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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-14
MASONIC GRAND LODGE.
Meets at Aiexnndrin-A Banquet
The Sneakers.

ALEXANDRIA. VA. December "a
(Special)-At o'clock this evening the
Grand Lodge Of the State Of Virginia as
sembled In annual communication In Lam
mons Opera-House. on King street
Grandchildren r.. r. w. Duke. Jr.. was in
his place as presiding officer and the
others officers Of the grand body were
also present As heretofore stated. this
Is the first time in the history Of the
lodge That its annual meeting has been
heid elsewhere than in Richmond. and for
TINS departure from the Old-time custom
special dispensation had TO be secured
On account of the lateness Of the hour
and the beginning Of the grand banquet
and reception i'm Armory Han. only a
small amount Of business was transacted
at the preliminary session. Shortly be-
fore o'clock the Masons repaired 10 the
Alexandria Light Infantry Hall. on south
Royal street, where many tables were
sumptuOusly spread with everything to
tempt the most fastidious appetite Here
for several hours feasting and general
jolihcation was INDUCED in. TOasts
were not forgotten. Many We're proposed
and responded 10 in appropriate style.
10 has been many years since an affair Of
the sort, as grand and successful, has
taken place I'm Alexandria. The han IS
spacious and well arranged. Various
Masonic embems, in handsome and at
tractive designs. looked down from the
walls. Music rendered by a large or
chestra, seated upon a grandstand lent
its charms 10 the occasion. Electric
lights shed flood Of briliancy over the
tables. All the delicacies of the season
were comprised in the menu. The BAN
quet was rendered by the local Masons TO
the Virginia Grand Lodge. and among
the guests Of honor were many of the
grand masters from the various States.
Dr. William NJ. Smith. of this city,
acted as toast-mastcr. and the following.
among others. responded: Grandchildren
Duke of Virginia; Past-Grand-Master
Woodbury., Of Colorado; Mr. +. b. Hay,
of Washington: Colonel Robert White. of
West Virginia. William II. Lambert Tex
Mayor. T.. r. Downham. James T.. Alex
ander * Kemper. and Hubert Snowden,
an of this city. and Charles Woodbury.,
OF Massachusetts.
Senators Daniel and Martin. Of Nir-
ginia who were expected sent kilograms
regretting inability 10 attend.
FINE BAND TO PARTICIPATE.
FORT MONROE, VA. December b.
Especial Under teegraphic orders from
the Secretary Of War the Fourth Artil-
| lerv Band twenty-six members. left here
tonight to participate i'm the Washing-
ton anniversary ceremonies tomorrow.
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WORK OF 4 NEGRO TRIO.
An Attempt is Made to Rob MIR. vii.
linn Swctxfeigcr's House.

An attempt was made early Tuesday
night 10 rob the house of Mr.. William
Swetzfeiger. on north Seventeenth street.
The men were negroes, and there We're
three Of them.
Mrs. Swetzfeiger was at home alone,
and was in the kitchen preparing supper,
when she heard the sound OF several peo-
pie walking around the house. THE foot
steps drew nearer until the men arrived
at the side door and she heard one of
them say to his fellow. Throw down
your chickens and let's break down this
door" She became frightened and ran
toward the window and looked out. AS
she did so a pistol was thIrlst into he
face and a gruff voice told her 10 set
back.
The lady screamed. Though full 100
yards away from the nearest house. Mrs.
SWetZfeiger's screams were heard by scvc-
raj persons among them Mr.. Duffy, who
keeps store on Seventeenth street, at
the end OF the ear line. lie and several
other men grabbed their weapons and
FASTENED towards the house. but when
they arrived on the scene the negroes had
escaped. Mrs. SwetZfeiger was almost
paralyzed with fright. and could hardly
speak for awhile.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-14
Personals and Briefs.

Mr.. J. n. Cullingworth is detained at
home by sickness.
Captain Martin w Lakewood has been
quite sick for the last day or two.
Miss Parrish. of Manchester, was taken
10 the Retreat for the Sick late Tuesday
night.
Miss Annie Meade, Of Keswick, Va, IS
the guest OF her brother, Mr.. w. H.
Meade, 81 west Franklin street.
Mr. r. q. Burton. who has been criti-
cany IN az his home, No. $40 east Clay
street. Is somewhat improved.
Rev T. A. Spencer will preach at the
Wost-End Christian Mission. 1906 west
Carr street, tonight at S:l5 O'Clock.
The steamer gu, which was sunk IL
the dock on the occasion OF the Shubrick
launching, has not as yet been raised.
The Red Men Of Darbytown will ceie-'
brate Washington's birthday tonight.
Rev. r. t. Collier will be the orator OF
the occasion.
Colonel A. G. Shepherd has received
news OF the reelection Of his brother,
Mr.. william Shepherd, TO the mayoralty
of Lynn, Mass.
There will be a public debate between
the smithdeal Literary Society and the
Lee Literary Society on Friday night,
at O'Clock, AT SmithdeaPs Hall.
The children OF the First Presbyterian
church Sunday school viii meet az the
church on Thursday, the 18th instant, at
I o'clock 10 practice the Christmas music.
Rev. !. r. Harrison and n number or
the members OF Emmanuel Baptist church
will hold a cottage prayer meeting 10
night at the residence Of Mr.. Huxter at
Chestnut Hill
Tho Atlantic-Coast Line fast ma. ar
rived hours and Is minutes late Iuesd2y
night owing. TO the wreck at Princeton,
\. j.. Yesterday. special was sent over
to Petersburg 10 connect with the Nor
folk and Western train.
4 letter has boen received here from
Mr.. Clarence Werner, former news
paper man Of this city. now in the Phi'p-
plnes. He reached Manila about the mid
die OF October. as a member OF Company
+. Twenty-seventh United States In
lantry.
Rev. W. H. Williams. the drummer
evangelist came home last night. lie has
inst closed a successful revival AT New
mort News. He also. while down there,
delivered temperance addresses In Hanp-
ton. Phoebus, and at the Soldiers Home.
He leaves to-day TO speak again at New
mort News. OnnncOcS, Saxis Island. ana
bell Haven. Mr. Williams Will begin o
ten-days' special revival service In The
National Soldiers Home. at Hampton.
December Sd.
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METHODIST EDUCATION.
Appointments OF the Virginia Com
ference nourd.

BLACKSTONE. VA, December 13.-
The Executive Committee Of the Viz
ginia Conference Board Of Education
and Drs. W. W. Smith and ". G. Starr.
general managers Of the canvass for. the
twentieth Century thank Offering, held
meeting in Norfolk OF several hours du-
ration. The greater portion Of the time
was taken in the discussion as TO the best
plans TO be adopted for the routine work
Of the board in the management of the
canvass. Two or three crcuar-letters
on different phases of the question were
drafted and ordered to be printed and
sent out. Dr. W. W. Smith having been
elected general manager Of the canvass
In the Baltimore Conference. Or. W. G.
Starr was requested by the board TO take
charge Of the canvass in Richmond, and
arrange with the preachers I'm that city
the best plan for the work. In pursuance
Of the resolutions adopted at the last
annual conference, requesting the Board
OF Education 20 appoint two preachers
and two laymcn 10 act together with the
presiding elder in conjunction with the
plans Of the Board OF Education, the fol-
lowing were appointed:
Richmond District-Dr. !. p. Garland
(presiding elder, Rev. W. Il. Beauchamp.
Rev. J. r. Whitley. Mr.. W. II. Allison,
Mr.. O. D. Bachelor
West Richmond District-Dr w. V
Tudor presiding elder. Rev J. c. Reed.
Rev. Oscar Littleton, Mr.. g. /. Hunt Mr..
John Morton.
Randolph-Macon District-Rev. J. IL.
Amiss presiding elder. DR.. ". G.. Starr,
Rev. W. II. Atwill. Captain Richard lrby,
Mr. j. w. G. Davis.
Charlottesville District-Rev. ]. D..
Hank presiding elder. Rev. G. l. Bane,
Rev. Ernest Stevens. Professor +. H.
Smith. Captain g. T.. Vawter.
Lynchburg District-Dr. Paul White
head presiding elder. Dir. ". J. Young,
Rev. j. W. Shackford. Mr.. l.. +. Shetey'
Mr.. c. Y. Wnfree.
Danvile Distriet-Rev. W. p. Wright
presiding elder. Rev. T. Men. Simpson
Rev. f. +. Harrell, Mr.. r. o. Peattross'
Dr. J. NJ. Williams.
Farmville District-Rev. ". II. Edwards
(presiding elder. Rev. J. s. Hunter. Rev.
lanes Cannon. Jr.. Judge W. T.. Homes,
Mr.. George p. Adams.
Petersburg District-Rev. r. r. Wilson
(presiding elder. Rev. b. j.. Lipscomb,
Rev. r.. y. Dadmun. Mr. r. y. Davis, DR..
n. S. Powell.
Portsmouth District-Rev. W G. Walden
(presiding elder. Rev. J. r. Mastin, Rev.
+. II. Rawlings Mr.. j. c. Parker, Mr..
g. j. Neville.
Norfolk and Eastern Shore-Dr. w 4.
Judkins Dresidng elder. Or. 4. Coke
Smith. Or. :. :. Lambeth. Mr.. ". W.
Vicar, DIR. j. +. Mapp
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WAR on KNIGHTS OF LABOR.
II IL Declared by United Min'
Workers of Alabnma.

BIRMINGHAM, ALA. December 13.-
The United Mine-Workers' Of Alabama
have declared open war on the Knights
OF Labor. and resolution recommending
that the district organization do all in its
power TO eradicate the Knights OF Labor
from Alabama will be adopted at to-
morrow's session Of the Mine-Workers,
now I'm session here.
The election of State officers of the
United Mine Workers was completed to-
night. and resulted as follows:
President. George Young, of Blockton
Secretary-Treasurer. J. r. Clemens. Of
Adger. Executive Board-William Kirk
patrick Of Pratt City; i. y. Murray (col-
ored), Of Biddle. Sumter county: George
Smitherman (coloreO. OF Pratt City; J. r.
Kennamore. of Aldridge: Alexander
Brewis. of Cardiff, and George Barber. OF
Pratt City.
The final session Of the convention will
be held tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-14
NOTHING HERD OF LIE oysToNE.
uerieved That He Has Gone 4" NJ
r,nt.-IIis Liabilities.

Nothing has been heard Of lie Onstone'
the ladies' tailor, who disappeared last
Thursday night. il is believed Dy some
that he has gone TO Atlanta Ga
The furniture Of his establishment has
an been claimed by furniture-dea!ers from
whom lie Onstone purchased II on the IN
stalment plan. so the attachment placed
IN the hands Of the Constable remains un-
ss,is0ed The missing mans most init
mate friends profess absolute ignorance
as "a his whereabouts. Some, INDEED pc
iio,e that he has committed suicide put
he nreyailing opinion Is that n mas
ieft Tor some other city.
IJ,tie Is known here Of lie Onstone's an
,acedents. He does not appear TO nave
hoen very successful until he settled in
pichmond. His unsecured liabilities here
Consist of rent OF work-rooms on tlfth
street. board. rent OF sewing-machines,
instruments on furniture ana wages oil
employees. ~, ..,,.t.. an
other name. left the town of culpeper
very Unexpectedly after being there only
a few months. He left his rent snd other
hills unpaid.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-14


Godding and Wash Powell were hanged
here to-day for the murder Of country
storckcepcr named Nickers, about two
months ago Several negro preachers
were with the men all the morning and
efforts were made 10 get them to confess.
but they protested their innocence TO the
last.
The hanging was strictly private.
Mr. Nickcrs was well-knOwn man in
his community here. When the negroes
killed him they threw the body into
well and II was some days before IL was
discovered.
MORE MASONS.
Late arrivals TO attend the Washington
celebration are George w. Little. OF Rap
pahannock, w. B. Early. Jr.. OF Greene
county; Dr. Joseph Southail. j. W. Fleet.
Thomas T.. Blakey, i. St Julian. OF Rich
mond; {. ID. West. OF Newport News; j.
v. West, OF Suffolk; II. 4. McCurdy. John
:. Elicit. j. ID. Crump. and J. Taylor Ely
son, Of Richmond. and others. All OF these
are at the Metropolitan.
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Guilty OF ENTERTAINMENT.
Used Government Funds for Popuist
Campaign Purposes.

SAVANNAH. GA. December l5.-W f.
Garter. ex-postmaster AT Meldrim, Ca
trict Court to-day 10 the charge of en-
bezzling funds of the government TO the
extent OF 500. and was sentenced 10 Two
wears I'm the Federal Penitentiary at CO.
In entering his plea OF guilt. CaTter's
attorney made a statement TO The Court;
i'm which he said that while the accused
was postmaster at Meldrim ne was also
a member Of the Georgia Populist COM
mittce. The committee needed funds Tor
campaien expenses. Members OF the com
mittee assured Carter that all that was
needed to carry the State was "a niue
money. Said the attorney:
"They painted a beautiful picture 10
Garter. lie was promised a good Office
one that would pay well. He listened 10
Inc tempters ana gave them the money.
and. of course. is guilty Of the misappro-
priation Of funds
The Populsts failed 20 carry the state.
Carers friends failed 10 come TO his
assistance and he goes 10 prison.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-14
CHARLOTTESVILLE.
Pleaded Guilty of Post-ohice Ron
bery-Against Trusts.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, December
49, special)-William McGiffin' OF
Stuarts Drafi. Augusta county, was
brought before Cnited-States -Comrpis-
sioner Morris F. Woods, OF TINS CITY,
charged with robbing the Stuarts Draft
p0st-ofiice Of 81 or S. McGiiiin pleadee
guilty 10 the charge, and was committed
to jain in default OF 5000 bail He is
white man.
merce last evening. the proposed Jeiier.
son celebration next April was the chleI
subject Of discussion. although the evils
of trusts were touched upon, and the ioi-
loving resolutions passed:
Where's. the year 1899 has Witnessed
the most remarkable multiplicity Of GER
tain combinations Of capital known as
trusts: and whereas said combinations
have been formed for the evident purpose
of restraining and sitting competition.
and 10 put up the prices Of all articles
controlled by them. thereby imposing q
heavy and unjust burden upon the mass
a.. particularly those people living IN he
agricultural districts VINO nave 10 Pas
these greatly enhanced prices, without
getting any more for their farm products;
and whereas said combinations. II allow
ed 20 exist, present an even more SEN
Gus obstacle TO the welfare OF TINS couti-
try. I'm the fact that they tend 10 mini
mize II not totally destroy, the Valne OK
the brains and energy for which the peO-
Die of this country are noted: therefore,
be ~
said combinations as. being utterly ana
entirely injurious TO the best interests
OF the country. and that we heartily en-
dorse the action of Senator Barksdale
and Delegate Gravely in introducing INTO
our Legislature a resolution tending 10
check and regulate trusts.
Resolved That this body urge our leg1s-
lators 10 support said action Of Senator
Barksdale and Delegate Graveiy, ana 10
use their utmost endeavor 10 have "a
satisfactory law enacted.
Resolved That a copy OF these resolG-
tions be- sent 10 Senator Barksdale, Dele
gafe Gravely. Senator Morris. and Dele
gates Duke. BoaZ. and Early, and that
the Progress and Richmond Dispalch De
requested to print them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-14
CONTROLS CHEAP-CIGAR OUTPUT.
Cuban Company Purchases
Eeys-BaISer Machine.

TAMPA, FLA, December I3.-The
Cuban-Amerlcan Manufacturing Com
pany, Of this city. through its president
Hon. Herman Myers has purchased tho
Keys-Baker cigar-roiling machine. At
Blnghamton. II. s.. together with all the
rights TO the machine. and also the in
terest Of a large cheroot manufacturing
company, which owned a portion Of the
rights.
This practically gives the company con-
troll of the cheap cigar output OF the
country. for without the Keys Baker ma
chine other concerns will be unable 10
compete with il.
The Cuban-American Company VIII
probably locate its factory for the cheap
cigars IN New York.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-14
THE C.KE-WALK TONIGHT.
Preparations for the Event mt the
Auditorium All Complete.

Mrs. CHS boys grand cake-waik comes
of AT the Auditorium tonight.
Every detail Of Arrangement Is COM
nlete really enjoyable evening from
500 till u o'clock is promised 70 all VINO
60 out. The cake-walk Will occupy from
$50 iii 10 o'clock; the. dancing VIII con-
tinue fin midnight The judges Of the
coke-Ualk are Hon. s. y. Witt. Captain
prank Cunningham, Judge u. C. Rich
ardson. CITY Sergeant II. Claiborne Epps
and Mr.. Henry HutZler. The marshals
will be Messrs. +. SitterdlnS ana Joseph
u g,ffleV
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-14
FIRE IN ASHLAND.
4 Residence Burncd-Eiection OF
Officers.

ASHLAND. December 13.-(Special)-
The residence OF Colonel Thomas White
head. below Ashland was destroyed by
fire early this morning Loss, $500; IN
surance $3.50
Henry clay Council No. 5A. Royal Ar
canum. elected last night. TO serve during
the ensuing year tho following officers:
Regent. J. y. Hall; Nice-Regent. }. VI.
Stone: Orator, Or. \. c. Wightman;
Chaplain, Rev. J. r. Wilkinson; Score
tary. Leslie Ellis; collector. J: p. Cor
den: Treasurer. c. w. Crew; Warden. f.
NJ. Luck: Sentry. Nat. Lancaster; Trus-
Grand Council. T. L. c. Scott: Alternate
to Grand Council. c. w. Crew. Grand-Re-
gent Sol. L. Bloomberg and Grand-Secre-
tarv j. b. Blanks were present. and hoth
made interesting and instructive talks,
which showed the order TO be I'm the most
fiOurishing condition.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-14
MAY OFFER 4 FILTER.
Norfolk sand and Cement 60. VIII
ProbabIy submit II Proposition.

The Norfolk Land and Cement Company
will. in all probability, submit n PROPOSE
ZION 20 the CITY Council 10 build filter
plant I'm this city.
The experiments now being conducted
I'm order 10 ascertain the best methods 10
ADOPT 10 purify and filter the water have
hitherto pointed 10 no definite results.
The fact has been established, however.
that the water Is far better for drinking
purposes than the water of other cities
which is far more inviting in appearance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-14
sToCK-YARDs OPEN TODAY.
Friday the First Snicsday-scopc or
the Enterprise.


The Union Stock-Yards will be opened
for business for the first time to-day;
The first sales-days will be tomorrow and
Saturday. and a large crowd is expected
TO attend
The finishing touches were put 20 the
wards Yesterday. and everything is now in
readiness. Nearly all the pens have been
concreted. and the drainage system Is eX-
cellent The yards are thoroughly mo-
dern i'm every respect The yards are con-
nected with the Richmond. Fredericksburg
and Potomac and the Richmond, Peters
burg and Carolina railroads.
The stockholders interested IN the en-
terDrise are the Brauer Cattle Company
We'll Il Hellstern. McCald & Brock. John
Rebman x Brother. and John W. Carson
4 CO.
The abattoir OF the ]. b. Pace Company
and the Kingan q Co. warehouses are
close 10 the ~tock-Yards. and IL is more
than probable that n horse-and-mule ba-
zaar will also be attached.
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picb,nouaers In New YORK.

NEW YORK. December 1S.-sSpecial.l >
Leroy Hutzler. G. j. Bull. Albert; G. W.
Tanner waldorf; c. T. Payne and wife,
Grand Union: J. Mcdonald. Jr.. Stuart,
J. X. Wells. Bartholdi; j. T. Thompson
and wife. Miss Thompson. 'Hlsey; X.
Nice. Burlington. c. s Dowdy. st. Denis;
j r.. Kidd, Aston; ". +. LaBonta, w.
Morse, Imperial;s c. +. Strauss. Mari
borough
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-14

Margaret Williams, A colored Ssri ,n-
Moved as a nurse az the residence OF Mr..
William Tinkes. No. 1881 west Cary street,
was found dead in her bed yesterday
morning. She had been asphyNated. Ihs
gas was turned on. and II Is supposed
that she blew 1t out upon retiring. isho-
rant OF it's deadly nature.
DR.. Frank Cunningham. OF the an,bu
lance corps, was summoned, but too late
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-14
,r,,r ,unNoy TooTHBRUsH.

THIS BRUSH HAS GIVEN SUCH
,r.at satisfaction. and the sale or them
! hecome SO large, that they are now
inflated 5y all manufacturers. You VIII
hn 'eareful 10 see that THE VERNON
InygptrsrI' IS stamped on every handle.
Only the finest quality OF brisue and the
o,nst Northumberland bone are used In
~ construction. Every Brush guaran-
Tod not 10 shed Is bristles. For sale by
ali druggists Price. - cents each. In
norted by PURCELL. LADD q CO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-14
,ct,eer richardson Badly Hurt.

Mr.. T. Z. Richardson. engineer at the
roet-ofiice building. has had his knee
sevcrelv wrenched. and IS confined to bed
The accident occurred while MI Richard
SON was attempting 70 board a car on
north Twenty-first street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-14

The condition Of Miss Henrietta Bass
Yesterday was unchanged for the better,
Al least. Her case Ia = most serious one
m IL feared that her fall az Centenary
church Sunday night may prove fatal.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-14
Cathedral Organ to be Repaired.

The organ at 81. Peters Cathedral y
IN he oyerhauled. tuned. and repaired.
The contract for the work has been given
So n well-known Baltimore house, and II
is to be I'm readiness for the Christmas
FESTIVAL services
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-14
IN Inspect Charitable Institutions

The Finance Committee will WISH ~,
.Joseph's Orphan Asylum and me LII. ,'
sisters of the Poor at 100 o'clock to-ohs.
po,b institutions receive help from the
city. ana the object OF the visit Is "
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-14

To resuscitate her. He notified Coroner
Taylor, who viewed the body and turned
IL over to Brown Brothers for burial
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-14
FUNERAL or ENGINEER BISHOP.
The victim of the Aimwicis tW. Val
Wreck.

Fast RADFORD. VA. December L.
(srecial) THE remains Of Engineer G. W.
bishop. who was killed IN the wreck al
Ai,nvick W. VA. Monday night. were
brought here to-day and buried In the
civ cemetery. In the presence Of large
crowd of friends The deceased was
member of the Baptist church, and was
also a prominent member or me Ioio"-
10 orders: brotherhood Of Locomotive
,.ncineers, the Independent order of odd
Fellows. and the \. .. X. Of the MysGc
chain, 4 number Of members of eat
lodge were present and conducted me
i',,r}ol service Of their orders Mr.. Bishop
80, u wife. six children. and mother
and several brothers. all Of this place.
Thle was one of the saddest funerals tAIt
has occurred here for years. ana theie
VS. scarcely person among me lais
number az friends who gathered M the
rb'',ch mis- afternoon who did not sned
tears. The deceased carried life insurance
10 the amount of A,p'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-14

are especially invited to visit Berry's to-
dav. A handsome souvenir given each
lady customer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-14

are especially invited 10 visit Berry's to-
day. a handsome souvenir given each
lady customer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-14

Tho Grippe This can be avoided py
taking tcaspoonful doses OF n-hiler
in hot water sweetcned, az wen as Dy
external applications; full directions are
on each bottle. A bottle Of the ram
Killer kept in the house VIII prove Val-
liable not only for the Grippe, but Tor Or
binary coughs and colds. Avoid suDsu-
tuios. There Is but one Pain-kilier'
Perry Dayss. Price, % and JOc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-14

familiarize the members with the work
that is being done there