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Evening star., 1898-09-29
DIED.

BROOKS on September 2s. 1895. EDWARD
BROOKS. aged eighty one.
Funeral, strictly private. i1om his late residence
49, 30 street northwest
DOWNING ON "Wednesday September 2s 1s.S.
$3.50 am. al his residence l3ls 9lh street
northwest, ZACHARIAH DOWNING, aged
Funeral from residence on Friday, September ~,
at pm. lnterment private.
JOHNSON. on "Wednesday. September IS 1S'S,
at $50 am. SARAH J.. widow Of John J"nu-
son formerly Mrs. Schaefer.
Funeral from her late residence. l36 Carroll street
soutleast Friday, september 80, at pm.
Relatives ard friends invited.
KRAFT Suddenly September 81. 1895. ADAM
KRAFT. in the fifty ninth year II his age
Funeral from the residence Of his daughter, Mrs.
W. L. Burkhart, $50 NJ street northwest. Fri
day. September 30, at pan Funeral private
LINCOLN on Thursday. September % lses, at
Augustine II. Lincoln.
Funeral from her late residence 1893 18th street
O'Clock pin. Interment Oak Hin cemetery.
Friends Of the family are invited to attend. .
SKINNER on wednesday. September IS 1sas.
". f. SKINNER Sd,,II q TakOma Park at Battle
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
WINCHESTER On Tuesday September 27. 1898.
JAMES j.. only of George W. and Mary +.
Guyton Winchester 0poth decersed). aged six
Funeral services from St. Matthews Church Rhode
island avenue between 18th ard 18th streets.
Interment private.
WINCHESTER. suddenly. Tuesday, September
"a 1855 JAMES WINCHESTER, aged just
Funeral from St Matthews Church Friends in
vited Interment private. Hour Of the services
in the morning Post.
James Winchester the scion nf a disttn-
guShed family. and the last Of his race To bear the
name. His great grandfather on the patcrnal side
was Gen. Winchester Of revolutionary fame; while
on the maternal side of his house he numbered
Gen Vaughn among his ancestry. Though Young In
wears he had the Inherent courtesy and refinement
which cndeared him TO all his associates. None
knew him b1t To love him, none named him hut
10 praise God works in mysterious way; and
WI. cannot why this promise of so much-this
gracious boy of tender years should be stricken
down torn asunder from those who held him
dear But TO the loved left / say. remember
he has gone from this world without stain on his
young soul; and shall come TO more
clearly through the spirit. shall be able to say,
He doelh all things well" - ]. b. G.
In MemOriam.
DAVIS. In loving remembrance Of my dear
mother. ANNA DAMS. who died two years ago
today. September % 1896
Loved in life. remembered in death.
BY HER DAUGHTER, A V. SMITH.
Evening star., 1898-09-29
Ladies' underwear. 12IAc

Ladies' new fill weight underwear
Swiss ribbed vests and pants. nicely trim
med and hnished-and equal in every re-
spect 10 the regular 25c. garment-Wiil
go for 12hc. tomorrow.
Evening star., 1898-09-29
Notions for a DemnV.

Tomorrow we'll sell hairpins, hasting
cotton, cards of Swan Bill hooks and eyes
or a paper of pins for penny. Choice of
any che of these articles. and for a penny.
Evening star., 1898-09-29
Buttons. 1c. doZ.

Rice and china buttons will he offered
tomorrow for cent a dozen. That's the
way we sell notions-at prices that may
well astound you
Evening star., 1898-09-29
Umdenrskirtso 2Sc,

Let of ladies' fannelette undersairts,
pattern with embroidery edge snd wide
border. will be sold tomorrow for o3c
each. They are extra well made. not
''skimped'' anywhere
Evening star., 1898-09-29
BedsDreads. 49c.

Fine crochet hedspreads. in handsome
Marseil1es patterns. which are neatly hem
med all around. will go during this one
hour at 40 cents each
Evening star., 1898-09-29
Bed comforts, S9c.

Good Sza bed comforts. warm and very
good quality. will I've offered tomorrow Got
80 cents. The mrre mention Of the price
ought to bring great crowd of buyers.
Evening star., 1898-09-29
Curtain shades 2Sc.

Curtain shades. with tamhour lace edge,
36 ly - inches. in Yale and Holland pat
terms nount' d on good. strong rollers
will 20 for - cents each.
Evening star., 1898-09-29
ssFruit of the Loom''
muslin, Sc. Wd,

For this one hour we'll sell the crle-
hrated Fruit of the Loom muslin for
80. yard. No need to tell You this is a
remarkable offering. Every woman will
know it.
Evening star., 1898-09-29
Canton flannel, 2ghc

Remnant lengths of fine canton flanne
will I've offered tomorrow for 2Iac yard
In good desirable lengths, which you cal
easily find a use for.
Evening star., 1898-09-29

Special prices on entire stock of Carpets
a. Hoeke s.-Advt.
Evening star., 1898-09-29
Skirt binding, 1Oc.

5-yard pieces of vclvetcen skirt binding.
such as usually sells az 15t'., will go TO-
morrow for 10 cents instead.
Evening star., 1898-09-29
In MemOriam.

DAVIS In loving remembrance Of my dear
mother. ANNA DAVIS. who died two years ago
today, September %. 1896.
Loved in life. remembered in death.
BY HER DAUGHTER, A V. SMITH.
Evening star., 1898-09-29
Serge skirts. So. .@8.

Ladies' stylish cheviot serge skirts,
which are nicely lined and bolnd--and
tailored in the best manner-win 60 for
s.. 2.9S. These garments are easily worth
S5-in fact, you cannot get them under
that elsewhere.
Evening star., 1898-09-29
Crib blankets, 2Oc,

Heavy jacquard stripe crib blankets, in
a variety of different colors. and which
are neatly bound on the edges, will be Of
fered tomorrow for 20 cents each A very
good quality and a very low price
Evening star., 1898-09-29
COrsets. sS0c.

The usual 69-cent corsets will ba cffered
tomorrow during this hour for 80 cents. In
black. gray and white in long and medium
lengths. Perfect fitting aad extra well
boned. One Of the best corset Offerings of
the season
Evening star., 1898-09-29
Blankets, 67c.

11-quarter blankets of extra heavy
weight. in white and gray-with fancy
borders-will go tomorrow for SIC. each.
This is good time to buy for winter.
Evening star., 1898-09-29
Bows shirtWaists. n2Ac

Lot of boys pretty percale shirt waists,
in indigo. white and medium color grounds.
will go tomorrow for 121ac each They
are carefully made. and VIII be especially
suitable for school wear. We must restrict
the sale of two to any one buyer
Evening star., 1898-09-29
You can buy these between
@ & no.
Brilliantine skirts. Sa.10.l
oassennemterie. 51hc. Vd,

Chofce tomorrow Of lot of gilt passe-
menterie for dress trimming Will he sold
for 3l2c. a yard. Please don't expect us
to sell ii at this price any longer than
the hour specified.
Evening star., 1898-09-29
Untrimmed hats, SSc.

Choice of lot of ladies untrimmed felt
hats in all the most Fashionable s'apeS
and coi0rs- neatly hnuBd with velvct-wiii
go tomorrow for 80 cents each. Also on
sale from TO 3 in the afternoon.
Evening star., 1898-09-29
Child's shoes. SOC. Df.

3s6 pairs Of chiIdren's bright dongola
shoes, with neat patent leather tip. spring
heel. in sizes from S1s to 10l.-Hade of
solid leather. with smooth inncrsole and
onep piece counter-will go for 50 cents
pair. They're cheap at T5c.
Evening star., 1898-09-29
Bows pants. 30c. pr.

boys wool knee pants, in a good variety
of the most serviceahle patterns-will go
for 80 cents pair. These are the reg
ular I5c. pants. They're well made
strong where strength is most needed.
Evening star., 1898-09-29
+ Another==andI greater==series
of F1ec11t's ssh0ur sales'' tomorrow

our tomorr wand
hours
between
b adhlg h list
Evening star., 1898-09-29
Ladies' shoes. soc.

512 pairs OF ladies' Lennox kid shoes
with neat patent leather tip, and worked
button holes-long vamps. and smooth
innersolcs- sizes ~ to will go for an
hour at S9c. These shoes are bargain at
the regular price. which is 81 30.
Evening star., 1898-09-29
Ladies' serge Suits S6.98.

VhOlce 0f Iaults Stylish hIack and Due
chcviOt serge suits, jackets lined with
pretty colOred silk. skirts desrably
full in width-made according to the lat
fads of fashion. which worth Sl2
will go at $6.9s They are tailored
fauitlessly-nO tailor could do better work.
Evening star., 1898-09-29
Huck towels, 73ac.

Tomorrow We put Oh sale one hundred
extra heavy huck towels. size IS by 36
inches, and offer them as n special ut
1asc. each. Better get n supply.
Evening star., 1898-09-29
BOYS suits, ST. %.

Choice tomorrow of big lot of boys
short pants suits of fine ali-wool cheviots.
in a variey of the ncbbest patterns of the
season. The double breasted styles are in
sizes to Is years. and the REFER styles
are In sizes from 2 TO years. Every
suit is carefully made-made to play in
and run in and -'onp in--as well as for
appearances sake. They're worth $3.50.
Evening star., 1898-09-29
Lace curtains, S9c. Dr.

Nottingham lace curtains. in the richest
patterns you could wish to Cwn-wIll g. to
morrow for 80 cents pair. Go around
town and see what Others are asking for
such qualities then you can better appre-
ciate oar Offering
Evening star., 1898-09-29
Dress shields, 6Ac. pr.
Clark's cotton, Sc. spool.
Chenille COVERS A3c.

6-quarter fringed chenille covers, will
be offered tomorrow at 43 cents each. You
get them at anywhere near this
low price elsewhere.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-02-09
A NEW COLLECTION AGENCY.
Verdict Against the G. 4 O.-Suit
Against the Postal Telegraph 60.

Verdict Against the G. & O.-Suit
Against the Postal Telegraph 60.
Judge Wexford. Jr.. sitting in the city
Circuit Court, yesterday granted a char
ter TO the Cooperative Law and C0llcc-
ton Agency Of Richmond which is FORM
ed for the purpose OF doing general law,
collection, and mercantile business. The
capital stock IS not 20 be less than 500
nor more than 5000. The names OF the
officers for the first year are as follows.
President. L. II. Scott; Secretary and
Treasurer. Whitfield Peyion. The Iirec-
tors are the above, Luther Martin, Ord
way Fuller, and G.. X. Pollock.
Judgment was rendered m the same
court against the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway Company, in the suit for dam
ages instituted by Charles l.. Blanken-
ship. The plaintiff was awarded $500
Messrs. Lancaster q Luclxe and J. II.
Archer have entered suit for 500 dam
ages against the Postal Telegraph and
Cable Company.
Notice Of motion for judgment was filed
in the case Of VI. l.. Sale against r. ".
Courtney for 5000
qualified as executor OF Hannah New
man. deceased The estate Is valued az
$4,000.
w. P. Quarles qualified as executor %
the estate OF W. II. Quarles deceased
The value Of the estate Is small.
In the Law and Equity Court the fol-
lowing suits were instituted: r. p. Rid
dick against ]. B. Elan & Co.; damages,
500: contested w. J. Fowler against j.
A. Rennoids & Brother; damages, 500
The following cases have been set for
hearing in the Hastings Court today
Charles Honeyman, two indictments. Tor
house-breaking and Charles Lee alas
Frayser, two indictments, for house
breaking.
The following marri2ge-licenscs have
been issued. Max r. GrOlock and Agatha
+. Walsh; G. Ashton Stonnel and Edna
NJ. jenkins; John Ii. Rowlett and Bette
j. Smith.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-02-09

Few Cases To Re Heard In the l. D
Appellate Court.

Judges Gof, Jackson, and PAU s4' ~
the United states Circuit Court OF Az
peals yesterday morning.
Messrs. Richard b. tQnstan, Jon" 40
Jenkins. James +. Heath, ST.. James -
Heath, Jr., f. NJ WhitehufsL anu
George Mcintosh were admitted to p'ae'
tice in this court. ,t.
No. 250-Thomas Township. OF DunAI'.,
the county Of Greenville. state OF sou,'
Carolina, plaintiff in error W. FANNIE y.
Wells. defendant in error. In error ~
Circuit Court OF South Carolina. Cau''
argued by II. ]. Haynsworth for det'N~
ant i'm error. and submitted.
AT the afternoon session Judges SitiV-.
ton. jackson, and Paul presided, ana ,n'
case of Frick Company ct al. appeh"H~
vs.. Norfolk and Ocean View kai!fo'u ~
al. appellees, was partly heard. tH'
was an appeal from the District Co.'"
Eastern District OF Virginia, az Noiio, -
The cause was argued by Mr. james 80
Heath for the Frick Company. 80.
Judge Cor left the city last nish' ~
washington. The court win. in all PROOF
biuty. rise on Thursday night, ana enil-s
the remainder OF the term Judges oNhV"
ton. Jackson, and Paul will preside.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-02-09
MEETING OF THE 5. p. G. a.
Report for Jnnunry-New Members
Important Business.

The Board Of Directors OF the Society
for the Prevention Of Cruelty to Animals
held its monthly meeting last night The
following members were present: Or.
J. b. Wood, president: w Ben. Palmer
treasurer; Frank J. Craigie, Jr, secfe-
tary; f. c. Mayo, William Rehlng John
Chamblin. j. r. V. Daniel. " A. Townes'
Mrs. w. Ben. Palmer, ard c. A. Pus'H
agent.
The January report OF the agent, c. A.
Pusey. was accepted. IS follows; NUM-
Der OF cases Investigated, o.. Horses ana
mules. lame with sore backs. and gaAea
shoulders, u; horses and mules unhl
for work unhitched and sent TO siapies'
9; cruelty OF drivers reported TO o"A-is
OF teams. 8: teams overloaded. D. active
cruelty 10 horses, mules, and cows pre-
vented. Isl cruelty beating and whipping
horses and mules, 3. cruel ana lssI
driving. !; general cruelty, 3; cases ie-
ported and investigated, IN when 10
cause for complaint was found. l.
During the month the following AMI
mails were humanely destroyed: lafss
animals. 7: small animals, 80. Ioiai'
OF the above. T. T.. Anderson (coloreo
was fined s. and costs for cruel dtiFins
Anderson was intoxicated az the uni.
and his treatment OF the horse Was rous-
In the extreme. a.
DR.. Russell T. Pemberton ana Miss
/. Kate Lewis. OF Ozeana. va "ei9
elected as members.
The remainder OF the session was con,
sumed in the discussion OF matters
great Importance to the society
A thoughtful lady friend OF me soc.,g
sent a contribution OF SIS. when VIZ
greatly appreciated. as the treasurer
funds were low.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-02-09
North-Sfdc Notes.

Mr.. William II. Tyler has returned
home, after a visit to his son.
Mr.. II. +. Baker is off on a business
trip.
Miss Daisy Todd has returned, after
visit to friends in StaunJon, Va.
Mrs. Charles w. Vaughan has fully re-
covered from her recent Illness.
The mask ball. given at the hall on Fri
day night last was decided success.
Quite a large crowd was In attendance,
and all agree twas the hit OF the season
The ladies Of North Side are busy ar
ranging for an entertainment TO be given
at the hall on Thursday night next, the
nth, for Tle benefit of the hall fund. The
quartette Of DIR. Hoge's church will be In
attendance. The entertainment will con-
clude with humorous tableaux and living
pictures. representing the beauty OF the
North Side.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-02-09
HIS HORSES RUN AWAY.
The Drag Wrecked. Hut MIR. Chris
dian Not Much Hurt.


One Of the most exciting runaways that
has been witnessed in this city for many
days occurred yesterday afternoon a few
minutes after o'clock. when a team Of
spanking grays got beyond the control Of
Mr.. f. d. Christian, Jr., on Franklin
street, just above the jefferson Hotel.
and dashed at break-neck speed down
that fashionable thoroughfare.
The handsome two-seated cart which
the horses drew ratified at a lively rate,
as the animals dashed on but Mr.. Chris
tan managed to keep the vehicle clear
of all others, and held firm hold on the
reins until Fifth street was reached. In
endeavOring to run clear of an express
wagon at this point. the vehicle swerved
10 one side with such force that Mr..
Christian was thrown to the ground, and
the horses turned up Fifth street and
made for Broad. Mr.. Christian was
dragged a short distance before he
loosened his grip upon the lines and al
lowed the vehicle to sweep past him.
When Broad street was reached the
horses dashed across the thoroughfare
and swept past the iron post supporting
the electric light globe and wires, one
horse going on one side of the pole and
the other animal taking the opposite side.
The cart struck the post with terrific
force, and was almost shattered to pieces,
while the force of the conclusion sent
the glass globe from its lofty position,
and it fell TO the street in a hundred
fragments. The harness was almost
completely swept from the horses, and
they continued on their mad career. leav-
ing a pile Of debris exactly in the centre
Of Fifth and Broad. The horses were
both halted a square below, however, and
a few minutes later Mr.. Christian ar
rived on the scene, covered with dust,
and limping, but not seriously injured,
from his fall. The Bosher carriage fac
tory was communicated with and carried
on the wreck, while the horses were sent
back 10 their stable
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-02-09
THE LIGHTING OF THE STREETS
Another Proposition TO be Submit
ted to the Light Committee.

ted to the Light Committee.
The experiment with the new welsbach
axture in the gas-lamps round the City
Hall has been eminently successful, and
aas met with favor in the eyes Of many
members of the Council.
One OF the staunchest advocates of the
new system is Superintendent Knowles,
of the City Gas-Works.
The present burners in use in the
street-lamps give light Of 2o-candle
power, said Mr.. Knowles to a Dispatch
reporter last night, but with the new
fixture the strength Of the light is In
creased TO 75-candle power and the con
sumptive Of gas is nearly 30 per cent
less than with the old burner. The lights
are now being used on Fifth avenue and
other streets OF New York. in Baltimore
ithaca, Worcester, New Haven. and many
other large cities. AT the present time
the city is supplied By the Richmond
Railway and Electric Company with oSS
arc-lights, OF 1.2O0-candle power. The diff
ference I'm the bid submitted to the Coun~
ell on Monday night and the rate now
oeing paid by the city means that fifty
Ave lights will have to be taken down
In order to bring the street lighting
within the appropriation OF $1,000.
The Weisbach Company have submit
ted a proposition, which will be intro
duced at the next meeting of the Light
Committee. endorsed by Superintendent
Knowles, TO supply the 32S gas-lamps CT
the city with the patent fixture, and 70
take care OF, clean, repair. and light each
nikht, at the expense OF the company,
for SIS light per year
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-02-09
work Of Council Committees.

Messrs. Cottrcll and James /. Smith.
OF the Council Committee on Recapitu-
lation. met yesterday afternoon and con-
tinued the work OF tabulating the ordi-
nances. II Is expected that the work VIII
be completed and ready for presentation
10 the Council by the March meeting OF
that body.
The Board OF Public Interest was
called 10 meet at $50 in the City Hall.
but there was not quorum present.
The Committee on First Market viii
meet 81 l0i5 east Main street al 10 O'CLOCK
this morning; the Committee on Ordi-
nances Will meet In Room II OF the City
Han at o'clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-02-09
KAUFMANN ( co,


Definite and decisive determine
ton TO conclude the Cionk srnson
now. with the severest part Of WIN
ter yet To- come! ITS good business
sense 10 close out all Ctonks anu
/ Cnpes ut a loss. rather than carry
them over. so here they 40.
JACKETS AND CAPEs At HALF
JANUARY PRICES.
! balance OF our entire stock OF Finest
| Atwood Black Boucle Jackets, cneVlot
and Rough Cloth Jackets. MADE IN ths
very best and latest style, strictly taliorea
| and up-to-date; some half SIX nnsu ar rn
the very best that sold for 81 ana siV'
| choice OF any tomorrow for 50.
Another lot OF ATWOOD Boucle ana
Rough Cloth Jackets, made by the Dese
half silk lined and some faced, some
bound with fine braid. some plain; nun,
dreds OF them sold earlier at s6SS ana
$3.50 choice of any now S3.fS
All balance of our Taiior-Made rins
Beaver Jackets. that sold AZ S.g6, A5O,
and $59S. viii go in two lots-Sz.eo ana
$f.oS
EXTRA, ExTRA-sPECIAL, $3.50 AND
so
Finest Plush Capes fun sweep and lined
throughout, handsomely braided ana
edged all round with fur, the entlre ioe
Choice Muslin Underwear mt prices
that should hurry every lady to
kaufmnnn's.
Ladies' Fine Quality Cambria Finished
Drawers made with cluster OF hVe tuckn
and deep hem. for 10 CENTS.
Ladies' Umbrella Drawers, made or best
quality cambria, finished with hem. Gus
ter of tucks, and deep rune, loE a"
CENTS.
Ladies FuIl-size Muslin Drawers. ele-
gantly made. with deep rufiie or emDroi-
derry and tucks. for 30 CENTS.
Ladies' Extra-Fine Drawers, made or
long cloth with wide ruffle OF hemsutched
lawn made extra full and umbrella style,
fer only so CENTS.
Corset Covers, made of fine camDrlc-
finished muslin. edged with embroidery
and clusters Of tucks down the front, Tor
% CENTS.
The New Blouse Corset Covers. made
OF best quality long cloth. finished with
dainty rufie of embroidery. adjustable 10
fit any size waist, for 80 CENTS.
Ladies' Chemise, neck and sleeves finish
ed with corded bands. fun length and
width for only N CENTS.
Finest Muslin Chemise, beautiful square
neck style and trimmed with fine Ham
burg embroidery, for ~ CENTS.
Muslin Skirts, made full width, with
rufile OF Hamburg embroidery and cius-
ter of fine tucks. for 80 CENTS.
LADIES' GOWNS AT ~ CENTS.
Gowns made Of good quality Standard
Muslin. Mother-H Hubbard style, front yoke
of eight clusters of tucks and back yoke
Of box plating. neck and sleeves trimmed
with Hamburg embroidery, for 10
CENTS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-02-09
Property Transfers.

Richmond; r. r. Rodgers to Frances
Rogers. 80 feet on west side Twenty
eighth street. 80 feet south OF Leigh. and
IS feet Oh west side Twenty-eighth street.
1872 feet south Of Leigh. subject to deed
OF trust Of 81 900. $500.
Joseph p. Winston and wife to Robert
s. Bosher, store and lot on Fourteenth
street. southeast corner Cary, subject 10
deed OF trust for 5000. $5.027.
Henrico: William II. Armistead's trus-
tee TO Maria. wife OF Tazewer Dudley.
30 feet on Twenty-fifth street. southwest
corner X. $50.
John .. Clarke's trustee to John T.
Ramsay and r.. w. Bandy, 90 feet on east
side Holling street, $3l0
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-02-09
MILLER & RHOADS,
On Broad ST., Near Fifth.

rector Of that survey has recently do
mated TO the State.
Z. That the sum of ---- dollars. annu-
ally, for the years 1898 and $50. or 20
much thereof as may be necessary. Is
hereby appropriated out az the funds of
the treasury. not otherwise appropriated.
for the purpose Of carrying out the pro-
visions OF this act.
s. This act shall be in force from the
date Of It's passage.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-02-09
rAe Young Men,. cIub.

The Young Mems Social and Demo,
cratic Club, OF Jackson Ward. viii M. M
tonight az their rooms. No. III no'i
Seventeenth street, and all the muh'e. .ss'
candidates have been invited 10 DC pr
ent. u
The officers OF this club are: ". -
Lehman. president: W. I. Disney VIZ
president: ID. r. Mccarthy. treasure, -
w. Carmody. secretary. and =. I. ''ss"S'
sergeant-at-arms.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-02-09
Rebekah PeterEin Memorial ASSN.

The sixth annual meeting OF this asso-
citation will be held in the downstairs
parlor OF the Young Mems Christian As
ISOLATION to-day. February Sth, at IL M
Rev. Mr.. Barr Will address the meeting
The public and all members OF the assoc
citation are cordially invited 10 attend
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-02-09
Miller & RhOads.
"The Always-Busy Store"
s+s+e+s+e+eN
Ladies Are Invited to Call
And See Advance Samples Of
TailOr-Made Suits
FRIDAY, february nTn.
II to 2 O'clock.

We will have advance
styles Of the Finest Tailor
Made Suits on show on
the above day and hours
to accommodate any
ladies who may wish TO
see what will be worn in
stylish tailored dresses.
and any one wishing 10
order any suit in any par
ticular style and coloring
will have an opportunity
10 do so. No one is Obli-
gated TO purchase. a. we
are making up our orders
from this line, and simply
extend this courtesy 10
the ladies of Richmond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-02-09

To Cure n Cold In one Day.

take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
All druggists refund the money II II falls
10 cure. 25c. The genuine has l. Is. O
on each tablet