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THE U. v. U. wRANGLE.
Commander Dyrenforth Working
Out His Vfndication.


Gen. +. G. Dyrenforth, National Com
mander of the Union Veterans Union. has
set forth complete history Of the diff
Guilty which led to the severance of u. ID.
Porter Command from the national organ
ization.
The resolution adopted by the d. d.
Porter Command endorsing President Nc
kinleys Southern speech in reference TO
caring for the graves of Confederate SOL
diers was the cause of all the trouble, and
led to an immediate annulment of the af-
hliation between this command and the
national organization by Commander
Dyrenforth. This resolution was first
printed in these columns at the time
Inserted in the statement of the com
mander Is a letter written by C. S. War
den, who presided at the meeting of the
Porter Command when the resolution of
endorsement was adopted Warden begins
his letter by saying the Porter Command
consisted CT thirty members At the time
the resolution was first offered he says
about twelve members were present, six of
whom opposed and three favored the reso-
luton. At subsequent meeting, contin-
ues the letter, held on March 81, sixteen
members were present, though there may
have been visitors. The meeting disbanded
and social session was held fifteen per
sons being present at the latter. Three
left as soon as 1t appeared that the meet
ing would be antagonistic to the COM
mander-in-chief. An expression of censure
was then proposed and considered. Warden
denies that the expression of antagonism
was at any stage unanimous. The matter
was concluded with a statement from Com
mander Dyrenforth. stating in effect that
in all benefits and positions of honor gem
orally and particularly of appointments
the duties of which they can discharge,
the Union soldier should be preferred es-
pecially to those who endeavored to wreck
the country, and no suggestion of senti-
ment should be allowed to obtain which
has tendency to lessen the prestige of
the Union soldier
The times., 1899-04-08
A MAN CAN'T WORK
when He is Suffering with FILES.
He Can't Ent. Sleep. Can't Get Com
fort Amy Wny But One-Pyramid
Pile Cure VIII Cure Him: Give. In
sfuuf Relief.

Just a little pain may so distract a man :
life that it will cost him hundreds of dol
lars. Life is u battle. To succeed one
needs all his energies and all his brain
force to apply to the question at hand. Even
a corn will make him irritable cross. an
gry-and an angry man seldom succeeds
The trifling pain of a corn is a pleasant
feeling beside the agonzing ache OF piles.
That is a pain which seems to pervade the
whole body 1t communicates itself to all
parts near the seat of the trouble and
brings on a heavy dragging feeling in the
perineum Those who do not so suffer do
not know what IL means. II racks the
nerves prevents sleep, prevents concen-
trated thought, and makes a man lose flesh
as fast as he would with a vrulent fever
And yet piles are looked upon as a little
thing They are egiected-allowed to run
on from month to month and from year to
year By and by comes a surgical opera
ton. Maybe it cures--maybe it kills
There is only one sure. safe, and quick
cure for piles. 1t is the Pyramid Pile cure
IL is a recent discovery, and its properties
are such that 1t cleanses, soothes, and
heals the inflamed parts, reduces the in
aammation at once, and with continued
treatment. removes all swelling and all
trace of disease. 1t puts the membranes in
a healthy active condition and cures com
pletely and permanently.
FROM =. T. NoiuHS' bdiHelt COM
menced using the Pyramid Pile Cure, but
my case was so bad that / was afraid the
remedy would fail, but before | had used
two-thirds of a package | began to feel
much better, and | can honestly say | am
entirely cured 1t is the quickest and
surest remedy have ever heard Of"
From Josiah Roberts, Port Dram. N j.:
Just ne-quarter of package of the Pyra-
mid Pile Cure did wonders for me and
have lost no opportunity of recommending
such wonderful remedy"
From William McEale, Rockport, Mass;
"One package of Pyramid Pile Cure has
helped me more than anything l have yet
used ap 6, s
Pyramid Pile Cure is sold by druggists
generally If your druggist doesn't keep 1t,
he will get it for you if you ask him. Book
on cause and cure of piles sent free. Ad
dress Pyramid Drug Co., Marshall, Mich.
The times., 1899-04-08
MATTERS IN PROBATE.
Caveats Filed Against the Will OF
John I>cp=su.

The will of the late James Mitchell. First
Lieut., Company F, Fourteenth Infan-
ry. dated May II. 1898, was filed yesterday
for probate, According to its terms, the
deceased leaves all his estate, real and
personal, to his wife, Adeiia H. Mitchell,
whom he names as eXecutrix.
Caveats TO the probating OF the Will OF
John Iseman were fled yesterday by Ber-
nard ]. Iseman, Sophia Naeeker, and Bar
bara Iseman. son and daughters of the de
ceased on the grounds that the document
was not signed in the presence of the sew
eral persons whose names appear to the
same as witnesses, and that the testator
was not at the time of sound and disposing
mind.
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Crockery and Housefurnishings

Here is where we-claim another leade rship.
This department is actually outgrowin its pre-
floor room wouldn't be an inch too much to do the
ing with rapidty under its new manage ment-
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I,heumarism Cured.

Ny wife has used Chamberlain's Pain Balm for
rheumatism with great relief and can recon-
mend il as splendid liniment for rheumatism
and other household for which have
found it valuable.-W. J. Cuyler, Red Greek,
A. Y.
Mr.. Cuyler is one of the leading merchants Of
this village and one of the most prominent men
in this vicinity.-W. G. Phippin, Editor Red
Creek Herald" For sale by Henry Evans,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists, aSs st NV.
and Conn. ave. and S st. NV, and lI2s Nd.
ave. ne.
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Spring DeIicncies Arriving

The severe winter just passed has de-
layed the arrival of spring vegetables in
the market, but at last the products of
the truck gardens of the South have com
menced TO come in, and many of the stalls
in the several market buildings are loaded
down with fresh. crisp onions, lettuce.
asparagus, new potatoes. and other fresh
delicacies Of the season. The prices are
higher just now than they usually are
at this time of the year, but there is every
Indication that green goods will be
within the reach Of all in another week
or two.
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A NEW JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.
}. Barton Miller. of GeOrgetown. APP
pointed by the President.

The President yesterday appointed j.
Barton Miller. of Georgetown. justice of
the peace for the District of Columbia. The
appointment is regarded with considerable
satisfaction among business men OF the
West End Mr.. Miller was secretary and
treasurer of the Potomac Light and Power
Company prior to its sale to Northern
capitalists and is at present secretary Of
the First Cooperative Building Association
of Georgetown.
When the Georgetown Citizens Associa
tion was formed Mr.. Miller was unani-
mously chosen secretary. and has taken an
active part in the deliberations Of that
body. Mr. Miller went through the public
schools of the District, and is = graduate
of the Columbian Law School He is
Mason of high sanding.
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FOR MIR. FENToN's BENEFIT.
A Successful Entertainment by the
Local Labor Federatiou

Local Labor Federation.
The entertainment given last evening at
Odd Fellows Hall under the auspices of
the local Federation of Labor for the
benefit of the sick member. J. d. Fenton.
was decided success. The hall was
crowded to the doors with the friends
of the unfortunate man, and of organized
labor generally, who took advantage of
the occasion TO contribute to a charitable
purpose and at the same time spend a
pleasant evening. The programme consisted
of two sketches, "Parson Green's Return
and Miss Lucy's Lawn Party" by the
Burnt Cork Club, and ended with dance
which was participated in by all the young
people and some of the old folks who were
present. The entertainment was in charge
of the following committee: j. f. Joncher.
chairman; J. +. O'Meara. WE. Carr. C.
W. Enrich, S. a. Clements, and j. l.
Stevens
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Ice Crcum DeIiycred ON SUNDAY

Dozens OF delicious havors- prepared in most
delectable stye-and sent in ample time for sun
DAY dinner. Let us have your order today. G..
n Woodbury. 19B 9th ST
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English china first quality, handsomely
decorated in green.
Tea plates. 1-2 dozen en.......39 39c
Breakfast plates. 1-2 dozen. n...-.--..45c
Dinner plates. 1-2 dozen. Soc
Soup plates, I-2 dozen. 45c
Fruit plates. 1-2 dozen. 24c
Individual butter plates, 1-2 dozen. lie
Tea Cups and Saucers. l2 dozen. .59c
Double egg cups. IL dozen. 49c
Bone plates. 1-2 dozen. 3ec
Soup tureens. each. ch................--..S9 S9c
Covered dishes, each. 59c
Uncovered vegetable dishes, each.....13c
Sauce boats. each. h...................1 19c
Pickle dishes, each. ch................15 15c
Meat dishes, sinch. each.
Meat dishes. lo-inch, each.
Meat dishes. 12-inch, each 23c
Aeat dishes, 15-inch, each. ............37c
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-09

After going as far as Jordan's Point
Light House the party started on their
return home and had reached a point
about nine miles from Petersburg when
Mr. Lambert. IN some way, fell over
board. No ono saw him fall Some timo
was spent IN searching for the body. but
II could not be found. As soon as the
party reached Petersburg the father OF
The young man was informed Of the dis
tresslng occurrence. Every effort Is being
made to find the body. The unfortunate
young man was very popular with those
who knew him.
The state licenses issued by the Com
missioner Of Revenue OF this city from
January :. 1899. 90 July l. 1899. amounted
10 s17I024 SS1933i was for liquor H.
censos and sS9i690 for other licenses.
Professor l. H. Johnson. OF the Vir-
ginia Normal and Collegiate Institute.
has gone 20 Los Angeles Cal, 20 attend
the meeting Of the National Education
al Association.
Nj Herman Petzold. a printer OF this
city. who had an operation performed on
him some weeks ago. IS now able 70 be
out.
A move has been inaugurated TO start
an ice mission here for the poor.
The jurors have been drawn for the
next quarterly term OF the Hastings
Court. which opens on the third Thurs
day OF this month. There are five felo-
nv and one misdemeanor cases on the
criminal docket.
Mr.. Robert Gillian, clerk Of the Court.
left for Virginia Beach this morning
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ASHLAND. VA, July S.--Special.-Mr.
and Mrs George Ban Hutchinss returned
this morning from theig European tour.
Miss Hattie Scott has gone TO Boston,
TO De absent five weeks.
Miss Blanche Breeder. Of Richmond, is
the guest of the Misses Nixon.
Rev j. q. Granbery has gone 20 the
Chicago University 10 take q course in
sociology.
Mrs. HW Garter will spend next week
at Virginia Beach
Captain and Mrs. lrby are visiting in
Blackstone.
AR and Mrs b. j. Tlcasauts, who have
been 900 for "a month. are improving
Mrs Edear Anderson and her daughter,
Mrs Wilkinson. OF Philadelphia. and Miss
Blanche Browning. of Warrington, are
guests of Mrs j. II. Chenery
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WILLIAMSBURG NOTES.
Mr.. TyIcr's Candidacy - Refreshing
Rain-Pcrsonal Mention.


WILLIAMSBURG. VA. July S-Spe-
clal-The announcement of cN-Congress-
man u. Gardiner Tylers candidacy for
the state Senate is received here with
pleasure Mr. Tyler is in no sense after
the Office" bis many friends bringing him
out really against his own personal feel
ings. II nominated. Mr. Tyler win make
an able representative OF the people his
wide experience in The same body before
and I'm the halls of Congress, together
with his brilliant attachments. peculiarly
fitting him FOR the position TO which his
friends desire 90 elevate him.
This section was visited to-day by a
splendid rain. accompanied by terrific
lightning. and the atmosphere seems
thoroughly purified
Mr. Thomas G.. Poachy IS very sick
al tho colonial Inn. Mrs. ~. G. john
ston IS also very sick. hut is little more
comfortable to-day greatly encouraging
her family On The hope of speedy rc-
coycry.
County Court convonos here next Mon
day there is nothing ON She docket Of
importance. and small attendance Is
anticipated.
Doppy-shcrI0 w W We OF Toano.
was here TODAY.
Mr. John Ua'on. tho leading real estate
agent OF this section. who recently moved
10 Newport News. viii return here to
live shortly.
Captain : J. Brooks. OF Manchester
and w. NJ Brooks of Richmond arc here
at me bedside Of their sister. Mrs w. G..
Johnston.
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VIRGINIA EDITORS.
State Press Association 20 Meet at
Rnck hridgc Alum SPRINGS.

FARAfYILLD, VA. July Especial
The Virginia Press Association viii meet
fin annual session on Tuesday next at
Rockbridge Alum Springs The session
win last two or three days. Secretary
Hart says that there are prospects Of a
larger attendance than usual. Governor
Tyler has promised TO be present and
address the association. provided other
duties 40 not conflict No elaborate pro-
gramme has been arranged. but the meet
ing Will be a pleasant and profitable one
90 AN who attend. and many of the
members will doubtless avail themselves
Of the opportunity 10 visit Hot sulphur
Springs and other nearby resorts
The association is differed as follows
President. ID. s. Lewis. Harrisonburg
Spirit Of the Valley; President W.
Mcdonald Lee. Virginia citizen. Irving
ton: Secretary, j. /. Hart. Farmvile
Herald. Treasurer. r. y. Robinson.
Orange Observer. Historian. Miss Bertha
Gray Robinson. Orange Observer Exccu-
tive Committee. II. Lindsay. Charlottes-
vile Progress. O. d. Denit Times Regis
ter. salem. A. T. Rowe. Free Lance.
Fredericksburg. #. G.. ELAN. Monitor,
Hampton. and j. u. Booker, Suffolk
Herald. Delegates TO National Editorial
Association at Helena, Montana-R p.
Barham. IndeX-Appeal, Petersburg; d. S.
Lewis Harrisonburg, and Fulton Kesloy,
Southwest Bland.
The association has a membership Of
about 40. representing most of the promi-
ncnt papers of the State.
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Indicted for Assault

ROANOKE. VA. July S.-speciai.-- ~
4 special grand jury, summoned az ,' .n
this afternoon. returned true p"'
against Charles Farmer a negro man
charged with criminal assault on zen
year-old Leila Dodd. The child - "N',s'
and lives with her aunt. MIS-. s4u'e
Frenbe. and her uncle Joe ADAMS
The negro has ben frequenter OF 'he
house for several months past ana u
is believed that the occupants OF 1ne
house concurred In the awful etiHe' Inc
details are horribly disgusting
The trial OF Farmer Is set for IVeeday
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FELL OVERHEARD.
Young Man From Petersburg Drown
eel in the AppomattoX.

PETERSBURG. VA. July Special -
Mr Charles Gcreck. Of Wnwiddie coun.
~ was klakod by q morse yesterday on
the les and very seriously injured His
Injuries will conGno him 10 the house
Tor some days
A difficulty occurred yesterday after
noon al The WOOD yard OF SIR a. - Tenn
PIE. In Prince George county, between
two nesroes named Douglas Hudgins and
John Maynard. during which the former
cut the latter With q knife iuflctng q
wound on the side of the face about eight
inches IN length. The blade Of the knife
came within an eighth OF an inch Of
eating the jgsuiar Vein. Hudgins has so
far eiuded arrest
IN. Martin Lambert. son Of Mr.. w r.
Lambert. a dry goods merchant Of this
city. was drowned al a late hour last
night Mr.. Lambert organized iauach
party. consisting OF some OF MS most
intimate lady ana gentleman friends. and
iask x.ight the party sssnt dawn the river.
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FlREBUG SENTENCED.
Pillow Works Double Capacity-Pipe
Works TO Rebuild.

LYNCHBURG. VA. July ESPECIAL
james Johnson. the fOurteen-year-old
negro frebug. was this morning son-
fenced 90 twelve years I'm the pcniten-
tary. Within the sixty days before june
LIST there was such a large number OF
fires here that the community became
convinced that a "nrebug' was at work
James Johnson was spotted, arrested and
confessed 20 seven of the fires. lie said
be started them I'm order 90 see the de-
partmcnt turn out Physically the culprit
is a disappointment. Although DE is said
TO Doe fourteen years old. he does not look
TO be over ten. He is apparently OF dun
intelligence. and for a long time has
been inCOrrigbl and entirely beyond the
control of his parents.
The directors of the Lynchburg PlOw
Works have doubled the capital stock,
making IL $4,000. and have ordered the
capacity of the plant TO be doubled.
The directors OF the Glamorgan Pipe
ana Foundry Company have arranged 90
rebuild 40 once the foundry department.
burned last week. The company is crowd
cd with orders.
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ststsessstseses

tended the privilege Of a scat on the
floor"
one OF Radfords new woollen mills
started up Monday I'm connection with
this mill there is one OF the finest color
ing establishments In Virginia.
In connection with the missionary pro-
ceedincs / forgot 20 say that Rev. u. r..
Hawn. pastor of Grove Avenue church,
where the sessions are held. presented
10 madame president" a beautiful gavel
made from wood taken from a log mouse
sim standing ucar' ssltvlle. Virginia. In
which house Bishop Asbury preached,
and I'm Which was held the FIRST confer
eure. This house was then the residence
r~ Mr. Russell, who married sister OF
Patrick Henry. MrS. Russell was the
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are TO take part are ready with their
reports and papers TO be read and when
extempore discussions arise they all
seem familiar uitn their work
Dr. Richardson. of Nashville, held the
large c0uerecltion spell bound Thursday
at $3.50 T.. a.. iu The delivery OF me annual
sermon. Judge Peters ON Inuf day
uIsll save the welcoming address, which
was responded 20 ny one on the lady
members.
Dr. James Burroughs. OF Knoxville. de-
livcred IFS famous lecture ON THE MIS-
slonarv Woman" 10 n crowded house last
night The n.opie of Radford of an de-
unu.ur tfour ha,. extended thrir osfi-
tality 20 the visitors. VINO are being roy
ally entertained. Governor Tyler VIII De
introduced to the session to-day, aud eA'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-09
METHODIST WOMEN.
\ New Woollen WI started Up Al
al ri.

EAST RADFORD. VA. July Special
psfford is un OF strangers since Thurs
dav IN attendance upon The Woman S
Missionary society of the hoiston Com
ference Of he NJ. Z. church south.
About two hundred delegates are in At
tendance. Mrs McCmng. OF Knoxville
"a madame president" and wields the
eavel with quiet dignity, Is perfectly
familiar with parliamentary rules, aad
disratchcs the business Of the society 10
ne satisfaction OF The members ana the
praise Of the spectators.
II Is noticeable that ali the ladies who
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-09

members who are out only three days
Bricklayers' Union OF BROOKLYN, which
has oyer $40 members ees D-cr'ocQ IA
"a bsdy for the Hriek.a{e, and Mason.
Blicklayers' and Masons International
MON.
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ASHLAND. Va. July Special -
There has been no change In Dr. Brown s
condition to-day except that he grads-
ally grows weaker.
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morning There is some talk OF logging
me uncle and aunt of the child But u
Is generally believed the law viii be al
lowed 10 take lis course.
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first convert I'm Southwest Virginia unde'
Bishop Asbury's ministry.
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BASEMENT.

Brilliant Bargains Appeal TO Brilliant Buyers.
Do YOU need lev pieces OF odd China Glass or Gran.
teware OF andP Now is the time to buy Cur sum.
mer sale does towards saving you excessive eN
penditures than ans thing this whole town offers Just
and see!
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White Goods Understanding Bargains

Preparefon or scale unheard OF heretofore in retail
circles places before ,On array OF White Goods hat
will be revelation TO ,OU We say without ieer OF con-
PREDICTION that its equal does not exist. Oi course,
as ow-priced but not the combination OF high quality
end large sereiy linked TO low prices Tins IS The point
we ceim distinction Here q few specials tor Nom
day selling.
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Toilet Articles.

Business in this line IS
steadily on the increase.
Why NOT? for It's d COM
plete department and the
prices are right.
Genuine palm or Turk
ism Bath Soap. a 10
good size cake lor...
Pure CASTLE Soap. &C
O regular lOc. cake. -
Miller e. Rhoads To-
ounce cake of pure rC
palm Soap for...... o.
D. pound cake ~ Ia
Paris.cnue Glyccrine &c
Soap, ior.......... -
Craddocgs mod.catcl
Blue soap. excellent FOR
all skin disease. ,-r
JOE. cake or box. D
Solid wood back Nail
Brushes good hris- -
dc. worth Zoe, for. -
Genuine bristic hat
Brushes nice size. 1EC
worth SOC. for..... D.
Large and small Whisp
BroOms nicely 1pc
made. worth 19c..- W.
Nice Shaving Brushes.
good bristle. worth 1C
1Dc.. f0r............ D.
The LanuOc Tooth
Brush. urc1uaiicd tor
durability in many orc
different styles.... o.
Tuhreakahie rub D. err
Dressing Combs. in many
different styles IOC
f0r.......... ...... w.
Tctlow perfect 20
complexion Powder. D.
Oaklcys Florida Wa
ter the best qlali- o1c
ty f0r....-.-...-..
s large size package
OF Oakioy's Violet IOr
Sachet Powder for ~
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Hosiery Department.

Ladies' fine imported
Isle thread Hose in plain
and drop-st.tch. Uorms-
dorf dye. worth @rC
33c. pair f0r..... -
Ladies' fancy plaid
Hose. black boot and 0n-
ora col0red top. worth
25c. per pair. for rOC
lie. or g force. ON
Ladies' superior finish,
Gne Isle thread Hose.
double heels. toes, and
s0les Hermsdorf 1Oc
ave for pair. OT~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-09
Indigestion
and
Nervousness.

See that q
Private Reeve
nue. Stamp COW
ers the neck OF
the Botua-
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Lawns. good styles that were PC
&c., nOW.......-..... i.'..'..''''-''' "a
Examines. % inches wide. all colors
just what you pay 12i2c. for spe- 81
cldl......-.... ..-.-.....--. .+.s...- -
Organizes and Lawns. small and A7c
large figures, great values for. fsN
Percales. 90 inches wide. worth 20
1-3c.. special r.................... j.
Madras 20 inches wide. worth &c
1T ~, noW.....-. .---. ...-.--...-.-.. -
Cheviot 81 inches wide. worth 20
1Oc.. Observation-Disclosures. D.
Linen Batiste. 20 inches wide. 6ne rc
sheer quality worth 12izc.. special. -
Linen Crash - inches wide. the great
est value ever offered. special for 20
TO morrOWs sale. Observation-Disclosures. D.
Fine Lawns. - inches wide tho CSC
regular s1-ac. kind for............. 0iS
pquc7 29 inches wide. stripes 23c
and dots. cheap at 12isc., for...... CiN
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Good
Digestion

m "A X es pure
blood Strength
en- The stomach
with IIostetter
Stomach Bltters
10 will cure your
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-09

Misses black drop stitch
Hose. silk finish. sulIral
heels and toes. 80
sizes g t0 Sia. at... 81
Misses plain black
Hose. double knco. heels.
and toes. Herms- -
dort dyes. Alice. 80
Ladies' best isle thread
Hose. in plain. Richelseu
Rembrandt and tine rlb-
hoi. H'c. pair 81 m
or @ for........ pl'OO
Infants tan Socks
spIc-d heels and foes.
guaranteed staiu- 80
less. worth &c.. lON
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Ribbon Specials.

More Ribbons here than
anywhere else; more sell
ing, too. The people have
d reason for looking 10 Us
for their ribbon wants.
Yes, We buy them riqht,
and sell dt prices that help
to maintain our Ribbon
reputation. 4 few leaders
are:
~ inch plain TaGota
Ribbon. AN pure Silk. and
q perfect black, Zee 20.
duced to...-..-... AZ
80 inch bayadere stripe
Taffeta Ribbon. with new
satin edge, special -
per yard.......... -
3 90 ~ inch fancy silk
figured Ribbon. good
colors, reduced TO-. UC
OF. t.h ...t.t.
snl scotch nloid nl
Corded a. e. sfa
Ribbon reduced a. iec
b men corded t1neta