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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-27

tho opening. There seems 20 have been
also considerable enthusiasm awakened in
the American department of the London
market by the same cause The interna-
u0nal stocks Were bid up there before the
opening hour and The arbtrage brokers
promptly bid them mp 10 parity here
10 soon became apparent. however, that
the DuI ldl a. Wus 90 more PREPARED 10
make extensive cOmmi lmeuts ON the eve
Of holiday than the bears and the ac-
tNity soon came 10 a stdndstll. The few
crish ana crratic tendency Of Consolidated
Gas helped 10 unsettlc the market Its
sudden drop was supposed by outsiders
TO indicate some new possibilities in the
franchise tax law. and other stocks in the
same group fen away in sympathy.
When the announcement was made OF
the action of gas directors I'm reducing
the quarterly dividend rate from . 10 ~
per cent. there was some recovery In the
stocks of other New York municinal cor
pOratlOns. As rule. the prominent high
priced spec.altles We're weak Sugar was
conspicuous sufferer on account OF the
reduction I'm the price Of cube sugar,
which presaged another stage Of a war OF
sugar producers. and effectually demOl-
ished the recently current reports OF an
agreement upon which the stock had ad-
Nancod The extreme decline in gas was
10 points, and II closed only a quarter
above that. Sugar lost 6 points. but raj
lied and closed with a net loss OF "a.
Both American and Continental Tobacco;
American Steel and Wire. Anaconda ana
American Smelling were points oil weak.
pess. Manhattan, Brooklyn Transit ana
Metropolitan Street railway recovered
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-27

large part Of their losses. When the sell
ing movement had spent It's force III the
afternoon heavy buying orders appeared
for Atchisun preferred and 81 PAU,
which Wiped out FOR the most part the
low slight losses IN the railroad list. Inc
,rarlzet eaeed off slightly win the maj
Lreak I'm the specialtles. but many rail-
roads show fractional gains ON the day.
n vvas expected that the demand .nr
loans which are made to-day % carry
over TO Wednesday. would stiien the
nancy market but no disturbance was
nerceptible there. Sterling exchange main
ioined its easy tone under the influence OF
Iondon buying OF stocks. in spite OF the
demand for Transmission by Saturday
outgoing steamers
The market for bonds continued rela-
lively more active and stronger than that
Tor Stocks. a number OF new hign-rcc0rd
nrices being made. Prices yielded az
some points In the list with the break ln
stocks. and made the days changes
mixed. Total sales, Sf.3O2,OOO United
states SIS registered advanced X and the
old as coupon 4, in the bid price. while
the 3's coupon and the SIS declined =
The total sales OF stocks were 393 800
shares. including AtchisOn preferred. 81
$50. Chicago. Burlington and Quincy.
$40: Louisville and Nashville. 1850:
Manhattan, 1880 Metropolitan Street
railway. 53S5. Northern Pacific. 600.
Union Pacific, 900; ST. Paul. ) CD; South.
ern Pacific, 700. American Steel and
Wire. 1866. do preferred. 7O2O. Tobacco.
20 81: Federal steel. 1850. Peoples Gas.
1850. Consolidated Gas. 81 2o5. BROOKLYN
Transit. SG.SS0. Continental Tobacco, -
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Summer Underwear.

Ladies' and Chi'drens Fine Swiss
Vests in pink, blue and white. 20
idUei le. ha.........r..-. .......... -
Ladies' zoe. Pure silk Vests I'm o-r
lavender. blue and cream...... %
Ladies' Fine Swiss Vests I'm fancy
blue and pink stripes and pure rO-
white SILK tapped ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. IVY
Ladies Pure white swiss Ribbed
Vests, crocheted neck and arm DC
nole5.......-...- .--.--...-----+..... ~
Ladlos' Sleeveless and Wing Sleeves.
SWISS Ribbed Vests. tapped mock 70
and arm ho.cs................... -
Ladies Doc Idsle Thread and
Fancy Pure Egyptian Cotton nc
Vests ................ ................ ~
Chldron's csc. Pure White Knit
Tnderwaists patent seams and toic
buttons .........-.- ......-...-.-- ~
Mems $40 Pure Egyptian Balbriggan
Shirts and Drawers. each oOC
INr ....r..st... ..s-.s.s--.t sfftf.trrs ~
Ladies' $40 Pure SILK Vests, trim
med with pure silk lace in CO IN
pink. cream. black ANA blue ~i'NO
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-27
Hosiery.

A. ,oc pair-Ladies' Fancy OPEN
al 3I| Work Hose, in new and
catchy designs.
At DC Pair-The best Isle Hose
al NOS for ladies, plain and diff
ferent dropstitch.
a. r,Ic Pair-Lad'cs' Black. Tan.
al iZ2C White Feet ana Fancy
Hose. plain and dropsutch.
A. -ic Pair-Ladies' Zoe. Plain
al /2A Black and Tan Hose
AZ roc Pair-Chiidrcns 25c. Real
al irS Muco TWO--IMead Ribbed
Hose.
At I2lc F se5micss Rts.d Best It Fun
double knee. heel and toes
A. rO~ Pair-lnfant's White. Black
~ W. and Tan Imported Socks.
~ rOc pair-T lot OF Misses and
- w. Children -lc. Imported
Plain Black Hose. sizes TO 8.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-27
Mems Wear.

Mems Soft Bosom Shirts Numbered.
neck band wrist band, and separate
link cuns. made from exclusive pat
terms of fine Madras you see marked
sl.50 IN exclusive furnishing stores. We
have an immense assortment for your
selection. also. White and COiOred
six Pun BosOms. now for orc
Oily .....+.-... ..-..--......''....''
Mems ana BOYS Soft Bosom shirts.
some with TWO separate collars, soma
with one pair separate cufs, others
attached collars and cuffs. also 1Oc
Pun Bosom shirts, at............ ~
Mems Working Shirts made of che
vi0t yoke back and collar band. , =c
full size. Observation-Disclosures.
Mems B'eached Jeans Drawers. cut
full size. measured in seam and waist
band. patent buttons that VIII , :C
NOT pun OF. tor.................... ~
Mems Fine Muslin Night Robes.
cut as full IA the soc. ones. all 1Oc
sizes. Soc. value for...............
Mems and Boys Leather Belts.
black light and dark tans. with OEC
and without rings. fOr........... ~C~
Mems Au-suk Band Bows. fancy
cOlOrs and solid black, 25c. value IO,.
eaeh iOr....-.---.--.......-.
Mems All-Silk String Ties dark and
light colors. pOlka-dOts. figures orc
and stripes. Zoe. or f0r.......... %
Mems Fine Elastic Suspenders with
drawers supporters nicklc trim Eolc
med. PC value fOr.............. - -
Wade & Butcher Razor each In a
separate case accompanied with , 1c
a guarantee. each fOr............ ~O~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-27
EARLY MARKET
QUITE ACTIVE
But the Bulls Could Not Hold the
Ground They Gained.
HlGH-PRlCEO SPtClALTIES WEAK
Market was Affected by the Erratic
Tendency Of Consolidated Gas
stocks-Most Strength Was In
the Railroad List.
YlGH-PRICEO SPtClALTlES WEAK

NEW YORK. May 26.-The market
opened with q continuance or the upward
movement which was In force yesterday
Yesterdays sharp advance brought IN
moderate volume OF buying orders 10 the
oosnnalsaion-houses.w which were put IN At
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-27

MONEY AND EXCHANGE.-Mon on
CAL easy al -I3 per cent. last loan az
2i3 per cent; prime mercantile paper. 3i20
al. per cent. Sterling exchange steady.
with actual business in bankers bills at
S4S1i.n4s1a, for demand and SlSJtH
sjis for sixty days. posted rates. Si.s6ia
and - ssh. commercial bills. SiSj. Silver
certificates 6lNG2. bar silver. 81. Mexican
dollars. 49, Government bonds irregu-
lar: state bonds inactive, railroad bonds
frra0t1Iar
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-27
Bows Wash Suits.

Blouse Suits for boys of navy blue
and white. and brown ana white
striped percIle with solid color IL
collars ana shields 90 match at ~
Sailor Blouse suits Of strong U..
and brown seersucker and lluen CRASH
with collars and shields trl .ol-
cuffs trimmed. at...........-..-.
d5 s30 so Rou1 aa SPi doS 9r s 5 soc
Sailor Blouse Suits OF pure white
S 5qSi5ey %,i' MISREPRESENTATION. Ii@ia collars ana em OOC
Sailor Blouse Suits OF grade Gala
tea cloth. green stripes brown stripes.
tan stripes, made mp Of same style
collars as $50 Suits with fly SSc
fronts, t0r....-.-................ Wv
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5000 Pairs Purchased from Maybury & Warning


uei or ash
narvS to
nieti he
O
nlylow prb
ba oeu vwhiet
niou6ei special selling
4 a ON
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-27
More News Of the Shoe Sale.

undoubtedly utni the shoe selling in these Women who
aa lnd the equals sales g. and from
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-27
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.-Money O

$50: Sugar. $500: Tennessee Coal and
iron 1900
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-27

Sailor Blouse suits OF best grade
American Galatea cloth. with solid
color Gaiatel cloth collars. four rows
of braid and white duck Suits. with
p.eated sleeves. braided collars. O2c
Beautiful sailor Blouse Suits and IL
Eliminated Sailor Crash Suits. red.
brown. blue. inlsid collars. and en-
Or0ld.red shields. also. Nestee CT ~
Suits OF pure white duck. Tor ~i'4o
sailor Blouse Suits OF pure brown
linen. pieated sleeves and silk CT az
embroidered shields. for. ~''oC
Sailor Blouse Suits OF imported
Galatea. white pique collars $3.50
Tor ..-.+-.. t.++-.t.f. ...--....s ~ -
Mothers Friend shirt Waists 1OC
for ........,......'..''.'
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THE GREATEST SATURDAY Sale WITHIN OUR HISTORY!

Ns
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-27
Children's Wash Suits

Chldrens Pink and Blue Solid
Colored Lawn suits. made Empires
STYLE. with most dainty and attrac-
s s5 bs en' ..sssss ' aa9 eng SIEO
tire walst................-. -
children Fine White Plqua sulif.
made eored shirt and blouse waist.
with very large collars. the skirt
and waist are trimmed n
with many bow-knots. y y. "a
COR .............. s...ts...'.s -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-27
Boys Double-Breasted
Suits. So so.

an with sailor collars. made OF
all-wool materials, bought 10 sci
90 81.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-27

Still the sensation - $50, the equal
Of s. and s. Hats, shown II
anywhere See the window d 2. GO
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CONTINUED on Seventh PascA -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-10

copies of the report Of the Board of Fish
cries Doe printed.
Nj. Lyons OF Norfolk. moved that the
CLERK be- instructed ,o have House bills
printed at the earliest moment after their
Introduction by members. The idea, as
developed iu the di cussi0u that ensucd.
was 90 aid members jon intelligent action
on the various measures proposed. The
motion contemplated the printing Of
sufficient number OF copies Tor distribu-
ton among ail the members. Several
members among them MI Ryan A..
Powell and Mr. CardweA, opposed the
molten.
Mr.. Shelton. of IoHi a. favored ,he
printing Of tie bills. provided j. wouA
not entail too great an expense on the
STATE. ln his argument. Doe declared his
belief that The and-erabber- act. zoo
which Dee was evidently opposed. prevail
cd largely because of ignorance of the
members as 90 the exact provisions of
tie bill.
The motion. however was lost on vote
Air Ncwberrc offered "a resolution petit
tioning The Fedora Government 10 name
! the next battiesh!p the virginia.
Mr Kelley. OF Richmond. moved that
toe resolution bee amended 10y insertion Of
the word "drs .-cla-s before battleship.
The resolution, as amended, was adopted
unanimously
Mr. Hubbard. of Buckingham. offered a
! concurrent resolution providing for the
appointment of Joint committee. COM
posed Of three senators and five dele
gates. 10 investigate and report on the
crowded condition off the insane asylums
!. was referred 90 The Committee on Asy-
iums aud Prisons
Al 1250 O'Clock the House. upon motion
Of Mr.. jennings. adjourned
BILLS INTRODUCED.
BY Mr. Toney ~ amend section 121l
Of the code in relation 90 the securities
10 Doe deposited with The treasurer by
foreign and home Insurance companies
BY Mr. Moss To amend an act for
working and Keeping in repair the roads
of the county OF Tacwou.
BY Mr. Parks To amend section SOS
| OF the code I'm relation 10 delinquent land
purchases in the name of the auditor.
BY Mr.. Powell. To amend the Land
Grabbers' get
BY Mr. Cowan. To enable the Rector
and Board OF Directors of the Virginia
| Agricultural and Mechanical College and
Polytechnic Institute TO provide needed
| accommodations and equipment for
studies
BY Mr. CardwelI. To relieve Mary NJ.
smith from taxes improperly assessed.
The following biz was passed. No =
To give S F. Withers executor and dep
uty Of 5 NJ Withers late treasurer Of
Washington county. and other deputies
Of the same officer. power 10 levy and dis
tress to collect certain uncollected tax
tickets I'm their hands
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-10
Property Transfers.

Richmond: Robert s Bosher 10 Mrs.
Matte T.. Bosher. "A feet on west side
Fifth street between Broad and Grace
streets. $1,000
a. r. and T. +. Hannigan TO r J.. King.
80 3-l2 feet on Brook avenue. at intersec-
ton with Munf0rd street. $3.50.
Merchants and Mechanics Building Fund
Company 10 W. 4. Huddleston % 2-3 feet
on east side Thirteenth street. between
Leigh and NJ. $500
Hulda Senior 10 Kate c. Burch. Fannie
l.. Davis Belle @, Kate Willie. Beulah
b and Georgia f. Burch. q feet on east
side Twonty-sixth street. b. feet north Of
Leigh street 81 200.
Honrico: Matte r.. Anderson and u.
belmont TO Louis H. Carlton. So acres
on south side Williamsburg road. about
orc mile from Richmond. in exchange FOR
los acres in Chesterfield county and 50, 600.
George +. Carter and wife 10 North
Side Land Company lots Nos. and in
square No y. in plan Of Chestnut Hill,
in consideration OF said company can
ceiling certain notes due by said Carter.
r. 3. Gum 10 III. L. Cabell. 90 feet on
Cary street northeast corner Roland
street, and 50 3-l2 feet on north side Cary
street. s. feet east OF Rowland street s..
Elizabeth d. Gums trustee 10 susan
NJ Tyler. 20 feet on west side Of Fourth
avenue 90 feet south Of Chestnut street
Chestnut Hin, 81 $50
North-Side Land Company and J. M'
Tourqurean and wife 10 Lucy S. Cease
lots Nos 6 and in square No. T. plan
Of Chestnut Hill, Sl6C0.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-10

special m -,Ige to The legislature.
The Loard is composed of Gsneral VIII
liam Male COL JO Lane stern. MAJOR
IS. D. S.m1us. Commander H. ). Cannon.
of Norfolk. aud Captain W. j. Perry, u
Sauutou.
Ar officer connected with the State estao-
Ushm,nt Yesterday outlined the scheme
of REORGANIZATION that Will almost GER
tainlv be recommended by The board.
10 coutemplates two regiments-one Too the
eastern and one in the western part oI
the state. Each regiment win consist
OF thre- battaiIons of four companies
each The companies gcosraphicaIy AZ
lied wl. constitute the respective pal-
taions. The scheme pres rves the most
lo2ical method of sub-d'v sion.
Important changes will Doe recommend
cd iu the composition of the rcgimental
STAFF. The plan viii prov.da Tor Colo
ncl. lieutenant-c0lone and three majors
The radical feature of this change con-
si,ts m relieving the lioutendnt-colonal or
the necessity u taking command or
ore of th ctwo battalions composing
regiment under the present law, which
provides for only one major This change
is defended ON the ground that Ii pre-
aeryes The dignity OF the second resiment-
al Office.
There is a probability that provision
Will Doe made for an adiutant for edch
battalion.
or the twenty-four companies neccs-
saiy 20 the scheme OF reorganization,
fourteen are In existence and seven other
commands are about to apply for adj
mission
The minimum company enlistment VIII
probably be made cighty-four. The pres
eut minimum is nfty-nine.
ANNUAL ENCANPMENTS.
In connection with this subject IT IS
highly interesting to note that there is
a general belief I'm military circles here
that the present Congress will provide
for Interstate oncampments each year
Such assAnbiages OF the volunteer mill
tia would be made at some point cOnve-
nient 20 three or four states. Officers
from the regular army would be detail
cd 10 attend the encampments and give
valuable instruction TO the citizen-sol-
diers Provision IN such a Federal law,
it is believed. would include appropria-
tions to defray expenses Of the encamp-
ment. Nothing. Il Is probable would tend
20 so stimulate the military spirit and
promote the efficiency OF the militia ser
vice as annual encampments Of the char
acter referred 70 herein.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-10

The largest number Of discharge m
tankrup-cy in the history Of me CnHed
60 P4ners were issued in the follow
~ +, rhe matter OF Andrew Antoni. bank
IN the matter OF Albert s. Harvey
In Inc matter Of Richard Baxter Wilson.
bankrupt
nm Tie matter OF Javi Perkins. bank
rupt.
I'm the matter Of william r. Day. bank
rupt.
An OF the above were OF the city Of
Richmond.
Tn the matter Of Joseph W Giles, OF
Farmviile, Prince Edward county.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-10

We call special attention TO Miller q
Rhoads' advertisement OF Sterling SilNcr
Novelties ON page ID of this issue; they
carry very extensive line OF very SUB
stantLally made useful and ornamental
things In the precious white metal an
guaranteed $4,000 Sterling Silver. For
the mast four years this house has taken
tho lead i'm this line and this year they
have cclipsed any previous show.
Tbcv also show "a very handsome line
of plated Slverware plated and soma
iowclrv Novelties in Pyraline ana
Leather Goods. card Gases, Purses Bags
&c
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-10
THERE Is NO PLACE LIKE MOSES
& co.'s

to find what you want for a Christmas
present Music Cabinets. Music Boxes,
Graph0rhonts. Guitars. Mandolins. beau
tiful leather Music Rolls-in fact every
thing you can ask for in their Inc Their
stock is always so choice so strikingiy
nrst-class Give them call. Walter ID.
Moses u Co, and their number is 1905
Main street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-10
VIGOROUS HtfRBIN ;

..i,b Dixie Nerve and Bone Eminent will
|,,,c rheumatism. pains in the back.
D,,l,,laors. sides and limbs sun joints.
.o~cnces I'm the muscles and sinews are
.,,ici,iv relieved with a few applications
90 pixie Nerve and Bone Linimcnt. II
(',rcs neuralgia. IL removes and cures
Corns and bunions without pain II is
the best liriment FOR both man and beast
price . cents
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-10
HAVE YOU THoUGnTITO OVER

To choose n suitable Christmas oncring
IS the work Of few minutes when you
come 10 our store. There arc pianos, the
best. and their names are Steinway,
Knabe Hardman. Standard and kimbaH.
Then again. Washburn Guitars ana Man
dolins Novel; then. Music boxes. Did
Won ever see such a variety Of stock and
so cheap Wen maybe a Graphophone.
They are awful funny and attract young
and old We will promise YOU won't lose
time Won spend with us. Walter ID. Moses
& Co. 1905 i. Main street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-10

young Pace was hazed. and that the de-
cision Of the student body 10 discounie-
nance the practice was reached in Ocio-
her. whereas Pace. who LETT the institu-
ton IN the latter part Of September. must
OF course have been hazed prior 10 the
date OF the students commendable de-
ois.On
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-10
THE CADETS PROTEST.
Delegate NewbeDc Has No Wish 10
Enter Into Controversy.

The attention OF Delegate Newberne. OF
Norfolk, was called yesterday TO the pro-
test Of the Virginia Polytechnic lnsti-
tute cadets against the statement that
student was hazed at the institution. Mr.
Newberne, who offered a bill 10 prevent
hazing. says he has no desire TO
onter into controversy, but added that
II occasion required. he could make
very full and complete reply to the stu
dents. He does not for an instant be-
lieve that young Pace, of Portsmouth.
was not hazed: he has the word Of the
boys father as well as that OF the young
man himself 20 back him az the outset.
besides other information bearing on the
case.
In reference 20 the students resou-
lions IL was pointed out that no.
where In the paper Is denial made that
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-10
THOSE LITTLE TALKERS.

We have tried them an. and the era
phophone has proven itself 20 be the only
pest" We have them from s. 10 500,
and carry an the supplies. Nothing Ike
them for a Christmas present Walter
D. Moses < Co. 1905 T. Main street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-10
REVISE MILITARY LAWS.
Special Board To Convene on Tuesday.
Plans in Prospect.

The special board OF volunteer officers
to consider and recommend changes in the
present laws governing the militia VIII
meet for organization al 10 O'Clock tues
day morning in the Office OF the Adlu'ant
General -,
The board may remain IN eNls',
ence several months, out y "o.eu
that it's report will be made 20 1ne 81 ~.
ernor In time for him TO incorporate ns
ana suggestions In a
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-10
FARMING THAT PAYS.
The Tobacco Market at Boydton Grows
i'm inheritance.

in Importance.
BOYDTON, VA. Dec. 9.-There Is me
in the old county OF Mecklenours yet
The people are in easier circumstances
and less complaint IS heard OF nara tlines
than for a long time. IL ~ould SEEN that
the farmers could make. not oniy sood
living. but lay p money II thsy "ouln
manage tboir farms a. well as Mr.. j. J
Mason who lives some ten or twelve
miles west Of here.
Mr. Mason. who Is thoroughly reliable.
Informed me a few days since that the
rents fone-fourth OF the crops) made upon
his farm would pay eight per cent inter-
EST on his investment. He said the to-
bacco crop made on his place would bring
1900. lie also said that one Of his ten
anita made four hundred dollar worth
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-10

But take Dr. Davids Cough Syrup OF
Pure Pine Tar. Horehound and Wild
Cherry. II stops the cough and prevents
IL from settling on the lungs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-10
YOU CAN MAXI AMENDS

by giving your family that much needed
new piano. You can do better risht here
and with us than anywhere else. Let us
convince YOU. Walter u. Moses * Co,
1905 Main street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-10
WHY CONFIDENCE Is SUPREME

Whatever VIC sell our stamp Of approval
goes with it, over 20 years in the piano
business enables us to know. not guess
m The standing of the pianos we oner
you-steinway. Knabe, Hardman. Stan
dard and Kimball. You need do no
guessing when YOU see these You will
ind them wherever you 20. You can't
GET out Of their way Walter D. Moses
a CO.. 1cJ5 T. Main street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-10

THE Southern Bell Telephone and Tele-
.,.enb company announces that tele.
oho,ic communication can be had over
lie lines with Lynchburg. Va; Danville.
Va. Roanoke. Va; Wakefield Va; APP
pomattox. Va: Farmville, Va; Crewe.
Va. salem. Va; Bedford city. Va: Reds
vile N. c.. Charlotte. n. C: Columbia
3 q.
For further particulars enquire at the
Public Pay Stations. and at Managers
office 1914 east Main street.
SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE AND
TELEGRAPH COMPANY.
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written Tor The Tlmcs)

written for The T.mcs)
The brooklet 10 the river flows.
They join in one dep ocean;
The winds OF heaven kiss the hills
And sing in sweet emotion.
There Is a sympathy divine
"TwiXt nature and ala nature kndi
Oh. what hast thou for me?
The sunlight. with its golden clasp,
Embraces hill and mountain,
The moonbeams culver on tho earth,
And kiss both lake and fountain.
But what were all affection told
II IN thy bosom thou shouldst hold
No tender love for mef
Ashland, Dec. !, 1859. IT, ". H.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-10

Cough syrup sells for % cents a bottle
as every bottle Is richly worth dollar
n cures Coughs. Colds. Group. Bronchitis
and Throat and Lung troubles.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-10

the "iust OUT styles Walter d. Moses
A Co 1905 Main street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-10

west surerior Cwis) Trades and Labor
Assembly expelled the printers delegate
because he Joined a National Guard com
many