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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-18
SEPARATE SKIRTS.

REGULAR $50 VALUE FOR 81
Ladies' Skirts, made Of good heavy
twill. Black serge, cut full width, lined
throughout, velvet bound, regular Sl50
value; Miller q Rhoadss price Monday,
81 each.
REGULAR SIS VALUE FOR N.39-
Ladies' Black Figured Brilliantine
Skirts. cut full width, percaline lined, vel
vet bound also. full line Of Black and
White Shepherds Plaid, very stylish, reg
ular Sl.S value; Miller d Rhoads's price
Monday is Sl.39.
REGULAR $3.50 QUALITY FOR SLID
Black Figured Brilliantine Skirts. full
yards wide, percalne lined, large pat
terms. regular $3.50 value; Miller Il
Rhoads's price Monday at $l.75 each.
REGULAR 50 VALUE FOR $225-
In Black and White, Blue and White.
and Brown and White Shepherds Plaid.
full yards wide, perfect fitting. regular
IS value; Miller q Rhoads's price Monday
10 go at $2.25 each.
REGULAR 50 VALUE FOR So
All-Wool Cloth Suits, in Navy and
Black. REFER Jacket skirt full yards
I lar s. value; Miller q Rhoads's price Mon
day TO go at s. each.
| REGULAR SO SUIT VALUE FOR Sj.9S-
The biggest Suit Bargain ever offered
| to Richmond buyers made of fine quail
| ty strictly all-wool serge skirt full Ia
yards wide, percaline lined, velvet bound
| regular $40 value: Miller q Rhoads's bar
| gain price Monday at NsS
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Housefurnishings.
(Basement.)
Every item a bargain. Every
thing in view. No hide-and-seek
schemes practiced here.

"Easybright" Stove Polish. Sc. a box,
l5c. bottle "Easybright" Stove Enamel
&c. bottle.
'Surprise" Egg-Whips. 1c. each
Hardwood RoIlng-Pins. &c. each.
Heavy REFINED Cake-Turners &c. each'
Coppered Stove-Lifters. 1c. each.
Slicer. Apple-Corer, etc, &c. each.
Hardwood Toothpicks, boxes for &C..
Acme Patent Saeel Frying Pans, &C.
Agate steel EnameIled' Cuspadores'
Wafie-Irons. large size. 25c. each.
Agate "Steel Enamelled' Cake-rurners'
10c. each n
Heavy Double-Zinc Wash-Boards, TIC
25c. Galvanized Chamber Pals. lie. each
Agate steel Enamelled" Drinkng-Cups,
&C. each.
Agate steel Enamelled fle-fldles' oC
each. 80,
Quart bottle Full-Strength Ammonia
10c. bottle. -,
at l.2c. each.
Fairbanks Fairy Floating Soap (goo(
as Ivory. regular sc. size. &c. cake.
Glass Fruit or Preserve Dishes, footed
Glass Dessert Dishes, 2Oc. dozen-2c
| each.
plated Teaspoons. &c. each.
Plated Tablespoons, 4c. each.
Cast-Steel Knives and Forks, 10c. pair
| knife and fork.
Alliance Knives and Forks refined cast
| steel. special. l5c. pair-knife and fork
| SIC. set half dozen knives and forks.
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nUSLIN UNDERWEAR.

REGULAR sec. GOWN VALUE FOR SOC.
Made of fine quality cambria cut full. IS
Inches long, extra wide cut, large sleeves.
yoke of inserting. regular sec. value; Mil
Ter & Rhoads's price Monday, SOC.
REGULAR 25c. DRAWERS VALUE FOR
l9c-
Made Of extra good quality cotton. with
deeD hem. cluster OF tucks above hem. all
sizes. regular PC. quality; Miller Il
Rhoads's price Monday-they go at l9c.
pair.
REGULAR soc. SKIRT VALUE FOR SOC.
Umbrella Skirts, cut extra wide. with
3-inch hem tucks above hem. regular S9c.
quality; Miller 4 Rhoadss price for Mon
day Qeader) at SOC. each.
REGULAR lie. CORSET-COVERS FOR
II 12c-
Made of fine quality cambria high and
low cut, fell seams. regular 17c quality;
Miller & Rhoads's price Monday at u lie.
each.
REGULAR 15c. QUALITY FOR Sc
Children's Drawers. extra good quality
cotton. with deep hem. tucks above hem.
reinforced seams on sides. worked button
holes. regular l5c. quality; Miller x
Rhoads's price for Monday (speciaD, &c.
each.
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Bourette Stripes, for ladies In mourhlnls,
BLACK grounds. with large White dilii,y
cord. very sheer and thin, 80 inChes "iu0'
one lot Percales-just in--of some OIL
the new and pretty patterns; s 9S END
good as those you get in the IL &c MINI
full &c inches wide. 1-3c. yard.
one lot Fine Percales. full 36-inch wlde,
new and pretty designs, In stripes ana
dorge. handsome patterns, only lie
yard. sur ord
RIue as fine as the imported lappets, IN
large scroll designs and Roman stripes,
20 inches wide, the regular zoe. KIND, ioi
Ice a yard. l., a.,
! Rest staple Check Ginghams, In tht
finest quality made, in all size cheeks an"
coloring. the regular lie. kihd' ior MIN
day only 12c. a yard. .,.A
Mechlins. I'm fine all-over patterns, rlcn
colorings. with q fine lace gauZe STRIPE, -
inches wide. the kind that sells tor Vc''
for 3-4c. yard. ,,.,.,,
Elegant Nainsook. with nne uiihl.y
cord beautiful designs. in all the dencate
and new colorings, regular p'icS i'N''
for &c. a yard. ,..,aon,o
Valencia Jaconet. with large, handsome
floral designs. I'm rich, delicate colorllSs'
fun 90 inches wide, regular price IL l--c''
for l0c. a yard. III,
Coral designs. I'm Lavender, Blue, and
Green. a beautiful grenadine erect, ~
inches wide. the kind that sells Tor loc''
for II Pc n yard MI.
Granite Cloth i'm seven styles-Black
Rlue and GRAY Mixed-the best made foi
skirting, in the medium and very heavy
weight, the kind that will wear and WASH
u 1-2c. a yard.
Canvas-Back Duck I'm Black. Navy, and
White; also in large Coral designs, th'
newest and prettiest patterns, for picycl'
suits. regular price II lie. for lOc. yarI
Amoskeag DOmet, the sort, neecy XIII
White ground with Pink and Blue stripe
and plaids, regular 10c. quality, Tor Loo
d yard. - .d
in ali the nIaids and stripes, best made
for chiIdren's dresses fast colorsl,, al
ways sell for Y l-2c., now lOc a yard.
Fine Zephyr Ginghams, just one case o. .,
the prettiest and most choice colorings II
delicate shades. Buying in large quantity
as we do. our price is 3-4c. yard.
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CHiLDRENS CAPS.

Here We are again with Is dozen more
OF those 25c. Tam O. Shanter Caps for 15c
The cheapest Tam i'm Richmond Made OF
heavy duck, in Navy-Blue and White
combination, regular 25c. quality; Miller
e. Rhoadss price Monday only l5c each.
REGULAR 2sc. QUALITY FOR 1ec.
Tam o. Shanter Caps, I'm Solid Blue and
White. washable wire rim i'm top give
the cap a perfect shape. removable sweat
band. regular pc. quality; Miller x
Rhoadss price Monday. l9c. each.
REGULAR SOC. QUALITY FOR 2jc-
Tam o. Shanter Caps. made OF fancy
stripe linen crash. pleated top. finished on
with silk: also in solid colors. OF Navy
Blue and White, removable sweat-band,
extra fine quality duck. regular SOC quail
~; Miller g. Rhoads's bargain price Mon
day for 25c. each.
REGULAR 65c. QUALITY FOR Sc
Girls Tam o. Shanter Caps. and choice
styles in fancy linen crash. OF stripes and
checks. in Pink. Blue. and Tan. with two
feathers on front. finished off with pom
pom, regular 65c. quality: Miller *
( Rhoadss price Ohe cheapesp Monday.
39c. each
REGULAR 81 QUALITY FOR 5Oc.-
Tam o. Shanter Caps. Palmetto, the
latest Tam In the market. finished with
Navy satin ribbon and pearl buttons.
/ very stylish regular 81 quality; Miller ~
Rhoads's prices are bargains Monday at
Soc each.
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OBITUARY

After an Illness Of six weeks. JOHN
RANDOLPH. JR., the child OF j. r. ani
Florence Atwood died az "Cherwool'
West Appomattox. April -. 1877.
The baby was years, months ana
some days old; bright. winsome. p7om's-
ing. and as the oldest son. the
idol of his parents. the pride or th'
home. one sweet memory Of him Is Thar
his infant lips had learned 20 repeat
and sing the hymn. AT the Gross l1i-
ring his protracted suffering no cApen''
was spared to save his life and % pee
lieve his pain. Besides the members ot
the family neighbors helped 90 nurse
day and night. Physicians from Lynch
burg and Farmville were called in again
and again for consultation. This DEAN
is the first break In the home, ana 10
their deep sorrow they nave the syiliA-
thy OF the whole community.
He is not dead. the child OF our affection,
But gone into that school;
Where he no longer needs our poor pro-
lection.
And Christ Himself doth rule.
In that great cloister's stiffness and So
clusion
BY guardian angels led;
Safe from temptation. safe from SINS
pollution.
He lives whom we call dead.
The funeral and burial took place on
Wednesday. April 18th. az liberty Bop.
fist church where Mr.. and Mrs. AtT'oi
are members. r.. F. BURKE
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Groups OF men IN gray uniforms sa'ne,su
about the dolls with grave curiosity he
who had carried In the dolls and was
addressed as General, stood sterniy oy
and gave directions TO n matron Tor the
undressing OF the pair.
Again they were dismembered. Inc
white. FUZZY stuflng was poured out upon
two plates. The stern Surgeon.'eneia,
smiled and smiled again as the piles grew
higher and higher. Then with extreme
care he poured all into big glass jar
labelled "Qulnine." Before the uoiis ie .,'
the hospital they were again plump WIN
,awdust and resplendent In their hnerS'
The stern surgeon General carried them
home with him At the door Alice met
him with wifey smiles, and all MS s'cin-
ness vanished as her curls touched TIE
cold stars on his. collar. For the surgeon
General was Alice's John
Such a happy Christmas-eve tney hau
even in beleaguered Richmond. Ana, on
the delight with which Lily and wine
danced INTO their parents room nex'
morning to show the magnificent hahke,
dolls that Santa Claus had sent TO theh
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LEATHER BELTS.

Ladies' Ar-Leather Belts. Tan ,o Wl.n
leather-covered and fancy nickel puchicS'
equal TO a 100. belt 1Oc. each.
Ladies' Al-Leather Belts. in BACK anu
Tan, with Black and nickel puckies' l'0'
Ladies All-Leather Belts, in Tan ana
Black Morocco. and Black. Green, d 1al.
Navy calf-skin, with nickel buckles I9c'
each. NJ. l.. Groom
Brown. Red. and Tan monkey-skin, WIN
ieather-covered buckles. 25c. each;,
Ladies White kid Belts slt VIII win A'u-co'
Ladies' Dull-B Black French Kid Belts,
with kid-covered buckles, very stylish TOT
fadies7 AU-Leather Belts. in Brown
and Black Morocco, with nickel harness
buckles 33c. each. NJ
with nickel harness buckles and kid-cov-
cred buckles, 800. ,
4 beautiful and complete assortment
Of Ladies' Genuine Leather Belts IN All
gator. Lizard-Skin. Morocco. Monkey
and Calf-Skn-al Of the new and stylsn
colors 20 60 and Toe. each.
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Mems Goods.
Offering at all times strictly
6rst-grade goods at far less than
exclusive mems store prices
that's why we're always busy.

Mems Iaundered Negligee Shirts, soft
bosoms. with White wristbands and neck
bands. i'm all the new patterns sucn "a
plaids, checks. and stripes Ihese Boouf
are special values-50c. -,
Mems Extra Grade Percale Shirts laun-
dered. attached and detached collars ana
Mems cheviot Shirts. unlaundered. good
quality, light and dark patterns, 2oe.
Mems Cheyiot Shirts uniaundered
goods, worth SOC. for 35c. D
Mems good quality Gray and Brown
Mixed Socks, Sc. pair pairs Tor Zoe.
Mems extra grade Brown and Blue
Mixed Socks, fine guaze, reinforced heels
and toes, l0c. ,,..,,,.s.
Mems Colored-Bordered Handkerchiefs'
&c. s,.u
Mems White Hemstitched Handker-
chiefs. 5c.-gOods worth l-3c.
Mems Colored Hemstitched HandKer-
Mems An-suk Carriers. all colors, 1oc.
Mems All-Lnen Collars, new shapes
10c each-3 for 25c.
reinforced. 25c. -.
Mems Bleached Jeans Drawers, made
OF good quality Pepperell jeans. 22c.
Bows Cheviot Waists, made full pleat-
ed front and back. 25c.-sizes 10 IA years:
Rows Unlaundered Cheyiot Shirts. wei
made. and perfect fitting, light and dark
colors 2jc. "a.
Bows All-Silk Windsor Ties, lOc.
Mems Gray and Fancy Mixed SOCKS &C.
Men's GRAY and Cream Mixed Socks, &C.
Mems Fast-Black and Tan Socks, &C.
Mems Plain cuffs, lOc. pair.
Mems Link Cuffs y lie. pair:
Mems All-Silk Tecks and Band BOWS
this a 25c. grade, for 1jc.
Mems Heavy Balbriggan Underwear,
worth Soc. for 25c.
Mems Good Quality Suspenders. u 1-2c
Mems Walking Gloves, in all the new
| shades, dressed and undressed Kid, I5c.
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Funeral of Mr. jarvis.

The funeral Of Mr.. G.. Wash jarvis
whose death was announced In yester-
DAVIS Dispatch. will take place from
Ieigh-street Baptist church tomorrow
morning at II o'clock, and Will be con-
Quoted by Rev. DR.. A. Il. Dunaway' az.
sisted by Rev. II. a. Goodwin, rector Oh
St. Johns church. and Rev. j. I. Mastin'
pastor of Trinity Methodist church.
The active pall-bearers will be repre-
sentatives from the Junior order oil
United American Mechanics and lnde-
pendent Order Of Odd-Fellows The homo
rary pall-bearers Will be Charles f. Boil
ing. Alexander Delany. George ~ Goode,
John T. Hughes. DIR. J. ii. Hinchman. ~
c. Richardson, and Alfred j. Gary. Inc
interment will be at Oakwood Cemetery.
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Ready for Easter.

After a season Of retirement from her
route between Richmond and Norfolk,
at the Newport News dry-dock, where
she was entirely overhauled, cleaned.
and repanted the beautiful steamer
Pocahontas came up to this city yester-
day afternoon, looking like a new boat.
She is now ready for her usual spring
and summer travel. and especially Tor
excursions, by day or moonlight, be-
ginning her regular runs on Monday
morning. leaving for Norfolk.
During the absence of the Pocahontas
from the line. while I'm dry-dock lately,
the steamer Ariel took her place on
the route. and now the Ariel will I'M
dergo entire renovation and overhauling
for the summer excursion business also.
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DEATHS.

BURNETT.-Died near Providence
Forge, Va. on the 18th instant NELSON
BURNETT; aged 10 years.
Thus has passed away one Who hll
Just emerged 10 manhood He had much
TO live for. having just entered urm
life's pathway with devoted parents rl
friends to love and be loved, an of which
could but awaken fond anticipation of
a prosperous and happy life. But Doc bias
passed over the river joyfuiy, and $500
are left to wonder and lament ihat ons
so young and so good should have leI
so soon.
So fades summers cloud away.
so gently shuts the eye Of day,
SO sinks the gale when storms are 0.ef,
So dies a wave along the shore.
FPPS Died. at his residence o. v,s.
Marshall street. on the 18th day of Arrf
CHARLES II. EPPs. in his 56th year,
Funeral will take place from Grace
Street Tabernacle SUNDAY. April 18Th. 10
4P. NJ Friends and acquainunccs inc
yited to attend
FORD.-Died, at 1890 o'clock Friday
night. at l725 east Main street. Richmond
Va. Mrs. MARY \. FORD, in tho GOTH
year of her age.
Funeral will take place from Randolph
Street Baptist church THIS Sunday
AFTERNOON at , o'clock
Baltimore papers please copy
WOODS.-Departed this life. April Pr.
1887, at the residence Of her mother $50.
1903 Graham street, MARIA ELLEN
WOODS. daughter Of Mrs Laura r.
Dunkley; aged IS years
We miss thee from our home, dear,
We miss thee from thy place
A shadow DER our life is cast;
We miss the sunshine Of thy face,
We miss thy kin0 and willing hand,
Thy fond and earnest care.
Our home is dark without thee
We miss thee everywhere.
Funeral from Fulton Baptist church
| SUNDAY, April 18th. at o'clock p. 81.
Friends and acquaintance are invited 10
| attend.
WORTBAM.-Died. April 18th. at r.
/ NJ. at her residence. corner o. Marsha
and Second streets. Mrs. JULIA a..
WORKMAN. widow Of DR.. Albert ~.
WORKMAN, in the 18th year OF her ago.
Her funeral viii take place from Der
late residence. az 4 o'clock SUNDAY
| AFTERNOON april 18th. Friends oi
the family are invited TO attend 20
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BLACK GOODS.

5O-inch Black Coating serge, larse ~. ~
and very suitable for tailor-made dresses
and skirts. SOC. yard. e,o and
l6-inch Plain French Serge me anu
smooth. 39c. yard. o-oot
SS-nch Plain Brilliantine.this Is a EtSal
Gee. quality. SOC. yard. ....,.,. IN d,
46-inch Black Figured NoVelueS III d
large variety OF patterns. zoe. yard.
36-inch Atwood Plain frehch Seise'
aj-incb Black Figured Mohair, In ex-
ouisite patterns. very handsome quaiity'
Ss-inch Black Figured All-Wool Novel
ties. 39c. yard. c.. III rroo,
50-inch Plain French Serge, all WOOL
ond very fine soc. yard.
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SHlRT-WAIS1S.

REGULAR SOC. KIND FOR CSC
Shirt Waists 100 dozen Of the choicest
designs, in Black and White, Pink. Blue
and Ian stripes. regular soc. value; Miller
& Rhoads's price Monday is 39c.
REGULAR sec. VALUE FOR 50c.-
Ladies' Shirt-Waists. made of fine lawn,
all detached collars make your selection
, before they are picked over, price SEC
elsewhere; Miller < Rhoads's price, the
lowest. Monday is SOC.
REGULAR s169 VALUE FOR 81
Shirt-Waists, made of fine quality i'm
ported dimities and lappet cloth, fancy
figured, I'm Pink, Lavender Light-Blue.
and Nile-Green regular Sl.69 value: but
Miller q Rhoads's price Monday, the low
est only 81 each
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BICYCLE REPAIkiN"'

PATCHING TIRES. sc; PUTIN ~
spokes. l5c.-two 21c.; GENE nun. ...,,
2Oc.: truing wheel. S5c.. sit'ne' -...
frames. 75c.: crank shaft. Nll. AK A
wood rims put on wheels, A.''. ul'' I.
& w. s.; inner tubes put In uf's' .,
handle-bars nickelled. 75c.: cfanNs' '.'.,s
l5c: enamelling frame and reh,."'.. In,
all bright parts. s. frames ennamf'.' .,,s.,
colors. 81 My superior lt,liltl.'- rr..es
,han others are Obliged 20 2.e on
ferior work. ~ 81 .est Man.
an lS-lt' %
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Linens, Etc.

Lower prices on everything
and everything the best.
Here are bargains worth talk
ing about and a plenty of them.
If YOU don't see a saving in the
price-don't buy.
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Fancy Goods.

Keeping in close touch with
the makers, and the alertness OF
our New York buyers, tends to
make to-morrow's selling OF I'M
usual interest.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-18

regular s 1-3c. value; our price, lac.
Checked Dimity, extra wide ana very
fine. a bargain at lie; our price IL &c;
Sheer Persian Lawn, 30 inches wide'
good value at 1Gc. our price. u lie.
French Organdie. 80 inches WIDE regu-
lar 29c value; our price. 2Dc.
Colored Organdie, 30 inches wide, colors
Green. Blue, Pink, and Lavender, regular
22c value; our price loo.
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The Second Floor.

AS chock full of bargains as a
hill full of ants.
No matter what the regular
value may be-the price is clipped
in every case
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Wash Goods.

Wash Goods bargains Not
the usual advertised sort. but
bargains that are actual bar
gains!
Very Fine. Sheer Organdie. made to imi-
tate the French goods. Navy Grounds.
rich and handsome. full 80 inches wide,
1Oc a yard
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-18
The Masonic Home Boys Won.

The baseball team from the Masonic
Home played with the Manchester club
yesterday afternoon and beat them by d
score Of 80 to s.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-18
RIBBON SPECIALS.

No. 40 S1-2-inch All-Silk Plain ana
Fancy Cord-Edge Taneta RlpDoh' All
shades. 19c. yard. 49,, ,...,
No. 4O-S 1-2-inoh All-Silk MORE Taneta
Ribbon all of the new shades. PC. yard
No. 4O-S 1-2-inch All-Silk Dotted MORE
Ribbon. all shades; 29c. yarS l nit.
coIored satin stripes. 25c. yard.
10 e0-AIl-Silk Plain Taneta RIBBON,
win new White lace edge, all of the new
~ ca ii-9-,i,ch Checked GauZe Ribbon,
,,t,h Taffeta border I'm White. Corn,
fJrht-Biue. Pink, Apple-Green, and
No. s0-t i-2-inch All-Silk MORE Taffeta
Ribbon. White with colored borders or
nnJ Nile-Creen, Sc yard.
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Kid Gloves.

The present Easter season mas
surpassed all former records IS IN
Glove seIling-and there shall be
no let up.
The Favorite Kid Glove-4 large pear
butto,e soft and elastic skim, heaVy
stitched backs; in Black sbSdss ao of Node Se Tan
Rlack White and Ox-Blood, regular 81
value, only i5c. ,,A ,ho largo
ne Ea $500 natent' with heavy stitch
ed backs. in Black and Tans, zoe. ,.,o,os
Our celebrated Alexander kid rioves
ca veil known as 10 fit and wear, maze
Of the most select skins IN a lTs Of P the most o
bon,,,ifuI Shades of Mode. Tan, white
Corn. Brown. Black and large 3xcb psSrl b. but
tons made of fine French kid, guaranteed
as to fit and quality; in All OF the P p,aci,
soft shades OF Modes, Tan, ana Black
The Beatrice Kid Glove. Fosters P s1aG nj
hook. made OF fine French kid, In BiacS
only 81 70
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MILLER q RHOADS.

REGULAR 39c. QUALITY FOR &c
Null Caps. styles that cannot be had
sewhere-styies made expressly for us
with all-over embroidery. all-ovcr pic2t-
ed. finished Off with full lace ruching and
ponpon. regular 39c quality. Miller e
Rhoads's price Ohe besD Monday. 25c.
each.
REGULAR 50c VALUE FOR Bic
Embroidered Open-Work Caps. choice and
stylish. with lace pOnpOn finished or
with ribbon. wide null strings. regular
SOC. value: Miller e Rhoadss price Mon
day. only &c.
REGULAR 39c QUALITY FOR BE
Childron's Sun BOnnets. In solid c0i0rs
OF Pink. Light-Blue. and Red Chambrs
cloth: also. In Red. Green. and Blue ging.
ham checks. Numbered. all sizes. regular
300 quality: Miller & Rhoads's price Mon,
day, 2Jc. each.
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THE FINEST FIRE AND BURGLAR
PROOE DNNIN SAW

p1-RCUASED OF r. J.. BARNES. 10
north Fourteenth street kicnm0ni
hv the Chase-Citv Bank Tor ~,
II. will be shipped and put in place ~.
them by TUESDAY NEAI Ie"i, ...
use.
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. MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC ENTER
HAIN MENI

WILL, BE GIVEN AT CORCvha,
Hall TUESDAY. April 2lth. 11aeI D
auspices OF Roane Lodge No. o. ~.
O. + A pleasant time Is PROMISED to
who attend. Admlssion-Gthu,
cents i"uieS anu ap lsIt'
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p,.,,,.oracrs I'm New York.

NEW YORK. April l7.-tSpeciai. miss
Ellyson. Mrs. II. T. Elyson, and MIS- D.
T. Elyson. Marlborough; j. w. Hopkins
Grand: Miss III. Lea, New Amsterdam
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NOTIONS.

dozen Assorted Belt-Pins for 5c.
Kid Curriers'. &c. a dozen.
Chinese Ironing Wax. &c. block.
Darning Cotton (Black and colored)' lc'
card. 49,,
Whalebone Casing. enough for dress
Sc. a piece. ,,,,, po,,
l0c each.
Curling-Irons. all sizes, &c. each.
Good Horn Combs. &c. each.
Good Basting Cotton, lie. spool.
Black Dress-Pins. 1c. box.
Complexion Brushes, p. AZ, ana oyc
each. They develop and preserve beauty
and give a lovely complexion and youth
full bloom.
Darning Eggs. Sc. each.
Dress Weights. sc. dozen. ..,o
Iron Glue, mends everything &c. Dottie
Pure Blue Seal Vaseline, &c. bottle.
Tan. Chocolate. and oxford Complha
ton Dressing, &c. box.
Fellows Face Powder. &c. box.
Good Hair Oil. sc. bottle.
Good Bay Rum. Joe. bottle.
Steel-Point Hair-Pins, lc. paper.
F'ive-Hook Corset SteelS, &c. PAIR.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-18
TIRES. 81 p.IR-BEsr o7's.

FULL GUARANTEE 80,
MINERALIZED RUBBER CUNT A.' %
New York.
AGENTS WANTED.
IAN 1S-gfFl
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