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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-29
LEXINGTON PRESBYTERY
Spring Meeting Will Be Held for
IN Several DAYS Early in May.

Especial to The Times Dispatch)
LEXINGTON, Va. april 2s-The spring
meeting of the Presbytery of Lexington
wilt convene In the Lexington Presby-;
terrain Church Tuesday evening, May 1st,.
and VIII continue in session several days.
The opening sermon will be preached BY
the retiring moderator, Rev. W. p. Hud-
son, OF Randolph county, ". va. me pres
byter:al sermon will be preached Wednes-
day evening by Rev. F. II. Barron, pastor
OF Davis Memorial Church, Of Ekins, w.
Va. his subject will be, THE Influence
Of Calvinism on the Formation Of Chris
tian Character"
The Presbytery Of Lexington embraces
the counties Of Augusta. Rockingham.
Bath and Highland and the larger part
OF Rockbridge in Virginia and several
counties in West Virginia. extendig as
far as Clarksburg and Sutton. Within the
bounds OF the Presbytery there are fifty
eighth churches in Virginia, and twenty
one in West Virginia.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-29
CHARTERS GRANTED.
Number of New Enterprises Au-
thorized By Commission.

1.-The following CHARTERS tWCIc HIttiteStA ~
the state Corporation Commission yes
tcrdny:
Tnzewcll Street Realty Corporation, OF
Norfolk, Va lncorpora tora-J oscph -.
uccht. president; Edward Hrschler,
treasurer; W. II. Hofleiincr. secretary.
all OF Norfolk. Va; capital stock-mnxl-
mum, SAC, 900: minimum, 10000. The OBJ
ject is to deal in real estnte.
Gcrmania Mills. incorporated. OF Fred
ericksburg, Va. Incorporators--J. ~.
Traylor president. OF Richmond, Va; a.
l.. l3rnlle, secretary and treasurer, OF
Fredericksburg, VA: capital stock--irlfx-
imum. $4,000; minimum. 10000. The
object Is to do u general milling, grain
and elevator business. dry goods. grocer
les, hardware, furniture, crocEery. aSrl-
cultural implements. etc
Poplar Creek Distiling Company. In
corporated, OF South Boston, Va lncor-
porators--G. r. Norwood. president: j. G..
Y Childrey. secretary and treasurer both OF
4 South Boston. Va; capital stock--maxi-
mum. $4,000; minimum. $4,000 The OBJ
feet is TO manufacture whisky. flour and
grain and sell same and TO conduct q
general dIstlllery business
The Merchants and Farmers Bank, in
corporated OF Richlands. Taze swell county,
Wa. Incorpora tors--M. G. McCorkle. pres
ident; G. r. Orr, cashier. both o! Rich
lands. Va: capital stock--mnxlmum.
$4,000; minimum. $4,000. The object is
to do a general banking business.
ssf Paul -Gale-Grecnwood Company, incor-
porated. OF Norfolk, Vn. Incorporators--
Fred Greenwood president y. p. Paul.
!. treasurer and general manager. both OF
3 Norfolk. Va: capital stock-maximum.
100000; minimum. 100000. Tho object
Is TO conduct jewclry business III all
Its branches.
The Public Service Corporation Of Vir-
ginia. Of Hampton. Elizabeth City Co.. Va.
1ncorporators-J. w Rowe. president; II.
F, Elan, secretary; 8. G. Reos, treasurer.
all Of Hampton. Va; capital stock-max-
imum. 100000; minimum, $4,000. The
object is TO produce and distribute light,
heat, power and compressed air
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-29
Good Phone Service.

t.Aoecial 20 The Times Dispatch.)
GREEN BAY VA, April 2s.-Mr. FER
rel representing the Southern Bell Ie'c-
phone and Telegraph Company. has been
in the village since Friday. securing risht
OF ways. permits for MS me. /. "a. ..'oi.
station will be put in at this point as
soon as it can be reached. which Is ex-
pected 10 be within the next thirty days.
This will give Green Bay an up-to-da'e
phone service with seven states states, ana
nh q long felt want through this sec
ton Of Virginia. This place already has
local service, which has been IN opera
ton here for two years, giving connect oh
with the counties of Charlotte, Iunhner-
land Buck,nsham, Amelia, Nottoway,
prince Edward and Appomattox It IS
reported that the Southern Bell VII CON O,
struct line through the country dis-
trcts as soon as the line from LanVille
To Richmond Is completed
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-29
WOMAN WINS HER
RIGHT TO LANDS. u. | 5
Property Awarded to Her Under
An Old Deed to Her
Father.
{gpcclal 10 rho Times .Dlspatch.)

Especial To The Times DispatcnD
CHESTERFIELD. VA, April 2s'-nThe
Jury yesterday, In the cjectment sun OF
Rowena =. Reans vs.. Rcnnle y. Honcrt-
son. found for tho plaintiff. giving her
possession OF d farm Of scvcnty-hvc acres
In Manchester District. heretofore ned ny
Mrs. Clcvic X. Clayton (now Mrs. Taiicy),
b. life tenant under the Will Of her former
husband, jasper s. Clayton.
rhe trial wus begun, Wednesday, con-
A,ImIng the whole OF three days and was
hotly contested By Mcssrs. Allan and
1,ullinn, for tho plaintiff ind Gregory ana
Wells for the defense, the farm In con-
trovcrsy being valuable one. This IS
tho second trial OF the same case, tho
1ury's verdict Mt tho November term Of
court, which was Identical with the ono
found to-day, having been set aside by
the court aud n now trial granted.
Il Mrs. Reams, the plaintiff, WAS rcsidu-
nry tlevisce under the will Of her uncle.
jasper s. Clayton, but she claimed the
fec simple title to the property under u
deed from her uncle 10 her father, made
{ IN 1867, which deed the defense sought
to show was null and void and made with
out valuable consideration. and recognized
by the two brothers during their lives as
invalid and cancelled by subsequent I'M
recorded agreements.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-29
Must File Statements.

Chairman James B. Doherty, of the
CITY Democratic Committee. stated yester-
day that he hoped the candidates for the
lower and upper branches who figured IN
last Thursdays primary, would not Tor
get the Barksdale pure election law,
which requires that the candidates must
flo accounts of their expenses during cleo
ton times within thirty days after the
election.
In the case of the candidates In ques-
ton. the law states that two accounts
must be filed, ono with Mr.. Doherty, and
n second with the clerk Of the Hastings
Court
Major Christian, who was defeated for
.the board in Madison Ward, filed lAB
accounts yesterday. and they showed that
the run had cost him $3o,7o'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-29
COLONIAL DANES MEET.
Miss Mary Anderson Wins Prize
Given Rv Danes for Essay.

Miss Mary Anderson Wins Prize
Given BY Danes for Essay.
Thc Colonial DANES met Saturday after
noon at 6 o'clock In the rooms OF the
Virginia Historical Society, Mrs. Wiil'am
r. Cox presiding.
It was announced that the prize Of
fered by the Colonial Danes for the best
essay on a colonial subject had been won
4 y Miss Mary Gooch Anderson, daughter
or Judge and Mrs. George Is. Anderson.
OF Clifton Forge, and member OF the
raduating class OF 1906 at Ilollins 1nsti-
ttIte. The subject Of Miss Ardersonfs
paper, which reflected great credit on
her ability and originality, was Little
Men and Little Women in Old Virginia.
The Danes decided to make q gcner-
GUS donation to the San Francisco SUI
fcrcrs and decided on q second contribu-
lion for the Church at Jamestown, raising
tho entire amount OF their gift to one
thousand dollars. Plans drawn for the
church by Mr.. Samuel II. Yonge and
approved, with the slightest alterations
by Mr.. Edmund WheelwriBht, a distin-
guisted Boston architect. were enthusias-
tically accepted by the Danes.
Among the delegates and altcrnates ap-
pointed to attend the National Councii'
converting in Washington May "a, are
Mrs, Reginald Gillian, Miss Helen Alonta-
que, Miss Ruth EARLY, OF Lynchburg;
Mrs. Hugh Nelson Page, Of Norfolk;
Mrs. William McCreery Ramsay, Of
Westoyer, and Mrs James Aston Cabell,
! OF Richmond.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-29
TWO SOUTHERN WRECKS.
One Man is Killed and Six Others
Injured Near Chatham. .q
(Snecial to The ri:neH. LliSpnLChO

Especial to The rino3' nlSpatch.)
SPENCER. N. c., April ga serious
wreck Of Southern Railway wrecklns
crane IS reported from Chatham, Va,
in which Chief Car Inspector Maycs, Of
Monroe. Va, was killed, and six other
trainmen injured. It is reported here
that the Monroe derrick was ordered to
Greensboro to pick up the wreckage Of
passenger train No. 80. and that the
wrecker was derailed at Chatham. to-
rcther With two passenger engines. which
were being pulled by the wrecking crew.
The southern's derrick station at
Grcenville, S. c., was also wrecked yes
gterday. BY running into two box cars.
which had been devaled at Cowpens.
IS. C. BY the accident several cars were
torn UP and other damages sustained.
The Spencer wrecking crew went to Cow.
pens and picked up the wreckage. and
then went to Chatham. where 1t to-day
cleared up the wreckage at that point.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-29
Association Officers.

Especial to The Times -Dlspntch)
PETERSBURG, VA, April 2S.-The NO
mans Christian Association has elected
Eliza Wright. Secretary. Miss Mary
Pitcher; Treasurer, Miss Nellie Vaughan.
This or. nlzaton has an excellent
home on Harrison Street, and Is accom-
pllshng valuable results In Its work
among young work women.
The Young Mems Missionary Union at
West End Baptist Church elected The fol-
SIX months term: President. 4. n. mt
mus: First Vice President. j. .. McKen-
ney; Second Vice-presldent. William An
lor; Financial Secretary, c. w. White
head: Treasurer, j. II. Holt; Musical Di-
rector. P. F. johnson.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-29
FELL HUNDRED FEET
AND is STILL LIVING.
Struck In d Cable, Which Broke
Fall and Saved
Life.
fssnoc,o, IA Tho Times Dlspatch.

tsspccidl 10 The Times -Dlspatch)
NORFOLK. VA, April 2s.-1jarry 13oed-
ker, aged 81. a professional sinokestack
painter while painting ono Of The Nor
folk Hallway and Light Company's stacks
at the Cove street t1Dwer-house to-day,
fell from tile top of the stack, one hun
dlcd feet high.
lilo landed on the roof and probaply
would have been killed had 1t not been
for d cable which he struck and which
broke the force OF the fall. His Injuries
are painful The consist OF brush burns
or botl, hands, caused by the friction on
the wire which he caught. and spraincd
angle. =,
Bocdkcr walked to Or. Clarence w.
Cowpcrs office, where his hands ana
ankle were bandaged.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-29
Good Roads Convention.
Especial to The Times Dlspatch.)

RADFORD, VA, a pril 2S--A convention
OF the National Good Roads Association
will be held at the Opera House next
Thursday, sessions being held morning
afternoon and evening.
a preliminary meeting was held by tho
citizens Friday, at which Mr.. w. f..
Loucke, organizer OF the National Good
Invitation, and made an address. while
Judge Longley and Rev. l.. w. Irwin
made short talks. a number Of commit
tees were appointed. and q second meet
Ing was held tonight to perfect arrange
mcnts for the convention.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-29
Asents Mccall Bazaar Patterns

came frightened near the Passenger and
Power company's Offices, aud ran down
Main street until Il collided with a buggy
belonging TO Mr., II. A. AIet,urdy. slssssi
The buggy was badly smashed upsst hui
the horse attached TO Il escaped injugys
John Taylor. the driver o. the rnnawas
horse had Just left his wagon when ~
runaway occurred. S " X Ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-29
Cole-Griffin.

Mr.. Stevens T.. Cole and Miss female II.
Griftin were quietly married a. t., the par ar,
Wednesday evening, April 18th, Owing, to
there were no invitations issued. The
bridegroom, MI, l., G. Cole; is , business esa
years, his former home being In, saYan,,
nah, Ga. The bride was born and reared
in washington, D, g., where she Is well
known. Both the bride and pr,assroom .,
received many congratulations from their
numerous friends.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-29
Governor Gave No Assurance.

The report that the Governor had re-
ccived some message from the Chief Eek
ecutive of Massa chusctts regarding VIC
recent rider which was proposed that
tho Senate OF that State put on tho PHI,
making an appropriation to the James,
town Exposition, was denied by Governor
Swanson yesterday. tt
Hc stated that he had neither written
TO the Governor OF Massachusetts, nor mad
he heard from him. He said that ne mad
not been requested to give any assurances
at all In resilrd to the treatment OF me
visitors to the exposition, nor had ne given
any, iEsail
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-29
Assaulted Conductor.

(Special 10 The Times-Dispatch.)
BRISTOD, TENN. April 2S.--Dale Muse
Ick. who was a passenger on the east
bound Norfolk and Western train this
afternoon, assaulted Conductor NJ. -,
head and arm. The assault followed y
dispute about Muse!ck's fare: Conductor
Wood had to abandon the trip RI re iire 60
i,,mned from the train and escaped.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-29
Congestion Of Freight. q

Especial to Tho Times-Dispatch)
SPENCER. N. c.. April 2S.--The worst
congestion Of freight traffic In the his
tory or tho Southern now exists at Spen-
Ger. It is stated that more than ono thou
sand cars are tied UP at this place
though every effort is being made 70 re-
lievo the situation, Superintendent F; J.,
McMnnus, Of Charlotte. together with n
number Of other officials, are on the
ground, doing all that is possible to clear
tho yards and keep fast freight running,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-29
Good Roads Convention.
(SpecIal to The Tfmes-DlsPatcn

Especial to The T7mes- Dlsphtcn.J -.
WYTHEVILLE, VA. April S.mIn ne
Wythe Good Roads Convention. cohVehe,n ~
in the Opera House this morning :, al ivo ~
bv The election OF officers. Col. w u.
Moore. president: Col. william Bra t1d.lnn
Consulting engineer. and Col; r p; Re g! soi
pnaIs' assocation, were present and de-
iiyered Instructive lectures on the SUD- J,
iect. The convention was composed OF
REPRESENTATIVE delegates from all parts Oh
the county.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-29
5Women's Underwear
n Proper Weights

It's an vast display-unusual-
better than ever before. Careful
buying months ago makes the
following items possible:
zoe for women's Gauze Lisle Vests,
seven or eight patterns TO seiect
from, Including crochet Jokes val.
edge and insertion. torchon. etc.
1o1-2c for women's Lisle Finished
Jersey swiss Ribbed Vests slightly
+ imperfect.
zoe. IL 1-2c and 15c for Extra
Large Size Cotton Vests, soft ana
elastic.
.sc for freddy Skeleton Waists
for boys and girls 2 to 10 years,
Nazreth, F. p. and Acorn Knit
Waists, light weight. Zoe. 1oc ana
25c.
Infants Light Weight Cotton Wrap
pers. button down front. 2 lie and
11c each.
.;;F, zoe for Ladies' High Neck and
H Long sleeve Lisle Vests and Corset
Covers, umbrella, ankle and cuff rants
to match.
o5c for Ladies' Jersey Ribbed Light
Weight Vests, Pants Corset Covers
and low neck. umbrella Summer
Union Suits, extra sizes.
$50 and 100 for Sea Island Cotton
Vests, very elastic, mercerized tape.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-29
I,iouor Dealers Satisfied,

Especial to The Tlmes-Dlspntch.J
PETERsBU RG, VA. April 2s;-lt Is un,
derstood that the local liquor dealers are
satisfied with Judge Mullen's announce
ment yesterday that the Hastings Cour.
viii next year refuse license applications
from dealers who sell between mldnlsn,t ~
and nvc in the morning and may ask
for an ordinance closing saloons during
those hours.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-29

Of Jaratts. In Sussex county, to tho po-
sition of director of tho Eastern State
Hospital to fill the vacancy caused, ny
the failure OF the Senate to ratify the
nomination of Eugene II. Cloves appoint-
ed by Governor Montague Dr. Wright
is n man who has been successful both
in his profession and In business and
he is the president of hank and Is a
member of the state Board Of Medical
Examiners.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-29
Mrs, Price Faints in Court;

Mrs. Price wife Of Colonel II. $, Price.
tainted In Police Court yesterday morn
Ing where she came as witness against
q vo,,nr man who had given her a worth
lass check, She was caught just as she
was falling by Captain ". 3. Whltlock.
Who CHANGED to be standing near her.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-29
Struck on Head By Ladder.

Alberta Jackson, a colored woman, of
so2 West Broad Street, was struck on the
head by. a falling ladder near. sixths and
Broad Streets yesterday. and narrowly
escaped being killed. Some workman let
the ladder drop from his hands from the
frontage of the Richmond Catering Res
taurant. 1t struck the woman squarey
serious injury.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-29
A Whole Lot Of
Mating

Constitutes this display-this as
semblage Of all grades. Our Of
fers are untouched for goodness,
You can save considerably here
no matter in what quality you're
most interested, Third floor!
1onanese Mating, that sold for 300
yard choice 25c Il yard, laid,
Jnpanese Mating, sold for 25o,
special price now zoe yard.
Heavy China Mating, bought to sell
for csc, special zoe q yard.
Extra heavy grade OF China Mat
tings, all 1906 patterns, *oc a yard,
Best Heavyweight Mattings In
Maids, small checks and stripes; you
pay $50 for these goods 500 yard.
laid.
11s Warp China Mattngs just re-
ceiyed, 100 different patterns; real
value Acc to sell them quick, 35o q
ynrd, laid. Wear equal to carpet.
6 feet by 8 feet, pretty patterns,
$500.
oxl2 pruggets. $500 and 5000
each.
Remember. we lay all Mating (from
ESQ and upwards) FREE,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-29
Club Cases Continued.

Pending tho disposition OF the club
cases in the Hastings Court, Justice
Crutchf1eld has continued nll Of the cases
day morning the officials OF the Rich
mond Literary Club. between Seventh
and Eighth Streets, on Broad Street, and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-29
RUNAWAY DOWN MAIN.
Buggy Smashed BY Contact With
Flying Delivery Wagon.

A horse attached to delivery wagon
Of Wilkinson, Williams and Reed, whole
sale dry-goods merchants, ran away yes
terday about 2 o'clock. The anima3 peT
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-29
Richmonders in New York.

NEW YORK, April 9S--Saranac, 4. y.
Jackson; Albert II. Goldwater; Iloff-
man, II. B. Blair; Herald Square, j.. 7,
Route; Imperial, &. Bernier and wife and
w, y, Parker.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-29
FASHION EXPOSITION.

-DTeSSrT1dKtrS HSSUCIdtIUII1 70 OIVC
Course of Lectures This Week
The Dressmakers' Protective Association
OF America will hold Il fashion exposition
In this city this week, beginning on Tues
day at 10 A. NJ, In Murphy's Hotel,
Miss Eliza beth A. G. White, president
OF the association, and e. number Of as
5Istants will deliver lectures on how 70
conduct afternoon teas, showing suitable
gowns for the occasion, how to acquire
health. grace and comfort suitable gowns
for balls and summer hops, and other oc-
cosions. The exposition will last until
Thursday evening, Hh
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-29
A Silk Sale
Worth Attending

BY far the best news OF to-
morrow's selling.
You'll miss much If you fall to
( visit this section-now be among
the early callers. Great savings
await you!
Ekaf Taffetas, In colors; q large
assortment OF these; 37hc value at
csc.
Fancy silks, in the dash and striped
weaycs; a soc value, at 3Oc.
Rubaiyat Pongee in choice seleo-
zion of colorings. q inches wide, roc.
Japanese Silks, 81 inches wide, in
/ black and colors. o0c
White IIabutai Japanese SILK, IN
Il especially good values; ~ ana 80
inches wide, 5Oc.
Crepe de Chimes. 90 inches wide, In
black and colors. Doe
Fancy Silks, In checks striped ana
figured: large assortment TO- select
from, Zoe.
$50 Changeable Taffeta now 4Oc.
Pongee. in the natural coloring. ~
inches vide; special price 6Oc. ii
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-29
Some White Goods

xtOl1lS
Of interest follow below-You
won't go wrong in choosing any
Of them Let us supply your
White Goods wants this week.
You'll profit.
e-inch Light Weight and Sheer
Linen Lawn, - yards to the box. only
about fifty pieces Of these goods at
$500 a box.
3s-inch Linen Lawn. warranted All
Pure Linen, light weight and as good
as any 45c quality, for 3bc Il yard.
sheer, Fine and Beautiful Linen
Cambria for shadow embroidery can
be had hero at 00c q yard.
one case OF 4o-inch Plain India
Lawn, very sheer, to be sold at Zoe a
yard.
Embroidered swisses, in dots and
small or large figures, can be had here
in numerous designs ut 25c and up
wards.
3s-inch Pajanaa Cloth, In small and
large checks; worth tic, for II LEO
a yard.
A Beautiful. Fine Welt P. K, %
inches wide: tho regular goo duality
at zoe a yard.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-29

But for the quick work Of the ponce
captain tho lady might nave had very
severe fall. a.
She was taken into tho private office
az Justice Crutchfield and attended ny
DIR. Witten, of tho ambulance corps, who
was in court at the time,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-29
Pretty Ribbons
Attractive Prices Z

d ~ w 4 |r4l
The right Ribbon thoughts are
here-correct in all details. This
will be a big Ribbon summer ----thts
Is the ribbon store!
New Black and White Ribbons In
many different patterns, wide tnffe tn
and satin stripes, pin stripes: also
several lowered designs, ranging IN
prices from zoe to SOC.
A Ioulslne Finished Ribbon, An
inches In width, in three shades only,
pink. blue and white. to sell at lOc.
No. 60 All silk Plaid Ribbons, in tho
best colors, soc a yard.
Persian Ribbons. In tho best pat
terms, with white or colored edges,
No. 80, 3Oc.
No. 2o0 zoe.
I.oulslne Ribbons, In the most deslr-
ablc shades No. so, cOc; No. 100. ihc.
Also n I.o,lisine Ribbons, In few
shades only No. 200. worth 25c yard,
we are now selling for 13c.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-29
Good News About
l1aCeS

II
The newest effects in Batlste
and Baby Irish Allovers, with
edges and inserting to match, Will
be found in the lace section.
Baby Irish In gnlloon and other
fancy patterns. makes nobby trim
ming for lingerie waists; we have
them ranging In price from 200 to
S3.4S a yard
Dotted and Plain Nets IN cream
md white, 36 to AZ inches. popular Tor
waists, soc. 75c. 500 a yard,
We have the largest assortment OF
Val. Laces In the city; new patterns
are arriving daily. We AFRO showing
nil OF the new German, French ana
Mechlin I.accs at the lowest prices.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-29
Belts Worth
Investigating

Wash Belts. In all the latest styles.
100, Zoe, 25c and bOc
New Suede Belts. in gray. green
and red, soc.
Beaded Belts, In fancy colorlngs.
from S2.iS to S@.0S.
Also have them In white and Jet,
from 1925 to R2.OS.
Scaled Belts In gilt and stecls. from
S1.NS to SOS.
Persian Kid. Belts, many pretty
ones, In MI the latest colorings, T1."b.
New silk qirdlcs In gray, black and
white, zoe and Si.oo'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-29

the Jefferson Club. appeared IN court With
their attorneys and the cases went over
until the 10Th OF May.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-29
Dr.. Wright Appointed,

Governor Swanson yesterday announced
that he had appointed pr, o. q. Wright
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-29

Section
Visit this ideal department
Save from the point Of "better'
quality and flower price. That's
the one argument!
Beautiful line OF Light Madras for
ladies' and misses wear; value 10 2-3c,
for only II 1-2c.
Splendid lot OF 36-inch Madras, for
mems shirts; value 22c, our price l l'''r
Best and prettiest line Of Light Per-
Gales, II lie. \.
Splendid assortment OF Dress Cling
hams for ladies' and children's wear
at 1Oc and 12 1-2c.
3s A full line OF Taffeta silks and other
silk effects; value csc. now ~ lie.
A ne " tine Of Solid Color Half Linen
Panama; usual price 25c our price
10 2-3c.