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ng mamma wove them into wreaths and gar

ing mamma wove them into wreaths and gar
lands
After breakfast the next morning my uncle
took US to town in a large three-seated car
riage. and when we arrived we found the
streets already filed with people. The bands
played and the procession formed.
We fell into place and the long line of car
riages wound slowly along to the cemetery
while we listened to the sweet strains of
music. ard the air was heavy with the
fragrance of the flowers
After hearing the impressive words of the
speakers we reverentlv laid our beautiful
wreaths on my dear soldier grandpa's grave.
1t was a sweet day, which I shall never en-
tirely forget 1 was prompted to write you
this letter by your pretty Mayday page, and
hope soon to be member of the C. r. C.
Your constant reader, EMMA DULFER.
Dear Editress: Memorial day is day we
keep in memory of the noble men who fought,
bled and died for their country. On this day
we decora ate the soldiers graves as beautifully
as possible to show that we have not forg often
them though they are now dead. Yours truly,
ELLEN NJ c. TUBB &c. R. C.).
SANTA CRUZ. CAL, May 16. 1897.
Deas Editress: 1 live in the beautiful city
of Santa Cruz, situated on Monterey Bay. 1t
fine view of the mountains, ocean and bay,
and has lovely beach.
With this I will send selected paragraph
| for Memorial day and Q puzzle for next Sum-
| day.
The woods are full of wild flowers such as
snow-lily bells, painters brush, poppies, etc.
remain yours truly,
ROBERT o. LINCOLN
| KA1sEN, CAL, May %, 1897.
| Dear Editress and Readers: I have been
working all day for the children's page, and
now shall take the pleasure of writing q
| letter to my friends.
| have been going to school, but az this is
institute week we have vacation. Ny teach
er's name is Miss Callie M. Coombs. like
her very much, she is such good teacher.
| Do you remember that little Kansas boy who
| was so sick and whose name was Willie Zim-
mermanf Well. he has passed away fromDthe
cares and sorrows of this world. received
] very sweet letter from his mamma. telling Of
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Exchanges Received.

Exchanges Received.
Weeklies:
Youths Companion, Harper's Round Table,
Golden Days.
Monthlies:
St. Nicholas, June No.; Our Little Ones and
The Nursery, May No.
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The first memorial service was held over
the graves of the Union prisoners who
died at the stockade at Charleston, 8. c.,
May 80, 1866. 65.-SsIected.
The San Francisco call., 1897-05-30
NEW P0ZZLES.

!. Crossword enigma.
My is in man. but not In dolt:
My 2 is in horse, but not in colt:
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his death, about week ago. am so glad
that learned of that dear boy when I did,
and for this knowledge I must thank Eva
Navone.
like my badge very much. I think it is
worth while working very, very hard if after
ward we can own such lovely badge. I take
great pleasure in wearing mine to school.
From your little friend,
ClPorJNE GoNsIIyra re- Cl
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-07-01

~ Warn eriunere I'D 9iitigft bee
nsuen Blases go. 624. st. @ermains
ftrase, neben 5anbels Gnenmaarenbaub.
luna, mo elm iebsr bas bette unb bilisfs
StubSeue fauft BET Sobn ". Bolter.
Ea- Stubborn @aeen ~ ~periauien
in Der W c@ormid Nai4inenniebsr.
lase. 24-2mt
~ llueepnarte Shube in reidl,.
der Nusmobl uno bi0is perfouft bel
Sobn @. Bolter, neben Ganoel's or.
leuwoarenbanbluus.
~ Drahttbiren unb G%lissenbratt
~ n,sorisen Breiieu Bel 2aoner. %
~ Cine ~poONadnbige Saloon.
Nusfatture NIT n6lhisen Sldieru bl1is
5u iuufen bel s. o. 5uber. 81.
gloub. ]
~ Rauit cure Baore babeim, no
ibr iebt, mos ibr fault, uuo mo ibr cure
eisenen Yrooucte abisbsn fonnt. Shr
ipart INNER @elo, tpenn igr fauft, bel
2abner. 20
%" Der Hadet.S tore IN bos
Saupiquatier fir Jeuermerf, 5abnen,
9amsns@ lr'eI, CUTE Suwslsn uno Gan
Baare. /
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mo1t BON befien Ble& 10 blQis ME ans
bere Gabrifpoaren uertauftn. ueber. /,
Ieust eu@ bel 2abner. 70
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s I o n.-Nid. 2%inbenfelier. 81
Sabre alt. IN hampton wopnboft. tam
Wt,tipod WOrsen in Der &ies9rube bel
&onoolpt, on Der @reat Befterr glleE'
babn beim Nnilaoen Dol 8ies um's 2e'
ben. Der nit &ieS belaoene @a9eu fisl
auf ben uusladli&en iunsen Mann.
SprinsBolIep.-Sm beiOftenem
9uitauoe bat VI. Sobnion ouf benz Selm'
,pese BON 9erop ie,nen S4wie9erpater
3. Sfarie i'm Streite oerart 5useri1tet.
BOB sr an ben erbolteneu Werlesuu9en
balo nodber itarb. Der u%ebeltbdter 1T
pom Waritou 2amion perbaftet NOR
ben, uno Die @rO6seitmorenen habeu BE
antlase uuf Woro i'm erften Graos &C.
gen ben unmeni1sn erboben.
monte ome y. - Der bleflSe
Sduloitrift mirb laut Bnbleuti4elo
ON Montus in einen unabbdnsias' d
itrift umaewanbelt ueroen.
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Wer Wtro'S meroen?

9ieier 6rrse in Beaus auf bic Or.
nenuuHs oes giuwanoerunss Commit
iGr wIomet Der IN Baibinstun erlde''
nsnoe Sentinel" fo~lsenoes: Die
Jrase, OBJ Col. 8iefer Don 81. Yaul,
oelien grneunua9 uoa abt Wlalo Ten
9sutibameritansru uno ,bren $50 Sci
tuHseH slnltimmlS perlanst piro, ooer
Terence EoDosrlp, Der Hiemanoen re.
prdlsntlrt uno Elm 9smperenS.g rcnt 1T.
Der ndhite Ginpanosrunss s @ommiGdr
iein ioQ, piro in einisen Tasen eniinles
Den. gSir wiiien nidt, tuie Die gntidsi.
oune ausfaUen tplro, mir wifsn aber,
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Ssutihamerifaner auissfaBt miro."
Naa einsm fur5en SInpsis out Die
lests Babl idbtt oas Slatt fort: &c
1T pnbr, Geutide boben i'm Goniular.
oienlt Stsueu betommen. Nbsr es tino
Wdnner, bic Nlsmano, potitii1 wie &c.
ie0lbafilid, 81 fennen ibeint, uno ibre
@rnsnnuasen fino weniser lpertb, als
sueuu lie Weaern 3a 4hsii yriuurDen nos
rem. Glae oeutidsn 9ettnnsen baden bic
3oniuIar-grnsrnun9en fur Grefelo uno
Barmen aul's 4biaulste bsiproben. Sn
Der Selmatb Der bstoen grnaunten-
@bicasO-tsnnt iie Nnmano, tpeber DO.
litllb nod i%onftDie. Wdunern, be IN.
betannt lino uno Der Yartsi feline Dlenite
s~elsiitet BADEN. wi1tlse Nsmter in Gu.
ropa an5upsrtroneu, TT elm lnmmerpuuer
5ebler uno ulro iib ielbit idper fra.
fen. Die lrSufrieoenbslt tpiroe aber
gum sroBen 9beile ibminoen, penn
Col. &iefer sum ginmanosrunss . Com.
mllidr ernannt tueroen ioute. IS pirbe
oas oils elm !8uSsidnonlB an bas se,
iammte oeutlbamerlinnilhe Clement
aufsstaBt peroen. Nbsr Is lteiat, baB
bel Wtc&Inlep feline 9sutl1ameriianer
ipesen Stelen natsuirasen brauden."
Der r8aiblnSton Sentinel" ipri1t ae.
nau oas aus, mas bic osutidamerifani,
i6e Breiie idon felt Monaten laat.
SoGentlih sebt Brdiioent Wc&inlep in
leBter Wtinuie in lid uub tbut fdlieblid
bod nod has, mas ibn unb Ieiner Bar.
tel 81 Nub uno Jrommsn ssrsidt.
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Raifer Btlbetm COB Samfaa

Raifer Btlbelm COB Samftaa
Nbenb ~ @brsn Der R0nisin 8tflorio.
5einsr @lobmvtter. on Botb Der ~taiiers
lihsn Yadt .Soben5oaern" 81 8iel Elm
GsltT'n. on melhsm ouB'r ,bm i,lbn
Der a6nis 2copclo con Bsi9'er. Der
8.ihsfnn,ler Jiri Soh.nIobs. Der brt
tiihs Bo,ihoftsr ON ceutidsn Dole. Sir
Jro.f G,acsQss. uno anSsre bobs
oerr'buiten ibeilrabmsr. N,h Dem
) ntiisu ifs'e Der &iiier ben 80 zig
2sopplo BACON in 8eantuiB, oaB sr ,br
sum Nomirll Q Ia lutte in Der oeuiihsn
Jlotte srLonnt babe. Sierauf brat'e
Der &ai'sr brsi 6ohs nuf bic @onisiu
B'ctorla aus, Die burh ben Dcnuer Der
&siduss Der i'm Saf.n liesenoen bout
iden 8.,sssih'f. benntuott.t moroen.
Gin eroBss uaalad bat bic r { f.
d { 5totte se,off'n: ems ber brh'n
ruiifden 8rieasi4ifs iubr aui einen un'
,erise,iden Jelisn uno ains unter. bob
iteint bic s'icmm'e Wanni4aft seretis'
Su fein.
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nas- Bussies in Ger @egotmis
S'pee. 24-2mt
- Goaft cure Ssnien urS gs,,,.
5eua sum Seumodfn bsi 6. 3. Qobn,r
HaS- Gle Domeu nolen eieisls,r
uuo ~ unisrsm nittriatn YrrIe con *
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iiiberner J'ns'rbut ft orSuit,f bn
8:br. q Tort.
a6- @arartirie Ssrien ibdnt ,tr ~.
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III "~9eo'oFet" 80 ba
HkS- Ssbr bi0is Su osrtauieu Die =
6. Wlpers Jarm am Bsnrl Sale. Iupn
Waiue Evairie. @utes 2onr, cute Or.
tdul'hteiteu. 0dberes be, 6. 6. IT..
10 o o b. 81. @!oue, Winn. 80 81
pas- S'oIsabeln. SeutrGac fir
Sheuusn unp alss 9ubsb6r beo,uteno
b,QIeer ole ihr iolhes uon N9euteu ION.
fen 'oant, bn 6. j Gaouer. 30
na" s. 8. VI o o b puiauiie n,pu
BarseGen 9uno in Stsorns pno gsrlpu
@ouoliss in ltBter Dohe. Or bat ,um
Serfoufe psridiebene touleno older us.
w6bltss ~cultipiries uno urculupirtfs
2aro. Die SiiniOn 2dutsrsisn in Ga.
BAN uro Mopbsw Cole in Bsrtou So.
iino isinsn pancen ebsn isst onpertrout
po,ofu. 9'e'eibeu fino BON ous,roe.
tpoanl'n gutter Aual!tat. 30 81
f35- Jarmeu in lsbem @oUntp in bta
uornwshlidsu Siontsn Don $500 uuf.
pdris, cuItiplrt uno nibt eultiptrt. Non
rage rcd be- Saeobon & Drill.
er. uutsr cet gritsn R~cticnaIban, IN
y. 4iouh.
- @sle usrli,hen auf Jormsu ilr bl,
Bauer Don l. 2, 3. 4 oter 5 5abr,n,
Sntsrsfsn nieor,e. Qbas. VI. Nuri,.
Sdrt eeTtre. W'H'. hl-nS.
de- Der u1Qndnoisne @cunlh on
shloshaien une Scus : Gui in,iurqsn
III ben nietiiatsn Bleiisn bel 6 bus.
j. y amer. 26ba
bS- Tie W cgormif gcmpuru
fault ibre guss,es uuo @osen IN arrb'u
8sfsuura'r seaen taore Soblurs uro
aitt ihrsn &unten rem boourt e~r,ielttn
8c fl. Won iprsde tsi ibr Dor, tspUr
mon TOUT. 24-2m
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ueberaus gInhta.

aus olen 1bsilen nitt blos unieres
@ounip ionosrn bes san5sn Staates
lauten bic Ser,dte oabin, eas Der oil.
seRblIdtih iippise Saatsnfano su ben
beten 9ofnunsen auf Elm reidlides
@rnteiabr beredtist. Die Ritteruna
mar bis ieBt Dem Badstbum oes Sc
treioes auBeroroeutlid sinfis. 8db.
reno Der &lbls, fuslbe Der erfen frIbe.
rem Slsperiooe iolate, ihlus bic Irudt
fraftls Bur5sl unb ieste farte, fefte
Salme an. DIE oann folsenoe anoau
ernoe uno ausGieblae marine Reaenaeit
forosrte oas Ra6stbum in elmer Beii..
ipie iie better fuum 81 tpiiniden mar, uro
beute fiebt ales 70 gut uno it5u, als e.
u ertpartet weroen fanu. IS ide,nt
inoeB. odB oas 2ane isst absr aud al
len &ssen in fid aufsenommen bat, Def.
len IS sum @soeiben Der Saaten be-
bari, uro bob eth Msbr iible 9olasn
brinsen tonnts. Die Salme b%eainnen
iteuenpei'e 5u ippis in bic S6be
81 sebeu, ms StrOb 81 padien, tpie
mon 5u lasen pflest. uno Sas aeidiebt
b%efonntli1 tets auf Soften bes 86ruer
ertroses. Iorerft bat, mie seIast, Der
piele &ssen fid = nbseisbsn BON sopa
p~erein5slt,n Gd0en, in bsnsu es fid um
tisf Sslsssnen. idperen Boeen banoelt
- als Bobltabt erwieien, aber it's
ipirfli4 senus.
@au5 nuBeroroentlid t~uoblibdtia bat
fit audi bic bisserise Bittsruna in 70
fern ermieien, oils ie Der Gntmldeluna
Der Snletten 10 unsinitis oils m6alid
mar. Der Gut @Orm" bat tpobl in
tlsinen 9itr,ften eituas Dem
Belitforn seiGoost, basessn if BON
StnIhrtdsn. &aupen, 8ifern uno 2ar.
ben 10 gut pie ni6ts ~ merisn. Selbh
laiissn StubsnH,esen treten nur
Oerein6elt aui. Der Sull brinat u~uieren
Sreitensratsn seD0bnlI4 anbaltenbs
Sise, uno tuenn CT beuer Don
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Ias ncuc Capitol.

SstpiB 1T Is nl6t ~ peroenten, tpenn
bel Der WusUabl oes Stsinmaterlals
gum 8au oes rsusn Staats : GopltOls
aoisnpreis, Sd6nbsit nno 9ausrbaitis'
felt seb0riss SeridftliSuns fuoeu.
Dies iino absr bel @eitsm nitt bic elm.
slse unc alsinisru 6actoren, Die rem Wus.
ltlos aebsn 1Ousn Die @opliolsG oas
mlIiipu bat aud nit Der 2baliabe 5u
rehnsn, oas Der neue Yratibau niht
uur als o~ausrnoes 9enfmal oeS @eifeS,
oes @eperbslstses unb Der Opferu,liss
tsit Der Bspolisruus 0tlnneiotas oaftes
ben, lonoern auh cine blelbenoe uuo
auBsrlt m%irtunssuOle @mpfebluns Dee
bel istner grrlhtnus ueruanoten Bau.
materials bilosn miro. Slebt bic @oms
milton unlerem eisenen Stem eluen
iremosu Dor, 10 ldBt tie bamit nitt nur
enc 9eleasRpelt uotiiberaeben, unlerer
auiblnhenoeu Stsininoutrie cine @m.
pisbluns 81 psrlbaffsn, pte lie iih balo
nibt 10 leidt wIeber finost, ionoern lie
ibut lOsar often tuno, oaB oas Steinma'
tsrial Winnelotas, ircs leiner 9rOBen
Nuswabl uuo iros ielnem immenlen
Rs,btbum, nidt ben Nulpriiben seniist,
bic on einen taosuoieu, preiswlroissn
Yauitsiu sefeQt neroeu mllisn. Die
Gerweriurs Der Minnelotaer Steine ole
Baumaisriul fur oas elsene Stuatsse.
bduoe wiiroe iOmlt elm perbdnsnIBuolsr
tOlsenibperer 5sbler lelu. uno uniert
Sleiubru1beliser uno Ste,nmssen ielbit
usrf6noli1 oauerno ooer bod min
oeftsus aui large 9eit b,naus BON ieoel
GorcurrenS bet oustpdriisen Yra4t' uni
WOnumentalbauteH aus dlieBen. 9ai
iolts Die Capitol. GOmmiiipn bel ibre'
gntideiouHs wpbl i'm IaSe bebalten.
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(Jortissuus auf Settle 81
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Staat Stts, IsItes,ls.
yutas 9 cunts.

8ranf8. Gtsnto. bsf6rbst. tae Ct Der dlts.
rs y artner her 8trmd 3. 8. 9%tsnss Il 60. 10,
wsl6s Ssftdfte tn ter Staet 2sltbs. Ia sbsns.nann.
tenn &euntp unf Stdats. ttut, unt tae beaatt Birma
8au rru 8atarrt t~t,atitn rtrb, her tur6 zen Ss.
traut ren Salrs aatarrt. & u I nidt stttiii
pertsn Tam.
5ranf 8. Gttntp.
~ Stftrertn ppr mtr unt unterf6ris
Stsad ben In msirtr 8tetnpart am 8.
WV SEPTEMBER ". 3. SO.
". %. SItafsn, tffsntlittr Rstar.
Saa's Rata rrt BUR rtre innsrlt6 ssnsmmtn, nab
rtrft ttrtit auf eas But ant ets f6lttmtstn Cttrhd.
den tee Spfsms. east su6 3tuanths feet iufttdsu
g.. 3 gttnty d 9 O.. GsIsts ,Ctts.
Derianft Ssn sasn Spstesftsn, 10 Stnts.
esu'S oautitsl. ctuss bts tsesn.
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Tarm=Verf0uj.

Neine 50 oder srrBe. N Re,len oflit
ben oh Sprins i'm Conn &aieiielo aclc.
gene 5arn1, BON benin 80 alder inter lilua
limb. s Nder ihDnes Wieienlano uno Ter
6eIt Buids uno &eibelano 1T. wIro UNI,
itonosbalber biui3 pertauit. Cute @ebdu'
libteiten uno autes gBaiier aui benz 9auoe.
Naberes BET benz gisenibimer
sos. 2 hneioer, Sr,
30s2 golo Spriua. 9Hlnu.
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bieier Resel feine Wusnobme moot. ton'
men bic 2anowirtbe oeS Horbweitsns Der
tommeuosn Grute nit SrbBtsn SefInun'
gen snisessn ieben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-07-01
ct. Yaul uuion Sioi Y,ro'.

u. Junt lNVI-
gu fntr: 1900 e6rtinr; 800 Qttt; IS alibtr; co.,
$50 S6dfe.
etptinsmar,t tebtait uns lOe titer. gart5 ius
lerdumt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-23
To LEAVE FOR SWITZERLAND.
Messrs. Hobson and HOut TO Repre-
sent virginia I'm the i. o. 4. Il.

sent Virginia In the 1. u. "' H
Mr.. julius a. Hobson, Of this city, ana
Rev. H. l.. Hout, of Strausburg, will leave
Tomorrow morning via the Richmohu'
Fredericksburg and Potomac railway 1or
New York, where they will on Wednesday
sail uuon the Kensington for Europe.
rney go 10 Huricn. switzerland, 10 at
tend the biennial session OF the lnterha-
tionaQ Supreme Lodge Of the Independent
order of Good Templars OF the Worlu'
having been chosen as Virginia's repre-
sentatIves to this great meeting. rms
body conyenes I'm Zurich on June loth'
and at It Will be the leading temperance
people of the world. The meetings are
held every two years, alternately III TINS
country and in Europe or England. -FOUR
wears ago. when the lodge convened In
Paris. Mrs. A. J. Pyle. Of Richmond, ana
Colonel J. X. Miller, Of Pulaski, were the
delegates from Virginia.
Messrs. Hobson and IIout cannot yet
tell how long they will be absent Last
night the members of the Madison Ward
delegation OF the Common Council, OF
which Mr.. Hobson is one, rendered that
gentleman delightful little supper at
Zimmermann's only q few OF Mr.. Hob
sons friends were present. and among
them were President James Caskie, of the
Council: City Clerk Ben Il. August, and
serceant-at-Arms George C.. Ruskell.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-23

side Is arranging to have basketball and
baseball contests with picked teams
selected from both sides. The first bas-
ket-ball battle took place Friday night,
the Greeks winning by only two points.
They had quite a large and enthusiastic
audience. The Turks are arranging for
q grand concert and entertainment next
Thursday night. Tho membership bulle-
ton now stands as follows: Greeks. II
new members; Turks. II new members.
a membership contest has been or
ganized among the Juniors; it will COM
lneuce at y o'clock Monday. They have
one general, three captains, and twenty
one aids on each side. one side is known
as the Triangles. the other the Stars.
The boys are very enthusiastic, and Will
certainly succeed not only in bringing
I'm members. but will have a big time
with their basketball and baseball con-
tests,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-23
YeIIOyv-Tayern School Closes.

The public school at Yellow Tavern. of
which Mrs. II. G. Hallowell Is principal.
closed Friday evening for the term. Mrs.
Hallowell and her associate. Miss BERTHE
Ragland, of Barton Heights, have cause
to be much pleased with the result of
their sessions work.
The closing exercises were from 4
o'clock to o'clock. and consisted Of
music and regulations, and ended with
a sweet operetta. The singing Of Miss
Lizette Winston was especially good.
The scholarship medal was won by
Master Edgar Hill; spelling by Master
Beverage Harris, and penmanship by
Miss Halle Hill. These were presented
by General A. l.. Phillips. which he fol-
lowed by a pleasant address.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-23
Pardoned by the Governor.

A special to the Dispatch from Norfolk
last night says:
Laura Brown (colored). who was tried
i'm the Corporation Court Of this city on
October It'll last for feloniously cutting
Hattie Wilson (colored with intent to
murder, was pardoned by Governor O'Fer-
rail- to-day. The pardon was granted on
account of the prisoners delicate health.
and she was released from jail this
rnorninQ
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-23

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CASH MONEY WILL DO.
INTERPRETATIONS AND ICE-BOxEs.
se4se Quincy Refrigerators. lined with
hest galvanized steel. has double door 10
food compartment. reduced now TO SIG.
Refrigerators. full size. with Porcelain
lined water-cooler large enough Tor
family of six. reduced to 50.
EXTRA SPECIAL.
II Refrigerators. full size. for small
family TO be closed out ot $3.50.
Tarce-Size Nursery Refrigerator, lined
with hest galvanized steel. has nickel
plated faucet, was $50 cash, price now
s225.
ArL-GRANITE IRONwARE AND
TINwARE, REDUCED FOR THIS
CASH SALE.
Long Handle Granite Frying-Pans. Doc.
size. for l5c.
Best Granite Iron Preserving-kettles,
regular 39c. size, for 1Sc.
100 Best-Quallty Granite Iron Tea-Ket-
tics. al 29c.
Best-Quaiity Deep Puddirg-Pans extra
large size. reduced to 15c.
Rest Quality Granite Iron Covered
Buckets. fun size, was &c, now 1Sc.
Tong-Handle Granite Swimmers, large
size, was 15c., now Sc
Iong-Handle Granite Spoons, full size,
was 15c now &c.
500 Large Size Granite Dredge-Boxes,
to close at sc.
Best-ouaIity NVash-BoiIers. largest
size mnGe, with copper rims ana
copper handles. was sf.23; now, 3oc.
Dish-Pans. made of best block TIN
riveted handles, wire trimmed, was 25c.,
now 10c.
Large-Size Wash-Basins now &c.
100 Flour-Sifters to be sold at &c.
Full Half-Gallon Oil-Cans, with patent
spout, now &c.
Large Size, Best Quality Japanned
| Cake Boxes. was Sc, now 29c.
2-luart Heavy Block-Tin Preserving
Kettles. as long as they last, DC.
200 Full-Size Cake-Moulds, to close at
&c.
COO Wire Dish-Covers, at &c. each.
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The battle being waged between the
Turks and Greeks under the auspices OF
the Young Mems Christian Association Is
waxing hotter ever day. Each side IL
trying In every way to Guido the other.
OF course. the securing OF new members
Is the primary object. but In order to In
terest as many persons as possible each
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now &c.
Crlmp-Crust Bread-Pans, made OF best
sheet-iron. now SC.
5000 bars Domestic Securing Soap. bet
ter than sapolio regular Sc. bar, to close
out at 1-2c.
GAS AND OIL-sTOvEs.
Best Two-Burner Oil-Stoves, full finch
wicks. guaranteed to be the best stove
on the market, regular si.5o stove, for
69c.
2-Burner Gas-Stoves, full nickel-plated.
has double cut burners. and burns large,
blue flame. n regular s. value. for CSC.
500 feet Covered Gas-Tubing. with
patent ends, always Sc. foot, for this
sale 1-2c.
GAS-STOVE OVENS. WILL FIT ANY
GAS OR OIL-STOvE. LARGE SIZE,
REGULAR $50 VALUE. FOR CSC.
Well-Made whisk Brooms. made OF
best selected corn, two times sewed. for
&c.
co dozen Best-ouallty Triple-Plated
Knives or Forks. always sold at SE a
dozen. tomorrow SIC. per set.
80 dozen Steel Kitchen-Knives at &c.
each.
Black-Handle Best Quality steel Knives
or Forks, guaranteed for five years. re-
Steel Knives or Forks. with best cocoa
handles. strongly riveted. regular 81 value.
for 1Sc. per set.
Rogers Teaspoons. guaranteed for
five years, worth regularly, s2.25 a dozen,
for 9Sc. a dozen.
200 DOZEN TEASPOONS. SILVER
PLATED ON WHITE METAL. sPE-
CIAL FOR THIS SALE. SIX FOR 1Oc.
30 Chamber Sets. fuil-slze pieces,
guaranteed not TO craze. all nicely
decorated, regular sos sets, for
S1.4J complete.
Finest Imported Toilet-Sets, richly deco
rated in Blue Green, and Pink, m
stippled gold trimmed, regular Sc value,
for $685.
12-plece Toilet including Large Slop-
JAR rich floral decorations. trimmed in
| gold. regular $3.50 value, for $685.. COM
plete.
BABY-CARRIAGEs.
Wakefield Carriages. upholstered in
| best-quality carriage upholstery, has best
rubber-tire wheels, was SiS. now sl2.
Others at $50, 50, SIS. and NS, worth
| Just double.
i IMPORTED BANQUET LAMP
| GLOBES, FULL SIZE, DECORATED
WITH DRESDEN FIGURES. AT 5Oc..
| CHOICE.
! Solid Oak and Mahogany Rockers, with
best leather seats. regular $3.50 value, for
! Si.S9. All other Chairs reduced equally as
low.
| AS long AS THEY LAST, PARLOR-
TABLES. NICELY FINISHED AND
| STRONGLY MADE. WORTH &C.,, FOR
22c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-23
TRANLOR & EpPEs.

BOOK-BINDERS, BLANK-BOOK MAN
UFACTURING, PAPER-RULING. &c.
Hymn-Books, Bibles, Dictionaries and
Magazines bound and rebound TO any de-
sired style.
We bind all kinds Of books at very low
prices.
1900 east Main street and No. 1 Governor
street. New phone 1l14 Richmond Va.
NV 23-1t
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Tiu-C.ns on His Tail.

A horse to whose tail had been attached
a quantity Of tin-cans, was discovered at
the corner Of Lombardy and Franklin
streets Friday night by two members Of
the Society for the Prevention Of Cruelty
TO Animals, who relieved him OF the
burden. Agent Taylor is now looking for
the person who tied the cans TO the
horses appendage.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-23
EMPLOYMENT WANTS.
WANTED.

FOR THE GOVERNMENT SERVICE.
Bright Young Men to prepare for
examinations soon to be held for Clerks
and Carriers in Richmond Post-Otilce'
Particulars about all government posi-
TTONAL CORRESPONDENTS INSTl-
TUTE Second National Bank Building
Washington, ID. &. my Z0-lL