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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-05

man pleaded guilty and his counsel al
r,i,tod that n Jaw was In existence con-
demning the use OF such appliances TOT
coming money. Yet II was apparent tha'
she accused had been more guilty OF igno-
rance OF the law than any disposition 70
make money dishonesty. Then Mr.
utchardson asked for his discharge. IN
5tsr,issipx the case. however. Justice
c,ptchfield sternly denounced the use OF
such means and machines for money
making. and declared his leniency TINS
time would only be equalied by the Sc
verify with which he would handle all
future offenders,
In the case OF Easter Burrell. charged
with stealing a gold watch valued at $40
from W. r. sherer. the accused was sent
TO fail for six months.
Elijah Bell alias old Nick, was charged
with robbing the cash-drawer OF Demeiino
Bachilll Of 81. but as the merchant could
not positively Identify the negro as 'he
man, he was discharged.
The case Of this particular "Old NICK
charged with striking Julian Myers Win
brick. was continued until the lfth, when
Mr.. Myers will be in court.
In the case Of Robert Clark (coloredl,
CHARGED with stealing ten hams from y
Dominicis place, the accused had enough
faint of guilt about him for the Jusilce
10 send him on TO the grand Jury. ne
was also held in the security or soW ior
twelve months. .,,
The remaining cases were uniinpor'ah''
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-05
KIondike Investment Chance.

In another column is explained the Or
eanization OF the Kloldike British No.h
American Trading and Exploration Com
pany. chartered under the laws OF Wesl
Virginia. It's capital stock is Vow,
par value 81 per share, full paid tnl
worcestershire. The chief object OF ne
company is TO carry on general lla4'
in and TO develop the gold-nelds o. Bf.nsH
America and Alaska. including especialy
the KIondike District, and other eqlaNy
rich but hitherto undeveloped placer ana
quartz rcgioas al the headwaters OF no
Yukon river. about which the company
has made IL point TO get reliable inIoi'
nation from returned explorers ana iiom
members OF government surveys OF can
ada and the United States. The company
has bought the entire property OF MI.
A. Il. Ironmonger Sofa, Of Dawson ~
consisting of ten mining claims. una'.
new regula tons, and on which iorce OK
men liz now at work taking ont gol".
Hon. Charles T. O'Ferrall. Cove nor ot
Virginia, Is first vice-presldent OF INC
company, and the general attorney -
Mr.. Charles III. Vines. II Roanoke, va
Tho announcement Of the company give
a description OF property acquired ai1
estimates OF It's prospects, based on pr.
vestlg ton. The directory is composed OK
well known and prominent business-men p,
and the home office is 60 and q wan
street, New York.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-05
NOT MUCH VENDETTA ABOUT III.
tbs the Impression Of Those F"-
v,sI,ar with Mr.. HOlleran's Death.

The report that the death OF MI
1'bomas !. Ho.leran, who was killed on
the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad track
last Thursday, was thought to be the re-
sult OF a vendetta, was genuine sur
prise. and especially was this the case
In regard TO the relatives OF the ue-
ceased. II has been denounced by the
police. the Coroner, and Mr.. Hoiierah
Trends as neither more nor less tnan
A silly canard. 1t was suggested that
the unfortunate man had been muir
dered by vengeful Italians, and the bouy
placed upon the track 10 conceai inc
crime The motive alleged was re-
venge of the death OF barkeeper EN-
ployed at the saloon of A. Girolami, VINO
Was shot by Holleran about a year and
half ago.
The widow of the deceased stated yes
terday that she had heard no such ru-
NOR until her attention was called TO
a newspaper article relative 10 H. She
was much distressed at its publication.
Mrs Hogan, sister-in-law OF MIS-. Hol-
leran. and other connections Of the I'M
fortunate man also said that such an
idea had never been suggested, and was
entirely discredited. At the First Police
station no attention had been paid TO
It. and Chief Howard poohpoohed the
suggestion. and said that knowing Hol-
leran as he did he thoroughly coin
cided with the view OF Coroner Taylor.
who holds that the murder theory is
utterly untenable
"The fact that Mr.. Holleran was
railroad man." said DR.. Taylor, makes
il less surprising that he should have
been run over. They grow careless from
constant familiarity with danger. and
are moro apt TO be killed than you or
/ would be-
1.-THE place where Mr. Hollcran was
killed Is a formidable one, and j know
% one case Of a man being killed there
in broad daylight. How much more
dangerous, then. would ii be by night.
Another point against the murder
theory is that none Of the dead mans
money was taken, and he had nearly
$50 1t is possible that some one may
have killed him for revenge. but the
facts in the case do not Justify the pre-
sumption"
The funeral Of Mr.. Hoileran took place
from St Peters Cathedral at $50 o'clock
yesterday morning. with solemn requiem
high mass. The obsequies were largely
attended, and the interment was made
in Mount Calvary Cemetery.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-05
New Chinp Store.

at 100 east Broad street, will be open TO
the public on or about October lst by
W. S. Hugg and ". NJ Miller. They
will carry a full stock Of Imported and
Domestic Crockcry. Glassware. and
Housefurnishing Goods and all articles
of goods that go 20 make up and COM
plete hrst-class Crockery-House. which
is much needed on Broad street. Special
attention is being given by these gentle
men in their selections Of stock from
various importers and manufacturers or
Dresden Tiplitz. Royal Flemish. Bonn,
and Limoges China Of every description
Mr.. w. S. Hugg. formerly OF Baltimore
was for number OF years connected
with one OF the largest crockery houses
of that city. being its principal buyer.
Mr.. w NJ Miller is well known 20 the
trade Of Richmond where he has a host
Of friends. and has been for several years
past one Of tho chief statesmen % the well
established house OF Tho T.. r. Taylor
Company.
These gentlemen are live and wide
awake, active young businessmen. They
will have associated with them az 0ls
Of their statesmen FIR. J. NJ. Chichester,
who r. well known 70 the trade In this
gity.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-05
To Economical Hou.ekeepers.

We beg to call your attention to the low
nrlees YOU can buy groceries AT our store
for this week. Every article In our store
Is way below the price Of any grocer IN
Richmond. Our goods were bought be-
fore the great advance, and we are
giving our customers the benefit OF same
Read our ad over carefully, and you Will
find II 10 your interest to make all your
purchases from US, as we are head
quarters Tor best goods for the least
money. We guarantee to save you p
ner cent. on all Groceries. one trial will
CONVINCE YOU. S. ULLMAH'S SON,
uptown store-50s east Marshall
Down-tovn stores-is10-isz2 east Main
street.-New and old phones at both
stores.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-05
select Excursion to wa.nlns,on,

via Richmond. Fredericksburg and 70
tornac railroad. Monday. September =
1891. Train will leave Broad and iiar
cock streets at 3 A. NJ: returning. leave
Ninth and Maryland avenue. Wasninsgs
Tuesday. September 18th. at ! 4
sharp. Fare for the round-trip' Fe's' !,
burg TO Washington, $40: Richmona y
Washington. $50: Richmond 70 re-
ericksburg. N.25 Fredericksburg TO Va '.,
lngton, N.25. Colosed people VIII ~
separate coaches. Eyerythins nIst-o.' !,
Passengers from Petersburg VIII &c, "a, N
81 E,ea station BROAD stree Richmono
10 take mis- train. which VIII he un's'
the management OF ,,s
THOMPSON, NICHE & ADAh7'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-05
ASK FOR SPECIAL RATES.
The Ratification Committee Make
This REQUEST of Associated Rvys.

This Request of Associated R'wys.
The following letter relative to the pro-
posed big ratification meeting to be held
here under the auspices of the Powhatan
Club on the evening Of September 2Sd Is
self-explanatory:
Richmond Va, September 3, 1897,
The Associated Railways: The Chesapeake
and Ohio Railway Company; Richmond
Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
Company, Norfolk and Western Rail-
road Company, Richmond, Va:
Conference.-The undersigned, the sub
Committee on Transportation from the
Committee Of Arrangements of the row
hatan Club, TO whom is committed the
charge of the grand Democratic ratifica-
ton meeting to be held in this city the
night of September 23d, are instructed
to communicate with the railroads lead
ing into the city. and to request their aid
towards the success of the meeting by
placing on sale excursion-rate tickets al
one fare for the round trip, good Tor TWO
or three days on any regular train.
The Powhatan Club, under whose charge
this meeting is TO be held, confidently eX-
poets a very large attendance OF out-ot-
town visitors, both ladies and gentlemen.
We have the approval and cooperation
of the chairman of the State Democratic
Committee, and this meeting will be the
official opening of the campaign.
Major J. Hoge Tyler, Hon. Edward
Echols, and Hon. A. j. Montague, our
Democratic nominees, will be present and
will address this meeting.
While this meeting will be political
the occasion is one that is compelled TO
interest all who have at heart the in
terest of the city of Richmond, and we
hope that you will cooperate with us
and aid us in making this meeting worthy
of our great city by arranging for excur-
sion-rate tickets, as above stated.
Very respectfully.
II. NJ. TYLER,
c. w. SAUNDERS.
o. o. HAWKINS.
Committee from Powhatan Club.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-05
~ y =
The Most Beautiful.

The portraits by Homeier Clark.
which received first medal and special
prize AT the National Convention OF Pno-
tographers, at Chautauqua, y. T., last
June. nave attracted universal attention.
Not only mas the Photographic press COM
nented fayorably upon them. but one
reads about them, and gees them repro
duced in many OF the leading periodicals
ana daily papers In all sections OF me
land The New York World OF August
99S ard 9th has full-page reproductions
OF the most beautiful photos ever made.
among Them four portraits by Homeier &
rsI.rk Ct Richmond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-05
NORFOLK. 800.
Old Point. Ocean View. &c.

The most attractive Excursion o. m,
season will be the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway Labor-Day Excursion. Monday
September 9Th. from Richmond O. Nor.
folk via Newport News. and 90 Old Point
ONE DOLLAR TO EITHER for the
round-trlp. Old Point TO Ocean View and
return, 15c.; Norfolk to Virginia Beach
and return. 30c. A fast. clean ride.
abundance of coaches for all 10 be sea,
ed; no dust great sports AT Ocean View.
Buckroe Beach. and Virginia Beach. Al
sorts of amusing races at each place.
Hibernan sports at Ocean View. You
cannot miss having a most enjoyable day.
The Labor-Day Excursion train Will
leave Richmond Sixteenth and Broad
streets al $50 A. NJ Returning same
day. leave Virginia Beach =. NJ. leave
Norfolk via Chesapeake and Ohio steamer
Louise s =. NJ. leave Ocean View VIA
Willoughby Spit tbs p. NJ. and leave
Old Point $50 p. NJ.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-05
MERE. slaughter Goo. with N YER.

Mr.. X. T.. Slaughter, the competent ana
ef1cient manager OF the carpet depart
merit OF the Fourqurcan-Price Company
for the past three years, will. on next
Thursday. assume similar position at
the large dry-goods emporium OF julius
Meyers Sons Mr.. Sls tighter was for nj
team years at the head OF the carpet de-
partment Of the old firm OF Levy Il
Davis, and he has u most extended ac-
auaintance. He will manage his depart
ment at Meyers, and will be glad TO sec
all his friends and acqraintances-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-05
THE DESIRE FoR WEALTH.
The Risks That Men Will Take In
Order tn Get Rich Quickly.

In spite of solemn and repeated warn
ings,. there are now thousands OF adven-
turers en- route to the Alaskan gold
fields, who will In all human probability
face actual starvation before the END OF
the coming winter. Hundreds more,
equally foolhardy. will make the attempt
to reach the Klondike regions before the
present season Is over. even though they
stin have funds and time Iskto return to
civilization before the ice XII bolds sway
over the frozen north.
The penalty that men will pay for sud
den wealth does not stop short of life
itself. homogeneous as II may appear.
men will barter health. position. the most
ordinary comforts and decencies OF
life. and will even run the risk OF actual
starvation and death for the mere hope
that sudden wealth will be their por-
ton.
But where one succeeds thousands fall
TO acquire a fortune in hurry. That IS
not the way. Nature builds slowly when
she builds substantially. Even II man
makes a fortune in a day, he is almost
sure TO squander IL. In making money
a man should acquire habits that viii
enable him to take care OF what he has
made. He should learn the value OF
money, and then he will know how TO
take care of ii.
Build slowly, II you would build safely.
Don't run mad after gold; don't specu-
late. Take out shares in a good build
ing and loan association-as many shares
as you can carry-ard so lay the founda-
ton for your fortune. There is no In
vestment that is quite so profitable and
safe. Business is now waking up and
the building and loan associations OF
Richmond have bright future. Those
who invest in them now Will get their
share Of the profits.
Such investments are as good as gold,
and they are sure Let the reckless ad-
venturer go to Alaska OF fools errand.
Prudent men prefer safe investments at
homo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-05
Special Excursion for Lnbor-Dny Via
Norfolk and western RAILWAY.

Messrs. Niche q Adams will run /,
solid train 10 Virginia Beach without
change on Monday. September s. ~
Train will leave Byrd-Stree; q l'0s
Depot AT 8 a. NJ sharp. Retul nS
leave Virginia Beach at p. NJ. O,e,n
View at p. NJ. Norfolk az $3.50 7. u.
stops at Petersburg Suffolk. and Nor
folk. Fare for the round-trip:
Richmond TO Norfolk. ...................ND
Richmond TO Virginia Beach.......... ! .
Richmond 10 Ocean View ............. lD
Grand celebration at the Beach, con-
sisting OF all kinds OF sport, grand mill
tary competitive drill between Two
crack companies. fireworks. swimming
matches, baseball, wheelbarrow, potato
and bicycle races. reproduction Of mo
Corbett and FitZsimmons night AZ Carson
City (by Edisons kinetoscope), and lols
OF other amusements. Three hours run.
Passengers for Ocean View change only
once. ana that from the same platform
Tickets at the train.
Capt j. X NICHE & r. 7. ADAMS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-05
Reduced Rates Ont of Richmond Ae-
cOunt Labor-Day.

Account OF Labor-Day. the Southern
railway viii sell tickets from Richmond
| 10 West Point and intermediate ST.
tions at rate OF one fare for the rourl.
trip. tickets sold September an anl
gth. final limit returning SeptembeF +"
1887.
For further information apply 70 J. o
yerser, depot ticket agent. NirsiaA-
! Street Station. or Richmond TransiF
Company, No 500 east Main street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-05
A Family in Distress Indeed.

"A Friend OF the Poor" writes the Dis
patch of very touching instance OF
poverty and sickness in fair Richmond,
where food of all kinds is wasted every
day. This friend says that family
consisting of a mother and several daugh-
tiers live at No. Coz east Baker street,
and that three of the daughters are dan
gerously i'll with typhoid-fever, while the
mother is wasted and broken down from
nursing them. The sad missiye goes on
TO say that the widowed woman has to
beg for the food she and her Ill children
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-05
THE UNION sToCK-YARps SCHEME.
III May Fall Through Owing TO In
ability to Secure u Site.

The cattle-brokeis are still divided as
TO the location OF union stock-yards,
and the whole scheme seems likely 10
fall TO the ground The option secured
on property situated on the north side
has lapsed but this location would
doubtless have been abandoned. owing
70 the opposition II met with al the
hands OF citizens of that section, who
claimed that II would deprecate property
values. and on this account II was met
with very strenuous opposition. The
difficulty hitherto experienced In deciding
upon location has been caused by the
most interested. A situation has not
yet been found that would be accept
able 10 all. and until this Is done the
proposed plan cannot take definite shape.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-05
CIGARETTE COMPANY FORMED.
Richmond Men Organize for the
Manufacture of Machinery, &c.


Judge Minor. of the Law and Equity
Court. yesterday granted charter to the
Hayden Cigarette Company. The capital
stock OF the concern is to be 100000. d.
vided into shares of 500 each. The COM
pany has been formed for the purpose OF
conducting a general factory for the
manufacture OF apparatus and machinery
for the making Of cigarettes. The amount
OF real estate to be held is not to exceed
ten acres In the city of Richmond and
500 acres In the State Of Virginia. The
principal offices of the company are TO
be located In tho city OF Richmond. but
branch offices may be established wher-
ever necessary. The control of the COM
pany is TO be vested In president. vice
president, and three directors. the Ave to
be elected annually By the stockholders.
The officers for the first year Gall OF
whom are residents Of Richmond are as
follows: President, Leon l.. Strausc; Vice
President, f. d. Hayden; Secretary and
Treasurer, Carlton Mccarthy General
Counsel, Samuel Register. The directors
are the above and Mr.. Henry 5. Hutzler.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-05
Labor-Day Celebration, hien"'""
Va, September @, isoI'

For these wishing 10 Visit fHSnn ,'.,s
on this occasion. the southern -,
announces n rate OF one ia'r liV. ,s "A
richmond. Va. and return, tickets y
sals September ath TO s,h inclusive
valid returning until september I ~.
For further information apply to req
est agent Southern railway.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-05
List of Recent Subscribers Rich
moud Telephone Company.

A.
s5S-Ames, Mrs. Marie, SO4 west Broad.
b.
los4-Bowles & Warwick. 1926 east Main.
street.
257-Beveridge, S. T.. & Co., 1911 east
Cary.
1O77-Blount, S. T., 5l2 west Marshall.
c.
377-Chenery. r. L.. 11l9 east Cary.
S36-Commissioner Agriculture, State Ii
brary.
ri Curtis, ]. A.. & Son, 10 south Eigh-
teenth street
6SO-CarteI IL Yeamans, 607 west Clay.
722-Carrington & Co., los south Third
street.
1O2i-Deyo S. G.. Twenty-seventh and n
streets.
ss-Donat, ", Sl2 north Twenty-ffth
street.
s7,-Dismond, DIR. s. H., ll2 west Leigh.
esO-Eggeston, Dr. Edward north Sixth
street.
1A-Edeln, b. ]. & Co., Second and
Canal.
1854 Edwards, DR.. c. NJ. 100 west Grace.
1S-Etchison, Bates & Starke, 1917 east
Main.
sss-Fleishman, S. w, Cos north Seventh.
2s4HGilman, J. W. e1S west Clay.
s2S-Gasser, Charles. Sl4 west Cary.
II.
lO54-Hollywood Cemetery Company, Hol-
lywood.
622-Harbormaster, Twenty-ninth and
Dock.
s74-Hiden. r. c.. 1919 west Main.
1Os4-Hankins & Mahoney. 500 west Main.
7s7-Hamilton Printing Company. 2 south
Twelfth street.
35t-Heckler. w. j.. First Market.
S9s-Hooper. It. D., & Co.. s south Twelfth
street.
1ts5-Harris, W. T.. 1901 st. James.
5-Hancock, j. W, 1925 west Main.
a9s-Jones NJ. r.. 1923 north Fifth street
soS-Johnson and Briggs. Seventeenth
street, south side Dock.
s55-Johnson, c. r., 4OS north Ninth
street
soEKratz, Stanley, 2lO south Seventh
street.
ss7-I.eidy. A. B.. e. Co., % south Thir-
teenth street.
3o9-Lefew. w. w, 1926 east Cary.
9s2-Lecky, Robert, Jr., 1924 Floyd ave-
nue..
s55-Lee, w. p, s2i west Main.
NJ.
s5s-Mt. Vernon The, Third and Frank
lin. .,
a5-Merrick. DR.. T. d, 10 north Fifth
ss2-Maury & Maury. 1915 east Main.
1N-Pioneer Transfer Company. NO.
Tobacco Exchange.
,oe pavton. J. D., 1914 east Cary street.
oo9-P,zzlni. w. b., lC05 Bank street.
79t-Pusey. Dr. L. A., Seventh and Main.
o5s-purdie. ]. A., ZIG west Marshall.
,t9Lplanet Beneficial Association, Sl2
east Broad.
s5e-Parrish. w. r., west Franklin.
3ss-Presbyterian COMMITTEE fupiishihs'
1901 east Main.
r.
1ss-Russeu. w. W. 51i north Twelfth
street.
aq7-Rlchmond Cleaning and Dyeing
Works, IS north Fourth street.
1o7o-Redmond, ]. j.. 4O6 west Main.
1z77-Richmond Traction Company. Snaier
and Broad.
1283-Richmond Traction Company rH-
teenth and Clay.
sa7,-Richmond Traction Company, Rob-
inson and Cary.
s.
600 sydnor. w, north Eleventh street.
54-Southern Railway Company cap
tain Vests oftice), south Virginia
street.
6aa-Standard Plaster Company. corner
Brown and c. and o. railroad.
,1sa-Seifert, James. 1924 north sixth street
9t2-Sands. w. H., 1910 Hanover street.
T.
Ao7-Tavlor. Charles F., & Co, II and Is
south Thirteenth street.
1n2-Taylor. Richard NJ. (Mayor). Sz1 west
Grace.
724-virginia Dental Parlors, Seventh and
Main.
1o7-Wsgner. C. H., BIG north Second
street.
sas-Whltehead, Colonel Thomas. State
Library. 49,
eO-White, James f., +s north Fiftn
street.
m2-Washington Hotel, si2 Capitol street.
Y.
7O6-Yarbrough. w. j., & Sons. twenty
fifth and Franklin.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-05
To he Married This Mont tn.

Cards announcing he marriage or Mr.
C. A. Page. Of Richmond. and Mics Ma
nlie Bacon. daughter OF Mr.. j. q. Bacon,
Of Brunswick county. have Deen ISSUED.
The ceremony will take place at Rocky
Run Methodist church Tuesday morning.,
September 18th, at o'clock. Mr.. Page is
. popular conductor OF the Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad,
while his prospective bride possesses
many attractions.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-05
THE sLoT-MAcHINE CASE.
IL Was Dismissed, Hut All Future
Offenders WIN he Punished.

The war has begun In earnest on the
rickel-in-the-slot machines. and hereafter
the fun penalty OF the law WIN be Inn
posed upon persons caught operating them
here. The case against Mr.. L. c. Gissel-
brecht was heard In the White Temple
yesterday morning Commonwealth
torney -. G. Richardson was present TO
take care OF the interests OF the city's
side. white MIR, II. NJ. Smith. Jr. was en-
ragged az counsel for Mr.. cisselbrecht.
The evidence wes heard 1T length by
Jurfics crutchneId. though the machine
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-05
An Excursion to Washington.

Few excursions OF tomorrow Will prove
moro delightful than that to Washington
d. c., under the management OF Messrs'
Thompson. Niche & Adams. Inc excur.
sion is from Petersburg also, anc VIII
rive those who go a stay Of two days
i'm the nations capital
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-05
Compliment to n visiting Lady.

A delightful entertainment was gives
nv the imnerial German Club at Glen
dale on THURSDAY night. the event beins
a compliment to Miss Virginia bruce
BraithwaIte' OF Williamsburg. who Is tne
guest OF Mrs Moore, OF Church mn
About twenty couples were In attenuahve
and the dance was led by MT. Shaihoi'N
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-05

Skin diseases Of all kind cured with
DR.. Lakewood's Specific. Allays Itching
instantly. A trial will convince It's a
remedy OF merit Sold by Owens & Minor
Drug Company. &c.: by mail. ioc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-05
Richmonders I'm New York.

NEW YORK. September 4.-(jpecial.l-
G. Lee, Albemarle: w. r. Jones and wife'
Mr.. G. b. Herndon. Mrs. A. c. Beivln'
Mrs. f. A. Levy, Marlborough; r. H.
Cloves. St. Denis; Miss NJ. X. kar~'
Aston.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-05

be sure and use that old ana well-tr!sd
remedy. Mrs. winslow's Soothing Syrup.
for children teething II soothes the
child. softens the gums. ailays all pain.
cures wind-coiic. and Is the best remedy
for diarrhoea. Twenty-Five cents q bottle