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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-25
The Campaign in Bedford.

BEDFORD CITY. VA. Sept. z'.-sp,-
cial.-The Congressional campalBn ~.
be opened In Bedford county Monu@y Dy
a speech from Hon Peter D. otey' Mon-
dav being court day large crowds Oh our
country frierds will bee present ana near
the party issues discussed.
A company has been iorneu "' 'l'.
place for the purchase Of delinque"
lands. Several applications for the pur-
chase Of lands returned delinquent nav
been filed with the County Court CLERK.
cards have been received announcing
the coming marriage Of Miss sarah hl,en'
daughter Of Mr.. Isaac II. Bufora' 70 Mr..
McElvey Montague at Emn anuei church'
Dublin. Va. Wednesday morning oeto-
her 9Th 1880 o'clock Miss Buford is a
niece OF Mr. julius b. Buford' OF this
place. .,o-od D.,
,,can convention has issued deelara-
ton to the Republican voters OF the
siytb District denouncing the regular
penubl,can convention at Lynchburg,
wb,oh ..-in..-a n A. Hernans> and
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-25
Algcr StillInspcCting.

ATLANTA. GA. Sept. 4-The Secretary
Of War and party reached Atlanta at
/ o'clock this afternoon. After lunch tho
party drove TO Fort Mcpherson where
Secretary Alger inspected the hospital
ADMISSION. ALA, Sept H-Secretary
of War Alger. Surgeon-General Stern
berg and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES I.uding-
ton were to-day shown Camp Ship and
the army stationed here by Colonel Royal
T. Frank in charge OF the camp. The
stay OF the distinguished party in Annis-
ton was very short, but the time was
well improved.
ATLANTA. GA. Set 24-General Alger
spent two hours at Fort Mcpherson, and
was shown the hospital, which IS IN
charge OF Major Blair Taylor This Is
perhaps the only hospital in the service
about which no complaint has been made.
and the Secretary complimented Major
Taylor highly There are coo patients at
Fort Mcpherson. and but one death had
been recorded In two weeks.
The party left Fort Mcpherson about 4
o'clock. and were driven 20 Piedmont
Park IN time 60 review the Second Geor-
gia now encamped there. Secretary Alger
was given a public reception AT the KIM
ball nouse tonight. and later was enter
tanned at dinner In the hotel as a guest Of
Captain Isowrey.
The party left at midnight for Jackson
willie. where they will arrive sunday
morning
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-25
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Richmond's
Citizens and other Matters.

Mr.. Cary y. Welsgcr and family. FORM
crly of Memphis Tenn. are visiting Mr.
L. A. Coulter. y south First street
Mrs @. Graham Lambert and family
who have been spending the summer 800
the mountains. Edge Hil,' have return
ed 20 the city.
Miss Lambert and her sister Miss Lottie
S. Lambert after a delightful summer
in the mountains of Virginia, have pee
turned 20 The city.
Miss Maggie T. Pool left Richmond yes
tcrday morning 90 visit friends and reIa-
tyes in Hampton. Newport News and
Nansemond county for d stay of three
weeks.
Prof. y. Bowditch Clopp has returned
30 the city. and Wl resume his profess
s!oual duties as organist OF the First
Presbyterian church. on Sunday. and viii
receive his pupils 0n and after the -.th
instant
The Sunday morning services at the
Soldiers Home VIII be conducted by ser-
eral students from Richmond COIere At
4 D.. H.. Rev John William Jones viii
preach az the Soldiers Home and Rev.
James j.. Cook. pastor of Hose Memorial
church. viii preach at the monday se--
vice on Monday. AID are invited.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-25
Mr.. nn,is slrnngc prcam.

Mrs. Davis related to an intimate friend
here Friday peculiar circumstance
in connection with tle death OF Ali
Winnie Davis.
just prior t0 the departure OF Miss
Davis for Atlanta. m july to attend the
Confederate reunion. sic dreamed that
something of distrssin nature had
happened to her.
She related the dream Co., General Prime
an intimate friend OF The family but
would not tell 80 t0 her MOTHER as ane
feared 30 would distress her. General
Prime. however. told The story of tne
dream to Mrs. Davis. wl1 was rendered
very uneasy 1y reason of i-
only short while afterwards. and but
a few days before starting o. N.rrasan-
sett. Mrs. Davis said sue dreamed one
nisht that she was in some place which
She did not recognize. There seemed Co
De a great c0mmoaon among the people
around hcr. One cause of which She could
not understand.
Suddenly Some one passed her hurried
iv. and She asked of him ,he cause of
the excitement
"Wmnle is dead" was the reply
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-25
THEIR CRYSTAL WEDDING,
Mr.. and iIrs. Il. ". Parrish Celebrate
The tNcnt AZ pcndlctOn.

Mr.. and Mrs r. ". Parrish celebrated
their crystal wedding at their country
home. at Pcudicton. Va. Yesterday. ait.
Parrish is popular employe in me c.I
service department of the Chesapeake ana!
ohio Railway Company. The clerks OF
the department enjoyed "a very pleasant
dav with their fellow employc. Mr. taf-
rish was the recipient of many handsome
and costly presents. among Wnlcn was
"a beautiful cut-giass bowl and glass;
with silver l8dlc. presented 10y the CLERKS
The presentation speech was made ID!
Mr. g. Il. Akcrs.
During The evening Misses Cramer ana
Fitzpatrick entertained the party WIN
several selections which were entliey
original and much enjoyed.
The following car-serVice clerks gnu
ladies' were present: Mrs. Margaret SiPp,
Miss Annie Sipp. Miss Annie founs, MIS- MI.
Pattie Tucker. Miss Lulu Clark, Mt w
II. W. Mason and wife Mr.. H. Il. Il. AT n
derson and wife. O.. w. Balm Charles H.
Mason. Charles Il. Akers. W. j.. 1taihSI'
Lawrence Pendleton. John ,, w inf,I ges
Charles Fitzpatrick. pa. DEAR h', 49,
Emms. J. Harry Bailey, Is. y. brewer
and Stanley DeCamp.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-25


his own ahdi' OFT Io iNN 'l '''at IN
public ana sI'h person '' ''N.'.' +"
dn insane '1i iNih ""'n
driving "a bueey Boo the public s'r.''f.
Doe allowed tn start i1 iirn i' IN ih'.
and then stop and tn'n iuin 'o .'
and them stop ara tIrn around -.H
mDal,im- up.ri.ns dozen "' '
mon who aie un'N' "
There is mot ID day or n'-nt h.f .I ..
rules OF the rlid are pNl a' h'u-"t l'
i,i'nilphH joy I."5 ODD. N.'' ''
DID I'D, 'Nt, "i' ll 'a "n. r'' '.'-
Keeps inc lla- 'l "..i- .' '''''
''i" l''i''.' "..
OTIS VINO NIaNi'."' '' '' "''' ODD"
OFT noe i'fd ana remain i' ...H
io re-l attend io i"'f Nii 'I''
sage ODD coAfe .tA'N' "N'N 'N.s ''.N
know chat such action constitutes Hu
obstruction OF inc roadway lIii l OFT Do
highly dangerous to other persons one
gagged in usins d. ih- rule 'I ih' i'i
requires t11l au persons oI H''IpNf
should do $50 on doe right slide ni OH.
road and. Do space permits. keep e'II
Off tie travelled portion "nNe al res.
lo llit e.a. where .h INr roadway .N'..'
yeniences ah travellers, Increase me At-
b.uty t0 accident. and is particularly u.H-
concerning to inexperienced or nervous
riders who may chance to pass.
The Missing Link track is the best
place t0 stop and have your tf.k ana
exchange Word-so many think.
party OF five stopped under One oI in'
posts the other day and blocked lp iHa
en-re track.
Learning how to ride properly is moro
of an accomplishment thau many cyc.e.5
imagine
Opinions differ somewhat regarding
che correct form of cycling. That is why
all persons do not look alike on The nh,e.
lt explains why some look urea ana
''sweaty' ana fest tn'f china on mo
hand.e-oars' while o,nofs appear near
ana co"lioIiaDi' ana s-l uP 4-- Vic" 'N'
l4l's .apo ..'
i- 10 Pl1''s
t'0.' ,.'l-
HI'lo ..'.i' d" o.
ol 7''."7
s,.lP'' l' '..l'' ..'.'
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over t very mA.N' aiD-i- 'l'
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-25
OBIrt AIRY.


MIR James ~. Walker died at The resi-
denee col L.s parents. $50. al IL norm
Ilird street. yesterday morning d. o'''
o'clock. .,
A little oyer one wc.k ago 5'uhs Walk
en- who is lust 40 years ol ase, Itu li''n
an omen window ODD tle stairs leading
from the Crusader Dahl. 900 ihe corner
.f Fourth and Broad streets. RE ida
been with some companions ai,ehdihs
fhe exercises ln the nII ana iu coming
down the steps with a companion d.
rested his hands upon tne shoulders OF "
friend. The latter made D. jump causing
Nh walker to Jose DIS hold ana Doe Tel"
through the window into tne eiI'.
Both his wrists were broken ns lhe
fau. but otherwise hc was uninJured. The
cause of his death was IocNjt"' IeSlll-
ing from hls injured wrists.
The deceased was the SON OF ar anu
Mrs Thomas NJ Walker ana was ems
nioved al the Allegheny box factory
where Dee was known as Ailu' al,'"s
ana Industrious youth lie was s'ol
boy and enjoyed a large circle OH warm
personal friends @.
His funeral will take place from 81
Peters Cathedral az b o'clock to-inoiI'"
afternoon. and the interment siH Dee I'D
Mt Calvary.
He leaves two brothers William ana
Thomas Walker, and one sister, MIS-
A. -. Wharton.
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Souvenir of RattIe.

beautiful OF all the souvenirs u the great
naval battle OF July 81 az Santiago
reached the Naval Department from
Captain Converse. commanding the Mont
gOmery az Guantanamo. 10 rs a bronze
bust OF Christopher Columbus. taken
from the flagship Cristobal Colon. which
lies below the surface Of the ocean, TWEEN
~ miles on SANTIAGO
Tho Navy Department has offered 90
place In charge o. the Smithsonian No
scum. until some permanent disposition
can be made Of them. all % the relies
taken from the wrecks save the captured
flags. which must 60 10 the Naval Acad-
envy al Annapolis. so this bust will BE-
sent 20 make a nucleus FOR what probably
will prove 10 be one OF the most Interest
ing collections IN the museum
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-25
CALCULATING THE
ISLAND OF CUBA.
The Commission Slow in Making Its
Official Reports.
NEEDS DEFINITE INSTRUCTIONS,
The Spaniards Claim Not to he Able to
Start Before November LIST, nor TO
Get Away Before February 18th.
The Bones of Columbus.

WASHINGTON. Sept 2i.-Onicials here
are watching with interest the progress
being made by the Military Commission
an Havana I'm securing the evacuation
of the island Of Cuba. The commits
sion has been very slow I'm making re-
ports TO the War Department. but from
the latest received it appears that the
body would Ike 20 have more definite
instructions as TO procedure. IL seems that
the Spanish side has said that they could
not begin the evacuation of the island
until the first OF November, and that it
could not be completed before the 18th
OF February next
CUBANS SUFFERING.
In view of the alarming state or the
Cubans who are suffering from hunger
and the inability OF the present uncertain
conditions for obtaining work. the Pres
ldent decided that be could not assent
to the consumption of so much time.
Therefore he caused the commission 10
be instructed 10 demand that the evacu-
ton by the Spaniards begin not later
than October 18th. and that it Doe COM
pleted by December 3lst next. What the
result of this demand will bee is not yet
known. but IL is said that the admins
tration is determined TO- tolerate no dila-
toFv tactics on the part OF the Spanish
forces iu leaving the island although dis
posed TO permit reasonable indulgence.
BONES OF COLUMBUS.
No notice has been taken OF the OK
pressed purpose of the Spanish captain
general 10 remove from the island the
remains of Christopher Columbus with
part OF the surrounding monument. If
the monument is not a permanent fixture
IL has 20 Doe decided whether 30 IS a part
a. the island and attention will be called
t0 the terms of the protocol although
this must be done with haste as the re-
moval is said TO be fixed for next Tues
day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-25

SATSALITO. CAL. Sept. Chaplain
Brooks. of the yacht Chispa was muir
dercd at i.ll O'Clock this morning hy two
bay pirates They boarded the little ves-
SOD evidently believing 90 90 Doe without
Waterman. Captain Brooks and Peter
Nelson who had been asleep in the
cabin were aroused and made their APP
pcarance on deck
a desperate fight ensued during which
Captain Brooks was killed and Nelson
was wounded The murderers then made
.heir escape. The men who committed
the crime are unknown.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-25
wheeler Will Parade.

PITTsBURG, Sept 24.-Word was re-
ceived here to-day from General j. +.
s. Godin. grand marshal OF the Knights
Templar parade on October nth. that
Maior-General Joseph Wheeler has ac-
cepted the appointment of commander Of
the mounted division.
The hour OF starting the great parade
OF Knights Templar has been set for
10 o'clock in the morning. Every inch OF
ground along the four mile route has been
secured for the erection Of grand stands.
IL is estimated that there will be 10000
persons to the mile viewing the parade.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-25
Fleetwood Found Guilty,

LINCOLN. NEB.. Sept. 24-The Ne
braska conference of the Methodist
Church to-day found Rev. c. NJ. Ellen
wood. late chancellor OF the Nebraska
Wesleyan University. guilty OF misap-
t,ropriating 5000 OF university funds.
The conference declared him deposed from
the ministry and expelled. No criminal
action has been instituted, but a number
OF civil suits are pending against the ex-
chancellor
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-25
Standing ofthc Clubs.
Roltimorc i1:Washineton, 3.

BALTIMORE, Sept 4.-Weyhing was
an easy mark for the orioles to-day. who
pounded his delivery all over the lot
winning with ease. McJames had the
Senators al his mercy and was given fine
support. Attendance 1919.
Score by innings: K. n. r.
baltimore .46SOO100'-i 10 2
washington o.. .I01l0O00 8
batteries cJames and Clarke; Weyh-
ing and Carey. Umpires-Brown and
Andrews Time, l'J5.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-25
Where They Play To-Day.

Pittsburg at Chicago.
Cincinnati at Cleveland
Louisville at ST. Louis
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-25
NEWS NOTES
FOR WHEELNEN.

o, IA ,,on,bcrs can take their
10y. t,,l -snsd1 without paying duty.
.,.... ,..r.afs and horses arc
".i -.1.I fb.r. is uo moro sound
l''- 49,, tss, from bicvc.es. while 80
.''' ,,l~c i,noortant that they give
-i,.. ,.f thoir auproach and iu order
tt- a. has hecn proposed that
-, .i.i.b-t.us be attached 10 the hare
quo. 80 tto horse
ness vi '~~
with a bicycle, care COSTS JOSS ''''
repair.
The unmarked highways "''N.
place are as puzzins lo 7''"'-
strangers unmaihe DDS '"''
you. Put UP some a"'"
,,..,,.. ,r. raolired an Aus
NiF'4'"l
tralla'
Spreading stone on the SURFACE '' d."
a trench is not road-pullul'7' ".t
still seem TO- think a properly
shaped and drained tailn '''
is tne first requisite
when safety bicycles oi lH' II'a'"-
TYNE were first constructed tneir iI'Hl.'
were of au sorts of shapes ana H,,s',5
very low. for u0 one Thought on o.
temntine 90 produce "a frame i' JIG '"'
rilor Iu fact. au attention ana energy
was so conferred on producing a. frame
taat would bee strong, and sliA n'' l-an
the machine much heavier tnfh 'Ii '''
nary. that comfort and appearance
secondary considerations.
Even when diamond frames were adopl-
Cd some of the best ones, cas- late as
1893. measured but nineteen inches ana
the drop frames of weil-movn makes
but seventeen. SD DC was not uncommon
TO see tal rider have from S'A o, ,o '' W..
maud for higher frames however WAS
bo.innfnr and the next year some manu-
s..,,,rl,s bogsn to buHd three sizes.
generally % "a and 20 iuch with the
r,e1irr one las the standard pattern.
The movement IN this direction was hast-
e1ed bv the popularity of special n"il-
fo-reach wheels. a good many oi which
were made in some sections.
Iu 1885 the demand for high frames
was carried TO AN extreme, "a large pro-
portiou of the purchasers buying mae
chimes that were too big for them io use
adv4utage0usly. just as. years before
everyone had ridden the biggest Ofli-
nary he could possibly push. I'm 1925 the
reaction began and became marked oy
the close OF the season. and 1897 opened
with most riders buying smaller si~'o'
not infrequenty four inches io"e. liii''
they had ridden year or TWO De'''',
and this has continued into tho present
year.
fads pure and simple The best results
I'm construction and riding and the most
.nloasiue aDpearance follow the use or
frames which allow from one 10 Two
inches Of saddlc-post 90 show Tor adj
t,strnent nuruoses.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-25
Knights Templar Comiug.

Toledo Commandery Of Knights Tenn
pisr will arrive here October 10th on
train OF Pullman and dining cars. They
will be entertained while IN Richmond by
the commandery Of st. Andrew.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-25
PECULIAR POISONS.
GENER ATED THE HUMAN boD'
The Result Imperfect Digestion OF
Eooi.


Food.
Every living thing plant OF aii ann o.,,st,
tains within itself the germs Oh 0e' ''''''
decay and death -, a,s-
In the human body these ger ms oil as
ease and death (called by sclehtiS.S
maines), are usually the result % i',
perfect digestion OF food TIC i'S
indigestion or dyspepsia. .,.,oss
The stomach. from abuse va -,
does not promptly and Thoroughly i',.,,
the food. The result is a heaNy, 80. -
mass which ferments (the hrst pIoV.' ~,
decay poisoning the blood HdAins - -
weak, and lacking IN red corpusei,ss, po, ,5
oning the brain causing heau"0'-'' anu
pain in the eyes. ,,,,
Bad digestion irritates the heart, caus-
ing palpitatiou and finally bringing Oh
disease OF this very important oi sa i,..,...
Poor digestion poisOns the hlulc1S'
causing Brights disease ana dlaoetes'
And this Is so because every organ
every nerve depends upon the $40
alone for nourisnment and renewal az
weak digestion shows Itself not ohIy az
loss of appetite and flesh. nut ]" "''N
nerves and muddy complexion
The great English scientist iiu~.es p
said the best start in life is a sound slonn-
ach. Weak stomachs fail 90 digest lO'u
properly, because they lack lhe piopes
quantity Of digestive acids Oacuc ana
hydrochlori0 and peptogenic products.
the most sensible remedy in AN cases on
Indigestion. is 90 take after eacn meal
one or two Of Suarts Dyspepsia laolels'
because they supply in pleasant. haIiii-
less form an Tho elements mat weak
stomachs lack.
The regular use OF stuarts Dyspepsia
Tablets will cure every form OF stomach
trouble except cancer Of the stomach.
They Increase hcsh. insure pure blood
strong nerves. ID bright eye and clear
complexion. because an these result only
from WHOLESOME food well digested.
Nearly AN druggists sell Stuarts Dys-
pepsia Tablets at % cents fun size pack
age or by mail by enclosing price 20 Stu
art 20. Marshall. Mich, but ask your
druggist first
a little book 0n stomach diseases mall
ga free. Address Stuart Co.. Marshall,
Mich.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-25
Robert l.. Flatford

FREDERICKsBURG. VA Sept "a
Special-Mr. Robert l.. Flatford, one OF
the most prominent business men %.
stafford county. died to-day at his nome
of typhoid fever aged forty-two years
lie was public spirited and engaged ln
many enterprises. He was leading Re
publican. the county chairman . his
uartv. and a member OF the Eighth Dis
trict Congressional Committee. A widow
ana several children survive him.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-25
Mrs. LncN 4 Peterson.

DANVILLE. VA, Sept. 2i.-Special-
Mrs Lucy 4. Peterson. widow Of the late
Rev. DIT. p. A. Peterson. died - the
home OF her son-in-law. Rev. W. =.
Wright. in this city. at o'clock tonight.
after long illness.
The remains will be taken 10 Peters
burg for interment by the side OF her hus-
band In old Blandford cemetery.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-25
Kaufman 8 Co..
Store Closed Monday on Account of Holiday.
New Jackets, CapeS, Suits. Skirts.

The stock is all inin size variety and excellence
it The constantly increasing business these lines
has made necessary nearly double the size OF our STOCKS
We believe large and varied collection Of Ladies and
Chdrens eadytowear garments has before been seen ID
Richmond We know prices the lowest quality ana
workmanship considered To make object for TO inspect
yourself that this IS the place to buy we
will special price inducements for Tuesday Wednesday and
Thursday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-25
Where They Play Monday.

Baltimore at Washington
Louisville at St Louis
Philadelphia at New York.
Cincinnati at Cleveland.
Pittsburg at Chicago
Brooklyn al Boston.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-25
Football summaries.

Cornell o. Colgate g.
Pennsylvania A. Franklin and Marshal. o.
Carlisle AZ. Bloomsbury Normal school. O.
Yale Is. Trinity o.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-25

calling upon the voters to organize But
Ter clubs in every city, ward, town and
precinct 20 sec that Butler receives on
election day two votes TO every one Her
mans gets.
The nicklc-in-the-slot machine has
made fits appearance here and is gather
ing the nickles so that they are getting
scarce for change.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-25

Sick men are
no match in
b Il s In ess for
well men. To
get rich a man
needs
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-25
The NeWport Track.

CINCINNATI. o.. Sept. 2i.-Results at
Newport:
First race-fve furlongs-Maid Of Prom
Use q TO u first. Minnie b. g TO / and 70
81 second, Vogel 6 to j. third. Time,
1908 3-4.
secord race-one mile-Aunt Maggie &c
10 81 first. Crusader Go 70 l and to u
second. Ed Overlook 40 10 j. third. Time
1913 IA.
Third receive and half furlongs.-
Blenheim 10 to y first Nalandics (evcn
and ? to 81 second. Galatne 6 TO - third
Time. 1903.
Fourth race-two miles and an eighth
Jack Bradley g 10 p first Sir Ebony q
TO ] and / to p second Kathie May
(even) third Time. $3.50.
Fifth race-seven furlongs.-M0und City
l5 TO ID first. Barton a TO / and TO 81
second. Albert Vale O3 10 - third. Time
1:29.
sixth race-one mile.-Domsie q 10 D
first. Amber Glints - 10 and even) sec
ond Aggregate G TO u third. Time
1:43 H.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-25
THE NATIONAL LEAGUE.
baltimore Defeats Neutrality-suspicious.
Spoils Oihcr Games.
Yesterdays Scores.

Baltimore. Il; Washington, 3.
other games scheduled were postponed
on account Of rain
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-25

LADIES TAILOR MADE SUITS. Of
Blue mixed cheviot. skirt cut In latest
fall style. and lined with good quail
ty percaline and velvet G az
bound 800. ................... 1910
MAN TAILO ED ID o UBLE
BREASTED * FLY-FRONT SUITS,
of al-wcoi cheviot serge. $40 90
Jacket taneta lined......... ViO'ON
EXQUISITE MISSES SUITS-Sizes,
"a. 10 and Is. I'm the new blue and
brown fy-frOnt. jacket lined with eN-
celient quality taneta, now $1,000
tor......... .....t-t. .--+-.s..
LADIES TIGHT-FITT1NG TAILOR
MADE SUITS Of finest imported COW
ert cloth. waist lined throughout with
taffetta silk' suit well SI2.Z5
worth $3.50. fOr.............. -
LADIES VERY FINE QUALITY
CHEVlOT SUITS in black or navy
entire suit. skirt Jacket and an lined
y Win ,d black 'aaeta. to be $3.50
Higher Grade Novelty C=E OO
Suits. up 60 ..................
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-25
SfeadyNeryes
Clear Brain,
Pure Blood,
Vigor

Hostetters Bit
tiers help men
TO get rich by
bringing about
these blessings.