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Mower County transcript., 1898-06-01
Monday, May so.

monday, May ~.
The First regiment of South Dakota
started l.. for:thes 41@9 4sR1@h9iilhppines, Sunday. 4
The cruiser Columbia1,Akss.Aik, Aik,ssaese=hols
stove in her side by coAfsion with q
British vessel, which was sunk.
...O .Ornamentawon .than Rrooklyn4 hands
cap, Ben Holiday second, Sly Fox
third. s'4Time, 2:i0.f 3,tt;;;;!js@ sG':'ss,:.,~-
T The presidenthas appointed Matthew
g. Butler OF South Carolina major gen.
,eraf and James, r. Waiteat; of Texas,
Nelson Cole of, Missouri and y William
g. Oates tof' Alabama b9rigadier ], gem
erals 4H2>Asc la.1Q - aa,I'~~ AFT l.,
.t Six additional postal clerks; have been
detailed to the campat Chiokamauga,
making 40 vim all at that camp The
mail is delivered athree or four times a
day,jand ali many as $4,000 letters have
been delivered at ole time ~ 2'ss&sT&
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tant general.
WlTH ENa4AND's GREATEST

Fs@ ! e.: .'h' / |o,s sS.a:sons Laid a. Rest in
wsttmin"ter Abb.7a Il =
= LONDON, May YO.-In THE qasthern
trangept of Westminster Abbey, where
England. p gEsatest dead rest. the body
Of the lhtd William Ewart Gladstone
was 81 tom bed with the ceremonies sof
the nation he had served and of the
church he had loved. 9
His grave is beside that of his life
long adversary, Benjamin D;sraeli
& Lord BEACON sfeldg whose Emafble Of.
+fgy looks down upon it, decked with
sthp rega4lia Yhieh =-4Gladstone-| had re.
fused Two possible future kings zof
Great Britain walked beside the great
commoner's coffin, and all the nobility
and LEARNING of the ttate sntr,nhndedat,
though the wish ?of lthes deceased had
been for hmpheity ! :
Memorial services in honor of Mr..
Gladstone were held all over Englalfd.
y, a-Eva~: A Remarkable Fact.
s~> IT'S queer characteristic of our war
ships that when they are lying around
I'M hafbors they are always smashing
their plates or running aground or some
thing of the kind. But when they get
into action 1000 miles from the near
est American repair station they seem
to be indeotructible.- Express
LATEST MARKET REPORT
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Sioux City Live Stock.
SIOUX CITY, Ia, May 80
:. HOGS-Market 5@1Oc lower. Range
prioes 500 uI b. - = =
-GAFFLE-Market quiet.
Sales ranged at S1.50@4. 40 for COWS,
bulls and mixed; $S.6o@4.65 for stockers
and feeders; ss.5O@5.s5 for yearlings and
calves.
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Poultry, Butter and Eggs.
CHICAGO, May 80.
POULTRY-Live, in good demand.
Turkeys, ,t@sc; spring chickens, 8@91zc;
ducEa 6@o53c
BUTTER Creameries, 100
716cgs1=HsiifFiStF1l@15c
EGGS-Steady. Fresh, 1Oc.
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:. First. ...AGRE'E:, 'E:,MiiEENTt:.'' r.:

Ree'procity Treaty Entered 1nto between
~ EErappee @Pd The :Ya,sed States; ".'"
WASHINGTON. IS May y1,-The: United
States and France have concluded the
first commerciaa agreement entered
into under section s Of the Ding1ey
tariff lawn. Tie h III attiona +! iaya .been
pending for elast:, eight months and
after many 'vieissitudes weresconcluded
On Saturday last when Ambassador
Cam bon, in behalf Of France, and the
Hon. John, aKasson,. reciprocity. com.
missioner for the United States, fixed
their signatures to ,the:formal agree.
ment. It makes important; changes in
the tariff rates: on a. umber of articles
constituting the chief trade between
this country and France. The par
ticular advantages secured by the
United States are 3 meat products
and lard compounds, France reducing
her, rates one-half On meat products
and sabont >one:thirra op:. lard .,cqmq
u 7,,,f ,-,.,.-
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SATURDAY.. Nav 28

Saturday, May 28
Fire at Dallas, Tex, caused loss of
$4OO, 900.
An explosion6Qcopwsd sts the works
of the Hazard7iae~st6d5nb.I fRb1ade.
company. Two men ar&szzepostsd
killed. ~'-"~
The war department has accepted the
services of a company of 200 German
sharpshooters in the eastern district of
Brooklyn. u t.: 4 4 -,s co.. &. &:
Madrid newspapers continue to urge
the cutting of the American cable con.
nections across the Atlantic if the Gu.
ban cables are severed.
"A circular issued to the stockholders
of the Great Northern railroad com.
pany by President Hill announces the
acquisition by the company of the
stock of the Seattle and Montana rail.
road.
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Leo WIN Locate It Jackson Vile; .

a. TAMPA. " Fla., May sl.-7P Plans. have
been il outlined by Major General Lee
,afor the placing of the entire. Seventh
e army corps at Jacksonville and y along
: the east coast of Florida. 1t is contein.
plated to establish !" the; headquarters
Of the corps at Jacksonville, where the
" main body Of troops will be locate
but regiments will be placed also at St.
:Augnstii1nls9. Miami and probably other
points. s .a,"f;ft4 ,.,a,t ,,,s - :,
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NEWS CONVERSATIONS.
y tr45151

General. FtzAugh Lee has left Rich.
mppndf&s = Ea1kppaA 1 1B9gI mi e
Nhe supreme court Of Missouri, ST.
ting en- banc at Jefferson City, declared
the St. Louis police pension law unoou:
stitutional.
Duke Almedovar de Rio has accepted
the portfolio of minister for foreign af-
!airs,. offered to, but declined by Senior
tsoni2 t &:d Castillo, tie, spea4ish qnbr.sa7 =.
s. fppdfs,endI Pand Belascq'; rep,
'esentati7e in this country, has reddeived
!. message FROM s4opdop saying Mrs.
Leslie ~Garter was | se11errdy fnjufed
while playing at the Adelphi, i London.
Darcy, Salzer and Russell, lfding a
Tiplet, broke the worlds record for
one mile at Denver Wheel Club park in
~ 55Sns6t I: Msftpsa III I'LL. 81 lwSS WIZ
made the mile i1 in .! 4:4e q Is. ,.-
! Thursday. May se. e
! IhE E!opsAa s4aos.stllo4 q viii ee open; =;
The Pr1sby tpIia1 general eApam6lY
WILL meet at Minneapolis next year. .
The EPSON derby was won tby3 Jed
dab. 1t was the 2l8th derby run at
EPSON Downs.
Several bniIings in the. business por.
tipn Of MeSr{ll, Wis, were .gutfsd by
fire, causing aloss, Of about 100000.
The South Dakota Republican state
central committee met at Mitchell and
called the state convention for Aug. 25.
sFirS} aft stonEhton,1 'Nis. PARTIALLY
destroyed the plant of the Stoughton
Wagon company, causing a loss of
$5O. 900.
sNews has reached Victoria, B. G., of
a Serious fire on the Cowichian reserva-
tion. One woman svas burned to death
aud many buildingt dsg<oySd. zzs T.. l.,
! Friday ~; ! / l. W.
The Caroline islands are reported in
revolt against Spain.
IA fresh cabinet crisis threatens'Sp pain,
likewise q revolution.
ia passenger traIhn on tho 1A1idlaptd
Terminal raitreoaad ran into a ! hanadoar ID
near Gillette Colo, and four men who
jumped from the handcar were killed.
Returns from the CITY and town slso:
tions held throughout Virginia Thurs
day, all tell much the same story-that
of Democratic success. At many
PLACES the Democratshad no opposition.
<Ms: qs6fse sHaEdllms4 Aaa =
1bgeos@ teeF tafms of her 1ushen4s
will and chosen her dover right. The
share under the dover arrangement
will be materially greater than under
the provisions of the will.
Mower County transcript., 1898-06-01

Duluth Grain.
WHEAT-Cash. No. / hard, 81. As;
No. l Northern, s1.45; No. Q Northern,
el.20. To Arrive-No. l hard, 81 IS;
No. l Northern, $1.45; May, sl45;
xJdly. s1.4s. September, s4Hc.
/ ,E,sssno,,. 80 S {
= - MfSsEAr611s, May So
WHEAT-May closed at $1.42; July,
$l.4lh; September, s371c. On Track
No. hard, s1.4oA; No. l Northern,
$l.38%.
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Nliialaiam<s- Of .CCompany.,sI,
Thirteenth Minnesota regiment, died
at San Francisco early Monday morn
ing of pneumonia, contracted in camp.
Otter Minnesota boys in the hospital,
- ~ stiSf &5fsR''2P vsiR s5 Private H1"fY
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put crew to work opening up road
to the site of their new paper mill on
the St. Louis river, about three. quarters
of mi15 below johnson, Wentworth
& Co.'S. mill at Cloquet, where they
will at once build the mill and a dam
across the St. Louis river, y fess@'high
/ zass4 --A 1 j 4 y \ - & aa ess
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-24

~, 1oraI Applications. as thoy cannot
IN Tho diseased portion 81 the clr
iacv,aao 1I 10 only one way 90 cure deafness.
l ,,1' mat is by constitutional remedies.
anu ~ a. caused by an inAamed con-
Deafness tbo mucous lining of Inc Eus-
di, Ilia, Tub. when this tube gets iu-
lacIl"4" con have rumDlins sound or
hamsSs -, Rearing. and when il is entirely
iiilndppeI deafness is tho result. and unless
cloatI as,.,I,,rr,,tion can be taken out and
the l..t- restored 70 its normal condi-
ms 'bSeSring will Doe destroyed forever,
uoh' ne1fs out OF ten are caused by
nnd MN a. which is nothing but IN in
famed condition 0 0 { Han %nSPp D iscS or
W, w 49,, W. oil Deafness caused by catarrh)
,bSSt cannot bc cured by Halls Catarrh
G St,"[ send for circulars. free
N''' Y. j. CHENEY s CO, Toledo o.
Sold By Druggists tJc.
Halls Family Pills are the PEI.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-24
NEW DRESS SKIRTS.
Remarkable Oncr>'

rq1ios' Firo Bvillautinc skirts. in pow
Gr,vs ana Rmos. percalno lined tn.
~aivCt bound ior .....'..
VauIsomc Black Hriilifniin Skir,s 'N-
trn quality. oNccieuuy md"e' e., ~
c,ev,or Serge SKIRTS with Tapped
e.4ms Gno raroaline lining and cor
Frr-v livding Z p ....... ...--.. - p -
ArLS,H, Skirts. IN exclusive pattei n
nov Slated b'cN for .........'. -.
4 complete limo ~ Dress SFirts. ~ wash
f-..rII'N RD-CF : CIV i'itE~.
,rcr e,frfs uD from oSc. to those
.,.l.rl fr,-., hon, to wrisf rf ... - 2 =
Handsome White Duck Skirts at. : 20
,vNita Plue Skirtr hr1utlullN
90 90 . - '''''
yVw T,IIOR-NhDE SUITS.
--...,,ri,,.i,r over meout urderffl'inr.
r. docs I'm This sale It's the grea est
,..'i. o0oring. which would Do dWe
o,-t-a ,,- yauca 20 i"0oro TN'~F
NrApx AGrV LOW PRICES. onered
No1dav exceed the greatest n'i 3 '''S
reI5I.. hoaIiticul Tanor-NIade fiv-Front
Mcks- Suits n Navy and BACK 81.
t,. TIN p1iyad and Green miAr't
r,,er. cloth iHckot silk lined avg
t.i,rof by the best man tailors ", II
do,lia--titchod seams. for.......>' -
NJ. sv.pItaet and Nohbiest ran IT,
,-fei.lo Plaid suits. Jacket T1H'la Nl.N
frod with irlai1 velvet collar. SKI
inca with finest quality perctilhe saiIn,
yolv.t bound fcr .....-....: -. 49,,
New Refer Front SUITS. Oh eNli" ~
f,- fro Imported T1u covert tIut.l'
Lii. and Jacket tailored with strap
red seams. Jacket lined with TX. 20
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-24

gross and the visible deterioration Of the
human race. Omne ignOtum pro magnitco
Is the maxim which is relied upon, not
in vain by those who paint word-aluring
pictures Of the unall0ycd beauty and hap
piness Of bygone times. and writc"lcha-
bod!' i'm bold letters beneath them. To
compare the Tong unlovely street OF
the modern city with the picturesque
charm of the medieval town. the cylin-
drcal costume of the present-day male
citizen with the gay plumes and sIashed
dOublets now RELOCATED to the st1ge and
the picture-books the desirable resi-
dence' with the moated grange the To-
connective and the bicycle with the coach.
post-chaise and the chair, is "a onc-sided
sport enough. That the old things shine
aosthetically 10y contrast with the new
is too self-eVidcnt 10 admit Of argument;
so il is no great matter TO convince those
who never experienced the reality OF
these and similar factors of the odd
world charm" that for lack Of them We
of this practical age are sunk i'm q Serbo-
MAN bog of Pblisunism and degenera-
ton.
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Hail commissioners Report.

The report Of the Jail Commissioners
has been submitted TO Judge Witt, OF
.he Hastings Court. The report sets
forth that at that time there were i'm
prisoned "a white men, III colored men
and 20 colored women, making total
of l6S prisoners.
The report recommends repairs 10 the
oven In the kitchen and 10 several cells
ON the colored side of the institution. II
Is signed by Messrs. l.. Cohen, Thomas
potts and DR.. Edmund Harrison.
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sHIHT-w,IsTs FOR zoe.


lG5 Fine Percale Shirt-Waists. with de-
tachable collar. the newest styles
splendidly made. beautiful full fronts
yoke plated back. all handsome up
to-date patterns I'm stripes. chechS,
pldids etc. absolutely fast Color r ~
this special purchase sale 90 CEN ~.
Extra Quality New Percale waists GU
on the bias. full gathered fronts AL. auS
yoke plated back. for ......' Gen =
Fine White Indian Lawn waists ere
gently made full gathered rom,
uointed-yoke back. with detachaele
linen collar 4 special 1925 value; .1 LOT
Shirt-Waists. Of the very best perca,,es'
I'm Navv-Blue and white stripes tlno.
the latest patterns IN now nowSrs.
checks. in all colOrs for. 20 Cl,N >.
Beautiful White Waists extra n,r
quality. square yoke effect. with tuch-
ed front and plated back cNtra9rui,-
nary $50 value for only.....'S' -;
The F9udsomest Shirt-Waists. MADE os
fine White rioue. with clusters on
troke across front. and new y9ks
back and detachable collar Tors, =
Tine Black and Black and White re- ,,
elIo Waists. for mourning, ~ ~
sizes ut from ...........oO CEN - ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-24
STYLISH MILLINERY.
Moro Real Millinery Mngribcence
Centres Here Than Anywhere
Else. Outside az New York,

Novhcre else is there gathered together
..,.t D.. ,,,aqi,feoont collection NJ Urine
mod Hats. The most beauutH cree
ations: swell imported models m
PIE and ond0u. thOuea n1s Of fu.
trimmed Hots Turh3ns Dress Shapes.
ma Srort-Ract Sailors including 30
new Shophcrdcss shapes. no prices
.,,at rrova our euprcmooV f'r HIGF-
EST QUALITY AND LOWEST
DrTTUc
CUUDREN'S HATS B0NNETS AND
TAM ~ SHANTERS AT a oANlNF
or rI'TTY - PER C-NT.
Thore's nothing Ike them in The CITY
for the money.
vsrt Elegant and Stvli7hly Trimmed
Hats M from 81 - UP.
,.ba Nau Poke Bonncts entirely rev.
with pretty straw crown md One
sheer muE brim-cOlors PINK H.1e
and Green only ....... 80 CENTS.
TAN ~ SHANTFRS.- Hundred arl
hundreds Of pretty Tams for girls ani
bows ar from ..........i5 CENTS TIP
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-24

suporintendent q. NJ. Helms. of the
,,ni,a,tiorv. advertises that sealed pro-
,,o...Is yW be received UP 10 o'clock
'ru,..,v afternoon for an addition to the
male iospital building. according TO
mans foat have been prepared by Archi-
tect William {. West
Tni, addition viii give room much
needed In the hospital. and release cell
room NOW occupied by convaleseents)
which viii serve for seventy-two prison
rr-. 7, is proposed To run the hospital
huldiup forward towards the sato)
distaacs OF about thirty feet.
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Ia,y and Equity Court.

Motions for judgment we're filed in the
Law and Equity Court Yesterday in the
following cases.
G.. q. Bonger against Immediate Bene-
liz and Relief Society. Damages, $50.
william Nelson against Southern Loan
and Endowment Association of America.
Damages. $500.
Jobn r. Anderson & Son against 7. d.
Sidnor. Damages. $50
". =. Warning. Jr., against Peyton r.
Darlington % images, 500.
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s&a&w~mSGa2
Extra SPECIAL APRIL SALE !

Oudong ourselves and outdoing all others Bigger stocks,
larger varieties, lower prices than ever before
mighty Shirt-Waist purchase Nnety-ve dozen highest
quality Shirt Waists for tomorrows selling Fashions all new
erv chic and far above the ordinary Beautiful effects
Madras White and Colored T. H. fercaeS b'S' Day3dere,
all the very newest STYLES.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-24
SWELL PhR,SOL SALE.
The Sale OF The senson-Thc Hand.
soonest and Newest Novelties
at Prices That Mean rig
saving Of Money.

T.a.fios' Roautiful White China sUF
p4rasols with White enaweIei fancy
crooked handles. for 70 GENTS
Handsome White China SILK p1rlerI.
with fine enamelled and Dresden
handles. with silk f3s-el uu.r...... So
r,.resols Of tho finest Liberty e.Ik offh
handsome deop rufle. IN both White
and Black with beautiful enama'.1
fancy crooked handles. and ename''sl
fortios for ...... .. AZ -
Tho newest things I'm Checked TsTea
silk Parasols. With thc swe'a-. -
L.,airc for "a -
abIs silk. with newest R1m1n-strire
borders and Prince Of W1'ts handles
f,r oniv ............ .................. SO -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-24

Post 4. Virginia Division, Traveller
Protective Association OF Amnrir-. Waif'
will entertain the Delegates 20 the state
convention. which meets in TINS ctN Oh
Aprii 30th. are endeavouus 10 nave tF 3!
thing so well arranged that the 'f.t"4S
will be- handsomely entertained au' go
away with tn, same thoughts that every
one has who comes this way-that u.
shall Dc pleased TO come again. one OF
the boys. while travelling Sorth some
time back came up with q Dot or fellows
who were discussing the advantages ana
disadvantages of several southern cities.
and by way of comparison. one or TWO
were mentioned as wid'-aW1ke ana out
stripping others Of larger population I'D
progressive enterprises. Just az the
Richmond boy stepped up he begged par
don bur ventured 20 relate an incident
that came under his observation.
which was to the effect that sew
era families from the North having
business which necessitatcI their
moving 20 some point in thu South, were
| hesitatins whether or not 10 stop I'm
Richmond or another town further South;
before any decision had been reached.
one OF the party remarked quite enthusi-
astically. why, We go 10 the live town
Of A. which We have heard 50 much OF,
though we have not seen" This remark,
coming as it did from the fair sex. ma
turally influenced tho rest, so everything
was in a sort time packed and ready for
| the future home In Dixie Tickets were
purchased and the trip was made within
| the time expected. and all We're pleased
with the appearance OF things as the
| exit gate Of the large union depot was
passed through. The new home fulfilled
| all expectations. within a few weeks
| thereafter a change came over the spirits
! OF her who had anticipated such delights,
| yet j.. was now too, late 10 grieve, as
| everything was ready for business, and
| all tina, could be done was TO make the
| most OF it until within the providence OF
| events things should take a change. Sure
| enough il soon came. The husband of the
| fair one who proposed the trip, being the
| agent of an insurance company, was or
dered by his company TO change his head
! quarters 10 Richmond
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-24

Full SllN-Lned Black chcviot Sul'.
skirt and Jacket lined Throughout
with extra quality silk both fy frlr
and tlght-htting effects. fOr the oxfr..
ordinary price OF ...............tIIa
All OF our Handsome Blouse Suits. Ir-
Guiding our finest novelties and ~.
elusive designs. at prices never 20 q
equallcd again.
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RHEUMATISM

and chairman of the National legislative
Committee and an associate each on the
National Press and Railroad committees
all of which positions need representative
citizens as their duties require them very
often to meet with large and influential
bodies. such as congressional. legislative
and corporation gatherings and some
times the Chief Executive OF tine nation
Of which much good has been accom-
pIished for business and the Travellers
Protective Association.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-24
THE RICHMOND DIspATCH-sUNDAY. APRIL "a, 1898.
MUNYON'S

Ehenmaism Cure IL guaranteed 70 be h1so,u .na2
harmless md strong tonic IN building up the weak
and dehl,afcd It cures acute or muscular rheuHk
tlsn in from one to five days. sharp shooting pans
In any part OF the body stopper m ~ Nv ,ay1eness
screness st back and all pains In hips ann na iGT in
,ba Iac are specdIly cured. II seldom fails 10 give
relief from one TO two doses. and almost invaraDiy
cures before one bottle nas been used. lac asch
disease A. ali drcgists2j cenisa Vial III you ~
medical ADVICE write Prof. Munyon, iJ'' Are"
f,bf Ia abaoiutelY free.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-24

Every man. every woman has loEsed
TO live life over again. Even i'm the rich
reaping time of the middle years one
casts glance over the shoulder. perhaps
to sigh and say. at might have been
Oh! for a virginia. brain, and with Il
all the faculty Of selection; for mind
like one OF Richard Jear.cs's cavemen,
tabula rasa. a naked white slate con
fronting naked life. ready for It's harsnly-
craven words. prepared for its passion
ate sentences ana paragraphs what a
lovely storehouse OF thought il might De
made, How the coarse the vile, the
cruel. and the commonplace might be eH-
cluded! Foolish dream. unnatural
dreaml Because we are what we are,
the compound fox. monkey and sheep,
the mixture OF the lazy, procrastiHating,
vain. thicvirg. coucupiscent, sensual be-
cause on this oI.ous melange. with Its
necks Of noble striving IT'S pure lonsinss.
it, bursts OF kindness because Of all
these we are interesting. we are human.
Purge humanity OF its grossness. and
YOU get a colorlcss residuum, out OF
which aothing can be moulded or bald
ed. Ii is of good. dirty clay, strongly
hbred ana common that the sculptor
makes visible his dream Of beauty
IL may be true and no doubt Tennyson
was an authority on the subject. because
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-24

It is very sad news to the boys TO near
through the daily papers the distressinS
accident which happened to their teiioN
member. Mr. r. y. Chewing, OF POST -.
Lvnchburg who was seriously NJurcu
while jumping from train on the SCUM
ern road. He travels for a hrIn III -AleA-
andri1. Sympathies Of his assocl9tioh al e
EXTENDED. ana tho boys are ready to do
ANYTHING I'm their power to relieve his
sugfcrinSs
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SUMMER RESORTS.

orders for printing sent to the Dispatch
Company viii be given prompt attention.
and the style Of work and prices Will
be gurs 10 nlease xou.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-24

FOR SALE. A BOYS BICYCLE, IN
good order Cost So. VIII be so-u. Tor
SO. Apply at this Office. ap hit
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LADIES' DRESSING s,corEs
At Prices 10 suit Every One.

Ladies' white Lawn M1''uics d8lnH'v
and beautifully trimmed with turts
embroidery. and lace. ail made n mo
latest Partisan styles from
SiIo TO -
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1sos nICyCLEs DOWN TO SIS.

NEW 1875 MODEL LADIES AND
BICYCLES are now being
soIJ an easv conditions as low as 50.
On ers outright al $3.50. and high grade
et sl9.S and $3.50 TO be paid for after
II YOU will cut this notice out
md send 10 SEARS, ROEBUCk e. CO,
Chicago. they will send you their 1898
ap 1915
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-24

Many OF the Travellers think st would
be "a fine thing for Richmond TO invite
and entertain the National Convention
II travelling men 10 our city neXt yelr.
as # would not only bring men who rep
resent various houses from all over me
United States. but many Of tne wealth
f.:.t heads Of their firms who are leadins
spirits IN promotns the welfare Of the
travellers Protective Association
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-24

And thus IL a. the drummer PLAYS his
part l1 deadly fights and praN@
But shows his grit iu Other ways.
nC,@ The Drummer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-24
cAce Collector city Taxes, City Hall
Richmond. Va, April /. 1898
LICENSE TAX.
CITY LICENSE FOR THE
YEAR 1893

have been placed In my hands FOR collec-
zion and are due now. as follows:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-24

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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-24

The Virginia knights Of the Grip appre-
ciate very highly the honor the National
Convention has bestowed upon her by
choosing from their membership four
members TO I'LL the Offices Of President