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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-21
DUNLOP MILLS.

ltshed six years before Napoleon became
Emperor OF France, and while John
Adams was President Of the United States.
II was originally built by Joseph Gallego,
in 1898. The first '.Gallego nlill'' was To-
Gated about one and half miles above the
city. on the old James river canal. IN
1882 while Andrew Jackson was President
Of the United States and William Nv was
King OF England. this mill was removed
by P. j Chevallie TO the foot Of the main
basin of the James river and hanaWha
canal In 1916 the mill was DESTROYED by
fire. and again, in 1865, when Richmond
was evacuated, il shared in the general
destruction of the business portion Of
the city.
It was Immediately rebuilt by its own
ers Messrs. Warwick & Barksdale, IN its
present form. The mill. when rebuilt.
cost over $S50,ono in gold. In 1865 the plant
was transferred to the ownership of the
Gallego Mill Manufa curing Company
which continued to operate it until 1887.
p-her, IL was purchased by three Richmond
men. operating it as the Gallego Mills
Company.
THE Gallego Flour Mills proper IS
situated al the northwest corner OF Canal
and Twelfth streets. The building is
tlinety-iire feet wide 165 feet long. and
above the foundation has five stories I'M
Ser the caves. ard two stories in the roof.
The building is OF pressed brick, with
slate roofing. the walls al the top of the
Foundation Being three feet, and at the
Top OF the walls two feet thick. II is very
,nassiveiy and substantially constructed.
The property was purchased on March
Trd 1902 by Ncssrs Warner Moore &; Co,
the proprietors of the Dunlop mills, and
since this time large force OF Inillwrishts
have been engaged in taking out all OF
the old machinery and installing In the
building two -four mills. with q total daily
capacity Of 1000 barrels. and q corn mill
Of 1900 bushels daily. The mill has a
storage capacity of 10000 bushels
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-21

Messrs. Warner Moore & Co. VIII oper-
ate the Gallego mills in connection VIII
their Dunlop mills, located at the 1901 %
Mayo's bridge. il, Manchester, and the
Shockoc mills, which is located at ,>es
entcenth and Dock streets. Win inc VI 90. &C
mills in operation they turn out I.1'.
barrels OF -four and 4,Soo oosheis "a ma
dsily., This is equivalent to twenty. car
loads Of flour, six car loa-s OF nllii-ieeu'
and nine car loads Of corn meal: daily
making a total of thjrty-five cars. Inc
consu,nption. of grain daily Is 1o,ieo. onsn-
els of wheat and 1880 bushels Oh corn.
These three miss grind daily the average
crop harvested from 500 acres OF "heae
and $50 acres of corn
Mcssrs Warner Moore d CO. ehtefeu
the -four milling business in 1855, their
first venture being the purchase OF the
old Dunlop &. McCance mill. Inns 11iiil
WIS Thoroughly rcn1odelied shortly after
ni1rchas So and was remodelled and brought
up-to-datc in the year 1900. and is. to-day,
ono IF tho most modern mills in the coun-
try.
Starting cut with a daily capacity oil
$50 barrels the field OF operations mas peeii
gradually enlarged. until to-day 1t re-
ouircs 800 barrels daily to supply the
demand The i1our enjoys very large
sale throughout the Southern States. ana
is also sold very largely in all OF the
European markets the firm, having repre-
sentatives in Rotterdam and Amsterdam
Holland, Hamburg and Bremen, Germany
Copenhagen and Wiborg, in Denmark;
Liverpool and London. England; Le',h.
Glasgow and Aberdeen. Scotland; ana
Dublin and Belfast. Ireland
Prior to the brea king out OF hostil1tles
in South Africa. the firm shipped very
largely TO British South Africa. Ihls
business has just opened up again SINCE
the termination of the war.
The general Offices Of the company are
located at Seventeenth and Dock streets.
AR Warner Moore, the senior member
Of the firm. is one of Ricfnond's most
prominent and successful business men.
Aside from his milling interests. lie is
identified with many local organizations:
is president Of the Moore Lime Company,
president Of the Powf1atan Lime Company.
and is largely interested in many enter
prises located outside of Richmond
The milling interests Of the firm are
managed by Mr.. Thomas L. Moore, the
junior member. The foreign business is IN
charge Of Mr.. J. w. Craig. il. Mr. John
R Thomas is superintendent miller of
the Gallego mills. and MIR. Frank Barton
of the Dunlop mills.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-21
Everything to Make the
Baby and the Little Boy
or Girl Comfortable

Whether it's Your own little
people or some one else's thar
you're interested in, you'll not
fail to find something very help,
full in this list,
Children's Goats of atl-wool
broadcloth, with three capes, fin
ished with white silk cord, IN
Tan, Blue and Red, $500.
Infants Coats Of all-wooi Bed,
ford Cord, lined with Italian
Cloth, trimmed with satin rib
bon braid, $500.
Goats Of Eiderdown, IN White
and Red, lined with satteen, trim
med with satin ribbons and but
tons, for $500.
Bonnets for the Baby OF White
China Silk, tucked, full ruching
with wide ties, silk lined, ali sizes.
tor soc.
Bibs of fine lawn, trimmed
with Val Lace and Insertion,
soc,
Bootees Of fine wool. in all
white, light blue and white and
pink and white, sc.
Legglns, all wool, in black and
white, soc.
Velvet Leggins, red, blue and
black, with white pearl buttons,
$50
Baby Carriage Afghans, hand
made, Of Eiderdown wool blue
and white and pink and white,
$3.50.
Carriage Robe Of angora Fur lin
ed with fine Italian Cloth 81 so
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Miller & Rhoads.
Miller & Rhoads.
Christmas Three Days Off.
STORE OPEN
STORE OPEN NIGHTS.

But early morning is the most con1torta-
bic time to shop. Of course many OF US
can't choose our shopping time.
Have to do it when it's convenient, but
those that can do so will find less strain on
themselves and others in the morning hours.
Somebody said the other day that it was
useless expense to advertise at Christmas
time Just about as useless as it would be
for The Dispatch not to publish local news
when everybody is. excited over Venezuela.
People would buy papers anyway, you
might say Advertisements are not pub
lished merely to draw people into the store,
but to help them shop after they get in. In
other words, the daily store news is a daily
guide.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-21

property is to cost 100000, and the COM
pany is to be capitalized at quarter or
a million The property is near Pulaski,
and is said to contain large quantities OF
ore.
Through an application to the County
Court, the Nythe Lead and Zinc Nine
Co has been relieved of the payment
of over Sc, 900 in taxes, which We're held to
be illegally imposed Judge Fudge, OF
Marion. presided and ruled that the COM
pany was being assessed twice--that IS,
on its capital and on its lands. This
causes a loss Of about $1,000 to the county,
and the remainder TO the State
The society people of Wytheville are
anticipating with a good deal OF pleasure
the approa ching marriage OF Miss Lana
Borden Oberchain and Mr.. George Bar
stow Flint which will occur at the home
Of the bride-elect, on Monroe street, next
Monday evening a i o'clock. Mr. Flint
is q business man Of Alabama Though
the affair will be home wedding. large
number Of invitations have been issued to
it. \ reception viii follow the ceremony
Mrs. J. 3. Dunn and daughter left for
their home in Piltsburg Monday night
Mr. Jack Williams accompanied them and
Will remain there unit. spring.
a large eagle was trapped o2 the farm,
Of Mr. Brown Cassell near town, q few
days ago.
Preparations are being made to raise
young New River blue cat fish at the
United States fish hatchery near Wythe-
VILE for the purpose of stocking other
streams of the country with them. Cat
fish don't stand well with city folks. but
the New River fish has many friends
among the mountaineers-
Mr.. and Mrs w ". Pendleton have
moved into their new home east of Ingle-
side.
Mr.. II. &, Maupin is home for the holi-
days.
Mrs. Z. NJ. Funk Will be the hostess OF
the Euchre Club on Thursday.
Miss Sallie Goodwin will leave on Thurs
day for Richmond, where she will spend
the winter.
The two neat cottages which are Icing
erected by Mr.. Ben Topham on Calhoun
and Union streets. are nearly completed,
and when finished will be quite an i'm
provement.
Misses Lizzie and Willie Terry left Sat-
urday for q two weeks visit to friends in
Manchester and Richmond.
The open winter has proved a blessing
to the poor of this section. It has pre-
vented rise in the price OF wood, which
is still 81 a load Meats and feed for all
kinds of stock. as well as butter and eggs,
are selling at fancy prices
Mrs. Charieo Mac-Allister is in Baltimore.
where she will be Joined by her husband
for the holidays. after which they will
leave for a trip through the Southern
Waters.
Hiss Bette Heuscr will leave in Janu-
airy for d visit to her relatives In Ger
many.
Mrs. Tyler G. Kent has returned home
from q stay of a few weeks in Lynch
burg.
Mrs. W A r. Goodwin and children
leave this week Tor their home in Peters
burg.
Rev. Mr.. Goodwin, who is recovering
from spell of illness. viii leave next.
week.
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Little
Xmas Linens Low Priced.

Pretty Doylies. &c each, fringed
and full bleacled.
Doylies of pure linen. SOC dozen,
all white and fringed, but some
with colcred borders.
Pure Linen Tray Cloths, 25c each,
neatly hemstitched.
White and Colored Bureau Scarts,
with fringe, II l-2c.
Buffet scarfs, SOC, fine naercerized
goods in handsome designs. neatly
henstitcheO.
Pure Linen Napkins. s1.oo dozen,
hye-eighths size and full bleached
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-21
NEW MILL VENTURE.
Richmond Regainine Lost Pres
tiqe as a Flour Centre.
OLD CALICO MILLS PROSPER
warner Moore q Co. Arc Branching
uuou FLOUR Is BEING EXPORTED.

I'd Days Recalled When Richmond
WAS The Foremost MiilinE Centre
Il The Entire CONTRIBUTED His
tory OF the Famous Galley" Mills
RcccntlS Purchased by warner
moore & Colt VIII nc Operated
IN Manufactnre of tl:c Fnmo".
..Dunlnr Flour and Corn Meal
Worldwide Reputation of Dunlop
ETour.
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PAYING THEIR TAXES.
wythe,. Treasurer Very Well Salts
Hed-Social and Personal Notes.

WYTHEvIJLE. VA. December 10
Especial deputy Treasurer I<incef in a
converse ton with your correspondent.
stated that the office had collected fully
five ixths OF the taxes OF the county and
State before the per cent. penalty &C
crued-or about $4,000 out OF some $4,000
This is one of the best showinSs the treas
u-cr has made for some years.
Captain Mckee. of the lower end Of this
county. has been in Wytheville this week
soliciting stock subscriptions for COM
pary, which he proposes to organize in
order to mine ore near Pulaski City. The
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-21
Xmas Handkerchief.

Never had more Of them COM
ing and going and never daintlef
than now.
Here's three good ones low
priced:
Sheer Linen Hemstttched initial
Handkerchtefs. ono-half dozen IN
fancy boxes. box. 7oc.
Children's Fancy Initial Handkerr
chiefs. coIored embroidery. thrss IN
box; box. 2:lc-
Fifty new styles in Swiss En-
broidered Handkerchief, some OF
the best yet, each .Ic-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-21
Satteen Art Ticking,
19 and 25c a Yard.

Either that or Beugaline Dr2ps-
ries at the same prices are syce
lent things for making fancy bags.
AL colors.
PLUSH BUGGY ROBES. that
were selling quite a lot of Best
Chase make. in rich coIorinss Of
Brown. Tan and Red, $500 TO
SI2. So
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-21
Linen
Table Cloths and Sets.

Beautifully Henstitcl1ed Table
Sets. All pure linen, frlnged
and with a dozen napkins to
match the datnask, S5.oS.
\ full .Bleached Damask, sixty-six
inches WIDE in cream color. is an
especially good Christmas bargain
at 33c.
White Hen1stitched Table Covers
in beautiful floral designs. for 49c-
Full Bleached Table Damask, two
yards wide, in the best patterns.
yard S1.0O.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-21
The Temporary Richmond
Home of the Dolls

This year is Miller & Rhoads's
third floor.
From the Baby Doll that will
gladly change her address for I
cent to the arlStocratlc young
lady who values her company at
$40, we have about all the
Dolls that one can think Of.
Perhaps the most popular lit
tie people in the whole collection
are those who consider them
selves worth from soc to SI.oo.
Well warrant them to be
good-natured and very obedient.
Everything they need for their
toilet and table is here also.
The Christmas Candy Store.
There's going to be a rush
from tomorrow morning until
"Wednesday night and those that
get here first will be sure Of the
choice Of assortnents-but all
the Candy is pure-the 1oc
grades as well as the higher
oriced Candies. The materials in
the lower priced Candies not as
expensive, Of course, as those in
the higher priced ones.
Our SOC Candy this year was our
soc grade last year. Some OF the
fine Chocolates at SOC readily sell
for 6Oc elsewhere.
Delicious Nougats, Shell Walnuts
and Caramels among the 25c Can
dies, and Candied Fruits, Walnut
Croauettes and about twenty high
grade Chocolates at soc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-21
Among the
DruqQets and Rugs.

You'll find traces Of Santa
Claus. He's going to decorate
some Virginia homes this week
with handsome Moquet Rugs, IN
rich designs. Some OF them 3
feet wide by 7 feet long, for only
S. 4S.
Two or three like this certain
" set off the room or hall that
they're III.
Smaller sizes, 27x54. .....s2.5o.
1sx36. 81 90.
Moouet or Body Brussels Drug
gets, best quality made; all cclors
and pretty designs. for $3.50.
Ingram Druggets look pretty
and wear we'll, provided you get
the right kind, but there's lots OF
shoddy stuff on the rounds.
We have some very heavy all
wool Ingrains, ox12 feet, beauti-
ful patterns, in Delft blue, ia
green and red, $3.50.
Nothing common about these
floor coverings.
Tapestry Table Covers.
There's many Richmond table
will look prettier Christmas after
noon with one Of these fine covers
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-21
Christmas Time

Is Apron time. One very pretty. one
of fine lawn, hemstitched hem and
bib, with wide ties, 25c.
Another fine Lawn Apron. with
deep hem and tucks,, with wide ties,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-21
Finely Tailored
Monte Carlo Goats,

And all 50 moderately priced
that they bring themselves with
in the range OF Christmas giving.
The Monte Carlo has been the
Coat Of the season, and the ones
we offer to-day have been the
best selling garments this WIN
ter.
Castor Beaver Coats, with bell
sleeves. turn back cuffs. velvet col
lar and the new inverted pLsat 10
the back. S6.4S.
Thirty-fnch Kerseys, with velvet
collar and cuffs and pieated back.
$3.50
Good -kerseys, with the sleeves
and bottom OF the Coat finished
i'll rows Of corded stitching.
This Coat has a pleated back,
is lined throughout with satin
and trimmed with pearl buttons.
sos.
3o-inch Coat, made with an
inverted pleat in the back, strap
ped stitched seams across the
shoulders, velvet collar, pearl
buttons and satin lined, $1,000
Satln-lined fine ksrssy. with
double inverted p.eat in the back;
strapped seams across this shc..l-
ders. $3.50
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-21
3-Fold Draft Screens. s. 98

Solid oak. covered with plain
denim, panel tops.
We have them, higher priced.
with fancy coverings and finer
work to suit ones fancy. but
these will do the work they're in
tended to do just as well as the
finer screens.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-21

Handles enter largely into the
choice Of an umbrella, When
YOU reach certain price for UNI
brellas the quality Of the cover
ing varies but little for articles
above that price.
Some people may call it luck,
but we call it foresight, combined
with hard work. that many months
ago we were enabled to secure lot
of $500 handles for $500 umbrellas
and they're here to-day on the $500
goods.
Silk Gloria, paragon frame,
close roll, neat case and tassel,
and, taken all i'll all, they are
regular frst-class $500 u111brel-
las, for you can get as good al
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-21
Fine Towel Values for Xmas.

|
IF somebody would only
make NE a Christmas gift Of new
towels instead Of something |
| don't need.
Wonder how MANY housewives
|. III Richmond to-day are saying
or, at least, thinking Of that.
Turkish Bath Towels
22x45 inch. full bleached. lemmed,
extra weight, 25c-
22x45 inch, unbleached, fringed, at
IL 1-2c.
2Ox4o inch. full bleached. fringed.
the 121.2c grade. for 1oc.
Huck Towels
o2x44 inch. all pure linen, splendid
towel 25c.
18x34 inch, heavy brocade towel
15c.
1sxs4 inch, a fine finish henmed
towel, Sc.
German Dar1ask Towels
All pure linen, with knotted
fringe white and colored borders.
for 25C.
| All pure linen, hemstitched, with
fancy drawn work, soc.
All pure linen, satin finish, with
handsome fringe, soc.
Four Pretty ShaWls for Gifts.
Halls are not always heated in
ones home.
These sl1awls help you to avoid
a chilly feeling, which IS some
times followed by worse.
Silk Shawls, thirty-six inches
square, with dainty border, for
81 90.
Silk Shawls. ffty-four inches
square, with deep fringe, cream and
black, $500.
| Ice Wool Shawls, handmade. if
ty-four inches square. white and
black, $3.50.
Circular Shawls, all white, pink
! and white and blue and white sl.oo
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-21
The Xmas Umbrella Store.

umbrella at three dollars as the
most of us want, including han
debut, these umbrellas are
fitted with hve-dollar handles OF
5 and 6-inch sterling silver and
pearl
You save two dollars.
Twenty-six inch Umbrellas, COW
cred with the best quality Of silk
and made in the most perfect man
ner, sGos, s7.os, $1,000, $3.50 and
$500.
The price differences are all i'll
the handles.
Anything at $500 and up
wards is engraved free and put III
a neat box.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-21

Wldt ABOUT tllS WOlliSll io oi" =
500 for Hare Scarf. six tails.
s19S Stoles, one and a half YARDS
long. two brush tails.
s:4s. Imitation Stone Marten
Scarfs. six tails. Brown Dyed Mar
ten Scarfs, six tails. Imitation FOX
Scarfs, two tails. Imitation MINK
Scarfs, two tails.
csc for Chi.drens Murfs, white
ones with long hair
s14S Childrens Nluffs OF Colored
Hare.
Some Other Furs
for Women.
$3.50. Black coney Scarf. two
large Brush tails.
ss.es, Wide Black Hare or sable
Scarf. six tails.
$500 to $1,000, Black A1arten or
Sable Boas, six small or two largo
brush tails.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-21
Special Shipment OF
Mems House Goats, S..

lust in Yesterday and the Smoking Jacket House
Coat we had in the store.
Doub1e-faced cloths with handsome plaid backs
The Coat is trimmed silk cord with frogs match
It's finished possible and there snoa better
fitting Jacket anywhere at any price
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-21
ST, $125, $3.50, $198, $3.50


For sample pairs Of which there
are not over three to any style,
They are three and a half and four
yards long.
$500 for beautifully hand
made Irish Point Renaissance
and tambour Lace Curtains,
3 IL yards and 4 yards long.
Plain and allover worked CEN
tres, with wide handmade Dor
ders.
Two Special Portieres
Among the Many.
$500 for Heavy Rep and Frou
Frou's. Not over two pairs Of
any kind. Solid co1ors, with ia
pestry and floral borders, Some
with allover floral designs.
$3.50 for Tapestry Curtains ex-
ira good quality Sumo solid col
ors: others two-tone effects. Three
yards long, fifty inches wide.
Turkish and floral designs: splendid
values.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-21

Real Walrus Waist Bags in black,
with gilt and nickel frames. for soc.
Black Calf Leather Chattelaine
Bags, leather covered and metal
frames, channels lined and inside
pockets, each, soc.
Silver Manicure Pieces, all kinds,
Is and 29c values, i3c.
All soc Manicure Pieces. also ster-
ling Combs, Match Boxes. Bag Tags,
and, in fact, hundreds Of useful pieces
in Sterling Silver, 33c.
Boys Pocket Knives. two steel
blades, pearl, bone and stas horn
handles, 25c.
Golf Gloves for both ladies and
children. all plain and Oxford colors.
pair, csc.
Twenty-Five pieces new, up-to-date
veilings, in blacks and black and
white effects, yard, 25c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-21
Pretty Lace Curtains

That will lend an additional
Christmas cheer to the windows
when the bright green and red OF
the holly contrasts with the deli
cate white and creamy curtains.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-21
Couch Covers

Of heavy tapestry, heavily ring.
ed, 50 and 90 inches wide, ; Yards
long.
From $3.50 up to $50
Persian, Bagdad and Oriental
patterns.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-21
Seven Xmas Presents That
Will Cost $2.27 in All.

Don't think you can do much
better than this.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-21
Christmas Time in the Curtain
and Upholstery Section

on it Rich Eastern designs ~ Bin,
Green and Red
81 size, $3.50
81 size, s15o
St size, Sos.
f0-t size. $3.50
l2--s size, $3.50
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-21
Get Your Furs Before Xmas.

,idently going to get furs for
our family?
From these prices up to $1,000 for
real Black Marten or Fox Scarfs.
Pretty N1uffs to match them, Csc
TO S17.5O.
Pretty Fur Sets
for Children.
$500 Imitation White Angcra.
$3.50 Long Fur Sets.
SOS Genuine Angora, well lined
sos Genuine Angora and Steel
Tipped. Boa satin lined.
s3oS, Genuine Squirrel Sets, large
Muff and satin-lined Scarf.
s3.9S, Fox Sets: Boa with tails
and chain; large Muff.
s49s. Gray Fox four-tailed Boa.
s5.0s. Gray Fox. six-tailed Scarf.
large Mut.
$3.50. Stone Marten, stx-tailed
Boa, extra sized Mufc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-21
CALICO MILLS.
SHoCKoE MILLS.

property is to cost 100000, and the COM
pany is to be capitalized at quarter or
a million. The property is near Pulaski
and is said to contain largo quantities OF
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-02-12

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terms to desirable parties. 3029. ) Journal.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-02-12
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