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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-19
JUS SYCLE s son Second and Broad Streets

10 the town: and the bacteriOloSist pro-
nounces this water unusually good.
Such are the facts and conditions. Cor
respondence indicates that the great ma
ioritv of cadets will return: four, ana
only four have been definitely with
drawn. Basing action upon the Judgment
Of the medical authorities. and upon the
ACCOMMODATING resolution of the Board Oh
Visitors. ff IS announced that academic
duties will be resumed on the 18th IN
slant. cadets are required 20 report De
tween the 9th and 2Sth instant.
ACTION OF BOARD OF NlSlIOltS
THE Board Of visitors of Virginia Mlll-
tarv Institute having heard the reports
of superintendcnt Of the institute ana or
fbo stote Board Of Health. detailing the
causos which. IN their opinion. la to the
outbreak of typhod-fever during the
mouth of october. 1899; and. having given
eaiI reports the most careful consldera-
tior ana basiug their action upon saia
yarorts and also upon the professional
cririop Of DR. Reid White. the post sur
oror ara of the opinion that acade mic
and military exercises Of the IN tllute
can now be safely resumed. 1t Is the'e-
fore -,,+o,da,, Of
t,, institute be directed 20 communicate
,,t, oninion 10 the parents or guaIullLl5,
If cadets. and the action OF tne
-, Yours very truly $780,.
SCOTT SHIP, superintendent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-19
Green BAY Leaves

GREEN BAY. VA" November l'.r'3 ,,,,,
cial,-AIiss Lena p. Rowiett' OF 'li'S
Mace who has been spending sever -
1.eoks with her cousin, Miss Betue A.
t,.r,I.,,,v Of Crewe has returned nome.
fIon George w. Hardy SuptliL sl,' AZ.
81 Schools of Lunenburs county, w W. 10 a.,
been unite sick for seVeral immune
much improved. - o., of the second
AUDITORS Office. your cill f,r,fi,,
enending several days VIZ -'i'
here has returned 20 klcnnlonN, ~
Mrs Frank c. Gerbel OF fa5 siic, ~ '''
a. visiting relatives near VIC pr been
~ ,Sise LAME l.. Jones, VINO mas s.icn5
.-',,dire- several weeks WIN het l. 6as
aire q u Thornton, OF MaH'ne''0i'
returned home. =. 90 the Southern rail-
- vrbo has been stationed ~ 80, u,i
WY NJ ~. eoveral weeks. has return - ".
~ and Mrs. ". VI. Richardson, oA tb S.,iir
, Hlr' ~" nm attend the wedding OF tmoiI
p'a1,, Hfr Willie Richardson WIZ
hgRht W. Mace in the Methodist cnurcn
" re~rnviile Va. on Neuhe7u's N'5"'
~. e5g If November vv,.h
M IT. f,red Is. Rhodes ana VIE. OF ~, ~
IL, ,t. II q who have been on q VIZ. "
Histo, ,',,hn-lee 4 March. near mere return
LIE X-"shtueton yesterday. g..
eo a. 'tiaien NJ. owen. Of this place. -
H..ss T~is~1s in Farmville. va.
IRE tobacco crop IN TINS scion - ~,
.idrred very good, ana lhuoh - D''"s
placed on the market
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-19
TO REOPEN THE INSTITUTE.
General Shipp Issues an Order Re-
assembling the Cadets.

The outbreak Of typhoid-fever at the
Virginia Military Institute having been
successfully overcome. General Scott
Ship the superintendent, has ordered
that the academic duties be resumed on
! Tuesday. the 2Sth instant
General Ship promulgates the report
Of the state Board of Health giving inc
causes of the propagation of Nphoiu-
germs OF the institute. and follows the
report with the following order:
SuDerntendents once,
virginia Military Institute,
Lexington. Va. November Is, 1899.
The report Of the Board Of Health is
predicatcd upon the personal inspection
of DIS. Martin and Irving: upon the re-
mort of bacteriOlOgiCal analysis by DR. j..
! 4. Levy. of Richmond. and upon the re-
port of DIS j. Staige Davis and W. \.
Lambeth. of the University of Virginia,
who were sent here by the president OIL
the Board Of Hath, 20 Inspect and report
The report Of the board herein given SITS
forth the cause of the injection. mere
commentators of the report, designed
to effect the removal OF the cause anu
the restoration of the premises 60 their
usual healthful condition. are in process
Of thorough execution, and The work viii
be completed 10y the 2lst instant. and
: i'm accordance with the instructions OF
the board.
TIE TROUBLE REMEDlED.
The flow of water through the con-
domned conduit pipe has been cut of,
the epieots over the stoop sinks have
baen removed. so that the water can TO
longer be drawn at these places; the sl'p
sinks have been renewed. and they now
/ discharge into new. properly trapped
and vented drain. separate and distinct
from the storm-water drain; the point OF
discharge Of the drain has been carried
far down the steep blun north Of BAR
racks. TWO f0rm-aldebyde gas engines
baxe been procured. and the quarters of
cadets. ana rooms USED by tnein' nave
been thoroughly disinfected; the storm
vater drain. into which the slop drain
/ formerly discharged. has been flushed out
with a strong solution OF the chloride Oh
lime
The president OF the Board OF Health
and the surgeon of the institute state
that. SO far as human wisdom can fore
/ see and provide. cadets may safely return
I'm ten DAVIS In the past sixty years or
the life of the institute there has nev y
, been an epidemic. except OF measles ana
Influenza. I'm this most lamcntable ep.-
deric through which we have Just passed
there were thirteen cases-tWo oeatns
Two. and only two, of these thirteen
oosoe developed after cadets left here
ON 10th Of October this gives some
ground for the belief that the force Of
The infection had expended itself The
ground that was cxcavated for the re-
| tanning wall for a new roadway now lies
hurled under heaps OF fresh clay.
The sick in the hospital are an con
valescent, and by the 23d Of November
all Of them will have gone on leave. 4
large force OF hands has ben constantly
-, ,corl, I'm ard ~. the barracks. and
tho property ho "aarded n,sht an" az
DAY by tho ere mas DC" 49,
sickness Of an. 4,,ot-
Our water Is rom the ..,on
that supplies thl wn 81 49,
through the mains that deliver ""'e'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-19

,-o.l+.l l,. ara, ,.,.,,., ~r,-,or,f,tlv enorlph
~ ...,,I,. tlo ,-.a.fs ~ tbo t~-tifution
Tha Stock m the harm MAS much adj
r,lr..l ,.r,..f.ll,. w. Cr. cali even bv MI.
rlel,t lt,.,.,,, ~ fofs CIV THE hogs.
ttirt,. 10, ,,,,,ie, Win evidentlv SUNNY
..,.,,-.t, l..,..., for Tia moods of the re-
tl...,......,.,. f.. . ,-..,
,rba t.rarrs ON tho farm. as well as
tba lovs of tho institution. Wee engaged
f., sforirp me corn CROP The number OF
l.,,.Ie ,ruI Ie very large. The crop
-.-,,.t ,.lt re.a.c,fratcl, eetir17tcd. as the
,,.-i- 80. I,.,,.es-ino has NOT Sufficiently
.........
,rs.r. .,rs = e0s acres I'm The farm A
...'...., '..'flo l'o,,fer at IN is wooded. 1t
ID. tYl.I fv no bo,s and hired labor and
d.. .I...,. tln.nf. President Smyth says
h., ,.... o. rranarer very much. as he
i,..,..lf te moi "a f.rtnrr. The farm lies
I.,,ttf,n, Afucn OF II ls low-gr0und.
tb. resi- SLIGHTLY rolling. Nearly an the
Iang f- the eIf of Mr.. Coils j. Hunting
ror. fh. rest was Obtained 10y purchase.
,rnore is 81 balance OF $3.50 Que on the
land. 10 De paid iu Sis years.
will. ASK STATE AID.
,.-.....,,r,. receives no State aid
,......'- t,~astGcnt Smvth will ask the
'.. f.ei-iatnr. to appropriate $4,000
mess 49,. ~ rr,clinq buildings.
,-- fI.. ,,arusi raining school
... ,N il.,. l,o,,ncl If I.vuchburg has
....'-. ,a commend no. the Legislature
.Fst the aid solicited be extcnded. Pres
Ideut smy,h says chat within The past
... months Did. has had application for the
s,o''.-.on Of scventy-nve or eighty boys
TO- he home. He is not yet ready to
aooommoda,o them. lie has also been
asked by Washington corrective msti-
tuition TO take charge of the minors COM
r,.tIll to ID. SID much per capita per
month being paid him for dong so. This
proposition win probably Dee accepted
later on. when the accommodations are
Iuc Governor and his party we're served
wth au excellent lunch before leaving.
EaIbooued shoat WIN the traditional
red apple in Dis mouth roast , TURKEY ,. , ane
cranberry sauce ana NOT -Hln'V PIES W.
features oil what was. in It"l'! mort
au old Virginia country dinner than Il
fashionable luncheon. ..... ,.,.,.oo tho
Allef 'h' 80 80 dinner
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-19
Our Children'S ClOakS
Cannot Be Surpassed.

Infants Long Cream Cloaks, with cape
trimmed I'm silk. soutache braid and en-
br0idcry. only 81.
Infants Long Cream Cashmere Cloaks,
with skirt and cape embroidered, worth
$50. for $50.
Infants Long Cream Bedford Cord
Cl0aks. with sailor collar trimmed In rib
bon and embroidered ruile, would De
cheap az $50: Monday $50.
Infants Long Cream Cashmere Cloaks,
with square yoke trimmed with satin
ribbon. silk braid ana ruiile of embroid-
cry. only So.
Infants Long cream Clo2ks' WIN point
ei COLLAR. trimmed with silk braid, skirt
and cape embroidered. only $i.7o.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-19
4 NEW REFORMAT0RY
VISIT TO THE NEGRO INSTITUTION
IN HANOVER COUNTY.
GOVERNOR AND PEHITEHIlBRY BOARD
These officials Inspect The HuiIdings
ana GrOunds-An IntcreSttng DAY
standardization VIII BE Made
for state Aid.

Governor T,far and Nes.rs Arthur
tto.-.,.. ..... ID ,.n..-.rr,.n. ol The
-.e. .,. t,.,,-..toa,,.
l.'@, Ia. ...-'..-l-..,.. ,.o...r-
.... ,. .....'.,.,.. and fr.'l-
49,. o.. tp. >...r. I.....-r...t.... recently
,-tu.t., fn.r. -.. n.t.-.0r-s rri-
49,. e.-..-.r. Mr. Bon D.. oue1. and a
,...-,-.b verl,.r y.f. .I.. tr Iu. party.
l,lll-ei ronr lIurrnl. oI tl. p.ut.aliarg
lscerG was TO have gone. .lt u.. I th.
800
S~l.lfoot John d. smytl met tle
..,. a. rn. station. anna tuo visitors
.r.,..., tv.a mile. t9 t1e r..ul....9Iy.
c,,.ruor anu tle directors wue
. .,l,.r through the llIoiH-s al.
.,l.r a.d th.n driven oyDi tnc i.fm.
FINE LOCATION.
gt. relormat0ry is uca1riNly i'..le1
tf.. t-a size OF The ol. Carer Ni'. '"'
,i. --.Iioa having once 9een ,Ae llo-
,.-+t 3D.. f.e Carter family. The Dul-D-
- ..r fr any way .mg l-s, Dag
.,-.,,...,. tnere com oft aAo
ssl.t......v. Tine ola fNe-room o"r--
inc b.. ...4 changed o. eight room b
o.. ott.- ike President Sml 90 ana i"o
t.f-.. Ind bows. Tncre gie only sefe"
~ ILL.,. I.rt.r vlev are ool0rci minors
...f..l.e 90. fna ululteuil8rt, bat sfah.-
. ...II-lor.I r.rgous. The rest oi lh-t
,...,. a.. b.. served out at tae Ie.or-na-
-..r ,rre r..D..e and INls quarters
of ,to b.vs were inspected -4reinIt- --t
.'.Itore wore impro -el with tne otaH-
...ss and comfort everywhere els-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-19
CIOakS and CapeS at
Very Low Prices.

Twenty-Five Ladies' Heavy Black Beaver Kersey Cd IN
Short Cloaks for only
Ladies' Light Chocolate Brown, and Black hersey Coats
sikned throughout double breasted strap seams round cut
t fSye o s4a bargain Tor 20 Mona. .'. $500
Chrens Golf Capes rich paid lining PLAID hoods with sod
color yokes plaid skirt fringe of coors BAR ~
gain IS, for Monday only pO.OU
Kersey short round cut doubebreaed two rows
well made would be cheap $500 Tor M
Monday and as long they last DC.OO
Ladies' Misses Golf Cape with rich plaid lining In all
coos plaid hoods with solid color skirts to be sold c. M
Monday special r.. -, ~
300 Ladies Plush Capes from oerstoced manufacturers VINO
sold them to regardless of their COST not one OF them
worth less than 50 to $40 the 81 80 tn $1,000
prices. 49, - :,
Fine Melton Beaver Ladies' Tailor Made Coats all silk lined
throughout stitched all around in Light Tan Chocolate brown
Navy Blues Black This coat intended to sell Tor So "a
for Monday and long they last .........:.. "
100 SAMPLE Golf Capes in all shades about fifteen
styles to select FROM every one OF them So so to $3.50
=
so Capes neatly trimmed in BRAID jet and fur 81 so
necai sale Of Sample Goats s2 worth nearly double
Fifty samples of Cloth Capes, perfect every "a on
Special sale of Childrens Coats, spl to SD
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-19
MISS PEAY TO WED.
She VIII BECOME the bride of Mr. >
T.. &. Cosby Tuesday Evening.

The wedding OF Miss Ivy Belle Peay
and Mr.. Joseph H. G.. Cosby will occur
Tuesday afternoon at o'clock al Cen
tenary Methodist church. Rev. Dr.
Tudor viii ohiciate.
The bride. her maid Of honor and her
bridesmaids. viii an be ROBBED I'm white
and viii carry white chrysanthemums.
Miss Lula Curtis Peay. sister ~ the
bride. viii De maid of honor and Misses
Jeanne Guthln Philips. Sallie Louise
Walthau. Florence Knowles, Matte
Neale. the bridesmaids. Mr. Henry y.
Vaughan viii Doe best man. Percy W.
Pcay. y. Russell Wills. vs.. t. Nartlner'
Hester wilkinson. Dr. a. C. Franklin
Or. B. Bridgeforth, T. Conway Naien-
tine and j. II. Biuford Peay will act as
ushcrs.
The bride has been for several years
associated with the public schools Of this
city having been popular and eiilclen M
teacher at Springfield and west hnd
schools. The groom IS highly-esteeme1
travelling salesman in the employ Oh
Fleishman, Morris ~ co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-19
Infants Short Cream ClOakS,

Infants Short Cream Cloaks. with en-
broiderod cape. only 81; real value S-75.
Infants Short Cream ClOaks. square
braid. with embroidered caps over sleeves,
only Si25.
Infants Short Cream Cashmere Cloaks,
with skirt and cape embroidered, only
$3.50.
Infants Short Cream BedfOrd-COrd
Cloaks. sailor collar trimmed with satin
ribbon and rufics of embroidery only
81 -.
Infants Short Cream Bedford Cord
Cloaks. square yoke trimmed with satin
ribbon and pearl buttons, with ruiiies over
shoulder only $25J.
Infants short Cream Cashmere Cl0aks.
square yoke. trimmed with satin ribbon
and silk braid and deep rufle OF embroid-
cry. only SO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-19
Stylish Dress Goods.

Exceptionally interesting values, resulting from special cash
purchasing.
3G-inch Wool Plads beautiful coors close twill, NEc
well worth SOC yard for Monday %ON'
orom spes SeTs er yn n width m an De SOFA TO- 29C
The Gray Homespun Cheviot, just the kind EO-
paying 75c yard for Monday OVS'
over e e R5s o ce a' p sg yafd ana BIC
5i-inch Heavy Cheyiot, for tailor-made suits, ST.
sads PG ss osR qt Ghsy9 R v all Soc
Zebine Pads, fully worth S150 yard extra WIDE for OQC
Monday. 0CO'
700, The n Bsy2 9 Bias ou9 G0rd r full S none vla 75C
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-19
Linens Especially for
Fancy Work at Half Price.

Thread Cambria for handkerchief. 10
inches wide. only SO. per yard.
Linen Lawn. Sc inches wide. dressed
and undrCssed. only SOC. per yard.
Pure Linen Lawn, a inches wide, only
2Jc
Butchers Linen, SO inches wide, only
2Ie.
Butchers Linen, - inches wide, only
go.
Extra quality Butchers Linen. As inches
wide % &c
irish Linen. extra quality. So inches
wide. only 15c.
Fine Extra Quality Irish Linen 50 inches
wide. only 81 1-2c.
Extra Quality Fine Irish Linen, So inches
wide, SOC. per yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-19
Blankets and Heavy Quilts
70 RE SOLD TOMORROW AT REGARDLESS PRICES.

TO BE SOLD TOMORROW AT REGARDLESS PFULES.
% pairs White Wool Blankets that sold for $125 pair 1914 for
SO BARS German Wool Blankets that sold for $3.50 pair for
Monday, $3.50 pair. ~
% pairs White Wool Blankets that sold for $3.50 pair,
Mondays price sI75 pair
Special sale White Gray Red Atwood Sample Bl9rIots some
slightly soed s3.4S to $3.50 pair every yorthdou !e
to1nOrrow-25c, Great
will Get The stock large can't begin to mention items
Here few of them
Full-Size Comforts well filled, price SOC
Large Size Comforts, filled with best cotton price 0Sc
Large Size Saeen- Covered Comforts price SrS0.
Extra ageSze Comforts covered both sides with French
Sateen price SI0S.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-19
Black Dress Goods.

Values and prices that will astonsh you tomorrow
54inG , AWO0 Cloth good Black fully worth 8O' Coo.
Another lot Of those Black Blister Crepons that sold well
last week. will be on sale Tor this week. lney are ''c soc.
, 5Gnoh Black Rough co%e' Serge that are worth 81 75C.
Heavy twill B,as5 Golf Serge gf suns SO inches SIPS
TTss] 3o qP o5 Serge 50 Inches WIDE SlOO
Black Astrachan 50 inches wide $3.50 yard
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-19
A Silk Sale.

Special attractions for Mon
days sale:
Heavy White Hemstitched Taffeta,
worth s. yard, for Monday. SGD.
Colored Tadeta silks. all shades, soc.
kind: Monday for 6Dc
Black Satin Duchess. % inches wide. the
kind that sells for Sl2j yard, Monday
0Gc.: the 81 kind for 73c. yard.
MORE silks. evening shades, soc. grade
for 3Dc.
crepe &c Chine Silks, all new shades,
TIC.
81 Corded Tanetas. for Monday, 75c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-19
Baby Caps.

Children's Corded SILK Caps, with To-
settle of mousseline only 25c.
Children's silk Embroidered Caps on
81 pc
Childrens silk Embroidered Caps, with
rosette only 80.
Childrens silk Embroidered Caps, with
rosette of uet and ribbon. only SOC.
Children's Heavily Embroidered Caps.
with lace and ribbon trimmings only 10c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-19

SPECIAL-Homstitch Pillow-Cases,
50Xs6. fully worth @9c. FOR Monday, 20.
SIECIAL-N Hcmstitched Sheets, fun
size for Monday. GO.
SPECIAL BARGAIN.-S2 White Bed
spread. in Marseiles pattern, already
hemmed for use. 10 be- sold for 81.
5000 yards English Outing Flannels, in
dark and medium cOlOrs fun value 5 l-3c.
yard for Monday, Bic.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-19

so dozen Towels. large and medium
sizes. with colored borders, plain and
fringed best sold for u lie; your choice
at Zoe.
Butcher Linen. 1 yard wide. sold for
59c.: Mondays price, Csc.
SPECIAL BARGAIN FOR MONDAY.
Heavy Gray. White, and Red Twilled
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-19

Secretary Mckee requests the Dispatch
10 announce that the association mems
meeting. addressed by Roy. J. Minor
Wilbur. Of Baltimore. in which the Tissot
paintings by stercOpucon views will be
used viii De a. o'clock this afternoon
and not az g. as announced in the con-
venton programme. Rev. Mr.. Wilbur
viii speak 20 boys only at 3 o'clock and
no men will be admitted 20 this meeting.
Likewise. boys under is years OF age will
not bee admitted 20 the mems meeting.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-19

Ladies' Scarlet Wool Vests, regular
price 81. now Sc.
Ladies' Natural Gray Wool Vests ana
PANTS -. worth 81.
Ladies' Fine Jersey Ribbed Vests, nom
shrink lle 81.
Ladies' Combination Suits. 50c.
Ladies' Ail-Woal Combination Suits, 81.
ChIlreu's Union Suits, 80.
Infants Fine Shirts. aIl sizes, %5c.
Misses Union Suits. 90.
Infants Ribbed shirts. buttoncd down
front 10.
Boys rleece-Lined shirts and Drawers,
pc
The largest stock of Ccntlemen's and
Boys Underwear in the city
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-19
,o,v IL Cutting Teeth

-, and use that old and well-trled
he sur 11~s W,nslow's Soothing Syrup.
Iei'eu snIrsr teething. 10 soothes the
lGf soS,ens the gums. ailays all pain.
cilliu' Ind collie. and is the best remedy
~, errhoea. Twenty-Five cents bottle.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-19
Lace Curtains, POrtiercS,
and Upholstery Goods.
Another week we VII oher you great values.

Chenille and Damask Portieres. worth
$3.50 pair; for Monday. $3.50.
Damask Portieres. sold $50 pair; for
Monday, pair, 1925.
CSC. Curtain Net. 1 yard wide, for Mon
day, = l-3c. yard.
Vestibule Lace, - and zoe. yard, worth
double.
Heavy Brocatelle, for furniture covers,
that sold for Zoe yard, Monday soc.
Suk-Finlshed Brocatelle. that sold for
sl.2J yard, Monday, 75c.
SILK Velour, that sold FOR 81 yard. Mon
day, TJc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-19

Cards. Bil-Heads. Statements. Letter
- Note-Heads, Circulars. Handbills
podeers. &c. printed b. the Dispatch
1,Nn|yanv al low prices. VIII give you
'.o.,d work AT the same prices you pay for
inferior work. Send us your orders and
we win guarantee satisfaction in every
particular
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-19
Ladies' Wrappers.

Ladies' Flannellette Wrappers, with
yoke back and front. tight pleated back.
full front trimmed with rufiies OF solid
colors and braid. only $40.
Extra Heavy Flannellette Wrappers, In
fancy light shades pointed yoke back and
front. with pointed rallies over sleeves,
trimmed with braid. only $3.50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-19

Flannel, that sold for 99c yard Mondays
price 25c.
Bleached Table Linen, yards wide, sold
for SOC. yard, for Mondays special only
SOC.
Extra Large Size Dinner Napkins. that
sold for $780, Mondays special, 81 dozen
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-19

TWELFTH AND CLAY STREETS,
open daily from 4. NJ. 10 ) 4. Nj.
Admission, Is cents. Free on Saturdays.
NH lilly
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-19

You never know what form Of blood
poison will follow constipation. Keep the
liver clean by using DeWitts Little Early
Riscrs and YOU will avoid trouble. They
are famous little pills for constipation
and liver and bowel troubles. Bodeker
Rrns II A Million.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-19

IS pairs Lace Curtains, three
yards long, full width, worth
ST pair, for Monday, SOC.
70 pairs White Lace Curtains, yards
long. tape all around. beautiful patterns,
for Monday, pair sc.
100 pairs Lace Curtains. - yards long.
extra wide beautiful patterns, woven
edges, sold for 81 pair, for Monday, pair
81.
70 pairs Extra-Fine Net Curtains, extra
wide. woven edges, worth So a pair; for
Monday, 200.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-19
~ ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
GOVERNOR BOB TAYLOR.
GLOVE, LAUGHTER, AND SONG"
4 prMpKIN PATTY.

Reserved seats beginning Wednesday.
22d 1 p. NJ. only twenty season tickets
lei 40 ll-F sun, W&F4t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-19
The 7ou Dry Goods S0,p uAus %
GENERAL AMID NEWS FOR our MONDAY PATRONS
Dr fHa uMiIHnd
amt
Linens, Sheets and DOmcStiCS.


mighty n largan-g
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-19
nn.wING-ROOM RECEPTIONS

At THE JEFFERSON. BY MRS. CA
Cur MISS PACE. AND MISS PLEA
SAINTS. beginning NOVEMBER 18TH. at
- n Double tickets. s.; single tickets.
81 For information 5os east Franklin or
iW west Franklin street no 2s-lt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-19

No less than los people assembled the
tower of the city Hall yesterday. Il was
"a record-breakIng day. and The visitors
REGISTERED from all parts OF the country.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-19
A Wool Underwear Sale.

Grand and elorous bargains i0T you omon0w BE carly I"
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Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-06-10

had just seated myself at the table
in the tearoom of a down town dry
goods store the other day when a well
dressed man came in with three little
children. two girls and boy. Motto
ing carelessly that the children were
not dressed quite SO well as the man
who had charge of them, l wondered a
little. l observed they took places near
the table where l was seated.
''Now be sure you all behave proper
ly and eat enough" the man said, ''and
don talk. -
Then he ordered all sorts of things
for them, and very hungry they SEEM
ed, toe, eating most elaborate lunch
con, while the man tasted nothing.
Along about ice cream time | heard
him say, "Sit guiet minute, and I will
come back. Then he slipped out in the
crowd near the railing and went down
the elevator In short time the head
waiter came up to. the table and asked
anxiously of the happy trio:
Nv hen is your papa coming back p"
''Ob, he isn't our papa" chorused
the joyous three 1--WE don't know who
be is. He Just asked us when we were
looking in the windows if we wanted
good dinner, and we said yes, and he
said. Come along, then, and brought
us mp here Then the children went
down the elevator and the house charged
something to the off side of the ac-
connts Chicago Times-Herald