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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-14
R-REYFNUE TAX.
MANY CHANGES WILL DE MADE
N THE PRESENT LAW.
ARTICLES MUST PAY.
Telephone, Telegraph. and Express
Compnnies May lie Hequired 10
Give More Into Our Treasury
other Qualifications.

WASHINGTON. July 13-It is alto
Ter probable that the next annual re-
r.. of the Internal Revenue Bureau viii
mmend "a number Of changes in the
v- revenue act. in the main, the
t HIS worked Well ana has produced
almost -t. exact amount estimated by
t Toner. This. however, was
s. s than the estimates ac-
eo,..l 1r rally well informed mem
t. C..---s.
revenue officials are Of the
.- ne law might probably De
certain directions without
.t AN burdcusome o. the public
N.y % produce a considerable
one Of the propositions now
rU-.. consideration SIS % assess "a tax ON
sa.a on rental OF an patent protected
a.r.s.
ItN ON PATENTED ARTICLES.
Do discussing The matter to-day. one
o. The officials spoke Of the telephone
companies lu tlis connection, and at the
Same tine said that there were many in
MENTIONS producing an enormous piOnt
which cou.o Well stand revenue tax.
no is probable that 80 viii be suggested
g. Congress that express and telegraph
companies Goirg a money exchange busi-
boss be required 90 pay aa annual tax
tle privilege.
Although taxes are now paid on re-
.pts and t.l.r rams. respectively, il is
.rttl out tlat bankers are required 20
Jay a yearly taN OF $50. which is re-
-...cu as a. discrimination against them.
10 is probable chat each express and
telegraph office in towns having over
certain population, if the views OF the
Treasury officials are approved by Con-
l.ess. VIII be- ycQu'-eI 90 pay certain
carly tax Tor Tie privilege Of doing an
exchange business.
MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANIES.
It IS ALSO likely that "a modification of
t. Jaw W.tE respect tO mutual insurance
companies may bc recommended. In the
r.-.rt ace there is considerable OBJ
s.lsfF With respect 90 the provisions as
t those companies. both fire and life. II
pointed olt that a number of the Lead
4 companies in the country are operated
.r -le mutual plan. Some of them are
I...rr the task without protest. but there
.tt as 90 their liability I'm this re-
...t 10 g. believed. however. that Con-
clearly Intended TO make the eX-
c .0l apply 90 local companies doing
IDHy local business without surplus
an Undivided profits or money al their
command with which TO pay large sala-
tl their officers.
N.HG CHANGES CONTEMPLATED.
JON 20 of the war revenue act de-
what shan Doe taxed under schedule
I..-. "a source Of much trouble TO
Internal revenue officers. For in
s.. The whole group Of coal-tar eX-
t had been decided by the courts
o. not subject 10 the tax. pound
n ccdn costs I'm Canada, il is SAID
- t0 10 cents. and yet ia the United
fhe price i- uniformly dollar
This drug. 10 is thought, could
.. sand a heavy tax.
are several items IN the OLD IN
f.. revenue laws which, It is believed
OIL t. eliminated on modified, and II
improbable that Congress viii be
asked 1 appoint an expert commission
rouehIv go over the ground and
mend such changes In del'h as
experience has been shown TO be neces-
Can.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-14

tendance Of members Is urgently re-
Quested.
FUNERAL or MIR. WESCOTT.
The remains Of Mr.. Charles T.. Wescott,
who died in Baltimore on Tuesday, were
brought 10 this city yesterday morning
by the Southern road. Friends met the
body az the depot and accompanied it 10
the grave in Maury Cemetery. The SER
vice mere was conducted by Rev. j. D
Wallace, pastor of the Ffth-Strcet Meth
odlst church.
Mr.. Wescott was formerly a resident
Of this city, and was well-knogn here
He was a brother-in-law OF Mrs. j. IL
Busby.
MIR. CONDREYS CONDITION..
The condition OF SIR c. G. Condrey a
young man Of this city. who, as report
ed I'm yesterdays Dispatch, was hurt very
severely in Richmond on yesterday. was
about the same last night. He is at the
Old Dominion Hospital. and while his
condition Is not alarming, he IS an III
man.
4 brick from a house under construc-
ton fell on his head while he was on
Broad street, fracturng his skull. Mr..
Condrey is employed at the Five and
Ten-Cent store.
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.
The child OF Mr.. stephen Wllkefson, ON
Fifth street, is quite Ill.
Judge Thomas NJ Miller, Of Powhatan,
Is visiting friends in this city.
Mr.. X. W. Sharp, Of Glover, who has
been quite Ill, was reported better Yes
| terday.
Miss Florence Alley. Of Petersburg. Is
visiting Miss Agnes Craig, on west Ihir-
teenth street.
Miss Nettie Robertson Of Gotham. Va,
who has been visiting Mr.. J. n. Brow.
returned home Wednesday.
Miss Lille Smith, OF Florence, 8. c., Is
visiting Miss Agnes Craig, on west Thir-
( teenth street.
Branch's Baptist Sunday school gave
their annual picnic Wednesday at Mer-
GERS Mil. in Chesterfield county.
/ The business meeting OF the Epworth
! League OF West-End Methodist church
I has been postponed until next Thursday
night. July 10Th.
Miss Sallie b. Hall, who has been quite
/ Ill at her residence, Twelfth and Balm
4 bridge streets. was reported better yes
/ terday morning by DR.. Archer.
! Manchester Lodge, No. 3. Royal Tribe
OF Joseph, will meet tonight. A full at
tendance Is requested, as they will have
the election OF officers and initiation or
nine new members: also, applications
from six TO be acted on. There VIII be
refreshments served.
The Atlantic-coast Line Railroad Com
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-14
ALMOST 4 HUNDRED
SIR. Paul Marshall Died III
Nincty-Ninth Year.

DANVILIE, VA. July B.-(speciaL)-
The funeral of Paul Marshall, Esq, who
diea m his home in Pittsylvania county
Yesterday. in his 99th year, took place
today. and the remains of The venerable
farmer were inferred on the home place
i'm the vicinity OF his birth. Though no
1GGii 2re 10 be chrOniclcd there are,
si,'',",tirtSeiess. several interesting facts
li0.,s,,.lstfd Nv his death lie lived an up
right honorable life. For % years
he was pointed out by ms nS'snpot h a. - "a d
n MOI win brother is stil living, and bids
t 5ai a, u ' reach the century mark The de-
lalI ~ survived by two children, a
'oov,,n,Ss,,er If grandchildren and one OF NOR
Lat decentralization, all OF whoh i've :"
Pittsyiyania county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-14
M'LAURIN IN THE LEAD.
,,ississipni's Senatorial Contest
.prixofe' Allen Behind.

ATLANTA, GA, July ia special to
the Constitution from Jackson Miss,
saws Governor McLaurin mas attained
such q lead In the country primaries that
his election as United States senator is
practically assured. lie has = votes IN
The primaries thus far held, ard only 10
are Necessary TO elect
"privafs" John Allen has a total In his
,,rir,aries of but y. Even If he We're
successfuI in carrying all the northern
counties. which are supposed 10 be solid
FOR him, ne could not possibly overcome
McLeurin's lead. The primaries VIII not
he concluded until September Ith.
Fx-C;oyernor Lowry is leading for the
shoTt-ferm senatorship, closely pressed by
State-Senator Sullivan.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-14
A FAQA1ER'S STORY.

lam farmer foyfve years Old and used be sick Of the
FINE nostTs would and there offensive discharge
from couldn't smell we'll and frequently bothered
Nth bleed felt when the weather cold and damp
called this Catauh.
have stomach and felt boated after eating
e good deal My tongue coated light brown, and my
mouth tasted badly in the morning. called this Dyspepsia
liver of order had sort OF yellow look
m my skin about the house that my wife hated to see
~ come home One day was conspated and the next bad diar-
r.-.a called this Biousness. .
Ny kidneys shape There pains in the small OF
and had TO get in the night to urina and there
dng pain in passing called this Kidney Trouble
got hold of book that told at put amedcne called
h cot into the stomach liver and kidneys well as into the
head That queer but bought some Pertna and
of troubles SO have TO believe from actual
that Caar what folks If such people will take
~ they will we'll but if they keep taking stomach nned-
Z end liver medicines and kidney medicines they will remain sick
some sort what als them ma what will cure them
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-14
GOVERNOR STONE TALKS.
Denies Many Published statements
Attributed to Him.

ST. LOUIS, MO. July 13.-Ex-Governor
Stone returned from New York to-day
and disclaimed many utterances attri-
buted TO him In published statements.
He also denied that he met with any
politicians i'm New York.
,,onal Committee" he said there will
he n report OF some kind from the COM
n,itfee appointed at the ST. Louis con-
ference 10 investigate the Devlin matter.
/ think, too, there VIII be some changes
IL the sub-committees. These commit
tees may be shaken up and made active.
Johnson. of Kansas, would make me
head for the Executive Committee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-14
DEATHS.

BROCK.-Died. AT the home OF her
brother. Ira w. Alley, I'm Chesterfield.
Mrs. ANN u. BROCK; aged s. years.
Funeral notice later.
PEAiBERTON.-Enter into rest. July
10. 1899. at o'clock A. NJ. MERTLh
LEE, infant daughter Of John w. ana
Elite Lee Pemoerton; aged months ami
7 days.
A precious one from US has gone, M
\ voice We loved is stilled.
A place is vacant IN our home
Which never can DO filled
Farewell. little darling. thou hast left u.s.
We thy loss most deeply feel.
But IT'S God who has bereft US, go ef
lie can all our sorrows heal,
MOTHER. -,
Funeral from the residence. No. % ~
north Fourth street THIS rriday) EVE
MING az 40 o'clock. Friends or tho
family invited TO attend
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-14
ARRt1NTON.
A Marriage 49, Entertainments - Fer
SOnaI Notes.


HAHEENTON. VA, July l2-(SpeclaD
- Halle Hamilton. "A daughter OF Dr.
.. Airs. George S. Hamilton, Of this
county. and "a popular visitor OF this
place. was married on Wednesday 10
Charles Blackwell Chiffon, at -.
-.h.'e church. Remington. Mr. Cniltol
.l off this county, and IS widely con-
'I iu Virginia. he and his loNeiy
bride viii make their nome near
remington.
There i some talk Of an electric-lght
l lu this place.
hr Kerr entertained number Of
quests .asf night al card party Those
.ul were MS. Conway SpiNman,
colonel and Mrs. Rice. judge and Mrs.
Keith. Mrs Carter Mrs. Hooc, Mrs.
tH.-r Miss Mamie Spilman, Mrs julia
jig. and Mrs. Gaines. AT Al o'clock a
Nfy supper was served.
-fs. SClsOn Hutchins gave a roulette
party Wednesday evening in honor OF
itr friend Miss Vending. daughter
or ihc famous lecturer OF mat name.
Ilo.e present were Misses Nine Kerr,
i.noDie Kerr. Iiessrs. MadduN, Mark
poo, Payne. and Harry Kerr.
Di. George ". Johnston. or WashihS-
l'h and Miss Daniel. Of the same Town,
arc guests Of AIR and Mrs. Rice.
Miss Alice Bolts. Of WOodNille, IS visit
my fne Misses Fletcher
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Weiton, OF Ports
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-14
Odds and Ends Dress Goods.

yards, all cOlors and grades. Venetian
and Broad Cloth. Popln, Henrietta and
Serges. your chance Tor bargain Skirt,
Jacket or Suit at half original marked
price
piece OF Atwood Plaid Skirting.
enough for two skirts, was SOC. the yard.
special price ........... ..........:.::......<S
pieces Of lferringbOne Skrtlng. pure
WG99i STOCK sofa al ose'' special price o ,iii
pieces 36-inch Wool Suiting, durable
styles. sold &c. and 29c., special price.
today ;;;:: re
Nuns Yelling; also Blue. Nile and Pink
Albatross for evening dresses, sold SOC.
and go. special prices. ~ &c
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-14
WOODSTOCK.
Pastor CnIIcd-Deputies Appointed
Briefs.

Briefs.
WOODSTOCK. VA, July 13.-CSpecial)-
The Lutheran churches at st. Luke and
Fairyiew, this county, which compose the
Shenandoah pastorate Of the Virginia
synod have called Rev. W. II. Riser,
now Of Wardensville. w. Va. to succeed
the Rev a. r. Longanecker, who recently
resigned. It is thought the Rev. Riser
viii accept the call.
Daniel Spiker. Sheriff-elect Of this cOun-
ty, has selected the following deputies
for the county: Lee and Ashby districts,
r.. H. DOdsOn; Johnston and Madison,
w +. Roller. Sheriff Spiker viii ride
StOneWall and Davis districts personally.
Jailer j. ". Wenger has been retained.
Miss Nina Fountain, of Washington. is
visiting NJ. Coffman, cashier of the
Shenandoah County Bank, and family.
Rev. j. H. Homheims, ID. D.. of Mar
tinsburg. W. Va. president of the Board
of Directors Of Massanutten Academy. is
I'm town on business connected with the
academy.
Miss I.ottie Taylor, Of Washington, is
visiting II. c. Magruder and family, near
town.
The families Of Hon. +. D. Newman,
Hon. NJ J.. Walton. Mrs. a. II. Haislett
and Mrs Moses Walton have gone to
Seven Fountains for the summer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-14

mouth are at Mrs. r. T. Bendalrs for
The summer
Mr.. a. r. Niche. Of Charlottesville, was
On Warrenton this week.
Mr.. and AIRS. Greenbaum. of washing
ton. and Mrs. i J.. Engle Of Baltimore
are at Mr.. Nusbaum's.
Miss Bessie Green of Culpcper, Is visit
ing her relatives. Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur
stone.
Mrs Walk and her daughter. Of Bal
timore. and her sister. Miss Worthing-
ton. Of Seminary Hill, are at THE 1nsti-
tute" Tor the summer.
Mrs. Lizzie Jorden Evans of Winning
ton, n. c., and her two charming little
daughters, are also again at Tho In
stitute.'
Mrs James Keith. Jr., and Mr.. Lucion
Keith. of Admission Ala, have just ar
rived for q summer AT WOOdDOurnc.
Mr. T.. r.. W. Barker. secretary for the
hunt club. says that the outlook for a
horse show I'm Warrenton I'm September
is very encouraging as quite a number
of subscriptions have already been re-
Ceived.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-14
Odd Assortment Hosiery.

IS pairs Of Ladies' soc. Black Isle Drop
stitch Hose. per pair. 90. ................5 sc
l02 pairs OF Ladies ZJc. Dr0pstltch Hose,
per pair .................,........ ..,.....,.lo
POI pairs Of Ladies' zoe. Tan Hose, per
pafr . ..............i1 c
/ lot Of Ladies' l2l2c. Black and Tan
Hose, per pair. .....,........- ..;:.....',;' -
l lot OF Children's lZHc. ntbhed Hose,
/ small lot OF Infants Socks. per pair
llS pairs Of Ladies' Black ana Tan Drop
stitch Hose, per pair...............:...si 5c
2lO pair OF Ladies Fancy Plaids ana
Stripe Hose the regular zoe. and zoe.
Kind Dor nalr. .................3 9c
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-14
From the Curtain Room They Come

10 odd pairs OF Lace Curtains. 3 and
2i5 yards long. slightly soiled. per pair,
4DE ..sss.sssssssss wv.
pairs of Madras Portieres. col0red
cross stripes. yards long, - kind, 70
clOSe Out..-. .'....s.ss. ? >-o
pieces OF Figured Denim, one yard
wide suitable for box and couch covers.
pieces OF SiikOline Drapery. one yard
VIDE. per yard. ................ ........... ..oc
japanese Folding Fire Screens, fancy
chht. td'tl.. . ~
4 piece OF Ecru Lace Striped Curtain
Scrlm. one yard wide. per yard......&5sc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-14
BOYS Wash Suits.

Little Boys Washable BlOuZe Suits.
five different patterns, dark blue with
narrow white stripe white with narrow
light blue stripe. black and white stripe,
6iue ahd white stripe. with SOLID blue col
ars, a soc. Suit, for. ...................... Zoe
iiue and brown and light tan crash. a
&c, Sgit. special ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Abe
10 IAttle Boys White Duck Blouze
salts. with navy blue silk anchor and
shield, &c. Suit, for. ................... ooc
Boys Finest 100 Washable Blouze
Suits. in twenty-five different patterns,
some with solid color collars and others
with collars 10 match ...........S s5c
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-14
A Child Enjoys

the pleasant flavor gentle ac'om, an, ~
soothing effect OF syrup o. flss, m i 80 -,
- -. he cogtive or bilious, the most
'iro,ds,dng results follow It's use; 40 that
I, - Tho best family remedy known, ana
eyerv family should have bottle Manu-
featured by the California Fig syrup COM
pany.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-14
Table Linen.

60inch German Linen Table Damask,
slightly damaged, 39c. value. per yard
for ...................... ..................iO c
Two-yards-wlde Bleached Damask Table
linen, &c. value, per yard. .......... Doe
HemstitcheG Damask Lunch Cloths, "a
by ~. yards. al linen. $50 value, for -
Turkey Rcd Damask. per yard. iz1ac
Fast Color Turkey Red Damask %
inches wide. 3)c. value. per yard. -. Zoe
l4-lnch Pure Linen Damask FrinSed
DOyies, per dozen...................; .0se
Linen Huck Towels, one yard long.
eacn ...................,.t .''''....'' -,
Pure Linen Buggy Robes, hemstitched
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-14
- fDconseeuentinI Fires Yester-
day.

There were two small fires yesterday.
The first was still-alarm from the penI-
Tertiary dump. The damage was neon
sequentlal. AZ $3.50 o'clock an alarm was
turned I'm from Box o. 4 house at No.
81 Canal street, had caught, but the de-
partment responded promptly, and the
damage viii not exceed SO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-14
pnkinton Cannot he Tried Here.

w G. Pllkinton will not be tried here
for killing Senator Flanagan. Even
should a change OF venue be secured, the
trial will be held elsewhere than Ia RiclI--
mond. When the alleged crime is com
mitted in a county. and a change Of venue
is had. 10 must be 20 a county and not
10 a corporation court
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-14
Infants Wear.

The Wee ones" should be cool and
comfortable as well as cute-appearing
these days. Perhaps yOu'n find some
ding to interest you IN this small lot.
Chifdrens $3.50 Pique Refers, wide
sallor collars. deliberately trimmed, for
5 children's $3.50 Pique Refers, large
collars at.......................
/ iot Of Cblldrsn's 75c. Dresses in
ssr.Pes and checks. at..................3D c
i IsIt.drcn's sOc Dresses at......... tDc
2 Infants Tcasle Down Wrappers in
blue anS maize ss.l.:
Bingham Aprons with wide sailor col
Ia o. Va . 2oc
Infanfs' Zoe Rlbs for........,........3c
Infants CfOcheted Sacques. ..........1Oc
InfsrtS' Bottles At. ......s.. ......oc
/ lot OF Irfants Soc. Long slips. ruff
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-14

pany have large force Of hands az work
excayating for new main line from tne
railroad bridge TO Clopton's about one
mile below Manchester.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-14
Justice Johns Court.

Justice John had quite large attend
ance on his court yesterday. but the cases
were all Of the usual character, and
were neatly dispatched by his Honor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-14
Innings.
- yards short ends Skirt Lining,
black and c0lors, two TO six yards. the
Sc. grade, TODAY, tue yard, 2 7-Sc.

II yards, ~ to yards ends. Body
lining percaine, Siesia, Like silk and
-ateens. sold PIC. to 20c., to-day the
yard ..;........;...... .Oe
Italian Clorh for skirts and tallor-lining.
sJc. qualiy ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. &uc
rieco each OF Blue. Lilac Cerlse. Card
nal Like SIX, perfect imitation Of Near
SILK. l9c quality, to-day.
piece each OF Black, Brown, Slate Can
vas. regular l0c. quality. to-day. SIC
1-inch Rice Cambria. bright and staple
cO'Ors l0c. grade, to-day at.............5c
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-14
SERIES OF AFTERNOON LECTURES.
Drs. stiiler and Price ana rev Mr.
pierce Delight Large Audiences

The > o'clock lectures inaugurated yes
terday afternoon at the First Baptst
and Grove-Avenue Baptist churches ana
Richmond College chapel, were quite well
attended, and the lectures were OF the
greatest interest and rich IN Instruction.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-14
BOYS Clofhinq.

chat boy OF yours can be cool and
comfortable ana still appear neat. Put
him III Washable sur. ne have III
suits 10 sell at much less than former
ufsiaoc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-14
HUNDREDS ARE Ill.
Terrible Losses Among Volunteers
i'm the Philippines.

IN th' hh'bpih'Hs
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. July 1S.-Ad-
vices received by the transport Newport,
dated Manila June 18th, are as follows:
The volunteers are greatly debilitated
I'm CONSCIENCE Of their hard campaigning
through three months of tropic weather.
Since the middle Of May no volunteer
regiment has had a sick list Of less than
20 per cent. Most Of them at the present
date have % per cent. lll. and some Of
The regiments have less Than one third
of their number on duty. The Nebraska
regiment has suffered the worst. il came
in from San Fernando u lew days ago
with less than 200 men ih che ranks. me
South Dakota followed yesterday with 20
men ON duty. The Montana and Kansas
regiments at San Fernando have not more
than $50 available men each. The morning
after the Washington troops took Mo-
r0ng. week ago, only Zo5 men responded
to roll call.
BUSY IN ALL DIRECTIONS.
The Washington men have been en-
gagged since March l2.n in preventing the
insurgent armies OF the norm ana south
from forming a junction IN The region
of Iaguna de Bay, often being engaged
"A The same time with the enemy IN cp-
py ,Twen fIif Of the Nebraska officers
ore on the sick list, and the Montana
Kansas. Washington, and oouth t'ahota
regiments show twenty or more oihceIs
I'm The hospitals or sick in their quarters
OUR HEAVY LOSSES.
These regiments have borne me brGhi
Of ne 6ghting Their losses IN Killed anu
wounded range from l60 in the Montana
Regiment. TO go in !he Nebraska. ~. .C
loss of the Kansas Regimen Is seSUhu l ~
~ ~ Nebraska. while the Washington
and and south Dakota regiments i2u SoS
closely. each with losses of ABOUT ~;
me Oregon Regiment has also 5ulietSu
severely OF the regulars, me ,l.i niadd ND
tUiery is the heaviest loser us ANY" ''
wounded numbering l25.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-14
Large Lot of White Goods
At Sacrifice Prices.

Pure White OrgandIes. sold at l7c., tho
first Of the season, noW..............,.S SO
Snow White Pure Linen Lawn, full %
inches wide can't be matched under 45c.
sale price. per yard..................... .~oc
Pure White Cambria always sell l-3c.
and lhc in-dnN per ward ...........1lhN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-14

complaint lo
ma a cata
absolute spcirc 0
Uhfel are s. practice oil
dysentery diar
rois nl wasp desiring
sho
0nuInir
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-14
Yard. wide Pepperell Blcached Jeans
for Zoe. q yard.

Single Bed Size Sheets. each for. 25c
Full Double Bed Size Bleached Sheets.
each for .......................... .Jdt2c
wo-Yards-T4ong Bolster Cases. Andres
coggin Cotton. .....................,.lo Use
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-14

80 dozen B. Y.P. L. Caps. with nom
gram AZ Berry's clothiery, loc each'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-14
Sale Of veiIings.

Black Tuxedo Yelling. per yard. ....1od
Grenadlne Yelling IN all colors. per
yard ............... ....................f2 1870
White Tuxedo Yelling with black dot,
per yard ................,..,.. ,..........1n
White Footing. per yard...............5c
Black Footing per yard. ..............3S
White Point de Esprit Footing. per
yard .................. ................s.....ro
Zoe. and 17c. Valencienncs Lace. per
dozen .............s-..... ....ss as-f',
lDc and soc. Nalcnclennes- Edges a.
Insertings. slightly soiod per dozen. 2nr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-14
senator German Improving.

MAGNOLIA, MASS. July i3-Former
ed-States-SenatOr Arthur Il. German.
who is staying here. ana who Is some
what indisposed. owing. IL Is said, 10
the change from his accustomed sur
rOundings, was greatly improved to-day.
His illness was not serious. .t.ii.
90 dozen B. Y. II. u. Caps, with mono
gram, at Berry's Clothiery, Zoe. each.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-14

a lot Of Bow Knot and Butterflies ~
moussellne. braid and jet choice......23'
Gold Trimming Buckles, each..........';c
Small Gold Trimming Buttons. ~
Two dozen Pearl Buttons. worth &c. lg-
a single dozen. nOW...,...........,...'.S