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national flags foated about among the
greens, and large ones outside.
In the punch-room Mrs. Dallas Flanna-
gan and Miss Lou Adkins did the honors,
and OH the piazza, covered in by draped
bunting in the national colors, Mrs. Henry
Taylor and Mrs. Charles l.. Boiling dis
pensed Apollinaris lemonade.
Mrs George Mayo, assisted by Misses
Mary Mayo. Lucy Atkinson, Madge Freed
ley, Maggie Walden, and Nellie Tree, pre-
sided over the dining-room. where sand
wiches and iced tea, creams shaped in
moulds of the bust OF General Washing
ton, cakes with his likeness stamped upon
them, bonbons, and ices of various
kinds, and everything which goes
to make an attractive afternoon re-
ception was served In abundance.
Silver candlestcks. filed with red, white.
and blue candles. adorned the table
buffet and mantel, and red white or
blue lamps filed every corner.
The officers Of the society-Mrs. Il. II.
Wise. Miss Belle Perkins. Mrs !. r.
V. Daniel. Miss Mary NJ. i. Newton,
Mrs. Axtell, Miss Lewis, and Mrs.
Junius NOris--were fassisted IN receiving
by Mrs. William Writ Henry, Mrs. VIII
liam j. Thomas. Tbs. stephen Putney.
Mrs. c. w. T. Brock. Mrs. James Doo-
ley. Mrs. James Lyons. Miss Rena
Stearns, and Miss Sallie Marshall.
A committee OF gentlemen very kindly
assisted in doing the honors Messrs.
Thomas NJ. rutherford. Barton ". Wise.
Charles L. Williams. f. ID. Williams
Richard III. Gaines, u. c. Mayo,
Virginus Newton, General Charles j.
Anderson. Judge L. l.. Lewis, and Nj
Ellis Moon.
The visiting members of the society
the local members, and the officers and
Board Of Managers OF the club were the
guests OF the Daughters OF the American
Revolution On this really delightful &C.
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casion. and the many guests OF ois'i,S ,
ton and the ladies who accoinpan,e'
them were most appreciatiye OF ene 80,
pllment paid them by the oid Doii''''''
Chapter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-03

Ladies 26-inch Gloria-Cioth Um-
brellas. China bulb or natural stick
handles, as good as You ever
bought for 75c.. tomorrow they 90
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-05-08
fluence him as to vote for the
pension bill under discussion.

WAsHS sros, d. c., M,y4 -Elec
tons Committee No. 8 held it's regu-
lar meeting this morning, and the
ccntested.electioh case of Yos
against Tucker was considered and
decided in favor of the coniestee. In
tbs case General james A Walker, of
the Ninth Virginia District, again re
ceiyed setback" from his Republi
can colleagues. The vote on the re-.
port oil the committee. after giving
fost all that could DO fairly allowed
him, stood 6 to 1. General Walker
voted in the negative and against
the conclusion reached by tho ma.
Jority OF tue committee, and he asked
time TO present bis objections in the
form of minority report. This
bears out the statement made a few
days ago TO the effect that General
Walker said that if ho could not de.
feat Tucker in the COMMITTEES it
would be n curious thing if he could
not do so in "a big Republican
House like this"
General IKaiher IS caryyiny MS
bitter partisan vie,os to such an ec-
tent as to maAc Msm decidedly Office.
tio"able to his Republican, coUeagues
on tie committee, as sho,on 6y the
action of'Me 10 ly this morning. The
Republican representative vino were
present aud voting for tho report of
the committee were Messrs. Mccall
of Massachusetts, jenkins of Iudi
ana, aud Coddi,g of Pennsylvania.
The report gives 10 Mr.. Tucker the
seat to which he WAS elected by 1904
plurality, by majority over Yost CT
16l.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-05-08
SHOULD THEY FIGHTs
Not England and tho United
But Children of All Ages md Conditions,
Timely Reinforcemcuts IA tho
Battle for Existence,

49, ~~-A'~NAAe0s
Perhaps you have an answer Tor us
to this question all ready. And per-
haps we may disagreed with you.
Listen to our side of the story. Is It
not terrible warfare which sweeps
from the face of the earth one-third of
all children under five years of aRe2
Yet this is the history of the great
Struggle in which we are all engaged
the battle of life. Some children yield
ut the first approach of disease, while
others make grand struggle for exist
ence. In this sense, then, we are all
agreed that children should be good
lighters. They can best fight disease
when they are hearty and strong.
We do not mean simply when they are
fat. Eat is not muscle. They need
strong bones, sound nerves and firm
muscles. The natural food for all in
fants is milk. The fat of this food,
the cream, exists in the milk as minute
globules, resembling in this respect
the minute globules of fat found id
Scott's Emulsion of Cod-liver Oil with
Hypophosphites. There is also min
eral matter in milk, and it is in SCOTS
Emulsion as well. This preparation
looks like milk and children soon be-
come fond of it. So many infants and
young children do not appear to derive
much benefit from their food. They
remain extremely thin, weak, do not in-
crease in weight or height. They seem
to have some disease which is actually
wasting the body away. Their SYSTEM
calls for food, and yet the food does
not nourish them. But food they must
have. They also need some remedy
which will alter or change the action
of the organs of the body TO healthy
activity. There arc remedies which
naturally exist in cod-liver oil that
are capable of making this change.
For this reason they are called "alter-
atives." The hypophosphites are also
of service, as they strengthen the
nervous system, which is the great
seat of power. The poorly nournished
body calls for fatty food, such as the
fat of cod-liver oil. These are the
reasons why Scott's Emulsion has
proved so valuable to children. 1t re.
stores healthy action. 1t feeds. Ii
nourishes. Itsupplies needed material
to the growing body. I'VE cannot state
too strongly the Importance of these
few early years to future health and
happiness. Children do not seem to-
bear raw cod-liver oil well. 1t is so
difficult to digest. But the oil in
SCOTS Emulsion has already been
digested, and is, therefore, in n condi-
ton to render prompt aid.
Scott's Emulsion contains more pure
Norwegian Cod-liver Oil than any other
emulsion in the world, that will stand
the test of time as being perfect in
separable emulsion. Ask your doctor.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-05-08

GUS, and out of harmony with the
general expression OF Freemasonry
and concludes with words of earnest
exhortation that everything in Z odg.
procedure should be done "decentl,
and IN order and with view to
produce The best moral effect IN the
mind of the candidates.
In commenting upon the article
referred to, the American Tyler of.
fers the following suggestions.
"Can wo. not therefore, Improve
upon this relic of an age of barbar
ism and give the sublime more fore.
OF insistence by the removal of the
low and suggestively brutal? If so,
the experiment is worth trying.
There is no valuable lesson itDpart
ed by the picturing of Wrong. A
Mason who has drank at the Ma
sonic fount of Right will turn with
disgust from the foul turbid waters
of Wrong offered him. Hence the
brutal lesson-if lession it be-is
lost upon men who have learned tc
do the will of the Most High with
alacritv and delight. To others,
less grandly favored, the lesson is
lost in the brutal suggestiveness OF
the spectacle presented
According to our thought there is
no need of changing the ritual OF
eliminating from the ceremony the
affecting scene where the force of
evil is made manifest. The presen
tation may well be given in form as
now, only let the chief actors, and
brethren generally, keep in mind
what is the aim and scope of the
illustrated slegend. Then the sec.
ton o. which we have written will
be rendered in such manner as to
conflict i'll no respect with the disni
ty and grace characteristic of the
Masonic system, and the desired eff
fects upon the intellectual and NOR
al nature of the candidate will Ger
tainly be produced Freemasons
Repository.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-05-08
LET IT BE AN OPEN FIGHT.

The Dauville Register in reply to
The State says that it did expect
and was prepared for the opposition
of the Republicans to constitution,
III convention, and adds that if the
last Legislature, which was over
whelmingly Democratic. had voted
down the proposition to held con
s.itutional convention, the Republi
cans would have raised their hands
in horror and condemned the Legis
lature for failure to do its dnty.
The Register claims, aud we think
deservedly, the credit of having in
augurated the convention movement,
and says that while it expected OPP
position from Office hold RS in both
parties, it is very sure that the mass
es of all the parties are in favor of u
constitutional convention. Tint is n
matter of opinion. In conclusion.
the Register with commendable
frankness says that it is in favor of
restricting the suffrage to those
who cln read and write. After all
that is the great question at issue;
and we hold that the Democratic par.
ty should be quite ms frank as the
Register is. If this convention is to
be held, the people should fully i'm
derstand what it proposes do. Gov.
ernor OFerrall suggested that the
Democratic. convention at Staunton
should declare itself as to what the
Democrats do not propose TO do i'll
calling n constitutional convention.
That is not enough, it is the avowed
purpose of the Register and others to
qualify the suffrage through con.
stitutional convention, aud if the
Democratic party speaks Mt all on
this question, caudor aud honesty
will compel it to make declaration
one way Or the other on the question
IF suffrage.
Let us have an open fight. Let
the people know just what they are
doing; and then it will DO plain sail
! in5 if the convention assemblies
State.
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hat a new election be ordered. +"

that new election be ordered"
The News some time since called
the attention of its readers to the
int consistency of Gen. Walker but il
is not now necessary to say anything
further on the subject as the above
speaks for itself. But we would
like to know what Gen. Walker
thinks of his own election aud why
he persists in holding the seat i'll
Congress to which he is clearly not
entitled accord ling to his action i'll
tho Coraett-Swanson contested cleo
tion case. If the election in the
Fifth Virginia District was null and
void, az Gen. Walker claims, owing
TO the Virginia election law being III.
constitutional, how about the cleo
ton in the Ninth Virginia DISTRICT
We are not n lawyer, bat it has al
ways been our opinion that the cleo
lion law under which the election of
these two districts was held was the
same, but if Gen. Walker is honest
III the position lie has taken then we
are mistaken, and we have two laws
in the state, or tho General should
ask Congress TO declare his seat va
cant in order to be consistent and
show that his vote in the contest re
ferred to above was honestly cast,
when most of his Republican col
Leagues agreed that Swanson WAS
honestly elected.
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