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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-28
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hudItcily settlements IN October. NJ
per cent margin ($3G.O0 to 5000 On cact'
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41lWaYd nYnchv Pm Cougressst.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-17
LIMITED SERVICE TO FLORIDA.
A Splendid Train from New York to
ST. Augustine.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., January 10
The annual resumption Of the limited SER
vice 10 Florida via the Pennsylvania rail-
road. the Southern railroad, the Florida
Central and Peninsular railroad, and the
Florida East Coast railroad, began
to-day the New York and F1ori-
da Limited, which is one of the
handsomest trains in the United States,
fitted with compartment, drawing-room'
sleeping-cars. observation-cars. and din
ing-cars. making it's initial trip.
The train left New York at n;5o noon
Washington at $50 p. NJ. and will arrive
at ST. Augustine TOMORROW at 2:2o' max
ing the distance OF O32 miles In twenty-six
hours and thirty minutes. an average
speed OF about forty miles an hour
This service also includes IKE carry
arrival at Aiken and Augusta, WIFI
through car service.
The equipment OF this train Is or the
finest character, and includes pullman
COMMUNICATIONS, which are the very
latest idea OF American railroading, lew
of such cars having up TO this time beer
! constructed The dining-car service is al
that could be desired, and completes IN
| effort to make this train a palatial hote
! on wheels. providing all the comfort
and luxury that ingenuity can do.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-17
OBJECT TO THE MORMON.
North Carolina Legislature Pro'es's
Arainst Seating OF Roberts.

RALEIGH. n. c., January l6.-ln the
House Of Representatives of North caro-
lima Mr.. Patterson. of Halwell county,
to-day offered a resolution protesting
against the seating OF Congressman-elect
b. II. Roberts. of Utah.
The resolution calls upon the Senators
and Representatives In Congress from
North Carolina not only to oppose the
seating OF Mr. Roberts, but TO pass law
covering all such cases i'm the future. Inc
resolution follows:
Whereas by an election held IN utan,
in November Il. II. Roberts was elected
as a member Of the fifty-siXth Congress
of the United States, and, as the SAID
II. II. Roberts Is a polygamist. having
three wives, and living in wilful defiance
of the sense OF immortality OF the Amerl-
can people, therefore, be 1t
Resolved by the Senate and House OK
Representatives of the State or North
Carolina. That our Senator'S and Repre-
sentatives in the ffty-ffth Congress ad-
vocate the passing of a law which VIII
forever debar n polygamist from occupy
ing a seat in the Senate or House or KEEP
resent7tives of the United States
Resolved, 2. That our Representatives
of the fifty-sixth Congress be requested
70 use all the means in their power e
prevent the seating of the said b. II
| Roberts. member-elect from Utah.
Resolved 3. That the Secretary be
| and Is hereby. directed TO send a copy
of these resolutions Immediately upoI
their massage. to the members of thu
dftv-Afth Congress and TO the elected
members of the fifty-sixth Congress.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-17
williamsburg lettings.

WILLIAMSBURG. VA, January 10.
(SpeciaI mayor John H. Mercv5i az
been quite indisposed for several u s,. -
suffering with an attack or rheuiila t I'm,
Mr.. William Christian, VINO naS IT.
home for several weeks TO WISH ni'
mother. left this evening TOT Speno vi
n. c.. where he IS engaged IN the id'
Mr.. Graham Nichols. of WashingtonI.
an old student of William snd Mary, 10
here on n visit. Nick is very PopuiP'
a letter yesterday from General Lane,
Of Auburn. Ala, TO his hnsman, IaptYLi, IN
I. " lane. of this place. states that me-
daughter, Lottie is slowly recovering
from an attack Of typhoid-feVer' , Snc
has been down for fourteen weeks NlisS
Iottie Lane is a beautiful young lauy oi
IL and a great favorite with large CIR
Gle of friends -. c..o,,o,, laft
This morning for trip TO Aihendi vi
h,siness connected with the hospital
Attorney A. G. Peachy, OF NeWpJ -
News and Mr.. II. L. HUXLEY, OF tre
customs-house, Of that place, were up
yesterday. J., -. .ho hedside
of her mother. Mrs. Or. John II ,.'ia,. a.
M Oropaxe. New Kent. Mrs. al LES Iien 20
an old lady, and has had seVetai seNei'
Attacks OF sickness lately. 49,,
Mrs. Thomas l.. Bloxom, VINO has pIen
| sick for so long. has grown much Ns 5s.He,
within the past few days. her coiu''io'
| IS now considered very serious
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-17
RALEIGn'S BUDGET
xrws NOTES FROM THE MORT"
STATE CAPITAL.
FEW CALLERS ON GOVERNOR RUSSELL
r,xo Good stories--The Clerk "e"
.ued mt the Last Momen'-'"e
tentinry-PersOnni """
Meution-Bricfs.
Mention-Bricfs

,rrrcII n C.. January 16.-(Speciai)
Governor Russell is at last inVi'eu W
,oraed the caucuses of the hepuDno""
,,s,rhers OF the Legislature. A RepuDn-
can makes the statement that up u '"'
time only four Republican members nave
called on the Governor.
There is a queer little story, wn'en -
told by Republican. y Is that the nc
publican chief clerk of the lower MOUSE
~ the last Legislature. who organize"
the present house, had arranged with '"e
Republicans TO have the opening prayer
made by Representative Pritchard' so as
70 "freeze out" Rev. Jesse II. Page, Wholn
the Democrats had selected 10 peIIolp
that duty. But at the last moment
che democrats led Mr.. Page to the DESK
he clerk weakened. and Mr.. Page, whom
the Republicans say they nate oileie"
the prayer. <..,
There is also another queer story iroiii
n Republican source. This Is that ABOUT
| ten DAYS before the last election Tower
nor Russell called at Republican neau-
| auarters. and informed State-Chairmdn
! Holton that he proposed TO convene the
| I legislature at once IN special session.
| Holton was nearly paralyzed. lie useu q"
| his DOWerS of argument 10 lhu"NN ~
| Governor not 10 take this step. saying II
would ruin everything. Finally, ne per-
suaded the Governor TO abandon the idea.
The matter OF the future plan OF con-
ducting the penitentlary is being pressed
uuon the Democrats for caucus consider
alton. This Is proposed also to embrace
perhaps the purchase of farm. Inc
| caucus can settle the whole matter.
John r. Patrick, industrial agent or the
saeboard Airline, was here yesterday
and saws the number Of northern VISITORS
M southern Pines and Pinehurst Is twice
as great as ever before.
II is by no means improbable that a
code commission will be created. The
sole argument against it will be the ex'
pense. The laws greatly need codifica'
ton
Arrangements were completed to-day
for the observance Of the birthday OF
Central r. f. Lee, by an address before
the Legislature by Rev. James Battle
Ayirett. The Senate passed bill largely
increasing the powers of justices OF the
peace BY rising vote the Senate adopt
ed the House resolution. giving the
WORTH agley Monument Association
leave to place monument in the Capitol
Square.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-17
THE RICHMOND DISPATCH,
BIZ THE DISPATCH COMPANY.

The DAILY DISPATCH IS delivered
A suhscr,bcrs at FIFTY CENTS pei
month. payable to the carrier "eeA'S y
monthly. Mailed at s. per snnum' pasa =
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for three months: 20 cents for one 'hO"'''
Price per copy. cents.
The WEEKLY DISPATCH issuea ~"
mailed in two parts at 81 per ann""'
rns SUNDAY DISPATCH at 81" PCT
annum, or rs cents for six mon'no' "a.
SUBSCRIPTIONS in all cases payable N a ~,
.e~.otsse money order. check. or regis .'',,
tered letter currency sent by mail ,, WI,
be a, the risk of the sender. sasS'' uas,
wishing their post-Ofhee changed .. n r
give their old as well as their ne" DO''
Office. Sample copies free
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-17

..,sr.go II Il we're not that the northern
s~,a, 20 sre go intensely occupied In think
v ,ns asoot our conquered territory IN As'a
'ns ' ne west indies. we should expect
anu ,sa question cue Of reduced representation
.ne ' a formidable proportions soon.
20 s ',s. we may expect a season OF quiet
~ ~ y , n, Republicans are moved by NOR
s ~, foar that the only hope of their con-
, II, in power is to reduce our mem,
sor.n,n IN tho House and in the electoral
college. ,,,o,,d
=. hesitate 20 deprive US OF a part Oh
our representation--if they could lns ms
he,nr the situation. the States tnat ar, arr,
now discussing restricted suffrage wou'a
40 well to proceed advisedly. and De no,
,nm,ndful OF the political complexion u
,no s,,rene Court OF the United states
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-17
His Back to the Foe.

philadelphia Saturday Evening Post)
An army officer tells that in one engage
ment there were numbers Of young fell
lows who smelt powder for the first
time, and ii is not surprising that at
times the recruits were triie unsteady.
However" said the old officer. Il only
remember one case OF actual flight, and
when ! think of II can scarcely refrain
from laughing.
I'm the very thick OF a holly contested
engagement one OF my own men threw
down his rifle and bOlted.
Here, you coward | roared after
him. what are you running for?
without as much as a glance over his
shoulder, the fellow replied: Because I'm
in a desprit hurry. an | can't fly"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-17
u.xcIED on THE TRACK.
Denth I'm spotsyIvani"-o'"
Notes.

notes..
rornuprcKsBuRG VA, January AZ.
cambridge, oo'o
- residing in spotsylvania' was iouno
,ho Richmond. Fredericksburg anu
80 railroad track last night apou.
mile from the city. horribly n'ane aoy-
head one arm and foot hao oee"
ored from the body. Dandriose u,os
co.urday. and late In the eVeni"S S con-
.oon near the depot In an lhtoAiO IN
dition. IT is supposed ina, NJ a., down
walk home. but either zen " ,,'as kill
"".n .rack wont to sleep. and was XIII
Cd Inv the late south-pouhd
train. .,,,o NJ Now York,
-. - the mast two years resluihS -,
,h,. county. died Saturday. he was o.
years of age. and since his residence IT,
IA made many friends. A wite sur'Ne'
him. ,,.re~orat IJooten
u,bo died I'm washington SATURDAY,
broueht here to-day and Inferred III ''',e
| citv cemetery by those OF her hgSpanu
Funeral services were held In the baP, -
| church. and was conducted py r'es.
| r. s. Dunaway and Rev. James 'I. no,s'a-
rev Dr. II. S. Dunaway left on steamer
| 49, ,,aning for a visit TO Lancaster
| county. .,,o,, NJ q
| Rev. DR.. Lafferty, of DAVIDSON ~ ~
| who will fill the pulpit In the rreroS
| rian church here. until MT Mep"n
| turns from Clifton Springs, \. Y, wnere
| no has gone for his health, arrived oa'-
urday and preached yesterday moihins
| and night. o, cola.
The badge offered by Mr.. JACOB dolu'
; sntth IN the member bringing In th'
largest number of applications in the Ju
Nor order. United American Mechanics me-,
from october TO January, has peer
avail ded to Mr.. r. l.. Wood. 81
slight fire occurred at the nome y
Mr.. James Brady. on the boulevard, ~
dav. 1t was extinguished before muci
| damage was done.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-17
PETERSBURG.
Month of an Esteemed Ctizen-i"e
Sick.

PETERSBURG. VA, January io'-,'pe-
c,ol)-Mr. Aaron Kadden, whose hineSs
has baen mentioned. died at his residence
on Sycamore street, at an carry "ou'
sunday morning. of kidney trouble. lie
was in Che 61st year of his age leaves a
u,,dovy and five children. and his innerai'
which was largely attended. TOOK piaCo
This afternoon. Mr. Kadden had Deeh en-
ooged I'm mercantile business mere ~
unwards Of thirty years; was one Vi 80
most honored and respected hepie" -
-, ord enioved to the fullest extent III.
80 - o,d esteem Of all classes Oh
cir neonla. He was man OF the S'iiO.s
honor and integrity. and While very ~
ond reserved IN manner ana uiio9'.
tious in life. he drew arounu MN III ~,
-, friends. 1t IS said 10 have peeIl ms
'N.a,,t,on had his life been spared 10
noront,e his residence and business III Ihe
Iii, future TO philadelphia, ana tiat
80 40 tions TO that end were graduaiS
bbat.s, ,orfected. He leaves quite Naiu
otin estate Mr.. Kadden was a deSote9
aS,,orart Of the faith Of her fathers anu
= Ubaral supporter of his Churcn.
A. late hour Saturday night DaV,u
loves (rolored) was assaulted anu o"u'S
hoaten bv another negro hafheu ian'a,
Crocker A heavy beer bottle was uio ~
over Jones's head. and half uo%e,i -
we're shown as the result Oh tne - 80
| Cracker was sent TO jan lor ~ So,. the
- REV. Father OFarrell, READ inc
pa.,,ai renor1 of st. Joseph's chureh' Oh
,,'h,cb the following abstract Is MAUI
N-n,,,har OF souls in the parish 0Vv' III lhe
-,isslons attached, %; annual coliii"u
| ,tors 2el5: baptsms. %; marrldsSs, -,
| non6ruations 80 children ana "uui ~.
,,,r,als I, The total amount raised uu-
r,ng the year was $685. Inc oIsar
fnnd started some time ago, no"
.roounts TO between 800 and sooO' Aiho l'i,
Mid on the church debt durlhs 'hr - 81
was 81 0s0.9i, leaving a paiaHoo
$j.S7G.9S. ,.osterdav from
Wilmington. y. c., announcing the ser,
Gus Illness of the wife of Rev. Dr. =. ~
Hams of this city who recently VIZ
10 Wilmington TO visit her married odusn
ter there Her husband Is Win nei, a',
the telegram was summons ~ III. 80
D. Frank w Hams. TO go at once 10 IL,
side The Doctor himself, however,
sick I'm bed and has been unaple ~ -,
II is reported that MT. MaAwe" ~
nan, for some time chlel 80 ,andor
I of1ce Of Major DuBarry, superlh,enuel
5 of the Norfolk and Western railroad
Crewe. has rendered his. resignauon :
y the Office. to engage in other business a.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Charles T. WIlnd ms ii
- both quite sick at their home mere gre,
Mrs Jane Madeira, who 10. a 81
many years was a prominent .ea q, IT,
r the public schools here, is quiz ~, ~, ;
husband is also confined 10 ni'
: | sickness. ~, ,o,, az n,
Mrs. w. r. Nichols is quite SICK a' ~
residence ON Union street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-17
Mr.. Miles.
dor the Dispatch)

(tOr the DiSphbSiIj
OH Mr.. Miles ! never did think
That | would be sorry for you;
But | never see anything written with INK
Like Mr. Egan done do unto you.
What uiake you tech that western meat
You sholy knowed twas different feat
From guardin ole Presidents.
Mr.. Davis was counted very brave man.
But you'll low he hadn't much show,
With his feet chained up so he couldh I
stan,
An a guard at the casemate do.
But know IL now. II didn't befo'.
That your courage Is most prodiglous,
When YOU declared. an a heap much mo-
That war-meat was split and hidgeous.
Now, please, Mr.. Miles. don't worry your
self,
For TO me it's a great relief,
That tho you seem 10 be laid on the
shelf.
You will have that monument OF beef
| LUCY LILLY TEMPLE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-17
Answer to Poets.
ATLANTA Constitution)

tAtldutd ROhSNeutoH)
How shall | write TO gain an editor )
attention?
On one side OF the paper.
What are the market rates for poetry?
Fifty per cent below those for pork.
what would a 60.00O-word story bring?
Trouble
How long do editors keep unsolicited
manuscripts?
Not long. They generally meet 'em half
way and turn EN- back.
Is night the best time for writing?
Yes, IL The gas bills paid.
When should literary man dine?
Whenever he can get within three feet
OF dinner
What would get for a tragedy In sir
acts?
Thirty days.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-17
WRIT OF CERTIORARI GRANTED.
Case Bearing on the Construction OF
the Tariff of 1So3.

WASHINGTON, d. C.. January ls-The
United States Supreme Court to-day
granted a motion for a writ of certiorari,
in the case OF Meyer & Dickinson vs. John
Cadwallader, late Collector OF Customs at
Philadelphia. The action has the. erect
of bringing TO this court for review the
decision of the Circuit Court OF Appeals
for the Third Circuit.
The case involves the construction or
the tariff OF 1888 bearing upon hat trim
minys and has excited much attention.
There Is said to be 1908 similar cases
pending in the various courts OF the coun-
try. involving from 100000 TO SO,0OoOoo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-17
Woodstock Mention.

WOODSTOCK. VA, January, l6.-lopS,,
ciai SNJudge Harrison was unable 10 reacn
here 70 open Circuit Court TO-DAY, O" ma
u. ~ IL ,,,ttnesses in the various cases have
b tee adjourned until next Monday; Judge
4arrtson viii probably sit on wednesday
for uncontested chancery matters; ,o,,
Rev. ]. W. Cooke, pastor OF the iOTai
sermon 70 King Arthur Lodge. Knights
Of PythIas. Of this place. in that church
Ia ct night. A good-sized audience was
present. and the sermon Is highly com
plimented. The Knights in special meeI-
headed by Grand-Chancellor-C ommandei
Walton. to draft resolutions Of thanks &c
the preacher.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-17
SCHOOL DIDN'T KEEP.
Dayubter of Jnnitress HAS
Pox-NorfoIk Notes.

NORFOLK, VA, January l6-(SpeclaL)
The scholars of the Fourth Disttic' fuo-
lie School Of Portsmouth were gwen
holiday to-day. 1t having been discoveries
that Ida Hawkins, the daughter or the
janitress of the school-buiiding' haa
smallpox. The building will be thorough
w fumigated before the children are
again allowed to enter II. Two white per-
cons i'm Norfolk were To-Day reported 10
have contracted the disease. and to have
been sent TO the pest-house. These are
Harry Lee, a saloonkeeper. and Joshua
IT. Lynch. a grocer. The cases are re-
ported to be very mild ones, as all others
have been which have as yet developed
here.
Mr. Henry varley, an English evange-
list. who spoke here yesterday TO very
large audience. was vociferously cheered
when he referred TO an Englsh-American
alliance as being among the probabilities.
Ground was broken here to-day for the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-17

The Catholic Friend, Of this city, Oh
which Miss Kate Don Leavy is editor ana
proprietor. has recently been enlarged and
improved. It's typographical appearance Is
very pleasing, and a large subscription
list gives evidence of the favor that the
work Of its editor finds with the public.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-17
EnlpOria.

E,rpOPIA VA. January 16.-(Special.)-
on Yesterday afternoon, at the Metho-
dist narsonaae. and by Rev. NJ. A. David
SON. MIR. ]. w. Williams and Miss Martina
! Allen were united in marriage
o. tho Clerk Of the court issued this morn
ing license for the marriage of Mr.;
Eddie G. Hale of Sussex county, and
Miss Helen f. Pickup. Of Greenesville
county. The prospective groom Is ~
and the bride to be 81 years Oh age
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-17
Tremendous sales.

NEW YORK. January l6-A statement
issued by the Ripans Chemical Company
shows that the sales of Rlpans Tabuies
during the year 1925 exceeded seventy
millions. and that the sales In January
are at n rate exceeding FIVE hundred thou
sand day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-17

Our esteemed contemporary. the New
York Evening Post, asks What kind Of
civ shall we have when the horse Is
eliminated entirely from it,?
That's easy enough TO answer: A city
that. in the scale Of municipalities, will
rank below any one-horse town.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-17
MEETIsGA

Richmond, Va, December 81, lSst
THE ANNUAL STOCkhOl..J,E.chi, ,
PANY will he held at the office OF ils
company. No. 1926 east Main street Rich.
mond va, on WEDNESDAY, January
49, ''''' l.. n. SPENCER,
Secretary and Treasurer
de 22-F&Tuiw
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-17

General Fitz Lee will start Tuesday for
q trip over Habana province. which Will
last several days The Cubans are ar
ranging to give him an enthusiastic re-
ccptiOn at all points
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-17

<.,da,,on of proposed Confederate mon.
.,..,nnt which will be erected on MAIN
s u'r,s The monument, OF stone, WIN ps
&c feet high. and will be surmouh soan CON.
NV a statue, which has not yet been con-
tractpd for.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-17

d, Mr. Croker has made ex-Judge Au-
eustus Van Wyck general counsel OF 'ne
New York Auto-Truck Company when
he has just organized, with a capital OF
SloeOoO0O Mr.. Van Wyck's salary, as
legal adviser of this new company Will
ba MANY times greater than he would
have received had he been elected Cover
nor. and more than the salary he drew
as a Supreme Court Judge.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-17

The human machine starts but once and
stops but once. You can keep 1t going
longest and most regularly by using De
Wits Little Early Risers. the famous
little pills for constipation and oil stomach
and liver troubles. They don't grippe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-17
Brooklyn Li.e.)

Drooklyn Life)
my children" said the poor man. sad
ly. "are crying for bread
(Which shows" replied the rich man.
coldly. how much you have TO be thank
full for Now. mine are crying for bon
bona"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-17
LECTURES.

FRIDAY. JANUARY %; 1899. y; NJ g;
A Hall. Captain II. r.. w. Campbell Oh
San Francisco. illustrated lecture, am
trated description OF the Philippines or
the close. Third number Of the members
course. Single admissions now on SAG
Matinee Saturday afternoon 3 O'CLOCK
|N'''''' -'' ia 49, 7l9&g+t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-17
Not So Infectious.

Detroit Journal)
If one, In church, coughs, others cough
Till they make dreadful clatter-
But when II comes to coughing up.
Why, that's another matter
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-17
ADVERTISING RATES
HALF INCH OR LESS

Wanted situation. payaple :" q
vance C5 words or iess''''..''' a
.a,o. ara for "every day" or ao-
ver,,semonts running consecutveiy'
Reading notices in reading ma ,oodsd,
ave lines or less. 81; in nonpaf'e''
Ave lines or less. rs cents ,,rnishcd
Card Of rates for more spa0'
ON application.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-17

Resolutions of respect 10 $780, $780,
members passed by societ,es, .,a,,,za-
,,o Tons will be charged for as advertising
matter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-17

All letters and kilograms must De su'
srAssod % THE DISPATCH CoMPANt'
Rejected communications Will not DC 'e'
turned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-17

All letters recommending candidates
% anca must be paid for 10 insure their
nublication. This is a iong-standins rus
NJ ours.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-17

Uptown OFFICE. BRoAD-sTREEr
PHARMACY, 51s EAST BKOAD
STREET.
MANCHESTER OFFICE. 1903 HULL
STREET.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-17
Cause, Consequence.
and Cure of All
Hair Troubles.

Tho cause, consequence. and cure Of
every aiment of the hair and scalp are
fully described in language that can b
understood bv every one me Illus
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