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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-12
EAT LESS MEAT
SAYS SANITAS.
Unless Engaged in Manual Labor
Once a Day is Sufficient
CHILDREN ARE FED TOO OFTEN,
II Docs Not Require the Same Quality
OrT0od ina the Summer as in the
Winter-How 20 Make n Mus
. tard PIastcr-Public Health

Tho majority OF people eat more meat
than they require. Meat eaten once
dav As sufficient for person not en-
cseed in manual labor, or who does not
take much strong outdoor exercise. \
large number of complaints contracted
owe their origin TO the consumption OF
food which entails O. greater drain on
the gastric Juices than the system g able
20 Withstand. The cures attributed 90
the grape occur Cor the most part with
those who arc accustomed % high living.
and are really owing 90 the 'dct me
ORGANS OF digestion are given q much
needed rest. Semi-storvation would am
fwer the purpose almost as we'll For
the person whose work lies chiefly inc
doors. "a mixed ana varied diet in most
conducive to- rp0d health.
MOST INFANTS FED TOO OFTEN.
Dr. ". T.. Harris says that the guam
tity OF food and the time of feeding are
almost as important as tho quality OF
food. Most infants are fed too often;
one meal has not time for digestion, be-
fore another ls forced upon &c. and soon
there are fermentation and Indigestion.
and we wonder why The food does not
agree.
n must also De borne I'm mind that an
infant does IOt require iNr same NAtiitN
az Eat in Summer as lu winter Tho lat
A. not aseimnated in very warm weather
and simply acts 10 di9arranec digo3tioni
sd in the warm SPRING ana summer
months. the milk should De eiven diluted.
smear rs "a very important element or
nm inmura food. 20 remains at about a
Conrtant per cent. in mothers milk. and
sbouid be kept at th.s iu one formula
Coz modified milk. DO not forget that
a. ts ae much a food as fat or proteids.
and is not used simply 10 sweetcn the
Mir alone should constitute an in-
s.~rs food ON 80 is about "a year old.
and during Che early port of The second
year ln addition 10 milk. such simple
articles as weil-cookc1 oatmeal and dry
stale bread may Doe given once or twice
a day. later on simple broth or soups.
with grease taken or and soft-boiied
oge may De given Fruits, such as the
tYice OF an orange. baked apples. or sort
reaches On season. may Doe allowed 90
N,ard the end OF the second year; DO,
never. under any circumstances, snouio
,och articles as candy. cakes and pro-
miseuous fruits be allowed. for they are
ths primary cause Of illnesses that cause
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-12
Mems furnishings.

Another 1000 or more OF Summer Shirts
have been opened. and arc ready 70
ada Co last week sale. visitors say
DO is tho greatest assortment or men
Shirts within these parts
Mems Real Icrcaie ana Madras SHIRTS.
cut large and liberal, pearl buttons,
attached collars and cuffs. "a great as
sOrtment 20 select from. at 400.
Mems Woven Madras Shirts soft fin-
ish. with Numbered collar band and
Wristbands. pearl buttons, for 30c.
Mems Real Madras shirts. soft finish,
with Numbered coliar-band and wrist
Bands. finished with pockets, pearl
buttons for zoe
Mems Working Shirts. made OF che
Niots and pcrcalcs, yoke back ana col
lar band cut iull size for zoe.
lot Mems Laundcrcd and Inlaunderef
perCale and CheviOt shirts. collars
attached, worth from % TO SOC, for
1Oc
Mems Bleachcd and Unbloached Jeans
Drawers. measured insC7m and waist
band. cut full sizes for 2Jc
Mems Nicht Robes. made OF eXtra-qual-
ity Cambria with new shawl collar,
just the thing for summer. FOR soc.
loo AllSilk WINDSOR Ties. hemstifched
ends. bright plaid with satin stripes,
for ~ &c
50 dozen Mems Imported Socks. tan and
black. double sole heel and toe. war
ranted fast colors l9c. would TO
cheap. the price IS - t-2c.
Mems Gray and Brown Mixed Socks.
seamless foot oXtra-finc gauge. sum
mcr weight Zoe. value. for &c; or 4
for zoe
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-12
From the Carter Mills
Thin White GOOdsl

agFregatng over 1000 yards. The en-
tire stock. with the exception or about
1000 yards, IS arranged for sale this
week
Plain India Linons. 4 1-2c. for Sc qual-
flies, 8 Use. for Toe qualities.
lie. Tor - 1-2c. qualities
Plaid. Check and Striped Musiins Sc.
for l5c qualities. Toe. for 20 and l5c.
qualities q 1-2c. for 10 l-Zc. qualities.
4 3-1c for l0e Dimity cords and
checks 70. for 10 l-2c. Lace stripe
Neilings.
Imported white Organlie. ZIP yards
wide. lie. for 25c. quality. 25c. for
zoe. quality. Zoe. for Coo. quality.
Plain Victoria Lawns. 30 inches wide.
. 3-fc. for the De- quality II lie.
for the 40c. quality.
25c. for Fleece Back white p. X. usu-
ally 45c.
$40 for the very best English Long
Cloth, usually $50.
4 7-Sc. for the S.. L0nsdale Cambria
a J0-yard lot of our finest ice. White
y. Is. are 20 be sold for - I PC.
An slo-yard Tot or s. r. and CO.'S 20.
Lace striped Orsandies sale price
g 1-tc. for Fine Apron Lawns. 20 inches
wide
90 pieces Real Persian Auus win De sold
no - lie. varl
There i8 practice ln Richmond 0f o1-
vCrtIs.ng goods 1t en.N ur.U0s f1 ate
tract customers end whom tln goods
arc called f.r iI a..'. fh.r h1ra Iuet
been sold 0uf ThI . nuf nI owed no
Tho Meyer ff.r. Mo- rNr can rest
assured we have .f uI0 quantities oft
an these
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-12

FOR other fabrics by adjusting the brushes
10 give lighter strokes.
Clothes can be partially washed by a
new wash boiler attachment. which con-
ssts Of a pipe running from one end OF
the boiler across under the bottom and
extending 10 the top Of the opposite end
the heat Of the IRE forcing the water TO
the top OF the pipe In a steady stream
and discharging It on the clothes.
An automatic pump FOR bicycle tires
recently placed on the market IS operated
by a weight suspended from the hub o.
the wheel which revolyes inside the latter
as long as the air pressure IN The tire is
sufficient 20 hold the piston. When a
leak occurs the weight stops revolving
and causes an eccentric disk 10 operate
the piston.
a recently-patented electric railway
system has a steel runner mounted on
one side OF the car which is longer than
the distance between the contact points.
which are formed OF slotted insulator
boxes secured az intervals to the roadbed
with rollers inside. which will not feed
the car until revolved by tho runner
passing over them.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-12

hindrance. except perhaps, IN one munic-
ipauty in the State.
IMPURE MILK AND ICE
"1IUk is sold from any kind or COW
that viii afford 90. Diseased meats are
sold I'm the markets Ice u.s. imported
fron impure sources and people believe
that freezing puriles Sc. which Us true
ONLY TO limited extent, and may De
Manufactured from impure water. Any
kind of canned food SIS sold that any ono
Will buy. There SIS no check on adu.teIa-
ton or fraud as 10 what the people eng
or drink. or take as 90 medicines. patent
or nronrietary save their own unskilled
irfemcnt. warped or blinded by allurinB
advertisements ard unblushing false
assertions.
.Thc physician often finds that pa
TENT unable 10 pay him, has raked up
money enough 20 pay an eNoloitant
price for worthless medicines or an
pianceq. Druggists practice medicines.
Spectacle vendors ignorant or unsrrup-
uioue stiu practice this branch or the
medical art though a medical COLLEGE
graduate has first 20 pass our state
board. Dangerous drug habits or other
evil consequences arise from headache
cures and the like Beverages. coca
cola for instance sold from the soda
fountains should De subject 10 analysts.
and tho people advised. or The sale I'M
tcrdicted if necessary SANllAo'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-12
Some Brand
New Things.

Two Germans have designed an auto
matte plcl. FOR struged Instruments IN
which a number OF keys are mounted I'm
"a frame 10 be pushed down by the fingers
20 produce tones from the strings.
TO make walking easy a new shoe at
tachment IS formed Of n hcel-plate with
a block OF rubber set IN slot in tho
centre Of the plate with a. coiled spring
20 lack 10 up and dcaden the shock OF a
step.
An improved English gas stove has tho
burners arranged around the walls OF the
combustion chamber I'm such manner
that a large piece OF meat may be sus-
pended at the top and roasted equally
on all sides.
A handy lawn rake IS formed Of
frame wheel set ina casing and carrying
rows OF rake teeth along It's surface,
which gather up the grass as the car-
rage is pushed along, depOsitlng IL In a
basket at the rear.
The depth Of water I'm tidal streams
i3 increased ty n new automatic gate
which is mounted on hings on the Iup-
stream side OF a row Of posts TO swing
open as tho tide flows in and close as 10
turns TO now out.
Envelopes are being manufactured
with an auxiliary back. which can DE
the receiver may reverse II 10 cover the
front OF the envelope 10 return ii 10 the
address already written.
An Ohi0an has designed q new curtain
fixture. ia which two bracket pulleys are
attached TO the top of the window frame
90 carry cords on which the pole IS
mounted. making So possible TO adjust the
draperies az any desired height
A handy plug tobacco carrier IS form
cd OF q metal box win Two tOOthed
knives mounted on the open end. which
sDrnlg outward when the cover Is opened
10 be pushed together and cut the plug
after It is pulled OUT a short distance.
A handy bathtub attachment consists
OF q receptacle divided into Compartments
for toilet articles nd attached 10 the
edge OF the tub by clamps which allow 10
To- swing over into the tub when not I'm
use. thus taking up much less room than
a stand.
no prevent cattle from pulling down
wire fences I'm reaching through after
food. a new pork A. formed OF a single
stick. 20 be vertically attached 10 one
side OF tho animals neck by means OF
o collar. thus bringing the strain on all
the wires equally
Carriages can bee quickly washed by q
new apparatus which has a water supply
pipe suspended from the ceiling with
Il circular track around IL. on which q
section OF pipe Is supported TO revolye
freely as the nozzle Is used on different
parts OF the vehicle.
A Boston man has patented a self-lev-
cling marine table. which Is balanced IN
horizontal shafts with the seats attach
"a TO q platform mounted on brackets,
which are set on vertical shaft. the
table being fitted with springs which as
slst IN keeping II level.
In new electric belt g row OF metal
plates are attached TO each other by
links 10 form with the buckle and two
electrodes a complete circuit which Is
charged by means OF a fiat dry battery
which may be carried in the pocket OF
suspended from the belt
In a new combination tool the and n
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-12
CAPT. REEVES FUNERAL.
The old Soldier Laid to Rest in Holly
wood.

The funeral OF Captain +. Payson
Reeve whose death was announced IN
Yesterdays Times. took place 90 $50
o'clock Yesterday afternoon from the
Second pres1ylerian church, the SER
,.i.os being conducted hy Rev. Drs. Moses
ID. Hoee ana Donald Guthrie. me
cnurol ule crowded by The many friends
Of the deceased
Tho remains were accompanied from
the house TO Sc church and thence TO
HOLLYWOOD where the interment was
made. by Dove Lodge. Masons. or Wmca
he was past master and for many year p
treasurer. and a delegation or MS oid
Gov. redee from Pickett Camp
Those who acted rs pall-bearors were
the following:
Active-Hen r. August, Benjamin j.
Alison. John L. Williams, Colonel William
IA. Palmer. James II. Vaughan. Lewis IL.
Mason. j. s. Heaton. IT, y. Price.
U0n0rarv-Mayor r.. NJ. Taylor, Judge
Geo. l.. Christian. Maj. Norman " RAN
dolph. r. W. Powers, Major A. X. Court
ncv Catlctt Conway Charles t. Loehr,
ID NJ burgess.
The funeral Of Miss Thercsa V. F1nncv'
VINO died Friday morning VIII take place
a. O'Clock this afternoon from sacred
Heart church.
The remains Of D.. william y. Nance,
who died Thursday ~ EikhOrn. W. v.
were brought 10 Richmond yesterday
morning and Inferred in Hollywood. Rev.
J. i. Crayatt conducting the services.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-12
MAY DISCHARGE
THESE SOLDIERS.
Many State MiIitiamen Left Without
Companies.
AN ORDER WILL SOON ISSUE
Discflarging the Men Who Did Not
Volunteer TO Fight Spain-Thoso
who Did Go are Not Now In tho
State Militia 20 be Discharged.

The status OF those mllitiamen who aid
not volunteer 10 go 20 war is a very In
teresting question that the Adjutant Gem
erals office will have TO deal with. Pro-
baby one third OF those whose names
are on the rolls did not enter the service.
IN A PECULIAR FIX.
They are left I'm a peculiar fix. Their
companies have gone 90 war and carried
with them all the uniforms and arms.
Yet. those who stayed at home are nomi-
nally In the State volunteer service.
As soon as the acting Adiutant General
can get the time he will try TO stralghten
out the matter.
The men who volunteered az Uncle
Sans call are not now IN the Safe NIL
lltia and their names will have 10 bs
stricken of the rolls.
AN ORDER MAY ISSUE.
II Is probable that an order will issus
discharging from tho service those who
did not go cat with th<ir companies and
a new start viii be made with the rolls.
or course, those companies that were
left will not be affected by such an order.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-12
The Trade Sale Of Granite
kitch snware

was held In New York last week AZ
which thousands OF dollars worth %
merchandise changed hands for Toss
prices than tho same qualities nave
sold since this kind OF ware has been
invented IL was this manufacturer
way of raising cash. Our purchases
will be ready. commencing Monday.
We guarantee TO supply every item adj
vertised during Monday ana most iots
are 50 largo we viii IN all probability
have some every day this week.
1bc. for Saucepans with covers, :. y
4-duarts 2 and 3 qart Coffee pots. ar
ticles that arc worth from 20 TO bOc.s
hundreds OF them.
Zoe. for 40c. Dish Pans and 3-quart
Stew Pans, 3-quart Covered Buckets
Be. for 1Oc. size Wash Basin.
Sc. for skinner Dippers, Ladies, Su>
gar Bones and Pepper Dredsers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-12
The Toilet Sales.

az the Never Store are source OF
wonder, because the supplies are SO
large We never run out or advertised
articles until DAVIS elapse. NO chance
for disappointment.
Another Talcum Powder Salc-oc. for
Ralley's 25c. Perfumed Talcum, 1Oc.
for F'ehr's 25c. Talcum.
Tho Finest 25c. Handkerchief Extracts
at special sale. Zoe.
Palm Soap Sale-Every cake warrant
ed pure-l-Ounce size DC. dozen
cakes; Bounce size. Re. cake; 4
ounce size. 4c.; 3 for Toe. and the
most economical
Gelie Freres' Famous French Prepare
tions az special sale: 25c. for soc.
Shaving Cream soc. for 1oc. Tx
tracts: 35c. far SOC. Regina Dent-
frice. soc. ounce for Niolette de Par
me Extract: csc. for all the regular
Slg5 and sl.50 Extracts; Doe. for Nio-
lette Salts.
Pinauds Extracts, 50c. ounce grade:
2oc.: Lavender Salts 36c.; all the 81
and S12j Extracts. zoe; DC. Niolette
SOAP. re: S-Ounce Eau De Quinine,
Csc: zoe Eau de Cologne, 30c.; 15c.
Extract Vegetal zoe.
81 size Listerne. 00c.
All Johann Farina Cologne. 45c.
Pinaud's Extracts, choicest odors. aoc.
grade. zoe. ounce-bottles free.
25c. Handkerchief Extracts, fragrant
and lasting. cannot be duplicated,
Zoe.
&c. Almond Meal. sitter top bottles.
Zoe
Parker Pray's CSC. Emory Boards. 1oc.
$40 cartons OK
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-12
BcnfOrd Itcnns.

BEDFORD CITY. VA, June 11-Spe-
ciaL-The first german Of the season, I'M
der the chaperonage OF Mrs. Il. X. Ar
thur and Mrs. G.. w. Davis, occurred at
Hotel Bedford last Friday evening. led
by Mr.. Hal Mosby with Miss Ross. the
following couples participating: James r.
Guy with Miss Helen Wise J. Leslie
Morris with Miss Genevieve Preston, G.
a. Moore with Miss Maud Kent, $. NJ.
Quarles with Miss Annis Davis. G. r..
Roberts with Miss Shelly Daniel. Mr. Wood
house with Miss Kate Parr. Marion Rob
inson with Miss Annie Mostly. 5. w.
Clark with Miss Virginia Mosby Arthur
Kelsey VITA Miss JAMIE Tunstall. Henry
Guy with Miss Joe Moore. Thomas Shell
don with Miss Annis Berry, Harry Jop-
ling with Miss Annie JOpling Stays
H. o. Humphreys. II. j. Thurman. Jo-
seph f. Johnston. G. W. Thomas, 3. v.
Kemp
A new street has been opened on the
west end OF the city, connecting Bedford
avenue with Peaks street.
Ii Is announced that Mr. A. c. Hatcher
and Miss Ida Burroughs are TO be mar
ried az the home OF the bride near Davis
Mills. next Wednesday. June 18th.
Mr. John Fawcett returned on train
No. 2 last night bringing with him his
bride. nee Miss Goidie Carder, daughter
OF the late W. d. Carder. OF Charleston.
w. Va. Mr.. Fawcett and Miss Carder
were married at the residence OF Mr.. l..
A. Newman. Wallace. Va. at 3 o'clock
June Sth.
Two weddings occurred about two miles
from town yesterday al the home OF g.
n Coleman. the contracting parties being
Mr. o. d. Coleman and Miss Otis
Hodges. and Mr.. w. II. Ferguson and
Miss Roberta V. Coleman. Both couples
left on train No. 4 for Ansted. w. Va,
where they will reside.
ID. r. G.. OHara left Yesterday for an
extended trip trough Michigan and the
Dominion of Canada for the benefit OF
his health.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-12
Linens

sells US these special bargains. TO
make way for expected new importa-
tiOns:
lie. for Full-Wldth Heavy German
Damask Table Lnen-29c value.
zoe. for 2-yard wide Heavy Satin
Scotch Damask. new patterns-real
value 7ec.
81 - FOR 21-2 yard long Satin Damask
Table Cloths. six new patterns-real
value. S2.75
81 80 for Turkish Bath Sheets full
size.
Sc. for Turkish Bath Towels, made Of
heavy double thread yarns. cheap at
10 lie.
15c. for 900 dozen % Extra Heavy Pure
Linen Huck Towels bargain at S2.3
n dozen.
Sc. for 2i-inch Cotton Crash Towelllns
Joe value.
81 i-2c. FOR 5o-inch Pure Linen Furni-
ture COvering-import value. zoe.
Be. each for ColOref Bordered Satin
Damask Frlnged NaplSns-60c. dozen
kind
lie. each for Coiored Bordered Extra
Heavy Satin Danask F'ringed Nap
kins, p inches square-S2.50 value.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-12
S Crates Decorated Dinnerware

have been opened here. and are on
special table for this weeks selling,
All size Plates, &c.
All size Fruit Saucers, Sc.
Individual Buffers. lie.
Cup and Saucer Set. DC.
Large Covered Dishes. 35c.
Vegetable Dishes, Meat Dishes and
Cream Pitchers. 1oc.
Salt Boats and Pickle Dishes. Zoe.
Sugar Bowls, use.
Dinner Sets. s3.95.
Genuine English Porcelain, 100 piece
set. excellent shapes. special decora-
tions.
s5.05 for a higher grade English Por-
cealn Set OF ia pieces, including tu-
repn.
81 o. for Gold Lined Decoration Por-
celain Sets of liz pieces and special
shapes.
SOL 3 for SIS Flow Blue Dinner Sets of
1i2 pieces. gold lined.
$3.50 for a rs piece French Set OF
English Porcelain SETS worth up TO
$50
8 Dinner Sets. tho last OF a special lot
Of fine French and Carlsbad. and
marked down 10 Sf2.
Special Toilet Sets. 0Sc.
Decorated Toilet Sets, in perfect deco
rations, 0Sc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-12
Screen Doors and Windows.

Screen Doors are advertised as low rs
I9c. at certain stores. and when YOU
call for them. you are told they are
lust sold out, and you are asked TO
buy a higher priced one.
Before buying the regular price ones.
you should ask tho price at Tho
Never Store. You Will find our
Screens arc the best made for tho
lowest prices.
the very largest size. strongly made
with best netting.
S5c. for Fancy Grill Doors: 5c- tor
window Screens in all sizes.
zoe. for Best Hard Wood screens, ~
inches high and extends SO inches.
Gem aud Blizzard F'reezers, the two
best Ice Cream Freezers that are
made We have them in stock. all
sizes. from zoe. up.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-12
JeweIIed Girdle Belts.

New French Belts. Just bought from en-
importer. who made a sacrifice Tor
reasons best known 70 himself.
IL 1-2c. for 2jc. Girdles; 20c. for gc,
Grdles: o5c. for $3.50 Girdles; $3.50
for Girdles that cost up 70 81.
De. pair for Ladies and Mems Enamei-
led Cuff Links. have been 29c.
Zoe. for Children's quarter Golo-Fllled
Chained Bracelets, with padlock5 ana
KEY, the kind we had for Doc.
Zoe set for Patent Lever Mother-ot
Pearl studs.
49c. for Sterling Silver Fleur dc LIS
Watch Chatelalnes, plain or chased
have been 81.
&c. Tor Children's Bandoes-kind we
have had M l5c.
Toe. for Patent Lever Mother-of-PeaIl
Cuff Buttons-have been 2jc.
a fresh supply Of Tortolseine Sheh
Combs. that hold the hair. This 'arti-
Gle is basely Initiated by a celluloid
one. which entirely fails OF It's pur-
pose 70 hold the hair.
All OF the above 1T the jewellery Coun-
ter Special sale.
A White Street New York Scotch I'M
porting house OF
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-12
TWENTY DOLLAR REWARD.
A Negro Convict Escaped from thu
Library Building.

Eldridge Jones. a negro convict from
Pittsyivania county. who was serving q
term OF one year In the Penitentiary.
on q third conviction OF petit larceny,
and who has been doing work as
fireman at the State Library Quilting.
made HIS escape from that place about
2:30 O'Clock yesterday afternoon.
The negro Is Of dark ginger color. IS
years old. about : feet 10 inches In
height and weighs about iI5 pounds. He
has scar over the left eye brow, He
came 10 the PeniteBtlary on February
srd
The man was raised In Bedford city
and II Is thought that he may try 10
make his way back In that direction.
A reward OF so awaits the party who
effects his capture.
When the man escaped he wore a blue
black serge coat and blue overslls.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-12
Shopping telescopes.

A special. made OF canvas. sole leather
tips double straps. every SIZE zoe
Go 0Sc.
Pressed Alligator Bags. cloth hned,
Initiation Alligator Bags. cloth lined,
fancy frame 0Dc.
Tan or OHve-Green Grain Leather Bags
SDc
Fine Grain Leather Bars. lined with
leather leather cord frame. $50.
Fine Fnclish oxford Club Bags. stylish
shade of olive swell enough Tor any
one t0 carry E1.1O.
More than 1880 pieces OF Nalenc.onnos
Toccs are here ON special counters.
They come direct 90 us from the home
OF the.r maker. in France, ana mo
assortment is greater than YOU can
see in LichmOnd outside OF ms store.
12c. Nalencicnues Laces, DC. dozen
2-c. VaIcncicrnes Laces. I5c. dozen
Yards. 11c NaIcucicnues L2ces. re.
dozen Yards. 12o. Nalenclouncs L1ces,
So dozen Yards. and so on for Qu2l-
titles up TO 50 80 dozen.
Joe FOR ~ yards Nalenciennes kloDoh
Also Vaienciennes Insertion. 25c. 20
SIT5. Ito
2sc. for mack Russian Dress Net, ~
fncnne wide. has been 5lc.
Zoe. counter full or Oriental. Chant .liy'
PLATE Nairncieuucs. Point a. Farl.
Venice. T0rchon LAGOS. that sold up
SO 5o.. En- this sale zoe. yard.
= 10 90 ward for white and Back
Footing. every kind is here.
Your last chance 10 the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-12
Amnntntcd Hls Thumb.

The ambulance was called TO the Loco
motive Works NJ 10 o'clock yester-
dav with Or. Miller I'm charge. 10 attend
Mr.. G. T. Fitzgerald, a workman at that
place. whose hand had been badly lac
Grated by O piece Of machinery. He was
carried 10 the Almshouse and It was
determined that his thumb would have
10 be amputated The operation was per-
formed successfully and Mr.. Fitzgerald
was carried to his home, No. 7i2 east
Grace street