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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-26
IEES3URG.
The Late John II. Poweli-Denth OF
"a Lady.

IEESBURG, July z5.-(special)-It was
with great regret this community heard
ON Sunday of the death of Mr. John Hen
~ Powell. the principal of the Richmond
FemaIe Institute. A native or Louuouh'
he was always held in the highest esteem
NV AM here who knew him. Ills idthor
xSas the late Or. Frank w. Powell mot
John as published. of Middleburg, phy-
sicia.1 of high standing. Mr.. ID. Lee
powell whom he succeeded III charge OF
fbe school. was also a native OF this coun-
Nv going from Leesburg, and was a COu-
SIN not brother, of the deceased Dir.
powell has Il brother. Edward, now living
i'm and Manor OF Middleburg while SIS
trr Mrs. BETTE Moore, of Richmond, now
lives with her daughter in this town, ana
is quite Frustrated by the death OF her
brother. .
Miss Minnie Macarthur. daughter OF
the late Dr. Edwin Macarthur OF Peters
burg died on Monday night al the resi-
dence of her brOther-in-law, Or. a. l.
Pennel. here. She had been an inVaHd TOT
wears. but recently had been a great SUI
ferer. She was d sweet and lovely chaf-
acter and greatly beloved by q large CIR
Gle OF friends and relatives. she was y
granddaughter OF the late Rev: Anthony
D,bren. 80 Wei known and beloved
throughout Virginia.
The nrst lot Of "fresh-air" children OF
paltImore was received here to-day by
P@v n > Kinks ana were quartered az
th.ir respective summer homes for TWO
,.csts There were thirty-siN out or the
"ninetv and nine" expected by nm.
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from Mrs. NaugAn
to Mrs. ptnkham.'
ltxrrrs TO xs,. rIsxuax NO. 6,.,szl

"DEAR FRIEND-Two years ago had
child-bed fever and womb trouble in
its worse form. For eight months after
birth of babe l was not able 10 sit up.
Doctors treated me, but with no help.
! had bearing-down pains. burning in
stomach, kidney and bladder trouble
and my back was so stiff and sore, the
right ovary was badly affected and
everything ate distressed me, and
there was bad discharge.
/ was confined TO my bed when I
wrote TO you for advice and followed
your directions faithfully, taking
Lydia L. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound, Liver Pills and using the Wash,
and am now able to do the most Of my
homework. I believe ] should have
died if it had not been for your Com
pound. hope this letter may be the
result Of benefitting some other suffer
ing woman. recommend your Com
pound 10 every one. "-MRs. MARY
VAUGHN, TRIMDLE, PULASKI Co., KY.
Many of these sick women whose
letters we print were utterly dis
couraged and life was burden TO
them when they wrote 20 Lynn. Mass,
10 Mrs. Pinkham, and without charge
of any kind received advice that made
them strong, useful women again.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-26
INDIGNANT CITIZENS
On, noxvp ToII-Gnte Poles-seh"'or
Martin PIensed

NORFOLK. VA. July 25.-(Speclai.)-
Indignant citizens OF Deep Creek yes'oi
do, ont down the posts at the toi-sato
ON the Deep Greek turnpike. Inc toil-
ooto was removed to the intersecuoh vi
,be turnpike and the old county ROAD anu
tbe turnnike company began charging 'Ol'
o,,or the county road. This raised
stornn of protest and the angry pau oits
of tho road proceeded to emphasize 'meii
dieannroval i'm the manner stated. nc
80 are said TO have been wleideu ~
NIoesrs John Wiley and George brown
road trustee and road contractor respec-
I'LL, THE matter will be taken into the
N-tcboIaa hernandez, a Chinaman "no
o,at,os IA have formerly lived in NorIoik'
- ,,,,1or arrest in Key West, Fla, upon
~ cbarqe Of violating the Chinese eN-
clnsion act. and is trying TO prevent De-
inc deported by proving, through MS re-
dence here. that he was IN inns cO',illy
rrior 10 the passage Of the exclusion l""'
II has been learned that ne dlu at Olle
time live here. Nicholas IS also puI"'is
in another claim-and unique one
order TO retain his residence IN inns 80
fry il being that he IS OF liipino -
ace and citzenship-his tather Delue
Chinaman and his mother a flip'uD 10 ~
nm He contends that being OF fhlnp-
,,ro birth and citizenship, he became
aitt7an ~ the United states when thiS
country purchased the archipelago rom rom
snain. The information as TO ms NJ
folk residence IS being gathered by lns
custom-house officials here at the request
90 The customs Department at Key west
senator Martin arrived here TINS morn
inc and held an all-day conference WIN
his friends at the Monticello. lie uiu hot
tank politics TO the reporters except ~
express qualification at the acuoh u 80
Portsmouth Democrats, VINO ehuoisou -''7
u b,, unanimous resolution.
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ACCOMtC.
The New COurt-HOuse-Drown
Marriage.


Marriage.
ONANCOCK, VA. July S.-(Speclal)-
The Board Of Supervisors Of Accomac
county met at the courthouse yester-
dav n omen the bid for the building OF a
new courthouse. There were several
bidders. and the contract was awarded
IN Washington firm at about Sl|V.o
There were several lower bids, ana the
award 10 the Washington firm Is eAcitins
ouite severe criticism. In view Of this
TACT II IS thought by some that the op-
Moments Of the new courthouse proJec'
viii vet interpose, If possible, legal Cd
stacles TO its further progress
The announcement Of Governor Tyiers
candidacy for the Senate has met with
favor from the people OF the eastern
Shore. -. -,
A negro boy by the name OF Drum
,oond was accidentally drowned by railing
~ the wharf here yesterday
The water system Of the town recently
,,t IN having proved almost a failure.
,be Council is now asking for proposals
70 furnish a supply by means OF Artesian
wells. -. -
Hotel James. at Tasley, Va, and MISS
sadie watson, of this town, were married
tonight.
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CHICAGO MAN FOR COMMANDER.
10 z. v. J.. Encampment
VIII support spooner.

CHICAGO, July 2.-Chicago delegates
20 the annual encampment Of the Union
Veterans Legion 20 be held a, Baltimore.
September 18th and 18th. viii present Cap
tain A. ID. SpOoner Of this city. as
candidate for the Office OF national COM
mander. Assurances OF support have
been received from all over the country.
Chicago g. after the national encamp-
ment Of 1900. Captain Spooner Is well
known IN both the Union Veterans Le-
gion and the Grand Army OF the Repub-
lie. He served four years In the Union
army, participating In twenty-tnrce bat
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CARLOS HALE MURDERED.
SON OF Former Consul mt Guaym"s
Killed by Indians.

CHICAGO July pa special to the
Times-Herald from Los Angeles, Cal,
says: General Juan Ybarri, Of Mexico.
who Is in this city, received telegram
from Guaymas, Mex, stating that Carlos
Hale, son Of the late American consul at
that point, had been murdered by the
Yakuii Indians.
Further information IS given that the
warlike Yakuii are in state OF revolt
and that they have plundered the ha-
ciendas IN the State Of Sonora. The
Mexican forces, commanded by General
Lorenzo Torres. yesterday engaged the
Indians in battle, defeating the savases,
near Cocoril. ninety miles from Guaymas,
and forced them 20 retreat 10 the noun
tains. The cousin of General Torres was
killed during the battle.
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MIR. EUGENE PEYTON.
Death OF This Popular Hotel Man
stanton Notes.

stanton Notes.
sTAUNTON. Va. July 25.-(Special)-
-lr Eugene Peyton of stauntou, died
last night at the Intermont Covington'
0l which hotel he had been manager for
seeru seasons past Alr. Peytons Ill
r..s was gasuo-cnteritis, and he hdu
Deem uuwol but "a few days Yesterday
.. brother Colonel George j. Peyt"h'
,..s summoned, and az once went 10 Gov
factor. not being aware before inns 1'''1
his brother was iu Mr.. Peyton Was porn
r+tv-dve years ago I'm Albemarle lie en-
l.s,e1 In The Confederate service, and was
Am orderly for General Fitzhueh Lee
probably be was as well known TO the
travelling public as any other man IN
Virginia. as De had managed hotels ana
summer resorts in virginia for the lhlIty
,,.rs mast. AS clerk and manager ne hao
e.rvei a+ the old Exchange and Ballard
suul0ro' Springs. RockDrdge Alum,
crae1brior white sulphur: Claremont.
Onariottesvme and Hotel Intermont az
.,rIrrton. Possessed q cordial CHEEKY
manners. he had the faculty OF making
friends easily and retaining them, 700.
rr.. remains VIII be Brought here MS
home for burial at Thorn-Rose Gene
t.r. The funeral services VIII be held
tomorrow at Trinity Episcopal chNrch.
..ifa. who was Miss Woodward, daugE-
.r Of the late Mr.. Joseph Woodward
. two childrcn-Miss LHlla Pcyion and
,- rriscoe Donagle Pcyton-survive him.
.r view nc the number of excursion. by
,..ch SO many negroes are dropped INTO
.. city ON Sundays. the colored pfeach-
-. of the city have adopted resolutions
uestug The Chesapeake and ohio RAN
lad Company "to discontinue the prac-
-.. of landing these excursions here on
..-fav as the excursionists DO not at
... divine worship. but stroll about the
... t0 the dctriment of the quiet OF the
sIla,h.
stanton Lodge OF Masons. No. lS. at
tented this afternoon the funeral OF MT.
Or.f Barton. the young merchant Oh
e. brook who died Sunday night.
r.ard of Supervisors has granted
months leave Of absence 70 MT
A. Burnett. Clerk OF the County
c Sir. Harry Burnett Assistant
,. nd SON OF the Clerk, VIII aoiili'''s-
trt. Office I'm his fathers absence
E auaforro C. Dickinson has issueu
nrouncing the approaching niaI
bis sister. Miss Florence T. Dlc"-
. boz SIR william Bell McChesney
young farmer OF SCUM I'Nel'
. .remony VIII take place az the
I.s1yteran church at +. VI. "cu-
Esq August The SIN.
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IL. -. S9os 600 John w. Hinsdae APP
,,aayrod as counsel for Governor hIsseiii;
IL contended that the commission s1Jtio,
not take the valuation OF tLiis t.
stock as made by the Seaboalu All Tr,'s,
which has given the MeIssi ~. there
80 Denosit Company a mottsaey -
a en- 80 fnrther that much or the pio-
- a. new. having been purchdseo IN ~
iso7 He further argued ina, ~ nj hack
duty ~ the commission 10 coiiSS -, ~
uuts %, the rolling stock owned ~ INC
IaNSS "a IA Roanoke railway ana oPe-
800 on its Roanoke ana lar d
iaeeu naving that II had never retulIeui
=. - ~ taxation. The third case Oh . - -.
=. Us so aeainst the Southern Iai. w. on an
hack taxes for nlihpei ga North
IollHh ,aiiwavs. on which HinsdalS a.
Sal i'm taxes should be paid on the Das'
~ $4,000 valuation on S ns rsii-
"a x95O 40 on the Nortn Caioiin" -
way from 1894 10 1879 po,h IN sonhoard Air
n shaw appeared for the SsaDSSo ai,.hsr,
- and y VI. Busbee for the ;" AZ a. -
~ S,ata Auditor says tnal 20 iIs
,hnre Is no increase In the huiilper lin
nension applications as coinp prease
last year. He expected All ny ~, tba hos
vi work has not begun on nc -
pital building ana uoih''
n.dev's state crop bulletin Is OF ni ot
,rterest II saws the rains were ioIa, ~
were again very CIegulaIiy u,st. ~. -
W. w. Eastern DisNict SUFFICIENT ram mas
IN lne MI, seilen. except over portions OF
set s',,. az ,orthern counties; along the coast
from IN" Hatteras to Wilming.on, n,I Isrge
amour, o"an,,nuss over all or portions or
a .ho sso,io,vtng counties: Richmond. Scot
the i2p,nudoi5h Orange. Arson, Davidson.
M ,as,n stanly Union and CUT
lord In the severe %es'eF IN PORTIONS Portion. e Of
Henderson. Cabarrus, Catawpa.
rP BON, rutherford. Iredell AND espe'
bumoo mecLlanburg The drought in Meek
e ,nyr % has not been equalled since 1915
nr issis over the counties suffering from
9rongh, crops continue 10 deteriorate,
nluSsns ore nearly ruined. upland corn
s1sS and practically ruipsd, and cotton
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Emporia Mention.

ENPORIA. VA, July 2.-tspeclai: !
The following gentlemenl composing me ne
recently-elected Board ~ supervise 10 Oh
creenesville c0unty-Captain u Jar
rat, r. r. Rainey. Esq, and Charles r.
T I1iSSsseyr~assembled at the court, house on on
Y les and proceeded 10 effect men Ell
Organization The body Was oan ne mo, "
V ,,l,' " - q Rainey was unanimously elect,
ed cd chairman. The board only trans slSera
routine business and made some oru an'
I'm reference 20 the spread OF the Si''''''
The Greenesville Bank applied 10 ire as
BOARD OF Supervisors on yesterday ~,
county and on which 10 erect pahh
building c,,o., u,as
Hon. Alexander King Of sussex was
I'm Empora on yesterday o,.or
Miss Rosa Friend. OF peterspuIs, 60 go
a niaasant visit 10 the Misses GOODWIN
al Greenwood" has returned home
II was rumored here yesterday that an
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THE RICHMOND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES JULY 2s,

other case OF smallpox had broken out,
but the report failed 20 be verified.
Mr. w. T.. Bailey has gone 20 Bedford
cry.
AIR. L. c. Mills has editorial charge OF
the Emporia Messenger.
Sheriff s. w Lee spent yesterday IN
Portsmouth on business.
Mrs. V. T. Green is somewhat improved
MIR r. ID. Alley, a prominent LUMBER
dea.er. was in town to-day
Mr. Albert GOODWIN is sick at his home,
near town.
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EpwoRTH LEAGUE AFFAIRS.
scheu investigation Dropped-Fede-
rnfinn of Young Peoples Societies.

INDIANAPOLIS. IND, July 2.-The
controversy over the retention OF royal
ties from song-books by Edwin A. Schell,
OF Chicago. was settled to-day by the
Board OF Control Of the Epworth League
meeting. The board found that Mr..
schell. general secretary OF the kpwortn
League, committed serious Official
wrong, but owing TO his assurance that
he had no wrong Intention. and his prom
ise that ne would avoid further offence,
the board deemed II inadYisable 10 pro-
coed further in the case. Seven members
OF the board voted against dropping the
Investigation, and asked that their names
be SO recorded
After. the Schell matter had been dis
posed OF the board appointed commits
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lust as remarkable as anything ever
offered in the Furniture Department VIII
be this sale Of Couches.
4 Full Length and Width Couch, COW
cred with damask. hardwood rim and legs
with fringe all around, inventory
price........ ...' .''''''' '''''' .,
Leatherette Couch, good size, well
fringed Upholstered with large SPRINGS
making the seat high and comfortaDie'
regular price $40. inventory price''''So''''
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Leather Goods.

Real Leather Bills-Books, with and
without straps, were 39c., inventory sale
prlce....s. ....s. go. s.ssss ssssss ss-ssss'"~'
Another lot Of Leather Bill-BOOks and
Letter-Cases, in seal. real leather, and
monkey skin, that sold from soc. 70 $50,
inventory price........ .......... ....... Zoe.
69c. Genuine Calf-Skin Chatelaines,
chamois lined...... ........ 5000. ......ioc.
Misses and Children's Chatelaine
Purses. that sold for Is and 25c., inven-
- -. - &c.
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White Goods.

Fine Check Dmities, pure White' were
1gc inventory price. pei yard.......'ioc'
s,,ow-white Fine French Organdies'
the 15c kind, at. per yard........''S SIC
Extra Good Pique, sold at Il l-2c. m
ventOry price...... .''''''''''''' 49,
4o-inch Lawn, pure white, L l-Zc. aiau'
inventory price. per yard'''.''''''o -
pure Linen Lawn. IS inches vide 4Vc'
kind, inventory price, per yard..'.'.''~ 'c'
Uxtra-Fine Cambria, our Sc. sr"oe'
inventory price, Use. yard
Two-Yarss- Wide White Organize Ihe
zoe grade. inventory price, PEI yard''-'c'
English Long Cloth, piece OF L yatasI
inventory price...... .'..'''' ''''''''''''0
Extra Fine English Long Cloth E-yaIu
piece was $50. inventory price, ~
Colored Tarlatans. were i l-2c.' ihVeh-
tory price. per yard..........''.'''.'' -
Mosouito Netting, S-yard piece, FOR Toe
tr,tra Fine Sheer French NalhsoOh'
was DC a yard, inventory price''.'''''c
rvtra Fine Sheer Persian Mulls, ac'
or,de inventory price, per yard''i- i-~0
r,tro-neavy Cord Welt p. H. al
Avs sell for 20c., inventory price,
IL lie. yard.
ct... India Linen, 81 yards OF our 80
kind. inventory price, per y'iu'
poantfu Satin Bordered Apron Lawns
Al inches wide 15c. kind, inventory PM
ner yaTd...... ...... ''''''''''
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01lEz7aIa6;zs %s ;Jtsza u; a11z;

tee OF the most prominent men OF ITS
number 10 confer with other young peo-
PIES societies with a view % bringing
about closer federation Of the three In
ternational young peoples organizations.
The board will continue In session to-
morrow.
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A Child Enjoys

the pleasant flavor. gentle action. and
soothing effect OF Syrup Of Figs. when In
need Of a laxative. and " the father or
mother Do c0stiye or bilious. the most
gratifying results follow Its use. 80 that
IL Is the best family remedy known, and
every family should have a bottle. Manu-
featured by the California FIG syrup Com
pany.
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ALnrMARLE COUNTY.
sunday school ConVentiOn-The sup
erVfsOrs Meet.

oiARIOTTEsVILLE. VA, July 20
fne.a.) The sunday-school Convention
ir Aaemarle county win meet az Chest
'1r.ye Baptist church. near Eariys-
@ 900 Thursday and Friday August
n ana nth The place OF the meeting
bout thirteen miles due north Of
Chm otteswlle. and the neighborhood Is
.f the most hospitable In the county.
.h. Kew. j. J. White Is the present pas
.. ~ lhe church. The Committee " Ar
mcnts are K. $. Perkins. y. T.
t.on. James A. Frensley. j. ". Hun,
h. John S Richards. Ira @. Woods. John
le. james Durrctt. Rev. J. J. White.
ai Rev j. 81 Barton. Interesting topics
$3.50 Boz discussed by Professor +. II.
tmih and Or Charles. ". Kent Of the
University, Dr j. Wiley Blcdsoe, OF COR
willie. Rev Harry y. Lee. Or. George
=. Potr.e. Key. u. +. Smith, George Per-
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Sale 10 Basement

1-2-gallon Japanned Ice Coolers galva-
nized lined, sold for SSc., inventory price,
05c.
2-gallons, 75c.; -gallons.............s
New Brighter Filters. No. 4. sold for
$1.7j. inventory price .......... .......''.'.N
No. 5, sold for 2.25, inventory price
only ......... ........ ....... ..........Sifo
No. 6, sold for S2.9S, inventory price
only mann. ........ ............ ...s..Si'oV
No. 8. sold for $3.50. inventory price
only .......-. ....... ........... .....'....'F-
Galvanized-Lined Extra-Heavy japan
Tin Nursery Refrigerators, sold for $3.50,
inventory price ....... ........ ........$i.-o
Gem Ice-Cream Freezers, 2-quart size,
sold for $l.b, inventory price...."......N.
3-quart size, sold for SLS. inventory
price ........ .......... s..'''.'' '''''''SA'""
4-quart size, sold for $2D, inventory
price ........ ........ ......... ...'.''''S''f'
Blizzard Ice-Cream Freezers, 2-quart
size. sold for Sl19, inventory prices oc.
3-duart size, sold for Sl49, inventory
price ........... .......... .'....''' ''''''''P'
4-quart size, sold for $l9, inventory
price ........... ......... ...'..'.. '''''Si'""
Harper Fly Traps, sold for l5c., inYen-
tory price ........ ........ ...'.''''''.''''C'
Wire Dish Covers, sold for iOc., inven
S6x74 Hammock, with stretcher, sold for
50c. inventory price ........... ling
Fancy Hammock. with valance. pillow,
and stretcher, 96x7I, sold for sl.50, inVen.
tory price ......... .......'.'. '..''''''' '''s'
Extra-Large Hammocks, 42xS4, with pill
low, stretcher, and valance, sold for $l.lo.
inventory price ........ .''''.s -
42xs4. i'm three colors, with pillow,
stretcher, and valance, sold for ZOO m
ventory price ......... ........ ....''..Si-''
The Stars and Stripes In Hammock,
with pillow, stretcher, and valance, sold
for $3.50 inventory price ......Si.o %"
Single-Burner Blue-Flame Gas Stoves.
sold for Csc. inventory price .........l"c.
2-burner Blue-Flame Gas Stoves, sold
for 81. inventory price ..................1oc.
2-burner Nickel Double Blue-Flame Re-
movable Plate Gas Stove, sold Tor SLso'
inventory price ........ ......... .'''''Si''"
9-burner Nickel Double Blue Flame, sold
for S2gs. inventory price .......-.........$-
2-burner Blackle Double Blue-tlame
Gas Stove, sold for H75, inventory
price ........ .......... ........ ....'s'Si ."
2-burner Oil Stoves, sold for 15c., inyen'
tory price ......... ......'' .'''.''''.'
Patent-End Gas-Tubing. sold Tor &C.
foot. inventory price, per foot ...''.''fc'
Gas or oil Stove ovens, medium SIZE
sold for &C.. inventory price ..........1oc.
Sheet-Iron ovens, the best made SOFA
for CSC. inventory price ........:.''..7o
Iron Preserving Kettles, porcelain lined'
one-haIf their marked price.
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Sale of
Ladies'
colored
Waists.
Ribbons,

All Fancy Sash Ribbons, Dresden
warp prints double-faced satins, plaids,
Battenburgs, Liberty satins, 10
inches wide, the So. 75 80, and &c,
qualities al one price in inventory sale,
All the 80, %, and &c. Fancy Ribbons,
per Yard. ........ ........ ......iz i--c.
Black Double-Faced Mourning Seeded
Ribbons, inches wide. 35c. quality. per
yard. .... ........ ............ ........i2 lie.
Black MOire Antique, inches wide,
nc. yard; 4 inches, 1oc. yard; 3
inches. 1Oc. a yard; 2 IL inches, &c. a
yard: 2 inches. Sc a yard, worth 49, %,
10 II. Is and Joe. yard.
Ladies' 2-CIasp Washable Gloves,
White. Gray, and Natural, every pair
guaranteed 90 wash, inventory
price. zoe.
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DEATHS.

FOL. STEAD. oiled. Tuesday evening.
July %. 1Sses JOHN A. FoiSrEAD; aged
81 years
Funeral notice In Thursdays papsr.
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What might have been'-if mat httle
cough hadn't been neglected-is the SAD
reflection OF thousands Of consumptiVes.
one Minute Cough Cure cures coughs ana
colds. Bodeker Brothers. I. A. Ailier.
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RALEIGH,s BUDGET.
want Back Taxcs-Crop REPORT
stnte Debt.

RALEIGH. n. c., July Especial ,
Before the Corporation Commission TO-
day there was long argument on me
question of back taxes claimed as que
from the Mercantile Trust and Deposit
COMPANY. OF Baltimore, owner OF rolling
s.ock ON the SeabOard Airline, when,
il is claimed, IS worth 81, 10000. and which
was not listed until last year. and then
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BATHING SUITS-Ladies' ATWOOD
Flannel Bathing Suits. yoke and fuli
front. trimmed with braid. collar trim
med with braid, inventory price ..s2 90
BATHING sUITS-Ladies' Black Bril-
liant Bathing Suits, tucked shield, large
revers. deep sailor collar, trimmed with
white and Hercules braid, inventory
- ..... .......S45 80
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re-hundreds which we have
Bargains all over the stOre-hun
1887 Yards of Carpets.

This seasons Brussels Carpets all the new patterns ght
shades dark shades medium shades; the best wire
oe perfect goodsust from the looms
in engtbs wards The 65c and goods Will go
in this Inventory at &c. yard the &c. and 9oc goods VIII
40 at ward Thousands of patterns to select FROM the
first corners getting the best choice.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-26

GDc. Muslin Petficonts, with o-i"rh
yaIenciennes lace runie' inventory
urice ......... ...... .35c.
$50 Fine Petticoats. with three rows
OF lace inserting and lace ruiiis wide
tucked and embroidery trimmed rufiie. in
veutory price ......... ........ ......... Uoc.