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The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1897-09-02
EscsDe From jail.

saltwater. Mimi. Aug. ~. In
delivery occurred from the conn,y r A..
Stefan Drcher. held TO wait Us
ton Of the grand jury for the mu Iaad
of Conductor Sweet. OF me sou u,osks
near the ST. Croix bridge. siN :" ,he
ago, escaping by passing throus eward
front door. He was tracSeu uI
the.lakc, where all trace
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1897-09-02
He aunrrcIcd with Them;

Redfield. $. d.. Aug. q. '.deeu.
Kcmmerer has arrived from ,h,pe
where he captured two II tnc ,itr 10
tranps who arc wanted in this cn1 ,he
answer to the charge of murder o. day
young man committed here ,i'ot he
night. Both prisoners adihi, them
Is the one that quarreled WIN
Monday night.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1897-09-02
ARRESrEn
Taken Into Custody for n Po.,om.
IObbcry at Denver.

Mine Center. Ont, Aug. 2S.-Willlam
llostctter was arrested by Canadian
officials ut Bell City. Il mile from hero
and turned over 10 a United States
postoiticc inspector from Denrr
charged with the rObber,; of the TNn
G p~oStofticc n year ago. ~IIoseter
came TO Mine City five months au
and invested in gold mines here, Nv.
ing quietly with his wife at hotels.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1897-09-02
suspected OF Murdcr

Garden City, Kan, Aug. oS-> mon
VINO gives his name as August Kerket,
ih1 says he lives at Owosso. Mich. is
uhucr arrest here, suspected of being
me of the man who wos
found dead on Pixies Peak last week
ne has been photographed and will mo-
heid subject to the order of the sba,i,
or I'll Paso county, Colo.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1897-09-02
s.r,ou. p,cycie Accident.

Lisbon. y. d., Aug. 2S.-M,I city.
vining, an old resident OF .n, Eth q
had the misfortune to meet mh sr
serious accident while out on ~ the
Wheel. She was found iyins Viz and
road in an unconscious conul, found
when carried to her home IL wa sraytie
she was suffering from sp
shock.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1897-09-02
Denied by the Shcr,u

las vegas, n. Mex, Aug. oS.-Tbe
sncriI or O county says there Is M
ruin In the report that three Arabian
peadicrs have been murdered near
Guadalupita. n. Mex. "ear
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1897-09-02
&ro BE CONTINUED

Mr.. Highni-where is that Book OF
Etiquette and Complete Letter Writer?'
Mo. H.-what do you want with II?
Mr.. HI want to write to the grocer
and tell him I can't pay him.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1897-09-02

HEN DIR. Walker
had departed. the
Admiral packed all
his possessions back
into his sea chest,
with the exception
of one little brass
bound desk. h
he unlocked, and
took from ii a dozen
or so blue sheets OF
paper all notified
over with stamps
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1897-09-02
THE MINES
OPERATORS ARE PREPARING IO
MAKE A DECISIVE MOVE.

abroad. Will Cooperate With the
Operators I'm the At'cmpt ." o'e"
the UInrs-Spcciai IL
Hiring Imported Rbor-iresi
dent DoInu thinks the Operators
VIII wait Til After the 81. Louis
Convention
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1897-09-02

year. I thought that perhaps II you
were to hold these papers 1t would be
security enough that | should pay You.
You could draw my pension, and repay
yourselves at the rate, say of $500 "A
year. taking your FIVE per cent interest,"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-15
MlrrELDORFER'S, 217 east Broad.

young attorney, has gone to CORTLAND,
Southampton county, on a trip combining
business and pleasure.
Miss Lizzie Booker, second daughter of
Hon. ]. L. Booker, is visiting relatives
at Ocean View.
Mr.. W. II. Jones. Jr., cashier Of the
Farmers Bank, has returned home from
trip 10 Asheville, n. c., and Nashville,
and Chattanooga. Tenn.
Hon. Il. Il. Holland and children:
Sheriff a. il. Baker. and Mr.. j. Letcher
Gay, have gone TO Allegheny Springs,
to spend the balance Of the summer.
Mrs. Virginia c. Jordan and her daugh-
ter, Miss Susie, OF st. Louis, Mo, are
guests OF Hon. John b. Primer and wife.
the latter being Mrs. Jordan's step
daughter.
Mrs. Lee Britt left here to-day for q
visit to Nelson and Chesterfield counties
where she will spend the remainder OF
the summer.
Mr.. Joseph L. Little, of the Farmers
Bank, is sojourning at Chase City.
Mesdames John n. and Andrew O..
Bunch, Of Richmond, were in Suffolk
this week, guests of Mrs. H. c..
Cheatham, at tho Methodist parsonage.
Captain c. r. Brothers, wife. and
daughter have arrived home from a plea
SAINT visit to relatives in Fort Worth,
Tex. accompanied by Miss Maggie Nc
Lean, OF that city.
Kenneth b. Mcleod, OF the Farmers
Bank. left here this afternoon for the
Eastern Shore, where he will spend his
vacation Of two weeks.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-15
THALHIrlER BROS, Fifth and Broad Sis.
3S9SSSSSSSSSSlSSSS sSSSSS$

Bryan. Landon White Hanckel. Ander-
son, Beckley, Hart, White, Flexner and
others
Chaperons-Mesdames Cay, Legendre.
Woodward. Goodrell, Gum, Moore, Dun
nam, Warner, and Doggatt.
Friday evening a moonlight driving
party was arranged by Mr.. Frank Roane.
OF Iynchburg. "Cloverhelds," tho hos
pitable home Of Colonel Frank Randolph,
near Kesw!ck, was the objective point.
Among those who enjoyed hir. Roane's
hospitality were Mr.. and Mrs. Legendre,
Nj and Mrs. Waller Scott. Miss Forne
Parrish and Mr. Mercer Miss Sioussat
and Mr.. VII white, Miss Parrish and
Mr. Roane.
Among those most affectionately adj
mired hero for their gentle graces. is Miss
Florine Parrish. OF Richmond. who is
noted for her dainty costumes, gracious
manner, and handsome appearance.
The late arrivals are Mrs. Charles 7.
Ingram and children. Norfolk; Mrs. Cla-
renee Woodward, Miss Woodward, and
Miss Lily Woodward Norfolk; Miss Mary
Ashley Bell. Wilmington. Va; II. w. y.
Glover and wife. Norfolk; c. NJ. Boggs,
Baltimore; Waller Scott, OF Richmond;
W. H. Urquhart, Richmond: II. Silwel.
Philadelphia AIRS J. T. Warner. Miss
Nell Warner, and Miss Mary knight
Warner. OF Baltimore; Mr. J. Mullen.
Petersburg; Mrs. V. S. i. Doggett, and
Miss Kate Newell Doggett. Fredericks-
burg; Mr.. Warren II. Mercer. Richmond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-15
Young Ladies' Entertain Their
Friends.

A delightful entertainment was given
last Tuesday evening by the Misses Hen
derson and Atkinson 10 their friends at
the residence Of Mr.. NJ. G. Henderson.
1915 Washington street, Ligg0n's I'm.
Those present were Mr.. Willie Carter and
Miss Dunda Atkinson. Mr. Harvey White
and Miss Florence Martin. Mr.. Johnnie
Morris and Miss Emma Gaines, NJ. VIII
lie Fox and Miss Mamie Sims, Mr. While
Bowers and Miss Lena Burton, Mr.. Tom
mie Pittman and Miss Lille Creery. Mr..
Charlie Whitman and Miss Carrie Miles
Mr.. Henry Suller and MISS Berta Hem
dersOn, Mr.. Eddie Rose and Miss Maggie
Whitman. Mr.. Howard hunday and Miss
Eta Ramsey, Mr. Harry GoOde and Miss
Picnic Bartlett, Mr.. Walter Germeman
and Miss May Henderson, Mr.. Charlie
Rutherford and Miss Beulah Germcman,
Mr.. Sam. Taylor end Miss Lille CrOwder,
Mr.. Lewis Dyson and Miss Ola Atkinso1.
Mr.. Dick Tucker and Miss Peachie Mo
Dowell Mr. Robbie Rose and Miss Lizzie
O'TOole, Mr.. George Ashhy and Miss
Kate Henderson, Mr.. Frank Creery and
Miss Rosa O'TOOle, Mr. Willie COrdly and
Miss Alice COrdley, Mr.. While Gary. Mr.
Charlie Patterson, Mr. Hamilton EnOs
Mr.. Eugene Mcdowell, Mr.. and Mrs. Hon
dersOn. Mr. and Mrs. ROney, Mr. ana
Mrs. Atkinson, and Mrs. Sue A. McGru-
der; Mrs. s. r. Atkinson. Of Manchester
and Mrs. Charles Il. Atkinson and chill
dren, Of Norfolk, Va, and Master Attlcus
Atkinson and little Miss EOttle ROney
Games and music were INDUCED Ia untll
a late hour when the guests repaired 10
the dining-roOm and did ample justice TO
the bOuntiful repast.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-15
MISSES
SHlRT-WAISTS
WERE &C.,, NOW 95c

, Boys Wash Duck Suits, were sl-0o anu
SIS. reduced 20 69c. no
/ l.. hounds OF Good Note Paper for iVe.
Linen Paper. plain or iu!eu' ieS
price &c. now 15c. pound.
$50 Good Envelopes for 25c. ~
Ladies Mourning Collars, with cape &C.
Fast-Black India Linen. JOG. yaIu. a..
Madras Linen, silk stripe and plalds'
was Csc. reduced 10 15c.
iO-inch All-Linen and Wool Mixed re-
duced 10 25c. yard. ~
White and Black Chiffon Yelling, 25c.
| YARD
White Point d'Esprit, IS inches "ide'
Goo. yard.
Valenciennes Inserting, sc. yard; regu-
81 Kings Cotton. 2OO-yard spOOls. lSc-
Black Rubber Coat and Vest Buttons
&C. dozen.
White Duck Caps. Sc.
Scissors, inches long, &c; regular price
Ladies' side-satchels. %, 81. 50. and 75c.
zoe Card-Cases. 25c.
Autographs Indelible LinenMarker,
Good Apron Bingham, 31-2c.
The Very Best Apron Bingham, sc. yard
C-Hook American Lady Corsets, 81.
w. H. 6-Hook Corscts, Zoe.
Buttermilk Soap. PC. cake.
Real Good Canton Flannel, &c. yard;
very good at &C..
Atwood White Flannel. &c. quality
pc. yard.
Good Domet Flannel. &c. yard.
Linen-Finish Shifting, regular loc'
quality, only lie. yard.
Good Feather-Tick. Il lie. yard.
Roller-Skates 25c. pair.
1 N.I n
Yard-Wide Fine Bleached Twill. 12l-2c''
worth tic.
Toilet Paper, &c. package.
White Persian Lawn, u l-2c. for ZOc.
our zoe. Persian Lawn, zoe. yard.
India Linen, 40 inches wide, lOc. yard:
White Organize. yards wide. 25c.
yard. 80
Dimity, worth 10c. yard, now 61-ic.
French Nainsook, As inches wide. 25c.
Long Cloth, '1.25 piece of 70 yards; worth
Linen. sc inches wide. for drawn-wOrk,
50c. yard.
Ladies' Black Saline Undersklrts, SOC.
All OF our 50 Bleached Muslin Gowns
reduced to 81.
COrset-Covers, &C.
Talcum Powder. Sc. box.
Ladies' Crash Suits, embroidered Elton
Jackets, were $3.50 now s267.
Ladies' Fancy Duck Skirts. were ~
now 81.
Ladies' Fancy Parasols. were 80, now
$50.
Turkey-Red Table Linen. TIC. for 25c.
quality.
Real Good Mating. 10c yard.
Extra Heavy Doube-Warp Mating, 15c.
yard.
Brussels Carpet. soc. yard; worth 75c.
Yard-Wide Ingram, 40c quality, Zoe.
yard.
New line Of Rugs and Druggets.
Gentlemen's open or ClOSed-front
Plaited-Bosom Shirts, 75c.
Great bargains in Baby-Carriages-$25
ones. $3.50: $50 ones. SIS.
Trunks and Satchels less than manu-
facturers' price.
Now is the time 10 buy Blankets. You
can save q few dollars.
White. Red. and Gray ATWOOD
Blankets. s34S; worth S.
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ALL WASH
GOODS
EONDAY &c. YARD.

s-~--~--- '----r r,,,n r,ovyoia isc
Extra Heavy IuIhis"-Da'" A'"N'
value. for y l-2c. ,r.,.
Extra Large Size Turkish-bA'h i'"S''
regular s0c kind. for &c.
N,ce Decorated Open-and-shut Japanese
ms regular price l0c.. now &C.
pure Ianen Stamped Centrepieces, se.
satin BACK Velvet Ribbons. inch WIDE
IL Velvet eT Rlbbon, &c. for piece OF "
sJ usmtn,rs. "A inches wide, 19c. yard; reg
ul aro pt'i s;ar 1 in Hamburg at il, H.
an, qa nh &c. yard; .egular price &c;
70 vards linen Trimming, inches "lue'
for Doc. rooo 70 ward. worth
'O ladies Tan Lisle Gloves. regular pfico
osc reduced 20 bc. ~ nh. n,,oS
1' Eiosant line Of New ran Teck 1lcs,
aov.ing ends. satin lined regular 'a'ue
bV &C. 10" lace Table Covers, regular
Drice 81 70; now lJc. rt.,o -oou,ar
Ia dozen Ladies Fancy blsle' u'"'
price 81 IL and J0c your cI, '',SoS HON
LADIES' Pure Linen DndIesseu hl, eii :,
s,itcbed Handkerchiefs, lOc., regular
'1 nev4ienoen's Heavy Dark Moleskin and
Niece WORKING Shirts 5Oc. r,o.,o n
4
Iauneered Shirts, some WIN ~,
- come with detached collars and Guns
SVU ndToscocsin An-Ready Hemmed
pieac',ed Sheets, size.Z IL long anu "a
VIC" GHn,i o.-dS Balbriggan Medium Weight
Irndershirts. regular SOC. craze LOT o. - -
ladies' Bleachcd Isle vests neck an an
sleeves six crocheted, with SIX rloDoh
run. only &c. l.o..o~s oil colors.
.as,,,,ar nrice 81: bargain price, 75c.
Seiidren's Red and Navy-Blue Reeters,
eizcs 2 TO s years. They are hepuSVi"e''
braided. new style. S.-5. 80, ...,,
Turkey-Red Table covers WIN i"N0'
p9 2ThI,o men Fringed Table Covers, with
coloTed borders. only 81; regular value
d pure d. Linen (alI ready washed, ready for
use) Hemmed Huck IoWelS, 10, ~
GOOD as those you nave Deeh Ou''"e
-' Fruit OF the Loom Bleached Cotton
5 3-4c yard. ca.4o, r. ward
Good Yard-Wide Bieacheo Co''0"'
ISs Gi S6c. Percale Waists, $ec; 49,
IaGies' Waists. were soc. Waists, re-
duced 10 6oc. ~, c,ou,o Trnbrellas.
ladies' Waist Sets-cuff buttons, collar
button. and smds-for DC.
ladies' Red Leather Belts. harness
,,1Si,ies regular price DC. now 19c.
centlemens Madras Shirts, soft posoiii'
were SEC. now ooc. a., c,o.t, &, oil
6O-inch Atwood Ladies, Cloth, IN all
coIors reduced TO &c. yard. ,..o
lO-,nch Finished Black HENRIETTA
worth SOC. now 50c. M
So-inch Plain Black Sicillan, worth &c.,
now soc. yard. r-,, NJ
~ pieces of Fancy Black Figured Mo-
hair. were 45c.. now 25c. yard. ~,
lars. sizes Il 1-2, 16, and 16 lie, reduced
20 4c. 49,, ...o,a,,,,
Ladies' Collars, with piece extending
Remnants Of 20c. Pique. SAC. yard.
Black Hair Cloth, was SJc, now IL l-Zc'
SIX Velvet, all colors. soc. yard, now
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-15

marked by a spirit OF harmony ana
unanimity OF sentiment seldom equahcu'
and never surpassed in political assem-,
blages called to settle the claims OF riva.
aspirants FOR public honor u. 'no 49, -,
OF a party. Bv the peculiar conditions OF
the contest for delegates to the conyen-
ton. the gubernatorial nomination was
practically settled In Mr.. Tyler lhyoi
before that body assembled put tne re-
suit. instead OF proving source on i az
tional discord and strife, was Dy .ne
admirable tact of Mr.. Ellyson. maze
tributary to the harmony and strength Oh
No objection can be urged against the
personnel of the ticket. indl'iouany VI
as whole. -, o,ro-
tn, which relates more TO national Is
sues OF 1896 than to the vital questions OF
virginia State policy in 1884, anu 'N'
four succeeding years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-15
SUFFOLK.
A Notable Social Event-BoaunS
Parfy-personal.

SUFFOLK. VA, August H.-(Special)
Tho most notable social event of the
week was o boating party on Lake Kilby,
given by Miss Wibie Applewhite, in
honor OF Miss Charlie Bernard, of Jack
sonville, Fla. AS the gay pleasure
seekers in their gondolas SKINNED over
the placid bosom Of the lovely lake, and
as soft eyes looked love TO eyes which
spoke again." the scene was one that
verified the words OF the poet
''How beautiful this night the balmiest
sigh.
Which vernal zephyrs breathe in eve
ning's ear,
Were discord 10 the speaking quietude,
That wraps this lovely scene. Heavens
eben vault,
Studded with stars, unutterably bright.
Through which the moons unclouded
grandeur rolls,
Seems like a canopy which love has
spread,
TO curtain her sleeping world"
AS the boats sped over tho water. sud
denly a sweet-voiced vocalist began to
sing. soon joined by others, and the
forest-fringed shores echoed the sweet
sounds OF harmony. and thus "The world
forgetting, by the world for
kOt, tlc INC SlutuA
ladies would fain have continued on
nor awakened from their dream Elysian,
but their watchful chaperon called time
on them and suggested that they leave
those gay and festive scenes for the
more prosaic duties Of life. And so
ended a most pleasant evening. recol-
lections OF which will long DO treasured
by all who were so fortunate as 10 be
present
Mrs J. L. Booker and son, Master
Clarence, have returned home from
Chase City, where they spent month
with the formers sister, Mrs. G. NJ. Bos-
well, OF Richmond.
Mrs. NJ. A. Applewhite, her daughter.
Gladys, and son, Archie. arrived home
to-day from a pleasant visit TO relatives
In southampton county.
Mrs. w. l.. Mcleod and her two daugh-
tiers left here this morning for Macon,
N. c.. to spend tho remainder OF August.
MISS Charlie Bernard. OF Jacksonville,
Fla. and Miss Annie Bernard. of Suffolk,
will leave here next Monday for visit
60 Washington. Baltimore. and other
northern cities.
Mr.. James L. Mcleod. well-known
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-15
William and Mary College,
WILLIAMSBURG, VA.

Board from sl2 TO SIS per month; tuition
fee Tor the half session. $780, Mcli'tl
fee S. contingent fee. s.. Students VIZ,
ing TO teach two years in me p4y.g
schools pay only medical and conihtsm
fees. and are charged $40 per M.N'r .l.
board fuel lights, and washing. lA 81.
legiate course. Next session begins ~
TOBER T. 1871. Send Cor catalogue
LYON @. TYLER. VI. A., l.ls D..
~ lS-Su. W&FtOc1 ifes.lehI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-15
civii-service Examination Ordered.

The United States Civll-Servlce COM
mission has ordered that an examina ton
be held by it's local board I'm this city on
Saturday. September 49, 1887 Commencing
at o'clock 4. NJ, for the grades or
deputy collector. clerk. storekeeDer.
gauger storekeeper-ga and mes
senger In the InteTnal-Revenue Ser
vice. Only citizens OF the United
States can be examined The age nmita-
lions for this examination are as follows:
For all grades the minimum age limita-
tion Is fixed at q years. No application
will be accepted FOR this examination I'M
less filed az the pOst-Ofice. on the proper
blank. before the hour OF closing business
on Saturday August %. 1897.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-15
LAW SCHOOL.

The School OF Law in Richmond Co.legs
offers superior legal training under ne
most favorable surroundings. Junior aal
senior Classes. Total entrance fees alI
tuifion for entire session. 81 70 80 See.
SION opens SEPTEMBER 2id.
For catalogue and Information ailfeA
Professor ROGER GREGORY H.. ID.
Lester Manor Al.. %
President L. ". BOAIWiiHhL
Richmond Va
tv 1c-r sue TnoOf&IY lG-wlnt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-15
TWO SPECIAL LOTS FOR MONDAY.
BED-SpREADS.

TWO SPECIAL LOTS FOR MONDAY.
Marseilles Bed-Spreads, well covered,
pretty patterns. hemmed, ready for use,
worth $l50-?9c.
No. is a beauty. extra heavy, extra
size, beautiful designs, worth s2.5o-S1.33.
UMBRELLAS.
G9c. will buy Gloria 26-inch Paragon
Frame, Tight-Rolling with steel rod
Weixel Handle Umbrella, made to sell
at Sl.25.
0Sc. will buy a Twiled English Silk
Umbrella, o. and 2S-inch. suitable for
ladies or gentlemen, steel rod worth 81 so
All the prices you have ever heard
quoted on Table Damasks and Towels
will be surpassed here Monday:
zoe. Table Damask, SOC.
Table Damask, fun bleached, the kind
that sells at 60c.-33c.
60c. German Table Damask, very heavy
quality, SIC.
Full Bleached Table Damask, zoe.
tic. Bath Towels, Sc.
1Oc. Towels. DC.
20c. Towels. DC.
Another opportunity to buy Cottons at
half price:
FROM TILL 70 O'CLOCK:
Androscoggin "A Bleached, sc.
Barker. "A Bleached. sc.
| Fruit of the Loom. Bic.
10-4 Bleached Sheeting. lie.
1914 Unbleached Sheetng, lie
J "A Unbleached Cotton, lie.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-15
Colonel Bigger in Town.

Colonel John Bell Bigger was In tho
city yesterday en- route TO his home in
Hanover from the Roanoke convention.
The veteran Clerk OF the House had the
honor Of the being both temporary and
permanent secretary OF the convention.
and had as his assistants four members
OF his efficient sta1: John w. Williams
OF Giles: Charles b. Mann. OF Petersburg.
John 4. Loving, OF Pulaski City. and
j. N. Brenaman, OF Shenandoah.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-15
britain to Take Another Island.

SAN DIEGO. CAL, August 1.-THE
steamer Navarro has moved from CUP
perton Island off Acapulco, Mex. From
statements made by some people on board
the Navarro, II is though that the
British flag will soon be hoisted over
Clipperton Island, although II Is sup
posed 10 belong 10 Mexico.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-15
RICHMOND COLLEGE.

Courses In Literature. Philosophy ST..
ence. and Law, leading TO degrees o,
Bachelor OF Arts. Master cf Arts. Baths.
lor or Science. and Bachelor OF Law
Courses entirely elective. City stle,is
NAV study IN any one OF tho twelve De-
Dartments OF Latin, GreeA, Elglsh.
French. German. Mathematics. phvcs.
Chemistry, Philosophy, History, Egpos.
sion. or Law and pay only Tor ths
classes they take. No charge Tor Library
gymnasium, or baths. -Four INSTRUCTORS
in gymnasium
Session begins SEPTEMBER "a Al.
dress
President T. w. BOATWRIGHr.
au 12-Th. Su&ru20t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-15

DWALE, DICKINSON COUNTY, VA.
August H-(Special. )--Your correspond
ent learns that Rev. Il. j. Rose. of the
Ridge" died at about A. NJ. yesterday
OF typhoid-fever. Mr.. Rose mas been
prominently identified with the Primitive
Baptist church for twenty years or
longer, and was known as an upright.
consistent gentleman over the entire
county. He leaves wife and several
children
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-15
SALEM

ACADEMY AND COLLEGE. FOR
Girls and Young Women. Best home care.
together with fun College instruction.
Specialists In Music. Art, El0cuuon. nan.
guages, Commercial. and Industrial
Studies. Institution founded i'm 1872 Tia
register shows 32i last year. New terl
begins THURSDAY, September =, is.
Send for catalogue
Rev. J. HI. CIEWEIL Principal
an S-gu3ts Salem. 81 a.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-15
Teller on Mfne-StrIiSe Injunctions.

DENVER, COL, August H.-'Hereto-
fore il has been supposed 20 be the pro-
vince OF the courts TO punish men tor
crimes committed" said Senator Teller
In discussing the injunctions against the
striking coal-miners but now IL seems
TO be the accepted idea that the courts
can punish men for crimes which some
body alleges they may commit"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-15

au i5-lt. Rirtmo,5 ~.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-15

OF BALTIMORE KINDERG ARIES,
Association. Junior Senior, anl Hial,
nate Courses. a course for Directors *
Normal Glasses: one in Primary Metn015
and a Mothers Glass. Lectures ron
prominent lecturers. Address Hiss g. o.
{. HART, Tho Northamyion, ha. ,lH.ol'
w IT. ..nAafN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-15
RICHMOND FEMALE SEMINARY,
No. ) EAST GRACE STREET
RICHMOND, VA.
JOHN II. POWELL Principal

Mrs. r. q fEfION and ST. n y
ROBERTSON. Associate Pr.nlpaia "
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Substitutes for HOrsford's
Acid Phosphate Are dangerous.

Because they cost less. many substitutes
are offered. some OF which are dangerous
and none OF which will produce the same
effect as the genuine. Insist upon having
"Horsford's." whether buying a bottle
OF Acid Phosphate or ''phosuhate" in a
glass Of soda.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-15

NEAR CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA.
For BOYS AND YOUNG MEN.
Send for Catalogue.
JOHN r. SAMPSON. a. NJ,
~ 9l-W F&Gsul8t Principal
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-15

The twcnty-ffth session OF this p,,r.
ing and Day School VIII begin THURS.
DAY. September ., 1851, and close JIM.
-. 1Ss8.
The course OF instruction is thorough
and cOmprchen Tho pr0fr...r. -
Music. Languages and Art are slrr.ss.i
bv none. and special teachers aud af,fr-
ton provided Tor the Primary Deb4.f.
ment.
For full Information apply 20 me Pm.
cipal. j. S-Th. SuNrli,
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MCABE's OAY AND BOARDING.
UNIVERSITY SCHOOL,
Richmond, Va.

The thj-ty-third annual session Of this
school for boys begins
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 81 1871
Thorough preparation for University OK
Virginia, Yale. Harvard, United states
Military, Naval academies, and leading
eulineering schools Full stan OF eK-
perienced teachers. Boarding Department
strictly limited For catalogue address
". GORDON WCABE. Head Master
10 27-Su&Tu3m 40 east Cary street
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THE ROLAND PARK BOARDING Avn
DAY SCHOOL FOR Girls

Roland Park. near Baltimore wse,tv
minutes ride from tho hoart az tbe ,..ty
Location hcalthful. Thorough trair.rg Z,
English from Kindergarten throuqb 20
lego preparatory Principals. Niss * n,
Howard and Miss =. j.. Howard. Cir..,~.
lars at George NJ. Vests Bookstore
an ln-Sult