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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-11
COUNTER PLAN
Of OPERATORS.
Would Have Old Arbitration
Board Decide on Two
Grievances.
HOPE FOR PEACE BRIGHTER
Miners Will Likely Make An An
swer to New Proposition on
Thursday.
HOPE FOR PEACE BRIGHTER
.f1iEiN1t lsMlITFI . 77TI.
(By Associated Press.)

(6y hSSOCld eSS.j
NEW YORK, April 1o.--The anthracite
operators at their conference with the
rhine workers here to-day declined the
proposition to have the Cancellation Goard
arbitra1e ali grievances submitted by the
wa &c -enrners. and made O counter pro-
posul that gtheft commission appointed by
resident Roosevelt in 1902, be requested
to decide whether any changes in con-
dltions in teh hard coal regions have oc-
CURED which require that the award OF
the commission should be modified. The
n,lne owners limit the Inquiry to two
observation-disclosures and q method for the
adjustment OF complaints. The miners
have taken the proposal under qconsid-
Grafton and may give the operators an
answer lon Thursday when another con-
ference between the subcommittee or
the twos parties will be held. In the
meantime the miners committee OF thirty
six will hold sessions and agree on
rerly ;,nd the operators will remain idle
awaiting developmehts.FHt
Hoping for Peace.
In connection with to-day's conference.
George f. Baer, chairman of the mine
owners subcommittee, made public a
,ep.nden.l operators In which they give
their firm. conviction that any agree
tteir finn. conviction that any agree
| ment to ,arbitrate with the United Mine
Workers would be an unjustlflable sur
render to anarchy and mob violence.
The letter came as Il great surprise to
the minors and did not tend to bring tho
contendinG parties closer together
Notwiths tandng the fact that both
PARTIES toi the controversy arc now COM
mltted to karbitratlon. they arc still far
apart, butt confidence is expressed on all
sides that peaceful settlement will Le
brought about. There Is every ndi:
cation that tho counter arbitration plan
viii not bo accepted BY tho miners as
presented. although they view with favor
the operators selection Of tho anthracite
commission. The old tribunal will be
accepted by President Mitchell II he can
induce the4 con companies to widen tho
scope of tile submission to be mndo. The
endeavor tf the operators to eliminate
ull tho mi GERS grievances with the en-
coption Of those of wages ana the adj
justment oG complaints was a keen dis
appointment to tho representatives OF
the men and II their attitude can he
tnken MS nh, indication Of their action.
they will slight hard to have somo OF
their other demands taken up, such as
M eight-hour day, the weighing OF coal
and the che ok OF It,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-11

i cold 81 sudden chanccs In the weather.
4 Cold und danpness Lring OF aciit nEht-
4ulsa. Tie disease. The cause , WIS ~, ~.
ieady. III tho system. and It only iook VS. =,
codllor TIC change in the. veal her "
dcScitJ, hclnclite attack ana briilg aDou i
clos, rho old-fasioncd way OF rubbing
witt, .linimcnta Or putting. on plasters
gives Temporary relief IN mild cases. Dut
RUBBING WILL NO. CURE. because
ii Icavcs thc7cnusr Of tho disease IN l.te
system ready to breal: out in q fresh
I i nSiTi ii,i Us AN lSTEeEA14.a
DISEASE. AND DfMANpS AN IN
I1tRMAlIS REMEDY. rhe doctors have
known that all along; but the Internal ,1I.,,
famed mineral drugs 50 drastic that they
seriously damaged the stomach AND
NERVES, or else contained oplatca or nj.
cnhol that merely lulled the pain TO
than liniments, and seriously damaging
the body. ~
But at last, after years Of scientific
study OF the causes and cure. OF ,ltheulmfai-.
tism. Il remedy has been discovered OF
purely vegetable ingredients, that sweeps
out OF Tic blood the germs and .Dnsons,
ncutlnlIzcs the poisonous acids, and NJ
the same timc-ioncs up the stomach nnd
new Acknowledgement Is he
most powerful blood purifier and cor
rcctant known, yet It acts through
natures channels. and has been tested
on the delicate stomach OF n baby with
out the slightest injury.
The discoveries or sRFlIuMAClLr
know that such q combinations. the re-
suit of the latest scientific discovery.
SHOULD CURE RHEUMATISM AND
ALL KINDRED DISEASES. When they
put 1t to the practical test they found
the results far greater than they mad
any reason. toEnntlcipatc.
RHEltMACIDE cured Mrs MANY
EWELBORN. OF High Point N. c.. who
was over.7O years old, Of a terrible case
| Of Rhcnma usm. from which SHE HAD
SUFFERED 90 YEARS. RHE1lMACiDE
cured w. r. Hughes OF Atkins. va:;
CURED HIM AFTER THE MOST IA
NOUS NEW YORK SPECIALISTS
HAD FAILED. RIiETMAC1DE cured
Mrs Laura Gardner Of Baltimore. after
she had SUFFERED FOR i. YEARS,
IN VAIN RHEUMAC1DF .CtlREIo
Holm F. EI.INE. OF BALTIMORE.
AFTER THE FAMOUS SPECIALISTS
OF JOHNS HOPKINS HOSPITAL HAD
FAILED !,
These are only few Of the thousands
Of cases It has already cured, we be
jlievc It will cure you:.and we want you
Ito 20 straight to your druggist E., get :, a
bottle and give It fair trial There IS
itno other remedy like 1t. as 1t Is new
formula and remedy that - R,S
TO STAY CURED-.
FCrRES BY REMOVING THE CAUSE
OF THE DISEASE.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-11

BASEBALL AT, THE HOSPITAL
Especial to rho t,Ilm.s- Dispatch.

Especial to rho Times DIsrntch)
1'ETERsBuRG,tt VA, April 1o.--Cliair-.
men Of the standing committees Of the
Virginia Conference Or Charities and
Corrections submitted excellent reports
to-day on Preparations for the confer
ence, which viii be held here May ed
gath. ~. F,ts 54
hlrs. Kate Walter Barrett. OF AlcShn-
drn, and John Nj. Glenn and j. X. Brack-
ctt Of Baltimore. arc among the speak
crs scheduled. Among those present at
the meeting were Rev. Or. ]. NJ. Pitcher,
president Of the conferences; DR.. w. f..
Drcwry. treasurer; Gcorge6B. Davis, Of
1tchmond, secretnrS:Mrs. W. +. Drcwry
and tie following chairmcn of commit
tees: On IFricndlcss and Wayward Girls.
s. J.. Waddill licnrlco county,; On SICK
and Innrn Poor In Their Homes. Mrs W:
n. Jones Petersburg; abandoned s:1d
Neglected Children. Il Q. l;gcrton. Peters
burg; Local Reception. Judge J. NJ Null
len; Local Arrangements. Robert Gillian;
Prcss II! r. Barlnm; Programme. ~
w 7. Drewry; representation, w i'm A..
nond. In IN charge OF the Co'nmittce on
Membership John j., Roper OF Norfolk:
on County and Municipal Institutions, ana
~ q B2w,es. Of stannton. %. on TIE he Aft !
The following officers OF the confer
cncc have been s.choscn: President. Rev
Dr. j. NJ. Pitcher. Petersburg Va; vice
presidents, John NJ. Rigging, Richinond'
Rev. G.. S. Blnckford. Norfolk; Or. {. W..
Kent. University Of Virginia: Mrs. "a. =.
y I.affcrty. Roanoke: l.. ". Lane. Jr.. VII
lInmsburs Executive Council. W. VII
liams, ch,irman.i Courtland; S. +. Wad-
dill, Hcnrico county; Rev. j. II Mhsiin.
Richmond: NJ. II. Clayton. Roanoke;
James u Tredway. Chatham; John j..
and gentlemen from Petersburg: Mrs w.
r. watkins. Mrs Kate peasants Minor
and Mr.. Robert Gillian. Or. William r.;
Drcwry, or Petersburg. IS treasurer ana
Mr. George r. Davis. OF Richmond, Is sec
rotary
The report Of Or. William f. Drcwry,
Superintendent OF the Central State HOS
pi,al at yesterdays meeting OF the spe-
cIal board Of observation-disclosures many I'M
provcmcnts during tilcs past quarter: ana
1,a3s
Baseball teams have, been organized
among the patients as a method or pro- no:
vldlng outdoor exercise. Colonel l.. ".
Lane, Jr.. OF Williamsburg; julius stra'is:
OF Richrnond: j. Gordon Bohannon, OF
Surry, and Robert Gillian, of Petersburg,
attended the meeting
The Virginia Trunk and Bag Company,
one Of the largest manufactures IN the
city, propose TO build an addition TO their
/ ayrrncc Street factory.
The certificate of incorporation OF liar-
low. Bailey and Company. furniture deal
crs, vas recorded To-day. allowing 9 cap :
ital stock OF not less than $4,000 nor more
than $4,000. T. r Jones .as. q y, ah 'Inncs
of Chesterfield. Vice PRESIDENT u Y.
Bailey, OF Petersburg, treasurer. George
D. Harlow. Petersburg. treasurer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-11
MONEY FOR SCHOOLS.
Late Treasurer's Administrator
PAYS Over $4,000.

The check for 5000 which the school board
had requested the administrator OF the estate
OF the late treasurer, ". J. Todd to turn over
to tho present treasurer Mr.. II. c. Hechlcr.
was paid yesterday. The check was drawn
against the American National Bank and was
s.rned BY Mr.. VIC Todd, administrator for
his father, and counterssncd by Mr. II. Leslie
Spence, the local representative Of the bonding
company.
The check means n transfer OF funds from
the personal account Of the late treasurer 10
the county school fund The delay In Its pay
mcnt was caused by tho absence from tho city
OF Mr.. Spence This money, like the 10000
previously paid to the county. Ia part OF the
$4,000 that the late treasurer had In bank
when his accounts wore examined.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-11
ACADEMY OF MEDICINE.
Richmond Doctors Discuss a Rare
and Interesting Disease.

The Richmond Academy OF Medicine and
Surgery had an unusually well attended and
interesting ntatlng last night at the r., p. a.
assembly room, over which Dr. Ramon Garcin
presided. san t,r
Papers were read by DIR, +. II. aides on tho
etology and pathology OF utlcaria, and by DR.,
Thomas W, Murrell on the symptoms nd treat
nent of this Interesting disease, The discuss
sion was entered into By Il large number OF
the members, and Interesting cases were re-
ported by Doctors Jacob Mchaux, Winn. q.
/. Gray and pr John Davidson. DR.. Wmn
exhibited an ossterical bag of his own inven-
ton the merit OF which was generally COM
mnul ed unOn. -----L
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-11
News of the Sick,

Mrs. r. d. Garland, of Keyslde was operated
on Yesterday at tho Memorial Hospital
Mrs. Adams, Of Amelia county, has been
taken to tho Retreat for the Sick for treat
Mr. Trayers Daniels. Jr.. was operated .on
Yesterday at the Virginia Hospital by Drs.
Taylor and Dunn,
Mrs. Shepherd is thought to have undergone
successful operation at the Flrsih'' Hospital
yesterday (, +, u..x
operated on yesterday by pr Taylor. and ~
doing niCey.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-11
Block Mexican Scheme.
Peculiar Coincidence.

susplcous-''Very peculiar coincidence. said
the tall poet, ns lie opened the big envelope.
F..What Is that?' asked the brother bnrd.
X '.Why, some weeks ago s9nt the editor OF
the Whoopem Magazine poem entitled The
Old Mint Julep.'
''Did he accept it?''
1i"Yes, but when I sent him another poem
the other day heareturned It with the follow
hut now We are full '=-Chlcago News.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-11
Arcanurnites Honored.

Union Council No. 81, Royal Arcanum, met
last night at a social gathering In aiarshaii
Hall No e545 East Broad Street. Past Officers,
Jewels were presented to Past Regent ana
Grand OhficcriN. Il. Garch and 10 Royal he
gent W S. Curry. The first Jewel was pre-
scntcd by Dr. y. a. Cooper, and the second
by Dr. NJ A. Jones. a pleasing entertainment
Vas given. followed by Refreshments and a
smoker. Union Council Is IN very active
and Furnishing condition.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-11
A Woman in the Case,

For shooting AT the same girl over whom ne
Tough, Il desperate duel in dark alley some
time af,. Waiter Braxton, negro. was iihea
s5C nd placed under security for six months
by Justice CrutchHeld in the Police Court Yes
terday morning. The bullet flew past the ears
OF the woman as she dashed down a street
Eraxton was yelling like an Indian. tie vas
out for blood PA
Asked about tho shooting yesterday morning
the negro. with a look that was as sincere as
he could got across the face. said that he mad
only fred in the air.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-11

Twcnty-Nfth Street ana was returning at
about 2 O'Clock when the car struck hirn. ne
was taken from the fsnder moment later
with hardly a scratch. y medieA examination
proved that his only injury was a slight
bruise on the leg. Before the day was over
he was out playing again. The boy Is son Oh
Mrs. Maggie Merdn
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-11
Easter Waists

--'.>''N - ~ H5siIs
Dainty White Jap SILK Waists
Val. trimming, In yoke design.
short sleeves, with Val. ruf11cs and
cluster tucklng III back, at $3,48.
White and Black Jap Silk
Waists. deliberately trimmed with
Val. lace. in panel effects, with
rufflcs Of lace on edge, short
sleeves and Val. collar; special,
1898.
Fine quality Jap silk Waists, in
white and black. trimmed with
German Val. and baby Irish mc-3
dnlions. with cluster pin tucks;s
some very new designs and sew
cral different styles, at $500 and
$6.48.
A largo assortment of Lace and
Net Waists. mado over silk and
trimmed with Val. and baby Irish
lace in pretty designs; prices
1898, $500 and $6.48.
White Lawn Waists tucked, but
toning In the back. Val. lace yoke.
collar and cuffs trimmed with Val.
lace; price. $1.5o. d. Al
Tucked Waist, with pattern Of
blind embroidery III front, full
sleeve. long cuff, trimmed with
Val. lace; price. $1.es.
Fine Muslin Waists, trimmed In
Val. lace inserting and embrold-s
cry medallions. large, full sleeves,
f with deep tucked cuffs; others with
short sleeves; price, s2.4s.
Fine Muslin Waists, trimmed In
German Val. inserting and medal
lions; special value, S2.e8.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-11
Easter Ribbons


tho home of her son, Mr.. James Meadow,
Near Curtersville. after an illness of q
few days. Mrs, Meadow WAS an ,a asea
haaith Tho intcrmcnt was made Tues
iay afternoon at tho old home, the ser
Woes heing conducted by her pastor, Rev.
j. M. Rowland. Of Cnrtersville. 80,
she is survived by her husband ana 1our
ial CHI III 10 IL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-11
Easter Dress Goods

AS the season advances
and Easter approaches, thin.
dress stuffs come 10 the
front. We have provided
literally to meet the demand,
and suggest a few leaders, &
3s-lnch All-Hyool Yoiles, all
3s 3o.inch All-1vool Bausto, s'all2 col
ors and white, SOC.
36-lnch All-yyool Albatross, all
colors and white, 800 and SOC.
42-lnch Fine French and Eng
fish yolles, all colors, 75c and $1.oo.
42-ihch Kid Finish Batiste, all
colors, cream and white, $1.oo.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-11
Two Fish Stories
(spocIal to The Times Dispatch.

fSpocInl 10 The Times DIspntch.)
FREDERICKSBURG: VA. April To-
a rOcttish WAS caught W the Potomac
River near Colonial Beach, recently.
weighing thirtysevcna pounds. and the
Colonial Rench Progress, In commenting
on It's weight, said twas pl'stsS5y the
largest rock1sh ever taken from the
Potomac, This Is an error, MS n Stafford
fisherman brought tosthis CITY few days
npo rockfish taken from the Potomac.
off the shore of Stafford. which weighed
sixty pounds. u was sold to Captain NJ.
r. Rowe, Of this city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-11
D0W|E CHEERED
BY GREAT THRONG
CONTINUED from First Page.)


The moment the crowd caught a glimpse
Of this much talked Of man, Il cheer
arose and he was greeted with an as
sortmcnt Of welcomes ranging from inc
reverend Peace be with you OF the
zionists, 10 the more ocular 1oou po!,
Dowic, OF the members Of the curious
throng. The cr,Ish was so great about
the FIRST Apostle that the police pro-
lection provided proved totally made
oua1e. and the members Of the zion
guards who were protecting their leader,
had to fight vigorously TO get him to the
carriage. which was awaiting him.
Threw Deputy Out.
Inst before he reached the vehicle an
.inc;dcnt arose which caused considerable
excitement among the people VINO were
eagerly endeavoring to catch glimpse
OF the founder of the Christian Ca ,,I
Church. a man sprang past MS pouS
guard and waved a. legal docutllehl ~
Dowle's face but before further nioss
could be made the Zion guards had lifteo
the intruder from the station floor and
threw him bodily over q, nearby rallns.
It was afterward s learned that the man
was "a deputy sheriff; who, ~ Vas q. endeavor-
ing TO serve Dowie s.With "a summons IN q
civil suit47in twhicht astcH9lic cal 81 expert
claimed that fees to-. the extent OF &oo
had been due hin for several years.
The incident seemed to /, disturb !~Dowle
very little, and he was assisted Into
4. carriage and driven to the Auditorium
a carriage and driven to the. Auditorium
Annex, where apartments had been Sc
c,sl cd for himself and party. v
After short rest, DoWie summoned
his legal advisers and then enrueds a
conference which lasted the greater part
~ the evening Just what means VIII
b.. taken to reinstate the First Apostle
in Zion City were not definitely stated.
hut Dowic did say most cmphatically'
that there would be no compromise with
Voiva, and that DR.. John Alexander
Dowie must he the leader of Zion or
nothing at all.
Block Mexican Scheme.
The same determination on the part OF
Dowies opponents at Zion City was man
fcst and Tonight when at II conference
OF the business committee of twelve,
appointed by Eoliva some time ago, 1t
was decided to send to all branches OF
the church throughout the world, the
following order:
"Oficers, members Of tho Christian
Catholic Apostolic Church are directed
not to send any moro money for Mex
ican land warrants.
Regarding the order, w II. Piper ono
OF the oVerseers, said:
''Ihe step was taken because Of de-
sire to Completely block Dowic's Mex
Cr.r scheme and at the Same time re-
move all chances OF his access to funds.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-11

Easter Silks
Chiffon Crcpcs. In black and COL
ors, 81 inches wide. 75c.
y Crepe dc Chine. in very select
colorngs, 90 inches wide, soc.
Chiffon Taffeta, In fancy wcavcs,
SOC value. 500,
Chnngeable Taffctas; these goods
are worth more money. but we Of
fer them at n special price, 4ec.
Fancy Taffetns and Louisines,
there are many pleasant surprises
In these at soc.
II White TInbutal Japanese Wash
Silk, 20 inches wide, Csc.
White sHabutal Japanese Wash
Silk, % inches wide. a5c.
White TInbutal Japanese Wash
Silk, q inches wide, 400.
White Habutai Japanese Wash
silk, SO inches wide, soc. ss
White Habutal Japanese Wash
Silk, SO inches wide, 40c.
Rubaiyat. a beautiful rough SILK.
which Is 40 stylish this season: 26
inches wide. In a choice range OF
colorlngs. 75c.
Black Chiffon Taffeta, SO inches
wide, s9c.
Black Peau do Cygne. So inches
wide. s1.oo. Il
Taffctas, changeable and plain;
q inches wide, sl.0O value, a5c.
Black Crepe dc Chimes, a largo
line Of these .just arrived, 5ec, 75c,
s1.oo and SIPS.
Foulard Silks. in the snowflake
dots, In old rose, Alice blue, reecda
and ,other shades, p inches wide,
58c. ,,:s !. ~ K 4 3{t 5tg,,.
Black Japanese Silk, 80 inches
wide, 75c.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-11
Miss Ada Mays.

Especial to The Times nspntcho
.I,YNCHBulsG, VA. April lo;-Miss i,r Aa; y
Mays, aged twenty-seXyen, died yest;e staay
m ''ols Of CONSUMPTION. She Is survived
Iv her mother, Mrs. Sarah Mays; ons
sister, Mrs. G. 81 Wilson OF lh"sh9 81
x. IT,, G. o.. of this citr,Sand G, L., or
,rhe funeral look place this afternoon
from the residence of her brother, j. ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-11
w. G.. George.

CliiIlPEpi,R, VA, April lO.-Mr. ". G,
George, Il nati,e of this city, died this
afternoon at Providence Hospital, WASH.
ington, where he had been taken ohlly
Il few days ago, lie was y most Popui,, w,
POSITION, and wns u grandson of the lnte
Cumberland George, 4 noted Baptist di-
Vine. Ills remains reached here TINS az
IL, -------
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-11
OBITUARY..
Of Tohn M. Harris.

The funeral of AIR. John NJ; Harris VIII
take place from the home or hls fmther,
inw at O'Clock, Rev, r. w. stone, pas
/ f 4 or lmmanuEl Baptist Church, VII con-
l,;et t.o servi'se The body VIII be taken
to Muddy Crchk, Powhatnn county for
interment,
Funeral Of Mr., Traylor.
rhc funeral 3f MIR, Asa T. Traylor, who
was killed py II locomotive Monday, will
" m tbs nf, rrnoon at 8 o'clock from
the residence l'f his son-ln-law at III
West Leigh street !ntermant VIII be
ior is survived lby q wife and two deugi-
ters.
Mrs, ALFRED Meadow
Especial to. The Tmes-Dispnlrh>
GARrERsV)kLE,0yA Al. April 10. n 3frJ,
Alfred Meadow died Monday night At
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-11
Fender Saved Lad

Robert Merdn, aged four years, had MS ne
saved yesterday BY being caught np on me
fender of a Broad and Twenty-nfth street car,
,rhc hoy had been visiting across tho street
iron. his home, which IL at No. 5lo NORTH
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-11
YOU CAN TEST 1T FREE

If you have tried other remedies. as
YOU doubtless have and have been dis
appointed; IL you have tried doctors IN
vain. and have lost faith In everything
M I, means OF cure, we want you to 90
IL your druggist and buy Il bottle OF
RHi1uAIAClDE AT ONCE. IT, you
want to test 1t before buying we. VIII FUR.
nish you a sample free If you VIII cut out
the coupon below. write In your name ana INC.
address and mail It With five cents for
postage to the Office Of the BOBHlll
CHEMICAL CO., $40 West Lombard
Street, Baltimore.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-11
Confirmation Service.

There will be confirmation service at the
Monumental Church tonight. Bishop Gibson
Will confirm a large class OF CANDIDATES. III.
". u. Evans will preach the confirmation ser
mon. .
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-11
Up to Hubby

"why are you so neryous?" asked tho
caller
gwen so should judge from your
demennor that he Is the person entitled
to he nervous. Houston Post
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-11
PLAIN TALK TO RHElJMATICS

4 If you have studied the cause of 1'lici'
Enntisin. you Know that 1T ls caused ~
100 iin,ich uric acid in thc blood. man,
lpcoplct link II Is caused by catching
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-11
Do Your Easter Shopping Here

a brief Illness OF pneumonia, following an
attack OF measles, lie is survived by his
widow and three children.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-11
T A. Coates,

Especial 10 The Times nisnatcho
WARSAW. VA, April lo,-Mr j. =.
Coates. aged forty-iyc years, died az ms
home near Warsaw this morning. atter
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-11
Easter Suits

Ladies' Elton Suits, in fancy gray
mixtures, navy and black Panama.
with strap trimming. inlaid taft
feta collar and cuffs, nicely lined
and full circular skirts, $1,000 g
values; special at $12,5o.
Fine grade Wolfe Suits, In black,
navy, reseda and lavender Etons, 4
braid trimmed and straps, finished i
with piping short sleeves and taft
fcta3 lined; gorcd, circular skirts,
front and back panel plated, $4,000
value, at $t7.5o. Is & y q Il rs.
High Grade Panama Suits, In
gray, Alice blue, old rose, reseda,.
navy and black 5jaunty Etons, fln--3S
ished with shawl collar. covered
With baby Irish batiste and low
cut vest of pique. making a very
stylish effect; full circular skirt,
with folds, $500. 5s
Nobby Elton Silk Suits, In gray
checks. black and navy, with strap
and braid trimming. some finished me
with ruflcs Of Val, nicely lined.
and full gored circular skirts; spe-
clal ut $500. 81
High Grade Tailored Suits, Of
tafretn. in all tho leading shades;
full plated Etons and bolero Of
fects, finished with braid, combined
with Val. and baby irish lace. In
stylish effects; the newest skirts
$1,000 and $500
Very elaborate 1'affota Suits, In
MI the high colors, Etons finished
witt, plated ruf1lcs Of same. low
cut vest of white, beautifully
braided in Persian. full circular
skirts, $4,000 and $500.
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This Easter Show
is Unparalleled.

Throngs crowding the store-enthusastic crowds!
The beautiful before half
atactively priced Only few days before the day
Of dessthe day that all anticipating Is your cos
tune ready? Won't this exquisite display assist you in
the preparation for Easter? Read