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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-01

night TO cut out the bullet. In Cumber-
land county negro moonsnner was shot
and is seriously hurt.
1t is said the dispensary question will
be discussed at considerable length be-
fore the Legislature. Some more places
desire Il. Some which have It are well
satisfied with its workings.
The Democratic members Of the Legis-
lature will. on Tuesday night, hold a
caucus at which the Speaker OF the
House and various officials will be agreed
on.
Some of the Fusionists are making a
clean breast of what they know OF their
party's management OF affairs during the
past two years, and the Legislature VIII
have in hand much material for inyesti-
cation.
The officials here swear they know no
; thing of any charges against United
States District Attorney Claude Bernard.
About a month ago his office was nves-
tigated by Special Agent Chalmers of the
Department Of Justice. BERNARD Ia verv
sensitive. He has been much worried
since the election, as there Is aoI n more
bitter Republican in the State.
The State to-day chartered the Ran
dolph Chair Company, OF ASHORE
The mass of the negroes appear ;.
well pleased at the result of the election
IN this State. They see an end OF. trouble.
They have not the slightest regard for,
or confidence 10. GeSernor Russell. and
say they see plainly to what condition
he and his administration have brought
them.
The Governor has prepared his mes
sage. II makes fifty typewriter pages.
and will be typewriter by Tuesday night.
J. II. McIver. who under former Peni-
tertiary Superintendent Leazar. was one
OF the best supervisors OF penitentiary
farms. Is reinstated by Captain w. III.
Day. the new Superintendent. and will
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be principa! assistant to Mr. j. r. Tillery,
TO whom, as stated, complete control OF
the farms is given. Next Monday an in
ventory Of the property. and in fact. OF
all assets AZ all the farms. will be made
There is absolutely no clue TO the muir
derer OF Thomas Lucas, the negro man
who was shot from ambush Thursday
night in this county as reported. No
motive can be discovered
For two weeks couple OF United States
secret Service detectives, one OF whom
has made many captures of criminals
, In Virginia. have been at work on a
,ounterfeiting case near Argo. In Nash
county They have bagged their game,
and four counterfeiters, all named King.
and Of the same family. are in Jail here.
quantity OF counterfeit silver half
dollars was found, and all their homes
were searched In one an Illicit distillery
was found. The men are tough looking
specimens
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ACROSS THE BORDER.
NEWS NOTES FROM THE NORTH
STATE CAPITAL
RECENT RAILWAY SALE.
Some DetaiIs-Wanted a Coal Out
Iet-Moonshiners-T Dispensary
Question-COunterfe Captured
Personal Notes.
Personal Notes.

RALEIGH, n. c., December Sl-tspe-
al.)-The North State Improvement
Company of Greensboro. which, in 1sSS.
undertook the task Of operating the Cape
Fear and Yadkin Valley railway, is out
over $4,000 For all its interest 1t gets
only $4,000 out Of the recent sale. II
built thirty-three miles of branch line.
The Glass A bondhclders OF the Cape
Fear and Yadkin Valley. 1t is figured.
lose 80 per cent; Glass b. 50, and Class C,
GO per cent. The Atlantic-Coast Line has
for years desired connection with the
Norfolk and Western. SO >as 70. handle
coar TfYS-h now gets. Its bid was.
therefore, not In collusion with the South
ern. though the relations between the
Coast-Line and the Southern have for
several years been particularly close.
Revenue officers made two raids this
week. Ir Moore county a moonshiner was
shot yesterday A physician went last
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THE BUSINESS YEAR OF
BLACK DRESS GOODS

winds up with doubled success. Some
part of the profit to our public to close
hundreds OF pieces now, and for good.
Direct, It will be loss, but thanktni
one TO you and US.
42-inch Handsome Imported Crepons, In
rich. new designs, that sold for ~
yard. This sale makes 'em Sl.5o.
50-inch Imported All-Wooi Soliels, Gre
pOns ,Jacquards, and Bayadere SUIT
ings, that sold for $l.25 yard, for Soc.
Elegant Black French Basket SuItings,
that were sl50 yard, Tor 'oc'
yard.
Black Atwood French Briliantines,
SOC. a yard.
Fine Black Finished Henrietta, ex-
ira high-class fabric, sold for Slfo
yard, for 81 now.
All-Wool Fine Black Henrietta: %
inches wide. made as the best ooc'
fabric ever sold. for 35c. yard now.
Atwood English Diagonal Cloths, that
were a bargain at 81, are zoe. now
FROM 9:i5 TO 1918 O'CLOCK
;Double-Fold Black Figured Soliel, an
elegant wearer and pretty locker, 2Oc.
usually, Sl-3c. a gard.
FROM 1895 TO 1906 O'CLOCK
Extra Fine Atwood Double-Fold Black
HenrHtta, that can't be matched
undeN 3jc. for lie. a yard.
THE MILLINERY DEPARTMENT
VIII make the effort OF its existence TO
dispose of stock. Your own price on most
any.
Handsome Colored Felt Hats % dozen
10 choose from, for 25c. each.
Chidren's Leather caps are only l9c.
each.
Every Feather and Quill in the house
can be bought at half of the price of
week ago.
All the Pattern Hats, French and do
nestle. are marked with one-thrd off
40
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SMALLPOX IN NORFOLK.
Thirty New Cnses. Have Been Dis
covered. IL IL said.

NORFOLK. VA. December SL-lSpe-
cial)-It IS reported about Norfolk that
thirty new cases Of smallpox have been
discovered here within the past few days
a number OF white people being included
among the patients Little fear IS felt
here because no deaths have as yet been
reported as having occurred among those
afflicted by the disease, which Is OF a
very mild type. The large Increase ok
new cases has. however, proved disquiet-
ing 10 the more timid. one new case,
that OF a liquor dealer named Travis. VINO
lives on Dartmouth street, In the West
End. has rather alarmed the people IN me
fashionable nelghborho0d who have been
rather disposed 10 believe that only me-
groes were susceptible 10 the presailins
disease.
The funeral OF Mrs Louisa ID. Byrnes
wife OF Surgeon j. c. ByrneS unite1
States navy. took place this morning a'
II o'clock from the residence No. lo4 i9.N
street. s.ad was largely attended lhe
service was conducted by Rev. DR. Gram
mer OF Christ Episcopal church. ana
Bishop A. NJ. Randolph, OF the Dioeease
OF Southern Virginia. The floral tributes
were very beautiful. The interment was
in Elmweod Cemetery.
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ON THE APPOMATTOX.
SUDDEN DEATH OF a PETERSBURG
LADY.
lHE PROPOSED FAIR COMMITTEE.
Cockade City's Mortnnry Record for
the Yesr-AccidentalIy Shot While
Hunting-Memorial Window to BE
UnveiIed-Briefs.

PETERSBURG. VA. December 81
Especially Mrs. Isabella ID. Herren.
widow OF Asa Herren. of Manchester.
died very suddenly this morning. at her
residence. on Shepherd street. She re-
tired last night In her usual health. This
morning about o'clock the attention OF
other members OF the family was at
tracted by her unusual breathing, and
they found her in dying condition. her
demise occurring soon Afterwards. the
esuit. II is supposed, OF heait-trouble.
Mrs. Herren was the sister OF Mrs. r..
+. Barham. and the mother OF Mr..
Robert Hughes. OF the index-AppeaI. She
was gentle, ioyable lady. and her death
will be regretted by large circle OF at
tached friends.
THE PROPOSED FAIR.
Under the authority given by the recent
Dneesiag OF citizens held TO consider the
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Several Thousand
Pairs Of Blank cts
give chances of special
prices without measure.

White All-Wo6l Blankets. extra fine
quality, that sold a week ago for $3.50
a pair, are $2.9S pair to-day.
White California Wool Blankets, that
were so a pair, are 1925 now.
White Wool Blankets. that sold UP to
49, are Sis.
White Fleeced Blankets that we sold
hundreds of at SSc.. for 59c. to-day.
Ia Very Heavy Gray Wool Blankets
. for $3.50 a pair now, besides many
others.
FROM 10 TO 1880
Extra Heavy White Blankets. nearly
400 in the lot, for 19c., to close.
ALL OF OUR COMFORTS,
that sold from $3.50 to $3.50 are a.75
All Of $50 to s225 Comforts are $50.
All the ChintZ- Covered Comforts that
sold from 80 to &c.. are &c. each.
WHITE SPREADS
AT A TREMENDOUS PRICE REDUC-
TIoN TO REDUCE STOCK.
4Sc. Hand-Woven Quilts are Bic. each.
The Toe. White Quilts are SEC; the 81
Quilts are Toe.
Handsome Marseilles Design Quilts for
CSC
Real Marseilles Quilts, that cost 1913 to
THE SHEET AND PILLOw-CASE
SELLING
will be of special interest, as our regular
stock has assumed enormous proportions,
and must be cut down.
Double-Bed Hemstitched Sheets for S9c.;
Extra-Large Size for 49c.
Plain Hem Sheets for 25c. Can't be made
for that.
21-2x21-2 Extra-Heavy Round-Thread
Sheets for SSc.
Bolster Cases yards long, for S1-3c.
Hemsttched Bolster Cases for 2ic.
Full-Size Pillow Cases for 4c., and good
ones, too.
Handkerchief Border and Hemstitched
Pillow Cases, 45XS6 inches, for S1-3c.
FROM II 80 TO 70 O'CLOCK
Full-Slze Pillow Cases, we'll made, for
21-2c. each
BEDS, PILLOWS, AND MATTRESSES
shall be sold out at one-half the old prices.
Pretty Metal Beds for $1.75.
Handsome Brass-Trimmed Beds for
1925.
Beds that furniture dealers are asking
NO,50 for here for S..
Cotton-Top Mattresses, good ones, for
9lc. our $l.25 kind.
Real Shuck Mattresses, that sold for
$3.50, for $3.50.
Extra Fine Fibre-Filed Mattresses for
1925; cost $3.50 to make.
Good Pillows well filled and properly
made. for 800.
Live Goose Feather Pillows for SIPS.
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Muslin Underwear out
of the warehouse.

The entire stock-hundreds of dozens
to be closed at almost any price before
the new ones for later sale are to be
opened All these are good as ever only
will soon show new stock.
Second Floor-Take Elevato-)
AT 37c.-Ladies' Gowns, Skirts, Chcmise,
and Drawers, that cost up 10 sc:
now any for SIC.
AT 50c-Ladies' Gowns, Skirts, and
Drawers. that cost up to 9Sc.
AT 79c.-Ladies' Gowns ard Skirts, that
are worth up to $3.50.
AT 9Sc.-Gowns, deliberately trimmed.
high or low neck; skirts with wide
embroidered frill. worth up TO 81.
AT 25c.-Gowns, Skirts, ChemIse, aud
Drawers, well made AMI neatly trim
med
AT 19c.-Skirts. Chemise. and Drawers.
AT 12l5c.-LADIES MUSLIN DRAW
ERS, made with deep hem and tucks
above; usually 19c.
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DANYILLE REGISTER,
first Sale Confirmed, aud Sold Again
for Cash.

DANvILLE. VA. December 8l.-Cspe-
sial. THE sale of the Danville Register
to Hon. John r. Webster was confirmed
by the Corporation Court In vacation this
morning. Immediately afterward the
paper was bought from Mr.. Webster by
State Senator X. A. james. who PAID
s5,OOo cash for the property Senator
james will conduct the Register as a
thoroughly Democratic newspaper. The
Register is the second Oldest paper pub
lished in the State. and the price 1t
brought Is considered remarkably low. /,
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harts gun struck and penetrated one of
Mr.. Magee's eyes, causing an injury
which, it is feared, may destroy the sight
of that organ. Mr.. Magee was taken
over 10 Richmond this morning TO under
go treatment.
GENERAL NEWS.
Tomorrow Sunday morning the beau
tifu memorial window erected in High.
Street Methodist Episcopal church 10 the
memory of the late Thomas Branch and
wife will be formally unveiled, and a
sermon specially appropriate TO the occa-
sion will be preached by the Rev. Dr.
A. G. Brown Mr.. Branch was one OF the
earliest officers of this church, and was
its life-loag liberal friend. The window
was the gift of Mr.. John =. Branch, Of
Richmond. On the second Sunday In
January another beautiful window will
be unveiled in this church in memory OF
the late Rev. DIR. f. NJ. Peterson. who
was a native OF Petersburg and several
times its pastor.
The resident members OF the Kappa
Alpha fraternity. about eighteen in num-
ber had a delightful smoke tonight in
the rooms Of Mr. Charles Hall Davis.
Rev. w. s. Leake, the popular pastor
of West-End Baptist church. will preach
the second anniversary sermon OF his
pastorship Sunday morning. He will
have a good report to make as the con-
gregation has grown under his ministry.
and handsome new church edifce has
been nearly completed.
There was rather sudden and a4eided
fall In temperature here this afternoon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-01

subject of an agricultural and industrial
fair to be held in Petersburg next fall,
the Mayor has appointed the following
special committee to formulate a plan
OF organization and action: Simon Seward.
NJ. r. Saal A. Rosenstock, r. Daily, T..
S. Beckwitn Il. f. Heath, Il. S. Gill.
K. c. Kent, II. p. Stratton, T. 3. Under
hill, Frank NJ. dalton, e. Eigenbrun. j.
b. Worth, and William Grossman.
The members of this committee repre-
sent large and varied interests in the
community. They will meet next Tues
day evening to begin in earnest the work
OF organization for the proposed fair. in
which the community at large is mani
Testing great interest. The Chamber OF
Commerce will probably take some Off
cial action In the matter at an early
day.
A YEARS MORTUARY RECORD.
The years mortuary record shows a
total OF 553 deaths I'm this city-white
males, %; white females rs; total 30.
Colored males. le7; colored females, 176;
total 3i3 or those who died, 19i were
under years OF age, 1856 over 30, and two
over 100 years. The respective ages OF
the two centenarians were 1Ol and lO2
years, apparently well substantiated
The estimated population OF Petersburg
is 25,oOo-lS,000 colored and 1900 white
Rate OF mortality OF the whole popula-
ton, 22.l2 per 1000 per annum-of the
white, 175. and OF the colored, 2s.2S. Du-
ring the year the bodies OF ninety-five
non-residcnts, notN included In the above
figures, were inferred in the city ceme-
teries.
ACCIDENTALLY SHOT.
Yesterday afternoon Henry Burkhart
and Charles Magee. two young men, went
out shooting south Of the city. in the
vicinity OF Wilcox's branch. During the
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CURTAIN SALE.


1t was the sharpest kind of buying to
have been enabled to sell curtains all sea
son cheaper than other people. However,
here is the reaction for the great pur-
chases. Wen lose on all; lose heavily
and open a new stock when you call for
them again.
sian, 1918 from So Real Bagdad, s.
from $50; $50 and s. for $40 and $l2
Oriental ones; $40 for SILK Curtains,
costing up to 1850; Chenille ones, Sl.2
TO s., were about double.
ALL SOC. LACE CURTAINS FOR $50.
SOC. for SOC. ones; Fish-Net ones for
95c. from $l.45; those pretty ~ o. s
for $40 and 81.
IRISH POINT 1926 Curtains for $50;
Tambour ones, 81 from $l9; other
Irish Point ones, $3.50 from IS; $40
from $3.50 and SIS.
DRAPERY.
Cretonnes, nc.
Striped DENNIS, 1212o.
Best 25c. grade Sateens, loo. from &c.
Etamine Cloth. &C.
Table covers and Couch Covers for less
than cost.
CARPE-S AND OTHER FLOOR
COVERINGS.
An enormous stock is on hand, and
money is to be lost by the sale of all or
them. Not a piece of these is to be
shown the season to come. 1t costs go3d
deal to do it, but we follow the old rule
of the house.
Heavy Ingram Carpets, half wool. sold
at SOC, are now 33c. yard.
All-Wool Extra-Super. Ingram Carpets,
sold at 6jc., are now 45c. yard.
Smiths Moquette Carpets, light and
dark effects, sold at SIS a yard, are
now 75c.
Roxbury, Smith. or Stanford's Best 10
wire Tapestry Brussels Carpets, sold
at Sc, are now 55c. yard.
4x5-yard Heavy Ingram Druggets, all
colors, sold at $3.50, are now 81.
Sx4-yard Smyrna Druggets, reversible,
sold at $3.50, are now So
1x2-yard Wool Chenille Hearth Rugs,
sold at S1.35, are now N.lO
Wilton Rugs. mat size, fringed ends,
were S9c., now SOC.
Carpet Hassocks, well made, were S5c.,
now pic.
Black Fur Rugs, feet long. were 50,
are now $l.9S
MATTINGS.
Seamless China Mattings. close weaves,
70 pounds TO the roll, l215c., were zoe.
Heavy China Mattings, reversible, close
weaves. s. pounds to the roll, were
25c., now lJc.
Heaviest China Mattings, reversible,
sold up to 5Cc., now pc. yard.
Lnen-Warp Mattings. inserted figures,
15c. yard. f. ON 25c.
Lnen-Warp Mattings. all colors, sold
up to i0c., now &c. yard.
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The chances Of a life
time to buy Knit Under
wear.

Overstocked by thousands Of dollar s
worth. The warehouse space is demand
ed. The money for them, too Read what
course the Cohen Company takes to adj
just the error:
Chidren's Fleeced Ribbed Vests and
Pants, 15c. ones. for =. the 25c grade
for 12l5c.
Boys Double Fleeeed Wright's Under
wear (Shirts and DrawerD, SOC. grade,
now 2jc.
Ladies' Best $50. Fine White Wool Rib
bed Vests and Pants for soc.
Ladies' Finest and Best Toe. Camels-
Hair Vests and Pants are now 59c.
a garment.
Misses Pure Egyptian Fleeced Union
Suits are SIC a suit, instead of 50 and
G9c.
Childrens 25c Fleeced Union Suits are
15c. suit; others at 25c., instead of
zee.
Ladies' 25c. Heavy Fleeced Vests are
now 15c
Ladies' Wool-Ribbed Union Suits, were
$50. now 75c. a suit.
Ladies' Best soc. White Merino Vests
and Pants are 29c. now.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-01

Every citizen Of Richmond should ih'
sure portion. II not all, OF his prppe'e
(real or persohaD In the Virginia si'''
Insurance Company
w. "A. CRENSHAW, Agent
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Every citizen of Richmond should in
sure a portion. II not all. Of his property
rea. or PERSONAL IN ing virginia state
insurance Company.
THOMAS |. Af.FRIEND, Agent.
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JEWELRY.

JEWELRY.
500 PAIRS STEEL-RIM SPECTACLES
GO ON SALE TO-DAY FOR sc. PAlh.
zoo Ladies' Stone Rings, worth 2oc., on
sale to-day for l0c.
500 Fancy Stick-Pins, were and l0c,
200 Fancy Belt Buckles. were % and
35c.. for 15c. each.
inches long for sc. dozen.
200 Alarm Clocks for 5Sc
80 Large Size Dresden China Clocks,
worth 81, for S9S
Our Sterling-Silver Department is stu
full of desirable goods. and can be
bought for about half its value.
SMALL WARES.
1000 dozen cakes Pure Palm Soap go
on sale to-day at &c. dozen.
Long Bars Glycerine Soap, usually
l-3c., for sc. cake.
Harness Soap. guaranteed 10 shine har-
ness beautifully, same \size of zoe.
cakes. for 7c cake.
25O Gentlemens Combs, that were 2oc.,
150 Ladiey 15c' Horn COMBS are sc.
500 Best s5c. Real Bristle Hair-Brushes
on sale to-day for Ice. each.
lot Ladies' and Misst Hose-SupportS-
ers, were Is. 10, ana 25c.; cholce OF
L.adles' Fancy Carriers, with bow ana
buckles, for sc. pair.
500 pieces Beading for &c. piece.
500 dozen Hump Hooks and Eyes, &C.
card.
Ruffle Garter Elastic for &c. yard.
500 dozen Velvet Bindings go on sale
to-day. 4 yards for 1c.-no Blacks.
SPECIAL SALE OF RIBBONS.
No. 7 All-Silk. Very Best Quality Satin
Gros- Grain Ribbons, cheap at nc, for
Sc. yard
No. 9 All-Silk, Very Best Quality Satin
Gros-Grain Ribbons, cheap at l5c., for
10c
No. ~. always 17c., here for ~ 1-2c.
No. 22. always 25c., here for lie. :
No. 10, always 29c., for 20c.
$50 odd pieces of Ribbons, Satin Gros-
Grain. worth g. 10, and l5c. yard;
choice of any for Sc yard.
ART STAMPED GOODS.
800 Centrepieces, with six Doylies to
match, go on sale to-day for Sc set.
l table of Stamped Goods, consisting OF
Centrepieces, Doylies, and Tray
Covers, go on sale to-day; choice OF
any, &c.
$50 skeins Embroidery silk. in all the
bright shades, on sale to-day for &c.
sken.
20x2O Stamped Linen Centrepieces, beau
tiful designs. cheap at 25c., for lie.
each.
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Mrs. James X. Paxton, OF Buena VS.
~ visiting her brother. Mr.. FRANK "i''
Cow. No | west Main street
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The Houseware
at Closing Sale
isl as looked for by you
every January, as it is me-
Cessary for us to make the
sale.

Cessary for us to make the
sale.
Otherwise the stocks would double
over and create an old instead of q
new, fresh stock every season.
CHINAwARE.
Is and 1sc China Cream Pitchers for
&c.
japanese Rose Jars. S5c ones. for 1Oc.
so and Zoe. Copenhagen PLAQUES for Sc.
Large MIX and Water Pitchers, that
were 80 and Zoe, for 25c.
China Breakfast Plates. that were $3.50
a dozen. for 7c. each.
Large Owarie Bowls for 10c. each.
so and 7jc. Celery Trays for 25c.
Large-SiZe Chambers for l9c.
Decorated China Salad Saucers for &c.
each.
HUNDREDS OF DINNI., SETS TO BE
SOLD QUICK.
N5 Handsome Flow-Blue Dinner Sets
for 49,
100 piece Imported China Dinner Sets,
complete. for 1896.
$50 Haviland Dinner Sets for $3.50
2-PIECE TOILET SETS, pretty deco
rations, for 1915.
Handsome Banded Toilet Sets for si.75
now.
GoH-Decorated lO-piece Toilet Sets for
$3.50. qSf13sa
tbAssH AXE sPESlABS.
Decorated Wine Decanters, new and
pretty, for lOc.
Fruit Dishes. cut designs. very pretty,
l5c. no".
Thin-Blown Tumblers, clear flint glass,
for &c. each.
Celery Stands. cut effect, very pretty.
for SC. each.
Cut-Efect Cake Plates for Sc.
Cut-E6ect Water Bottles for l9c.
FROM 1890 TO II O'CLOCK
POO dozen Flint Tumblers. s for SC.
100 BOHEMIAN GLASS FLOWER
VASES. handsome floral designs, SOFA
up to 4Oc.. for 12c. each.
Large Bohemian Vases. ruby and gold
effect, sold up to sl.75. for 9Qc.
Flower Stands. that sold up to $50. for
soc.
PICTURES.
200 Pictures in Narrow Colored Frames.
Sxl0, were bought TO retail for &c;
special for Monday &c. each.
Taber's Hand-Colored Photos. 16x2) and
20x2i. regular s. and s. pictures. for
$3.50 choice.
Gibson's Art Subjects. in oval metal
frames. for 10c. each.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-01

II makes no difference what agent CON
trolls your insurance, he VIII give you
Virginia State policy IL you request II.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-01

a%@RHD Toys AMP a i @
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ACCIDENTALLY SHOT.

Yesterday afternoon Henry Burkhart
and Charles Magee, two young men, went
out shooting south OF the city. in the
vicinity OF Wilcox's branch. During the
hunt single small ahot from Mr. Burk.
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C0HFN'S WHFTI OF PROFIT REVERSEDINADA


~ all the point required leNe
The record-union., 1899-12-16
COFFEE THE CAUSE
OF Heart Trouble.

Three cases of heart trouble that
have been relieved by stopping coffee
and taking Postum Food Coffee have
come under my notice. First, my own
case I suffered greatly from palpitation
and irregularity of the heart. Ny physl-
clan ordered me to leave off coffee, and
when I took UP Postum Food Coffee in
it's place the heart trouble was soon
entirely cured, and I find the Postum to
be just as the doctor said, not only
harmless, but very beneficial.
"A gentleman friend had much the
same trouble with his heart. suggest
ed that he try Postum. After the first
cup at breakfast he said I don't want
any more Of it, Inquiry proved that 1t
had not been properly boiled, so I pre-
pared a cup for him, strictly according
to directions, and he pronounced it de-
licious' and better than coffe.' Mrs. -
of Paducah suffered much the same
way, and has had the same experience
in recovering from heart trouble by the
discontinuance of coffee and taking up
the use of Postum. For private rea-
sons I request that you withhold my
name from publication" -,
Princeton, KY.