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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-06-12
TO Throw Good Money After Bad

VIII hut increase my pain, If you
have thrown away money for medi-
cines that did not ana could not cure,
why should you not now begin taking
Hoods Sarsaparilla, the medicine that
never. disappoints? Thousands Of peo-
pie who were in your condition and
took Hoods Sarsaparilla say it was the
best investment they ever made, for it
brought them health.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-06-12

HOODS PILLS cure sick headache
Indigestion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-02

FOR ELEGANCE OF STYLE ANu
SWELL APPEARANCE. SEE OUR
SPECIAL
TAILOR-MADE SUITS.
Swell-Looking Covert Cloth Tailor Suits
some double-breasted Jackets and some
iiy-front jackets. lined throughout i'm silk
or satin, new cut skirt. worth SO, 81.
80 Broadcloth. Venetian, and Herring.
bone Suits, so.0S.
A CHANCE FOR YOU MONDAY.
LADIES' SILK PETfICOATs.
HERE THEY ARE. READY FOR MON
DAY.
SILK Petticoats. made Of finest taffeta
silks. in all the newest shades, I'm diff
81; Monday $50.
Ladies Imported Mercerized Sateen Pet
ticoats, made with corded full umbrella
founce. in all the new shades, worth 50;
Monday, $50
S2-inch Fancy Novelties, for petticoats,
All the new styles and shades, worth
4Oc.; Monday. 13c.
JUST 4 WORD on SILKS
THAT YOU MUSTN'T SKIP.
You will find everything new in Corded
Taffetas. Satin Duchess, i'm all shades.
and Taffetas. and at such wonderfully
low prices. too.
Corded Taffetas. worth $50, Csc.
Sl.S Satin Duchess, zoe.
81 Taffetas, 6oc.
BLACK DRESS GOODS.
EVERYTHING THAT Is PRETTIEST
AND BEST AND CHEAPEST.
LOWER PRICES THAN OURS FOR
EQUAL QUALITIES CANNOT
BE FOUND.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-02

ENGLISH CREP0ys.
The Crepon craze Is as violent as ever.
and there is nothing prettier for skirts.
Pure Crisp Mohair and Wool Crepons,
I'm a variety OF handsome designs. worth
$3.50. $3.50.
Fine Crepons, exceedingly novel ana
handsome designs. full A inches wide,
worth $3.50. at 81 ID
Wool Crepons, 4oc.
WE WILL NOT ATTEMPT'To DE-
SCRIBE OUR ELEGANT AssoRT-
MENT OF
COLoRED DRESS GOODS,
but extend 10 you cordial inVi'auon "
come and see IL yourself.
New Atwood Fancy Suiungs. worth
New Check Plaids and Stripes worth
lrh-CIass silk and Wool Novelties
worth sl.25. 6oc.
SOME FEW THINGS YOU NEED IN
WHITE GOODS.
and we are going 10 offer you these at
Specially LOW PRICES. Fashion DEGREES
Pioues the proper fabric. We nave d
full line.
15c. Corded Piques. sc.
30 Corded Plaues. az f-2c. ..
4O-lnch Figured Piques' eN'r@-"e"'''
worth i0c. 2Vc -. Co
LII, T inons worth 10c.. l-2c.
To,hle-Width Fine French Nhl'e UT
CANDY, worth Soc. I3c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-02
BARTON HEIGHTS NEWS NOTES.
Personal and Other Items Of Inter
eSt-Base-BaIi Clubs.

Mr.. NJ. II. Mills and family. formerly
OF Michigan, have rented the Harding
property. on North avenue, and are now
one of US.
Mr.. W. T. Christian and family, living
on Monteiro avenue, are also newcomers
In our midst.
Mr.. Wilbur Mercer is out again after
several days illness.
Miss Carrie Morton is quite sick at her
home on Barton avenue.
Bicycles are i'm evidence again. The
roads are splendid. and nearly every one
has n bicycle.
The baseball fever IS on, and the boys
and young men (some old ones, too, as
we've a married mems ball team are
making great preparations for the COM
ing season. The following comprises the
senior club, the Barton Heights Ath-
letic Association team: II. Ware, 7. b.
wyatt, and Howard Taylor, catchers; II.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-02
THE LAST MONTH.
THE THEATRICAL SEASON HERE
PRACTICALLY ENDS WITH APRIL.
SUCCESS OF The VAUDEVILLE.
New Workers Predicted n Failure for
Manager WeIIs-Crnnc at the Acnd-
emy Three Nights and Matinee
The Dijou Dill.

This Is really the last month OF the
curren theatrical season here, for the
offerings at the Academy during May
VIII be few and far between. And as
the season draws 10 It's close, the pros
poets In regard to the next naturally
form leading topic OF conversation
among play-goers. That old. old question
Is again being revived. which Is. "Will
Richmond have a new theatre?p And
no one need hesitate in answering. In he.
half Of the city, that she certainly will
If she can get II.
one plan has been suggested often
which, II would seem. would solve this
question: as to whether the investment
In theatre would be paying one II
is that building be erected on some
desirable site on Broad street, 10 De used
jointly as theatre and for stores. the
lower moor, Of course, to be divided I'D
Tor the latter. The idea would be to have
the entrance and lobby OF the theatre on
Broad street. Those who advocate this
pan say that such building would be a
pa!iIs investment. There are not a
'heatres throughout the country con-
stiucted on a similar plan.
while Manager Wells has given out
no statement as to his intentions COR
next season. yet it is believed that seprem-
Der VIII see the walls of the Broad-
street house higher by many feet than
az present. This would certainly give the
theatle better appearance from the
oulsiue, Tor as il now Is ii much resem-
pres n box. The patronage Of the vaude-
vile house has surpassed all expectotions
and every theatre-goer must feel glad
at the success which has attended Mana
ger Wells. 1t was predicted by many
whose opinion was entitled TO some CON
sheraton that the house would not be
open more than four weeks at the longest.
The Academy's business has not been
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-02
mITTELDORFERS
Store Monday Full Of Sprinetime Brightness.
satisfy for fashions creations viii
ALL AT PRICES TO SUIT YOU
ALL AT PRICES TO SUIT YOU.
sHIRT-WArsr SALE.

SHfRT-WAIsT SALE.
EVERY ONE NEW. UP TO DATE. Ant
MADE OF THE MOST DESfRABf4H
FABRICS. AND WE PROMISE
YOU THAT SUCH VALUES
CANNOT BE FOUND
ELSEWHERE IN
THIS CITY.
35c. Shitt-Walsts. tSc.
bic. snirt-Waists. 2Oc.
15c. Shirt-WaIsts. 49c.
Everything new ia Pique Waists.
SPECIALS ron MONDAY ONLY.
Fine Yard-Wide Percales. &c.
skirting Ducks. IL l-ze. quality. &c.
Standard CalCoe-. Sc.
Bedford Cord Piques. &c.
sheer Fine Organizes, f-2c.
Dress Ginghams 5c.
MATTfNGS. MATTINGSi
Everybody knows we carry the largest
stock Of Mattsngs N Richmond. but this
week IL Is iargef taan ever.
800 PIECES OF MATING FROM AUC-
TIoN. ALL NEW. PERFECT
MONDAYS PRICES LOWER THAN
THESE PRICES FOR MONDAY ONLY.
Exua-Heayy China Mating. all new
designs. worth 20c-, II lie.
Extrd-Heavy Jointless Mating, select
styles. worth &c. ~ l-2c.
Cot,on-Warp japanese Inlaid and Car.
pet Patterns. reversible. worth>@oc.. 17c.
DOMESfICs: DOMESTICs!
MONDAYS PRICES.
"a Bleached Cotton. 3 I-2c.
a. Unbleached Cotton, Be.
Unbleached Cotton. &c.
Apron Ginghsms. Be.
Remnants OF Lonsdale Cambria. 50.
1u-i Unb,eached Sheetings. 10 lie.
1914 Bleached Sheetngs. II t-2c.
AndrOscoggin Cotton, -, DC.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-02
ALL KINDS OF COLORED WOOLLEN
DRESS GOODS AT HEDICED PRICES.

Full line of colors in Royal Venetians,
OldBlue. Steel-Gray, Light-Slate, Tan.
Castor. FrenchBlue, and Brown at
SJc
30-inch Wool Chalies, with silk stripes,
2Jc.: Checked Suitings and Mixtures
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-02

| Kidwell and T.. Nichols, pitchers; George
| Bruce, first base; Milt. Croxton, second
| base; Maurice Taylor, third base; Wilbur
| Mercer, short-stop and captain; ID. V.
| Morton. Jr.. left-feld; w. Gary. centre
| field II. G. Mercer, right-fed. The team
| is neatly uniformed and has good grounds,
| and is open to challenges from any club
| averaging is to 20 years of age.
| The "Hustlers," our younger team,
| about Il 10 IS years average, will worry
| the older team.
ID. X. Kellogg and family have re-
| moved from Newport News TO this
borough, occupying the house corner
Barton avenue and Poe streets. Both
their children have been sick, the young
est quite seriously.
Mrs. j. j. Wilson. who has been quite
i'll for several weeks, is improving nicely
and is able to be up.
Mrs. a. w. Martinsteln has been quite
sick for the past few days, but is i'm
proving.
The stormy weather broke up the only
political meeting coming this way in the
present campaign. There were about
forty or fifty who braved the weather,
along with seven or eight candidates, but
the meeting adjourned TO meet again az
the engine-house next Tuesday at T.. NJ.
Mr.. c. T.. Wilson and family left yes
terday morning for a weeks stay in and
around Danville.
An exciting game of ball was played
on Friday between the junior mines, the
Kidwels and the Goodies. The follow
ing was the score:
12s4567-R.
Kidwells ........ ............10 312Os-
Goodies ........ ............O D D O.
Batteries: Kidwells-White and Bache,
GOOdloes-W. Bache and Kidwell
The several churches on the Heights
have been making special preparations,
especially in the singing line, for Easter.
Rev. Sidney Peters. pastor Of the Meth
odist church here, preached both morning
and night on last Sunday TO large and
attentive congregations. bis was the
first Sunday he has occgpied the pulpit
for several months, owing 10 his eX-
tended Illness.
Miss Rosebud Brown, OF Richmond is
visiting her friend, Miss Matte Rose, at
Barton avenue and Robert street.
Town-Sergeant Charles Jones is up and
about again after quite a spell of mala-
ria.
This little borough is taking on its
dress of green. and with the repairs to
fences and houses which is going on all
Rev DR.. Pitt, who has been suffering
from a severe cold, Is mending nicely
now.
The Barton Heights school will give
the scholars holiday on Monday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-02
KipIing's Good Luck.

The first story that Kipling writes after
his Illness will bring a fabulous price.
1t will be sought as eagerly by progress
sive publishers as Hostetter's stomach
Bitters is by all who suffer from stomach
ills OF any nature. No matter whether
1t be Indigestion, constipation. bilious
worked kidneys, HOstetters Stomach
Bitters will cure II. Ii Is an unequalled
spring medicine. curing and preventing
malaria. fever. and ague. and all ills re-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-02

All the newest shadings I'm Solid Taffe-
tas: choice line of Ribbons. both plain
and fancies; SILK and Cotton Lace
All-Overs; Alternate Tuck and Lace
All-Overs OH muslin Silver Sheen and
Satin Corona. for lining. all the new
est shades, at IL 1-2 and 17c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-02
ANOTHER LOT OF SHORT LENGTHS.
MArTIyCs. oILCLOTHs. LINOLEUMs.

We carry a choice line Of Floor Cover
ings. carefully selected as 20 quality
and styles. our recommendation az 10
durability accompanies every sale.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-02

The oyster trust is capitalized for only
1000 O0,, while il takes $l25,C0 900 10 float
the whlskey trust. This means that every
citizen of the United States takes 15s
cocktails before every oyster. This dis
coyery will surprise and humiliate the
oyster. But 1t will be believed by the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-02

without suard and open 10. suspicion on
.he part OF har husband. II must be con-
fessed he has ground, for though there Is
no proof. there Is evidence But her IA
Their knows his daughter better than that,
and takes her home. pending the time
when she can justify herself. This time
speedily arrives. and the blackguard is
put to rout and confusion. not, however,
before the professor has perceived his
duty in the proper bringing up Of his
family, and assumed his place at its head.
This play will be handsomely produced.
and viii call forth the full strength OF
Mr.. Cranes company.
When the curtain IS rung up at the
Bijou at the special matinee Easter
Monday. there will be presented what
Manager Wells claims as the best vaude-
Vile that has been seen at his house
Dooley and Ten Brooke, the head-liners.
do an act that is full of laugh-making
situations. Williams and Adams. the
Monte Carlo millionaires." will furnish
genuine fun. and all they will do will.
no doubt. please. The DarrOws present
their wonderful sand-drawing. smoke pic
lures and shadowgraph, for the first time
in the South. This act promises to be
something unique. Misses Gilbert and
Trixeda are described as two charming
little ladies. who DO a neat and fetching
act. Farley and Quinn will present their
mirth-proyoking character acting and
songs and dances. Carmenelli and Luz
cele. comedy musical artists. do a tune
fu act with queer instruments. Moa and
Goodrich. burlesque skaters. are said TO
be very clever. After the special matinee
Monday the show goes on as usual every
night, with matinees Tuesday, Thursday,
and Saturday.
The Delta independent., 1899-10-13

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stFen9th. The state that coot16ateo
Dsst to The bgtnsing Of an oar states
tnto closer unioa b the one that kodD
In loyal devotion to the whole.
I'VE cone to return In love . battle
dag we took in anger. Since those who
foaxht ~ then are brOthesS - day. and
Aght BY our side. 10 II not eminently
propef - turn these trUph5es Of va.
fepsesentinG ~ they do the eternal
pest, into mementoet Of frieodshtp. to
repreoent the spirit Of unity in the Nv
inI preoeat! Who will dare cddcise
this noble inpulae n q mere nsr661
se0timentnlity! United We are march
Ing forward - grander Industrial and
eo0Dercial vietoF3es. We excel In N
the e3eWeats Of true greatness the
nightiest eOrernments Of earth. Take
this Gag, aDd may II benccf0rtA Be a
snbaem o( unity and good win betwsea
tie great states Of Indiana and TexaA
and . eeai Of their sAsaty 10 IL
natio0al Cnio0-"
The Aa4 y an Interesting Fel3e. TAe
Raneess eaaim that It was nevef cap
tuFe6, that It was lost while they were
IN retreat. he fndianans. howsves.
ssaasest hat II feA iaso theif Fsgi-
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The Delta independent., 1899-10-13

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lahossn os this eosatry! that II b
vhieA Dssvssts ths forsis. 0asue.o-
tursfs vho eRploy the panpef lahssssD
of otAss eoustrtss fro0 sending thsas
products to the United States to so1oP
into frss and unrestrietsd eo0pstie3oo
WITH The products OF the well-paid h
boz Of this country. AreAbishop Ire
la1A 10 . aaa whose word can b relied
Spa. and The eontrast which be draw
bstvesa the situation IN this countsy
aSl that abroad 10 worthy Of Dost
careful attentj0n.
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0a. Oct THE trsnspot San.
W011 Ieft Honolulu thirty-ooe days
90 ADcOuntpred two typhOoas early
IT, 0eek- One lasted forty hoars-
0o0o4 the forage. which Wss o. deck,
W0D 1wept overheard, all the boats
Uotnasbed In and tie steamer roll-
- Osendously In the trough Of tie
- 1houGh the o0cefs made every
aD(DD bring her about
- Aules were hurried from side to
s11aJed fnghtfuily mangied and dis
0MubeSed- neir IeGs and neeks
vuo rokea. and the wretched aai-
- bll In such Q c0ufused mass that
~ endants were unable to relieve
No. meantime the deckIoad vas
VoQ0I0 Oh. the ship hghteoed, and tha
s1 increased.
the storm ahated the injured
anb were killed snd their carcaases
Go overheard Whea the 61an A.
yevu4ere propeller was high oat oe
- 0D1er. and The wrecks q her beat.
V@ hanging IRON the davits.
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~ fOrves ths 0sf0 st100gay ID
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II. Roberts a R3eA0saA. Va.
1ed . paper O fAo Hisessy It
ostern Be<-tioa ol tie AnioAce. "
y Rev. DR.. CAaDbselaiA -
the council - the "Als1eoo-
6fk In Brasil" The e10ainG ~
kW.s delivered BY Rev. d. Daf-
- New York city. - ''CAesstiaA
- During the Ninetee0tA Co.
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