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Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-07-30
Montpelier 4 Wells River R. R
TIM E-TAB LE.
TIMETABLE.
Ga and after Monday August LIST, 1898, trains Will
run a. follows, sundays excepted.
SvRIRBAN TRAIN SERVICE.

On and after Monday August Isl, 1910, tIAiHo WIZ
run as follows, sundays excepted.
SUBURBAN TRAIN SERVICE.
Leave Barre, J.30, ,,55, 1929 A m. AI.So' 1'4o'
3.uj, 40, $40, 40, 9.3I P. N.
Arrive at ontpeller 4) $40, 1888 A. H., lI.4o,
g.OO,3?0, 40, $40, ITO, 1910 p. N.
Leave Montpelier, $50 $40, 9.45 A. NJ, l2.Oo n,
LOS, 9.iu, S.3U, 4.4a, 6.i5, $50 P. M.
Arrive at Barre, go, s.25, 1905 A. NJ. l2.la l.zo'
go, 3.5a $40, 6.39 "i]P. M
suburban service is subject to changes. Appli-
cation from tho people for more trains,
Or hei,e. service Will be cheerfuily consid
cred All traia- will stop on signal at any place
Between Montpelier and Barre TO take passengers
and will stop al any place to leave passengers, pro
yidei the place Ii made known to the conductor.
100 A. M.
Connects al Wells kiger with Accommodation
Train north, and with Mail and Express Tram
south over tina P4>sumpsic Division of Boston 8
Maine H. Il. through Train service from Weils
Eyerya rymJuln OF White River Junction to
Boston, and VIA, Dc,luws Falls and Springfield 10!
New Yora. Arrive, IN Boston 4.50 p. NJ, New
YORK ,Grtnd Central Depot 7.lo p. M.
l23oP. M.
Through service, harrington toFabyans. Stops
All principal stations between Wells River and
FaNh,-, ARRIVING u Fahyans 4.00 r. NJ. Connects
FaOyan- w,lL TAIN for Portland and Old Or
eMru lic,oh. y 50 with train for summit MI
WasAus;oi, arriving Sulnni $50 =. M. Con
heels al els River with the Mail Train NORTH over
lo'iump.ic Division, and tho Pacific Coast Tx
Press VIA tanul,aG Pacific hallway to Montreal
Quebec, Chicago and the Pacific Coast. Through
Sleeping cars Montreal to Chicago every day except
Nartays To Pacific Coast every day except Sun
day. Also with EAPrcr- Train a.,iving in Boston
s.t9P ", A-pWJlh train for Fabyans, Lancaster
Mh''eh'id '''rt'crsou lierlin, Groveton ana drano
lfulk harUad.
4.OOP. M.
Connects At We34 River with Express train mort /
over i, X NJ. a. 4. tor st. .Iohnsbury, Lyndon
wife Barton and Newport with Accommodation
uah south Tor all stations between Wells Rivel
and Nhh River Junction. Also with Expres
taH north Over " Atc Mountain Division for Lis
goA' I.ttcton bethlehem street, Profile House
I"h Mountain, rA!S ans, Crawford =. Whiteheld
Jeitrr'ounnd Lluca,l,I.
f. W, STANYAN, Supcrin endent.
+, W.MORlE, Gen'l Pass. Agent.
W. a, sTOWELL, General Manager.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-07-30

aust, do not think underrate the liter
mcndous OF all literature. 1t is the
greatest of all libraries. When Layard
o::humed Ninevoh, he was only opening
Tie door of its mighty dust. The exca-
Vations of Pompeii have only been the
unclasping of the lids of volume of q
nations dust When Admiral Farragut
and his friends visited that resurrected
city, the house Of Ealbo, who had been
one of it's chief citizens in itsprosperous
days, was opened, and q table was
spread III that house which 1910 years
had been buried by volcanic eruption,
and Farragut and his guests walked
over the exquisite musaics and under
the beautiful frosco and it almost SEEM
ed like being entertained by those who
Is centuries ago had turned to dust.
Oh, this mighty literature of the
dust! Where are the remains of SEN
nachcrib and Attila and Epaminondas
and Tamcrlme and Trajan and Philip
of Macedon and julius Caesar? Dust !
Where are the heroes who fought on
both sides at Chnronea, at Hastings, at
Marathon, at Greasy, of the ITO, 600
men who fought at A2incourt, OF the
$50, 600 men who faced death at Jena,
of the 400, 900 whose armor glittered in
the sun at Wagram, of the 1,0O0,0
men under Darius ut Arbela, of the
2,641, 900 men under XerXes at Their
mopyln? Dust! Where are the guests
who danced the floors of the Alhambra
or the Persian palaces of Ahasuerus?
Dust! Where are the musicians who
played, or the orators who spoke, and
the sculptors who chiseled, and the
architects who built in all the centuries
except our own? Dust! Where are the
most of the books that once entranced
the world? Dust Pliny wrote 20 books
of history. All lost. The most of Me-
nander writings lost. OF 1870 comedies
of Pautus, all gone but 90. Euripides
wrote 100 dramas, all gone but 49,.
Eschylus wrote 100 dramas, all gone
| but seven. Varro wrote the laborious
biographies Of 700 Romans, not a frag-
ment left. Quintilian wrote his favorite
book on the corruption OF e|oqucnce, all
lost. Thirty books Of Tacitus lost. Dion
Cassius wrote so books, only 20 remain.
Berosius' history all lost. Where there
is one living book there are thousand
dead books. The greatest library III the
world, that which has the widest
shelves and longest aisles and the most
multitudinous volumes and the vastest
wealth is tho underground library. 1t
is the royal library, the continental
library, the hemisphere library, the
planetary library the library of the
dust, and all these library cases will be
opened, and all these scrolls unrolled,
and all these volumes unclasped, and as
easily as in your library or mine we
take up book, blow the dust off of il
and turn over its pages, so easily will
the Lord of the resurrection pick out OF
this library of dust every volume of hui
man life and open it and read it and
display it, and the volume will be re-
bound, to be set i'll tie royal library OF
the King $ palace or in the prison library
of the self destroyed
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-07-30
Barre Railroad Co.

TIMETABLE.
, uh and alter Monday, August LIT, 1898, until
n'.h'F No'le' Passenger trains between Barre and
H'a'"' Nl1I iNn daily, Sundays excepted, leaving
3NlP.M
aoo'' tram runs direct to the arg st quarriea
'u0 lin" j, si'cn to inspect them.
Nv. srANYAN, Genl. Supt.
DNfr, VT, jll! y, 1895
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-07-30

o.,, ,hiId's ring, gold, with a ruby.
VI n.o. lost sunday between l.. ). Meads
= , IT. wa and the Commercial House. Leave
.Tr, roE,M office.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-07-30

,xp,n BY an experienced girl posi-
WAN To- ,io homework. Inquire u epaulo'
ms street.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-07-30
To Rent.
Wanted.

WANTED ,aleSmen go9d S saary; s'eI Ro.
W work. First National NURSERIES, ho-
chester, \. Y
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-07-30
The Candle In the Window.

Oh, this mighty literature of the
dust. 1t is not SO wonderful, after all,
that Christ chose, instead of al ink
stand, the imprcssionable sand on the
floor Of an ancient temple, and instead
of hard pen, put forth his foretinger,
with the same kind Of nerve and muscle
and bone and flesh as that which makes
up our own foretinger, and wrote the
awful doom Of hypocrisy, and full and
complete forgiveness for repentant sim
ners, even the worst. We talk about the
ocean of Christ mercy. Put four ships
upon that ocean and let them sail out
in opposite directions for IA thousand
years, and see if they can find the shore
of the ocean of the divine mercy. Let
thcm sail to the north and the south
and the east and the west and then aft
er the thousand years of voyage let
them come back and they will report,
"No shore, no shore to the ocean Of
God S mercy
And bow can believe that which l
read, how that mother kept burning a
candle in the window every night for
ten years, and one night, very late,
poor waif of the street entered. The
aged wo.lan said to her, sit down by
the fire." aud the stranger said, "Why
do you keep that light in the Window"
The aged woman saitl "That is to light
my maynard daughter when she re-
turns. Since she went away, ten years
ago, my hair has turned white. Folks
blame ne fer worrying about her, but
YOU see am her mother, and some
times, half dozen times night, l
open the door and lock ont into the
darkness and cry, Lizzie, Lizzie" But
must not tell you any moro about my
trouble, for | Eucss, from the way you
cry, you have trouble enough of your
own. Why. how cold and sick you
seem. Oh. my, can it he? Yes, you are
Lizzie, NY own lost child! Thank God
that you are homo again." And what a
time Of rejoicing there was in that
house that night. And Christ again
stopped down, and in the ashes of that
heart now lighted up, not more by the
great blazing logs than by the joy OF a
reunited household, wrote tho same lib,
Grating words that had been written
moro than 500 years ago i'll the dust
of tho Jerusalem temple. Forgiveness
A word broad enough and high enough
, to let pass through it all the armies oil
heaven, million abreast, Oh white
, horses nostri to nostril, flank to flank
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-07-30
Suburban Service.

SuUNFDan SVTsTCOs
TRAINS TO MONTPELIER.
,..,, Rare 40, 40 A. M, l2.oo, 3'oo' DIV
llOoPA
TRAINS TO BARRE.
lo,ye Montpelier $50, e.l5, 1O.5O A. M iZ'oo'
S5u and go +. Nj.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-24
TEA SETS.
DECORATED CARLSBAD CHINA At
HALF PRICE.

MIX Pitchers. very fine decoratlOnS'
have been 10 and PC. AZ .......... Toe.
Cups and Saucers. splendid decorations
were from 10 10 25c., at .............'G
Plates 10 match ............ ........s.'s'
Fruit Saucers and Berry Plates, ele-
gantly decorated AT ................t 10.
Large Salad or Berry Bowls. nicely
decorated ................ ...s'.. -
China Cuspadores. large size. tinted IN
all the latest colors, regular price
.Nc.. az ............- '.s'. .....'., .''. -
China Cracker Jars. elegantly deco
rated stipple-gold edges, worth 9la..
China Sugar and Cream Sets. nicely
r Georges so 5 1isnc oio,ca plata and
Wire Holder were Toe at ......... DC.
Jardinisres six sizes. assorted colUs,
special ............. .,.... .......''. &c
J9rdinieres, eight sizes, assorted colors.
regular price 25c.. AZ ...............Ioc.
Fine Imported Jardinleres at special
low prices
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-24
TOILET SETS.

TOILEI SEiSs
We offer great bargain Tor 'h'S wee" .
sale: ,. 49,
Q pieces. good shapes. and nicely deco
rated special for this saie......fi .oo
Same sets with Stop Jar....... I'D
Fine Porcelain Toilet Sets, 10 pieces,
elegantly decorated flowers, nlled-lh
colors. and gold lined. best SHAPE
special ........... .......' .',.';,'.Ss. So
Madduck's Finest Porcelain Toilet Sets,
handsome and rich decorations, heavy
gold-stippled edges, special ....S3 w
Same sets. with Jar ...............S".fo'
DINNER SETS.
Our line OF Dinner Sets Is all OF the
latest designs and shapes. and cheaper
than any house i'm the city,
Maddock's Dinner Sets, 100 pieces good
shapes and nicely decorated, speciai
for this sale ....................G4 ~.
Dinner Sets. ia pieces. fine English
porcelain. including Soup Tureen, nice
shapes and decorations, regular price
~, at .,................ .....s...'s.sF'
Dinner Sets. lO) pieces. fine porcelain;
good shapes and splendid illed-in ana
god-ined decorations, special at
Dinner Sets. ll2 pieces. fine porcelain,
splendid shapes and dainty horal
S7.o5
SPECIAIs-Dnner Sets. III pieces. me
English porcelain. the well known ana
very stylish flow blue decorations;
heavy gold lined. regular price OF
these sets Is SIS; our special price Tor
this sale only, and only hnllt.u
quantity i'm stock. Is ........... ..N'.o''.
Special-Genune French China Dinner
Sets made by Redon Il Co. Limoges
who are giving up their American
warehouse. 100 pieces. nicely deco
rated and good shapes; regular value
Of these sets is $40. our price Si&."o
on about 10 sets i'm stock.
We have an elegant line OF Fine cars
bad and Haviland Dinner Sets NJ
greatly reduced prices. II VIII pay
10 look over our stock before buying.
We can save you money.
TEA SETS.
Fine Porcelain Tea Sets. i6 pieces,
nicely decorated and fine shapes sle-
cal ................ ....ss...'ssss's - -.
Same Sets. with flled-in colors and god
Unen. az .s.........s. 80 .'.'' :, 80 = -
Special-Fine Carlsbad China Tea Sets.
Sc pieces. splendid shapes and very
fine floral decorations, regular prlCe
Nh.IN. 1T ssssssssssssFsss ~ $500.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-24
RIfERIGERArnn.

Our Refricerators are .r r,,l -.
galvanized iron. have ramo,.I,.
chambers and waeta-r.r.
shelves. metal leo racks be,
trimmings. and made OF r.,t.
well seasoned. our prices sr. b..
man ever offered before EN- OBJ. ....
Examine our limo hof1r. l.,.... '.n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-24

Linens. A very fortunate
purchase enables us
to offer the very best Huck
Towel item that we have ever
sold at the price---it's a huck
Towel, extra heavy quality and
pure linen, CSC. each, Sass
dozen.
Fine Satin Damask Doylles all color
borders. 75c. value. for 5c. each
2-yard- wide Extra Heavy Pure Linen
Satin Damask, s9c. value, for 63c.
yard.
Extra Large Bleached Huck Towels for
Be. each
2O-inch Colored Fringed Napkins. COO.
value, for Be. each.
21-f-yard-long Pure Linen Table
Covers 81 % value, for Soc each.
2l-2-y srd-wide Extra Heavy Round
Thread. All-Linen Bleached Sheeting,
Sl.2J value. for s3c. yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-24

Organize Etoile, lace-stripe and new
floral designs. made to sell at Y 1-2c.,
for &c. a yard.
Imported French Organizes and Dotted
SWisscs. every conceivable cOlOring
and design 1Ol2c., instead of 1870.
Au-Linen White Crash. for ladies' suits,
39c. value. for zoe. yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-24
The New Dog The newest
Collar Belts. things get
first showing
here. Dog-Collar Belts in Tan.
Brown. and Green Seal, with
harness buckles, 75c. each.

Heavy Plaid silk Belts. all the now
ooors. With fancy gilt oXidized
buckles. 7oc.
Real Morocco and Seal Belts. assorted
Tans and Reds, fancy jewelled set
tings, soc
Undressed Kid ChaHlalne Purses. with
fancy jewel tops, all colors. soc.
Brown. Green, and Black Seal chate,
laine- Bags. with channels lined purse.
soc.
Black and colored chatelaine- Bass. use.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-24
The April Sale of Housefurnishings.

The sale it's heght-new price features added for o.
weeks selling. It's cnailenge sale that has sero
riva
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-24
Price $3.50 a Suit.

ITEMS Goods. Shirts that
have every i'm
movement of regular store S
one-dollar shirts are mere al
fiftv cents-made of Wamsutta
muslin, pure linen BOSOM that
launders beautifully, patent
uussets, continuous stays ana
Datent neck band, soc. each.
.,oc;aI purchase OF Mems Colored-
y poSorn I numbered Shirts, open back
and front. patent neckband, newest
natterns. a regular 81 shirt tor '"c'
Mems Laundered Percale SHIRTS, atta aoa =
ed collar and cuits' Soou '''"0 -
the price is ioc.
Mems Real Percale Laundered Sh,I.s'
attached collar ana Guns, PvdIl -, 80.
tons, made 10 sell LOT o'O'' Az
for 33c.
Mems Night Robes. made OF extra me lI1e
cambric. new shawl collar HedOiS ''N
broidered. 75c. value, 'oc.
Mems Bleached Jeans Drawers nidu l
Of extra heavy jeans. cut IulI SIZE
natent buttons, 800. value. Tor soc
,too,s Fancy Sox. Brown. Tan. Blue
ond Rtack with fancy figures dots
and stripes, lie. value, for loc'
,fer,s Au-Snk Imperials and Grape de
chine Four-in-Hand Ties, 25c. Value'
for zoe. -,
Mons Lisle-Thread Carriers, all solid
colors. lie value. for sc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-24
LAUNDRY sOAPs. ETC.

Sale Of LautZ Brothers Laundry soap
the best Soap made.
Saratoga Laundry Soap large 'ih''
for this sale only. 10
Climax Laundry Soap large cake -
Acme Soap. best made for =
Marseilles Laundry Soap. Pure N.s
Soap. for fine hanucls. l8C.s c'e. ~
Armour's Floating SOAP g.
Myers Best Wash Powders special :
packages for 10.
Armours Wash Powders o for o.
Snow-Boy Wash Powder large iieF
age. 10.
stove Backing. . largo Tins. %.
Shoe Blacking. French, D..
Putt POm1dc. O..
Putt Liquid large tin ioc.
Finest Piano and Furniture
made. bottle. iDc
Ready Mixed House Paints. i.n1ii
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-24
Toilet Specials.

Regular loo Floral Sachets; &c; each.
grow. Real-Bristle, Bone Handle 1oc.
Tooth Brushes .....'''..'' ..''''''''i"V'
Japanese Tooth Brushes .......:..... lie
Railey's Talcum Powder.....''."c poN.
"The independent" 2-quart Fountain
syringe. I hard-rubber pipes, regular
- svrinpe .. ............ .'bc.
Meade & Bakers SOC. Carbolic Mouth
Wash .......s..s. .s...s.+-.' s''''''.~''
r.undbore's regular +Oc. Finest Extracts,
GA 23c. ounce.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-24
ItE-t REhN TREFITpS

We carry two knds-fhs r.y,,.,
Gem Nothing better On OH. nab.
Prices from Sis up
COOK Books. with rcca'ntr PIP l
creams. water ices. sh.rn..r
other frozen desserts hr r-. .a.i
ROrer, with each Frce2.r .
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-24
Black Dress Goods.
COlored Dress Goods.

yard patterns rich color oenont' ~
alike were de
gns We're $50 @ Tan regular 81 q value
Tan 81
aiclofi ali
GRAY
81 p able
Nau -. and design
Wool shades and weight
rkcT reproductions of regular &c
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-24

81 AND 75c. LINEN HANDkER-
CHIEFS. !oc.-
The very finest and sheerest kinds oil
'ScaIloped Edged, embroidered on
sboerest pure linen. To lovers OF me
Handkerchiefs this will be a treat
Lot /. choice 30c.
m. rIvr,% HANDKERCHIEFS FOR
25c--
Alec ,Scalloped Edge Embroidered
and Hemstitched Embroidered. some
ON sheer and others on pure hnen
cambric. Not Handkerchief mat
costs less than fifty cents, IN Lot
at 25c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-24

AT &c. EACH-Regular 25c. Corset
Covers. plain cambnc. .o. l,or,ct-
At f2isc. EACH-Regular 5Sc. CoIS''-
covers embroidered high neck.
At 25c EACH-Rcsular zoe. corset
covers. embroidered. low neck ,.,o.so.-
At 90 EACH-Regular SIC. corset
co,..rs low neck, trimmed with lace
and ribbon. 49, ,-,aor
AT zoe. EACH-Regular 40c' Chuer'
skirts. muslin. tucked. ,,.-,t,,
At so. EACH-Regular SIC Muslin
Si,irfs embroidered. umbrella ruiile.
At go. EACH-Kegular Sis waking
skirts. wide umbrella ruilie:.- ,,.,s,;,,
At 81 FACH-Regular SD Muslin
skirts. rows lace Inserting uilDfeliI
Tufilc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-24
SILVER WARE.
GLAssW ARE.

Our special Sc. assortment. worth from
- to 3oc.. consisting of Large Water
Pitchers. Fruit Stands on foot Fruit
and Salad Bowls 0arge sizes. Cake
Stands. Celery Glasses, and Syrup
Pitchers.
100 dozen Highly-Decorated Salt and
Pepper Shakers. very fancy, have
been DC. our price .................o Dc.
water Tumblers. six for .............iOc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-24
The New One case of best
iu;nUs Kid-Finish Cambria
for skirt lining. All
colors and black, regular )
and &C. grade, at &c. yard.

35-inch Sik-Fnished Striped Tanfetas.
for lining and Underskirts, lie. grade.
qc,Hi,cb Dor, ana fiebt Siiil-E,iniSbSd
Tanetas fancy figured and stripes,
the ljC quality. at ................9's c.
36-inch Near silk for lining. perfect silk
imitation, staple and high colOrs. 39c.
quality at ............ .............. Zoe.
36-inch French Lining Sateen. wear re-
sisting and extra finish, 25c. grade all
cOlors. al ......-......... ....-.....i'c G.
36-inch Super Finished Percalne, staple
Black and high colors, Il lie. grade,
ar fbc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-24
CUTLER Y.

We carry a fun line Of Landres Frare
e Clarks New Britain Comm Table
Cutlery They are the best makers OF
fine American cutlery; every piece II
warranted. and If in case one VIII
break or handles will crack Will be
replaced without any questions.
Fine Ebony-Handle Table Knives and
Forks. best steel. Knives and .
Forks. ct ...,.......... .....,. '..'''.''c-
White-Handle Knives and Forks. per
set ........... .......-.-,. ........'...' 'C.
Fine Rubber-Hendle Knives. half
dozen .........- ...ss..ss $500 80 - 80
Fine selected one-Hardle Knives al
81 20 half dozen.
Landres. Frare & Clark's Large Meat
hnlNtS ....-...--. ....st.sss 900. sss'''N'
Carving Knives and Forks. stag handle,
Fine English steel. regular price SO,
for this sale .........................- oc.
Family-Size Cleavers. regularly 25c.. ~
Toe.
Fine Emory Steels, for sharpening
knives .......,..... $500 800; 60. w
Finest assortment Of High-Grade Cary
ing Knives in the city at special low
prices
Kitchen Peeling Knives ..............1c.
Best Kitchen Knives ..................oc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-24
WINDOW SCREENS AND SCREtN
nnnR.

a full line OF these very nee
articles for summer comfort DEL.
arrived. and will be- sold oil. SEP.
UTirgs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-24

Is new patterns Scotch Madras dainty,
desirable styles and colorlngs, tlne
Mems Shirts and Ladies waists o'c'
value. for ioc. yard.
Special Offering this week of Fine Baya-
dere and French Organizes. IN TINS
seasons most desirable styles.
Barge Raye, the greatest craze OF the
season in plaids and floral effects,
ON a erenadine fabric, i2l2c. yard
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-24

Infants Shoes. the Little Juliets. In
Pink. Blue. Tan. and Wine, trimmed
in ribbon and brer stitch: also, the
Little Button Shoes, made OF elegant
French Kid. in Tan and Black. would
be fairly priced at 81; our price. SOC
Children's Organize Dresses, in Pink,
Blue. and Nile-Green. trimmed in
Swiss embroidery and Black velvet
ribbon. made with short waist, wide
revers over shoulders. $50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-24
ENtNEIIEDuxDr
We are aINays the Iowl.-- =

W. are always the lowest A ~
M me,,d again arrived during Isst y ,
coffee-P Pots. 3-qusrt glzo
C0tee-POts, 4 and 5-quarf '','.'.l2-
Anolher lot OF Covered s.,,.. LIB.
diherent shapes, 2. B.. ana ih' Z
sizes, all worth from 20 ~ q, slart
price VIII be, az long M ttr or
7 49,, $3.50. ........... ~
I'ipped Saucepans .........- ''''''''lh..
tapped Saucepans. large ''''''''.5c
WASN'T BASINS. large -. '''''lg
~ o.. oAli9 mers, Blgtlug So
fle-Plates. ~ az ....... 'i'ils.
Preserving Kettles. large ~ '''''''. =,
bread ana Cake Pans iaeg. 4. ,,''',.'o'.
H'c., az .............. N..'n
covered Buckets. 3-qiart s.la '.'..''io..
cups ana SauccTs, SET "''.ise
we also carry fun line 10
Ciad Enanlelledware. know Of, iI'l-
the country as the best vsy. Over
waeL prices are specially low for b..
Heavy Planished-Tln Taa.r,.,,,.
copper-rim bottoms worm e., w'h
Oil-StOve Kettles '.' .t -,
TIaaivanized-lron Tea Kettles. h-,.s.' ~
Laundry Dippcrs ...... -.
steW-Pans. quarts. with -
worth loc., 40 .......... '''..s.
Hlghly-Decorated Tea and Cor.. , 80
ers. l-pound Size rpguarfr l.. -.
meta iion Galvanizcd-lrou o.r."'
wiz po.,,c, $4,000. .......... tn.
Cooking Forks ............ ''.'....l'
Block-Tin Stow-pans. lob.
cover. all complete
revolving Flour-Sioyes
wire soap Dishes .......
WIRE Spongc-iloldor
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-24
sILyER-M0UNTED GLASSWARE.

Fine imitation of cut-glass and quad
ruple-plated mounting:
CIarct Jugs. Berry Bowls. Cracker
Jars. Tobacco Jars Water Bottles
Flower Vases. worth from SL75 TO 81.
special this week ................$i.2 30
MAINE SOUVENIR STAMP PLATES.
A Fancy-Shaped Plate, with twO-tone
picture OF the late United states
ship Maine. at .....................lOc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-24

Ladies' Vests. Lovers f
Lisle-Thread
Vests will do well to heed this
call. We tell Of splendid
grade Lisle-Thread Vest. Swiss
ribbed, with silk taped neck and
armholes. The grade that sells
usually at twenty-five cents,
here at nc. each.
Ladies' Pure silk Vests. i'm Pink Blue
and Cream. crocheted shOulder-ban0s,
and handsome silk lace trimming 9Sc.
Ladies' High-Neck and LOngSleeye Jer-
sey Ribbed Vests ........... ...... i1c.
Mems Fine Porous Knit Balbriggan
Shirts and Drawers. handsomely fin
ished. and guaranteed to III perfect
~ ............ ....-............oo Que. eacn.
Children's Fine Ribbed Wrappers, made
from the finest cOmbed cotton. all
SlLtH .ss.ssssssss W.