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The Arizona sentinel., 1898-07-02

thermometer registered 1l2.
 Rev. s. A. Thomson D. D. of Los Angeles will preach in the Yuma Methodist church at II a. m., tomor- row. All are invited.
 Low prices, pure drugs and perfect accommodation at Cotter's Drug Store.
 Miss Mary Seweeney, who has been attending the Normal school at Tempe, arrived Monday and will spend her vacation with friends in Yuma.
 Editor Geo. H. Kelley, of the Solo knoxville Bulletin, accompanied by his daughter and daughter-in-law, passed through Yuma yesterday en route to the Coast.
 John Gandollo returned from 8 short trip to Los Angeles Thursday. He was accompanied by his daughter Miss Victoria who has been attending school in Southern California during the past year.
 Geo. U. Holcomb came down yes terday from the heading of the Ohio canal after supply of provisions. The Judge now looks like real farmer and would make good candidate for con- gress on the Populist ticket.
 The society of Christian Endeaver will hold a patriotic service in the NJ. E. church Sunday night July 3rd, the Declaration of Independence will be read, patriotic songs sung and several short patriotic speachs made. All are invited.
 Try Cotter's mosquito lotion 1t will drive the mosquitoes away.
 Elliott & Cox, civil engineers, are getting out Autograph map of Yuma. The map will be 34 46 inches and will be absolutely accurs te and will be sold at reasonable price. The gen. tlenen know heir business an. sa0u>'' ; --ceive the encouragement a0i i-r. ..-. support Of every5o-.
 s. rg. the Jefulhng tax ter iz. has Teen arrest placed u..er S2000 bond pending his preliminary examination. MT. Long is a member of almost every fra5ernal orgaruatoa inthe Territory and .s s| well known ia lodge circles. His deta,- cation was a surprise to everybody. i,
 E. T.. Dcbnam. justice of the peace as Fortuna, came In Thursday and made ms report to the board of sup eayls5rs He turned over to the board a plain god ring and az ugly looking durk knife. all the earthly possessions of Che t~o victims ot murder and suicide at Fortuna two weeks ago
 Miss Elena RlJ-rdo tine Go1rteen- year-o3d daughter of Frank Redoulo, i iueJ Hl-l d -y..-...
 l-E g.--.-. .r .g,..ullluE kettle of boiling water Her face and arms were scalaaa in f-ra.tul manner and she v... a. 5sasure5 for life. Her .uiu-ia. are r. ..u. end her re- covery, while certain, is slow.
 Col. T. ". Brooks, the veteran mine expert. left Monday for Gold Rock where he will spend few days ex- aminlng some mining property in which he is interested. As soon as his work in Gold Rock is complete he will start on tour of Death Valley, where he thinks he will be able to locate a number of valuable mineral deposits. He will be absent about two 
 If there Is a man in Arizona who is earning his salary and the admiration of the lawabiding people that man is Sheriff Rufner of Yavapai county. Having done his duty toward Parker and having turned the would-be mur- 1erer Frank Stewart over to the tender mercies of the law is now hot on the trail of J. T. Hughes who shot and possibly fatally wounded J. NJ. Mccoy, a walking boss on the Big Bug railroad { last Sunday morning.
The Arizona sentinel., 1898-07-02
A CIevor TrTaE.

It certainly looks Gsef. but there .a .'y no trick ab5.tia Anybody can ,.g # who has Lame Back .na Weak Kidneys. aa..~.s .r ..e...- troubles. We meaa la can cure -.u- self right away by taking Electric Bit teI- This nea.e,a. tones un he whole >g am acts .s ~u. tg tue Liver ana Kidneys, IS blood purifier and nerve tonic It cures Constipation, Headache, Painting Spells, Sleeplessness and Melancholy. It is purely vegetable, a mild laxative, and restores the system to it's natural vigor. Try Electric Bitters and be convinced that they are 8 miracle worker. Every bottle guaranteed Only soc a bottle at Gonder d5 Co.'S. Drug Store.
The Arizona sentinel., 1898-07-02
The California Restallrant&
 TOM QUONG, Proprietor.

Tha best 25o meal IT town. All the la.icacies the market affords Board hy the week 5000 Private rooms for Ladies. Poultry 9Ys.oTs.F55h and Game
 il season.
The Arizona sentinel., 1898-07-02

In prices and quality with a fur ard well selected line Of General Mercbandi8e, beth waoIe8ale and retail: Hlso Hay and Grain, Uhder- takers Supplies, Furniture. Hard ware, Miners Supplies, arming Implements. Tinwape. Etc.
The Arizona sentinel., 1898-07-02
Advertised Letters.

List of unclaimed letters remaining in the Yuma Arizona PostoGca July !. L53s
The Arizona sentinel., 1898-07-02
LOCAL NOTES

Billy Duune is in Los Angeles on a short vacation.
The Arizona sentinel., 1898-07-02

C. L. Elola.a1rEer returned Sunday -r.r -.s Angeles aul reports the ra-... .rHra. o. . fine baby boy at bis house. mother and child doing we'll
 7t-. a." ... .. Freddy .et. ses- srda- fora -ar.a.s vacation 0a rll
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-08
Help for the Needy.

The regular weekly meeting OF the Citi.
zens Relief Association Committee Of the
Young Mems Business Association met
In the Security Bank on yesterday after,
noon. and the following donations were
ordered: Previously given to poor OF CITY.
81 .26l.60: City Mission, this week az
cases OF need in West End. s.; cases of
need in East End, S: cases of immediate
need, nl.sO- Total TO date. 1882
lsterial Union has examined int " IN
workings Of the Citizens Relief Associao
ton and found Vt to be perfectly sails
factory, II is hoped that the citizens u,i,I
now make an effort to assist at once in
,ens, Rs,,a ose deserving poor. The Citi-
2i FUNDS, and with every good citi1en
siauls small amount regularly. so mnch
more could be done 70 prevent snS,d ,ruon
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-08
USED HIS KNIFE on A BOARDER.
Mr.. j. =. MobIey Seriously Wounds
Mr.. T.. ID. Rcnnih:n

Mr.. j. S. Mobley, proprietor of a board
ing-house at No. 915 east Marshall street.
was a prisoner yesterday at the Second
Police Station, where the charge Of felo-
niously stabbing with a knife Mr.. f. b.
Rennihan was registered against him.
Mr.. Rennihan and his wife boarded
with Mr.. Mobley. and yesterday morn
ing The latter had a dispute with his
boarder concerning money alleged TO be
due him. Heated words passed between
the two, and Mr. Mobley used his knife.
iniiicting a wound about four inches in
length on Mr.. Rennihan's right thigh.
Considerable excitement was occasioned
at the clearinghouse, and when il was
learned that Mr. Rennihan had been cut
message was sent for the ambulance.
which quickly responded, with DR. Muck
OILS in charge. He did what was neces-
sary in the premises. and left the injured
man, and in the mean time Mr.. Mobley
was arrested and carried to the Second
Station. He will be in the Police Court
this morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-08
MANY SINNERS ATTEND.
services OF Justice John Are Largely
Attended, but CoJIections poor

| ''ut corrections Poor.
| 1he sinners turned out in great num-
oers to attend the services of Justic,
John yesterday morning, but few had
either any money or good excuse. anc
| Jail. "0Ai' ~
William England was charged with
using a pitchfork on the person Of John
minor, but as Minor was not able To he
present the case went over until this
morning
IN the case of Robert Green, charged
with being disorderly in the street, the
accused was fined $3.50 and costs.
Ahotnas Graveley was brought before
the tribunal on the charge of "using and
employing base metal representing a
gold dollar, and was turned over To the
United States Court.
In the case Of Robert Braxton OoIorn,D
charged with stealing a lot of groceries
from Josephine Giles, the accused was
sent down to Hotel de Epps to spend
sixty Gays in that blessed retreat for the
weary and wicked.
willie Friend, the negro who was ar
rested Saturday afternoon on the charge
OF reckless driving in the street and rum
hlng over Robert Lewis, a negro child.
was ined 80. The little negro was not
seriously hurt.
feter Austin, charged with striking
robert Williams with beer bottle, was
fined $3.50 and costs.
j. W. Goode and Eugene Dandridee
two negro chappies were charged Win
shooting craps in the street and were |
fined the usual 50 and costs
In the case of Joe Coombs. charged |
with striking and wounding Josephine
Giles. the accused was sent ON IN Tho
grand jury.
Upon these offenders against the dig.
nifty Of the Commonwealth came n seT-
pentlne line Of Sunday drunks and the
shufiling of s2.5O's. ''
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-08
TAKE CHARGE APRIL 1sT
Rev. vi. Asbby Jones Writes of His
Coming to Richmond.

A private letter received in this CITY
from Rev. NJ. Ashby Jones, pastor-elect
OF Leigh-Street Baptist church. states
that he will come to Richmond the 31st
OF this month, and formally take charge
OF his pastorate here on Sunday. April
81 Mr.. and Mrs. Jones have already
broken up housekeeping in Bardstown
and Mrs. Jones is visiting friends and
relatives in her native BLUEGRASS State
before she leaves to become an East Vir-
gilman.
II is probable that the young pastor and
ms iafnlIy VIII board until the fall, when
II Is expected they will take a house on
Church Hill in the midst of the church
people.
Rev. DR.. j. William Jones preached at
Leigh-Street at both services Sunday
making a fine impression. The Leigh
street folks say their pastor is a son of
the old man, and comes by his preaching
power right.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-08
INDICTED by THE GRAND JURY.
True Bills Returned in the Hastings
COurt-Suits Instituted. Etc.

The grand jury sat in the Hastings
Court room yesterday and considered a
number OF charges The following true
bills were brought in: William Henry
Brown, forgery; Joseph Combs, mali
ciously assaulting Josephine Giles; Tudy
Coleman. assaulting William Russell:
George Dixon. assaulting Shirley Robin
son; Emil Olsen stealing q bicycle; Leroy
Stroup, stealing horse and jumper;
Cynthia Sweet, house-breaking.
Marriage -licenses We're issued TO Jo-
seph T. Thompson and Josie T. Johnson
and 10 Il. Forest Fairlamb and May
Smith.
In the City Circuit Court the following
suits were instituted:
BY S. Z. Henley against Ella Henley.
action of detinue "for one double-face.
stem-winder gold watch, valued at $50; a
dark bay horse, called Bill, valued at
$50; one-horse covered spring wagon.
valued at $50, one gold ring. with set in
It, valued ut So"
Fl. c. Hobson against Thomas A.
Smyth, Joseph c. Smyth, and T. Harvey
T.. Kline; damages. $3.50
Notices OF motion for judgment were
docketed in the suits of S. S. p. Pate
son against A. ]. Ford and w. c. Me
Dowell for S5l, and w. L. Stage against
Bryan NJ. Cullen for Sl2l05
The suit Of Thomas J. Otey against the
Richmond Traction Company has been
dismissed.
Two chancery suits We're Instituted in
the Law and Equity Court-R. A. Blank
enship against w. II. Blankenship and
others. and the Whittle-Sydnor Company
against Caroline +. Griffin.
motion for judgment was filed yes
terday by John 7. Anderson & Son
against A. w. Bennett for S496S7.
In the case of j. b. Bradley against |
John Wesley, the jury rendered a YER |
nct for the plaintiff for Sll52O, with in |
.erest on $3.50 as a part thereof from |
August so. 1897. and with similar amount |
Of interest from September G. 1897
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-08
WHAT AN EXODOUS OF HOUSE
WARE YESTERDAY.
AND THE SALE is TO BE REPEATED
TO-DAY,

AND THE SALE is TO BE REPEATED
TO-DAY,
and the almost entire stock is to change
hands-from us to you-at something like
ANY PRICE. It's once in twelve months
that we have to do that in order to clean
up for new conquests.
Mrs. Potts's Nickel-Plated Sad-Irons.
complete, with handle and stand. for
48c. a set.
56-piece China Tea Sets. new sbanes
ana handsomely decorated for $l.3 a
set sell elsewhere for $3.50
Large Photo Medallions. framed in
french gilt frames, for 19c., were SOC
Photo Cameras, take pictures 2lbx2Ib
inches: with developing outfits, com
pete for &c.; usually 81.
IndianMade Work or Paper Baskets
for &c. each.
handsome Gold-Leaf Framed Photo.
,Plctures 2OX24, for $3.50: were $3.50
handsome Oak and White Enamelled
e eFa6nta 1ard Pictures. all new and
eHecuVe subjects, for 75c choice
Real Oil Paintings, in White Enamelled
frames, size 16x2O, for 29c. choice,
White Bone Handle Table Knives and
FORKS, usually $150 a dozen. for TO-
day, &c. each ~
Large. Heavy Blocked-Tin Cake MouIde
for &C; usually 70 and Csc.
o-quart Granite Iron-Lipped Saucepans
Tor &c; usually Soc
Granite lron-COVered Iono-IIa,d1o
Saucepans for Sc. each
Real Dresden Night Lamns con,n1a+.
with globe, for 29c. 0i''pie'e
lO-piece Porcelain Toilet Sets. ELEGANTLY,
decorated in three different floral de-.
signs and heavy gold stippled for z, on
lOO-piece English Porcelain Dinner ST. So
o. RseSautlful underglazed decorations for
bSSautiiul Cut-Pattern Glass Cake
az Siidfh1s, Fruit Bowls. Water Bottles
ers, etc, for 12c. each UP i''h-
FROM 10 TO u O'CLOCK
~ Co5d niegIIlc Welded Hoop Painted |
Gear Water Pals for &C. each.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-08
New Masonic Hall Finished.

henrico Union Lodge. of Masons will
nleet tonight for the first time In their
new new nail on Twenty-fiIth street. The
ppsulIoing has been remodelled under the
>. NJ. Williams. and II has been eIeoant1v
.eIur hlsned. 1t Is a three-story struc-
~ uuie me ground-fioor has been fitted
UP lot a supper-room; there is a hand
some ballroom on the second floor. and
VIZ w Iooge-rooms are In the third story
W me the improvements were being made
ne rouge met In the old Masonic Hall
on Nineteenth street. .'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-08
Property Transfer.

Richmond: George Meyer tn Imta n
Meyer. his wife, p feet on south aid,
Duval street 80 feet west of Judah. s.
w. "A. Moncure. special commissioner n
Helen A. Nightengale, 40 feet on Marshall
street southeast corner Twenty-frst
Same 20 Harry A. and Charles r
Nightingale, Y feet on east side Twenty
hrst street, SO feet south of Marshall
subject 10 dover interest OF Helen A.
Nightingale. 1900.
Annie s. Nelson TO Henrietta f.. wife
OF Clarence s. Forester. q feet on west
side First street. lSS feet south of jack.
son, 81. 500
Margaret Ann Payne's trustees 10 Mer-
chants and Mechanics Building Fund
Company, 20 feet on St Paul street
southeast corner Coutts, $3.50
Keuben Pryor 10 Laura Jane Pryor. his
wife, is feet on south side Crouch street
IS. S'iee''
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-08
saturday Might Sins.

rev, Rev; pr Starr OH Sunday night con-
S Sni, the series of sermons he has been
ussIVerlng to young men. The topic was
memory and well did the minister
snow mat Ii was the safeguard to the
sonI Many young men heard the series
beginning next Sunday evening Dr.
otarr VIII commence a series of seven
sermons on the general tonic. 'Sa .nrdav
Nlsht sins. The subject for nett Sun
Gay VIII be THE Sin Of - Crowding
Ihings Into Saturday Night that Could
be Done During the Week" The popu-
lar, pialn-speaking pastor promises to tell
some facts.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-08
JUST THINK OF IT,,

5000 dozen Finest California
Syrup Peaches, full three-pound
standard-these goods cost 50 at
the factory--we are closing out
/ the lot, per can, at 1Oc.
We have other big bargains,
but the papers cannot spare us
the space to advertise. We could
use this whole side.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-08
WANTED.

GENTLEMAN DESIRES BOARD AND
Room; private family; 10 minutes walk
from First and Broad. Address X care
OF Uptown Dispatch. NH S-It.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-08
Thompson in Old Homestead To-
Night,

The attraction at the Academy NJ ,f,,s,o
tonight and tomorrow afternoon and
night Is that venerable actor. Denman
Thompson, in his historic play, The ola
Homestead" 1t will be Mr.. Thompson's
Joshua, n character which he Originated
and which he has made dear TO every
theatre-goer.
THE Old Homestead" comes nearer be-
Ing o sermon spoken with stage action
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-08
LIE COHEN 90 THE COHEN co THE COHEN Co

Kingdom of Heaven" He argued that
1t was the ChristItke spirit and not the
outward form of religion that was to be
sought after: Mr.. Semmes is a forcible
and interesting speaker. He will con-
tinue TO speak each day this week. His
subject for to-day will be taken from
the 18th Psalm. 9th and 18th verses
His Way?
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-08
The Midday Services.

neV. Thomas Semmes spoke 10 q largo
s snu Interested audience of men al iaIS
srl Main street yesterday taklre 80
AZ AZ tekt parts OF the 5th chapter ~ 81
on the d,od ne dwelt brieny but pointedly
s anS KEY 10 the whole chapter was IN ', tha
en- en- verse. For ! say unto you. that exo
~. your righteousness shall exceed re
a. OF the scribes and Phari.
$50 ye snail in no case enter into The
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-08
Goes for His Family,

rev: y; t. Sweeney, the eloquent pas
Tor OF Seventh-Street Christian church
preached both morning and evening Sun.
nay 10 large congregations. Mr.. Sweeney
has gone 10 Columbus Ind. for his
family, and may not be able to return
by next Sunday. In the event of his
absence 1t is possible that his brother
rev John Sweeney. may fill the pulpit
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-08

,nan q play. The moral of the play Is
ue,,ioeuly good. and tells with words Of
psthos and delightful humor the story
u me prodigal son and his return.
III mr. thompson brings with him nearly
&c, y, me original cast, and presents the
play with a scenic vesture that has never
% oeeu equalled in any former production
OF the play in this city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-08
By the Valentine Auction Company,
General Auctloneers,
$50 east Broad street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF FURNI-
II TINE MOnIrEI q upIIasEI IA pE.ra

TRUSTEES SALE OF FURNI.
L TURE, M0QUET & BRUSSELS CARPETS
WOLF AND FOX-SKIN RUGS. HIGH
ROLLER-TOP OAK DESK, KIMBALI.
1l-4-OCTAVE MAHOGANY CASE UP
RIGHT PIANO. FINE PICTURES. LII
BRARY OF 352 VOLUMES.-By virtue
on deed OF trust from Charles T.. Lang
icy, VIII SELL at public auction, at the
valentine Auction Company's ware
rooms, S2s east Broad street,
TUESDAY MORNING. MARCH sTH,
commencing at 1890 o'clock, handsome
Moquet Carpets. Brussels Carpets. Oak
Sldeboard, with large bevel-edge mirror;
Wolf and Fox-Skin Rugs. High Roller
Top Oak Desk. Oak Refrigerator, Birds
Eye Maple Highly Polished Dresser, with
large French-plate bevel-edge Mirror
and Washstand to match. Kimbalrs
II-4-Octaye Upright Mahogany-C Case
Piano and Stool, good as new. cost S375;
very handsome Water-Color Pictures, in
handsome frames. Library $50 volumes:
IS volumes Dickens. 10 volumes Choice
Literature. 5 volumes Wit and Humor
20 volumes Carlisle, II volumes Dumas
u volumes Scott, 10 volumes Irving,
volumes Burns. volumes Moliere, {
volumes Shakespeare, 10 volumes Thack-
cray. volumes Elliot, volumes Guizot,
10 volumes Bulwer. volumes Poe,
volumes Dumas Crimes. Is volumes Muh-
pack, IL volumes Marryatt. 81 volumes
volumes Earth and it's Inhabitants. Is
volumes Medical Library, volumes John
tons CycloDedia, SO volumes Science
20 volumes Wilkie Collins. The Furni-
ture. Carpets, Rugs Pictures &c. are
lirst-class. and the Library complete and
spectfully invited to attend the sale.
TERMS: Cash.
a. c. HOUSTON, Trustee.
j. III; Valentine. Auctioneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-08
WANTED

GOOD, INDUSTRIOUS MEN TO OPE-
rate the Optigraph Moving Picture Ma
chimes. The Klondike Illustrated Enter
Iainment Outfits. and the Graphophone
Talking Machines show them to the pub
lie, and look after the advertising. No
soliciting, and no previous experience ne
cessary. Easy work; steady employment.
good pay. For full particulars address
SEARS. ROEBUCK & co. Qnc.), Chicago.
D.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-08
BUSINESS WANTS.
WANTED.

ALL TO KNOW THAT / AM MAKING
HAIR Mattresses to order for $50 $40
SlO.5O, to SIS Make over Old Hair Mat
tresses as good as new for s.. Reun-
holster, Repair, and Polish Furniture in
pest manner. Pack and Ship Furniture
and Crockery with care. Make ali kinds
or Pillows and Cushions TO order. Sell
and Renovate Feathers. Cane Chairs.
make speciality of Cutting and Making
sup Covers. My prices are reasonable
JACOB UMLAUF,
7O5 west Main street
mn o-luZt Richmond Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-08
DWELLING wAyTEn

cash, a Dwelling, on either IaureI or
Cherry street. Would prefer Cherry
street; State number and. address
DWELLING, care of Dispatch office.
NH git
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-08
WANTED,
WANTED.
ALL TO CALL AND BE SUPPLIED

ALL TO CALL AND BE SUPPLIED
with
BEST FUEL AT REDUCED PRICES
100 west Broad street; New Phone 567
l65 east Cary street; New Phone liz
ANTHRACITE, SPLINT, POCAHONTAS
FIRE CREEK, AND GAYTON coal,
FRlCk ana CONNELLSNILLE COKE
for Stove or Crate.
WOOD-Long, Sawed. and Split.
NH 9Th .Sa&Tubt C. II PAGE
WANTED,
ENCOURAGE HOME ENTERPRISE
by giving US your orders for High Grade
Road and Racing Wheels. which we build
20 order, on short notice. All kinds Repair
Work done az our factory, No. 1872 to ly6
west Main street
THE BRANNAN CIRCLE CYCLE co.
fe Su.Tu&, FITS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-08
baptist Historical Society.

Inc annual business-meeting OF the
virginia Baptist Historical Society will
be held in the missioh-room of the Second
church tonight at s o'clock The annual
ana ire members are urged to attend,
ana all others interested in the work VIII
be welcome.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-08

matched anywhere:
Handsome and Novel Camel's-H Hair
Ladies' Dress Skirt and Coats
deliberately braided worth fully $50
each for $3.50 a suit.
For $40 each, Pure All-Wool Camers-
Hair Dresses, several styles of the
prettiest effects. costing $3.50, for $40.
AlWool Ladies' Cloth. COlored or
Black, fly front, costing double our
price 1875 suit
All Wool Covert Cloth, men-tailor
made, perfect, for $3.50 a suit; others,
costing up to $3.50, for s7.59.
Venetian Broadcloth Dresses, hand
somely designed and perfect tailoring
costing $3.50; at Cohen's for S22
Others up to $50 that would usually
cost I'D TO 500
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-08
Prayers for the Sick.

AZ the conference OF the Methodist
ministers yesterday, prayer was offered
Tor Rev. DIT. George c. VanderslIce,
WHO'S, whose condition Is 80 critical. Prayer
mead, who Is very Ill. The young man
~ son OF Dr. Paul Whitehead.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-08
WANTED.

COMPETENT SALESMAN, WELL AC-
quainted with the drug trade in the
South, to handle line of drug labels
ana boxes, IN connection with other spe-
claltles. Address FACTORY. care CHES-
MAN &, CO, 500 Temple Court. New YORK
NH 46,810&13
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-08
WANTED

BY COMPETENT BOOK KEEPER
now employed, Work I'm Evenings after s
Z. NJ. BOOK-KEEPER, care Dispatch
NH S-1ts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-08

" CENTS A YARD FOR 4-INCH AND
i2-INCH-WIDE FANCY RIBBON.
SALE FROM $3.50 TO 10 O'CLOCK.
Others-All-Silk Fancy 25c. ones, for l5c.
we've; Ribbon. usually 25 to 4Oc. a yard,
for 10c. yard
Narrow Black Velvet, 10 yards for lOc
S-lnch All-Silk Taffeta Ribbon, lSc
grade for Sc.
Roman, All Silk for 7c., etc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-08

SEVERAL RELIABLE statesmen To
sell complete line Lubrcating Oils and
Greases. Salary or commission. THE
CHAMPION REFINING COMPANY
Cleveland, O. NH 2-et
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-08
WANTED.

THREE GOOD MEN IN RICHMOND
and few in other parts of the State to
take orders for our made-to-order mems
SUITS at 500 TO SO Good pay and steady
work 10 the right men. No experience no
Cessary. Address AMERICAN 'WOOLI,EN
MILLS COMPANY Chicago. NH 2-6t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-08

BY Pollard G. Bagby.
Real Estate Aucti0neers.