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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-27
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30 Tho Editor OK The Dispatch:
Please pub h in the query column OF
valuable paper the verses by VIII
Knox. beginning "Why should the
OF mortal Do proud" and oblige.
Oarksyiie, Va, june 10, 1897. Y. =. T..
SEA-. Jet some one SEND us q copy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-27

WORD FLEA IN THE BIBLE.

Drynn and Mckinley, md the
Churches 90 Which Thcy Beiong--
Colonel Owens. OF yyicIshnn's Bri-
Cndc--Slctch OF Pcnn-Etc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-27

u IT" T7"TTVT y TTT I'I"T"T'W'
Wn you PLEASE tell me the address OF
Dr. ~. W. Parker. OF lNchmond2 and
ol.lcc. j.. g.
fredericksburg. Va.
Ills address S. 7l2 cast Franklin street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-27

Dunn clarum, rectum teneam.
Whilst 1 shall hold 70 the renowned,
/ shall hold TO the right.
or
Whilst holding on to the llustrious,
] shall hold to the right.
The Flagstaff sun-democrat., 1897-06-24

p'sI.s In the world. Within fifteen miles oi Johannesburg thsre Is sn amount If gld practically In sight estimated to b.. worth t3.S0o. .000. GOO. pr nearly as much aa the entire volume Of gold c,in now In the world. The gold is extraordinarily uniform. as uniform ss onsl fin an ordinary drpsi,. ss shown by shafts which have been sunk |" . depth of 1900 feet. and diamond drillings. which have g"ns still farther. At present the gold Is being taken out at the rate of tlO0.- OOO. .0O0 year.
The Flagstaff sun-democrat., 1897-06-24
Hoods Pills 5iiiousness. s.' sss'' as cents.
The Grand..t Remedy.

Mir. R B G,p-v-. merchant of Cnil- howip. Va. c-riiiies that he had com sumption, was given up To die. sought all medical treatment that money could procure. tried all cough rrnl- -,l.s he could hear of. hut got no re- lief; spent man, nights siIlIng up in a chair; was inl,wed m try Dr.. Kings New Discovery and was cured by use of iwo bntllrs. For past three years hss been attending io business, and says Dr.. Kings New Discovery is the granlrst remedy ever made. as IL has done sn much for him and also for others in his community. Dr. Kings New Discovery is guaranteed for Coughs. Cpi.ls and Consumption. Trial b"tll.s free at Dr.. D. J. Bran- mems drug store
The Flagstaff sun-democrat., 1897-06-24
somssh,nw to Know.

It may bs worth s"mething to know that the very best medicine fir r~s,or. ing the tired out nervous system ,o . healthy vig"r is E'rc,ric Bittrrs. This medicine k purely vegetable. acts b, giving t"n1 t0 ths nerve centers In the stomach, gently stimulates the Liver and Kidneys. and aids these organs in throwing "f5 impurities in the blnnl. Electric Bitiers improves the apps,its, . 'Is digestion. and is pronounced b, ,h's- wh" have tried 1t as the very brs, hlM,d purifier and nerve tonic. Try 1t. Sold for Soc or el O0 per bottle at Dr.. D. J B,'snen's drug store.
The Flagstaff sun-democrat., 1897-06-24
The Mnus.crs of scio.

The Worst massacre of recent times iM,k plac. an ,h. island of S..ip on April 22. 1922. When he Greek war "f Independence. hr,k. .mit In 1922 ihs Turks. io secure the ol,rdirmc- of Scin. seht slroug garrison into tbs i,lau,l. and seized ninpt, five of Ihe principal Greek merchants AS hostages. Al the end of March body of Sani- ans lan'ird in Ss'i". and supported by ihe prasauIry, drove ihe Turkish gar ris.,n into the castle. hut on the llih If April the Capitau Pasha arrived with 5000 tr"ps. aud ih- ins,,rr-eiion collapsed. Then commenced ih- most horrible massacre recorded in m nl.rn
 history. ..'lir islaud was given up tD lhe |, nd-r mercies of ihr Turkish sol- ,iirr,. aud ils inhabitants practically -xtrrini.iatr,t, the men and boys were slaughtered on the spot. and the women sent into slavery. Early in Ma, lhe Greek hostages were hanged im spite "f the vigorous protests nf he British runl,assador at StamI,oul, and at the sam. lime 800 prisoners, who had been detained in the castle, were strangl.d. When the Turkish troops mad finished their tirndish work only 900 "f Inc original 10000 or 60.000 in- habitants Uf Scio were left in the stand. from which alln,st every trace uf civilization had been etfaced.
The Flagstaff sun-democrat., 1897-06-24
Bucki~n,s Arnica salve.

The best smlys in the world for cuts. bruises, sores, ulcers. salt rhsun, fever, sDr-s. letter, chapp-d hands. chilblsins, crus. and all skin erup. lions. and positively cures piles. or n" pay required. It Is guaranteed n give perfect satisfaction or money rs. funded. Price, 25 cents per box Fun sale bv D. J. rxnnen.
The Flagstaff sun-democrat., 1897-06-24
The want. of ls.i,w.ys.

A railway ntttcal writes As follows: Those who say lha railway question does not effect them nrr often tn n,yh,. less persons. The prosperity "t our railways affects in one way or another he Whole country.
 Onr railways first nf Ill represent an nInal money capital of one.iiflh of the assets of The R.pub!ic.
 Onr out If every five dollars we possess as a nation.
 Onr railways employ. or wmld em- pl,, to-day if prosperous. over one million persons direct at good wages.
 One nu, of every twsnty-.wo of the
 population working f,r a living.
 Our railways indirectly employ many thousands more. and in one form or another add to the revenue of another million.
 Those who doubt this should look over iha daily wants of these great dis, ribuu,rs of work and wages. The wants of railroads. according to the observation If N gentleman cnn- n-ei-d with transportation enterprises. are only srcontl to those of women, which some French philosopher ha. said m man can ever hope to supply. 1 'ro the casual observer all that a rail. road wants is a roadbe,l. ties. steel rails. cars. and ung giies to pnll them. l3it growing out of these general features are demands fnr materials of such variety thai t,e catalogue of the pirchasing agpn, (wlp. as his nat,r implirs, has cha, g~ of making ils nee. -~sary purchases f.r ihs railrps.l). is \ g",,i-sizr,i volume whsrsin are named s."rral hundred articles in mare or less conslaut use by the corporation. Here aie few uf he articles taken irnu bis list: Axes, adzrs, acid, an IimnDy, ammonia, bell cord, bone i, black. sour ale (usrd fnr mixing up ceres for cnstings). burners. books. be-~wax. chain. cement, chimney, I chairs. clMks, cushions, cml hWis, dipp-rs. disinfrrtan,. envelopes. flag s,,als, iir-I,rick. fuse cotton, globes. I
 gold leaf, gas"line. hose, hinges, hair, ! hrk,"grmphS. knives. m"ps. mucilag.,
 n,rkingpns. nap'ha. okum. paint. plush. punches. powder. pluml'xgo. pins. rubber, rope. saws. snakes, sh ITS. soap. sandpaprr. solder, tow. tutlrmiinr, lime directors, tally covers. wick and wl-rlllarrows. i This list is large, but it don't cover more than onr-qnar,er of the articles mentioned in the cai alogue referred tO.
 So before you say ihe railway que,- tion has nn interest for yo,. think . little. No American citizen can aff0 d 'o see these great properties stricken d"wn. They reach all over this broad domain of ours. and slestribute none, and employ labor and build up com. muniliss every where.
The Flagstaff sun-democrat., 1897-06-24
THURSDAY. JUNE "A. 1897
MISCELLANY.
Larkspur has killed thousands of sheep in mountains.


 sheep in mountains.
 The bones ar tomhs of more than 200 giants have been f ,und in E rope IL isa custom at B mhay for all Hindoos ,o ;ulule all black rais. Th-, think it ma, he The s"ul of an English officer.
 On n globe thirty miles in circun,- ference it would take the strongest micr~c"pe to find man were he to be reduced approximately.
 The oldest love letter iD the world is tn the British Museum. It Is a pro pOsal If marriage f',r ,h- hand of Nh Egy piian Princess aLd It was made $500 years ago. It k in the form of an inscribed brick.
 Salt Lax. City. Utah. June IS A special tn th- rribnn. from Pncat-ll''. Ilahn, says: A severe cold wave swept "v-r southras'ern Llaho t"-'iav Three inches of snow fell at Soda Springs ,his morning.
 Rnpsln. a district "n the north slope of the H,mala,as. l5.000 feet xin,vr Sea level, and snrr,aini-d v n,nin- tsins from 5000 io 5000 feet higher, has permanent population "f 800 p~rs..,s. wh" live in goat hair tents aIl the year r'nnd
 A negro woman. Mrs. Emma Ws'~r- A~ld. has rr.'~,v~d medical diploms from the Lnnisiaua State Board ~ Medical Examiners. She is A gradn- sie of il,e nlsdical department of the New Orleans C.,lorrd University. and Is said tn be the first n-gip wom tn iB the south. if nnt in the entire union. to prncticr medicine.
 Tn. manufacture "f butter from c,- eoanut milk \, AmilIy. in Frsnc~. ha> rrcertly attracted considerable a,i-n- tion from French scientific ,urnal>. h is asserted that cI,-nral anal, sis p,0wrly make, is an excrllent article of diet. The price is cheap, and "Amilly lmtier" is not only s"l'l in France, but is exported to Germany.
 A South Carolina jury has granted II verdict of $6. 900 damages in invor of the administrators If a murd-i"d man against his convicted murderer Should this become Il pr-crdrn f,r similar v-rbic,s. a murderer will n,l only have to und-rg" lhs death penalty, but he will he placed at cnn- siderable fnanciai loss also. Possibl, that may make murder less attractive tO some criminals.
 The National Anti Mob and Lynch Law Association has been incorporated by ths Secretary of Stale of Ohio. The pnrp,ses of the organization are declared .o bs to discourage mob and lynch law within the United States and to sgiisis public sentiment with | visw to securing such Legislation ns will suppress such practice by provid- inx xd. quaie punishment for violatsrs.
  It is proposed to form branch sss'ci- siiOns all over the United Stairs.
 Of his recent extended study of ih. eSld resources of South Africa, Dr. Becker says that the 'Transvssl re- public contains the largest gold de.
The Flagstaff sun-democrat., 1897-06-24
rvesybeay says e.

OasoarsSs Candy Cathastic, ths most wou- Aerful medicol discovery Of tho age, pleoer snt cd refreshing to ths taste, acs geniay sud posltlvely on kldueyo, hver end powoss Gnrs 6sSdsoi,e. fever, hahitusl censtipatio6 m biiiousuosc. Plsaee buy and ty . 6ox ef Q. Q. O today; io. . se ceats tslaena
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-11

The final examinations FOR this session
closed last evening no the Medical College
OF Virginia.
This session has been a voIv uccessrul
one. The class has been large. and the
Improvements many. During the year
new laboratories for Histology. Pathology.
and Bacterioiogy. ana new dispensary
were added. largely Increasing the facIh-
ties for instruction.
DR. j. IS. Long. who recently resigned
from the chair of Gynecoloey and Pedia-
tries. will give a farewell talk TO the stu
dents and friends OF the college in the
middle of the lecture hail on the night
Of the 18th instant.
The resignation Of Or. Long will neccssi-
tate several changes IN the faculty, and
the students Of the graduating class held
a meeting last night and appoiated a COM
mittee 10 draw up resolutions recon-
mending that Dr. Ramon ID. Garcin. now
O. member OF the adjunct faculty be made
q regular member Of the faculty. Dr
Garoln has been connected with the coli
lego for the last six years and has made
an enviable reputation as teacher.
Or. J. y. Upshur vii deliver his lecture
on ''Ethics" on the 18th al $50 =. NJ. in
stead OF s p. NJ, as has been previously
stated.
The college baseball team Will cross bats
with Richmond College on Thursday next.
and with McCabes school on Friday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-11

RICHMOND-Henry Hodeker's e1ecu-
trlX 10 G.. l.. Miller. % l-3 feet on Main
street. northeast corner LNchange Alley.
5000
virginia Caesar TO Theodore C. Woody
feet on north side Baker street between
Seventh and Eighth, S2s.
a. w. Patterson special commissioner 10
james L. O'kcefe go feet on north Side
of Moore street 5000.
William j. Cobb and wife
to Thomas ii. Farrand 80 feet on east
side Of Holling street, 100 feet north %
lewis. 81.
A. C. Collins. special commissioner to
NJ. J.. Cartwright wife ~ Samuel Garth
right Ann g.. wife of Thomas ID. Crouch.
and Laura ~. and Florence Woodward
20l 3-s acres about ten miles west of Rich
mOnd. $1,000
Anna g.. and T. ID. Crouch. VI. y. and
Samuel Cartwright and Laura r. Wood
ward TO Florence Woodward 10 acres.
500
Anna g.. and r. %. Crouch w. J.. and
Samuel Cartwright and Florence Wood
ward 90 Laura ~ Woodward. Is 3-i acres
and sd acres $3.50
l.. S. Dowdy and wife TO Lizzie s. Duns-
tan, 40 feet ou east side Twenty-dfth
street l23 feet north OF r. street $40.
". j. Ford and wife 10 Edward T0ombs.
9 acres near Hungary road. $780,
Tarieton Ford and wife 10 Edward
Toonhs. acres near Hungary road. 81
Florence and Laura u. Woodward and
VI T.. and Samuel Cartwright 20 Anna c..
wife of IT, I'd. Crouch. IL A., 20 T., on
Cabin branch. 1926.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-11
Birthday Party.

Mr. Julius J.. Ebcnhack rendered his
friends an elegant banquet at his residence
corner Eighteenth and Main streets last
Thursday night n commemoration OF the
thirty ccouo anniversary OF his birthday
Among h.s guests were representatives
oi the Liberal Grove. No. 2. United An
cIcut order of Druids. and odd Fellows
Promptly at j. NJ. Mr.. Julius Eben-
hack entered hia spacious dining hall acc
companicd 0y DIS venerable father. while
tNc orchestra played Hail to the Chief. -
The complimentary orchestra. consisting
of teu musicians. known as the West End
Star Musical Organization. enlivoned the
occasion with choice selections.
Air. :. stern. popularity known as the
"Nay0r of Jefferson ward presided as
toast-master with his usual grace and
dignity lu Dis opening address be was
particularly complimentary 90 thc genial
hos, and hs venerable father, which was
loudly applaudcd. The table was laden
with ail The dcncacies of the season,
which were heartily rartaken of.
Ihc t0aet-mastcr Mr = stern. proposed
toast "The day and birthday of the
hose and long life TO the hostess" res
pondcd 90 by Mr. John y. Metzrcr.
Among those present were: Messrs. c.
Sears. Fritz Dietrich. a. Lango. John
Fcltzmer. John Fieidncr. Jacob Koch. l..
~. Zimmerman. George Baltz. Henry
Baltz. D. staude c. Bemscheidt Georgo
Kramer S Sohcrcr. George Elcnhack. r..
Blatnor II. koss. Sol Harrison, August
Baccig9lupi y. J.. smith, A Rebeiie, Jonn
Esc1onbachcr a. Haag j. Walton. James
Brannan. Samuel lie Clcr Joe Bombach
Ed Barker. S Pahlor G.. Manchey. S.
Patterson. John O. Ilagan. A. BREEDER and
George Ehring
ar Marshall y. Ramos sang several
patriotic and appropriate songs in his
usual mastery style. Mr. David Haln-
man. the popular tenor singer of Jefferson
ward. sang with SIR. Ramos THE TWO
Irish Twins" and they were repeatedly
oncorcd. Amid the strains Of "Auld Lang
syne." and Die Wacht am Rhine" to
company adjourned TO meet again on the
day we celebrate.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-11

lfel Telephone subscribers are request
cd 20 add the following list of subscribers
to their catalogue.
ARCHITECTS
81 holland N Baskeryiu.
BICYCLES
Ja2 Old Dominion cycle and Supply
Company
DENTISTS.
533 DesP0rtes. IL. y.
DRUGGISTS.
5B poythress d Co. w. P Second
street and Main.
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
sis staples. John O..
FISH AND OYSTER DEALERS.
l.o jennings a. co.
FURNITURE REPAIRING. ETC
ol5 Wilkinson & LYDIA
GEOCERS
-..B Brook Store (McGruder Sinton)
JUNK DEALERS.
re Kelly. NJ
LAUNDRY.
s8 Eiba Laundry ID. r.. Goodwin.
LIQUORS, ETC.
l4l5 Donau Y. & Bro.
MERCANTILE AGENCY.
Ll9 Improved Mercantile Agency.
NOTIONS AND FANCY GOODS.
lWhOlcs4leJ
7Cl Long & Riddiok.
PHYSICIANS.
sB Matthews. w. j.
RAILROAD OFFICES.
5is G. O. %. IL. X. Master Mechanic,
Second street
1921 G. d O. r.. e. Store-kcepcr. Seven
tccnth street yard
2l5 C.. 81 O. H. Is. Draw-budge
RESIDENCES
n'-DH Moody Mrs ~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-11
DIR. D. II. MAINS WORK
RfGUr UOErnr GRAND TEMPLAR
or THE UOELD.
History Of the Independent order "i 100"
Tempiars aud Or. Mann's p"'''S'
Largest Body of Its Kind on Lar'h'

Or. ID. II. Mann. Of Brooklyn. y. 10,
Right Worthy Grand Tcmplar is inc n,du
OF the Independent order ol 1ood l,',
pla.s Of the World. Ills unexpected
though very pleasant visit TO the CITY,
like an electric spark. has created rtne"eu
interest and enthusiasm with the many
members mot and lodges visited. lHs
stay in the city has been made pieas"n.
boy being shown the points of interest
around the city.
Tho doctor gave up growing PRAGUE
ln New York 10 become the head OF tne
order. So well did he succeed that TOT
years he has been known 10 the woiiu
for his intelligence and executive abihty
that at the Des Moincs session he was
unanimously elected TO his present posi-
ton. and az each succeeding session has
been reelected by acciamacon.
HISTORY or THE BODY.
The order was founded in 1851, succeed
ing the knights Of Jericho alocal or
ganlzanon. originating with baker
dozen Of printers Of Utica, y. y, for
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-11

Mr. Christopher r. Allen. one of the
employees OF the Richmond. Fiedericks-
burg and Potomac Railroad Company
and Miss Annie b. Alley both of this
city. were married Thursday night The
ceremony which was performed by Rev
D.. NJ. Mercer OF West-Niew BAPTIST
church. took place at the residence of
The brides sister. Mrs Thorpe 1919 west
Cary street. and was witnessed by the
relatives and immediate friends OF the
contracting parties.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-11

list Tho Executive has taken tho mat
ter under consideration. and, IL IS IN
dcrstood. will not make known his deci-
sion until he has come TO some conciu-
sion as 90 what may best be done with
thD regiment
Tor some time Governor O'Fcrral has
been considering the ACCESSIBILITY Of dis
banding the cavalry. as it has fallen far
below the standard
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-11

Master Otto Moeller. employed bv Mr..
Jasper L. Rowe. Third and Broad has
reproduced IN oil from q cigar label. a
portrait Of Albert Pike. the eminent Ma
son. For youth It shows marked artistic
ability. on exhibition At the Twin CITY
Drug Store. southwest corner Main ana
saNlnLh atreets.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-11

Colonel Charlie. Eukcr. OF the Virginia
Volunteer Cavalry. has applied 70 tho
Governor TO be placed upon tho retired
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-11

For curing Catarrh and cold I'm head
there Is no equal TO ELY'S CREAM
BALM. Trial size 10 cents.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-11

rs easy with Hummer Soap Sold
everywhere
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mutual benefit. protection and sopriety.
10 soon began TO assume such propoiI IONS
and fits sphere Of usefulness was so en-
larrod that o. State orga nizatlon was
formed and became known by lis present
name. Little did JUS founders think now
widely and firmly had they built upon the
uriuciuiDs of temperance and sobrety.
ID is now the largest temperance oisalil1a-
lion in the world. having an active ne ih-
bershin OF over c0Oo0. cncIrciing the en-
tire world Two of its founders are sun
alive. Rev. Dr. Backus. Of Rome n. /"
and observation-disclosures u. J.. James
u New York city.
DIR. MANN's WORK.
Dr. Mann has been visiting in me
Southern states. where Doe finds the
o.r3or me weakest THE Northwestern
states have made tho largest gains DID
membership lie has travelled nearly
ca 90 miles during the past two years
from Seattle Wash, % JacksonVlilei
Maine TO Texas. and through Canada
Its 1900 subordinate lodges nave ufth
PLANTED wherever the footprints or civil
zation have tr0d. l.ishty-hve grand lodtes
assemble each year in various countries
and States tle supreme Lodge ui-'H-
nualy.
The next session viii be held in Zurich
Switzerland. in June. one million is spent
annually in the world of reform. over
eight million persons have taken its pledge
and over 100000 confirmed drunsard have
been reclaimed Twice have the order
embraced the Presiioncy-Hons.
Henry Wilson and Schuyler Colfax. ITS
members have been United states senator's
and more than a dozen are now in Con-
gress. one of the most noted diyines az
the day. Rev Dr. Theodore Cuyler pridos
himself on being member OF no. q.
Brooklyn.
ACROSS THE SEA.
The banner grand l0dee is Tho SWedi Do,
numbering nearly 100000 members. its
ritual has been translated in eleven diff
ferent languages THE order includes over
three thousand Juvenile temples for chill
dren. with a. membership of about 100000.
and one in Scotland numbers over 1900.
Its delegates come from South Africa,
the islands of the sea- and far-0n India.
The membership Of tie British army
number over $4,000. having their own
LODGES so barracks.
Or. Mann win remain abroad for scv-
eral months visiting England, Ireland,
Scotland. France Prussia. and Switzer-
land His duties aye not confined 90 visit
ing. for his Office work is heavy and his
correspondence large. He has commits
stoned sister, Miss Clara Parrish of
Illinois. who is now on The road. and OK
poets 20 cncirclc the world ere She returns
To- her home THE order is active. aggrcs-
sive, and is doing good work.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-11

rlatylenee is cured by BEEcIIAMs
PILLS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-11
The ANNUAL EASTER PARADE
Many Well-DTeSS'd Women and Men
viii DO seen Easter Sunday.
LINE OFMsRCH UP FRANKLIN STREET.

The Tiinc, % .sctihcs tine Sew style. in tho
Gowns CO Case Wo",n--oaii, lumi"cd
Hats WA bs Worn Drcssc, lor the
Misses rs hat thc Ncu NsiIiWcsr.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-11

Great Easter Sa|e.--
made special Easter price
all through the There feast Of good bargains for
Black Goods.

Greater values than ever this
week.
TWO GREAT SPECIALS. /.
Black Figured Mohair Sicillian,
the usual 7Sc. kind. This
week.................. .OOC
Extra quality Black Figured
Mohair Sicillian, the regular ST.25
kind. This week............"75C
In our regular stock you will
find a variety of unusual values.
5o-inch Black Mohair, for skirts,
a good soc. value for........ SOC
46-inch Black Granite Cloth, a
superb value......................O5c
5o.inch Black Diagonal Granite
Cloth...............................lJC
36-inch Black Brocaded Mohair
Etamlne...........................
3S-inch Black Wool Grena-
dine......................... QUO
44-inch Wool Etaminc......65c
All the new weaves in Wool
Grenadines, Examines, Canvas and
Baskatines.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-11
Silks.

The past two weeks has been the
busiest silk selling we have ex-
perienced in long time. Proba-
blv the choice values, and the
quantity of them had something
to do with it. This week will be
no exception. and you will find the
silks more interesting than ever.
Black Satin Striped Hermann,
A4-inches wide, one Of the most
popular fabrics of the season,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-11
SPECIAL FOR MONDAY And TUESDAY.

\ special discount of IS per
cent. off the mark price of any
Iardiniere in the house for Monday
and Tuesday,
A small lot OF c5 Handsome Jardineres.
ful large size. nicely decorated. worth
regular 5O and 6gc. choice OF any; Mon
day lgc. ...r III,
burner and nickel-plAIed reflector, speeldI
Tor Monday l9c.. complete with chimney.
Pie Plates, full 9 inches, made
of best retinned, worth SC. each,
special for this sale, for SC.
Dust Brushes. extra well made. tampico.
hardwood handle; Sef h I'M ior NC;
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-11
The + ourqurean-Price Company.
Great Underse|ing Sale in Houseware Department.

and emRhataI insist recognition the 2ft tn sen
e~al for s.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-11

hoops: special for this sale ...........