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The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-12-17
Old Sayings.

DICK describing the ssinger)-She
MAD azure eyes, minstrel-joke hair
loa-One moment, Dick! What in the
word Is 'minstrel-joke hafr?"
Dlck-Why, a rich chestnut, of
course. Girls couldn't see through a
window with the glass out.-Chicago
Daily News.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-12-17
spring, where he washed the dust from

spring, where he washed the dust from
Tad's face and hands and arms.
Later they dragged to the Captains
porch the monster panther, whose vel
vet skin not a single bullet had marred.
But even at that, when Tad saw his
fathers white face, and caught the
wordless welcome of his mothers en-
brace. he knew that ne nau paid for the
panther far more than it was worth
St Nicholas
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-12-17
Just What She Said.

did your sister say she's 20 yet?"
asked the young man.
Eyes; she says she's 20 yet rep'ie
the young brother-Yonhers States
man.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-12-17

Timothy Dwight, ex-President
of Yale College, said: 1.-The
Encyclopedia Britannica is
q better working library than
5000 volumes selected at ran
DOM"
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-12-17

Each book weighs about five pounds, the set
almost 200; covers 51s feet of book shelves; is
very handsomely bound in buckram, the pop
uar binding, which will last three roE tour gen
erations Real gold leaf is used the lettering
and it will not tarnsh. The paper is of superb
quality, machine finished, and the sewing like that
of an Oxford Bible. The books inches wide
and II inches long. You receive e. volumes in all.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-12-17

70 N T AIN nearly
100000 pages. Treats
100000 subjects. Cost
So, 100000 for contribu-
tons from authors alone.
Has over 1000 illustra-
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page maps, charts and
plans. A map of every
political division on the
globe, including new maps
of Alaska, Hawaii, Cuba,
etc. Treatises by fifteen
hundred OF the worlds
most famous specialists.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-04
PersonnIs and Briefs.

DIR. Thomas d. Merrick has returned 70
the city.
Judge Sam. w. williams, OF Wythe-
VILE Is in the city. on legal business
Mrs. Fannie Chlttenden is seriously ~
at her residence, lll6 west Marsh"'i
street.
Mr.. G. T.. Guvernator, secretary or the
Home Brewing Company, lett yesterday
for Atlantic City. TO spend a lie" DAYS
Mr.. A. NJ. Baker. OF New Berne, n. c.,
has accepted a position with the uhiteu
Banking and Trust Company OF this city
DIR. d. A. Kuyk will leave on Monday
for Columbus, o., TO attend the annual
convention OF the American Medical AS
ISOLATION.
Mr.. ]. A. Drake, of 1iOS Dance street
had a successful operation performed on
him yesterday by Drs. Rucker, Parker
and Labenberg.
a regular meeting OF the Board or
Managers OF the homeopathic Free DIS
pensary will be held on Tuesday at o.So
=. NJ. at the dspensary.
Miss Rosylnd f.. daughter OF MIR. and
Mrs. Charles J. Johnson. OF OLE north
Twenty-seventh street, after an illness OK
four weeks. is now able 10 be out.
Children's-day exercises will be held at
Seventh-Street Christian church this
morning. Rev. j. u. Tyler will preach
at IL o'clock and again in the evening.
Hon. Pembroke Petit. of Fluvanna. Is
In Richmond. He Is returning from at
tending meeting OF the State Board OF
Fisheries, In Accomac, and will remain
here until after the commencement at
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-04

the Womans College, where his daughter
is student.
DR.. c. A. Johnson, of Mancelona. Mich,
who has been I'm attendance on the meet
ing of the International Association OK
Railway Surgeons is the guest Of Mr..
John Otis, of Highland Park.
Rev. ]. W. Kincheloe, of Richmond
College, and a member of Fulton Bap-
tist church, will conduct both services at
Fulton Baptist church to-day. in the alb
sence of Rev. b. Cabell Hening, who is
on a visit to his old home. at Burlington.
Rev. ]. w. Guy, Grand Chief Templar
of Virginia: =. V. Cogbill. Common
wealths Attorney; w. 7. GILL; Sherin.
and j. T. GOode, Deputy Sheriff, all or
Chesterfield and w. +. Shelton, Urea
surer OF Hanover, We're al the State La
brary yesterday.
Mr. X. H. Ball. No. 70l north Twenty
seventh street, has accepted very re-
sponsible position with the Newport News
Dry-Dock Company, and will make New
port News his future home. Mr.. Ban
is one Of the most popular young men or
the East End. He left for his future
home last Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Stayton Thompson,
, the well-known teachers OF music, held
n dengnttul pupils reClldI Oh lHui Sudy
evening last at their residence. eOi east
Grace street. A large company were
present 10 enjoy an interesting and we'll
rendered programme Of vocal and instru-
mental music.
Mr. John l. Rixford ("Bory Ryan'D. Of
the marvellous Rixfords acrObats, who,
after his European tour. has been resting
I'm this city with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. p. II. Ryan, Ala north Seventh
street, leaves for New York tonight
The RiXfords Will tour California, thence
going to London. Before their return they
will perform at the Follies Bergere. Paris,
, during the, exposition.
Mr.. Robert A. +. Dabney. who has been
! visiting his brother. M. b. w. Dabney.
OF Enfield. King William county. has
returned home. He found his brother
, critically i'll. and there was no change in
his condition at the time OF his departure.
A general meeting OF the Hebrew
sheltering Aid Society will be held at
Thon's Hall, corner Main and Seventeenth
streets, this Sunday evening az 8 o'clock.
TO which a general invitation is extended
to all those interested TO attend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-04

2-pound rolls OF Fresh Mountain But
ter. only IL 1-2c. pound; Wash Boards. &C.;
Cedar Tubs, &c.. Cedar Buckets. 1oc; Cali
fornia New Prunes &C.; California Seed
less Raisins, SC. pound; Good Salt PORK,
&C.: Pure Lard. &C.; Rice, &C.; Jefferson
Laundry Soap, e. bar; Ivory Starch, &C.
box: Household Ammonia, DC. bottle;
Clothes Pins, 6 dozen for &c. Try our
Snowflake Patent Flour, 25c. bag, or "a
barrel; Harvest Rye Whiskey. only Sl'-o
gallon. S. ULLMAN'S son.
IIp-Town Store. sos east Marshall. new
and old phone, "a: Downtown Stores,
1920 and 1922 east Main, new phone 5O9,
old phone Sl6; Manchester Stores, l22
and 1914 Hull street, new phone 1878.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-04

Row. when school has closed, II IS a
good time 10 give your daughter Piano.
Tho study of music is to most children
q work OF love and recreation. You have
made their progress easier when you
have bought thoroughly first-class
piano. Such Pianos as Stcinway, Knabe.
Eardman. Kimball. and Standard are
alone In their class We take pleasure in
showing their superior points. We carry
q full stock of each. Lowest prices and
easy terms. WALTER ID. MOSES d.
Co, 1906 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-04
Real Estate Points.

Mr. r. Il. Mowsell, who recently pur-
chased from j. Thompson Brown ~ Co.
the lot corner Grove avenue and Syca-
more street, viii soon commence the erec-
ton Of a dwelling thereon.
Mr.. ]. +. Padgett, who purchased from
the same firm q 50-foot lot corner Han
over and Sycamore, will also build on his
lot
Mr.. w. L. Boyd and Gordon Wallace,
who recently purchased lots on west
Grace between Shafer and Harrison. are
preparing TO build handsome residences
There are not half dozen lots now va
cant on this desirable street.
The Canon estate is building set or
handsome flats on Grace near Adams
street.
The "Ieary House" advertised for
sale by auction on Friday last by Brown
G. Co., was withdrawn, the highest bid
being $500.
Two very handsome residences In OPP
posite sections of the city Will be sold
by auction next week. being the 'Leake
residence" and handsome grounds, on
south Third street. and the curtis resi-
dence," opposite Libby-Hill Park
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-04
nov AIR LADY HURT.
. HicycIist Runs Down ~"
lady and Injuries Her baui''

most unfortunate and serious -
dent occurred at Thirteenth ana Nan nan,
streets yesterday about 1870 O'CLOCK, m' ss
Margaret. Harron, an elderly lauy 81 n
Air being knocked down by o'''''0
ridden by Isaac smith. ,.,eit 70
Miss Uarron had been on Nlsi' The
friands here and was on the way 10 lne
Southern depot to take the noon st ,rat.
for home. She had alighted from sra
car. and was about half way , Iee mar,
oaS ~ down The street at high rate Oh
speed struck her She was knocked d Sror,
and an uglygash cut in her iqreIhne air Kind
the left eye 10 the edge OF tHe W. 10 powers-
hands bore her to the store OF tne ,,yanco
TayIor Drug Company and the am ,.i,h mr
was 'phoned for. 1t Responded WIN arnon
Charles w. Lemon in charge: Dr i,o l@.i1 ~
found It necessary TO take siA Ma hseD
treated she was assisted to a carriage
and driven TO the residence OF friends
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-04
A, VIRGINIA BRANCH.
CHAPTER OF THE ASSOCIATION OF
COLLEGIATE ALUMNAE FORMED.
HOLD 4 MEETING AT LAKESIDE.
Omcers Elected, Committees N"me"'
and bylaws Adoptcd-st"rfs o"'
with Quite q Good Membership
Its objects.

The meeting TO organize virginia
branch OF the Association Of Collegiate
Ammnae was held yesterday morning at
the Lakeside Country Club
Bylaws were drawn up In accordance
with the constitution OF the association
after which a delightful luncheon was
served on the piazza Of the clubhouse.
The following ladies were present: Miss
C. s. Parrish CCorneiD. Lynchburg; Miss
Grace w. Landrum Radcliffe). formerly
OF Richmond. now Of Atlanta: Miss Lydia
l.. Tilley (Bryn Mawr). Norfolk; MISE
Hatcher (VassaD; Miss Tent tWehesle9l,
Miss McDonaldA Wellesley); MISS o'" III
wellesley, and Miss Monett (Vassar), all
OF Richmond.
In addition TO these, the new organlza-
ton already numbers among its members
Mrs. Alfred stanton VassaT). Ashpuih'
va: Mrs. Albert futile and Miss Anna
TNttle NassaD, University OF virginia
Mrs. Charles Vance (Oberlin), Norlol"'
Mrs. Hendrick Wsssar, Glencarlyn, Va
and Miss ella V. Jones (Nassar). camp
bell county. Va.
OFFICERS CHOSEN.
After luncheon the association asain
nrocecded TO business, and the following
officers were elected:
President, Miss c. 5. Parrish
yice-Presidents, Misses Edna v MOL
felt and Margaret +. Starr.
secretary-Treasurer, Miss ore H.
Hatcher. .,..os &C
standing committees were appointed as
follows:
Executive Committee-Miss Ie1t, III du-
djtion 10 the president and secretary
Committee on Associate MemDershlp-
Miss Landrum, Mrs. futile, ana MISS
Starr. 800
The formation of this branch OF the
Associate Alumnae marks an important
step in the progress OF higher euuc"'io"
An The South. lis object as stated in the
bylaws, IS 10 further the purposes q .he
general association in Virginia and othcr
Soufhern States. and its membership VIII
be drawn from such colleges as luini
the requirements OF the association.
These requirements are rigid entrance
examinations. an accepted curriculum
and an endowment Of not less
than $4,000. The colleges ana UNI
yersities already on the Nst ale
Boston. Bryn Mawr. California. ChlcagO'
Cornell. Kansas. Leland Stamford IT.
Massachusetts, Institute or IechhoiOsI'
Minnesota. Michigan. NORTHWESTERN
Oberlin. Radcliffe. Smith, Syracuse, vas
sar. Wellesley, Wesleyan, and Nlscoh-
sin. -,.
In addition TO these regular members
women who hold advanced degrees from
foreign or American universities may be
admitted to associate membership.
The Virginia branch adjourned to meet
in October at the University Oh virginia
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-04
THE GREAT JUNE WASH GOODS SALE.
Can you match these prices? Read on

2 cases OF Fine Dotted Swiss, beau
tiful colored designs, to be sold for,
zoe. Silk-Stripe Challies, new de-
signs. 10 be sold for, per yard oc.
Madras Bingham, one yard wide,
regular lie. grade. TO be sold for
IL lie.
One-Yard-Wide Percales. in full
pieces, to be sold for. per yard. ...oc.
Solid Colored Organizes, In all new
shades, regular 25c. grade, TO be sold
LOT .........s'''..'''' ''''''''''. -
White Pique. in heavy cord, lgc
grade, TO be sold for..........1Z 1-@c.
2Oc. White Pique, in extra. heavy.
wide cord, in straight and cross
stripes, to be sold for. 10 Z,"c.
White Check Muslin, the DC; Knd'
to be sold for .."..:..'.'','.';-
lOc. White India Linen, to be soId
for, per yard ..................:..9
Curtain Muslin, l yard wide. reai
value &c. a yard. 10 be sold FOR, a.
White Woven Dotted Swiss, the 29c.
grade. TO be sold for............:S l-3c.
C4-inch White Organize, real Value
zoe. a yard, to be sold, per yard ior
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-04

Real Fine Dlmitles. In Black
grounds, Navy Blue grounds with
White figures, dots. and stripes;
White grounds with beautiful floral
designs, dots, and stripes; real lOc
value, per yard .....................oc
American Made organizes. beauti'
full figure. regular II l-2c. value, TO be
sold, per yard Observation-Disclosures c.
Real Fine English DimIties. in beetle
finish, In beautiful patterns, worth
l6 2-3 and zoe. yard, TO be sold for
IL lie.
100 pieces Of Real Fine Imported
French organizes, the patterns are
handsome, the regular 25c. grade, to
be sold. per yard communicable i-Zc.
Solid Color Lines, for ladies' skirts
and boys pants. real value Zoe. yard,
TO be sold for ............,......i IL i-~c'
Madras Percale yard wide. worth
TIC. yard, TO be sold for MINIMIZE.
Persian Lawn. the 19c. grade. to be
SOLD TOT ..........''' 49, $3.50
White India Linen, 40 inches wide,
real value 17c. yard, to be sold per
XurQ, IOF - 49,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-04
SUFFOLK.
A Mania for Murder-Feeling Runs
High.

SUFFOLK VA. June Especial. }
Willie Briggs (colored) was arrested to-
day and placed in Nansemond county Jail,
and on Wednesday next he will be exam
med as to his mental condition. Briggs
has a mania for murder, having attempted
20 kill several persons. The last man he
attacked seized "A saw and slashed Briggs
with 1t, making severe wound.
John Ray MallOy (cOlored), who has
been confined i'm Nansemond county jail
for several days for safe-keepng' will
on Monday be taken TO Isle of Wight
Courthouse TO be examined on a charge
of making a criminal assault on lady
named Barlow. Feeling is quite strong
against Malloy, although 1t is not known
that he Is the guilty party.
News was received here tonight OF a
murder which occurred in Len0ir county,
N c.. few days ago. The victim was
named Twitty, and was shot from am
bush Jealousy was the cause. The prln-
cipals are white. Several arrests have
been made,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-04
CREME.
Masonic Officers Eiected-RObbery
and Attempted Arson.

CREWE. VA, June .-(special.)-At a
regular communication of Crewe Lodge,
No. l25. A. +. and A. NJ. held last night,
the following officers were elected for the
ensuing Masonic year: w. j. Sewers,
worshipful master; J. G. Price. senior
warden; r. J. Ceilings, junior warden;
n. w. Noteworthy, treasurer; c. II.
Downs. secretary.
Night before last an attempt was made
to burn the bank and T. u. divers store
Kerosene-oil was poured on the floor OF
the hall and set on fire. but by. some
means the fire went out. The cash drawer
IN the office Of the bank was broken
open and some small change taken out
a negro how about IS years old. named
Alvin Jackson. has been arrested, and
confessed TO opening the cash drawer.
but denies any connection with the fire.
IL is thought that he will make a fun
confession and inplicate others.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-04
SUMMER ExCURsToN RATES,

Via r., r. & r. II. n. and Connections
20 Atlantic City, Niagara, Bar Har-
bor, Newport, AdirondscI<s, Thou
sand Islands, White Mountains, ana
Other Northern and Eastern Re-
sorts.
Round-trIp summer excursion tickets ct
low rates, on sale June LIST TO September
3Oth good until October 3lst, 10 all the
principal northern and eastern summer
resorts, including many points In Canada.
SHE Pennsylvania Railroad Summer Ex-
cdrsion- Route Book, containing hundreds
of attractive mountain. lake. and ocean
resorts, can be seen. and tickets procured
at ticket-ofilce, Byrd-Street Station, or at
Richmond Transfer Company, sO5 east
Main street. w. j. TAfIoh'
Traffic Manager.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-04
DEATHS,

RAITLEBACH.-Died at the residence
OF her parents in Henrico. near Barton
Heights, at 7:30 Il. NJ. Saturday June
1899. ROSA LEE ELIZABETH, the eldest
daughter OF Joseph and Blucie Raiueodc-,
aged IL years and 10 days.
Sad, silent, and dark be the tears tha'
we shed,
AS the night dew that falls on the era"
DER her head.
But the night dew that falls, though
silence IL wceps,
Shall brighten with yerdure the grave
where she sleeps,
And the tears that We shed, Though 10
secret IL rolls,
Shall long keep her memory green 10 0-'
souls.
Funeral notice hereafter.
Newport News papers please copy
sILVERwoOD. Died. in Kineeo-
w. Va, May 81 1899 HERBERT PAi W.
MORE. only child Of Claude X ana pa
Kellam Sherwood; aged - months
% days.
STAINBACK.-Died, June 90. at De-"
NJ, after a lingering Illness. az me
dence OF hts mother, No, ~ We -s.
street, CHARLES MADISON, the 81
est son or Mrs. NJ. r. Stdlhpdch ". AZ
late r. l.. Stainback, in the 2oth year
his age. ,.-,.s.
Funeral MONDAY, the 5th, az CO
Street Baptist church. at O'Clock r.
Interment at Petersburg.
WARREN. -Died. at the residenes, o. -
his parents. No. 20s east CLAY street,
day. June 2 1899, at u NJ, BEkNA '.li...,.
son OF Andrew J. and Sadie A. "''''
aged 2 years ? IL months. ,..,
Funeral from residence SUNDAY Jun
4th. az 4:30 Il. Nj.
WASH. Died. June sd, az sl2 =,
CARLYLE HOLMAN. youngest cn'', %
Lucius II. and Trannie Il. WASH 's'N
months and days. .l-
Funeral VIII take place from thv mus
sssnnda,1 AFTERNOON at 4 O'Clock ~
ssrment IN River view. Friends ana
duain,anSes Of the family are 'n''''O
attend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-04

Ladies' Tan Drop-Stitched Hose ioc'
value, for ........... .''''''''''''''.'
Ladies' Plain Black Hose, stances
double heels and toes. 1jc. value .IoS'
ladies' nc. Balbriggan Hose, double
sole, high-spliced heel, guarantee a
combination Egyptian cotton 70 s 5e
sold for .......... ...::....'''',. -,
Ladies' 19c. Black Hose, extra nou I
BILE heel and spliced toe warrah.os ~
fast Black, to be sold for. Ill; 49,. 80 80
Ladies' Black Hose, with w mlle ne
3-thfeau heFi anu IL lie.
soIu ior D,,ro WHITE Drop-Stitched
Laue "a ,,aI,,a for ....12 iZc.
Soc. Ladies silk-Finished lds ,e a bsr-
briggan Hose ; ~. - heavy
Ladies PIC. Black Hose; extra ae tos
superior quality, spliced heel anu Ike I3c'
Hermsdorf dye, Tor
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-04
The Progress of Modern Railroad
TruVeI.

The Southern Railway has added to its
Washington and Southwestern Limited
trains. Nos 81 and 49, Pullman Sleeping
Cars, with Observation End, to be placed
on rear of these palatial trains and ope-
rated daily between New York and At
lanta. The Observation Cars are added
for the comfort and convenience OF
patrons Of these trains, and all passengers
will be permitted to use them, even should
they have space In other cars. The Wash
ington and Southwestern Limited trains,
Nos 81 and SO, already famous for speed
and magnificent eQuipment-Dning-Ca
Service, through Sleeping Car arrange
merts. etc, between New York Wash
ington. Virginia points. and all points
South and Southwest, with the addition Of
Observation Cars--are complete in every
particular. Trains from Richmond via
Southern railway make connection at
Danyllle and Charlotte. with the above
mentioned train, 10 and from all points
n the South and Southwest
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-04
SUMMER TOURIST RATES
Via Southern Railway, Commencing
June LIST and Continuing Until Sep
TENDER 30, 1890.

The Southern railway will sell Summer
Excursion tickets to the various resorts
and watering places located on its lines,
as well as on the lines of It's connections,
at greatly reduced rates-West Point
Otterburn Springs. Chase City, Hickory
Marion, Blowing Rock, Asheville, Tryon
City, Hot Springs. and many other re-
sorts reached via the Southern railway
The above tickets will be valid for re-
turn passage until October 81, 1899. For
further information, Summer Homes
Folders. etc, apply TO any agent of South
ern railway, Richmond Transfer Com
pany. or c. w. Westbury. Travelling Pas
senger Agent Richmond, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-04
WEEKEND RATES
Via Southern Hallway, One Fare for
Round Trip.

beginning with June 3, 1892 and con-
tinuing Saturday and Sunday of each
week during the summer months. until
and including September 2ith, the South
ern railway will sell tickets, Richmond
20 Chase City and return, and Richmond
TO Keysvile and all intermediate sta
tions, at one fare for the round trip.
A special rate Of 81 for the round trip
will apply between Richmond and West
Point. The above tickets will be good.
returning, Monday following date of sale.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-04
StiII They Come.

We easily disposed OF our Secondhand
Pianos last week. and this week we have
about ten Pianos which have come In
from renting patrons. These Pianos Will
be sold very cheap. You will reap the
benefit OF the rent money. Look them
over, for they are bargains. Among them
fare some nrst-class Pianos. WALTER
ID. MOSES e. CO., 1905 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-04
The Richmond Transfer Company rs
m Pubifc Convenience

Parties leaving the city for their sum-
mer homes will save a great deal Of time
and trouble by purchasing their tlcSets
at our office and having their baggage
checked from residence, or hotel. 10
destination. We will also store your bag
gage and furniture at reasonable rates
RICHMOND TRANSFER CO.,
S. II. Bowman General Manager
800 east Main street
Office phones, old and new, 46.
: Stable phones. old. 4S7: new. 900
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-04

Ladies' zoe. Fancy Hose with Black
boots, colored tops, in all shades, to
be sold for .....................i2 i-2c.
Ladies' 25c. Black Hose velvet fin
ish. extra double sole, high-spliced
heel and toes, for ................,,,i'c
Ladies' soc. French I.isle Hose,
double heel and toes, Hermsdorf dye.
for 25c
Ladies' SOC. Fancy Hose. stripes
and polka-dots, to be sold forr..25c
Ladies' SOC. Superior Lisle-Thread
Hose spliced heel and toe, Rembrandt
or drop-stitched ribbed, Hermsdorf
dye ....,........ .,.......''''''''''''''-" c'
The best IL &c. Hose in the world
for boys and girls can be found here.
They are double knee. heel. and toe.
Other merchants are charging 2Oc. for
the same Hose.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-04
nacLley Pianos. Haclxley Pianos.

Owing TO delay In not being able TO
get these popular Pianos from our fac
tory 10 supply late demands, we wish
to announce that our stock of them is
now complete.
Lowest terms and prices that can be
offered.
cHAsE-HACKLEY PIANO CO.
Successors 10 Chase Bros. Piano Co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-04

Would you like to be packed away?
We'll, old man, possibly for the commu-
nifty 1t might be a good thing. but you
might compromise for the present by
buying one of those Moth-Proof Cedar
Chests from Sydnor & Hundley (ahaD
and presenting it to the good wife to
store away the winter clothing.