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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-18

Black Fancy Figured Brocade eros
Grain. in l6 different styles, for 4Sc
yard. sold heretofore for SSc. yard
All Pure silk Black Crepe de Chine fol
lsc. yard: the usual CSC. grade
High-Col0red Surah Twills, all pure
silk. for pc. yard. instead of 69c. yard
HANDSOME NEW SUMNER DRESSES
AND SKIRTS
Linens. Marselles, Linen Crash, Piques
etc. The styles not to be found every
where. Prices here:
White Braided Pique Suits, circular
ruffies. for 81 a suit.
White Pique Suits, perfectly tailored,
for 1926.
Fancy Braided Linen Suits, from $3.50
10 $3.50
A complete Ladies' Duck Suit fer zoe.
Grass-Linen Suits. in new effect, for
sl.25-and many others.
wOOLLEN DRESSES.
$3.50 ones for $3.50.
SIS ones for $40.
so ones for $lS
LINEN SKIRTS. entire skirt tucked up
TO the waist circular cut for 2.SS.
Circular Ruf1e Grass-Linen skirts,
trimmed with bias bands. for va.
Embroidered Crash Skirts, circular cut,
for $50 each.
Crash skirts, full width, for S4c. to $50
White Pique skirts, stitched seams, for
$16s; others up to =.
White Duck Skirts, full cut, for 46c.
each.
Excellent Black Etamine Skirts. full
width, lined, velveteen finish, for Soc.
each.
Black High Lustre Mohair Skirts, Just
the right shirt-waist skirts. price 80.
WRAPPERS
of White Lawn trimmed with embroi-
derry. 4 yards wide, for S246 each.
Negligee Wrappers of Dainty Lawn,
square neck trimmed with embroi-
derry. for S.25. -
variety of patterns, all sizes, best u
4sc. for a Good Percale or Lawn Wrap
per, full liberal skirts full front
THERE is GOOD GROUND FOR AN
OTHER CALL TO BUY
COTTON WASH FABRICS.
All this wonderful showing is for the
cost of printing, and it's doubtful even IL
some could be printed for our prices:
Black French Crepons, new weaves.
look like fine French Worsteds, u lie.
imported TO sell for 25c.
Solid Black Lawns, fine and sheer, -
inches wide. full pieces, perfect quail
ty, 1-4c. a yard.
Fine Black Organizes, thin ana sheer,
for Sac. instead of 25c.
Solid Colored Examines, in all shades,
for &c. instead of II l-2c.
Handsome French organizes. full
pieces, large, handsome effects, for
61-4c. instead of 25c.
Organdie Lappets, handsome, new de-
signs 3-4c.; usually 25c.
"A Bleached Cotton, fine round thread,
for SAC.
Apron Ginghams, all the new checks,
Fine French Percales. full yard wide,
for BIC.
Sea Island Percales for 6 1-2c.
"A Fine White Lonsdale Cambria Tor
81 &c a yard.
1914 Heavy Bleached sheeting, zoe.
grade. for 10 9-ic yard
TOP ELEGANCE IN
BLACK DRESS FABRICS.
Prices that run to fever-heat. The |
brightest buying OF the year. Gathered |
.rom the best of makers. An rnmatch- |
ible price-record.
42-inch French Etamine, with large bro |
caded effects, can be used with Black |
and colored Innings, cost the importer |
soc. yard to land for l9c. yard.
42-nch Atwood French Drap de Alma |
very desirable for summer skirts, 35c. |
a yard. instead of sc. a yard.
SS-inch Pure Wool and Mohair Brocades, |
that can't be duplicated for less than |
4Sc. a yard. for 29c. a yard.
All-Wool English Serge hard Invested |
and elegant shade of Black for S5c.
yard.
Wool ChalIe for SS-4c. a yard.
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TRUSTEE SALE

TRUSTEE SALE
Il or THAT
NEAT NEW TWO-STORY, EIGHT
ROOM FRAME DWELLING. NO. Sl5,
AND LOT UPON WHICH 1T
STANDS,
SITUATED ON ST. STEPHENS OR
FIRST STREET, BETWEEN DU-
Val, AND BAKER STREE rs.
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WANTED.

A SITUATION AS GOVERNESS. COM
panion TO lady or child desired. VIII
nostmaster. Williamsburg Va. nv 1S-lt.
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BY virtue Of certain deed OF trust ,r,,,
Margaret Watson and her husp4ud T.,
the undersigned trustees. dated October
8. 1894 and recorded In the Clerks ofsrs
of Henrico County Court. Deadlock isl
3D." page s.. which was given 20 sarure
the payment OF a certain sum OF mons,
default having been made In the paymeni
of the debt secured thereby. and being
directed by the beneficiary so 10 DO. W.
shall offer for sale. at public auction. On
the premises, on
TUESDAY. MAY q. 1855.
at 1 o'clock Il. NJ, the PROPERTY Dc.
scribed as above. being the same convey
ed by the deed Of trust hereinbefore men.
toned.
The dwelling is large, I'm good order. ana
II situated i'm a beautiful grove on Tres
There are on the place good barns stables.
and other outhouses, such as are gene
rally found on place of this size Ina
land Is in a high state OF cultivation 4,
large portion of IL being cleared and n
is in every respect a frst-class place
Parties wishing information In regard
TO the place will please call on the auc-
tioneers.
TERMS: Cash as TO expenses or sale
any taxes that may be due, and the sum
OF s., 1874: the balance upon a credit OF ors
and two years, with interest added :he
deferred payments 10 be secured by A
deed OF trust on the property
j. TAYLOR ELLYSON
c. a. CRAWFORD
Trustees.
1t is more than probable that more
liberal terms will be announced az ths
hour of sale.
SUTTON & CO..
my l2td Aucti0neors.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-18
MISCELLANEOUS BARGAINS,

Large Biscuit or Pastry Boards, 2oc.
kind, for 10c. each
soc. Screen Windows for 19c
s. Water Filters for 1926.
$50 Oak Chairs, with cobble seats, for
$l.49.
S-Ball Croquet sets, regular 81 quanty,
for zoe. set
Refrigerator Pans. made OF galvanized
iron. for l2c. each.
2-Gallon Japanned Water Coolers for 69c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-18
WANTED,

AN ACTIVE PARTNER WITH 5000
or So. coo. to take one-half interest in we'll
established retail lumber and manufac-
turing business. doing over 100000 worth
per year Large planing-mill plant on
premises in full operation. Only two
lumber-yards in city OF 10000 inhabitants.
Object, 10 increase business. Location
in seaport city Virginia. References re-
quired and given. Address LUMBER"
care Dispatch, Richmond, Va. my 13-6t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-18

black yenow
nsi
@ ofelnd
satisfactory day in the year.
I'M to-day
OcOmOtiOn OF hydraulic power
KS vii opportunity most wonderful
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IMAGINE THE
pRETTIEST D<ERCHIEFS

FOR ONE-HALF THEIR VALUE.
Tho Handkerchicfs and the assortment
IS Just what 1t should be. but the owner
is gone out of business and his entire
stock has gone to Cohen's. Ready to-day
with the opening:
$50 dozen Ladies' Pure Irish Linen White
Hemstitched Handkerchiefs, narrow
hens, all White &c. each.
Ladies' Pure Linen, White, Hand-hefn-
stitched Handkerchefs. the always
121-2c. ones are &c. each. or for 2oc.
Ladies' Very Sheer Fine White Linen
Embroidered Handkerchiefs, in very
handsome effects. cost - and S5c. or
dinarily, these l5c. each.
Ladies' Sheer Linen Mourning Hem
stitched Handkerchief. in L. IL,
and l-inch hens, the always 2oc. ones
are l5c. each.
10 dozen Ladies' Sheer Embroidered,
'Scalloped- Edge Handkerchiefs, cost
Is 2-3c. always. these &c. each.
Mems White or Colored- Bordered Hem
stitched handkerchief, lOc. ones, DC.
zach.
Mems Pure Linen White Hemstitched
Handkerchiefs, the best 25c. grade,
are s for 81.
over 500 dozen Ladies' White and Fancy
Bordered Handkerchefs, plain, hem
stitched, or embroidered edges, &c.
each.
Printed Bordered Hemmed Handker-
chiefs neat styles, lc. each.
81 dozen Ladies' Sheer. Fine Hand-Em-
broidered Handkerchief, costing 80 TO
Coo. each. your pick OF any In this lot
25c.
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A UCTlON SALE OF III ACRES on
~ SPLENDID LAND, WITH KEW DWyTt
ING. in BEAUTIFUL LOCATION
Adult TWO MILES NORTHEAST az
49, The CITY OF RICHMOND.
AND a VERY SHORT DIST Anon,
FROM HIGHLAND PARK ''-'~N
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WANTED.

TWO OR THREE GOOD ICE-WAGON
Drivers; reliable and polite. Apply to
ICE BUSINESS, care Dispatch. my 17-2t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-18

, 4s-inch Atwood PeKing Ianeta, that
usually sells for SIC. yard, for Soc
yard.
wide. Double Width Panama Suitings
for 25c. a yard-regular 39c. ones.
Pine Quality Mohair Briliantine, high
silk lustre. for &c yard.
40-inch Atwood Whipcord Suitings, soc.
yard instead OF csc. yard.
THE SALE OF MATTINGs is FULL
OF SURPRISES.
THE HANDSOMEST AT SUCH PRICES!
Fancy China Mattings, large and small
weaves, 10 and Il l-2c. values, at 63-ic.
a yard.
Seamless China Mating. 20 pounds to
the roll. bright patterns, the zoe. Mat
ting, for lie. yard.
Heavy Canton Mating, 80 pounds 10
the roll. seamless. 25c. kind, for IL l-2c.
Heavy Damask Mating, 100 pounds to
the roll, seamless. 17c.-good value at
30c.
Warp Mattings for II lie. yard
Linen Warp Mattings, carpet patterns,
sc. grade, at Ice.
Fancy Damask Linen-Warp Mattings,
carpet patterns. all coors, the 80 and
Coo. Mating, for 29c. yard.
CORsETs.
&. Il. and r. q c. Corsets. White or
BLACK, long waist, perfect shape, Tor
65c.
81 French Corsets. short hips, well
boned. lace and ribbon trimmed for -.
Pink ana Blue Short Corsets, me
french sateen long waist, lace ana
ribbon trimmed. for 75c.
One lot of 7jc. and 81 Corsets for soc.
A PARTIAL NOTION LIST
Will show how brave and faithful the
buyers of this department do the work to
keep this, the best. store in all the South
SterlIng-Silver Dumb-Bell Contributions
for 1Oc a pair
100 Ladies' Shirt Waist Sets in silver,
gold-plated. hard enamelled, hand
painted. &c. worth from 10 TO 3yc.
each, manufacturers samples, your
choice to-day Sc. a set
Ladies' Sterling-Silver Dumb-Bell Shirt
Waist Sets for lie. a set.
Black and White Assorted Pin-Books,
&c. book
spool SILK. Black and colors, S-ic. a
spool or spools for &c.
DC Nnalebones. lc. a dozen.
duplex Safety-Pins. &c. dozen.
II rows Dressing-Pins, 2 papers for 1c
Ladies Cun-Plns, &c. pair.
Mourning DressPins. boxes for lc.
DeXters knitting Cotton, &c. ball.
silver OXidized, and Gilt Belt Glrdles
Tor lie. each.
for lc. each.
Crown Lavender Salts. 2jc. bottle.
DIR. LYONS Tooth Powder for lie. box.
l lot 25c. Tooth-Brushes for lOc.
OIL AND GAS STOVES.
Large Double-Burner Oil-Stoyes. war
ranted not to leak or explode, for 75c.
each.
4-Burner On-stoves. with double tanks,
for Sl.3y.
2-Burner Anchor Gas-Stoves. full nickel
plated, warranted to burn perfect
blue flame, for Sl.90.
3-Burner Defender GasStoves, nickel
plated, sl.75.
Single Burner Gas-Stoves, sc. each.
ICE-CREAM FREEZERS.
We handle the famous Gem and Biz
zard lce-Cream treeZers. the best in
the world. all sizes in stock, from SOC.
and upwards.
GLASSWARE.
Large Berry, Bowls. Salvers Ice-Cream
trays, and Claret Jugs. that always
sold at Soc, for lie. choice.
Masons Fruit Jars-Pints, 4gc.; quarts,
5gc.; half-galons. 69c. per dozen.
MISCELLANEOUS BARGAINS.
Large Biscuit or Pastry Boards, 2oc.
kind. for 10c. each.
soc. Screen Windows for 19c.
s. Water Filters for 1926.
$50 Oak Chairs, with cobble seats for |
Sl.49.
S-Ban Croquet sets, regular 81 quanty,
for zoe. set
Refrigerator Pans made OF galvanized |
iron. for l2c. each.
2-Gallon Japanned Water-Coolers for 69c. |
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Institute the WiScSt Savings

bring the best of all merchandise at most wonderful prices
whenever possible
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-18
BOARDERs WANTED.

GOOD BOARD AND NICELY-FIR-
nished rooms 10 be had by applying 10
Mrs. NJ. a. HERBERT. 4Oe east Main,
Also. table and transient boarders
A
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-18
TWO THOUSAND OF HANDsoMEs1
LADIES, sHIRT-WAIsTs


90 on the slaughter counters to-day.
Balance of overproductions from large
retail orders. We sell them for about
one-half they were made TO sell for.
Come and pick while your kind and size
Is among them:
III dozen Ladies' Finest Bingham. Per-
Gale, and French Lawn Shirt-N alsts,
full Numbered collars and cuffs, blouse
or straight fronts, some tucked, others
plain. all made of this seasons wanted
shirt-waist fabrics, and were MADE 10
retail at CSC, all sizes, your choice OF
any in the lot 5gc.
Ladies' Fine White INDIA Linon waists
with dainty embroidery insertions run
ming from neck TO waist, PINK OF
perfection, A.3.
Solid Pink and Blue Fine Imported Eng
fish Percale Waists, embroidered
trimmed. new box-pleated pack'
White Pique and Scotch Dimity Waists,
worth 80. our price y6c.
Solid Color Pink and Light Blue Pldue
Waists, very swell $l5O.
IS dozen Percale and Lawn waists, III
check cheviot designs and stripes. full
laundered and worth &C., our price
Csc. each.
% dozen Best Sea-Island Percale Waists,
i'm all STYLES coloring, also line. soft
NANN-A
here sec.
Handsome Imported White Piuue
Waists. hand-embroidered fronts, very
chic. S2oS
Thc usual best S9c Percale Laundered
Waists are l9c. each.
MORE SILKS TO-DAY.
Another shipment came against our or
ders. The prices hustled them here. and
the same cause wiz hustle them out
quick when you learn the marks.
Double and Twisted Black Sewing-Silk
Grenadne. in the gauzy effects, for
29c. yard, instead of 75c yard
Colored Liberty Gauze, in the newest
colorings. for 25c. yard; sold usually
for 69c- yard.
Fancy Foulards, I'm the newest floral
designs, SO and Csc. qualities, for &c. !
yard.
Colored Satin-Face Foundation Taffetas
for II lie. yard, instead OF 29c. yard.
Plaid Taffetas, in the new, bright bro |
ken effects. n good 69c. grade for 2oc. |
yard.
Black Handmade India silk, slightly /
damaged, the quality that sells for |
75c. yard, for 25c. yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-18

A STRICTLY SOBER WHITE MAN,
from % to 20 years old. to be working
superintendent of a dairy in city. Must
be good at figures.
CHATSWORTH DAIRY COMPANY.
my lS-lt
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WANTED.

AGENTS FOR GENERAL FITZHUGH
Lees New Book on Cuba. valuable
historical work. Beautifully illustrated.
Address b. r. JOHNSON PUBLISHING
COMPANY 3 and south Eleventh street,
Richmond. Va. my 17-3t-
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EMPLOYMENT WANTS.
WANTED,
WANTED,

RELIABLE BOYS TO DISTRIBUTE
Papers in this city. Call at once, 1902
east Broad street my lS-lt'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-18
BUSINESS WANTS.
WANTED,
WANTED.

WAR SOUVENIRS. MATTED PIC
lures Of the Maine. Philadelphia, and New
York, size l5x20 81 per dozen, s. per 100
Steel Engrayngs OF Fitzhugh Lee and
Admiral Dewey. matted size 10 1-2xl2 10
same prices. United States Flags, emboss-
ed and matted. size 10 l-2xl2 l-2. rs cents
per dozen. So per 100. Lots OF money I'm
them. They &c like wildhre. Samples ex-
press paid. 25c. each. CARRAINE K
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ny request OF the owner. who Is eo,,z
sell. / Will, on !"
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RICHMOND LOAN OFFICE

RICHMOND LOAN OFFICE.
LARGEST AND MOST RELIABLE.
PIG, 2lS. and 20 north Ninth street.
LIBERAL LOANS ON sATISFAC Glory
SECURITIES.
Old gold and silver bought and taken In
exchange. an l7-ts
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xyhen Spain Sues for Peace 1.
(Chicago RecOrd,l


 Presumably the treaty of peace between the United States and Spain, when the time for peae eanes, will be effected either by Spain's suing directly for a cessa- fion of hostilities or by an appeal made through the ambassador Of some mutually friendly power. As s0on as the negotiations are begun fhe q uestion as to settlement of property rights will be opened, and while peace negotiations are pend, iug these will constitute some of the most difficult and interesting of the problems which will arise. For instance, there is well-defined principle of international law which would make it necessary for this government to revise contracts or draw up new contracts with the in- dsvidual owners of any properties in territories which it may have ex- acted as indemnity. Even the seizure of a coaling station might involve individual rights which must not be overlooked. One Of the clauses of the treaty must define the political relations uf the inhabitants of ceded territo- TT, who, according to precedent, cease to be subjects of the power formerly in control and are obliged to respect the laws declared by the cauquering power. The custom is to respect individual property rtghts, save as they may conflict with the interest of the victorious nation.
 In case the government should depart so far from it's traditional policy as to attempt the annexa- tioa of the Philippines or of Puerto Rico, these questions of property rights would be troublesome mat Gers for years to come. The law makes the eonqueror the judge of his own rights, but the precedents Gf the past would make it inadyisa bic to follow any other policy than that which would insure justice to the conquered people. Of course there can be no peace with Spain until Cuba shall be made free and Independent With that deliver aRce made, there is no doubt that shse United States would display ex- srerae liberality toward it's helpless antagonist in responding to over t0ces for peace.
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not weaken, but have tonic effect. 25 cents. The only Pills to take with Hoods sarsaparilla. of Manila, is the subject of,a charac ter sketch in the June Review of Re views by Winston Churchill This is the only time that the life story of our modest Yankee admiral has been told in print with any com pleteness. His boyhood days in Vermont, his schooling at Annapolis, and later stirring experiences under Farragut in the civil war, are all passed in review. Mir. Churchill is himself a graduate of the United States Naval accademy and the au- thor of the very successful novel en- titled "The Celebrity" He has un- usual facilities for getting inform ation relative to Admiral Deweys s interesting career and antecedents.
 "The character of Admiral Dewey and of his father, Dr. Dewey says MT. Churchill, are in many re- speets strongly alike, despite the different fields of usefulness in which each has been placed. Both have the same quiet seEse of hnmor and the habit of looking at the bright side of life Both are the rare type of man who does that duty which comes to hand with all his might. The Doctor was man to be trusted implicitly; so is the admiral, and that fact has even become by word at the navy department. The doctors nature was ssentially re- ligious, of the special kind of re- ligion which is known as charity; Dr. DeWey's charity began at home, with his children to spread over the countryside. GThe admiral's has spread wherever Jack Tar has trod. He makes no parade of religion; his devotional books and his bible are hid in his cabin where none can see them. But they are there, The admiral has won fame because it came in the line of duty. He did not seek it, but the custom he has formed of doing things we'll made it inevitable And this custom he got it from his father.
 "The admiral talks but little, and never about himself. He also comes naturally by love of music and has an excellent voice. There are many men and women now in Montpelier who remember with pleasure the guitar be brought home from Nor wich and the songs he sung to it. At Annapolis he was a member of the midshipmen's choir. He also in- herits from the doctor his love of children. The youngters in his native town call him Uncle Cap taln,1 and when he revisits the old place he is frequently surrounded by juvenile audience, for he tells a child's story to perfection, which in itself is no mean gift. Of late years his health has not been rug ged, but he is an ardent sportsman, indulging his taste when it is pos sible, but of all lubberly exercises he prefers riding. His manner with strangers is almost reserved, but cordial; with friends he is un- mistakably earnest. Outside the study of tactics and of his profes sion, which he has made most thor oughly, he has read little.
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And our low sales are taISea '0Ht' We are becoming wildly known everywhere about, And before long we will supply the entire
 South. The location of our establishment is cor
 ner of Third and Main, In the reach of all to call in. Anybody giving the Globe a call We will
 insure your trade, We sell you at those figures as the adFef-
 tisement reads. We do not quote prices aud change them
 when you call, We have one price only. uniform to all. We do not buy from drummers; we ouy
 direct from the mills.
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AS TO CIRCULATION.

Tue Daily GRAPHIC has nearly double the circulation of any other Pine Bluff daily newspaper. and the Daily andl semi-Weekly GRAPHIC have a combined circulation larger t1Qa 6hat of any other Pine Bluff daily or weekly newspaper. Advertisements accept ed on this guarantee.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-06-01
FINE BLUFF. ARK. JUNE 1. 1898

Entered at the Post-offfce at Pine Bluff. Ark. .assecord-cIassm mailmattel
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ardous" will cancel bis benefit certificate by so doing.
 The order is but years old and is aa- ready success
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than the usual prIct' ..on And both reap the benefit in pfopo'''0' likewise. .ao last We had some splendid bargains the ias' week or two, s,. And every purchase at our horse nobody did rue. ,sb, We had the satisfaction of being told Oy one and all. so, That for the future we ever may look for their call. The earth is also globe she turns anu wheels around.
 Although we cannot percieYe us neoVi'e nor know where it is bound. And she goes on quietly from days U countless years,
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%tst1. edcn SuuScr4npQ
 premium free. Den1an. for agents. 3l days ereflit
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smenf and forlegaI penalties aad cost.
 Given under my hand. lhis the 23rd day of !