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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-05
ALUMNAE CELEBRATION.
"A Delightful Reunion at Edith
+ h..la.,,, Near RrtrtoSs, VIZ, rs

| ACdderny,t lNedT pIlSlOWy vdt
Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
BRIsTow, Van J,,ne 4.--The al,nnnas
| festivities of Edith Academy, near Brs-
tow, We're innugurated last week. The
| academy was in gala attire Beautiful
flowers we're In abundance In every part
OF tho house. Former students began TO
arrive on Monday and delightful reu Mons
were the order of the day. s III
The exodus to tho academy began Tues
dny evening. when carriage after carr
ringe arrived with guests forsthe first ot
the public functions, an entertainment
given by the pupils. 5
1t attracted an audience which taxed
the hall to It's utmost. The programme
was carried out with charming grace and
finish The staging and costuming were
a brilliant, artistic success, and the whole
production was Of a very high order.
4 still larger audience was present
Wednesday evening. a special feature
md delightful surprise to the audience
vas the exceptionally fine voice Of Mrs.
John Murphy. Jr. OF Richmond, Va. She
Possesses II sweet and strong soprano of
very vide compass rho genuine ovation
tenIered her and the repeated encores
bespoke the enthusiasm Of her hearers.
Misc #Keck's violin numbers were rem
dored with artistic touch, and the audi
gence demonstrated Its approval by
continued applause. She was gracefully
accompanied by Miss Dippner, an.
alumnae. . NJ rs 3Ia
Thursday was devoted to the altnlnae,
and resulted in the formation Of an
association which promises to- WELD a
bower Of Influence for the Substitution 5s
The ceremonies were formally opened
with high mass In the academy chapel
Very Rev. Father julius, Q. S. B., cele-
brant.
4 The music of the mass was rendered
by a special choir, composed of alumnae.
Att 80 o'clock the allnnae gathered IN
the hall Miss Gertrude Johnston, OF La
strobe. Pa, welcomed the former pupils
TO their alma mater. The election OF o.
ficers resulted as follows:
..Tlonorary president, Rev Mother AL
sphonse. o. s. b.; president, Mrs. John
Rliley. Of Richmond, Va; first vice-presi-
dent, Miss Mellon. Of Nokesville, Va;
second vice president. Miss Griffith, OF
Richmond, Va: third Vice president, Miss
fMarstoller, of Nokesvlle, Va; fourth
rice- president, Miss Carley, Williamsburg,
Pa: fifth vice president Miss Melons
5c,lgh of Richmond, Va; recording secre-
Stary, Miss Cowhig, Of Casanova, Va.
corresponding secretary, Miss Dippner.
or Richmond Va; treasurer Miss Nc.
'Evcy, of Richmnd, Va.
A pleasing feature Of the, day was the
irnrromptu entertainment In the after
noon, given by the alullnac and guests.
AT o'clock III the evening occurred
the ban1ut. 1t was tendrcd the Alumnoe
Association by the sisters Of the acade-
my, and was one of the most ENJOYABLE
FEATURES of the celebration. MI the
toasts were happy efforts
Friday ended the joyful reunion OF
teachers and pupils. i3i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-05
Bissell's Carpet SWeepers,
Complete Stock from $3.50 Up.
On Our Third Floor.

You will find some of BlssELL's
.cYco BEARING swEEPERs that en-
body the newest and best in that line and
that cannot be bought anywhere else IN
Richmond as we control the'n 1or 'h's
city. Ask to sec Bissells cyco Bearing
'.PRENLIER," an extra high-grade sweep
Ell with special features Of pull-up
dump. which is not found on any other
make. All the latest improvements and
full nickel trimmings, special value, for
SO, 90.
BIssEL's cYco BEARING "BoUDoIR"
is the very best In points Of construction
style and rnIsh; equipped with cyco bear
ings, dust proof axle tubes, antl-raveler,
reversible bail sptng. full nickel trim
mings and the highest hand polish, plano
finish for $3.50
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-05
BRITISH AMBASSADORS.
stonewall Band Played God
Save the King in His Honor.

Especial 70 The TImes-Dispatch.5
STANTON, VA. June 4.--Sir Morti-
mer Durand who la making tour of the
ibattIefields Of the Valley OF Virginia,
passed through here on the Baltimore
and Ohio train this afternoon. accom-
panied by Hon. Harry st. George Tucker.
Mayor Landcs. several members OF tho
city Council and large number OF citi-
zens were at the depot. The Stonewall
Band was also present. and played God
Save the King.
& Sir Mortimer and Mr.. Tucker came out
on the depot platform and number OF
persons were presented to the distin-
guished stranger, but no speeches were
made. FRS t8
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-05
Bright's Disease and
Diabetes News.
1897 Broadway, San Francisco.
April S. 1901.
TO the Church Women OF Virginia;

TO the Church Women of Virginia
1T Is SO hard for people 10 believe that
Bmght.s Disease and Diabetes are now
durable, that / am asked To permit ref
eyence to my own case. ! shrink from
1t, hut there ars too many dying to re-
main silent. To be brief. | had both
Bright's Disease and Diabetes for over
five years. Usual Dropsy, nails came
off, and the case was so hopeless tina,
the physicians told us there was no need
to diet and to give me anything craved
] heard that people were being cured IN
this city ana procured the treatment. In
dlopsy disappeared, and in a year | was
Welt, TO show how we'll will say that
several years after my recovery. I stood
capital operation at tile Waldeck San
itarium in the presence OF six physicians.
Many friends, including Or. Markell OF
Cloyerdale, and Judge r. -, Cutler, OF
Pine Street, are fully eognizant OF my
recovery from Brlght's Disease and Dia-
betes. IN fact, Judge Cutler is himself
now recovering from Diabetes under the
same treatment Let the cure be pro-
claimed 70 the world,
MRS. S, Il, CLINE.
yh!s Is entirely correct T., y, Cutler,
The above refers to The newly discoy-
cred fulton Compounds. The farstrcures
rhe world has even seen for Brights
Disease and Diabetes. We are the cole
agents. Ask for pamphlet. Owens and
Minor prpg Company, Richmond, Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-05
Trunks and Suit Cases.

Special Suit Case. "a inches long, 10
inches wide and 51s inches deep, real
leather, on steel frame, inside straps top
and bottom, good brass lock, choice OF
Very seryiceable TRUNK iron bound
and metal bottom. covered In canvas,
painted and vanished, neat brass trim
mings. scroll edge binding, leather straps
and superior brass lock, patent roller tray
fitted for hat with movable parasol tray;
SO inch size for $3.50.
Imported JAPANESE STRAW SUIT
CASE. fitted with leather straps, very
light, yet strong and servceable. from
~. 80 up.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-05
ENDS HIS LIFE
ina THEATRE.
Former Theatrical Manager Kills
Himself III Dressing Room.
End Of Love Affair 81
IfRy Ass,ciated 1,rnaa, \


N CHICAGO, ILL, 1une A.-A dispatch TO
tho 1nter-Occa,l from St Cloud. Mimi.
says e. r. 1Dlliot, formerly theatrical
manager In Chicago. has Killed himself
ina dressing room Of "a theatre I1iliots
business partner declares that the reason
for the Suicide was that Elliot had an
Unfortunate love affair. over which he
sbrooded Until he became despondent
s G. p. Elliot at one time was one OF the
most successful theatrical managers In
the West having been tho owner and
manager Of several OF Chicago's vnude-
Vile houses. Elliot whose divorced wife
is May Hosmer, a we'll known actress,
acquired fameHn the theatrical field when
in 1850 he introduced the first popular
theatre prices. A
Elliot was successful for time. but
suddenly he retired from the business and
was not heard OF again until he was called
to Duluth. Mimi. to enter the employ
of y. Scott, a theatrical manager.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-05
/ Mattings: What Are Your Needsf

$50 COTTON WARP JAPANESE NAT
TING. LAID FOR 20c. YARD.--These
are different from the ordinary Jap. Mat
ting. No big patterns or coarse designs.
All very fine weave. some ribbed or small
check patterns, with isolated symbolicni
figures. others plain white odd colored
woven motifs laid on your floor for zoe.
yard.
Strong China Mating, weighing 50
pounds to the roll, well woven. good quail
tty Cochin China straw. Clearly finish
ed In neat geometrlcal patterns and fine
colorings, for @5c. yard including the
laying.
Our ZIG Warp CHINA MATING Is
uneQualled for appearance and durability
and owing to Il change In currency rates.
these goods cannot be imported under
the old tariff any more, Future ship
ments will cost n half more than the pres
ent price at 3@c. yard, laid.
Reversible COTTAGE CARPET, double
faced. one side having the appearance OF
mating, the other side that. Of dalnt-
lily figured carpet. Moth proof and san
itary rs inches wide, for zoe. yard.
CREX GRASS MATING, cool, decora.
tive and durable. for ADO. yard.
cREX GRASS RUGS.
1886 inches b0c.
21x45 inches. roc.
26x54 inches. Doc.
3ox6o inches SLID
S6x72 inches. S1.a0
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-05
Ready-to-Wear Garments: WV W5 IL 6e Mssz
DAZZLING ou1lo. Your Own Suit.

Especially when prices are as low as
ours.
Think Of good Nrohair Bathing Suit
for So. Navy and black, fast colors,
sailor collar, trimmed with braid.
Navy and Black MoHAIR SUITS. large
sailor collar. trimmed with three co
rows Of braid ....,..,........ pN.To
Good Brilliantine Suits. black do "a
and navy. no collar..........., Po.oO
z Black Nohair Suits, trimmed with
black braid. shield front and o7s
anchor. 49,. ..,..... .......... Vo.I0
deliberately trimmed MoHAIR SUIT,
in black and navy, star collar. tofOo
Navy Blue MoHAIR SUIT. trimmed
In white and blue braid. sailor "a 90
collar....-. ...... $500. 1900. ~5''|o
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superintendent Elected.

Ispecial to The Times-DIspa tch)
wINsTON-sALEM, n, G., June 4,-
Winston graded school board this after
noon elected Professor ". s. snipes su.
perintendent Of city schools to succeed
professor c. r. Toml!nson. who declined
.re-reection, he having decided to engage
in the furniture manufacturing business =
Professor Tomlnson was offered q
largely Increased salary to continue AZ
the head OF schools. Professor snlpes
has been connected with the schools mere
for seven years. ~. !. :. !,
professor Thomas Home, Jr. OF Chape!
Hill, was elected principal OF High school
10 succeed Professor 6nlpes.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-05
MILLER & RHoADs.

accommodation was telescoped, as was
the mail car on the flyer
All the cars of both trains were thrown
from the track and the track and roadbed
completely wrecked. a relief train was
sent from Kansas City with dozen pay
sicians,
come OF the injured we're made comfort
able at Mastin and others vs. /. brought
to kansas City. The Injured are suffering
from. bruises and fractures.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-05
"Puritan Day."

Puritan day Will be observed by Rich
mond Council on Monday evening at No.
IS East Broad Street with fine pros
gramme, OF which tho following arc
features: Introductory remarks by W.
T. Dabney; history OF the order by y
"A. Neugebauer. supreme secretary. Nor
folk. Va; address by J. p. Armstrong.
one of the advisory board, Norfolk, VA;
music by the Hickory Farm Quartette;
banjo soloist. ]. A. Page: Miss Kate
Fuller, elocutioni5ce: music by the DAVIS
Musical Combination; essay by j. L.
sBickers taft. n j.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-05
Valuable Horses Die.

fspecIel TO The Times Dispatch0
CONFORM, VA, June 4--A number OF
valuable horses have died N the lower
part of King George in the past two
weeks. and It IS not known wh ha,,a, .ne
fatal disease Is, though " IS not pe.'esan
~ he contagious. Mr., ], INltz Jones. one
Of Of the most prominent farmers Of the
county, has lost several mules. and MIR.
Robert Carver has lost his only pair OF
.hnrsGS, IVA ff.ts3tfa1.s V. ,a.elHst4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-05
MILLER g RHoADs.

injured, most OF the latter being passen-
gers,
The trains We're No, !, the Colorado
flyer, westbonnd, and No, 81, Il Hoising-
ton, Kansas, accommodation train, east
bound. Both trains were behind their
schedule andAwere frying to make up
time. No, 80 had orders to take q SIDING
AT Mastln, bur had not reached mat STA
ton, and was met on culNsrs mlie
beyond Mastin by the flyer bot,i el's'He ne
were demolished The day coach on the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-05
Curtains Lace IAN and d.

SCOTCH LACE CURTAINS. S'a yards
long. handsome DESIGNS, Sl7o pair,
CROSS STRIPE MADRAS CURTAINS,
artistic in effect and colorngs--the cross
stripes being all silk, two patterns--one
at S2,25, the other S3H6 Per pair,
COLoRED CROSS STRIPE MADRAS
DRAPERY MATERIAL, for 10c. yard.
l2ho Figured sILKol1NE. best quail
ity made, fine designs and colors, for
3l2c. yard.
we stil have number Of s1.25 and 81
LACE DOOR PANELS for soc, and zoe
each.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-05
COMPANY c's REUNION.
Guard Of Commonwealth to
Have Outing at West Point. 3

The annual outing OF Company q.
Guard OF the Commonwealth. will be
held at West Point this year on June
18th
A gold medal will be awarded the best
shot at target practice, which Will be
one OF the features OF tho days pro-
gramme. Besides amusements consisting
OF boating, fishing and bathing. string
band will accompany the soldier boys.
and dancing will be INDUCED In during
the day. Captain Skipw.th. assisted BY
his fist and second lieutenants. Messrs-
Loving and Hardy, are arranging the de-
tails
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-05
PRINCE G. EDWARD.
Resolutions in Favor Primaries
and Against Tobacco Trust.
Special to The Times-Dispatch,

M Especial to The -Dispatch)
GREEN BAY, VA, June 4-The Dem
ocratic voters Of Leigh District yester-
day elected L. G. Haskins from Meier
rim. delegate to the State Convention.
Resolutions were adopted instructing tho
delegate to vote for the primary sys-
tenn. Also a resolution calling the at
tention of the officers of this State, cs-
pecially the Corporation Commission and
tho Attorney General, to the operations
of the tobacco trust, and requesting Off
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-05
Bargains in Druggets.

BRUSSELS DRuGGETs, Okla feet
beautiful colorlngs and patterns-never
sold for less than s25. are now $40.
Velvet Druggets OF superior quality.
9xl2, feet, fine patterns and colorlngs,
$50.
Remarkable value In TAPESTRY
DRUGGETS, 6x9 feet, fine quality and
very desirable patterns, a $40 drugset,
for S6.Os.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-05
r. IA. Whitney's Go-Carts,
$3.50 to $500,

Thesc Go. Carts nave given the utmost
satisfaction TO everybody that's used.
them.
Perfect attachments and easier 10 IA hdle
than any other make. Tires guaranteed
for year and the tires guaranteed not
to break.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-05
Our Wedding Gift Dept.

That what we call our Bric-a-Brac
store In the basement. Have you seen
the new bits of art we have down there.
Wonderful how these foreign potters can
create such exquisite things as they do
and for 80 little.
Look through this section.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-05
MILLER & RHoADs,
Johnson--Laughlin.

Especial 70 The MT.mes- pIspHItIID N
FREDERICKSBURG VA, June II
Miss Del May Laughlin, daughter or
Colonel w. L. Laughlin, proprietor OF the
Exchange Hotel, Of this, city and Mr,
*. G. Johnson assistant engineer of the
United States steel Corporations OF Pitts
burg Pa, were married DIT st. Stephens
Church, Philadelphia, by Rev. Mr.. Nc
Caster Mr., and Mrs. Johnson are now
enjoying wedding trip. and at Its con-
Hlusion will reside at Pittsbure-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-05
OLD SWEET SPRINGS. w. VA. !,

8 OLE. SWEET sPRlNas, w. VA.
Most commodous brick hotels and cots
FACES; swimming pools. golf links, graz,
rious landscapes and Well shaded lawn
Cuisine unsurpassed this season. Thor
Gugh renovation and cleanliness through-
OFT all departments; new laundry and
modern equipments: new management,
illustrated booklet z. IL PAXTON
Lessee,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-05

s ~ II ~ ,
black Peau de cygne, Csc. Yard,
Allf&pure silk. soft and lustrous. Il
Black MessaIlne, 75c. Yard.
20 inches WIDE very bright and lus-
trous, and being thin and cool, makes
an ideal dress or waist for GUNNER
wear
Striped Taffetas and LouIslnes, ooc.
Yard.
IN ma rrow and medium stripes, all pure
silk. excellent for shirt-waist suits,
Corded Wash silks, 371sc. Yard,
In all white as well as colored. regu-
lar 4sc value,
Black Grenadines, 5Oc Yard.
40 inches wide, all silk, In narrow, me-
dunn and wide stripes, that usually sell
for 76c. to 81 per yard.
Black Taffetas, 5Oc. Yard
All pure silk, smooth even finish. an
exceptional value at this price,
Black Water. Proof Japanese silks, b0c
fb5j5 Yard.
90 inches wide. all pure silk. guaran-.
teed waterproof,
y Pongee Silks, 75c.
20 inches wide, in the natural pom
gee shades. splendid value.
White Japanese silks, zoe. to 81 Yard
We cary large assortment OF these
popular silks in %. 81 and So inch widths.
White Shanghai Silks, Soc. and 81.
% inches wide. all pure silk, the kind
that washes SO we'll
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-05
Wonderfully Good Values
in Table Linen.

Forty.fve cents q yard can be saved
on an Irish Damask, 70 inches wide that
we offer at Soc a yard. The damasK
would sell regularly at s1.25.
Good Cream Damask, 10 incnes wide.
In polka dot. tulip and poppy designs
ia here for 6oc. yard. It's worth fully
65c.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-05

ficers and those Interested in the prodhc.
tion Of tobacco TO co-opernte with Rep
rosentattve Gaines. OF Tennessee. who has
been empowered by tho Federal govern
,ptnt TO collect evidence to show that tbs
operations of the tobacco trust are In re-
straint OF trade. ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-05
Children's Furnishings
for Summer Weather.

The cutest little White PIaue Hats.
The crown Is detachable. 1t buttons on,
makes the hat easy to launder, bOc.
White Lawn Dresses, Russian style,
with full waist; bands Of blue and white
striped lawn down the side; full skirt
with hemstitched hem, 81.
Plaue Refer, large sailor collar. with
embroidery insertion, s12o.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-05
Ice Cream Freezers, Ham
1nocks and Croquet Sets. {

No similarity in the uses
they're put to except they are
summer accessories-shall we
say necessities.
We carry all the leading makes OF
Freezers, such as tho Twentieth Cen
fury (no crank turnIng); Gem, Biz
zard, White Mountain and Alaska.
We've compared prices on various
sizes and ours are far under tho
usual run to make It decidedly pro-
fitable for you to buy enough here.
Hammocks-Extra large ones
wide valance, flat pillow. 81 Sd.
SO value in fine Hammock, good
width. for 81. 20. II II XII
croquet Sets, OF polished wood,
4-ball set 7bc. II
s-ball sets S1.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-05
MILLER 6 RHoADs.

Guy Associated Press.

tt'y Associated Press'o
KANSAS CITY. MO, June 4,-By the
head.6n collision Of two Missouri Pacilie
passenger trains near Mastin, TWENTY-FIVE
miles south OF Kansas City. one person
has bean killed and nineteen have been
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-05
Bargains in Light Weight
Spreads.

$50 White Crochet Spreads. for 81 20.
Dove DImlty Quilts, the we'll known
brand of summer spreads. large size,
for S10s.
Imported Figured OlmIty spreads. 11-4
size for &2OA a-..---
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-05
New Shawl Scarf, 75c.

All wool, hand made. deep fringe on
ends.
All white. pink. and white and blue and
white.
You need some light covering when
exposed to night air on boat or trolley
car. Here's the Shawl for you, 75c.. ~
and S1.60..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-05
Cl,;r+c. How Many Women Need
ohll,Lo. Good Ones at Little Prices.

F i .
WHITE PIQUE SKIRTS, in two dol
lar quality and two dollar work, seven
gore flare, Tapped seams and a. 5O.
deep hem .......,.5.. P1'oo
Good MoHAIR SKIRTS, some d. 90
In black, others in colors. $50. PA.9o
MoH4AIR SKIRTS. in black and blue
and all wool mixture skirts. In pleated
effects, worth $500 each to OQ.
for... ................ ..... Po.Sc
MoHA1R Killed SKIRTS. in narrow
stripes of Oxford and blue; 81 t53OO.
values, for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. pS.o'O
ALL WOOL MIXTURE Killed
SUITS. strictly now, finely tail cs M.
ored. worth $3.50, for....,,.,.. po.Oo
BLACK SILK ia FFErA PETIT
COAT, elegantly made and worth at
ion seven dollars. $500
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-05

rho Sunday School Association of Up
per Henrico will meet at o'clock this
afternoon at the North Run Church.
Among the speakers will be Mr.. T, II
Elicit. General a. l. Phillips, DR.. J. B.,
Winston and others.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-05
Very Thin Wooden Dress Goods and
Light eight Silks for Summer Dresses.

you'll these goods III detail you'll see Just
valuable they arequite numberso them being much re-
duced III price from what they
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-05

All OF the schools OF the county have
closed except Sidney High School In
Tuckahpc, which will run one or two
weeks longer, The schools OF Brookland
closed on Friday and tho teachers were
dismissed yesterday The closing exer-
cises of the Highland Park School. Of
which Miss QuInhy Is principal. will be
held Monday night in the Town Hali.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-05
MILLER & RHoADs.
MILLER & RHoADs.
MILLER & RHoADs.
MILLER & RHoADs.
The Greatest Store in Richmond is Fully
Prepared to Meet Your Summer Needs with
Goods Purchased at Unusually Low Prices.
New York sales that we Just can't help

erei
hint
still
ae
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-05
Special Values il the June Sale q
White Goods and Wash Goods

IDS that we've ever had in the house came came
lst week.
* yard for g. dotted and figured swiss, all
EAoC sizes In dots, worth S6c !5
ward for figured and striped Madras,
$1OC beautiful colorings; for shirts and waists
$l9C that have the appearance OF all wool,
q few Of the colors as follows: black with white
flakes cream with black pearl with white gray
with white cadet and navy flakes. worth at iease
&c.
5o1 ward FOR Figured Batsts worth &C. There
8OIC are As different patterns and colorngs
a q = - for colored Lawns, 80 inches vide worth
rs 1-oC 1oc.; about thirty-five patterns IN the
prettiest colorings.
" yard for challes; forty patterns In exception
MOC ally good quality.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-05

The board of supervisors will meet
Tuesday at the courthouse and will prob
ably receive tho report OF Accountant
Boudar, engaged to examine the books
OF MIR. Brauer, the retiring treasurer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-05

front and side, boned with real whale-
bone; a model for stout figures, 81.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-05
BURGLARS BUSY.
Made Attempt on Henrico Store.

Report on Brauer Examination.
7ollard's grocery and liquor store. No.
5l2M Twenty-nfth Street. was made a. few
nights ago. A'hole was cut In a panel OF
the front door and through this opening
the thieves reached the latch and loosen
ed It.. They were fumbling with the
cross-bar when the approach Of n small
boy scared them off.