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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-21
UNITED BRETHREN.
Proceedings of Their Conference Mt
Roanoke Yesterday

ROANOKE, VA, March 2O.-(SpeciaL)-
The Virginia Conference Of the United
Brethren Church resumed its session at
8 o'clock this morning. with Bishop Holt
presiding, and a full attendance of mem
bers
a resolution was adopted to the effect
that the assumption Of the debt of 5000
on the Shenandoah District by the confer
ence binds that body 10 the payment OF
the same
The following ministers passed the eX-
animation Of character: W. II. Bruce, J..
w. Brill, J. y. b. Rice, r. X Clifford,
A. Z. Funkhouser. and j. w. Walter.
A resolution expressing disapproval OF
the electoneering Of any one favorable to
his own reelection was offered by Rev.
G. p. Holt and adopted.
Rev. G.. +. Holt was elected secretary
and treasurer of the Church Erection
Board, which was reelected, as follows:
j. w. Howe, J. r Ridenour, w r. Berry,
A. r. Meyer, G.. p. Holt. and c. II. Gro
we'll
l. d. Donovan was elected delegate ana
G.. p. Holt as alternate TO the annual Mis-
sionary Convention.
The report Of the missionary secretary
was read and adopted.
Rev. Il. S. Hammech, United Brethren
ed from different charges
Rev. S. L. Rice, pastor Of the Roanoke
church, was elected missionary secretary
and treasurer OF the conference.
The conference voted unanimously TO
hold the next annual session at Toms
Brook, Va.
A. j. Sechrist was elected Sunday-school
secretary and treasurer
The report of the Auditing Committee
was received and adopted.
G. p. Holt. w. f. Whitesell, and ]. W.
Keister were elected trustees Of the Shen-
andoah District.
The report Of the Board Of Visitors to
Shenandoah Institute was read and re-
ceived. The Visiting Committee elected
for 1897 was W. l.. Childress and a. j. Sc
christ.
The erection of the proposed new church
I'm Roanoke was left TO the presiding
elder. the local church, and the committee
Of the Church Erection Society.
Rev. j. Z. b. Rice having been appoint
cd a committee of one on resolutions, re-
norted the following, which were adopted:
one approving Of the visits OF the Roa-
noke ministers; one asking such legisla-
ton as will leave all higher education on
an equal competing basis. and finally one
calling for a rising vote Of thanks TO the
people of Roanoke for the Inequalities
rendered the conference.
Tonight Rev. S. 7. Dormer, Of AWHILE,
pa. preached to the conference. To-mor-
row all the evangelical pulpits Of the city
will be filed by members OF the confer
once
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-21
In THE VALLEY CITY.
AN INTERESTING ADDRESS BE-
FORE A CONFEDERATE CAMP.
The United Bretbren--Proceeding
of Their Conference at Roanoke
Notes Of Interest Gathered mt
Crewe-Dowp on the Ground-Hog.

STANTON. VA. March 20.-(special)
Last night a good crowd OF veterans.
their wives and children. assembled in
the camp-room OF Stonewall Jackson
Camp, Confederate Veterans. and enjoyed
an interesting lecture on "The Wilder
ness Campaign" delivered by the Rev
Henry White. Of Lexington. Mr.. White
is Professor OF History at Washington
and Lee University, and Is particularly
wci' known I'm Richmond. where he mar
ried Miss Fannie Wexford. Judge Bever-
ly r. Wellfords elder daughter Cap
tain Thomas c. Morton introduced Mr.
White to his audience last night. and
Miss Nora r. WhOley very creditably
delivered a recital. "Stonewau Jackson"
which was applauded.
Or. Robert c. Craig. son Of the later
W. +. Craig, has secured a position in
the United States Marine Hospital, at
st. Louis.
on Tuesday Augusta Council Royal
Arcaum No. 400, will be visited by some
Of the grand officers, and a banquet will
be held. The Hon. j. Taylor Ellyson. Of
Richmond, it is said. viii be present
Already some Of the delegates to the
Baltimore Conference. Methodist Episco-
pal Church, South, have reached the city,
When the body convenes here Wednesday
morning at o'clock 1t Is believed a big
crowd will be present.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-21
r,.. p,s, Mightier Thnn the PEN

DVashiugtOn PO5L) 80
In the course OF SUM nor sensational
49, 900 upon the rather 49, tuso
r,Stter ~ the rivalry between, ~ nS battie
remarkable men as en- Convinced "a suggest
anu heIOlG i,IV The retired slugger might
mat pVs9ioiyy rod statesman. We achhOw
eAcel lne '-ast superiority OF Mr.. ihsans
leuseu 'Hv i,, uterary respect, ana may
III auy 49, dome Mr.. Sullivan less lhaI
PSin"P ,a,,ching his merits as q uea,el III
Ilt,a,H,i and poetry. But our oIlsllal a.
,,,ise has been Vindlcdteu ~ ~ 80 tra.,.,x,
ms ,lisS,i'- sseccounti' of the carson tIdscus
lnsalis tnadeauate. Beyond lew
is palhiully sorances TO the scenery. the
sIavehIha - and the beauty or SURROUND
atmosphele' % can find nothing worthy OF
ing uatu' :. a'xcenting the writer's proiouhu
mehlioh, oe,tire establishment at the dow
anu oNS -. isst took the WIND out or COT
mn,0h "a for the moment checked MS
49, g." conversation. lie ala not even es-
sev one of those briihahe '''p ~,
s1y t',,,ras OF which he Is so enlinehtly
pen pie'uie5 for which his admirers conii-
cdpaple an The same blow that para
athty Pompadour appears 10 nave
lyzed i"t t,, INTO lethargy. sullivan, on
pluhsev hand must be said 10 have
t ne ~ hest. the most impartial, ana IN
s tnSn history of the combat furnished
sei'i -, single Individual III Is the work
-; a veteran and professional II - lhe
result "a observation, and. as nearly as
nBhtsenoa o. Al masses Ia review the whole
WHY PROCESSION OF the battle. Com
oluSlg ,ba two chronicles. We are moved
pa,ln ,s "a Mr.. ingalls, OF that fine old Eng
i ~ arhorisn: Let the cordwainer adj
hera ~ his wax. and not seek, besoitediy,
10 change his base
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-21
HOME FOR CONFEDERATE WOMEN.
Pickett Auxiliary Arranging for
May Festival to Raise Funds.

The nobility Of southern women. their
fortitude under the most grlevous circum-
stances. their marvellous zeal and UNI
daunted courage. have formed the theme
for splendid dOxOlogies pronounced by
some Of the most noted orators. BY all
IL has been agreed that tho noble traits
which distinguished Confederate women
during those dark days must be perpet-
uated by some fitting memorial. Hitherto
no steps have been taken I'm this direc-
ton, and a few weeks ago a member OF
Lee Camp startled the Confederate or
ganizations by deducing facts TO show
that many of these women who bore the
burden and heat Of those days no less
than their husbands. fathers, and
brothers. had found a final restlng-place
in a pauper's grave in Potters field.
This agitation has had its effect, and
the ladies Of Pickett Camp Auxiliary have
determined 10 give n festival next May
between the 18th and 10Th for the pur-
pose Of raising funds for the erection or
a home for the widows and orphans OF
soldiers and sailors Of the Lost Cause.
The Regimental Armory has been
placed at their disposal, and their plans
comprehend some novel features, which
will make the festival intensely interest
ing, apart from the fact OF its object,
which must appeal TO every one Mrs.
NJ. a. Burgess has been elected chairman
of the Committee on Arrangements, and
has the support and cooperation Of a
large and influential CORPS Of ladies. 1t
is intended to enlist The sympathies Of
people IN all parts OF the State In the
event, and requests for aid will be made
i'm every quarter. The great drill hall Of
the Armory will be filed with booths. and
each will be loaded with the wares OF
leading merchants OF the city. The as
sistants will be young ladies prominent
in social walks Of life. and their cos
tunes will be designed to convey the idea
Of the wares Of the booth to which they
are ASSIGNED.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-21
THEY WANT OUR MILITARY.
Gen. Dodge Writes Gen. Anderson
About Grant Monument Parade.


AbOut Grant Monument Parade.
General Charles j. Anderson has re-
ceived from Major-General Granville NJ.
Dodge, grand marshal Of the Grant-monu-
ment parade, letter urging as large a
turnout of the State military at the I'M
yelling of the Grant monument. April 18th,
as possible. The communication further
more asks that the Governor shall be pres
ent with his STAFF.
Continuing, General Dodge Hospitality
says:
There has been an appropriation made
by the city for any expense attending the
organizations taking part I'm the parade.
Therefore. / would suggest that OrganZa-
tons Of your State which propose to take
part should make early arrangements for
their quarters and subsistence, if this is
required, and any person here for that
purpose. reporting to our headquarters,
will be given every assistance possible"
The Richmond Light-Infantry Blues ex
pect to be on hand when the Grant monu-
ment is unveiled, and they will probably
constitute the most attractive military
organization in the line OF march. Some
years ago the Blues went TO New York TO
participate in the centennial parade, and
the RichmOnders were cheered from one
end OF Broadway to the other. This year
the two companies expect that the crowds
which will throng that great thOroughfare
will be more enthusiastic than they were
upon the occasion Of the New York Cen
tennial so far they are concerned. No
other military organization In the State
has as yet determined to make the New
York trip.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-21
C.upht nj CreNye.

CpEVE VA. March 0.-(SpeclaL)'
There is an interesting series OF le''S
being published In our home paper, the
N-ottowav Journal over the nom DE plume
90 "carah lane Grumbler' Ihey are
v,au written. Offering valuable sugges-
ttons concerning town affairs. Inc cru
cisms are at times somewhat Poln'Vr .
but followed 10 by coating oil SaI,
So dexterously applied that the So =,
is taken out. Just now Sarah JIM
,,,ritiro the preachers up, and has sue
ceeded In creating more seil9c'iO ~ 80
snv other girl IN town. Rev >. q. HUT
go raetor az the Presbyterian church
r,bo is the only unmarried minister III the
nlace has been the recipient OF great
MANY compliments from her pen.
the neople in this section are grumollh5
~, ,nuch about the ground-hoS' anu
their faith I'm him Is much shaken sulCe
q nos rained every day or two since ne
Indicated forty days Of fair weather. III
consaouence of the wet condition OF the
ground very little gardening mas Deeil
done. ,,s .ho
was at one time pastor OF the Ne -'louls'
church at this place. VIII preach mere oH
next Wednesday night A..
There viii be a union meeuus vi 'l'e
Federation of Railway orders nely u,
next saturday, in which the BrotheFeo0 {,
- T.ocomotiye Engineers. order of Rail-
,rav TeIegraphers, Brotherhood Of Loco
motive Firemen, order Of Railway Ion ,,'ll J..
duetors. and brotherhood Of Railway
Trainmcn VIII participate. ,, g..
Miss Hattie Bryant Of Klchmond, Is
visiting her brother, Dr. j. W; Bryan.
Miss Lucy White. Of DinWlaule couiSS' ,
who has been visiting relatives mere IT,
turned home to-day .. 60. ao,.s aeo
Miss Carrie Morton LETT a le" u"SS 's0
for Farmville. 80. do, for
Mr.. c. 5. Culverhouse iei' 'o"'
Roanoke on a brief visit. .,..,..,,
Mr. w. G. Ceilings is visiting relatives
In Petersburg.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-21

eho l. NOT only a fine artist, but clever
ga Interesting LADY, who has travelled
extensively. and with brush and pehch
has been able to transfer TO paper SOME
of her most charming impressions
There are many pleasant people at the
C,bornberIin among whom are the
yNrannemalers. of Philadelphia; the
pnnvons of New Jersey; Edwin Goulu
and marty. from Irvington-on-the-Hu
SON: Berrah wilkins and wiie' Oh "dsl,
ireton. Congressman Bennett ana
Ferlev OF indianapolis; Baron Won
Galtchen. German military al'aone'
Captain Wentz. royal English navy
Mr.. and Mrs Past, Of New 1oIh' vi
and Mrs. Burnett ana MISS Ai,''@ c.,
nett Of Kenwood, Chicago ana ex-Sec-
rotary Francis and Wlle' VI ~
are at the Hygela. r.,,,,,. fo,no
o1d bride and Miss ANA Okeete' the
opera singer with hei
the Chamberlin. - r.
General John NJ. Wilson, Chiet OF Ell
,,,,eers arrived from Washington yes
tordav 10 inspect the new improvement .
90 tbe most which have been In progress
for the mast two years. He was hohoreu
with a salute from the port.
co1oreI Horace Jewett. Twenty-nrst
Infantry commanding at Plattsourg Bar
~, r"cxs n Y, has shaken the snow
~ that region off his feet and Is en-.
iovinga few days OF spring weather at
the Point. ,,,e.,. ,r,u,erv
Lieutenant A. c. Blunt Firth ArtlLery'
now East on leave from Fort Mason,
81 g. here on visit. the guest OF
lieutenant and Mrs. Gotchell.
Miss Anna Walker, OF Richmond IS
hero r,,'S on a visit. the guest Of Lieutenant
and Mrs. Haskins Miss Walker mas
already made many friends IN the garri-
a., there she is a popular fayorite.
Colonel Frank has not yet smut OUT INC
visitors from the fort, as there Is no
thing in 1t 10 tempt any 1oieish gov
eminent to initiate.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-21
MIR. Mirer NEGLECTED President

The State Board Of Pharmacy, before
adjournment Friday afternoon, passed
a resolution, expressing to the Governor
it's pleasure in the appointment of Mr..
r. A Miller, of this city, to the board.
Mr.. Miller has served on the board five
years. and has been a faithful member.
He was reelected president. Mr.. Beck
with was unanimously reelected secre-
tary and treasurer. In the future every
candidate must make 70 per cent before
he can pass. The board accepted the
report Of Captain A. b. Guigon, counsel
for the body, and adjourned, to meet on
the third Tuesday in october next.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-21
VIII Help the Unfortunate.

The Swansboro people are determined
TO help when their help Is needed, and
show themselves the kind. good people
they are The following committee has
been appointed from West-End Methodist
and CIopton-Street Baptist churches of
this little town. TO solicit aid for the UNI
fortunate families who were burned out
in the disastrous fire which visited the
Mace last Sunday; they will be glad 10
receive goods and money: Rev. w. T.
Williams. chairman; Rev, W. r. Haight,
treasurer: Mesdames w. +. Bailey,
George H. Cole, Hattie Reams, and w. II.
Marshall.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-21

commanding w. c. Sampson. Superin-
tendent of the Laurel Reformatory, TO
produce the BODY of William c. Woolaver.
a 12-year-old inmate of that institu-
ton, before that tribunal on Wednesday
next. This action is the result of pro-
ceedlnRs instituted by Mrs. Kate E. Cole,
the lads mother.
Suits We're brought in this court yes
terday as follows: BY the Fourqurean-
Price Company against Frank d. Steger,
for $50; Cohen Company. against the
same. for $lO6.7S.
Notice of motion for judgment was filed
by W. NJ. Parrish against John +. Glib
honey, for $4S.26.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-21
EmporIa Jottings.

ENPoRIA. VA, March 2o.-Cs spec ,or
i- Lar was held here last nignt 'o1
The 01 benefit Of the proposed FF yePs sood
The affair was principally '9 ~ riIiSr ard
cR 22,ss n Arnold Of waaverleN Is
,., Si,IS Mrs. James S. Newell 80 his
'i Mr r p. Newsom is on Visit 10 Ms
family here. . N-orfoik
Mr. w, r. interesting lTe. meeting Of cham ham
aa: So 81 S vas ssa ' S;5:aa TS:
next month at which l., tune Will Mill deliver
5 Berl'alu, ,sThe Battle OF the Crater
S a. Oa and a general good time IS an'ic'-
mated n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-21
s.o,. Firemen's Association.

The eleventh annual convention OF the
virginia state Firemen's Association
viii be held in winchester on July Hh'
9Th. and 9th. a very attractive pro
- w. given IN prizes. The contests pro-
80 10 be unusually fine. Richmond has
,,,,nber of members of the association
Inv of whom will attend
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-21
Cut Nine Inches Long.

There was a cutting ARRAY on Main
street this morning about 1890 O'clock
i'm which a man whose only name, so far
as known. is Bob" and Clifford John
son figured prominently. Johnson re-
ceyed a cut nine inches in length across
the back. but II is of little depth, and is
not serious bob" Is the name by which
Johnson knows his assailant, but as yet
the police do not know him at all
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-21

Unity Lodge, No. So, l. Q. O. f.. viii be
,.,resented at the funeral OF their
srother 10 II. Carter. this afternoon by
its burial Committee. The funeral takes
80 from Union-Station church at
O'clock and the members OF the COM
so,tfee will assemble in PowelFs Hall al
2I5 o'clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-21
woman Attempts Suicide.

The ambulance, with Or. Lyme in
charge. was called TO No. 17l4 east Broad
street al 4:SO yesterday evening to at
tend Georgia Mari, a white woman, who
bad taken laudanum with SUICIDAL intent
Tho woman is apparently about S5 years
&c Family trouble was assigned as
,ho reason for the deed. The physician
eoop brought her around, and left her
o,,t of danger.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-21
THE COHEN CO.

NV sweethesrt's Coming Home To-
Day.
What makes the world so wondrous fairs
The earth so green, the SKY so piues
The sweetest sunbeams I'll the air.
Where once was all dismal hue.
Nv little world IL full OF song.
The birds around sing blithe ana gay;
There's music all the fields among
Nv sweetheart's coming homo to-day.
A day ago twas DARK az nign,i
How long and dreary seemed all time
o., now the wailings 0'ervalfs prtghtl
My heart is full Of glsdde.t rhymel
the flowers emile and nod their heads.
As IN their Joy they would essay.
All! DO they know Yes. tney must Know
Nv sweetheaft's coming homo to~dayl
KATHLEEN hUBhxs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-21

Orders for printing sent 70 the Dispatch
Company will be given prompt attention.
and the style Of work and prices VIII be
sure 10 please you.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-21


strongly made, would be cheap at ~,
for tomorrow x sale 4zc. edcn.
2OO White and Gold Photographers
i0c., Instead or soc.
Frames. l6x20. for life-size photographs.
that sell regularly for ~; special for
Monday. SIS.
WOODEN AND WILLOW-WARE
BARGAINS.
-Wringing. Floor Mops. none better
made, worth 5Vc.; special purchase
price, lie
Hardwood Toothp.cks. sold everywhere
for &c, must go here Monday, boxes
for 1c.
10c. Steel Icepicks. &c. each.
Solld-Steel Aincing- knives, lc., Instead
of l0c.
Patent oat-Hangers. 1c. each.
] pound OF Ready Mixed Paint. for In
side and outside Work, assorted colors,
worth Sc; special purchase price. llc
Corner Bric-a-Brac Racks. shelves.
extra strongly made, actual 15c. value,
lur PC.
READ THE FOLLOWING FOR let
Corkscrews, Screwdriyers Can-Openers.
3-PrOng Towel Racks. Flower Seeds
Wooden Potato Washers, and 80 feet
OF Best Jute Rope, all OF which are
worth 10c.; your choice lc. each.
FROM TO 10 O'CLOCK
Wooden Butter-Paddles and Prints COM
Dined. &c. instead OF lOc.
ALL Day
Large Size Mops. the 15e kind. &c.
Extra strongly Made Clothes Baskets,
large size, worth &C.; special purchase
price lie.
Garden Sets, strongly made. sold regu-
larly az &c; special purchase price.
&c. set
Large Size Bathroom Mirrors, in
White enamelled frames. would be
HARDWOOD siaw Sutters, solid-steel
blades. worth Sc; special purchase
price, l5c. each.
strongly-Made Rattan Carpet-Beaters,
worth l9c., for &c. each
FROM 10 TO IL O'CLOCK
Solid-Back Scrubblng-Brushes. none bet
Large size Turkey-Teather busters, for
this same hour, &C.. Instead OK i5c-
ALL DAY
solid Steel Garden Trowels. with hard
wood handles. tho Bc. kind, for 20.
Best Phoenix Ball Blueing. PC. per box.
Large Size Covered Market Baskets, ex-
ira heavy made, were 50c.. for Monday.
PROM II TO p O'CLOCK
Best Slexo Securing Soap, special pur-
chase price &c. a cake.
1000 rolls OF Fine Silk-T1ssue Toilet
Paper each roll contains 1000 sheets,
that sell for l5c, for this same hour, &c.
a roll.
ALL DAY
3-Hooped Brass Cedar Buckets. thu 80
kind. for i9c.
FROM Y TO O'CLOCK
Heavy s-Strlng Carpet or House Brooms.
each string strongly sewed. worth lsc..
for &c. each.
ALL DAY
Hardwood Lemons queeZers. with china
press none better made. for l0c. each.
Large Size Clothes-Brushes, good brfs-
Tie. that sold for l9c.; special for Mon
day. Sc. sach.
Movers Pl.sz Cream or Metal Polish, thc
iOc kind, for &c. q can.
FROM 2 TO 3 O'CLOCK
All size Perforated chair-BottoTns. worth
rs and 49,, for this hour. Sc. each.
ALL DAY
Oak and Maplewood Tea-Tables, highly
polished. They sell always for 81; spe-
ciai purchase price 1913
sPECIAL-PURCHAsE OF
FINE CHAIRS.
Handsome oak and Msh0ganlzed Cob
Dle-I,eather-s5eated Rockers. highly
polished. sell regularly for S.: special
purchase price. 2ss.
Solid Oak Highly-Flnlshed Parlor Rock
ers. with extra heavy oak seats. worth
Si2 for 6.3.
Handsome Oak and Maplewood Plano
Polished Library Rockers. extra wide
backs. worth so and SIS. for - each:
Oak and Mahogany Cobble- Leather
&aatal Daakara fha q Kind. sDe(f&l
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Mems Department.

2.5O-Calf Hand-Welt. First Grade Loce
and Congress, y and Il wide, value 81.
for $3.50
s0c.-Qne lot Mems Congress and Lace,
real value $25
1.45-Men's Solid Calf. Sewed Lace and
- Congress, sizes 10 3 only.
S<-Fine American Calf Sewed Congress
and Bal worth 90 10
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-21
THE COHEN co.


A COMPLETE BOOk-STOHE.
with an attachment OF stationery-buyine
power that Is wadng deep into the money
saving problem:
2.0O0 sets good Standard Fiction. regu-
lar $50. for 69c.
400 copies OF Les Miserabies and Wan
dering jew, complete In / voluuie, 5ec.
The best &c. Madison-Square Series,
best-kn0wn authors OF fiction, our
price 15c.
Seaside Library for 3-ic
ClOth-Bound Library Gilt for II i-2c.
The best 50c. Scotch Linen Paper for
20c. a pound.
Envelopes 20 match.
Venetian Linen Paper IL i-2c.
Envelopes. 2 packages FOR &c.
FROM 10 TO IL O'CLOCK
The best Mercantile Lead Pencils. 3 for
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-21
Neu. of Cify-HaII Courts.

Judge Wexford yesterday entered an
order awarding q writ OF habeas corpus
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-21
HOW ARE YOU?

TEN:
PURIFY YOUR BLOOD;
MAXI YOUR FOOD PROPERLY
ASSIMILATE.
GIVE HEALTH AND STRENGTH TO
YOUR WHOLE BODY.
Many claim what DR.. David's Is guar
onteed TO do-SPEEDILY CURE.
mont waste time and money on cheap
,rona rotions, for it is worse than use
80 "a take other than the best-Dr.
nay,d's Iodo-Ferrated Sarsaparilla.
pead what Dr. j. w. Smith says OF il:
Deiasville, n. c., October IL. 1893.
owens A. Minor Drug Company, Rich
mond, Va:
W sirs,-Please send me three dozen
~. navid's IodO-Ferrated Sarsaparilla. [
- entirely sold out the last lot. / re-
10 your Dr. Dayid's Iodo-Ferrated
Ssrsanarilla as the best Alternative pre-
,,a',afion that I have ever come In con-
tfsct With during a period OF many years
g. the drug business and In the practice
- medicine. Ii sells better than any
Tier article that 1 handle. and / fire.
ouo,tlv prescribe 1t In cases where in
dicated. ana always with the best re-
suits.
Yours truly, ]. W. SMITH. NJ. D..
Physician and Druggist.
Price. 81 a Bottle.
OWENS & MINOR DRUG co.
fe 26-F su&Tu klcnmond. va.
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HOUSEWARE.

Solid Oak Eascls. brass rests and chain,
strongly made. would be cheap at ~,
for tomorrow x sale. 4zc. eacn.
20O White and Gold Photography
l0c, instead or SOC
Handsome Hand Carved, Solld-Oak
Frames. l6x20 for life-size photographs,
that sell regularly for a., special for
Monday I.ia
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-21
Boys Department.

75c.-Boys' Button and Lace. value SL5O,
in this sale 75c.
H-Boys 10 TO 10 IL Tan Springfield, fine
Tan kid stock